Guido Giannattini person
also: Giannettini, Giannetta Tini, Giannattini
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Claims (3)
Guido Giannattini member_of
Aginter Press book_quoted
“had extensive contacts throughout the international fascist movement, and had made contact with the OAS as far back as 1961. He would become one of their principal agents. In 1964, he met Sirach, the agenda press head honcho, and would beco…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner -Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 7 @ 21:27
Guido Giannattini member_of
Paladin Group book_quoted
“allegedly was involved with Otto Skorzeny and the Paladin group. Well, of course he was, because he's the trainer of all of them. If, let's see, this is further evidence that the Paladin was also a part of the strategy of tension. Of course…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner -Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 7 @ 22:22
Otto Skorzeny trained
Guido Giannattini host_asserted
“allegedly was involved with Otto Skorzeny and the Paladin group. Well, of course he was, because he's the trainer of all of them. If, let's see, this is further evidence that the Paladin was also a part of the strategy of tension. Of course…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner -Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 7 @ 22:22
Mentions (10)
▶ 7:51
There's much overlap between the guerrilla revolutionary tactic and the strategy of tension because the same people created it. So there was a journalist and an Italian intelligence asset. Imagine that, an Italian intelligence asset who's p…
▶ 8:22
and we talked about him before, who was generally credited with the key visionary behind strategy of tension. Since the early 1960s, Giannettini had been in contact with French terrorists involved in OAS, which was basically the Gladio unit…
▶ 58:20
C-O-N-I, who was a former SS Nazi, a journalist by the name of Renato Mili, M-I-E-L-I, who also was part of the Allied Psychological War Bureau as part of the OSS, and another guy, Guido Giannattini,…
▶ 58:52
who also was a quote-unquote journalist, none of these guys are actually journalists, by the way, who was a Secret Service informant who in 1962 delivered a three-day lecture to U.S. military officers at the Naval Academy at Annapolis calle…
▶ 1:01:48
That's totally unexpected, said no one ever. A year after the conference, Giannattini would publish something called The Techniques of Revolutionary Warfare, which would prove to be highly influential in the fascist networks all throughout …
▶ 1:02:18
at the original conference. And it became required reading for anyone working in any of the fascist elements of Operation Gladio inside of Italy. In general, Giannattini and Rauti are both considered key architects of the strategy of tensio…
▶ 20:59
Naturally, the OAS would play a significant role in the spread of this revolutionary doctrine. Clearly, all of the techniques advocated were adopted wholesale under the guise of the strategy of tension. The transmission point for these conc…
▶ 21:27
had extensive contacts throughout the international fascist movement, and had made contact with the OAS as far back as 1961. He would become one of their principal agents. In 1964, he met Sirach, the agenda press head honcho, and would beco…
▶ 21:56
because they weren't actually correspondents. They were the actual guerrillas as part of Operation Gladio. Reportedly, he was a key liaison between the Genter Press and Delishe's A.N., which was one of the Gladio cells in Italy that was use…
▶ 22:22
allegedly was involved with Otto Skorzeny and the Paladin group. Well, of course he was, because he's the trainer of all of them. If, let's see, this is further evidence that the Paladin was also a part of the strategy of tension. Of course…