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Garth Nicholson member_of
University of Texas documented
“known as mycoplasma fermentans. And it says that it would explain most of what is known about the Gulf War syndrome. Garth Nicholson is a professor and chairman of Department of Tumor Biology at the world's largest cancer facility at the Un…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 6 @ 51:01
Robert Auerbach member_of
University of Texas book_quoted
“was $76 billion, which is about 30% of the country's total wealth, less than half of U.S. annual profits from the drug trade. Robert Auerbach of the University of Texas was told by the U.S. GAO inspectors in 2002 that the vaults of the Los …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 13:56
CIA funded
University of Texas book_quoted
“They're in every nefarious thing that I research that involves universities. Oh, and of course, Bridget and I's favorite, Baylor, New York University, Tulane, University of Colorado, University of Utah, University of Pennsylvania, and the U…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 34:00
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Capability and as represented by 150 man effort that they had ongoing at NASA at the time. They were also involved in delivering a operating system to the University of Texas involving remote query multitasking. This is in the 60s with secu…
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The students were tried to encourage to break in into the system. So, again, that's a classified document that has since been declassified. So one more. We're so far behind on the technology that we think we know about. Right. Right. That's…
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So hopefully you guys will enjoy that. Please share out that space. We have it scheduled already so we can get as many people in to hear what these guys have to say. It's kind of a very interesting collection of people that we're bringing t…
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was $76 billion, which is about 30% of the country's total wealth, less than half of U.S. annual profits from the drug trade. Robert Auerbach of the University of Texas was told by the U.S. GAO inspectors in 2002 that the vaults of the Los …
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of skull and bones as far as the who's who's, not the secret ceremonies. I don't have any evidence of that, but just the who's who of the graduates of this particular fraternity. The year that the esteemed heart surgeon graduated, Frank Irw…
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Another alumni, Nelson Bunker Hunt, the son of H.L. Hunt, who tried and failed to corner the silver market. Hunt dropped out of UT and didn't make the yearbook, but he was in the fraternity. He was also involved with Oliver North and Spitz …
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Harrelson claimed that he had only met Bebe one time and had never done business with him. But that's basically not true. The half-brother, Carol Kelly, was the same savings and loan executive who had told state regulators that he was Bebe'…
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who was also a grand scribe of the Kappa Sigma in 1971, was two years behind his idol there. Some college boys want to be president of the United States. Some others want to be National League batting champions. John Riddle wanted to be jus…
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Riddle earned a law degree after graduating from the University of Texas and started working for David Bolton, a real estate appraiser in Houston. But before too long, he went into law practice with Wade Kilpatrick and Victor Rogers II. Kil…
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Holmes is a noted Houston developer with a good reputation. He grew up in the city, the son of wealthy businessman who had served on the Houston City Council. He had a degree from the University of Texas. After two years at Morgan Guarantee…
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And when that venture flopped, he briefly became a perfume salesman. Later, he gave the insurance business a shot. Finally, George settled on oil, figuring that he could follow in his father's footsteps. He eventually wound up in Texas, whe…
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I will bet you, too, that there's stuff in the Paradise Papers on this as well. The last thought on all of this is Pete Bruton is still alive, and he's still a professor at Texas Tech. That would be a fascinating interview. And I think if h…
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They're in every nefarious thing that I research that involves universities. Oh, and of course, Bridget and I's favorite, Baylor, New York University, Tulane, University of Colorado, University of Utah, University of Pennsylvania, and the U…
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known as mycoplasma fermentans. And it says that it would explain most of what is known about the Gulf War syndrome. Garth Nicholson is a professor and chairman of Department of Tumor Biology at the world's largest cancer facility at the Un…
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but provided no explanation for basically kicking them out of her practice. When I received a letter from the environmental expert at Texas Tech University regarding my situation, I discovered it had already been opened. I guess that's one …
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The ship said they were twice evacuated from the house after expressing concerns from their sudden health troubles. But Kevin Ship said his supervisor played down the problems, declaring the house was fine after its air was tested, although…