Control Data Corporation organization
also: CDC, Control Data, control data corporations, control data system, CDC dash cyber
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Claims (9)
William C. Norris founded
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“Seymour Cray and a guy by the name of William Norris created Control Data Corporation together and initially focused on intelligence and code breaking.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 16:59
Seymour Cray founded
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“Seymour Cray and a guy by the name of William Norris created Control Data Corporation together and initially focused on intelligence and code breaking.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 16:59
Commercial Credit Corporation provided_bridge_financing_for
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“So they loan money to the control data corporation. And then the control data corporation uses that money to basically stop the attempted hostile takeover.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 29:44
Control Data Corporation proposed
CIA documented
“But this letter is called Special Assistant to the President of CDC, Earl Larratt. And to Mr. Duckett, expressing a desire for closer ties and implying a possible consultant role…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 1:01:46
U.S. Navy paid
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“industry-wide competition to design and build a extended memory unit as part of a computer system that eventually was going to be used by the U.S. Navy.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 57:18
Control Data Corporation spied_on
Soviet Union host_asserted
“They're selling these computers that have back doors in them to the Soviet Union.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 44:10
Control Data Corporation secretly_owned
Elbit Computers host_asserted
“And it's 50-50 owned by Control Data and a company called Elron, E-L-R-O-N, in Israel.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 49:51
Robert M. Price headed
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“downhill until a guy by the name of Robert Price comes along. And CDC then becomes a company called Ceridian, C-E-R-I-D-I-A-N, which then becomes, morphs into Dayforce.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 17:30
McGeorge Bundy headed
Control Data Corporation documented
“he's in charge of this meeting that all these people are at and control data corporations there, one of their people are there…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 43:42
Mentions (27)
▶ 6:44
It will be the entire show. And I do have at the end. Do not let me forget. I have several tabs that I just want to run through real quick that has declassified CIA information about this company. So we bring the receipts. But let me give y…
▶ 7:13
Data Corporation. The subsidiary was called Commercial Credit Corporations. Now, with your Gladio glasses on, the first thing that you should think of is control data in relationship to Operation Gladio and a credit corporation. So when you…
▶ 7:47
You're talking about controlling data and credit. That automatically, when I first heard about this a couple of years ago, was like red flags to me. So what's the history of Control Data Corporation? This is what's going to be, there's so m…
▶ 8:18
So it originally included IBM, Burrow, Digital Equipment, National Cash Register, NCR. Now, where did we come across NCR originally? NCR was a company that was used as a pre-CIA, CIA front company.…
▶ 13:58
What I'll say is when initially when I saw these posts, I was thinking because you had kill brackets one. I think it was like kill brackets two. Then it was like kill brackets five and seven. At first, I was thinking, well, maybe this is re…
▶ 14:27
The seven dwarfs were the companies that I just listed. Burroughs, Univac, National Cash Register, CDC. Let's see. I'm sorry. Let me say this again. IBM was referred to as Snow White. The seven dwarfs were referred to as Burroughs, Univac, …
▶ 14:58
And which one was Snow White? IBM. IBM. Okay. And IBM has been linked to Operation Gladio multiple times because they embed CIA agents in it to do work around the world because it's the perfect thing, right? You can create backdoors to ever…
▶ 16:59
Seymour Cray and a guy by the name of William Norris created Control Data Corporation together and initially focused on intelligence and code breaking. So together they created the very first supercomputer. Seymour eventually leaves the com…
▶ 17:30
downhill until a guy by the name of Robert Price comes along. And CDC then becomes a company called Ceridian, C-E-R-I-D-I-A-N, which then becomes, morphs into Dayforce. Now, what's Dayforce? I don't know, but it sounds very familiar to Sale…
▶ 18:01
Day Force is an HR system that just so happens to be in every pocket around the world. They're in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. So CDC, now again, I have to keep saying this, control data, control d…
▶ 21:28
They didn't like working for a big company because they do very specialized intelligence shit. So the two guys, Seymour Cray and William Norris, leave ERA and they set up their own company called Control Data. I am going to do my best to st…
▶ 22:27
They actually went to the, a guy by that name went to, is one of the Richie boys, which that's a whole nother subject, but yeah. Okay. So together, this Control Data Corporation deliver the first mini computer in 1960.…
▶ 23:23
Right down the road from SAC, which is the Strategic Air Command at Office Air Force Base, which, of course, is now home to Cyber Command. Just FYI, CDC dash cyber. They actually had a subsidiary that CDC dash cyber. So that was set up in t…
▶ 23:55
Again, I'm sure it's just a coincidence that they're right down the street from Cyber Command. They also owned a company called Arbitron. Now, why would Control Data own Arbitron? Well, if you guys remember, Arbitron was the mothership of t…
▶ 29:14
And I know I've known about this company for two years. I just never did a deep dive on it. OK, so Lowe's, L-O-E-W-S, not like the Home Improvement Store, Inc., begins a hostile takeover of Commercial Credit Corp. So and keep in mind that C…
▶ 29:44
Commercial credit court doesn't want Lowe's to have it. So they loan money to the control data corporation. And then the control data corporation uses that money to basically stop the attempted hostile takeover. And that's how they end up t…
▶ 32:59
coincides with the sale of farm equipment throughout Latin America after they do the regime changes. Then finally they get into personal loans. So this same company, Lowe's, starts secretly buying stock again and eventually merges with CDC.…
▶ 44:10
Such an opportunity can grow into a larger relationship. In 1968, it sold a CDC 1604 computer to the Soviets. This model was being phased out in the United States. And so basically it goes on to say that we were just like we were talking ab…
▶ 45:10
That just to give you an idea of what it's talking about, it's talking about satellite trajectory, radar observations and things like that. So it mentions in a footnote that Control Data Corporation's commercial computers and Univac were in…
▶ 46:04
to maintain the system that integrated IBM and some other technologies. So it's talking about that in the document. Then it goes on to say that the first data control corporation computer was delivered and CDC was formed by William Norris. …
▶ 49:51
One of the companies that's listed as a spook company, basically these are intelligence front companies, obviously, was Elbit, E-L-B-I-T, computers. And it's listed as Israel. And it's 50-50 owned by Control Data and a company called Elron,…
▶ 52:57
Basically locating people. So now we know what they're using the data for. I'm going to give you the list of some names that you need to keep an eye out for because you just hit my radar again, Colonel. All right. This one's even more mind …
▶ 56:48
the third party applications from gathering it but that phone has a record of where that phone absolutely was the time that you typed in whatever letter you typed in that phone records that just so everybody knows so let me get to this next…
▶ 1:01:46
Where all the shit was and they could see where it was. That's kind of one of the takeaways from all of this. But this letter is called Special Assistant to the President of CDC, Earl Larratt. And to Mr. Duckett, expressing a desire for clo…
▶ 1:10:01
these 20 specific supercomputers? Well, see their corporation is in Minnesota. So that's where those three are. That's where CDC is headquarters in Minnesota. So it shows one of them in Washington, one in California, one in Texas. Does numb…
▶ 1:18:01
had access to. So they had all communications going to and from 120 countries that eventually bought Crypto AG, not knowing there was a back door to it. Does that make sense? Yes, it makes sense. You know why? This weird story. 1985, my dad…
▶ 1:18:33
And he was looking, looking like, what what is going on here as far as I could do something? And it was a black box. It was a translator box where, let's say, a big company would year five. They would buy like computers from IBM. And then y…