Brown and Root organization
also: Brown and Root, Brown and Maroot, brown route, Brown and Roof, Kellogg, Brown, and Root
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Claims (10)
Ted Wright member_of
Brown and Root documented
“Before the end of 2011, the company changed its name again to Academy. Academy's first CEO was Ted Wright, a former, you just can't make this shit up, a former executive at Kellogg Brown and Root Incorporated. And for those of you who may h…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 9 @ 50:24
Dick Cheney appointed
Brown and Root host_asserted
“to study the potential advantages of privatizing more of the duties involved in the military support. So he's going to contract out everything and then whip around the corner and be in the seat and get rich off the contracting out of that s…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Ann Hagedoan Part 1 @ 59:41
Brown and Root funded
Reza Pahlavi book_quoted
“Cam Rambay contract, among others from Vietnam, and Iran, brown route, managed to glean an $8 billion contract to build a huge port facility at Shah Bahar without the annoyance of competitive bidding. They just called him up and said, hey, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 11 @ 56:20
Brown and Root funded
Dick Cheney book_quoted
“Kellogg Brown and Root, the Texas company that funded both LBJ's political career and Dick Cheney's career. Halliburton, it's a subsidiary of Halliburton. DynCorp, Aerospace Technology in Reston, Virginia, and SAIC, all the ones that we're …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 31:49
Brown and Root member_of
Halliburton book_quoted
“Kellogg Brown and Root, the Texas company that funded both LBJ's political career and Dick Cheney's career. Halliburton, it's a subsidiary of Halliburton. DynCorp, Aerospace Technology in Reston, Virginia, and SAIC, all the ones that we're …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 31:49
Brown and Root funded
Chabahar book_quoted
“Among others, in Iran, Brown and Root managed to get an $8 billion contract to build a new port facility without the annoyance of competitive bidding. No competitive bidding. Sole source. You just do it. That harbor port.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner_ The Medusa Files; Part 12 @ 59:26
Brown and Root succeeded
Halliburton book_quoted
“The largest of the benefactors, because we always like to name names here, was Lyndon Johnson's old supporter, Brown and Root. That goes on to be Halliburton. Yeah, those guys. It should be mentioned that Brown and Root received enormous co…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner_ The Medusa Files; Part 12 @ 58:52
Brown and Root funded
LOGCAP host_asserted
“to study the potential advantages of privatizing more of the duties involved in the military support. So he's going to contract out everything and then whip around the corner and be in the seat and get rich off the contracting out of that s…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Ann Hagedoan Part 1 @ 59:41
Dresser Industries succeeded
Brown and Root host_asserted
“Really, this is what Eisenhower is all about. That's all these places, all these pieces were put into place. We'll get more into H.W.'s presidency in a bit. But should we introduce George W. Bush? Well, let me make one comment about your dr…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 54:04
Brown and Root funded
PSSI host_asserted
“along with it, PSSI that we found out that was really the CIA's version and that they had infiltrated all of the Office of Public Safety offices. That PSSI was sold to Vanell, Brown and Root. So, this is literally the CIA. Just throwing tha…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 9 @ 50:58
Mentions (25)
▶ 2:42
In the 1980s and 1990s, intelligence and military capabilities were outsourced to corporations like Brown and Root, Halliburton, and later Blackwater, which were subsequently acquired by the same international syndicate. This allowed the sy…
▶ 54:04
Really, this is what Eisenhower is all about. That's all these places, all these pieces were put into place. We'll get more into H.W.'s presidency in a bit. But should we introduce George W. Bush? Well, let me make one comment about your dr…
▶ 54:38
which of course is kind of the, if you're not going to use Halliburton, you use Brown and Root. I mean, those two are like the two largest and they all come from basically the same background. Yeah. And there's a lot of money for military c…
▶ 31:20
or oversight of the work that typically lasts years and takes firms' employees to remote, lawless areas. Huge private military contractors that operate in Columbia are L3 Military Professional Resources Incorporated, best known by their acr…
▶ 36:29
Another that he points out, one of Clinton's big initiatives was privatizing the Pentagon supply line and all the logistics behind it, which of course benefited Kellogg, Brown, and Root, which is a subsidiary of Halliburton, which of course…
▶ 36:56
Kellogg, Brown, and Root contractors were dispatched to Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Hungary, Croatia, Greece, Italy, Somalia, Zaire, Haiti, a large swath of Southwest Asia, all to support U.S. Army operations. The Balkans, on the wh…
▶ 18:11
CIA money laundering, drug trafficking met a lot. And he's a member of that group too. Isn't that amazing? The group included George Brown, Herman Brown of Brown and Root. You know that defense contractor that wasn't going to get any busine…
▶ 53:13
to go take care of this stuff, which were adapting to this new market. When British private military security were rooted in the skills of military elite and special forces, the American firms often came out of the war product industry movi…
▶ 53:47
Services Corporation, the construction and engineering subsidiary of Halliburton. Now, what's really interesting about that is where did we find the PSSI, the public safety organization that took over from Office of Public Safety? Well, oh …
▶ 54:15
Do you see how all of this is connected? All of this is connected. That's just crazy. Brown and Root's experience building oil rigs in remote, hostile environments and undeveloped nations led the groundwork for its role in American foreign …
▶ 59:15
did not come into play until the end of the administration of George H.W. Bush. In 1992, Dick Cheney, soon to be the Halliburton CEO, commissioned Halliburton, Brown and Root. So he's going to be in charge of that company. He's been associa…
▶ 59:41
to study the potential advantages of privatizing more of the duties involved in the military support. So he's going to contract out everything and then whip around the corner and be in the seat and get rich off the contracting out of that s…
▶ 1:06:25
this time because of U.S. commitment of 20,000 peacekeepers to an international force in Bosnia. By then, there had been analysis beyond Brown and Root showing that the advantages of privatizing logistics support was perfect. To be sure, th…
▶ 1:06:53
Instead of calling up thousands of reservists to go to Bosnia and Herzegovina, the U.S. government contracted it all out. It's like it's not happening. Virginia-based DynCorp and Brown and Roof participated. Such a strategy removed the poli…
▶ 3:58
People from all over the world. It was not just a U.S. phenomenon. So what was at stake? Obviously, the coalition's livelihood and the protection of the oil, which I would argue is the main reason we were there. So without these companies, …
▶ 50:24
Before the end of 2011, the company changed its name again to Academy. Academy's first CEO was Ted Wright, a former, you just can't make this shit up, a former executive at Kellogg Brown and Root Incorporated. And for those of you who may h…
▶ 50:58
along with it, PSSI that we found out that was really the CIA's version and that they had infiltrated all of the Office of Public Safety offices. That PSSI was sold to Vanell, Brown and Root. So, this is literally the CIA. Just throwing tha…
▶ 57:12
8F. That was in Lamar Hotel in downtown Houston, where the most powerful people in Houston met to play cards, drink, gossip, and decide what deals they were going to do. Michener was the youngest member of the group at the time and the last…
▶ 1:07:34
So while everybody else is out there screaming no accountability, we know the exact opposite is happening in real life because we put the hard work into researching this entire network. One of the things I found about Suite 8F, Colonel, tha…
▶ 1:08:06
which later became part of all things Halliburton. Yep. And that's where Dick Cheney comes in. And now you know why. Yeah. And now you know why Dick Cheney's in the club. Yep. Absolutely. And if you do the research on Brown and Root, it'll …
▶ 1:08:43
provided the perfect cover for CIA to gain intelligence all over the world about the capacity, about the capabilities of foreign governments, where they were spending their money. Because when you're a Brown and Maroot and eventually Hallib…
▶ 55:51
that built the ports and airfields of Vietnam were also benefactors of the Shah's generosity because they had all these black site prisons that needed to be built and all of these industries that needed to be built. So they're going to have…
▶ 56:20
Cam Rambay contract, among others from Vietnam, and Iran, brown route, managed to glean an $8 billion contract to build a huge port facility at Shah Bahar without the annoyance of competitive bidding. They just called him up and said, hey, …
▶ 58:52
The largest of the benefactors, because we always like to name names here, was Lyndon Johnson's old supporter, Brown and Root. That goes on to be Halliburton. Yeah, those guys. It should be mentioned that Brown and Root received enormous co…
▶ 59:26
Among others, in Iran, Brown and Root managed to get an $8 billion contract to build a new port facility without the annoyance of competitive bidding. No competitive bidding. Sole source. You just do it. That harbor port.…