Michele Sindona person
also: Sedona, Sindona, God's banker, Mikhail Sedona, Michele, Michele Sandana, Michele Sedana, Sindana, Mr. Mafia himself, Mikel Sedona, Mikkel Sedona, Mikkel Michael Sedona, Michael Sindona
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Claims (15)
Michele Sindona member_of
Gambino crime family guest_asserted
“the Gambinos, and of course, Michele was the Gambinos' godfather. So those investigations led me to him. So after I started to look into the matter of international terrorism, I came upon a book by Brzezinski. Remember Brzezinski? Oh, yeah.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 12:48
Michele Sindona member_of
P2 Masonic Lodge book_quoted
“elections in 1972. Oh, you mean like we did in 1947? Yes, we're back in 1972 doing the exact same thing. The funds went through Ambrosiano Bank and Mikhail Sedona, God's banker, mafia guy, and the Italian intelligence chief Vito Marcelli. T…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner_ The Medusa Files; Part 12 @ 43:29
Michele Sindona laundered_money_for
Catholic Church host_asserted
“overseas expansion, even when the bank was broke. So you see how they're all in on it. They're all in on it. Having raided the assets of Banca Privata Financiere and Banca Union, Italy's national union bank, Sedona had purchased, which Sedo…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy Part 4 @ 41:14
Ellsworth Bunker funded
Michele Sindona book_quoted
“Millions more were funneled to Sedona for the implementation of false flags. They were funneled and arranged and controlled by the U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin. In 1970 alone, Sedona received more than $10 million from the ambassador. Now,…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Book Club Overview @ 10:14
Michele Sindona founded
Banca Privada host_asserted
“He merged those two firms and called it Banca Privada. The two holes now became a massive crater because he's basically making these two banks fail as well. And by 1974, his new institution had a loss of 200 billion lira.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy Part 4 @ 41:41
Michele Sindona member_of
Catholic Church book_quoted
“The Vatican was doing all of the money laundering of the drug operations for the CIA. And that's all well established in Paul Williams' book, Operation Gladio. And oh, by the way, he's a Catholic. So he's not anti-Catholic. It's just a prov…”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Dave Troy’s article Part 2 @ 35:37
Michele Sindona member_of
Catholic Church guest_asserted
“And Sally, go ahead. Welcome, or thank you for letting me speak. I just posted earlier in the Purple Pill a map of Sindona and the Vatican's intricate banking system. It's kind of small, but it kind of gives perspective. And I just wanted t…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 2 @ 1:56:16
Michele Sindona laundered_money_for
P2 Masonic Lodge book_quoted
“to include interference once again in the Italian elections. The funds went through Ambrosiano's bank connection, Mikel Sedona, Mr. Mafia himself, and the Italian intelligence chief, Vito Maselli, both P2 members.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 11 @ 43:27
Paul L. Williams met
Michele Sindona guest_asserted
“research regarding organized crime. I met, by the way, during my journalistic career, I met Michele Sandana in Otisville. He became the subject of, yeah, the key figure in Gladio. But Michele Sandana, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I also had a, yea…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 8:02
Michele Sindona member_of
Mafia host_asserted
“But other banks were set up. And the banks in Italy and in Europe, many of them were set up by a mafioso, a figure whom I referred, who I spoke about before, Michele Sedana, became the leading banker for, really, for the three agencies, for…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 1:01:05
Michele Sindona appointed
Institute for the Works of Religion host_asserted
“In 1976, Pope Paul VI, no, I'm sorry, let's go to 1969, Pope Paul VI put Sedona in charge of all Vatican finances. And the Vatican at that time was faced with another uprising of communism. So the Italian firms in which...…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 1:01:37
Michele Sindona member_of
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“the Vatican was infested, were liquidated and invested in the United States and elsewhere by Sedona. But Sedona became a key figure and a key figure in Gladio. And, you know, as you know, by this time, you know, the threat of communism, we …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 1:02:05
Michele Sindona member_of
P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted
“P2 is also implicated in the Vatican banking scandal, thanks to the presence of two financiers that also happened to be two P2 Lodge members, Mikhail Sedona and Roberta Calvi. Roberta Calvi, of course, was God's banker, while Savak was God'…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 48:31
Michele Sindona member_of
Institute for Bankers of Italy host_asserted
“He was the Vatican banker. Yeah, well, he was mafia first, then the Vatican, which makes it even scarier that the Vatican thought the mafia banker was a good guy to get in business with. But the way it really went down is the euro dollar, a…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 7 @ 49:08
Michele Sindona member_of
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company host_asserted
“is in the city of London, they were able to lend U.S. dollars where there was no regulators. And the reason for that is the city of London had special rules that English regulators didn't regulate U.S. dollars, and the U.S. regulators could…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 7 @ 49:35
Mentions (38)
▶ 1:56:16
And Sally, go ahead. Welcome, or thank you for letting me speak. I just posted earlier in the Purple Pill a map of Sindona and the Vatican's intricate banking system. It's kind of small, but it kind of gives perspective. And I just wanted t…
▶ 1:39:35
murder of the banker Calbee because they hung him up on a bridge in London for all to see. And some of the other Sedona that was like, you know, God's banker and all these other people. When that stuff all started hitting the fan, Marcinicu…
▶ 1:15:03
It was named after Julio Valerio Borghese. And that's the guy I talked about yesterday. That's the Black Prince. The coup attempt involved hundreds of Gladio participants, including Jelly and Sedona, along with members of the state forest p…
▶ 1:34:00
Did anybody else have anything? Go ahead, Josh. Yeah. In reference to what you were talking about with Sedona, the Panama shell companies that he was setting up, it reminded me of Alden Global Capital. And I don't know if in your research y…
▶ 1:41:00
And last, sorry, very sorry for my English. I studied so long, but I didn't imagine I was so bad. I hope you're very good. You're doing great. Thank you. So that's that's it. Thank you very much. And I want to highlight what you just said. …
▶ 38:30
Because they're too big to fail bullshit. So Sedona's purchase of Franklin National created a financial nightmare. And by April 1974, the bank was in a nosedive. The reality was that Franklin had suffered $40 million loss and the Federal Re…
▶ 41:14
overseas expansion, even when the bank was broke. So you see how they're all in on it. They're all in on it. Having raided the assets of Banca Privata Financiere and Banca Union, Italy's national union bank, Sedona had purchased, which Sedo…
▶ 41:41
He merged those two firms and called it Banca Privada. The two holes now became a massive crater because he's basically making these two banks fail as well. And by 1974, his new institution had a loss of 200 billion lira.…
▶ 42:06
Sedona managed to convince the directors of Banco Roma to sink $200 million into his Banco Privada. And on and on and on. And this just keeps happening. And so Sedona is basically stealing all of the money out of these banks. And a lot of t…
▶ 42:32
is going into the Vatican and into this international syndicate. This branches out into Germany, into Zurich. And shortly after the stroke of midnight in 1974, Lucio Gelli made a call to Sedona, who was staying at a chalet in Switzerland, t…
▶ 43:01
balance sheet documents and the other for fraudulent statements of bankruptcy. Leave Switzerland before they notify Interpol, Jelly advised. Get out of there so that they can't extradite you. If you don't, our enemies will torture you. They…
▶ 43:28
Prominent bankers who had lost fortunes thanks to Sedona's financial shenanigans were now demanding the arrest of the Pope's banker. Sedona heeded Jelley's advice. He packed his bags and headed to New York, where he would remain under prote…
▶ 45:04
When it comes to their shenanigans, there does seem to be some overlap between them. Okay, so let's see. I'm trying to find this one thing. So he goes to jail. He gets a life sentence. And supposedly, he's poisoned in prison.…
▶ 1:06:25
Word immediately got back to this international syndicate that having him in jail wasn't going to work out for them because he's going to crack. So a few days later, the Italian government charged Sedona with the murder of a guy by the name…
▶ 49:29
That everybody's going to have a rice bowl that gets peed in. If you're a Catholic, you're going to find out that your church was money laundering drug money. A lot, like trillions of dollars. You're going to find out that it was murdering …
▶ 3:29
All was in on it. And this information went on to implicate Sedona, Calvi, the guy that they hung off the bridge in London, and Marcinkus, who was the archbishop in Chicago that they moved over to control the Vatican Bank, which they then b…
▶ 7:49
He was appalled. So he goes on and he talks about the rise of Mikkel Michael Sedona. And Sedona, for those of you who don't know, was dubbed the Pope's banker, met a really ugly death. But in the meantime, he he faked he actually had someon…
▶ 10:14
Millions more were funneled to Sedona for the implementation of false flags. They were funneled and arranged and controlled by the U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin. In 1970 alone, Sedona received more than $10 million from the ambassador. Now,…
▶ 14:12
Sedona, High Times, New Cross, because they weren't going to get out of the game, Desperate Dawn, The Pope Must Die, the shooting in St. Peter's, shooting at that point, a raid and misdirection, Blackfriars Bridge, which is the assassinatio…
▶ 14:41
another banker in Italy that was working with Sedona and they decided that he needed to be killed. So basically what they did, his name was Calvi, C-A-L-V-I. Basically what they did was he's kind of fat and…
▶ 35:37
The Vatican was doing all of the money laundering of the drug operations for the CIA. And that's all well established in Paul Williams' book, Operation Gladio. And oh, by the way, he's a Catholic. So he's not anti-Catholic. It's just a prov…
▶ 48:39
So what they got, they got in trouble with making a lot of risky loans. But what they were doing is they were borrowing money in the euro dollar market. And if people that have watched our BCCI series know about the euro dollar. Was that th…
▶ 49:35
is in the city of London, they were able to lend U.S. dollars where there was no regulators. And the reason for that is the city of London had special rules that English regulators didn't regulate U.S. dollars, and the U.S. regulators could…
▶ 8:02
research regarding organized crime. I met, by the way, during my journalistic career, I met Michele Sandana in Otisville. He became the subject of, yeah, the key figure in Gladio. But Michele Sandana, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I also had a, yea…
▶ 8:30
even in prison, and a really fascinating character, and probably one of the leading victims of Gladio, as it turns out. Of course, he was one of the main proponents of it as well. But going back to my career, I started to write about Islam.…
▶ 10:28
I was familiar with Operation Gladio for numerous years. Of course, in my research, I'd eventually inevitably come upon it. And once again, I had also, I mean, my interest in Gladio was also perked by the fact that I had met Sindana, and I …
▶ 12:18
So, but yeah, I did. And I had a couple of words with him. I mean, he found out who I was and closed the door. But in any case, you know, I had a background in that. And once again, I was writing about Vatican affairs. So I had known Marcin…
▶ 1:01:05
But other banks were set up. And the banks in Italy and in Europe, many of them were set up by a mafioso, a figure whom I referred, who I spoke about before, Michele Sedana, became the leading banker for, really, for the three agencies, for…
▶ 1:01:37
In 1976, Pope Paul VI, no, I'm sorry, let's go to 1969, Pope Paul VI put Sedona in charge of all Vatican finances. And the Vatican at that time was faced with another uprising of communism. So the Italian firms in which...…
▶ 1:02:05
the Vatican was infested, were liquidated and invested in the United States and elsewhere by Sedona. But Sedona became a key figure and a key figure in Gladio. And, you know, as you know, by this time, you know, the threat of communism, we …
▶ 48:31
P2 is also implicated in the Vatican banking scandal, thanks to the presence of two financiers that also happened to be two P2 Lodge members, Mikhail Sedona and Roberta Calvi. Roberta Calvi, of course, was God's banker, while Savak was God'…
▶ 43:27
to include interference once again in the Italian elections. The funds went through Ambrosiano's bank connection, Mikel Sedona, Mr. Mafia himself, and the Italian intelligence chief, Vito Maselli, both P2 members.…
▶ 43:53
It should be noted that Sedona's American investments were handled by Continental Illinois Bank, headed by Nixon's first treasury secretary, none other than David Kennedy, and his legal representative in the U.S. was the law firm of John Mi…
▶ 46:45
Ambrosiano Bank Connection, Mikel Sedona, and the Italian intelligence chief, Michele, both P2 members. It should be noted that Sedona's American investments were handled by Continental Bank, headed by Nixon's first Treasury Secretary, Davi…
▶ 47:11
was the law firm of Richard Nixon's attorney general. So John Mitchell is handling the mafia, what they call the God's banker, Mikkel Sedona, who ends up going to jail and basically kills himself. Or no, he was poisoned by coffee in his jai…
▶ 49:43
Leno and her book in Banks We Trust is typical of the time. The P2 crowd obtained money from the kidnappings of well-to-do businessmen in Europe and from the drug trafficking in South America. Sedona's bank laundered money for the notorious…
▶ 43:29
elections in 1972. Oh, you mean like we did in 1947? Yes, we're back in 1972 doing the exact same thing. The funds went through Ambrosiano Bank and Mikhail Sedona, God's banker, mafia guy, and the Italian intelligence chief Vito Marcelli. T…
▶ 44:02
P2 members. It should also be noted that Sedona American investments were handled by Continental Illinois Bank, headed by Richard Nixon's Treasury Secretary David Kennedy and a legal representative of the U.S. law firm of Nixon's Attorney G…