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Claims (8)
Representative Michael McCaul member_of
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
“went back to Grok and said it's on their Family Foundation website that she used to be in the CIA. Why can you not find that? And then he just spit out this entire diatribe. Oh yeah, not only was she in the CIA, she was in the Office of Nav…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Phoenix Program and beyond @ 1:39:47
Office of Naval Intelligence recruited
Mafia guest_asserted
“The Mafia as Intelligence. I'm reading right now Ghosts of Sicily. Have you read that? I have that book. I have not read it. We actually did use The Mafia for intelligence. Our naval intelligence agents actually courted the mob. Sure did. Y…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Great Heroin Coup Part 1 @ 1:40:29
Office of Naval Intelligence recruited
Lucky Luciano guest_asserted
“World War II when the naval intelligence was courting Lucy Luciano. And yeah. Correct. I have read now five books in a row on the mafia tentacles. And it becomes readily apparent that the model of our government and…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Great Heroin Coup Part 1 @ 1:40:57
Meyer Lansky member_of
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
“What Bridget just said, another gobsmacking moment, was Mayor Lansky, Florida and Las Vegas, was he a CIA asset? So he worked, obviously he worked with the Navy. I don't know if you know his story, but he worked with the Office of Naval Int…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia CIA & George Bush Part 14 @ 1:09:49
Office of Naval Intelligence recruited
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
“catches on fire. And that was used as the impetus to infiltrate and kind of collaborate with the mob. And they offered Lucky, if he would cooperate with the Office of Naval Intelligence, they would, after the war was over, basically allow h…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy @ 30:06
Ian Fleming member_of
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
“I got fascinated to start with the whole history of Ian Fleming, which I'm sure you know of, because he was deeply related with the Office of Naval Intelligence in World War II, the early OSS, and all of the characters of basically post-Wor…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Is it the Octopus of Danny Casalaro’s writings_ @ 1:01:54
Pavel Durov member_of
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
“Mike, have you ever even looked at who the guy's wife is? The guy's wife is CIA. Okay? She started out in Naval Intelligence. She was in the CIA. Her entire family's in media. What part of CIA don't you get? If he goes out and starts talkin…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Phoenix Program and beyond @ 1:38:50
Robert Peligro member_of
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
“Isn't that weird? It was called International Intelligence Corporation or Intertel. Intertel was ran by a guy by the name of Robert Peligwin, P-E-L-O-Q-U-I-N, who just so happens to have been in the Office of Naval Intelligence for a very l…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 1 @ 56:47
Mentions (18)
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I got fascinated to start with the whole history of Ian Fleming, which I'm sure you know of, because he was deeply related with the Office of Naval Intelligence in World War II, the early OSS, and all of the characters of basically post-Wor…
▶ 30:06
catches on fire. And that was used as the impetus to infiltrate and kind of collaborate with the mob. And they offered Lucky, if he would cooperate with the Office of Naval Intelligence, they would, after the war was over, basically allow h…
▶ 31:06
He was able to basically help them out during all of that. And at Donovan's request, Commander Happenden, who was part of the ONI contingent, the Office of Naval Intelligence, basically worked to negotiate with Lucky in his jail cell.…
▶ 1:38:50
Mike, have you ever even looked at who the guy's wife is? The guy's wife is CIA. Okay? She started out in Naval Intelligence. She was in the CIA. Her entire family's in media. What part of CIA don't you get? If he goes out and starts talkin…
▶ 1:39:47
went back to Grok and said it's on their Family Foundation website that she used to be in the CIA. Why can you not find that? And then he just spit out this entire diatribe. Oh yeah, not only was she in the CIA, she was in the Office of Nav…
▶ 5:53
figured out like the Office of Naval Intelligence set up that Task Force 157. Those are all sanctioned government entities. And when they set up organizations as fronts, that is not privatizing. Privatizing is a completely separate company …
▶ 26:23
This is the guy who ushered in the steel steamships, the modern naval guns, and domestic manufacture of plate armor. I bring this up because the very first U.S. intelligence agency was founded just a few years earlier, a few years earlier t…
▶ 26:51
that the europeans were creating what they called a weapon of mass destruction we you and i probably call it a battleship today so this guy after we create the oni somehow get the plans for what battleships are all about this guy steps in a…
▶ 44:26
DeMorgan Shield arranged a meeting between Clamard Charles and Dorothy Matlack, who was the assistant director of Army Office of Intelligence and U.S. Army liaison with the CIA. According to DeMorgan Shield's CIA files, which the assassinat…
▶ 43:46
A further copy seems to have come from contacts in Italy. The text sat on Wisner's desk. The CIA undertook careful authentication both internally and with academics. Ray Klein, then the chief of the Office of Current Intelligence, judged th…
▶ 56:47
Isn't that weird? It was called International Intelligence Corporation or Intertel. Intertel was ran by a guy by the name of Robert Peligwin, P-E-L-O-Q-U-I-N, who just so happens to have been in the Office of Naval Intelligence for a very l…
▶ 14:43
and embedding them into the government's employee and putting them on our dime. So this is illustrating the point that I've tried to make through this entire series of revealing Operation Gladio. So God bless this guy for writing this book.…
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Bureau of Investigations grew from an agency of about 300 with no counterintelligence capability to 1,500 employees. The ONI swelled from 300 officers during World War I from having just a few dozen. And the Army created a military intellig…
▶ 25:22
whom he called a magnetic personality and one of the great secret agents of World War II. The novelist who worked with Stevenson's operation as a British naval intelligence agent in Washington also praised the spy master's martinis. But as …
▶ 20:33
recesses of the cia fbi state department and the office of naval intelligence years later richard skyker the republican senator from pennsylvania who was one of the first legislators to try to unravel the mystery of lee harvey oswald while …
▶ 1:40:29
The Mafia as Intelligence. I'm reading right now Ghosts of Sicily. Have you read that? I have that book. I have not read it. We actually did use The Mafia for intelligence. Our naval intelligence agents actually courted the mob. Sure did. Y…
▶ 1:40:57
World War II when the naval intelligence was courting Lucy Luciano. And yeah. Correct. I have read now five books in a row on the mafia tentacles. And it becomes readily apparent that the model of our government and…
▶ 1:09:49
What Bridget just said, another gobsmacking moment, was Mayor Lansky, Florida and Las Vegas, was he a CIA asset? So he worked, obviously he worked with the Navy. I don't know if you know his story, but he worked with the Office of Naval Int…