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Roscoe "Rocky" Sudark member_of
National War College documented
“Yep. Oh, and that's when all of the Operation Gladio stuff broke. It broke in 1990. So any questions about any of that to the U.S. would have went through this office as well. His last diplomatic job is he was an international affairs advis…”
▶ The Shadow State 64 The Diplomats @ 1:15:00
William Collins Whitney founded
National War College host_asserted
“Yeah, it really was. What's funny is he had no military background. What he did have is a brother who was in the steamship business. Correct. So what's he do as Secretary of the Navy? He did a lot to develop what then was the modern Navy. H…”
▶ The Shadow State 46 Secret Societies 29 The Whitney Lineage @ 35:46
Mentions (8)
▶ 3:43
And again, I thought I'd heard the name, but when I started researching him, I said, yeah, we got to talk about him. So one of the other things you're going to find with a lot of these bonesmen is they served very admirably in World War II,…
▶ 18:34
Corson said that North went to great lengths to keep details of his illness out of his medical records. That would be interesting to know what those links were. After distinguished service in Europe, North received a coveted assignment to t…
▶ 19:07
In late 1981, North was plucked from the Naval War College to serve on the National Security Council. I had no business being assigned to the National Security Council, North later wrote. I was in over my head. As North pointed out, he held…
▶ 29:14
The Institute for American Strategy. The Institute for American Strategy was going to teach us all about how to be an anti-communist, which, strangely enough, in their terminology means fascist. So they enlisted the Pentagon and the SECDEF …
▶ 29:49
It promoted training citizens and government leaders in psychological warfare. Meetings were also held outside of National War College, and they were referred to as national strategy seminars. I don't know if you guys can see this, but this…
▶ 1:12:28
The bottom of the barrel, and I'm including myself, I'm still in the top 2%, but the bottom of the barrel of that top 2% goes to your own service school. The top echelon goes to a other service school, and the top, top of that goes to Natio…
▶ 35:46
Yeah, it really was. What's funny is he had no military background. What he did have is a brother who was in the steamship business. Correct. So what's he do as Secretary of the Navy? He did a lot to develop what then was the modern Navy. H…
▶ 1:15:00
Yep. Oh, and that's when all of the Operation Gladio stuff broke. It broke in 1990. So any questions about any of that to the U.S. would have went through this office as well. His last diplomatic job is he was an international affairs advis…