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United States Armed Forces planned_infiltration_of
Eastern Europe documented
“Psychological warfare units were also increased in early 1965 to three battalions and two companies plus detachment. By June 30, 1964, the actual strength of the warfare forces was at 11,343. In Germany, the 10th Special Forces Group retain…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 12 @ 39:08
CIA recruited
Eastern Europe book_quoted
“They organized resistance there right away. The captive nations, disaffected minorities, and groups of disillusioned social democrats and communists were fertile recruiting grounds for the CIA and Western intelligence. The first unit at CIA…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Book Club_ President’s Secret War Chap 2 @ 12:00
Soviet Union gained_control_of
Eastern Europe guest_asserted
“And at the end of World War II, there was a problem. And the problem was this, that Roosevelt, who was like Biden sailing the seas of dementia, had agreed in 1945 at Yalta to give Grant, the USSR, most of Eastern Europe.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 23:06
Operation Gladio carried_out_attack
Eastern Europe book_quoted
“i.e. assassination and terrorism operations. That was the theory. In actuality, these networks were chiefly used to counter commercially, or excuse me, numerically strong communist parties in Western Europe, not, and to ensure that they wer…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 10:17
Reinhard Gehlen founded
Eastern Europe host_asserted
“The Soviet Union, those Eastern European countries with all of the stay behind capacity that Galen brags about that he set up in there. And he did do that. But the Soviet Union, when they came back, were so fucking pissed off at the, you kn…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars John Prados Chap 3 @ 1:13:51
Paul Schäfer trafficked
Eastern Europe host_asserted
“He ended up with several hundred followers. Many of them were impoverished refugees from the Eastern Europe. So he's going to basically turn out to be a human trafficker, just so you guys know. In 1961, he relocated to Chile and he purchase…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 14:29
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Let's finish this. So Evelyn Messenger. Lots of money laundering. I'm going to step away for a second. Just keep going and I'll jump back in. You going to be able to hear us? Yeah, yeah. I'll be able to hear you. I'm just making this. My da…
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About the upcoming segment that we're going to do, because you guys, if you've been following that series, we talked about how the World Anti-Communist League kind of formed and set up regional entities. We started off with Eastern Europe a…
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that did Operation Gladio in Europe, but also in Eastern Europe and in South America and in Mexico and in Asia, all part of the World Anti-Communist League, you realize immediately once you come across the World Anti-Communist League that t…
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because everything was planned, and so there wasn't a lot of mobility. And it was counted that during the period of the Soviet Union, there was 130 Russian ethnic minorities inside of the Soviet Union. The problem grew along with Stalin's m…
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himself was handed back by the Americans and executed by Stalin's secret police in Moscow in 1946. Up to 90% of the Soviet returnees disappeared into a gulag. Beyond Soviet borders, there were satellite states like Eastern Europe. These peo…
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The Office of Policy Coordination, OPC, was basically an espionage staff that fell under the CIA's Office of Special Operations. And it had been divided into regional divisions like the Eastern European Division would handle the areas of th…
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Figures like the former High Commissioner of Germany, General Lucius Clay, also joined Free Europe's Board of Directors, because it's a CIA front. The committee, in turn, formed a broadcasting subsidy called Radio Free Europe, which we've a…
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and it had corporate offices in New York, and its studios were in Munich. It employed Eastern European, quote-unquote, immigrants as broadcasters, some of which are the same people that was in the Operation Gladio cells during World War II.…
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interior ministry. So he also was very familiar with all of the inner workings of Vietnam because, of course, the French had been there for a long time. So he had actually went to some of the same training classes with William Colby and had…
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focus on bin Laden. No newspaper, to my knowledge, quoted from his 1999 biography by Yosef Bodansky, director of the U.S. Congressional Task Force on Terrorism. This is a quote. An up-and-coming venue for Islamist fun is a combination of th…
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Why is that significant? Germany and East Europe and Central Asia. That's where a whole bunch of the Nazis lived after World War II. Access to this seemingly unrelated group of states was made possible through bin Laden's building a relatio…
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despite the fact that we had given all of Eastern Europe to the Congress. Okay, so let's go back to the Marshall Plan. I mean, McCloy wrote about that extensively. But that wasn't enough. And let's face it, the Marshall Plan was only for a …
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And at the end of World War II, there was a problem. And the problem was this, that Roosevelt, who was like Biden sailing the seas of dementia, had agreed in 1945 at Yalta to give Grant, the USSR, most of Eastern Europe.…
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You know, the Balkans, you know, all these and all these Slavic states, you know, in exchange for Russia's involvement in putting an end to the war by going to war with Japan, which they hadn't done before. So that was the agreement. Russia…
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you had the Russians not only governing Eastern Europe, but also setting their sights on Western Europe, particularly places like Italy, even in Germany, where they, you know, where they were launching, you know, clandestine invasions. But …
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Their special forces team planned for partisan campaigns in Eastern Europe. And those go along with the ones we've already talked about and begin to show that they could do in NATO military maneuvers, special forces type activity. And this …
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in 1962 for six subversive activities and 49 guerrilla warfare zones throughout Eastern Europe, where the 10th group would be dispersed. Its A-teams were each credited with the ability to mobilize one 500-man partisan battalion every month …
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And also during the mid 1950s, we have something else going on in Eastern Europe. And we've covered much of the Eastern Europe, both on Apple Warrior Show when we talked about the Ukrainians and the Ustasi and all of those. So you've got a …
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helped try to establish stay-behind units in those areas, none of which worked because the Soviet was much better off at spotting them. And so anyway, the CIA and the British decided to go in cahoots to create espionage, stay-behind units i…
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Eastern European areas using the Army 10th Special Forces, whose entry had been facilitated by the 1950 Lodge Bill, an amendment to the 1951 Mutual Security Act, which set aside specific funds for Army units in Eastern Europe. It might have…
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When Eisenhower became president, he tried to get the army to cooperate on a formation of an Eastern European unit. Instead, his army general friends told him all of the reasons why that wasn't going to happen. Ike said, fellows, tell me th…
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I will say that, you know, looking at this book particular, looking at some of the stuff about the Soviet Union and things that I really was unaware of, it makes it, this illuminates why Stalin and Roosevelt and Churchill allowed, or Roosev…
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The Soviet Union, those Eastern European countries with all of the stay behind capacity that Galen brags about that he set up in there. And he did do that. But the Soviet Union, when they came back, were so fucking pissed off at the, you kn…
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the Soviet occupation, which then, of course, would give the Soviet Union a bad eye and they would be able to then ride the tide and do what they're doing right now by taking all of the former Soviet satellites into NATO. I think they antic…
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I understand that they said they were looking for a merging of it. That's bullshit. They wanted 100% control of it. I understand that and agree with you 100%. And I think their way of getting control was going to be handed to them by that s…
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there's just so much more to this than what we've been told. And there are pieces that you can verify and there's pieces that you can hypothesize like the, the second and third order effects of what we can verify. So what we know for sure i…
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He just let the Russians get the entire amount of Eastern Europe, slowing down all the Western forces. Am I wrong there? So that's an interesting observation. I think, based on what I've read, that if you look at the aftermath, and I'm not …
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had basically reneged on just about everything that was going on. It was later revealed that the Soviets even knew about Operation Sunrise and Alan Dulles making deals with Nazis before the end of the war. So at that point, you've got the S…
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10-1, according to revelations in the British press in 1962, provided for the 10th group to disperse into 49 guerrilla warfare zones throughout Eastern Europe. Not joking, this is what the text says. Its A-teams were each credited with the …
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In the Philippines, the Special Warfare Section laid down contingency plans for paramilitary actions, including in the event of war in Europe. One, to obstruct movement of Soviet reinforcements by activating partisan force in Eastern Europe…
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He ended up with several hundred followers. Many of them were impoverished refugees from the Eastern Europe. So he's going to basically turn out to be a human trafficker, just so you guys know. In 1961, he relocated to Chile and he purchase…
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human trafficking victims that were going to be used inside that compound that were unaccountable because of things like what we were doing in Eastern Europe and trying to insert stay behind units in destabilized countries over there, like …
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to convey to you so you know this guy knows, because it's going to matter when we get to the rest of the book. Operation Gladio was commonly used to describe a series of secret armies the military and intelligence services of the U.S. and U…
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But they also had another name called Gray Wolves, and he doesn't know that. So I'm just kind of giving you a feel for what he does know and what he doesn't know compared to what we know. In theory, the secret armies were established to ope…
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i.e. assassination and terrorism operations. That was the theory. In actuality, these networks were chiefly used to counter commercially, or excuse me, numerically strong communist parties in Western Europe, not, and to ensure that they wer…
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The earliest secret army emerged in Italy almost immediately after World War II ended. A French network dubbed Plan Blue, B-L-E-U, was launched in 1946. In 1948, a former structure was applied to these efforts via the Clandestine Committee …
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to launch a guerrilla war inside of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the wake of a nuclear exchange. These units would help establish quote-unquote anti-communist leadership, capture strategic sections, and choke off any of the remain…
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A thorough examination is bigger than this book, but he provides two examples of their interaction and overlap. The first one was Opus Dei. The Opus Dei people had assisted the CIA in setting up Gladio networks throughout Europe, even in th…
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George Kennan, simply because he took exception to the Secretary of State's liberation strategy aimed at Eastern Europe, a policy so dangerous that even Eisenhower and the Dulles brothers themselves would soon make clear that they had no in…
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Warhamster and I have talked about that. That is one of the grooming schools. And a graduate of Harvard at 20, at 27, he had already won a Pulitzer Prize. Schlesinger had been coddled by the East Coast establishment and subsidized by CIA fr…
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orchestrated hunting children. St. Hubris was, their origins is from the Bohemian area of Europe, Eastern Europe. Their first site in America was Bohemian Grove. That's the first registered St. Hubris club in America. Just for context.…