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Claims (21)
Allen Dulles targeted_for_regime_change
Netherlands host_asserted
“Alan Dulles is basically trying to get the Dutch out of the Netherlands, New Guinea, which is where the oil and gold is. At the same time, he's trying to walk a balance line in not getting rid of Sukarno before he can consolidate the milita…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Indonesia Part 6 @ 12:43
Operation Gladio member_of
Netherlands host_asserted
“throughout Europe. Military units in the Netherlands, military units in Sweden, military units in France, military units in Germany, military units in Italy, military units in Greece, military units in Portugal. Some vast undertaking, right…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 45:11
Foundation for the Preservation of the Realm covered_up
Netherlands book_quoted
“And in 1950s, Gurbrandi was a founding member of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Realm, which another author says kept insisting on the economic wealth of West New Guinea in spite of overwhelming evidence that they had no economi…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 54:17
United States targeted_for_regime_change
Netherlands guest_asserted
“You know everything, Colonel, damn it. Actually, what I learned today is that the U.S. bullied the Dutch into doing exactly the same thing and cut the Japanese off as well. So I found that interesting. So I just think that's international s…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 2 @ 1:31:25
Netherlands funded
Lockheed documented
“In the 1975 Church Committee hearing, it was discovered that illegal payments were made by Lockheed to Prince Bernhardt of the WWF. The deal was that the Netherlands buy Lockheed's Orion fighter aircraft and Lockheed would, in exchange, sen…”
▶ Operation Gladio - World Wildlife Fund - Africa- Erik Prince (Redo) @ 1:11:12
Sukarno overthrew
Netherlands book_quoted
“Independence came in the rush of decolonization after World War II. For the Indonesians, the problem lay in transforming the array of islands into a nation state. Sukarno had been a prominent wartime nationalist and active in the post-war r…”
▶ The Colonels corner president’s secret war chapter 8 @ 19:55
Netherlands covered_up
Jean-Jacques Dozy book_quoted
“At its own valid reason, the validity had expired decades ago. The true concentration of gold was known by two parties, the Dutch officials to include the royal family and the executives of NNGPM. So after Freeport mining began in 1972, wha…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 50:27
Netherlands supplied_arms_to
Pakistan host_asserted
“going over to ISI to fund the Mujahideen in Afghanistan. And basically, we were backdooring funding with military aid to ISI. We were funding their nuclear program. And it's very evident that a lot of the supplies for their nuclear program …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 46 (48) @ 1:19:37
Netherlands secretly_owned
Indonesia '65 coup host_asserted
“And we saw that probably best played out in the Indonesian coup and how the oil was found. And then the insiders knew and basically the Dutch had the monopoly on it because it was a Dutch colony. But the Rockefellers wanted in on it. And at…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror Chapter 7_8 @ 1:14:16
United States removed_from_power
Netherlands host_asserted
“whose clandestine activities would eventually oust the Dutch colonial presence from the territory completely. At the same time, Sukarno was officially claiming the territory after the Dutch departure in May 1963. Dulles was preparing for re…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 29:25
John F. Kennedy removed_from_power
Netherlands host_asserted
“of the NNG area. They lost it in 1962 to 1963 when they were forced to hand over the territory to Indonesia. This occurred because of the intervention of President Kennedy, who was responding to the political situation and the unrest there.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 28:01
Netherlands ordered_assassination_of
Sukarno book_quoted
“providing a legitimate and welcome opportunity to crush the communists and make Sukarno a prisoner of his own army. The ambassador's report was dated December 1964, which predates the actual coup by about nine months. So they're actually br…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia @ 28:38
Operation Gladio covered_up
Netherlands host_asserted
“Well, that is exactly, that's an astute observation. That's exactly what they initially said for the ones that they found in the Netherlands, only to have to backtrack on that to recognize that the containers contained things significantly …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy Part 3 @ 1:56:18
Netherlands covered_up
Vietnam host_asserted
“because they were found in 1930s. During the dispute over sovereignty, neither Dulles nor the Dutch political hierarchy would admit that there's gold in Indonesia. Both Dulles and the Dutch hierarchy knew about the gold, copper, and oil, bu…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 3 @ 19:28
Netherlands funded
World Wildlife Fund host_asserted
“But they had not told anyone. They had sent secretively geologists all over the world. And they had all of these discoveries that had been made that they told no one about. And they were using this information even post, they did it before …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia @ 5:09
Edward Schultz spied_on
Netherlands speculative
“They showed off their knowledge in casual conversations. The results of this simple espionage was impressive. Schulte provided early warnings to the Allies of the German invasion of Poland in 1939 and of the Soviets in 1941. And perhaps, th…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blonde Beast Part 6 @ 21:28
Sukarno removed_from_power
Netherlands host_asserted
“cia bullshit implemented a program to deregulate the economy which resulted in private more private sector participation but all that means is they d d so sucarno the good guy had basically taken the bank away from the dutch he nationalized…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Relooking at Indonesia Coup, Ann Soetoros, Subud.. @ 37:34
Netherlands covered_up
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“Journalists that had subtitles, because the only one I could find was in Dutch, and he found the one with subtitles and posted it. So then we were able to follow that entire investigation and the weapons trafficking and the drug trafficking…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Spain @ 1:16:09
Netherlands trafficked
Spain host_asserted
“The Dutch are awesome. I got about five Dutch friends from different walks of life, and every single one of them would be an American patriot, and they speak better English than half the people on their spaces. I absolutely love the Dutch p…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy part 35 (37) @ 56:23
Netherlands supplied_arms_to
United States host_asserted
“So I could be great. You mentioned the revolution. I'll give you a really good example of that. You know, let's go around the Internet today and everyone talks about the American Revolution. Oh, we were, you know, France came in there and h…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy part 35 (37) @ 54:31
Netherlands funded
United States host_asserted
“So I could be great. You mentioned the revolution. I'll give you a really good example of that. You know, let's go around the Internet today and everyone talks about the American Revolution. Oh, we were, you know, France came in there and h…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy part 35 (37) @ 54:31
Mentions (120)
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And to steal natural resources. So this is all about energy and... It's everything. It's diamonds. It's gold. They overthrew the government of Indonesia because in 1933, they had discovered the Netherlands. It was a Dutch colony. They had d…
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with the current government. And so Standard Oil finds out about this and they go into cahoots with each other, create a separate company, both the Netherlands and Standard Oil. And Sukarno, who happened to be the president of Indonesia, wa…
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networks throughout all of belgium yes that's the guy that's the guy yes yes yes yeah i we've talked about him stellar yes that's why i was like oh my gosh because i hadn't heard this other part of it and this one house that was built in th…
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So there is a worldwide network that once you start looking into Operation Gladio, you can tie it to just and, you know, Otto Skorzeny worked in the Congo. He's the one that planned the overthrow of Lubamba and multiple other countries in A…
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The some of the books don't have that definition in them, but I just want you all to know what that is. So this at some point, the Dutch contingent of the Gladio began attending many of the tripartite meetings with the UK.…
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you know, Soviet Union coming over the Volga Gap. And that basically became the coordination center that then transitioned into the CPC and the ACC inside of NATO, blah, blah, blah. But anyway, it originally was formed with the UK, Belgium,…
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The senior army officials in Indonesia, by the thousands, into Fort Leavenworth and Fort Benning, training them, just like they did with School of Americas. This went on through the entire Kennedy administration, even though Kennedy respect…
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That no one knew about. These were secret discoveries that the Dutch knew about and the Rockefellers knew about. But the government in Indonesia didn't know about them and neither did Kennedy. So they're they're undermining the entire time …
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my formal education and the time that I was in the U.S. military, one of the things that I learned and was taught, quite frankly, is throughout Africa, back in the, you know, late 1800s, early 1900s, when, well, primarily 1800s, when Africa…
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That's a quote from Ganser's book. So the Italian defense ministry knew that the SDECE, together with the CIA, was running the secret army. And one of the Italian ministers said the secret army existed in the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, D…
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Resistance networks were organized in Great Britain, in France, Netherlands, Belgium, and probably also in Denmark and Norway. The French took extra precaution in order to ensure the secrecy of these units. A top-secret memorandum from the …
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does an amazing job of basically telling a story, which we will tell eventually when we kind of get dug out of what we're currently committed to doing. And it'll come up in our Gladio series as we get, because it was a coup, of course, to t…
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But I did want to look up real quick Howard T. Baines. I did not get a chance to do that because I was on the other show for three hours. And basically, oh, this is interesting. OK, so he is he was at the Hague.…
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in the Netherlands during the 1974 hostage crisis involving Japanese tourists taking the French ambassador, excuse me, Japanese terrorists taking the French ambassador hostage. He also was involved in signal intelligence. He seems to have s…
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um france and um the netherlands interesting uh given its close proximity to um nato headquarters um let's see there's not a lot oh gosh okay well never mind he started his career in the army running an operation to recover downed airmen in…
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In Greek, life were to be removed. Among these were many skirts, long hair, and foreign newspapers. Church attendance for the young would be compulsory. So brutal and so swift was the repression that by September, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, a…
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One's from Time Magazine and the other one's from the New York Times. And this coup happened around 1965. And if you guys remember, we've talked about it on a couple of different occasions. Part of what people feel were the circumstances le…
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in and around Indonesia. And if you go back and you look, whether it was Indonesia, Malaysia, East Timor, all of those were kind of in the same pot as it relates to the Dutch. They had made a discovery of the largest gold mine ever discover…
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But they had not told anyone. They had sent secretively geologists all over the world. And they had all of these discoveries that had been made that they told no one about. And they were using this information even post, they did it before …
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They designated the areas that they were going to quote unquote label as a national park based on these geology reports. We learned that when we were going through the WWF, that Panda Leaks book, which was just extraordinarily fascinating h…
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The Dutch were waiting to mine it until they got someone in charge of Indonesia that they owned, basically. So they could basically steal it. Kind of same story that we get everywhere. And the person that was in charge of Indonesia was not …
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It should be remembered that Indonesia had been a colony of the Netherlands and that Dutch still had links throughout the entire country. The record of the quote-unquote new order imposed by General Suharta upon the people of Indonesia was …
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He clearly sensed that he was reaching the end of his career. Time was running out for his major project, i.e. Indonesia. And the second, the first part of it was the Outer Islands Rebellion, meaning in Indonesia. And the second part was ou…
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14 years ago, unquote. Rockefeller's reputation as the richest man in history was not achieved without the Dulles and them gaining him entry into oil-rich regions. Both in the Near East and Far East, when the European colonial powers were s…
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before the World War II by a Rockefeller-based company established by Alan Dulles. It discovered a bonanza of natural resources and prying them from the Dutch colonial control became an important part of Dulles' post-war covert operations i…
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them in a bad light. Despite the fact that Sukarno's anti-colonial, anti-Dutch policy seemed to line up with the U.S. and even Dulles' jargon, what Sukarno nor JFK knew at the time was about the immense treasure that was in Indonesia becaus…
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The grand plan of the Japanese Navy was to create basically a new Japanese empire in Indonesia. That was kind of like the apple of their eye. After the Proclamation of Independence, four years of fighting ensued before the Netherlands agree…
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And we're going to refer to the Netherlands, New Guinea as NNG. Netherlands, New Guinea. So they've kept that part, which is the western part of this particular island. During the war, Admiral Maeda was in charge of West New Guinea. In Japa…
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He came from the southern region around Okinawa, and after rising to a high position in the Japanese Navy, he helped plan this move to the south in the conquering of Indonesia. During the war, he had already found a large deposit of oil in …
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But when Nashima offered the Indonesian nationalists, the Indies, with NNG, there was some opposition to including the land of the Papians, Mohamed Hatta, who was declared the vice president of Indonesia at the time of the proclamation, str…
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At the time, in 1945, the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration, which had sought refuge in Brisbane, Australia during the war, was slowly trying to reestablish itself in NNG, but the wartime commander, Douglas MacArthur, was still in con…
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Just before World War II, the area actually was controlled by the Dutch colonial administration, covered only 5% of NNG, and that 95% of that land had never been under the control of the Dutch, ever. So the question should be asked, by what…
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That had never been ruled by the Dutch, 100% of the territory of which only 5% had ever been ruled by the Dutch. The other 95% had basically always been free. So clearly something was up with that. One of the famous advisors to Soekarno sai…
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first against the British, but mainly against Dutch attempts to recolonize the Indies. When that time came in December 1949 to relinquish Dutch sovereignty over the Indies, initial moves to excise the NNG from the Indies had already been ma…
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The real reason the Dutch wanted the territory, its known oil and mineral deposits, are the same reason that Mr. Zima wanted it to include it. And indeed, it was the same reason Alan Dulles had in mind without informing Kennedy that he firs…
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It was just three months after the historic formation of the People's Republic of China. Washington was threatening to withhold post-war reconstruction aid for the war-ravaged Netherlands and the post-war anti-colonialism had to be relinqui…
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A large primary gold deposit had already been discovered before the war and the Dutch were in no mood to give it away. In any case, nobody in Indonesia complained because nobody in Jakarta had ever been aware of the huge deposit. Gold was n…
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which made the gold discovery in 1936, only to have it taken by the Dutch government. With the benefit of hindsight, it's clear Dulles would not be supporting the Dutch in a protracted dispute with Indonesia over sovereignty of the New Guin…
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Dulles should have advised Kennedy about the primary gold deposit, but never did. Under UN auspices, six months of Indonesia-Dutch negotiation concluded in August 1962 with the New York Agreement. An American mediator, you guys are never go…
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You know everything, Colonel, damn it. Actually, what I learned today is that the U.S. bullied the Dutch into doing exactly the same thing and cut the Japanese off as well. So I found that interesting. So I just think that's international s…
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If you can later on, it'll be this evening. Come and join us. OK, so we're going to go ahead with our Indonesia story lesson. Not a story. It's the story, not a story, maybe. All right. So the next area deals with that. We talked about the …
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natural resources. For over three and a half centuries, 350 years, it was a Dutch colonial colony. Much of the Dutch wealth originated from their colonialization of Indonesia.…
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In the eastern extremity of the Netherlands East Indies Territory was the territory of Netherlands New Guinea. Nowadays, the two provinces are generally called the Papas. As a big territory, which was larger than California, only the wester…
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The, yeah, 16,000 feet was the highest. And let's see, for many decades, a couple of centuries, it was just marked Dutch on the map, not even like subordinate names, just referred to as Dutch territory.…
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Ships would go there for coconuts, water. Up to World War II, only 5% of the territory was under the colonial administration. And this is the thing we were talking about yesterday, where 95% of it was not under Dutch control. The NNG, the N…
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colonial powers, Germany and Britain, while the Dutch in the western half simply added the territory to its existing colonial possession, the East Indies. An arbitrary colonial line was drawn down the middle of the island, creating the two …
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control their stashes of resources. When the U.S. giant company Standard Oil was still inseparable from the name Rockefeller, it initiated a takeover for the Dutch oil interest in the Indies. The Dutch responded by joining forces with the B…
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Because that dovetails with the whole Antony Sutton book that we read way back when on the Wall Street and Hitler connection. However, the key elements that swayed Dutch opinion in the formation of the NNGPM partnership was evidence that Ja…
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been looking at where else to go after having already been plundering China and many of the other areas around there. Following the U.S. advice, Netherlands Indies government denied the request by Japan to increase the volume of oil being p…
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because they were found in 1930s. During the dispute over sovereignty, neither Dulles nor the Dutch political hierarchy would admit that there's gold in Indonesia. Both Dulles and the Dutch hierarchy knew about the gold, copper, and oil, bu…
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Dulles very early recognized the significance of Indonesia for both the political destiny in Southeast Asia and the Cold War. After 1949, the Dutch announced a plan to develop NNG and bring the indigenous people to independence. An Indonesi…
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The territorial extent of Indonesia was from the Sabang Island, S-A-B-A-N-G, on the western extremity of the Indonesian archipelago to Maruk, M-E-R-A-U-K-E, in the east, starting with the length of Sumatra, which is a distance of…
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The largest chunk of economic power was still mainly in Dutch hands. The agriculture, oil industry, shipping, aviation, banking, all of that. So they give them their independence the same way we learned that they did it in Africa. Remember,…
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losing the Indies to Japan during the war and then losing the Indies permanently to Indonesia in 1949, it was not until the 50s that the Dutch attempted to impose their stamp of colonial rule on the New Guinea territory. This brief period, …
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So they're still kind of like trying to get their claws into some part of this. So with that in mind, Indonesia began acquiring a centralized army command and was making arms deals with the Soviet Union, which we already know is a kiss of d…
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He also worked for the NNG Petroleum Company, this conglomerate that Alan Dulles put together. The Dutch share, as we said earlier, was 40 percent. The U.S. share was held, but kind of in a covert way to make it 60 percent. Because remember…
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And it was, let's see, and it was a Rockefeller that landed on the world's largest cable operated mining operation ever set up because it's a very remote area where this is at. So it says Dozie basically was working and was faithful to the …
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not Standard Oil. And so when he went on his expedition, he was doing it as a faithful Dutch citizen. So you have the Netherlands East Indies, you know, in the freedom phase, turning into Indonesia, and Dutch struggled to retain sovereignty…
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of the NNG area. They lost it in 1962 to 1963 when they were forced to hand over the territory to Indonesia. This occurred because of the intervention of President Kennedy, who was responding to the political situation and the unrest there.…
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Both the Dutch and the Indonesians had claimed sovereignty of the territory, while in fact, the gold deposits had never been publicized. Both Soekarno and Kennedy remained unaware of the gold. At no time during the political struggle was go…
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and some of those types of resources. At the same time as the international sovereignty dispute was going on between the Netherlands and Indonesia, the Dutch were also in a dispute with the Americans, primarily the Rockefellers. But this ne…
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You've got the Great Depression and a whole lot of dynamics going on during that time. The Indies authority could no longer refuse Standard Oil's access to NNG as it had done prior to and after World War I. The long delay in gaining access …
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high percentage of the gold to copper to ore that was found on this particular mountain. I mean, it was just, again, the mother load of all mother loads. And it says, a few years before the war erupted in Europe, Dozie's remarkable discover…
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the first time that it was discussed. And this created a false impression of what the value of this gold mine was. During the war, 1945, or after the war, 1945 to 49, Indonesia's struggle for independence, there was even more reason not to …
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It had been reclaimed by General MacArthur's troops before the Japanese surrender. It was excised from the Indies before 1949 when sovereignty of the Indies was handed over to Indonesia. So it's almost as if General MacArthur knows what's g…
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Freeport Sulfur Company, found out about the Gold Mountain. And it says the Freeport explanation of how he found out about it reads like an excellent mining tale, but lacks one important ingredient, any truth in it at all. Freeport official…
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Freeport Sulphur began searching for new nickel deposits because they got kicked out of Cuba. And ironically enough, when Cuba nationalized the nickel refinery, they put Shea Cavera in charge of it. I got a chuckle out of that. Freeport lin…
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That's Freeport's story on how the whole thing happened. Freeport publications also claim that Dozie's report on the Gold Mountain in Indonesia was deposited in a library before the Nazis' invasion and simply remained there lost and forgott…
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the former president and chief operating officer of Freeport, added more detail, explaining that this company were looking for nickel prospects in Dutch New Guinea and that Van Grusen, a mining engineer, conducted a literature search and ca…
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You would think that they'd be out in the field actually looking for it, not in a library. But, you know, hey, that's too much logic. Also, what Freeport never explains in the story is that the Dutch director, Theodore Baker, lived just aro…
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So a member of the Dutch government geological foundation, G. Gilstra, was such a person who foresaw the exploitation of this original mountain find could be of great benefit to the Papuan economy because of the gold-bearing copper. The fou…
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joined the Dutch company to gain a mining permit for the mountain. This effectively blocked access for others such as the foundation. After the sovereignty dispute was ended and the signing of the New York Agreement in August of 1962, the I…
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mining permit was set to expire. This is how they're going to push the Dutch out of the mining proceeds. So, for the last five years of Dutch control of the territory, during which there was a concerted campaign for many quarters to wrest c…
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Nevertheless, the UN still maintained a presence according to the New York Agreement. Zylstra announced that he was going to continue mineral exploitation after the departure of the Dutch colonial government, working through a geological fo…
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when the Poppins had stipulated in an agreement that they would be in a place to decide under a free choice rather to accept or reject Indonesian rule. In other words, the continued work of the foundation posed a distinct threat to the othe…
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construct a viable industry as part of an independent economy was ended with the sudden death of Zylstra. Back in the Netherlands in 1962, with the intention of resuming in New Guinea in 1963, he and his wife attended a Christmas party. Upo…
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Alan Dulles is basically trying to get the Dutch out of the Netherlands, New Guinea, which is where the oil and gold is. At the same time, he's trying to walk a balance line in not getting rid of Sukarno before he can consolidate the milita…
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as being the responsible. So two reasons why Alan Dulles wanted to achieve a centralized army was number one, Netherlands, New Guinea, because if the Dutch doesn't leave peacefully and he can't figure out a way to make them leave, he needs …
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was at some point they're going to coup Sukarno and they're going to need a strong centralized government in order to do that. So both of those things have to happen. We have to get rid of the Dutch out of the Netherlands, New Guinea, and w…
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And to keep all of the riches of the Indonesia archipelago in the hands of the CIA and out of the hands of anybody else to include the Dutch. Because we've already ensured that the Dutch is out of Indonesia. Now we have to get them out of t…
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the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the CIA is spending millions of dollars in covert funding, drug money, in order to begin this campaign of agitating the Indonesian government to take back or to claim sovereignty over the Netherlands, New Gu…
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That he is taken care of. So what do you think happens next? Well, if they have all of this unrest, get off of that. If they have all of this unrest, they need military supplies, right? Well, don't forget, Dutch is still in the Netherlands,…
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In Jakarta, there was a whole bunch of political activity in the aftermath of this quote-unquote revolution. The UN had gotten involved and was looking at Indonesia's request for a hearing on the Netherlands-New Guinea dispute when it was r…
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that there had been an attempted assassination on Sukarno. And then after this attempted assassination, Sukarno had nationalized most, if not all of the Dutch businesses inside of Indonesia, the part that they already had. So they wanted th…
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Well, that is exactly, that's an astute observation. That's exactly what they initially said for the ones that they found in the Netherlands, only to have to backtrack on that to recognize that the containers contained things significantly …
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of a civilian company called Philips. And Philips is a Dutch, from the Netherlands, multinational conglomerate corporation affectionately called here the International Syndicate. It was founded by a guy by the name of Gerard Philips, and he…
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We're going to come back and talk about some of the broader issues that kind of have baked themselves into this area. Well, the Indonesia's originally during World War Two was Dutch East Indies, and that was where the Japanese were getting …
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They had the largest oil and gold find that they found in the 1930s and kept it secret until the 1960s when they overthrew the Indonesian government in order to have a puppet in there so that the U.S. and Standard Oil basically managed to s…
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is wrapped around this single process as part of an economic warfare tool. Yeah, ever since basically the creation of paper money, that's been the case. And then that goes back to Venice, which is the people who basically created the mercan…
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all because we were afraid that the communists were going to come over the Volga Gap in Europe, when in fact those very people, Europe, Germany, England, the Netherlands, Belgium, were going around recolonizing Africa under the guise of the…
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under the guise of green conservation, yet the new creation, just like in Phoenix program, where you move everybody out of where they live into a camp, they actually would then take the ecotourists to the camp and make the indigenous people…
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And we saw that probably best played out in the Indonesian coup and how the oil was found. And then the insiders knew and basically the Dutch had the monopoly on it because it was a Dutch colony. But the Rockefellers wanted in on it. And at…
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State Department equivalent cable communications. It's paramount to this entire investigation. Okay, so we're going to talk just real quick about Serenami. So again, this is the British, or excuse me, the Dutch former portion of Guyana in S…
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by an internal security agency inside of the Netherlands. And keep in mind, this tsunami used to be a Dutch colony. So there were lots of Dutch people still living in this country and they kept very close tabs on the country. And there were…
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So there's lots of communications going back. And it is through that vehicle that they figured out what was going on. As had become customary concerning American targets in Latin America, stories about the presence of large numbers of Cuban…
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that it was created by the Dutch. It was not an Indonesian bank. It was a Dutch colonial bank. And as such, in 1983, which was right before she goes over and starts this shit and gets hired by this bank, the Indonesian government, which wou…
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cia bullshit implemented a program to deregulate the economy which resulted in private more private sector participation but all that means is they d d so sucarno the good guy had basically taken the bank away from the dutch he nationalized…
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He became a senior fellow at the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights as a guy who was responsible for it. What a great place for him to be. He was born in the Netherlands and then they migrated to Canada. And let's see. He also…
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Freeport is the company that during, so when we were doing Indonesia, we found out that the Dutch had in the Dutch East Indies had discovered in the 1930s the biggest gold mine ever discovered and the purest oil discovery ever.…
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with those obviously is the ones that are international needs to have subtitles. But oftentimes you will find somebody from those countries. Like I had one of the guys from the Netherlands when we come across the weapon cache. I forget wher…
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from the Netherlands found me a video of the, it was like two videos, a part one and a part two of a four year investigation of a local.…
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Britain accounted for 30% of its foreign investment in Vietnam in 1989, following by France 21% and the Netherlands almost 20%. Dutch Royal Shell, a total of France and British Petroleum, are now searching for oil in the southern part of Vi…
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They basically wanted to, absent the UK royal family and the Netherlands one, they wanted to eliminate all of the royal family and all the royal families. And in order, because people…
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But wait till you find out who's all a member of the WWF. In the spring of 1961, with Lumumba having been just assassinated, Peter Scott asked Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to become the president of the WWF. However, Prince Philip was …
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In the 1975 Church Committee hearing, it was discovered that illegal payments were made by Lockheed to Prince Bernhardt of the WWF. The deal was that the Netherlands buy Lockheed's Orion fighter aircraft and Lockheed would, in exchange, sen…
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Prince Bernhard had left evidence in the form of a handwritten letter to Lockheed demanding $2 million in a quote-unquote commission. Lockheed manager Robert Bixby Smith traveled to the Netherlands and said, you know what, $2 million is too…
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Prince Bernhard had worked for him. So Prince Bernhard worked for the Nazis in World War II while he was in Paris. In 1937, the prince left IG Farben to marry the Dutch crown princess, Juliana, and the Dutch royal married a Nazi, a Nazi spy…
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that they knew everything about it. But here's where we get to the good part. Prince Bernhardt takes two paintings that belongs to his wife, the queen, in Netherlands, and he sells them at auction. Then he donates the money to the WWF.…
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Because this is just, it's absolutely crazy. Unilever is another big company. Here's major food multinational members that are all part of this. You have DuPont, Pioneer, Bayer, Shell, obviously HSBC.…
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Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands was before the European Commission of Human Rights accusing Greece of violating all of the Commission's conventions. Before the year was over, Amnesty International had sent representatives to Gr…
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Very good. At a war cabinet meeting at noon, it was now the opinion of everyone that if this Japanese expedition was allowed to get around the southern point of Indochina and to go off and land in the Gulf of Siam, it would be a terrific bl…
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They have all of the Dutch East Indies. They're all through the islands. They're in Indonesia. They're everywhere there. Yeah, I think we told the story on your show about how we got Manhattan from the Dutch for one of the spice islands off…
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If you go back and you look at what Japan did in the lead up to this is the British and the Netherlands with their British East Indies and the Dutch East Indies companies had basically began surrounding Japan, this island like the British w…
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And the story that you're fed in approved academia is that it was the Japanese in this overt totalitarian fashion that was prior to World War II was gobbling up all of this other territory. But they never actually talked to you about who ow…
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So you have the Japanese going south, and you have the British in the Netherlands, the Dutch East Indies, coming this way, and they're going to hit a fault line. All they had to do, though, was to get America in the war in order to get the …
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There's an asterisk here which says the War Cabinet agreed that the U.S. must fight Japan if one attacked. Must fight if Japan attacked the U.S., British or Dutch territory or moved her forces into China of 100 degrees longitude or south of…
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about the Dutch East Indies and the British East Indies because they were encroaching on Japan. And the deal that the U.S. had with those two entities is if Japan attacks you as you're doing that and as they're trying to, as you said, have …
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terrorist attack in Italy, a scandal shocks Western Europe, the silencing of NATO, CIA, the silence, sorry, of NATO, CIA, and MI6, basically describing the network, the secret war in Great Britain, the secret war in the US, the secret war i…
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And the Dominican Republic was two of their favorites. And then into Miami. And interestingly enough, the Bush family owned one of the docks down there. So getting it into America logistically was a lot easier. And the same with Spain and R…
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All empires since the Renaissance has been driven in search of foreign resources, and nearly all, including the British, French, and Dutch, use drugs as a cheap way to pay for overseas expansion. When the U.S. decided to preserve Western in…