Sterling Seagrave person
Explore in graph → Export claims (CSV) ↓
Related entities (most co-mentioned)
The Washington Postorganization · 8Larry Sternperson · 6Philippinescountry · 1Gold Warriorsbook · 1John F. Kennedyperson · 1Philip Grahamperson · 1Pentagonorganization · 1U.S. State Departmentorganization · 1
Claims (4)
Sterling Seagrave exposed
U.S. State Department host_asserted
“Right. Just having this using the U.S. government Defense Department stockpiling for commodities for basically as a means of rigging global commodities markets. Right. And this actually was, you know, exposed in mainstream media by Washingt…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 6 @ 1:49:54
Sterling Seagrave ordered_assassination_of
Larry Stern host_asserted
“Intel reporter Larry Stern, I know I've mentioned this about three times before, but this is like a research project for anybody with an attention span slightly better than mine. Hard to imagine, I know. Just look up his whole catalog of ar…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 8 @ 1:08:13
Sterling Seagrave believed
Philip Graham host_asserted
“But it did get actually significant stories in the mainstream press. And one of the key reporters, I might add, that covered this in the Washington Post was Larry Stern or Lawrence Stern, as his byline sometimes goes. And that's a guy who, …”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 1:39:27
Sterling Seagrave believed
Larry Stern host_asserted
“But it did get actually significant stories in the mainstream press. And one of the key reporters, I might add, that covered this in the Washington Post was Larry Stern or Lawrence Stern, as his byline sometimes goes. And that's a guy who, …”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 1:39:27
Mentions (10)
▶ 1:39:27
But it did get actually significant stories in the mainstream press. And one of the key reporters, I might add, that covered this in the Washington Post was Larry Stern or Lawrence Stern, as his byline sometimes goes. And that's a guy who, …
▶ 1:39:54
And I've gotten a lot of collaboration on that since looking into it. And also Larry Stern, who was basically the main intelligence beat writer for The Washington Post at the time of the JFK assassination. And his articles are a woozy, as i…
▶ 58:23
the Japanese loot being buried in the Philippines, which I know is not the main topic of today, but this is sort of tangential to that because you might be familiar with this book called Gold Warriors by Sterling Seagrave. I'm going to be t…
▶ 58:51
OK, we did a book review on that. We spent probably two or three weeks going over that entire book. So, yes, I am very familiar with that book. Right. Well, not to steal anyone's fire, even though it's been out for a while, because this is …
▶ 1:00:15
It was Catherine's dad that really was the money behind the Washington Post. The other strange death he commented on was there was a Washington Post intelligence reporter by the name of Larry Stern. And Sterling Seagrave said he also believ…
▶ 1:21:33
Yeah, historian Sterling Seagrave said Larry Stern of the Washington Post was actually killed in 1980. And then we go back and look at Larry Stern's catalog in the Washington Post. That's kind of an entryway, you know. And I think we really…
▶ 1:49:54
Right. Just having this using the U.S. government Defense Department stockpiling for commodities for basically as a means of rigging global commodities markets. Right. And this actually was, you know, exposed in mainstream media by Washingt…
▶ 1:50:24
Sterling Seagrave was assassinated in 1980 when he was 50. We see this hubris of the Gilded Age good old boys who perceived JFK as new money. You're not in the club. Many others perceived him that way as well.…
▶ 1:23:55
There was journalism in the Washington Post, in particular by Larry Stern, a guy I know I've mentioned repeatedly, who, you know, Sterling Seagrave said he was murdered by the CIA. Literally, he said that later on in 1980. But Larry Stern w…
▶ 1:08:13
Intel reporter Larry Stern, I know I've mentioned this about three times before, but this is like a research project for anybody with an attention span slightly better than mine. Hard to imagine, I know. Just look up his whole catalog of ar…