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Albert Hakim member_of
Stanford Technology book_quoted
“That was from the Miami station and again follows this whole group around. The anti-Shah dissidents were later found executed by hired assassins, the hitmen that had been trained by these same people. In August of 76, Shackley recruited an …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 10 @ 21:46
Albert Hakim founded
Stanford Technology book_quoted
“an Iranian-born dealer called Albert Hakim, and did business with the Shah by selling military equipment manufactured by Hewlett-Packard, Olin Corporation, and several smaller companies. Hakim was introduced to Richard Secord by Edwin Wilso…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 11 @ 59:19
Ted Shackley member_of
Stanford Technology book_quoted
“and the Carter administration's proposal to sell eight AWACS aircraft to Iran. And Shackley would pave the way for the Reagan administration to deal behind the scenes covertly for the missiles trades. In Tehran, Shackley was a consultant fo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 11 @ 58:50
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the beacon of freedom. In federal court, Weakley and Gritz testified that the money to pay the Afghan training courses came from Stanford Technology, one of the companies fronting for Oliver Norse Enterprise, the quasi-government arms deale…
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Stanford Technology was used by North and his agents to launder the profits of the Iranian missile cell. During the Iran-Contra deposition at Stanford Technology's owner, Albert Hakim, H-A-K-I-M, admitted that approximately $1 million from …
▶ 21:46
That was from the Miami station and again follows this whole group around. The anti-Shah dissidents were later found executed by hired assassins, the hitmen that had been trained by these same people. In August of 76, Shackley recruited an …
▶ 58:50
and the Carter administration's proposal to sell eight AWACS aircraft to Iran. And Shackley would pave the way for the Reagan administration to deal behind the scenes covertly for the missiles trades. In Tehran, Shackley was a consultant fo…