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also: Falls Church, Tidewater Virginians, Willing, West Virginia, Northern Virginia
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West Virginia host_asserted
“People got a parovirus. That seems very weird. Let's see. In 1980, two young women were shot to death hitchhiking to one of their gatherings in West Virginia. Whoa. Let's see. Oh, they had another gathering where.…”
▶ Who was Michael Alexander Gloss_ Was he intelligence_ @ 49:56
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West Virginia book_quoted
“If there was anyone who could have expected to be aware of the danger of another Pearl Harbor-ish type activity, it was Hillen Cotter. He was an Annapolis man. He had been executive officer aboard the USS West Virginia that Sunday morning i…”
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They're the ones that are, you know, everybody calls feds, but it's actually the Rise Above movement. And they've been training in Ukraine and they have camps in Maine as well. And in, I think it's West Virginia. Don't quote me. That's just…
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That they brought him, that they being the CIA, picked him up out of Libya and brought him to Virginia to train him to be a rebel against the Libyan government. Where have we heard that before? I don't know. School of America, Fort Benning,…
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Haqtar, former commander of the Libyan army in Chad, who was captured and changed sides in 1988, setting up the anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, reportedly with CIA and Saudi backing. For the last 20 years, he's been living quietly in Vir…
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Wow. Wow. That's a lot of crap. Finally, the Washington Post Sunday edition carried several references to Haftar, including a front page article profiling the divisions within the rebel military leadership. Khalifa Haftar, a former army col…
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By that time, he was already settled with his family in Falls Church. So basically what this is saying is the CIA had basically corrupted this guy way back in the 1980s, got him to commit treason and established militant. Is anybody there? …
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I think we got it fixed. Okay. So they had established militant forces. The CIA had established militant forces inside of Libya against Libyan's government. And at some point trained the guy in Virginia. He goes back to Libya and creates al…
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In 2008, Associated Press reported that the CIA planned to release a stash of Pond-related papers accidentally discovered in a Virginia barn in 2001 and then hand them over to the National Archives. John Grombach led the Pond in intelligenc…
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all of the biographies of the people and the pieces that the Ritchie Boys played. Because what you're going to find out just in a little bit that I compared the, and I had no idea. Like I said, we came across Ritchie Boys early on. They wer…
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Camp Ritchie was a military camp that was set up in Maryland, and it was a covert location. Most people doesn't even know it ever existed until much later. But we also in Operation Gladio found several of those in that area. There were some…
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And so the article that I read a year ago talked about the guy they designated as the president, prime minister, whatever you want to call it, of the country's government in exile lived in Virginia. He's lived in Virginia for decades. So I'…
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By 66, the problem was back in Washington, where it was determined that the pacification was failing. And as a result of the combination of poor management and the resistance of the Viet Cong, the nationalistic tendency. So as a way of reso…
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of Nicaragua prior to the Sandinistas. Sandino was busted again in April 86, this time as part of one of the biggest cocaine cases on the Atlantic coast. DEA agents in Norfolk, Virginia charged him and 14 other people, including the son-in-…
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Though he was arrested, Sandino somehow managed to wiggle out of custody, like so many of them do, and the DEA issued a fugitive warrant for his capture. When Los Angeles detective Tom Gordon ran across Sandino's name in the drug database s…
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Another telltale sign. Soon, Carbog left his wife and married one of his secretaries, who was a descendant of John C. Calhoun. Can't make this shit up. It's probably his handler, by the way. He purchased a house that cost well over $2 milli…
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Fields was a CIA operative that was very close to George Bush and was in a position to let them know everything that was going on. It didn't hurt that Fields had been an administrative assistant to Senator Willis Robertson of Virginia, who …
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The higher profits, coupled with the increased pressure from local police, have prompted the Los Angeles gangs to extend their territory far beyond the neighborhood. Within the past three to four years, members of the Crips and Bloods have …
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Blanton also mentioned that he was due to receive a million-dollar settlement from the U.S. government for some unspecified claim. Armand steered the conversation to Roger Sardino, the Menendez associate wanted by the DEA in conjunction wit…
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a degree of influence from the CIA. That's what Tellez said. When DEA agent Jones drove out the next morning to collect Sandino from the hotel where they had him hold up, he found an empty room, just as he had done in Virginia five years ea…
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If there was anyone who could have expected to be aware of the danger of another Pearl Harbor-ish type activity, it was Hillen Cotter. He was an Annapolis man. He had been executive officer aboard the USS West Virginia that Sunday morning i…
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By 4 a.m., he and Bissell were speaking to Rusk again on the phone, begging for authorization to have the U.S. Navy aircraft fly cover for the invasion fleet and support the beachhead. Cabell met Rusk in the later's apartment. Rusk opened t…
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And the Christian Heritage Foundation is a private, independent, charitable foundation in Virginia that distributes Bible, which was given three point five million dollars from the Women's Federation for World Peace, which is ran by Reveren…
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that he had learned there was a conspiracy to sabotage Eisenhower's presidency and replace Ike with McCarthy. A carnival of shame and humiliation that McCarthy brought to Washington held the Capitol in its grips from February 1950, when he …
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Mayhew realized that he would have blood on his hands. Not that that bothered him because he killed lots of people. To ponder the moral difficult question, Mayhew went down to the recreation room in the basement of his Virginia home where h…
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Byrd said he feared the souvenir hunters might steal it. So he took it home as a trophy and hung it on the wall. Byrd's name was woven through the turbulent politics of the Kennedy era. He was a crony of LBJ and a cousin of Senator Harry By…
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Dulles caught a Piedmont Airlines flight back to DC, landing at National around 8.30 in the morning. He had then driven to a hotel, not his house, a hotel in Williamsburg, Virginia, where he addressed a Brookings Institute breakfast meeting…
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Back in Washington, where he eventually became the all-powerful CIA counterintelligence chief, Angleton invited Gowan to lunch at the Army-Navy Club and even to his home in Virginia. You know, he was a very devious character, Gowan said, bu…
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Richard Nixon was a young naval officer scuttling up and down the East Coast, wrapping up war-related business for the Navy. While sifting through military paperwork, Nixon came across an eye-opening Nazi document that had been shipped to a…
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In late spring 2010, a few months after he returned to Iraq, Khadim and his team of lawyers received the first big news about their suit from a federal judge in D.C. who had dismissed the case, ruling that the court did not have jurisdictio…
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And phone records show that several calls were placed to Barbadi's office to Secord's private number in McLean, Virginia. Now, again, Richard Secord is the same guy that was arranging the missile cells with Oliver North via Israel to Iran a…
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hastily improvised operation began coming apart. This fallout left a lasting impression on the newly appointed CIA officer named Ted Shackley, who started a supercharged career at the agency as a second lieutenant, Shanghai'd from the job t…
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People got a parovirus. That seems very weird. Let's see. In 1980, two young women were shot to death hitchhiking to one of their gatherings in West Virginia. Whoa. Let's see. Oh, they had another gathering where.…