Texaco organization
also: Texas Corporation, texico
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Claims (13)
Texaco funded
Bahrain host_asserted
“Rockefellers enter the chat, and they would enter into the Bahrainian oil industry together. Middle East, of course. And no shenanigans ever took place regarding that. Okay, so Texaco, in 1939, their CEO was a guy by the name of Torquild Ri…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 20:39
Lewis Henry Lapham founded
Texaco host_asserted
“I said, holy crap, this is so crazy. Yeah, it's the same people. They're all at this small little club, and they're the ones who basically play the chess boards all around the world. So if this guy gets better, Mr. Lewis Henry, he's the co-…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 18:28
Gebhard Westrich member_of
Texaco host_asserted
“to include ITT and Kodak. In addition to representing Texaco's interest in Central Europe and German industrial companies in the U.S., Gerhard Westrick's brother, Ludger, L-U-D-G-E-R, became a prominent banker and a director of several of t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #4 @ 35:19
Texaco supplied_arms_to
Spanish Civil War host_asserted
“Okay. Texaco then would illegally supply the fascist nationalist faction in the Spanish Civil War with about 3.5 million barrels of oil. That's in the 1930s. Uh-huh. They got fined for that. They got fined $20,000 for violating the Neutrali…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 19:34
Texaco funded
Chevron Corporation host_asserted
“Was that the first of a trend? Because it went on for, I don't know, forever now? Yeah, exactly. Exactly what the Harrimans were doing with the Nazis. Yes. Yes. Holy crap. War hamster. That's amazing. There's more to this for the Texaco sto…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 20:07
Torquild Rieber headed
Texaco host_asserted
“Rockefellers enter the chat, and they would enter into the Bahrainian oil industry together. Middle East, of course. And no shenanigans ever took place regarding that. Okay, so Texaco, in 1939, their CEO was a guy by the name of Torquild Ri…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 20:39
Torquild Rieber spied_on
Texaco host_asserted
“All right. Well, keep an eye out for that name in the future because it's interesting. He hired some pro-Nazi assistants and they were busy cabling Berlin, coded information about the ships that are leaving New York Harbor. Oh, I did hear a…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 21:08
Texaco funded
Medellin Cartel host_asserted
“But Life Magazine runs a huge story about it, portraying it as very unfair. And who owned Life Magazine? Luce. Skull and Bonesman, Henry Luce. Yes. Uh-huh. Oh, my gosh. A little more on Texaco, because it's a fascinating story. Great corpor…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 22:11
Texaco funded
Muerte a Secuestradores host_asserted
“to form a paramilitary organization known as muerte a sequestradores which is death to shoot i used to know that anyways they were working with the medellin cartel paramilitary this is texico a fortune 500 company which means they are worki…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 22:38
Texaco funded
Saudi Aramco host_asserted
“In 1989, Texaco reformed and they did a joint venture with Saudi Aramco for the rest of the remains of Texaco's U.S. refining and marketing operation. Go ahead and make some commentary. I'm going to pull something up on my screen. Well, I h…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 23:39
Texaco carried_out_attack
Queen of Hawaii host_asserted
“He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 17:59
Texaco funded
Barco Oil host_asserted
“Wow. So Texaco, while this guy, this is right after this guy passed away, but let's talk about Texaco. In 1936, Texaco, it was called the Texas Corporation at the time. They bought a company called Barco Oil. It was called the Barco Oil Con…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 19:01
Texaco financed_via
American Hawaiian Steamship Company host_asserted
“He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 17:59
Mentions (14)
▶ 56:42
And they have all of the copper that was coming out of there, the uranium coming out of there is all transiting Angola. So that answered the question for me. And then it says here, foreign investment. The Portuguese lead in foreign investme…
▶ 1:45:35
You have, let's see, the director of Texaco, Arleigh Burke, who was the Navy guy that's in the middle of everything as far as Operation Gladio goes. He was part of the bullshit during the naval, that was part of the Navy during the Korean W…
▶ 18:28
I said, holy crap, this is so crazy. Yeah, it's the same people. They're all at this small little club, and they're the ones who basically play the chess boards all around the world. So if this guy gets better, Mr. Lewis Henry, he's the co-…
▶ 19:01
Wow. So Texaco, while this guy, this is right after this guy passed away, but let's talk about Texaco. In 1936, Texaco, it was called the Texas Corporation at the time. They bought a company called Barco Oil. It was called the Barco Oil Con…
▶ 19:34
Okay. Texaco then would illegally supply the fascist nationalist faction in the Spanish Civil War with about 3.5 million barrels of oil. That's in the 1930s. Uh-huh. They got fined for that. They got fined $20,000 for violating the Neutrali…
▶ 20:07
Was that the first of a trend? Because it went on for, I don't know, forever now? Yeah, exactly. Exactly what the Harrimans were doing with the Nazis. Yes. Yes. Holy crap. War hamster. That's amazing. There's more to this for the Texaco sto…
▶ 22:11
But Life Magazine runs a huge story about it, portraying it as very unfair. And who owned Life Magazine? Luce. Skull and Bonesman, Henry Luce. Yes. Uh-huh. Oh, my gosh. A little more on Texaco, because it's a fascinating story. Great corpor…
▶ 23:10
so you know he knows all these are you saying it goes without saying yes yes uh the interesting part about muerte de sequester by 1983 columbia had estimated over 240 political killings and this is a u.s corporation involved in that 1987 te…
▶ 23:39
In 1989, Texaco reformed and they did a joint venture with Saudi Aramco for the rest of the remains of Texaco's U.S. refining and marketing operation. Go ahead and make some commentary. I'm going to pull something up on my screen. Well, I h…
▶ 27:30
Lewis Henry Lapham, his connection with Texaco, which of course he owns shares with the whole family. That's part of the family fortune. His son is interesting. His son was a guy named Roger Dearborn Lapham, who lived from 1883 to 1966. He'…
▶ 18:47
not only in know-how, but also in the vast financial and logistical resources that they were able to make available to multinationals. These include secret services of the world's most powerful state apparatus, i.e. the CIA, which with the …
▶ 51:42
J. Henry Schroeder Banking, Sinclair Oil, The Singer Manufacturing, which is, of course, the sewing machines. Oh, and Standard Oil of California, Standard Oil, Standard Oil, Standard Oil. Texaco, Texas Golf, Texas Instruments, Time, of cour…
▶ 16:29
U.S. industrial leaders in Germany included oil and chemical companies like DuPont, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and Texaco. Food and consumer products such as Kora Corn Products Refining Company, today it's called CPC International, and of …
▶ 35:19
to include ITT and Kodak. In addition to representing Texaco's interest in Central Europe and German industrial companies in the U.S., Gerhard Westrick's brother, Ludger, L-U-D-G-E-R, became a prominent banker and a director of several of t…