Compass Rose operation

“They were instead sent to a Camp King, K-I-N-G, and that was located in the northwest area of Frankfurt. In hindsight, we now know that that request was a complete ruse and merely a cover to bring both men to Camp King for a secret vetting …”

“and covert operation contacts that developed in the early period of Compass Rose for Skorzeny was General Pierre de Benoville, Alan Dulles' key contact in the French resistance during the war and former SAS captain, Michel de Camaray. Corre…”

“And most people don't know that NATO's headquarters originally was set up in Paris, France. And both them and the CIA has compass rose in their emblems, which is very interesting. Is that the Skorzeny papers? The Skorzeny, yes. The Skorzeny…”

“Compass Rose when it was originally created in France. That's pretty much their operational names. Stay Behind Units, Years of Lead, that type of thing. So also they talk about the realignment in this book by a tactical change of transition…”

“As it was referred to Operation Gladio throughout all of South America, they actually named something else in Vietnam Operation Condor. So when you try to research it, you're going to come up with something different. So a lot of these are …”

“ultra-secret war planning established Europe-wide. Polgar also told the author that the planning was made following the pattern of organizations that existed in the final years of World War II in Western Europe, which was stay-behind units.…”

“That you could spend an entire day on this guy alone. His name is Henry with an I. H-E-N-R-I-R-I-B-I-E-R-E. He was the chief of the SDCE. And his deputy director are the ones that set up the organization of, and they actually called it Comp…”

“There was so much of Gladio operations going on there, they created its own name. Also, there's a book written about Otto Skorzeny by a retired Air Force major, GANIS, G-A-N-I-S. And in it, he brought in a new name that I had not heard prio…”

“OBER, a veteran CIA officer at the time Skorzeny was underground in the city. Ober had served in the OSS during the war as a liaison for the Gladio units. Given the intelligence background of both Bradley and Ober, their presence in Paris s…”

“And also, I read a couple of books that used terminology called Compass Rose, and that originated in France. And it was only used at the very beginning of the creation of their stay behind units or Gladio units. And what we found interestin…”

“which is that emblem that they created. And that then, of course, became, that was in 1947, and NATO gets set up in 1949, and they adopt that same emblem as their logo. And basically, it was a common symbol used to create an alliance agains…”