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Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack
Kuwait documented
“He's now realizing that his life's in danger. Quote, I was the only one who knew something about Operation Gladio. This could have been unfortunate for me. So August 2nd, 1990, and we've drawn attention to this date in a prior chapter. Augu…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER - Operation Gladio by Paul Williams Chapter 21 and 22 @ 29:49
Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack
Kuwait documented
“We get up to the passport place and I asked the person that was working if they spoke English. They did. And I'm like, what is this normal? And they're like, no, Saddam Hussein just invaded Kuwait. So think about that for a second. You have…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER - Operation Gladio by Paul Williams Chapter 7 and 8 @ 1:48:25
United States invaded
Kuwait host_asserted
“that the U.S. wouldn't have a problem with that. And then that's exactly what he did. And then, of course, we launched Desert Storm 1. So, yeah, that's absolutely true. California, go ahead. Hi. Yes. First, I want to say thank you, Colonel,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 2 @ 1:30:34
Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack
Kuwait documented
“without a lot of help from a lot of people. In July 1991, a Manhattan grand jury indicted BCCI on 12 counts of fraud. Now, keep in mind, what was going on in 1991? Desert storm, right? 1990, Saddam Hussein invades Kuwait. And if they all kn…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set, Chapter 12 @ 25:53
Atlas Corporation did_business_with
Kuwait documented
“ANA was awarded a $250 million insurance brokerage contract by the government of Kuwait in the early 90s. Huh, right around the 1990s is when supposedly Iraq invaded Kuwait. I might have to go look at that. Hold on, let me make a note here.…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with Colonel Towner One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb, Chapter 13 and 14 @ 1:44:55
Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack
Kuwait documented
“And it just so happens that when this occurred, which I know the date, August 2nd, 1990. And why do I know that date? Because that date is the day I got to Italy for my three-year tour in Italy. And I got off the airplane only to find out t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio with Wesley @ 30:55
Mike Adkinson supplied_arms_to
Kuwait book_quoted
“Mike Atkinson was a con man from the panhandle of Florida. He built houses in Houston and sold arms to Kuwaitis and Iraqis.…”
▶ Colonels Corner_ Mafia, CIA & GHWB Part 1 @ 20:34
Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack
Kuwait host_asserted
“The invasion of Iraq into Kuwait was a false flag. Kuwait drilling had been going on for a long time. They'd been still in Iraqi oil. Saddam Hussein, which was a CIA asset himself, had been told to leave it alone, which he did because he wa…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Book Club Overview @ 1:29:25
Iraqi invasion of Kuwait about
Kuwait structural
“structural link inferred from entity names (not a claim from any source): 'Iraqi invasion of Kuwait' is a work/event about 'Kuwait'…”
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and closing his banks in the United States. One of the best examples occurred in 91, when the Justice Department should have been racing to build its case against the bank. That year, the U.S. was amassing an army in the Gulf, preparing to …
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basically authorized Saddam Hussein to invade Kuwait. So this invasion and this desert storm happened at exactly the perfect time in order to put all of this stuff and just sweep it under the rug, which we know they do all the time. Yeah, a…
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And then you tell everybody around the world that because we saved Kuwait, everybody in the Middle East hates us now. And they spent this whole story up. If you recall, let me remind you, that we were sold a story, not the story, that becau…
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was a Florida guy involved in arms going to Kuwait and Iraq. And yeah, let me just read what he said about him. Mike Atkinson was a con man from the panhandle of Florida. He built houses in Houston and sold arms to Kuwaitis and Iraqis. He b…
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as money traffickers for the Contra operation that was coming up and all of the rest of their covert operations in Iraq, Kuwait, wherever. They purposely did this to facilitate the disaster that they knew. They planned the disaster. They li…
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if he didn't do something about him. Meanwhile, Saddam had a long list of issues with his neighbors, specifically Kuwait. Saddam was convinced that Kuwait was stealing Iraqi oil, and they were. He asked Adem if Saudi Arabia would intervene …
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Take on Kuwait if he first took on Iran. So here's the Sunni guy over here, chief of intel, Adem. And he tells Saddam Hussein, the secular guy, who's keeping everybody in their box and attacking the Kurds, by the way, that Kuwait, part of t…
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So, hey, I'll help you combat your enemy, which is the Shia in Iran, if you'll help me combat my enemy in Kuwait. And Adem says he will, but he doesn't because Adem in Saudi Arabia.…
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is the one that came to the United States after Saddam Hussein invades Kuwait later on and goes, oh my God, look what he did and set him up and lied about the whole baby and incubator thing. They basically took Saddam Hussein out to the cle…
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oil, except for one little part that's just north of Kuwait. And of course, that's what they used to get us into the Iraq war initially was the sideways drilling into those. Oh my God, they're still in our oil bullshit. So yeah, that has ev…
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of the international syndicate. So you had Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria. There was a smaller one in Tanzania and Bahrain. And there were also small demonstrations in Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Sudan. So, I mean, it was j…
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At one point in time, we had Iraq, you know, Iraq and Iran fired shots and everything like that. Bush allowed Saddam Hussein, who he had a lot of business contacts with over the years, and his business partners did as well, allowed him to k…
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What happened in the lead up to that the week prior to it, about five days before that, the U.N. or the U.S. ambassador liaison to Iraq tells Saddam Hussein, we understand that you're right. Kuwait has been horizontally drilling into Iraqi …
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Get your oil fields back. So whatever you feel necessary to do, you just go ahead and do that. Know that you have our backing. So Saddam Hussein, within the next week, launches the attack on Kuwait and the Kuwaitis working with Bush are the…
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And Schwarzman's advising on this. There's something called the Russian Chinese Investment Corporation, the Russia-Japan Investment Fund, the Russian-Italian Investment Platform, and the Automatic Co-Investment Mechanism with Kuwait. In 202…
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communism. And it's like trying to bring back people from the dead or something. That switched in 91 with the Gulf War and the fake problem with Kuwait and Iraq. That was all drummed up to create an illusion. And then they used that fake di…
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Their movement began to spread into places like Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, with individual campuses setting up chapters as a part of this. So the activism was shattered by the Gulf War that began in 1991. Most members considered Geor…
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But my only question to them is, do we have surgeons that can actually perform this kind of operation? And then, you know, the panel that came to tell us were there shaking their heads back and forth, looking at each other. And, you know, b…
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I didn't know it was called Gladio at the time. They called it years of lead at the time. I didn't even know they were associated with each other because I didn't speak Italian. That is the exact same day that Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait …
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at that particular time. So on the day that Andriotti is exposing Operation Gladio in Italy, for all of NATO to include us, the CIA has a false flag that started the Iraqi war with Kuwait, of which you turn around and like six months later,…
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in smaller countries of interest to oil companies and their lobbies, as well as mining and various other ones. It's not just oil. But whose names at the time were barely known to most Americans, like Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Kuwait. Nation…
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So we create wars to divert attention from here to over here. You know, almost like the Iraq war, when Operation Gladio was getting exposed, the CIA tells Saddam Hussein, as well as the State Department, that they're fine to invade the same…
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Okay, let's go beyond that. You have the first Persian Gulf War. George H.W. Bush is saying that Saddam Hussein, who was our friend and ally and our lion in the Middle East, had invaded Kuwait and is removing babies from incubators and thro…
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which is the exact same initials of Fidel Castro's intel, just FYI. Atkinson got involved in something that showed he had moved into different circles altogether. He traveled to Kuwait and other Middle Eastern countries and began representi…
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by Mary Faza, F-A-Z-A, who had came from a wealthy Kuwaiti family with connections to the royal family. Faza said she met Atkinson when she bought a house in Houston from his brother. Michael didn't have a penny when I took him to the Middl…
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a wealthy Saudi Arabian who had a car dealership in Kuwait. Also, Nazi al-Dajani, who owned a construction company in Saudi Arabia. Atkinson began arranging investments in Houston for his newfound clients, but ended up cheating Baza and all…
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$5 million for the house and some other properties, cheating the Kuwaiti out of several million dollars. When Faza said Al-Fabtim was unable to enjoy his new mansion because he couldn't leave Kuwait for some reason. So Atkinson just helped …
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One theory holds that the money taken offshore was used to buy war supplies for Iraq. The evidence for this is circumstantial and includes the following. Before the deal, Atkinson was allegedly running guns to Iraq with some of the Kuwaitis…
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operation that worked out of Arizona. According to him, in late 85, First Western began shipping arms to Iraq as well. The Reagan-Bush administration were seriously considering sending arms to Iraq during Iran-Iraq war to try to balance out…
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Savings sued Dick in 1990 for $3.5 million loan. As we covered in chapter six, surety savings, Ross Miller told a number of people in Denver that he, Ross Miller, had worked for the CIA. Ross Miller also told several people that John Dick s…
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I was supposed to be Carlucy's boss, but I soon found out who was the actual boss. Carlucy was answering to a higher authority, and I didn't even know it. In the early 1980s, George Bush helped Shackley get established in Kuwait and in the …
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Because they're Europeans, they other than the fact that most of them that I saw along the road had blonde hair, you would not know they were not Americans, you know, on their way to the base because we tended not to wear a uniform to work …
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The Marsh Arabs in southern Iraq and the Kurds in the north and elements of the Iraqi military all fought. The Iranian people's Mujahideen helped Shiite rebels. For weeks beginning in March of 91, the battle ebbed and flowed with the issue …
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But the only actions known to have happened were those contributing to the war itself, the economic and psychological warfare, and the arming of the Kuwaiti resistance. During the uprising, when President Bush would be more overt, in conjun…
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Operation Provide Comfort is the operation I was in northern Iraq for. The evidence suggests that President Bush, agonizing over the plight of the Iraqis and the relationship between the rebellion, decided to resort to covert action after M…
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The wars with Iraq and over Kuwait have almost certainly cost Saddam military support. We believe many officers and men must harbor considerable resentment against him for giving away the gains acquired in the costly war with Iran and for n…
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One key to the success of the project. In September, U.S. officials informed Saudi Arabia of the deployment of 80 additional aircraft for possible punitive strikes. The missile batteries to protect against Iraqi counterattacks would be take…
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Meanwhile, the CIA began to rev up the Iraqi dissident groups. Langley hired the Rendon Group, which was a Washington PR firm that specialized in black propaganda. They had already been used in Panama and in Kuwait during the Gulf War. Oh, …
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They wanted to cut the Iraqi project. Suddenly, a fax campaign erupted with appeal letters appearing all over Washington, particularly on Capitol Hill. Congress restored much of the money for the coup plot. An incident in 93 when George H.W…
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presentation to coincide with what they want you to know about the situation. And it almost 100%, I take that whole baby in an oven story the same way I did the babies in the incubators that were being dumped out in the Kuwaiti hospital, be…
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He also talks about testimony which showed the UBS, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Eric Holder, Lanny Brewer, and the DOJ in Covington and Burling, Zakeem at Booz Allen, his son, who was on the House Armed Services Committee, have entered i…
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Saddam Hussein. And when he is returned to the family, he is a skeleton of his former self. So they scrape up enough money, him and some family members, to leave Iraq and go to Kuwait. Obviously, they had no idea that Saddam Hussein was goi…
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So in the interim, they leave Kuwait and they go to Saudi Arabia again in a refugee camp. His father gets diagnosed with cancer. So he knows any minute he's going to be left on his own. So his his father and he eventually dies. Kadem had ne…
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allowing the firm to run support operations for the U.S. military in Haiti, Somalia, Balkans, Kuwait, among others. So his reward, Dick Cheney's, for getting Halliburton the job was he gets to be the CEO. Under the leadership of President B…
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The membership roster included all of the big ones, Triple Canopy, G4S, L3, SOC, DynCorp, and Academy. There were half a dozen member firms based in the UAE, mainly Dubai. Others came out of the UK, Bahrain, Cyprus, South Africa, South Kore…
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We're going to talk a little bit about the Gulf War syndrome today. And if all of the other chapters of this book didn't make you mad, this one's going to make you mad. And of course, it's within our lifetime. So the author starts out with …
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the Republican Guard. But you could barely see anyone. It said another battalion commander, this one, another Marine, remembered feeling like he was atop his command vehicle across the Kuwaiti border into the smoke and flames, entrenched in…
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Contrary to the Pentagon stance, a report issued in September of 1993 by the staff of Senator Donald Regal, a Democrat from Michigan, and the Center for Disease Control, affirmed that Iraqi Scud missiles capable of carrying biological and c…
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such as those used in nuclear reactors. Huh. And product ingredient technology of Boca Raton, Florida. It makes food flavorings. Barbadi also attempted to buy an Oklahoma City company called TK-7, which had formulas that would extend the ra…
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From day one, they've beaten JFK. You know, JFK's beaten them in an election. And he brings on Bobby, who's big anti-mafia attorney general. So there's tension from day one. Let's see. Oh, before Zapata was sold, George H.W. Bush. This is i…
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At one point in time, we had Iraq, you know, Iraq and Iran fired shots and everything like that. Bush allowed Saddam Hussein, who he had a lot of business contacts with over the years, and his business partners did as well, allowed him to k…
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What happened in the lead up to that, the week prior to it, about five days before that, the U.N. or the U.S. ambassador liaison to Iraq tells Saddam Hussein, we understand that you're right. Kuwait has been horizontally drilling into Iraqi…
▶ 1:15:47
Get your oil fields back. So whatever you feel necessary to do, you just go ahead and do that. Know that you have our backing. So Saddam Hussein, within the next week, launches the attack on Kuwait and the Kuwaitis working with Bush are the…
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because it is the globalist organization and not about strengthening american democracy and that is all i have for today well i know they're in cutter too which is obviously a big deal um you know that's where we ended up putting u.s centra…
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Saddam didn't need a green light because he had someone telling him exactly, hey, you can go invade Kuwait. April Gillespie. There you go. 1991, Mr. Rocky Sudark becomes the Deputy Inspector General of the State Department. Now, we know wha…
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So all of those transactions create what you guys call float. But they had even a bigger scam going. All of the Middle Eastern countries are in the middle of rapid growth in the 70s and 80s. So they have workers from every other foreign cou…
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and closing his banks in the United States. One of the best examples occurred in 91, when the Justice Department should have been racing to build its case against the bank. That year, the U.S. was amassing an army in the Gulf, preparing to …
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And then you tell everybody around the world that because we saved Kuwait, everybody in the Middle East hates us now. And they spent this whole story up. If you recall, let me remind you, that we were sold a story, not the story, that becau…