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William Mahoney member_of U.S. State Department documented
“Mahoney again correctly forecast the future. Ambassador Mahoney stated that initially, at least, it would be a military takeover. But Mahoney was not a prophet. However, he represented the commitment of the U.S. government in coordination w…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966 @ 14:26
William Mahoney spied_on Kwame Nkrumah documented
“ANCA, was necessarily needed to take place. Nonetheless, he confidently and accurately, as it turned out, predicted that one way or the other, CRUMA would be out in less than a year. Revealing the depth of the embassy's knowledge of the plo…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966 @ 13:24

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Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 11:53 While the newly released documents written by the National Security Council staffer and an unnamed CIA officer confirmed the essential outlines set forth in what Stockdale said, they also provided additional and chilling details about the U…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 12:23 the U.S. ambassador in Ghana, participated in a candid discussion in Washington with CIA Director John McCone and the Deputy Chief of the CIA Africa Division, whose name has been withheld. Significantly, the African Division was part of the…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 12:53 Topic one was the coup in Ghana. While Mahoney was satisfied that popular opinion was running strong against Kruma and the economy of the country was in a precarious state because of, you know, they do economic espionage against them as wel…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 13:54 He warned because of a tendency to procrastinate, any specific date that they should accept, any specific date they should set would be, there would be reservations about the particular date. In a reversal of what some assume to be the trad…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 14:26 Mahoney again correctly forecast the future. Ambassador Mahoney stated that initially, at least, it would be a military takeover. But Mahoney was not a prophet. However, he represented the commitment of the U.S. government in coordination w…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 14:52 He felt that there was little chance that either the Chinese communists or the Soviets would, in adequate measure, come to his financial rescue. The British would continue to adopt a hard-nosed attitude in denying Ghana aid. At the same tim…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 15:18 Second, Mahoney seems to have assumed the responsibility of increasing the pressure on Kruma and exploiting the probable results. This can be seen in his 50-minute meeting with Kruma three weeks later. According to Mahoney's account of that…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 15:46 He had been through in the last month, recalling that there had been seven attempts on his life, no doubt by the CIA. Mahoney did not attempt to discourage Kruma's fears, nor did he characterize them as unfounded. While Kruma apparently con…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 17:14 And he's absolutely right. In his conclusion, Mahoney observed, quote, Kruma gave me the impression of being a badly frightened man. His emotional resources seem to be running out. As pressures increase, we may expect more hysterical outbur…
Operation Gladio - Ghana 1966
▶ 27:06 the ambassador. So if I look up the ambassador, William Mahoney, what's interesting about this particular one is you find out almost nothing about who this guy is by his official Wikipedia thing. But if you start digging into him, he's part…
The Colonel's Corner Safe For Democracy Part 28 (29)
▶ 54:14 for a dam in the upper Volta River and to develop new economic resources was hung out to try to get him to embrace America. He attributed the January 1964 assassination attempt to the CIA. The Johnson administration stepped carefully around…
The Colonel's Corner Safe For Democracy Part 28 (29)
▶ 56:50 And there were dated documents saying they were attempting to do exactly that. LBJ went ahead with the damn aid, but he may well have approved undermining the government as well. During a home visit in March of 1965, Ambassador Mahoney met …
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 25
▶ 50:45 Dulles and McCloy. After months of investigative wheel spinning, the panel would reach its foregone conclusion. Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing the president, case closed. When President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, one of the new Afric…