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Claims (59)
FBI carried_out_attack
Operation PATCON host_asserted
“Kind of where we left off, PatCon was an FBI operation. And by the way, don't think that they're different. The CIA's had people working inside of the FBI. The FBI worked hand in hand with the DEA and the CIA to cover up Iran-Contra. So the…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 1:06:52
FBI spied_on
Ron Lister documented
“a fully automatic machine gun complete with silencer, and state-of-the-art handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Eventually, Ronald Lister's skills in procuring such high-tech munitions brought him to the attention of the FBI. On April 3, 1985, t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 12:52
FBI spied_on
Harry Dexter White documented
“Republicans like Richard Nixon, whom Loftus called Alan Dulles' mouthpiece in Congress, made sure that the Dulles Circle would never have to answer for their wartime actions. By the time Harry Dexter White walked into the packed hearing roo…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 8 @ 1:02:10
J.C. King member_of
FBI documented
“And who did he work for while he was doing all of those quote unquote studies? None other than Nelson Rockefeller. Yeah, Nelson Rockefeller. He also worked as a special agent in the FBI. As an entrepreneur, King had opened a condom factory …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy CIA Secret Wars Part 1 @ 39:27
Robert Maheu worked_for
FBI documented
“Georgetown Law and getting hired as a field agent by the FBI, where he worked on sensitive national security cases during the war. But Mayhew was not content to stay on under J. Edgar Hoover's leadership. In 1954, he opened up his own secur…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 15 @ 24:50
FBI covered_up
Iran-Contra affair host_asserted
“Kind of where we left off, PatCon was an FBI operation. And by the way, don't think that they're different. The CIA's had people working inside of the FBI. The FBI worked hand in hand with the DEA and the CIA to cover up Iran-Contra. So the…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 1:06:52
Ted Gunderson member_of
FBI book_quoted
“That said that the ammonium nitrate truck bomb could not have done the damage inflicted on the building by itself. And former FBI station chief Ted Gunderson, who stated other devices exist in inventories that are much smaller and more powe…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 6:00
FBI covered_up
BCCI host_asserted
“And it was covered up by the DEA. It was covered up by the CIA. It was covered up by the FBI.…”
▶ Bank of Credit and Commerce Finale with War Hamster @ 6:04
FBI covered_up
Robert Kennedy assassination book_quoted
“Despite the chronic tension between the CIA and the FBI, Hoover proved a useful partner during the JFK inquiry. The FBI chief knew that his organization had its own secrets to hide related to the assassination, including its contact with Os…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 12:12
FBI paid
Jesús de Galíndez documented
“which made their way to his FBI files, the Bureau continued to have confidence in him, paying the lecturer up to $125 a month plus expenses for his information. The FBI also helped him gain permanent residence in the U.S. The activist intel…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 15 @ 15:33
Robert Depew spied_on
FBI book_quoted
“It was hoped that I could testify to the brief telephone conversation discussion on the assassination in 1967, as well as enumerate the strange deaths. In addition, DePue was a bit paranoid on the subject of FBI harassment and surveillance …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Domestic Operation Gladio featuring_ Minutemen @ 42:56
Robert Depew spied_on
FBI book_quoted
“Could I attest on the basis of my own experience that such tactics were in fact regularly employed by the Bureau? During the discussions, one of the attorneys was summoned outside to answer a phone call. I ran into an FBI agent in the corri…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Domestic Operation Gladio featuring_ Minutemen @ 43:20
Robert Depew spied_on
FBI book_quoted
“And other literature is being printed. Who are the couriers that will pick up and carry them to regional headquarters? Who are the area coordinators who will remail the bulletins? DePue says in the bulletin that for many months now, the FBI…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Domestic Operation Gladio featuring_ Minutemen @ 48:12
Tom Grasso member_of
FBI host_asserted
“was actually one of the first ones who had actually said that there was a Trump-Russiagate connection. Because when you go back to 2014, 2015, 2016, Christine Poza, FBI cyber, Tom Grasso, FBI cyber. He was also Rodney Joffe's longtime frien…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b @ 2:02:18
Christine Poza member_of
FBI host_asserted
“was actually one of the first ones who had actually said that there was a Trump-Russiagate connection. Because when you go back to 2014, 2015, 2016, Christine Poza, FBI cyber, Tom Grasso, FBI cyber. He was also Rodney Joffe's longtime frien…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b @ 2:02:18
FBI removed_from_power
Locke Lau book_quoted
“Lau had completed his mission, however, the U.S. government ignored his resulting PTSD and difficulty in reentering normal society because he lived among a bunch of crooks forever. The FBI eventually fired Lau for performance, prompting him…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 15:53
FBI covered_up
Ron Lister documented
“When they called the FBI to ask for a copy of their old files on the Lister investigation, Special Agent Tim Bezek stated that the FBI reports and the transcripts of Lister's grand jury were protected by national security. See how that work…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 16:40
Locke Lau member_of
FBI book_quoted
“And everybody's acting all bent out of shape? Yeah, yeah. Because we don't ever hear about the spies that get caught in China from us. Lau was a CIA operative. He would have been sanctioned to spy internationally as an FBI agent with CIA au…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 14:14
James Jesus Angleton spied_on
FBI documented
“as he was dying in the spring of 1987 to pay their last respects. Dulles also put Angleton in charge of the CIA's relationship with the FBI, a delicate task considering the rivalry. At the same time, he was working with the FBI, supposedly …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 15 @ 54:52
FBI spied_on
Operation PATCON host_asserted
“This is one of the people involved in PatCon. The guys hated them more and more for it. They thought Big Brother was moving in on them. Unquote. Talking about people inside of the actual honest patriot groups that were just meeting. They di…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 1:07:20
FBI covered_up
Army Criminal Investigation Command host_asserted
“So literally no one was ever prosecuted under PatCon because there were no crimes. And they basically created the pretext for it using an investigation. And not only that, the FBI thwarted the Army's criminal investigation of their own peop…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 1:11:18
FBI covered_up
Timothy McVeigh host_asserted
“McVeigh interacted with members and associates of targeted groups that had been infiltrated by the FBI. But there is not a single shred of evidence collected by Pat Conn that ever talked about Timothy McVeigh in the lead up while it was sti…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 1:12:19
FBI paid
Elizabeth Bentley documented
“The former spy admitted she had never met White, and over time, as her alcoholism grew worse, she became an increasingly erratic expert. As the committee billed her a Communist Party machination, as her life spun out of control, Bentley bla…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 8 @ 1:03:29
FBI trained
Dan Mitrione host_asserted
“But he was sent to the FBI for training. After he returns from the FBI, he throws all of the training out the window that had gone on for decades in Richmond. And it was Dan that arranged with Indiana University to begin training all of his…”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 1 @ 1:25:29
FBI covered_up
The Finders documented
“and was not available any longer for review. I was advised that the FBI had withdrawn from the investigation several weeks prior, and that the FBI Foreign Counterintelligence Division had directed Metro Police Department not to advise the F…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 1:08:45
FBI removed_from_power
Lee Harvey Oswald documented
“He was a quote-unquote defector and a self-proclaimed revolutionary. But as JFK prepared to visit Dallas, something curious occurred with all this surveillance. On October 9th, Oswald was suddenly removed from the FBI's flash list, the Bure…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 24 @ 26:23
FBI covered_up
TWA Flight 800 crash book_quoted
“and not something coming up. So the FBI agents interrogating these people are saying something was coming down, even though you saw something going up. Okay. To many of these witnesses, it appeared the FBI had orders to make the incident a …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 28:46
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing book_quoted
“This falls in line with what the FBI and Justice Department did after the Oklahoma bombing a year earlier when they dropped the search of John Doe number two within a few weeks of the event. They then intimidated every witness who reported …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 29:22
FBI spied_on
Michigan Militia book_quoted
“In fact, two members of the Michigan militia stated that they think they saw McVeigh at one of their open to the public meetings. They think they saw. And we know that they have FBI infiltrators, if not CIA infiltrators, in all of these mil…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 7:27
FBI covered_up
Robert Kennedy assassination book_quoted
“who investigated the Kennedy assassination, they're left out of the grand scheme of things and only privy to certain parts of the information. It is also interesting to note that the main question is not being answered concerning the motiva…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 10:52
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing book_quoted
“with the Oklahoma bombing, are finding themselves subject to the same circumstances. It appears once again to be a system of directed investigation, ignoring, debunking anything that doesn't fit their predetermined outcome. The television c…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 11:20
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing book_quoted
“a block west of the event, recorded McVeigh parking a Ryder truck then walking away from it to get into a vehicle to speed away. The federal authorities seized all of those tapes. Why have we not seen them? If it is being kept secret until …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 13:48
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing book_quoted
“Why was the APB on the brown pickup truck not followed up on? Then why was it later canceled? And then why did the FBI deny it even existed? Exactly what number was found on the truck axle that would identify the vehicle? Because remember, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 14:47
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing book_quoted
“Then found out that that certain make and model didn't have an actual identification number on the axle. So they changed the make and model of the truck so that they could say they had it. Why have we not seen any photographs of the number …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 15:10
FBI covered_up
Oklahoma City bombing host_asserted
“The assistant U.S. attorney, Janet Napolitano, stated that we are going to pursue every bit of evidence and every lead very thoroughly until we find the person or persons who committed the crime. I remember Janet Reno saying the same thing …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 48:16
FBI carried_out_attack
Waco siege host_asserted
“The women slept upstairs. They lit their kerosene lamps because the electricity had been turned off by the FBI. After observing lights in all of the upstairs window, the FBI ordered the tear gas bombardment. Afterwards, only two upstairs wi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 18 OKL bombing pt II @ 1:00:11
FBI spied_on
Edwin Wilson book_quoted
“organizations all over the world, to include the church. Throughout the 1980s presidential campaign, the FBI continued to investigate Wilson. Shackley was a cooperating source of information. I bet he was, because he's the one setting him u…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 21 @ 20:34
Jim Westmoreland paid
FBI book_quoted
“in the FBI's bribe lab, meaning bribery and labor sting operation, which involved two Houston men being indicted and convicted for giving him a bribe and a sting that netted New Orleans mafia boss Carlos Marcello. Westmoreland later said he…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 11 @ 3:58
Clyde Tolson member_of
FBI documented
“acknowledged that there was simply not enough proof to label him a Soviet spy and warned the FBI officials that they were making a grave mistake in using that phraseology. In his appearance before the committee, White conducted himself with…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 8 @ 1:05:21
Aaron Cohn member_of
FBI book_quoted
“That's a weird sign to have on your office door, unless you're mafia. Attorney Aaron Cohn, a former FBI agent and the leading expert on the New Orleans mafia, called Smith the messenger boy lawyer for Marcella. One day, Louisiana State Poli…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia, CIA&George Bush Part 3 @ 29:44
Kyle Serapin member_of
FBI host_asserted
“He has some other motivation than the truth. My concern is this man had a badge and a gun. He was responsible for, quote unquote, as an FBI agent, vetting people and being able to discern who was telling the truth and who wasn't. He has zer…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 36:44
Kyle Serapin covered_up
FBI host_asserted
“Colonel came in, having carefully researched everything with the facts, with stuff that she could defend. And she forced everyone to actually go research it for themselves. And then everybody came back with screenshots and basically said Ky…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 39:43
Kyle Serapin covered_up
FBI host_asserted
“this person is intentionally out there to insert himself in positions to stop the truth from coming out. Well, he's definitely accomplished that, whether he inserted himself or not. He definitely accomplished that end. Carrie, go ahead. Yea…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 44:50
Dan Mitrione member_of
FBI book_quoted
“Montevideo Police Department identification that identified Mitterrand as a member of the FBI National Academy. And Dan Mitterrand explains that that was given to him, although I don't know how that, unless Dan is told the police department…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terror by AJ Langguth Part 11 @ 5:56
Dan Mitrione trained
FBI book_quoted
“to him being the chief of police by going off and attending an FBI training in Washington, D.C. When he got back home, he suddenly had a new interest in arranging training with the very same people that had selected him at the university, a…”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 1 @ 1:08:34
Tom Thurman member_of
FBI book_quoted
“one of which contained a brown piece which looked very much like a piece of plastic. The third piece, I couldn't tell what it was. Could the brown piece have been the microchip? The U.S. government's position, also backed up by the findings…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 18:49
Oliver Revell member_of
FBI book_quoted
“So what? Yes, yes. Oliver Revell, FBI, and Vincent Panastrano, CIA, were the exact two same spokespeople for TWA 800 that were the spokespeople for Lockerbie. What's the chances of that?…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 19:16
James Hallstrom member_of
FBI book_quoted
“universe of potential causes. The special agent in charge of the New York office of the FBI was James Hallstrom. He was not quite as dismissing. He appeared to be when he told the media that, quote, widespread attention being given to the c…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 22:26
Ted Shackley spied_on
FBI book_quoted
“organizations all over the world, to include the church. Throughout the 1980s presidential campaign, the FBI continued to investigate Wilson. Shackley was a cooperating source of information. I bet he was, because he's the one setting him u…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 21 @ 20:34
FBI spied_on
Minutemen book_quoted
“The other woman lived with the first. They were eventually moved to another property owned by Depew, and there were some shuffling around until they were finally evicted and then arrested by the police for vagrancy. The women were interview…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Domestic Operation Gladio featuring_ Minutemen @ 31:18
FBI trained
Dan Mitrione guest_asserted
“He was the Richmond police chief in Richmond, Indiana. He was trained by the FBI.…”
▶ 'Operation Gladio is Alive and Well' NATO_s secret terrorist army EXPOSED @ 39:01
FBI covered_up
Dennis Ainsworth host_asserted
“He had no information to substantiate this alleged threat, they told him. Ainsworth never heard from them again. This, my friends, is what implicates all of these people. So the DEA on Friday was brushing off their own DEA agent who was on …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 10 @ 4:03
Kyle Serapin covered_up
FBI host_asserted
“And for whatever reason, when their credibility gets attacked, they start shouting people down. And it's not a system that promotes truth, is the really sad thing here. I think it was a knee-jerk reaction from Kyle Serafin about some satani…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 39:13
FBI attempted_assassination_of
James Earl Ray host_asserted
“Louis Stokes was chairman of the Select Committee on Assassinations. He calls Ray Blanton, who was the governor of the state at the time. Reverend Frotroy was a part of that conversation and said he was the one who encouraged Stokes to call…”
▶ MLK’s Conspiracy Trial thru Gladio Glasses @ 1:03:12
Lee Harvey Oswald member_of
FBI documented
“He was also an FBI informant and potentially also naval intelligence.…”
▶ ColonelTowner-Watkins - Guest_ Solving JFK Podcast @ 1:45:50
FBI attempted_coup_against
Donald Trump host_asserted
“The CIA, the FBI, the Department of Defense, all of them staged a coup on January 6th. Their purpose was to ensure that they could impeach Donald Trump prior to the end of his term and prevent him from ever running again.…”
▶ Anyone applauding Tim Pool’s “smack down” of a lib video today needs to read or reread ._@GenFlynn_ and ._@boonecutler_ 5GW book. Here’s why @ 1:33
FBI carried_out_attack
Chicago host_asserted
“gray something um shoot i'll think of it in a second um but what what it was was an operation that took about seven years that had people that were good people assume identities in a infiltration operation by the feds in order and the state…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book Club Prelude to Terror Chap 25 @ 1:39:04
FBI framed
Bruce Edwards Ivins host_asserted
“The Bureau eventually linked Bruce Edwards Irvin, a senior biodefense researcher based out of Fort Detrick, Maryland, to the attack. Conveniently, Irvin had committed suicide in 2008. Sure he did.…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 39:06
Ron Lister attempted_assassination_of
FBI host_asserted
“They had a grand jury subpoena to deliver and a statement to make. They hammered on who I might know in East Bloc countries. He confirmed to police in 1996 that he had been the subject of a grand jury investigation on his relationship with …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 13:20
Mentions (120)
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of what the guy looked like, which was exactly like Mack Wallace. So in the spring of 1962, again, this is well into the administration, Billy Estes was arrested by the FBI on fraud and conspiracy charges. Soon afterwards, it was disclosed …
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This is the part that I want you guys to just kind of stick in the back of your brain and know that the FBI has always been corrupt. FBI agent Tommy McWilliams was involved in the investigation of Mr. Marshall because, again, he's working f…
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came to the conclusion that Marshall had indeed committed suicide by shooting himself five times. He wrote in his report, quote, my theory was that he shot himself and then realized he wasn't dead, unquote. He then claimed that he had tried…
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In May of 1962. I just can't understand how one can fire five shots at himself. I don't know how they can write that with a straight face. They didn't. They did it because they were paid to do it or blackmailed into doing it. All right. So …
▶ 37:28
Um, blah, blah, blah. So Robinson County grand jury continued to investigate the death of Marshall. Um, and basically, um, it says they were just people involved in this were disturbed by the news that the grand jury member price Metcalf wa…
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because they needed to have their accountant, you know, out of the way so he couldn't testify against him. So when Estes appears before his grand jury, he's accompanied by John Coffer, the lawyer that represented LBJ, when he was accused in…
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Tommy McWilliams of the FBI appeared before the grand jury and basically did his, you know, blah, blah, blah. I think he suicided himself by shooting himself five times. So that's actually part of the grand jury evidence as well. And of cou…
▶ 1:25:08
January 13th, 2017, exactly one week before Trump's inauguration. So exactly the same date, but a different year that the FBI dismissed my case a week before Trump's inauguration. He died a week before Trump's first inauguration. My case wa…
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The CIA, the FBI, the Department of Defense, all of them staged a coup on January 6th. Their purpose was to ensure that they could impeach Donald Trump prior to the end of his term and prevent him from ever running again. The United States …
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Still not quite sure what Trump's going to do with the FBI, but the stories we're hearing, there's an awful lot of paper shredding going on in D.C. right now. And one thing I will tell you is, you know, when it comes to banking, there is al…
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And it was covered up by the DEA. It was covered up by the CIA. It was covered up by the FBI. It was covered up by the White House during all of the administrations in the 1970s, which would include Nixon. It would include Ford. It would in…
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So this is from 1988 to 92. They are still pursuing drug lords. They're still pursuing weapons traffickers, all while our government is in bed with the money laundering and the CIA is orchestrating those operations. So you have customs peop…
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who were able to just do the dirty work on the street to figure out, unravel this entire mystery of what actually happened with Watergate. Well, now that we know what we know now, that's not exactly even remotely the case. Correct. We're ge…
▶ 1:02:22
for some of these positions because there's a couple of good picks and there's a couple of just awful ones. And, you know, Mike Rogers is probably the worst pick, period, to lead the FBI. But he hasn't been picked. That's a rumor. No, that …
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ever to emerge to link the attack to anything to do with Islamic extremism, Islamic terrorism, Islamic anything. There was no evidence. After years of investigation, the FBI concluded that the mailer had almost surely been an American scien…
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The Bureau eventually linked Bruce Edwards Irvin, a senior biodefense researcher based out of Fort Detrick, Maryland, to the attack. Conveniently, Irvin had committed suicide in 2008. Sure he did. That was conveniently right before the FBI …
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It was not the FBI, however, who initially became interested in the possibility that Hatfield had been involved. Early suspicion was largely promoted by Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, an anti-bioweapons crusader who believed that the attacks were…
▶ 40:28
one of the targets of the attack to pressure the FBI into considering Hatfield as a suspect. To be sure, there were numerous red flags surrounding Hatfield. One involved a report commissioned by Hatfield along with his collaborator, Joseph …
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for um pretending to be senior military officers they are notorious for being fbi agents they're notorious for being dea agents and they're notorious for being irs agents so the fact that they would and didn't we just have some people arres…
▶ 1:34:51
in a government evidence locker, because this is not the only time. Remember, we just had the recent thing with CrowdStrike, who gets the server from the DNC as opposed to the FBI. They are constantly doing this when they want you not to ha…
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They've been able to go, oh, this refers to – this is really this guy and he's here and he's with these people. They've been able to prove that – again, at a minimum, Oswald was working with the CIA. He was also an FBI informant and potenti…
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with Arctic frost. And since the last time when we spoke, we had the little detail that Chuck Grassley gave us of the, I think it was the nine U.S. senators where the FBI, the Biden FBI was tapping the phones of U.S. senators, Marsha Blackb…
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Dan Sullivan, Tommy Tuberville, all Republicans being spied on by Democrat administration's FBI. Talk to us about that in a little detail and some other stuff you'd like to say about PATCON that we didn't get to last time you were with us. …
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Kind of where we left off, PatCon was an FBI operation. And by the way, don't think that they're different. The CIA's had people working inside of the FBI. The FBI worked hand in hand with the DEA and the CIA to cover up Iran-Contra. So the…
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This is one of the people involved in PatCon. The guys hated them more and more for it. They thought Big Brother was moving in on them. Unquote. Talking about people inside of the actual honest patriot groups that were just meeting. They di…
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which was sparked by a conflict over infiltration because they were trying to recruit him to be an informant, and he refused. Also, Waco had been infiltrated by the DEA. Another one, intelligence versus prosecution. Much less has been writt…
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FBI rules stipulate that investigations have to be predicated on crimes, a requirement heightened in investigations of domestic extremism where First Amendment comes into play. There was never an alleged crime, ever. In dealing with headqua…
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And let me just say, the original crime that they said wasn't even their jurisdiction. It was a bunch of Army guys at Fort Hood that had stolen night vision goggles. They were under investigation by the Army Criminal Investigations Unit. Th…
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So literally no one was ever prosecuted under PatCon because there were no crimes. And they basically created the pretext for it using an investigation. And not only that, the FBI thwarted the Army's criminal investigation of their own peop…
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McVeigh interacted with members and associates of targeted groups that had been infiltrated by the FBI. But there is not a single shred of evidence collected by Pat Conn that ever talked about Timothy McVeigh in the lead up while it was sti…
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You know, if you start looking at the civil liberties involved in all of this and then you fast forward to the Biden administration where they were using the FBI to surveil parents going to school board meetings. None of that's new. It's li…
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And stand their ground for our property. They were setting you up. Huh? They were setting you up. Absolutely. I don't know how many of them were FBI or whatever, but let me tell you something. It's not like the Bundy Ranch where people are …
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He was in the woods and no sooner did he get in the woods, but there was a FBI SWAT team waiting for him. How'd that happen? Who asked for them? It is a state prison escape, a state prisoner. The state is handling it. Nope, here comes the S…
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Louis Stokes was chairman of the Select Committee on Assassinations. He calls Ray Blanton, who was the governor of the state at the time. Reverend Frotroy was a part of that conversation and said he was the one who encouraged Stokes to call…
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Blanton goes over there in a helicopter and had to chase the FBI away. They didn't want to go at first. He told them he would put them in the same cell with James Earl Ray if they did it. The telephone call to the sheriff, like get out ther…
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You heard April Ferguson, a public defender counsel, tell you how that worked. She went out, interviewed a prisoner who had called their office in April and Mark Lane were representing James back at that time. He was offered a contract. He …
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And I know they talk about the mob, but the mob and the CIA are inseparable. And that you don't do all of this stuff without the involvement or knowledge of the FBI because the FBI is going to be the ones that's covering it up. They're the …
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And they deployed over to Operation Phoenix under the guise of USAID, Office of Public Safety, and set up this apparatus of training. They set up tortured prisons. And you find a guy by the name of Dan Meterone, who I've covered extensively…
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and Shackley's associates would be the hallmark of the private intelligence operation throughout the Reagan-Bush administration. Instead of working through CIA stations abroad and spying and covert operations that would be done in a normal …
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organizations all over the world, to include the church. Throughout the 1980s presidential campaign, the FBI continued to investigate Wilson. Shackley was a cooperating source of information. I bet he was, because he's the one setting him u…
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to the CIA since the early 70s, which of course we've proven throughout this entire thing, that's a false statement. The FBI agents asked Shackley vague questions and then timidly asked him to take a lie detector. Shackley refused to do tha…
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This was the same Ted Shackley who in Vietnam had had no hesitation in issuing an order to kill a suspected enemy agent who had failed a eye detector test. Peter Kapusta, who was a counterintelligence officer in the Soviet division of the C…
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Shackley was able to structure his own retirement in 1980 so that it appeared that he had gone to work for Klein's in Ed Wilson's old company. This gave Shackley deniability when the FBI asked him about activities outside of what he had con…
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He also told the Bureau that he did not want to get involved in any activity that involved materials that went bang or boom. Sure. It was not until 1983 that Shackley was even mildly questioned about working at Eatsco. More than a year afte…
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though he was present at every meeting about Itzko. When the FBI confronted him with the allegation that he was one of the original partners, Shackley responded very carefully. According to his FBI 302, this is a quote. At this point in the…
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and Dick Secord had allegedly formed a business group of which each would have 20% interest, with Wilson providing funding, Von Marbog and Secord being silent partners, and Klein and Shackley being out front individuals regarding the busine…
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He was aware that Tom Clines got a loan for a company called Arcadia Limited and that Ed Wilson assisted Clines in getting the loan. He did not know who the principals were, according to him. And he said that at the time, he was not concern…
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and consultant at SSI, the API Distributors Incorporated, and in International Research and Trade. Those are the names of all those companies. It goes on to say, Shackley denied having a 20% interest in any business association with Wilson,…
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when IRT was formed, he was interested in it, but he had decided not to participate in its formation, according to the 302. Then Shackley told the FBI agent something a little closer to the truth. Quote, Shackley said he was an office manag…
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He said that if all of these companies did well, he expected to be compensated accordingly. However, there was no formula that does, quote unquote, 20 percent, unquote. Shackley confirmed to the Bureau that he was aware that the seed money …
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Scores of witnesses such as Clines, Capucci, Secord, von Marburg all told the FBI that Shackley was the boss, not even just an equal partner. He was in charge. As for Wilson, the man who underplayed all of these people, his long run of good…
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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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gray something um shoot i'll think of it in a second um but what what it was was an operation that took about seven years that had people that were good people assume identities in a infiltration operation by the feds in order and the state…
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And if this is true, it's a good sign. And I'll explain why. The case and most of the paperwork that had been held in the New York FBI office had allegedly been tampered with. And the reason why it was initially withheld was obviously to em…
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FBI was still the original FBI, it was transferred over to DOJ. What they were hoping is, number one, that information to be put out under the quote-unquote transparency right away, which it was not.…
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demanding that this new tranche of information be released without anybody going through it, looking what's all in it. And the allegation was made by some fairly high up people that that information that came from the New York office where …
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the organization supporting all of the Nicaraguans were involved in drug trafficking. There she is. Bring her up here. All right. So Ainsworth disillusionment caused him to quit working with the Contras and seek out the FBI. In early 1987, …
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Ainsworth warned them that the FDN, quote, has become more involved in selling arms and cocaine for personal gain than in a military effort to overthrow the current Nicaraguan Sandinista government, unquote. He told the agents about Menende…
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about the inner workings of the FDN and the relationships between Contra leaders and the U.S. government officials and that they were cooperating during congressional Iran-Contra investigations. In other words, tampering with witnesses. Ain…
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He had no information to substantiate this alleged threat, they told him. Ainsworth never heard from them again. This, my friends, is what implicates all of these people. So the DEA on Friday was brushing off their own DEA agent who was on …
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This is a quote. I mean, here I am a citizen. I complained to the FBI and they tell me they have no interest in the case. Then I call Walsh's people and they sent a couple of FBI guys out to talk to me and they had no interest in it. I coul…
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a fully automatic machine gun complete with silencer, and state-of-the-art handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Eventually, Ronald Lister's skills in procuring such high-tech munitions brought him to the attention of the FBI. On April 3, 1985, t…
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They had a grand jury subpoena to deliver and a statement to make. They hammered on who I might know in East Bloc countries. He confirmed to police in 1996 that he had been the subject of a grand jury investigation on his relationship with …
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Lister went on to say that he had sold an FBI scrambler system to somebody overseas and the FBI had investigated only to find out that the equipment was declassified and available on the open market. You can see that they're trying to tie t…
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remembered things a little differently. He told the police that he had received information that Lister was attempting to sell classified information to the Soviets. They had conducted an investigation and sting operation. He said Lister wa…
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that the FBI had Lister under investigation, but recalled the gear involved high-tech camera equipment. They came down to see me. They were absolutely convinced that he was selling things to the Russians and tried to get a background. After…
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Purcell said that the FBI discovered that Lister was bullshitting, charging them four or five times what he paid for. The kind of thing that really is laughable about the entire thing. Former agent Smith claimed that Lister was never prosec…
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Lister's lack of present capability to commit the crime made prosecution impractical. But Smith acknowledged that the assistant attorney general who handled the case, however, that his activities were serious enough for a grand jury. And so…
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When they called the FBI to ask for a copy of their old files on the Lister investigation, Special Agent Tim Bezek stated that the FBI reports and the transcripts of Lister's grand jury were protected by national security. See how that work…
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and the Laguna Police Department, his two old employers. The personnel jacket for Ron Lister had been sealed, they reported. In Laguna Beach, they learned that the actual personnel file related to Ronald Lister didn't exist. All the informa…
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The FBI never turned over the documents and the L.A. detectives were unable to determine why the files, decades old investigations in dope dealing army merchant was overnight now a national security issue. A clue can be found in some docume…
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But he did have night vision equipment to offer. After jotting down a description of the April 1985 visit from CIA agents Smith and Cook, Lister wrote down a list of seven names. Lister said that he gave the above names to the FBI agents. T…
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Lister said that Bill Nelson was an ASIS member, which he said stood for American Society of International Security. Lister said that Nelson was the security director for Fleur Corporation. It's F-L-E-U-R. William Earl Nelson was far more t…
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I.J. O'Neill, who investigated Lister and Blanton for several years, said the sheriff's probe was compromised by an FBI agent who did a clumsy investigation and contacted someone who knew Blanton, and they told Blanton about it. In an inter…
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were tents, munitions, and automatic weapons. He also saw U.S. Army training manuals and videotapes concerning deployments, supply, bombs, and ordinance. There were telephone records showing Nicaraguan communication, letters bearing Nicarag…
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I mean, just boom, off the wall. So Brunin called Gordon's supervisor. Hoffman took notes of the odd conversation, which he later passed along to the FBI. Hoffman had suspected all along that there was something creepy about the Blanton's c…
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According to Deputy Bartlett, two federal agents came into the office very angry. With the agents were a zone lieutenant and a narcotics bureau lieutenant, both of whom also appeared very mad. The agents put some of the evidence into boxes …
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archives confirmed that agents from the DEA, FBI, and IRS arrived at the office and for two days poured through the seized files, making copies of everything. Later that night, a cable from the CIA's LA office marked immediate director was …
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By the federal agents in the days following the raid, nearly all of those have been disappeared as well. According to the Justice Department IG, neither the DEA nor the FBI or the U.S. Attorney Office was able to locate a single one of over…
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find anything under outcome of the case, which isn't true. They found drugs and weapons. Blanton wrote that there had been no complaint filed and that they exonerated him on December 10th, 1986. On December 11th, one day after Blanton says …
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Long teletyped the CIA deputy director for operations and director of the DIA. The teletype said the FBI was doing an investigation focused on cocaine distribution operations principally comprised of Nicaraguan nationals. Significant quanti…
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Information provided to FBI Los Angeles indicates the subject, Ronald J. Lister, had made statements concerning his CIA contact, identified Mr. Lister also was Mr. Weekly. Investigations has also identified documents indicating that Lister …
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Sobel had bragged to interdepartmental people. The majors zeroed in on an FBI courier so fast that they barely had the surveillance team in place when they arrived. The detectives quickly learned that the courier had reserved the rooms on e…
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Worried that the deputies might bust into the other rooms and expose the sting, the FBI agents cautiously approached Sobel's crew and told them they'd done their jobs too well. They had stumbled onto a federal undercover operation and were …
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Sobel and other deputies then entered the room and questioned the undercover FBI agent about the money. After the agent claimed no knowledge of where the cash came from, one of the deputies persuaded him to sign a form disclaiming ownership…
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In a series of lightning raids that night, the authorities found some of the marked cash in the homes and cars of the deputies. Sheriff Block immediately suspended nine members of the squad. Within 48 hours, distraught and appearing heavily…
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With their ill-gotten gains, the Majors had gone on spending sprees, buying vacation homes in Colorado, big screen TVs, jewelry, fancy cars, boats, helicopters, Hawaiian vacations. The FBI discovered that LAPD Detective Pollack had liposuct…
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While the FBI had an incriminating videotape, marked cash, and tape recordings Sobel had secretly made of the deputies plotting their defense at a bar, all detectives had were this lame story of hitting jackpots in Las Vegas, which of cours…
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and the federal prosecutors let off their case by playing the devastating videotape for the jurors, who had become noticeably upset at the sight of police officers helping themselves to drug money and joking about it. Braun decided it was t…
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about the seized drug money laundered by the federal government and then diverted to the Contras by the CIA. The federal prosecutors leapt to their feet to object. Braun let the question hang in the air before moving on. After court, Braun …
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and would be nothing more than a smokescreen to divert the jury's attention. Since the raid had occurred in 1986, Hagman argued it was well outside the time frame for allegations in the indictment. There was no connection. Well, except for …
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naming roughly 80 people who worked with the Blanton drug ring. He also provided information to San Francisco FBI Don Hale about Norwin Menendez. Lister said that Hale was convinced that Lister and the Nicaraguans were connected with the CI…
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appeared to be a copy of an outgoing wire transfer on it, the agent noticed the following, Swiss Bank of New York, World Trade Center. The rest of the numbers was not obtained. Lister was asked by one of the undercover agents if he knew wha…
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But that network in San Francisco was much more well developed because Menendez personally oversaw that one. He just had Blanton doing it in Los Angeles. So that's where you remember the Torres brothers, the big tree trunk, one of which was…
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FBI records show that Zavala made a money hauling trip to Costa Rica in 1982 and said the amount he was carrying was a quarter of a million of dollars. The FBI was informed early on that the Contras were deeply involved in the drug ring. In…
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He was going by a different name, so for a little while there was some confusion. The FBI teletype shows that by November 1982, the Bureau, thanks to a wiretap and inside informants, knew exactly what was going on inside the Zavala drug rin…
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FBI director in Washington. Well, they sent to the FBI director. So this is a quote. Savala sources of supply of the cocaine are Trulio Sanchez, Fernando Sanchez and Horacio Parina. All those are operating out of Costa Rica. As for Capraza,…
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had been established as Trujillo Sanchez, Fernando Sanchez, and Perillo of Costa Rica. So they know exactly where the cocaine's going, coming from. They know where it's going. And all of this is written down in the FBI. Though the FBI didn'…
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It is obvious that not only in statements from informants within the FBI and statements to the CIA when they sent, quote unquote, an investigator to talk to these people, they knew all of this was happening and they didn't do anything to st…
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Peckham granted the defense motion to fly to Costa Rica for the purpose of taking depositions of the two people that signed the letter. Six days later, the Costa Rican CIA station fired off a cable to Langley to warn that a federal prosecut…
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The FBI agent who investigated the case, David Alba, had little doubt the CIA was behind the decision to give back the drug money. Quote, Zavala or someone he was working with was involved with the CIA, unquote. That was told to the Justice…
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The other woman lived with the first. They were eventually moved to another property owned by Depew, and there were some shuffling around until they were finally evicted and then arrested by the police for vagrancy. The women were interview…
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and the other a volunteer with a professional interest in legal issues. For his wild rhetoric, Depew rarely had been known to lose his cool, and he hadn't lost it now. He outlined for me the technical defense that he and his attorneys were …
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It was hoped that I could testify to the brief telephone conversation discussion on the assassination in 1967, as well as enumerate the strange deaths. In addition, DePue was a bit paranoid on the subject of FBI harassment and surveillance …
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Could I attest on the basis of my own experience that such tactics were in fact regularly employed by the Bureau? During the discussions, one of the attorneys was summoned outside to answer a phone call. I ran into an FBI agent in the corri…
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It says that him and his lieutenant, Walter Payson, have eluded the FBI for eight months at the time this was written. They are fugitives from Seattle, Washington, on federal conspiracy charges. Depew's Bulletin does not name the alleged ri…
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And other literature is being printed. Who are the couriers that will pick up and carry them to regional headquarters? Who are the area coordinators who will remail the bulletins? DePue says in the bulletin that for many months now, the FBI…
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And they get around eventually to asking him whether or not he's affiliated with the CIA. And he says that he was not. And then they ask him about the FBI. And because Dan Meterone, when he was captured, had three identification cards on hi…
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Montevideo Police Department identification that identified Mitterrand as a member of the FBI National Academy. And Dan Mitterrand explains that that was given to him, although I don't know how that, unless Dan is told the police department…
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Why would some foreign country put FBI if you hadn't disclosed that to him? Because it's not like USAID's credentialing process was through the FBI. It was literally through the CIA's USAID. So anyway, they ask him about his experience with…
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In Brazil, he tried to impart those qualities to the policemen. The Brazilian police, however, didn't care about any of that. They just wanted their new toys. There was over $100,000 worth of expensive cameras, projectors, screens, fingerpr…
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Because they're getting rewarded. They're getting paid to do this crazy stuff. And I didn't know the FBI was overseas. I thought that they were just supposed to be working in our own country. The FBI had a station in London that was working…
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But they do. So it wasn't just, okay, well, yeah, I get, well, now, yeah, never mind. I thought that those were the ones that were here domestically doing their shit and then flew over there and conspired with the CIA. No. There are FBI age…
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Just that way it makes more sense to people. Well, the propaganda says the CIA is only supposed to be overseas. Right. And not operating in the United States. Which they do every day. Which until Operation Gladio, just like Bridget's saying…
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People don't understand that just like we just saw with the Office of Public Safety in Uruguay, there's a CIA agent, not an asset, an agent, not somebody just being paid by the CIA, posing as an Office of Public Safety person, which reports…
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loaded things onto the railroad yards. They also cultivated private patrons like the manager of the local Sears, which I thought was very interesting since we've already tied the guy that owns Sears to the private intelligence network that …
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to him being the chief of police by going off and attending an FBI training in Washington, D.C. When he got back home, he suddenly had a new interest in arranging training with the very same people that had selected him at the university, a…
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But he was sent to the FBI for training. After he returns from the FBI, he throws all of the training out the window that had gone on for decades in Richmond. And it was Dan that arranged with Indiana University to begin training all of his…
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police administration school there. So Dan didn't go to the six weeks. He went to an FBI school, which we know are basically hand in hand with the CIA, although they have their rivalries and all that other crap. We know that there are CIA e…
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And the fact that not only did this school at Indiana University select him to be the police chief, completely throwing everything out of the window of norms within a police department. He gets trained by the FBI, comes back and throws.…