Port Authority organization
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Claims (3)
Port Authority appointed
Larry Silverstein host_asserted
“which was Rockefeller's bank. At the last minute, they pulled out on some of the terms. We don't necessarily know if it was the financing or what, but they pulled out in March. And then the Port Authority went back to Silverstein properties…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 8 @ 1:55:46
Lucky Luciano member_of
Port Authority host_asserted
“And then we can use that to draw some link. Speaking of connections from the distant past, though, on 9-11, I mean, there's two that kind of have these Gladio links. And I think the first is the most, you know, is part of the central Gladio…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation @ 1:35:06
David Rockefeller funded
Port Authority host_asserted
“And don't forget, you know, beyond just the Port Authority, you also have the Rockefeller brothers were the ones who were really sort of the driving force behind the buildings, in particular, David Rockefeller. And that's another, you know,…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation @ 1:38:23
Mentions (10)
▶ 56:10
I tagged you in that. I was jumping up and down, jumping up and down. Okay, I'm clarifying for everybody that's in the audience. So along those lines, we know that the Port Authority from prior to World War II was part of the precursor to t…
▶ 1:35:06
And then we can use that to draw some link. Speaking of connections from the distant past, though, on 9-11, I mean, there's two that kind of have these Gladio links. And I think the first is the most, you know, is part of the central Gladio…
▶ 1:38:23
And don't forget, you know, beyond just the Port Authority, you also have the Rockefeller brothers were the ones who were really sort of the driving force behind the buildings, in particular, David Rockefeller. And that's another, you know,…
▶ 22:45
Holmes stayed on as the president of the company and said in an interview in 1990 that he deals with P&O people in London. Also in 87, Holmes was appointed to the Port of Houston Authority Commission, where they were bringing in all the dru…
▶ 23:14
did quite a bit of their business. Holmes has said that there's no conflict of interest in this because he has no involvement in the maritime business of P&O. Then in 88, Holmes was named chairman of the Port Authority Commission. This appo…
▶ 23:43
is where the guy that Michener controlled ran the court. So Holmes replaced Archie Bennett as chairman of the Port Authority. Bennett was noted in an earlier chapter as a good friend of Walter Michener's. Bennett had sold his hotel company …
▶ 24:14
over a large track of land on the Houston Ship Canal. The lawsuits were settled when the port got back a $250,000 down payment, but the port ended up paying its attorneys $450,000 to represent them. That sounds like money laundering too. On…
▶ 25:14
In the summer of 92, a controversy arose over the port of Houston's dealings with Snitchner. It appeared as if a closed-door agreement had been cut between Snitchner and the Port Authority, led by Snitchner's former mass transit partner, Ne…
▶ 1:55:18
If you read between the lines, this is his sort of tacit statement about it. You can read even further between the lines, too, on it. But that's kind of interesting. And the other thing, of course, is the whole Silverstein purchase and how …
▶ 1:58:13
I just don't believe it because, you know, they're not going to use the term collapsing. At least I don't. Would you? I mean, that's a question. I mean, look, the audio forensics could wind up proving, I mean, it could wind up tilting again…