American Institute for Free Labor Development organization

“the 1980s under National Endowment for Democracy. The country director for Chile, Robert J. O'Neill, acknowledged in retirement that the entire time he was in Chile pretending to work for the American Institute of Free Labor and Development…”

“which is kind of the precursor to the labor element of National Endowment for Democracy. No one's allowed to organize labor movements against U.S. corporations outside of America. The Labor Development Office was a creature of the early 60s…”

“which is kind of the precursor to the labor element of National Endowment for Democracy. No one's allowed to organize labor movements against U.S. corporations outside of America. The Labor Development Office was a creature of the early 60s…”

“Herrera was proud enough of his stint at the U.S. Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to keep his diploma hung proudly on his wall. We train them all. Few Brazilians would dispute that training at the hands of the…”

“are a threat to them. And that's been shown to us over and over and over again. SR71? Thank you, Colonel. To all along's point, what I'll add is the American Institute for Free Labor Development, the AIFLD, that was founded by the AFL-CIO i…”

“Dubinsky, D-U-B-I-N-S-K-Y, who was president of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Serafino Rimoldi, who was executive director of the American Institute for Free Labor Development. L.L. Bora, who was general secretary of the U…”

“through the Union Association. And the CIA front organization that they were using via being funded from the State Department and the CIA covertly was American Institute for Free Labor Development. We've come across that in at least three o…”

“Cousin Ed, is that the one whose obituary I found? I think it is. He had been trained in the U.S. at the CIA's American Institute for Free Labor Development, which was basically their school for embedding CIA agents into labor initiatives. …”

“which is kind of the precursor to the labor element of National Endowment for Democracy. No one's allowed to organize labor movements against U.S. corporations outside of America. The Labor Development Office was a creature of the early 60s…”

“American Institute for Free Labor Development was accused of passing money. State and CIA officials denied this to Congress. Dave Phillips also said that the CIA was not involved in that. But of course, we know all of those people lie, so f…”