Georgia-Pacific organization
also: Georgia Pacific, the paper company
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Related entities (most co-mentioned)
Citigrouporganization · 2William Payne Whitneyperson · 2Great Northern Paper Companyorganization · 2
Claims (4)
Great Northern Paper Company member_of
Georgia-Pacific host_asserted
“You've heard of Citibank of New York, also now today known as Citibank. The money launderers? Yeah. My former employer? Yeah, that one. He was a big investor there, practically the founder. He was a big tobacco investor. He was in railroads…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 36:11
Great Northern Paper Company overthrew
Georgia-Pacific host_asserted
“You've heard of Citibank of New York, also now today known as Citibank. The money launderers? Yeah. My former employer? Yeah, that one. He was a big investor there, practically the founder. He was a big tobacco investor. He was in railroads…”
▶ The Shadow State 20 Secret Societies 4; Skull & Bones 1837-1888 @ 36:26
Great Northern Paper Company acquired
Georgia-Pacific host_asserted
“You've heard of Citibank of New York, also now today known as Citibank. The money launderers? Yeah. My former employer? Yeah, that one. He was a big investor there, practically the founder. He was a big tobacco investor. He was in railroads…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 3 @ 36:10
Georgia-Pacific sold_to
Blackwater caller_asserted
“U.S. 17, 144, and then the Akechi River. Right. This land was owned by Georgia Pacific, the paper company. Yep. And they don't sell nothing unless the money's stupid. Right. They sell land around new interstate exchange and stuff like that.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 6 @ 1:11:01
Mentions (3)
▶ 36:11
You've heard of Citibank of New York, also now today known as Citibank. The money launderers? Yeah. My former employer? Yeah, that one. He was a big investor there, practically the founder. He was a big tobacco investor. He was in railroads…
▶ 1:11:34
I'm sorry, go down 144 to Savannah, go back towards Savannah on 17. We're talking about 18 to 20 square miles of land bordered by I-95, US-17, 144, and then the Ageechee River. This land was owned by Georgia Pacific, the paper company, and …
▶ 36:26
You've heard of Citibank of New York, also now today known as Citibank. The money launderers? Yeah. My former employer? Yeah, that one. He was a big investor there, practically the founder. He was a big tobacco investor. He was in railroads…