Jean-Jacques Dozy person
also: Dozy, Dozie, Dozie's, Dossi, Dossie
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Jean-Jacques Dozy member_of
NNG Petroleum Company host_asserted
“He also worked for the NNG Petroleum Company, this conglomerate that Alan Dulles put together. The Dutch share, as we said earlier, was 40 percent. The U.S. share was held, but kind of in a covert way to make it 60 percent. Because remember…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 25:58
Freeport Sulphur covered_up
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“He's trying to make the argument they did it out of the goodness of their heart because the Americans were insisting upon it and they were just going to be gentlemanly about it, which is not what happened at all. After Freeport gained acces…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 49:24
Netherlands covered_up
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“At its own valid reason, the validity had expired decades ago. The true concentration of gold was known by two parties, the Dutch officials to include the royal family and the executives of NNGPM. So after Freeport mining began in 1972, wha…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 50:27
Freeport Sulphur covered_up
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“that Rockefeller interests or persons in the Dutch government were already aware of the correct version of Dossi's gold discovery merely highlights the concerted policy of concealment. Yet Freeport persistently says they were not aware of t…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 13:52
Lyman Lemnitzer covered_up
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“You know, as luck would have it. Even NATO Secretary General Lunds, during the early part of the interview, tried to claim that many files got completely lost during the war. Forbes Wilson's own account of how he first came in contact with …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 15:51
Freeport Sulphur overbilled_or_diverted
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“resumes its original 15 grams per ton. This suggests that while the silver has not been removed from the slurry, gold has been removed before the slurry is pumped down to the pipeline for export. Not all gold, of course, but most of it. The…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 23:43
Mentions (36)
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all dealing around oil and things like that, which pushed Standard Oil into the forefront of most of these arrangements, which, again, because they were represented by Sullivan and Cromwell, made Alan Dulles and John Foster Dulles in the mi…
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And it was, let's see, and it was a Rockefeller that landed on the world's largest cable operated mining operation ever set up because it's a very remote area where this is at. So it says Dozie basically was working and was faithful to the …
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high percentage of the gold to copper to ore that was found on this particular mountain. I mean, it was just, again, the mother load of all mother loads. And it says, a few years before the war erupted in Europe, Dozie's remarkable discover…
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While the Dutch government and NNGPM seemed to work cooperatively in some aspects, like hiding the secret, government officials were unprepared for other covert methods that NNGPM used in support of the Indonesian aspirations to oust the Du…
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Only when two decades of political wrangling was over, New Guinea sovereignty seemed to be an issue well in the past, did Dozie comment on his 1936 discovery that it was just like a mountain of gold on the moon, meaning how remote it was. I…
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He's trying to make the argument they did it out of the goodness of their heart because the Americans were insisting upon it and they were just going to be gentlemanly about it, which is not what happened at all. After Freeport gained acces…
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involved the initial concealment to participate in a long-term concealment. And another interesting aspect of this whole thing is Dozie left a time capsule because they were in a very remote area. They had hiked into this in 1935. They didn…
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He does that time capsule back in 1936. Well, it dawns on these people that, oh, shit, we've been hiding this secret. And his freaking time capsule is up there on the top of this mountain. And so whenever they do go in to get the discovery,…
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It had 26 years had gone by and this guy has to go find it. He says, finally, he found the time capsule and inside the zinc 10 was Dozie's notebook. According to his fellow climbers who informed me that Harer, H-A-R-R-E-R, the guy that went…
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In the 1950s, the Dutch people were still adjusting to the loss of the Netherlands East Indies. The Dutch parliament, in refusing to relinquish sovereignty over the New Guinea territory, was yet to gauge the full extent of opposition to its…
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Shortly before the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, the Geological Report, the Dozie Report, was basically limited because of the chance of war. And he goes through the extent to which this was hidden.…
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and all of the different ways that it was concealed. In one thing he said, there was a picture of a black mountain of ore that he had discovered in 1936. Dozie looked at the author and said, this is gone now completely, meaning that's where…
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The Freeport director and geologist, Forb Wilson, a friend of Dozie's, had published an account of how Freeport came to mine this find. The title he gave it was The Conquest of Copper Mountain. Because it's not copper, it's gold. They lie a…
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it in 1936, but the mountain later turned out to be the largest known above-ground copper deposit, 33 million tons of high-grade copper ore worth about a billion dollars in 1980 prices, unquote. Had Forbes Wilson been even half honest with …
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When they asked about the amount of gold, he basically said, more than all the running cost, there's so much gold. This comment was regarded as a serious breach and resulted in him being fired, because you're not allowed to say that. Dozie'…
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survey was that copper content was high but also revealed gold content may prove to be considerable that was his actual words it was not so much that the copper content as to the but but the gold content which is what made it so amazing quo…
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So we left off with Dozie, the geologist, and Dr. Polgrain talking to Dozie. Well, and his office mate who came out and basically kind of saved him from the interview. We go back to Freeport, the mining company, and their explanation of how…
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Freeport Sulfur Company, found out about the Gold Mountain. And it says the Freeport explanation of how he found out about it reads like an excellent mining tale, but lacks one important ingredient, any truth in it at all. Freeport official…
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That's Freeport's story on how the whole thing happened. Freeport publications also claim that Dozie's report on the Gold Mountain in Indonesia was deposited in a library before the Nazis' invasion and simply remained there lost and forgott…
▶ 15:51
You know, as luck would have it. Even NATO Secretary General Lunds, during the early part of the interview, tried to claim that many files got completely lost during the war. Forbes Wilson's own account of how he first came in contact with …
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the former president and chief operating officer of Freeport, added more detail, explaining that this company were looking for nickel prospects in Dutch New Guinea and that Van Grusen, a mining engineer, conducted a literature search and ca…
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You would think that they'd be out in the field actually looking for it, not in a library. But, you know, hey, that's too much logic. Also, what Freeport never explains in the story is that the Dutch director, Theodore Baker, lived just aro…
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Dozie's wife told me this when I returned for a second interview. Now, this is hilarious. Apparently, as soon as he left the first time that he went to their house to interview Dozie, Dozie walked around the corner to tell Baker everything …
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So that's the first inkling that Polgreen knew that Baker lived around the corner from Dozie is because the wife asked him, what did you do to piss him off? He like stormed out of the house and ran around the corner. I just love it. So that…
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Most of Indonesia's gold and silver, in fact, is produced by a byproduct of the copper extraction of report Indonesia copper mine. No official production figures are reported, but the average gold and silver content of the copper concentrat…
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and 463,000 ounces of gold. These metals had a gross sales price of $772 million. From these figures of the gold-silver ratio of 1 to 13 contradicts the 2 to 1 ratio in the original analysis. Given this huge discrepancy, it is crucial to re…
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More than two decades after the discovery of the gold mountain, more than confirmed, Dozie's original finding of 15 grams per ton is shockingly at odds with Freeport's figures. Yet when the gold to silver 2 to 1 ratio is applied to the offi…
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But that's not all of it. The author says, I want to draw attention to Dozie's attention to the copper mine and gold ratios in Papua New Guinea. And there's a separate mine that's called OK Teddy Mine, which is close to the border between P…
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So I pointed out that the OK Teddy, the initial gold mining stage, had a capacity of 12,000 tons of ore a day. And in this copper mine, a gold concentration of 2.86 grams per ton. Compared to the original mountain that Dozie found, OK Teddy…
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is, as you said, unusually rich. Now, these are quotes. Oh, forget those 15 grams per ton, Dozie said. But the Freeport figures, one to two grams rather than 15, are so different, the author replied during the interview. There's such a disc…
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It's quite logical. You should never check those figures. They are long outdated. The author says the observed gold properly must be called electrum. But the rather deep yellow color indicates that the silver contained or content cannot be …
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The author said, and now Freeport claims that they mine 13 times more silver than gold. Yet this report says there is twice as much gold as silver. So this author is like ragging on him that he's lying and he came equipped with all of the r…
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Dozie responds, but it isn't. It is not. Oh, yes, there's more gold than silver. They get some silver, too. That is true. I forgot now exactly how much. There's a possible discrepancy, but I would forget what is in there. It's outdated. So …
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So the author says, let's put it this way. If they came to a different conclusion, either you are wrong or they're wrong. Dozie responds, one thing I am certain about. I was wrong. The rest I don't know. To which the author responds, but th…
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When they began mining, they described it very differently. Staring at us both was the conclusion that the gold was being removed before the official figures were being stated by Freeport. Dozie says, but the third group, they were the real…
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It did interest them. Don't forget, it's not the ore content, but rather the gold content. The other factor Dozie neglected to mention was politics. With the advent of the turbine engine helicopters in the 1960s, the reach of technology mad…