Center for Strategic and International Studies organization
also: Center of Strategic and International Studies, CSIS, MIT's Center for International Studies, Center for Strategic Studies, CIS
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Claims (14)
Richard Whalen member_of
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“moved from New York to Washington to join the Center for Strategic and International Studies, which again is another CIA cutout. He has a position in politics that led him to be advisors to Nixon, Reagan, and George H.W. Bush. Nixon used Wh…”
▶ Operation Gladio - 1968 parallels_ Assassins, political theater, etc @ 34:37
Center for Strategic and International Studies headed
Max Millikan book_quoted
“As early as 1955, the CIA had commissioned a detailed study called Project Brushfire of the political, psychological, economic, sociological factors that led to peripheral wars, which are basically wars fought on the edges or paramilitary o…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 12 @ 17:07
Arleigh Burke founded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“After Kennedy forced him out of the Navy, Burke quickly found another perch in Washington's far-flung national security complex, becoming the chairman of the newly created Center for Strategic Studies at Georgetown University. Of course, he…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 11:31
David Abshire founded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“After Kennedy forced him out of the Navy, Burke quickly found another perch in Washington's far-flung national security complex, becoming the chairman of the newly created Center for Strategic Studies at Georgetown University. Of course, he…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 11:31
Center for Strategic and International Studies funded
United States documented
“Venezuela's UN ambassador, Samuel Moncada, swiftly condemned the event, meaning the roundtable, as a sinister meeting that will remain marked by the disgraceful history of coup regimes by the U.S. CSIS, funded by the largest U.S. oil compan…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 31:05
Henry Kissinger founded
Center for Strategic and International Studies documented
“It was founded as part of a Georgetown University International Relations Department. And again, Georgetown is a favorite recruiting place of the CIA. CSIS evolved into a private project of U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger upon his r…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 31:57
Center for Strategic and International Studies trained
Madeleine Albright documented
“On Harvard, that got outed as a CIA front. Drawing on seemingly endless streams of arms, banking, and oil industry supplied funds, CSIS provided a training camp for some of Washington's most influential policymakers, including Madeleine Alb…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 32:27
Center for Strategic and International Studies trained
Anthony Blinken documented
“On Harvard, that got outed as a CIA front. Drawing on seemingly endless streams of arms, banking, and oil industry supplied funds, CSIS provided a training camp for some of Washington's most influential policymakers, including Madeleine Alb…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 32:27
Gustavo Tarre member_of
Center for Strategic and International Studies documented
“before joining CSIS as a senior associate. Considering his history, it isn't surprising to find Tari's name listed among the individuals that gathered to plot the next coup. Following this exposure, Tari was tracked to the OAS halls to ques…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 33:55
Chevron Corporation funded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:51
Northrop Grumman funded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:51
ExxonMobil funded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:51
Boeing funded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:51
Center for Strategic and International Studies headed
Max Millikan documented
“of the political, psychological, economic, and sociological factors that affected peripheral wars, meaning regime changes. The Center for International Studies, under economist Max Millikan of MIT, conducted the study, which is basically CI…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Chap 24 (25) @ 35:29
Mentions (26)
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moved from New York to Washington to join the Center for Strategic and International Studies, which again is another CIA cutout. He has a position in politics that led him to be advisors to Nixon, Reagan, and George H.W. Bush. Nixon used Wh…
▶ 1:15:26
Marsha Evans, I've came across her a couple of times, president of the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts of America, another grooming position. This is crazy. Daniel Skocat, CEO of the New Israel Fund. Oh, and Sue Terry, who was the Ko…
▶ 1:15:58
CSIS, that's another kind of hotbed for CIA. We have Kostas Karamanlis. I can't do Greek names either. Karamanlis, former prime minister of Greece. When Greece went bankrupt, this was the guy. He was there from 2009. Greece had to be bailed…
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Despite reportedly, and again, a lot of that has to do with the sanctioning and everything else, we've been poor. Yet despite reportedly putting a priority on the mining sector, the ambition, it has lacked the equipment, expertise, and infr…
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Combined with what at the time appears to be sheer acts of fate, there was an investigation being done into the Center for Strategic and International Studies, which is a think tank that will be featured in a future chapter. These connectio…
▶ 29:05
was in Washington, D.C., and had looked at papers that had the logo of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, CSIS, think tank. And beneath the title on the paper was the title, Assessing the Use of Military Force in Venezuela.…
▶ 29:37
They indexed the name of several State Department and USAID officials, along with Guaido's D.C.-based representatives, including his quote-unquote U.S. ambassador, Carlos Becchio. Representatives from Brazil and Colombia's U.S. embassies we…
▶ 31:05
Venezuela's UN ambassador, Samuel Moncada, swiftly condemned the event, meaning the roundtable, as a sinister meeting that will remain marked by the disgraceful history of coup regimes by the U.S. CSIS, funded by the largest U.S. oil compan…
▶ 31:33
can only be what it is, an organ promoting U.S. colonial wars, the Venezuelan diplomat said. Indeed, since its founding amid the Cold War, CSIS had established itself as one of Washington's premier pro-war think tank. And it's come up in ma…
▶ 31:57
It was founded as part of a Georgetown University International Relations Department. And again, Georgetown is a favorite recruiting place of the CIA. CSIS evolved into a private project of U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger upon his r…
▶ 32:27
On Harvard, that got outed as a CIA front. Drawing on seemingly endless streams of arms, banking, and oil industry supplied funds, CSIS provided a training camp for some of Washington's most influential policymakers, including Madeleine Alb…
▶ 32:57
diplomatic corps, CSIS served as an incubator for U.S. foreign collaborators abroad, including the man eventually tapped to represent Venezuela's U.S.-backed coup government at the OAS, Gustavo Tari. So Tari, the guy who's pretending to rep…
▶ 33:55
before joining CSIS as a senior associate. Considering his history, it isn't surprising to find Tari's name listed among the individuals that gathered to plot the next coup. Following this exposure, Tari was tracked to the OAS halls to ques…
▶ 34:28
David Samolansky, a Tari underling who earned his stripes as part of the US-backed Generation 2007 movement, which we already covered, she asked, why was your name on the CSIS list? Suddenly, he got a very straight face and said, you know, …
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especially when discussing the secret CSIS meeting to plan the invasion of Venezuela. He compared the gathering to the notorious Juan C. Conference of 1942, where Nazi and U.S. and S.S. officials devised the final solution. Of course, it is…
▶ 45:51
against Venezuela, declaring the country a threat to the security of the region. As Monquito predicted, Tari voted in favor of applying TIAR, also known as the Rio Treaty, to his own homeland. Tari did not hide his lust for war while partic…
▶ 47:21
It is hard to imagine how anyone could look at a decade-long U.S.-backed war in Syria, a violent and costly campaign that left hundreds of thousands of civilians and soldiers dead, and advocate for using it on your own country. Of course, t…
▶ 47:51
in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…
▶ 17:07
As early as 1955, the CIA had commissioned a detailed study called Project Brushfire of the political, psychological, economic, sociological factors that led to peripheral wars, which are basically wars fought on the edges or paramilitary o…
▶ 35:29
of the political, psychological, economic, and sociological factors that affected peripheral wars, meaning regime changes. The Center for International Studies, under economist Max Millikan of MIT, conducted the study, which is basically CI…
▶ 9:16
Because they weren't interested in doing that. They love having a boogeyman. Its most important consequence is the conclusion Bissell drew from it. Psychological warfare by itself would not defeat the Soviet Union. The Ford Foundation began…
▶ 11:31
After Kennedy forced him out of the Navy, Burke quickly found another perch in Washington's far-flung national security complex, becoming the chairman of the newly created Center for Strategic Studies at Georgetown University. Of course, he…
▶ 17:14
Kupperman, senior advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, another CIA front, and a well-known terrorist expert, said that he noted several pieces of evidence that made him believe that this was a terrorist bombing. So…
▶ 48:40
looked to strengthen ties with the U.S. through veterans of the OSS in New York and also Ray Klein. The Center for Strategic and International Studies became a player as well. There was another organization called the Foundation for Solidar…
▶ 3:43
think tank community that was devoted to foreign and security policy issues that was formed decades ago. And it was dominated by Chatham House, C-H-A-T-H-A-M. And their specific think tank was called the International Institute for Strategi…
▶ 4:11
They also had one called the Royal United Services Institute. Beginning in the 1970s, the Chatham House, the International Institute for Strategic Studies, and the Royal United Services Institute.…