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Claims (3)
Walsh Trucking Company located_in
New Jersey City documented
“But I find very interesting. Wonder what he got in exchange for his pardon. So Shapiro's murder file also had a Francis J. Frank Walsh, who also has ties to the Genevieve crime family. Walsh was the owner and CEO of Walsh Trucking Company o…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO with Colonel Towner One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb, Chapter 13 and 14 @ 1:34:52
Vyacheslav Stetsko lived_in
New Jersey City host_asserted
“Yeah, because you were banding a little bit again. So basically what she was saying is Bandera gets taken out and Stetsko, who was one of his protégés, relocates. And he's bad, too. Really bad. He relocates and gets citizenship in the Unite…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Operation Gladio-Ukraine 2014 Coup & MH17 Review @ 1:35:28
Richard Helms lived_in
New Jersey City documented
“the Aluminum Company of America. So in other words, he fit the perfect role model as a CIA agent. He had been born on Philadelphia's main line. As a boy, Helms lived in New York City in New Jersey. Herman Helms saved the family the horrors …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 31B @ 31:44
Mentions (10)
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New Jersey, all along the coast there, New Orleans, out of Cuba. And when they lost that, that was a huge, big financial cost to them because that was really cheap. When they had to use the overland route through the Darien Gap and all of t…
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He saw it in L.A. And that's that's kind of the case we make for Trump right now. Right. He helped the FBI clean up the casino thing in New Jersey. He was embroiled in real estate in New York. So we had to have seen all of that corruption. …
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to Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty began to run out. Nixon supported continuing those funds, and new funds were openly appropriated by Congress for two years. But by January of 1971, Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey detailed the secr…
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And everybody had to run, go see. And notice that they're talking about CIA people actually being in Hungary, fomenting this. It's crazy. Nagy, his heroic former defense minister, and more than 200 others were executed. Some 30,000 Hungaria…
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had been an executive with the Alcoa, the aluminum company of America. So in other words, he fit the perfect role model as a CIA agent. He had been born on Philadelphia's main line. As a boy, Helms lived in New York City in New Jersey. Herm…
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was headed by an Egyptian radical Muslim fundamentalist called Abdel Rahman. Rahman, who delivered his anti-American great Satan sermons in two different locations, the Brooklyn headquarters and in a mosque in New Jersey City, New Jersey. H…
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all across the northern states, Connecticut, New Jersey, and there's Nebraska thrown in there, some New Yorks, a little bit of Ohio, but it's the congressmen. And some of these are names you know, and we're going to go, as we go through the…
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He'd get admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1846 and practice law in Newark until the Civil War. He then becomes a brigadier general in the New Jersey Militia. How does that work? These lawyers who probably haven't fired a gun in 20 years ge…
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Finally, this guy becomes a brigadier general pretty quick. He commanded the 4th Division of the Northeastern Virginia in 1861, but he was held in reserve during the Battle of Bull Run and never really saw much combat. 1864, he goes back to…
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and killing innovation. Good point. We're going to be talking a lot about that theme going forward. Good question, though. Here we are. He embraces the steamboat technology. He's going fast. He's working for a ferry entrepreneur by the name…