SDECE intelligence service
also: French Secret Service, French Intelligence, French civilian intelligence service, French intelligence officials, French intelligence service, SDECE, French SDECE
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Claims (21)
France founded
SDECE host_asserted
“which again was Gladio in Italy, which we've already covered. And so basically France is doing the same thing. The organization would be managed out of a new organization in France called the SDECE. That's the Service de Documentation, some…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 11:57
Yves Guérin-Sérac member_of
SDECE book_quoted
“and ensured it was properly funded. So the man pulling the strings behind the development was Panay's long-standing companion, Jean Vallée, spelt Violet, who we talked about several chapters ago. He provided the international legal advice. …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 14 @ 47:54
SDECE administered
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“And that's where we first came across him because the SDECE administered the French Gladio program. And they are the ones that worked with the OAS and had the OAS and the shock troop that engaged in Algeria.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 1:07
Alexander de Marenches headed
SDECE host_asserted
“was the chief executive of the French Secret Service, which we know as SDECE. He served as one of the primary leaders of the Safari Club. He was also a sovereign knight of Malta, as was Bill Casey, Alexander Haig.…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Turkey @ 37:21
Christian David recruited
SDECE book_quoted
“effort, is what they're saying. The first serious study of Ben Berka's mystery to be published in America is this book. Peter Del Scott goes on to say that Kruger's book is also the first in America, to his knowledge, to explore further the…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Great Heroin Coup Part 1 @ 28:48
SDECE member_of
Le Cercle host_asserted
“Also present were numerous intelligence officers that weren't necessarily members of that, but affiliated with Operation Gladio, especially members of the Western European nations. One of those organizations that participated a lot was the …”
▶ The Colonels Corner, Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 4 @ 26:28
SDECE member_of
Organisation armée secrète host_asserted
“his time away from Iran in France. Now, France, as everyone knows, was a hot seat of Operation Gladio. And the SDECE in France had basically been in bed with the OAS, which were the trained assassins that deployed all over the world and con…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Deep Dive into @AAnon55_ video post 1030 ET @ 1:23:43
Alexander de Marenches member_of
SDECE documented
“visited both Holden Roberto and Jonas Zimbimbi. The latter, Zimbimbi, seemed by far more credible as an opponent for the MPLA. French Intelligence Chief Alexander de Marcenas agreed. So did the British. Apparently, a British corporate aircr…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 47:11
SDECE front_for
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“No one should be surprised by that. DeMarc Marincas, not so fortunate, had to send one of his SDECE officers on a trek of more than a thousand miles just to put key questions to the UNITA leader. And again, SDECE was the entity in France th…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 47:42
11th Parachute Brigade member_of
SDECE book_quoted
“During the Algerian Civil War, he served on the 11th Deme Brigade of Parachutists, and they referred to that as the Shock Troop. It's spelled C-H-O-C, but pronounced Shock, the 11th Shock Parachute Brigade. The 11th Shock was a paramilitary…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 30:29
SDECE funded
Le Cercle book_quoted
“which is the French civilian intelligence service, much like the CIA. And it just so happens that the SDECE was an early backer of the Circle and the Academy. Jean Vallée was a longtime asset of SDECE. So basically, he's a CIA asset, only t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 30:59
SDECE funded
Academy Europe Science Politics book_quoted
“which is the French civilian intelligence service, much like the CIA. And it just so happens that the SDECE was an early backer of the Circle and the Academy. Jean Vallée was a longtime asset of SDECE. So basically, he's a CIA asset, only t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 30:59
Yves Guérin-Sérac member_of
SDECE book_quoted
“which is the French civilian intelligence service, much like the CIA. And it just so happens that the SDECE was an early backer of the Circle and the Academy. Jean Vallée was a longtime asset of SDECE. So basically, he's a CIA asset, only t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 30:59
SDECE founded
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“And from 1947, the SDECE continued to work in complete secrecy on the development of a clandestine, quote unquote, anti-communist army. And the fact that they labeled them anti-communist was done not necessarily just because they were afrai…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 12:26
SDECE headed
11th Demi-Brigade of Foreign Legion Paratroopers host_asserted
“The 11th shock troops was the Iron Fist for the SDECE. One of the most prominent members of the 11th shock troop originally was Yves-Garin Seurat. And y'all remember him because we talked about him. He eventually goes to Portugal and sets u…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 21:49
Yves Guérin-Sérac member_of
SDECE host_asserted
“by Anton Pinet and Jean Vallée. Pinet was the prime minister and minister of finance. He also became the minister of economic affairs during the administration of Charles de Gaulle. Vallée was a shadowy figure that kind of always operated i…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 0:34
Paul Aussaresses member_of
SDECE host_asserted
“Chali expected to face a firing squad, but de Gaulle's military tribunal proved surprisingly merciful, sentencing the 45-year-old general to 15 years in prison. After the failed coup, de Gaulle launched a new purge of his security forces. H…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 19 @ 6:33
SDECE founded
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“which is their version of the CIA. So again, nothing to see here. The entire Christian international anti-communist thing is lined up to basically be an SDECE was the organization that gave birth to OAS and their Operation Gladio Network. S…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 14 @ 48:26
SDECE infiltrated
Red Brigades host_asserted
“is that much of the Red Brigade was infiltrated with the SDECE and the New Order. You guys remember us talking about that. And the people that originally joined the fake Red Brigades, I'm just going to faux Red Brigade, whatever you want to…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Phoenix Program Part (4) @ 9:18
SDECE front_for
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“by French intelligence. Now, this is the same SDECE that ran the Operation Gladio OAS elements of France. There is evidence that the French, in briefing a senior CIA officer about their activities in Saigon in December 1953, offered the CIA…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 11 (12) @ 23:36
SDECE funded
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“It conducted the secret collaborations with NATO. And from 1951, there was documented cooperation with the United States. And the SDECE opened an office in Washington, D.C. Now, why would they need an office for the France secret police?…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 19:44
Mentions (35)
▶ 11:57
which again was Gladio in Italy, which we've already covered. And so basically France is doing the same thing. The organization would be managed out of a new organization in France called the SDECE. That's the Service de Documentation, some…
▶ 12:26
And from 1947, the SDECE continued to work in complete secrecy on the development of a clandestine, quote unquote, anti-communist army. And the fact that they labeled them anti-communist was done not necessarily just because they were afrai…
▶ 18:47
set up their units. He's in contact with all of the SDECE people on the French government side. And eventually, not too long, he wasn't there very long, he gets spotted. And he's technically not supposed to be there. He's there under an ass…
▶ 19:44
It conducted the secret collaborations with NATO. And from 1951, there was documented cooperation with the United States. And the SDECE opened an office in Washington, D.C. Now, why would they need an office for the France secret police?…
▶ 20:13
In Washington, D.C., isn't that weird? But anyway, I digress. In fact, when NATO was founded in 1949, let's see, the Rose de Vence received similar orders as the stay-behind in other countries. And let's see.…
▶ 21:49
The 11th shock troops was the Iron Fist for the SDECE. One of the most prominent members of the 11th shock troop originally was Yves-Garin Seurat. And y'all remember him because we talked about him. He eventually goes to Portugal and sets u…
▶ 17:50
And they were buried in normally a wooded area so that when they got the call, they could fall in on this cache of weapons and do whatever the mission was. And as you said, the majority, all of the missions, not the majority, all of the mis…
▶ 18:18
just call it their central intelligence, their version of the CIA. The only two people of those 15 member units that they knew was the leader and the assistant leader. They didn't know any of the names of the other citizens. And that's why …
▶ 1:31:41
The France, the SDECE, is the Operation Gladio guy. Saudi Arabia guy was their chief of intelligence, Kamal Adam, and the Egyptian chief of intel, the Morocco chief of intel, and then the Iranian guy that we trained. So those are all just b…
▶ 37:21
was the chief executive of the French Secret Service, which we know as SDECE. He served as one of the primary leaders of the Safari Club. He was also a sovereign knight of Malta, as was Bill Casey, Alexander Haig.…
▶ 1:36:25
that were created after World War II didn't exist in France either. And then the BND was new in Germany. So many, and there may have been some that didn't change their name up in the Scandinavian area, but those that we know the most about,…
▶ 2:41:16
unfortunately, but her book is called Escadron de la Mort, which means Death Squads. And she goes into the entire history of the French involvement with Operation Gladio. The SDECE, the OAC, the Organisation Armée Secrète, the OAS, and the …
▶ 9:18
is that much of the Red Brigade was infiltrated with the SDECE and the New Order. You guys remember us talking about that. And the people that originally joined the fake Red Brigades, I'm just going to faux Red Brigade, whatever you want to…
▶ 1:23:43
his time away from Iran in France. Now, France, as everyone knows, was a hot seat of Operation Gladio. And the SDECE in France had basically been in bed with the OAS, which were the trained assassins that deployed all over the world and con…
▶ 23:36
by French intelligence. Now, this is the same SDECE that ran the Operation Gladio OAS elements of France. There is evidence that the French, in briefing a senior CIA officer about their activities in Saigon in December 1953, offered the CIA…
▶ 47:11
visited both Holden Roberto and Jonas Zimbimbi. The latter, Zimbimbi, seemed by far more credible as an opponent for the MPLA. French Intelligence Chief Alexander de Marcenas agreed. So did the British. Apparently, a British corporate aircr…
▶ 47:42
No one should be surprised by that. DeMarc Marincas, not so fortunate, had to send one of his SDECE officers on a trek of more than a thousand miles just to put key questions to the UNITA leader. And again, SDECE was the entity in France th…
▶ 1:10:30
some with no military experience at all. 23 arrived too late and were sent home. Another group was rejected because they weren't qualified. The CIA engaged in a parallel effort to recruit in Portugal, yielding several hundred men for the FN…
▶ 1:20:13
And it's been fed from so many different directions. I mentioned Portugal and the French SDECE. So the fact that everybody in Europe, government-wise, is pissed off at Trump is a good sign. That means that he is taking this apparatus down. …
▶ 26:28
Also present were numerous intelligence officers that weren't necessarily members of that, but affiliated with Operation Gladio, especially members of the Western European nations. One of those organizations that participated a lot was the …
▶ 30:29
During the Algerian Civil War, he served on the 11th Deme Brigade of Parachutists, and they referred to that as the Shock Troop. It's spelled C-H-O-C, but pronounced Shock, the 11th Shock Parachute Brigade. The 11th Shock was a paramilitary…
▶ 30:59
which is the French civilian intelligence service, much like the CIA. And it just so happens that the SDECE was an early backer of the Circle and the Academy. Jean Vallée was a longtime asset of SDECE. So basically, he's a CIA asset, only t…
▶ 1:32:32
whatever organization. In the case of Germany, it would have been the BND. And in Italy, the SDECE or the Agenda Press in Portugal, the Grey Wolf Network, which was tied into the intelligence, the CIA version of Turkey, each one of them bas…
▶ 6:33
Chali expected to face a firing squad, but de Gaulle's military tribunal proved surprisingly merciful, sentencing the 45-year-old general to 15 years in prison. After the failed coup, de Gaulle launched a new purge of his security forces. H…
▶ 7:03
and he shut down its armed unit, the Shock Battalion, the 11th Shock Battalion, which he suspected as being a breeding ground for the coup, and he was correct. Grossen, who was closely aligned with the CIA, had told Frank Wisner over lunch …
▶ 7:32
had grown into a dangerously unhinged killing unit. They were also trained by Otto Skorzeny, targeting representatives of the Algerian independence movement and their European supporters, even on the streets of France. Those branded enemy o…
▶ 11:22
The president and his wife, who kept their heads down throughout the affair, escaped unharmed. The French president demonstrated that he was willing to fight fire with fire. De Gaulle loyalists in the SDECE even recruited their own secret a…
▶ 55:26
Satre was arrested in Dallas after the Kennedy assassination. And this book says that he was expelled to Mexico. He was not expelled. A Dallas police officer put him in his car and drove him to the border. He was not expelled. He was protec…
▶ 18:42
It was in this way that drug dealers and couriers served as informants to the British MI6 and to the American CIA and to the French SDECE and to the Galen organization, even the Italian SIFAR, which are all of the collective intelligence ag…
▶ 19:14
that other sources they had learned about had at least two members of the competing record network, Christian David and Mikel Nicolai, who were former members of the SAC in France, the parallel police who had been used to assassinate member…
▶ 0:34
by Anton Pinet and Jean Vallée. Pinet was the prime minister and minister of finance. He also became the minister of economic affairs during the administration of Charles de Gaulle. Vallée was a shadowy figure that kind of always operated i…
▶ 1:07
And that's where we first came across him because the SDECE administered the French Gladio program. And they are the ones that worked with the OAS and had the OAS and the shock troop that engaged in Algeria.…
▶ 1:31
And were trained by Otto Skorzeny. So the SDECE was very... Bridget, are you over on... I am. Hang on. Yeah, there's a weirdo over there. I'm taking care of it. Yep. Okay. So working in the intelligence area from 1950 through the 1970s.…
▶ 47:54
and ensured it was properly funded. So the man pulling the strings behind the development was Panay's long-standing companion, Jean Vallée, spelt Violet, who we talked about several chapters ago. He provided the international legal advice. …
▶ 48:26
which is their version of the CIA. So again, nothing to see here. The entire Christian international anti-communist thing is lined up to basically be an SDECE was the organization that gave birth to OAS and their Operation Gladio Network. S…