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Yoshio Kodama person

also: Yosio Kodama, the Kodama guy, Kodama, Kudama

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Yoshio Kodama member_of World Anti-Communist League host_asserted
“to escape punishment. Both of those guys, the Roishi Sagakawa and the Kodama guy, were both members of the Unification Church and the Anti-Communist League for Asia. And I want to point this out. You know the guy that everybody thought was …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2 @ 29:33
Yoshio Kodama member_of Unification Church host_asserted
“to escape punishment. Both of those guys, the Roishi Sagakawa and the Kodama guy, were both members of the Unification Church and the Anti-Communist League for Asia. And I want to point this out. You know the guy that everybody thought was …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2 @ 29:33
Yoshio Kodama member_of World Anti-Communist League host_asserted
“Moon's organization has denied any link to intel services. Moon, who is Korean, and his two fascist Japanese buddies, Kodama and Sasakawa, worked together in the early 1960s to form the Asian... You guys aren't going to believe this. The As…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day @ 48:59
Yoshio Kodama trafficked China documented
“and dealing in heroin, drugs, tungsten, gold, industrial diamonds, and radium. Both Sakakawa and Kodama's CIA ties are a reoccurring theme with Reverend Moon. In 1997, Congressman Donald Frazier launched an investigation into Moon's cult. T…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day @ 47:39

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Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 46:19 and was an uncondemned Class A war criminal, meaning he didn't stay in trial. Following World War II, so he, I'll get to that in a minute. According to the U.S. document, Sakakawa was suddenly freed with another accused war criminal, Kodama…
Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 46:44 you'll know all about Kudama. Kudama was huge. These are the guys like Reinhard Galen that got off without being held accountable or auto scores any. A prominent figure in Japan's organized crime syndicate, the Zakuza. They were freed in 19…
Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 47:11 Japan's news service uncovered documents establishing that Kodama's release coincided with an agreement he had made with the U.S. military intelligence two months earlier to serve as an informant. Declassified documents link Kodama's releas…
Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 47:39 and dealing in heroin, drugs, tungsten, gold, industrial diamonds, and radium. Both Sakakawa and Kodama's CIA ties are a reoccurring theme with Reverend Moon. In 1997, Congressman Donald Frazier launched an investigation into Moon's cult. T…
Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 48:59 Moon's organization has denied any link to intel services. Moon, who is Korean, and his two fascist Japanese buddies, Kodama and Sasakawa, worked together in the early 1960s to form the Asian... You guys aren't going to believe this. The As…
Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day
▶ 49:55 and right-wing militants into this anti-communist force, better known as Operation Gladio. In 1964, League funds established Moon's Freedom Center in the United States. Kodama served as a chief advisor to the Moon's subsidiary, Win Over Com…
Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2
▶ 28:34 organization. And where is it based? In South Korea. And the Japanese war criminals that also joined the Asian People's Anti-Communist League. A guy by the name of Royichi Sagakawa and Yosio Kodama, which we covered both of those guys in Go…
Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2
▶ 29:33 to escape punishment. Both of those guys, the Roishi Sagakawa and the Kodama guy, were both members of the Unification Church and the Anti-Communist League for Asia. And I want to point this out. You know the guy that everybody thought was …