David Stirling person

“was Watchguard International, another early military intelligence corporation. Watchguard had been founded by SAS co-founder David Sterling, who was a colonel. Sterling was a close associate of the Circle and all of its British partners. As…”

“There were two companies that would qualify as the charter firms of this growing business. The first of numerous companies founded, led, and directed by former SAS operatives. One was called WatchGuard International. It was started by SAS f…”

“actual flights were logged as logistical support, which is bullshit. Generally, WatchGuard International is considered to be the first true private military company. It was founded by Special Air Services, SAS, founder Sir David Sterling an…”

“It isn't the first use of them to conduct covert operations, but maybe the first use of a UK one. Sterling himself got back into the game. In the mid-1980s, he helped establish Kilo Alpha Services, more commonly referred to as KAS Enterpris…”

“He used that money to basically pay the KAS security company commando unit. So he's money laundering. That's what I just told you. Prince Bernhard is money laundering. Not only did Sir David Sterling found the KAS company, he was funding so…”

“He used that money to basically pay the KAS security company commando unit. So he's money laundering. That's what I just told you. Prince Bernhard is money laundering. Not only did Sir David Sterling found the KAS company, he was funding so…”

“was Watchguard International, another early military intelligence corporation. Watchguard had been founded by SAS co-founder David Sterling, who was a colonel. Sterling was a close associate of the Circle and all of its British partners. As…”

“conspired to deploy former SAS troops to Yemen to aid the royalist factions that had recently been deposed and stop advances of Nasser's Egyptian forces. Sterling's work in Yemen would lay the foundation for WatchGuard International and the…”

“would have had access to Skorzeny's Paladin Group. Skorzeny's Paladin Group had access to everybody. They would have had access to the Circle and could use the veterans of all of these organizations in any of their operations to include the…”

“David Sterling is the guy's name. And he worked with John Woodhouse. They founded together a company called WatchGuard International as a private company. And basically it would contract out security and military. So think of this as the CI…”

“While not a member of the circle, David Sterling was a very close friend of Lord Julian Emery, A-M-E-R-Y, who became the circle's chairman by the 1980s. During the early 60s, Emery, Sterling, and other future circle members like Neal Billy …”

“He worked for the Gulf States with weapons supplies and training. Also, he was instrumental in the failed overthrow of Omar Gaddafi in 1971. This guy sucks at his job. I'm just going to go ahead and say that. At least Otto Skorzeny killed e…”

“Sterling was active in the Iranian government, which turned and this was this is just hysterical to me because, again, it's all of this stuff coming back. So remember when we did Iran and I told you that the UK tried to coup the new prime m…”