Great Heroin Coup event
also: heroin coup
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“were seized in February of 1972 en route to Traficanis, Florida. And again, I explained that was part of Syntax's operation. So then he asks a question. How guilty was Richard Nixon who presided over the heroin coup? The author believes tha…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 12 @ 7:24
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Now we can officially get started. My co-host is here. Bridget is not going to be here today. So we're going to wing it without her. All right. The author says that this chapter is his interpretation of what he labels the Great Heroin Coup.…
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He says that the coup itself, which transferred control of the heroin gold mine from one part of the world to another, was orchestrated. And through the chapters that we've already reviewed, it does appear that way. This is what he found es…
▶ 7:24
were seized in February of 1972 en route to Traficanis, Florida. And again, I explained that was part of Syntax's operation. So then he asks a question. How guilty was Richard Nixon who presided over the heroin coup? The author believes tha…
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that he found it difficult to believe that a lifelong spy of Koenig's stature could ever really leave the CIA because they don't. Warble quite naturally held open the possibility that Koenig's DEA job was a sheep dipping opportunity of the …
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Operation Gladio. The Miami Conspiracy, Chapter 22. In the spring of 76, the author traveled to France to see what he could find out about Christian David, the Ben Barca affair, and the heroin coup. Once he had all of this figured out, he w…