British Petroleum organization
also: Anglo-Iranian oil, Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, BP, BP people, British Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, British Oil, British Petroleum, British Petroleum Company, British Petroleum Oil Company, predecessor to BP
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Claims (19)
Rothschild banking dynasty did_business_with
British Petroleum documented
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“In April 1987 N. M. Rothschild had won the contract to handle the sale of the government’s remaining 31.5 per cent stake in BP...…”
source: book — The House of Rothschild, Volume 2: The World's Banker, 1849-1999 · ch. EPILOGUE The first important strength of the family is unity.
John Browne worked_for
British Petroleum documented
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“then chairman of BP John Browne made $18.5 million…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.101
John Browne headed
British Petroleum documented
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“Few instances illustrate this as well as the case of John Browne’s mostly glittering although slightly truncated career as chief executive of British Petroleum.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.166
British Petroleum acquired
Amoco documented
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“Browne’s multibillion-dollar acquisitions of Amoco, Arco, and Castrol ushered in an epoch of mergers that led to the emergence of “supermajors” in the energy sector.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.166
British Petroleum acquired
Arco documented
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“Browne’s multibillion-dollar acquisitions of Amoco, Arco, and Castrol ushered in an epoch of mergers that led to the emergence of “supermajors” in the energy sector.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.166
British Petroleum acquired
Castrol documented
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“Browne’s multibillion-dollar acquisitions of Amoco, Arco, and Castrol ushered in an epoch of mergers that led to the emergence of “supermajors” in the energy sector.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.166
Greenberg Quinlan Rosner did_business_with
British Petroleum documented
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“Greenberg, for example, also derives a substantial portion of his firm’s revenues from private sector organizations including... BP...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.193
Mark Penn did_business_with
British Petroleum documented
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“Mark Penn oversees a PR business that lists among its clients... BP...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.193
British Petroleum funded
California, Illinois University Researchers documented
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“BP has directed hundreds of millions... David Mercer, “California, Illinois University Researchers to Team in BP-Funded Clean Energy Search,” International Herald Tribune, February 1, 2007.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.360
Peter Sutherland headed
British Petroleum documented
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“...current BP chairman... Peter Sutherland...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.76
Lord Browne of Madingley headed
British Petroleum documented
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“...recently retired BP CEO Lord Browne of Madingley...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.76
British Petroleum funded
Institute for the Study of Conflict documented
“Neither the British nor American governments were prepared to subsidize the ISC in the way that they had other organizations, although it did receive some funding from none other than the International Syndicate, Dutch Shell, British Petrol…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 9 @ 14:34
United Kingdom purchased
British Petroleum host_asserted
“Hmm. Think that's an excuse to get into the colonial business? Go further into it? So this means Britain could be dependent on foreign suppliers like Standard Oil and Royal Dutch Shell. So Churchill urges the British to purchase a 51% stake…”
▶ The Real Story behind World War 1 @ 1:17:18
British Petroleum financed_via
South Vietnam host_asserted
“Britain accounted for 30% of its foreign investment in Vietnam in 1989, following by France 21% and the Netherlands almost 20%. Dutch Royal Shell, a total of France and British Petroleum, are now searching for oil in the southern part of Vi…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 6:30
United Kingdom purchased
British Petroleum host_asserted
“So Churchill urges the British to purchase a 51% stake in Persian oil company, which would become British Petroleum for 2 million pounds. Now, of course, Persians make the deal because they're promised 16% of the profits. And of course, the…”
▶ The Shadow State 79 Pilgrims Society 5 Churchill 1 @ 1:17:49
Peter Sutherland member_of
British Petroleum documented
“That was my big feather in my cap. And I've always hated Goldman. So that was kind of really satisfying. All right. What other nefarious multinational corporations would you see on the board for? Oh, he was the non-executive director at Bri…”
▶ The Shadow State 78 Pilgrims Society 4 @ 45:18
British Petroleum member_of
United Kingdom host_asserted
“And then, of course, you have the British Petroleum, which is a partner, of course, with Aramco in Saudi Arabia. The British Empire. Yes. I mean, they have wielded the tools of empire. And this is one of them, natural resources. A monopoly …”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY @ 41:10
British Petroleum spied_on
Kurdistan host_asserted
“all of those oil wells identified. You're absolutely right. They did not. But behind the scenes, something that I have found out since doing all of this research is these geological survey teams that have been dispatched by the Standard Oil…”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 52:19
British Petroleum secretly_owned
Iran guest_asserted
“I'm familiar with them. Yeah. They print it and they kind of echo what you're saying is that like the drug cartels of Venezuela, that's a source of money stream for the deep state. They also painted the, it's like the government that runs I…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner safe for Democracy Part 9 @ 1:49:41
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▶ 52:19
all of those oil wells identified. You're absolutely right. They did not. But behind the scenes, something that I have found out since doing all of this research is these geological survey teams that have been dispatched by the Standard Oil…
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Raja Pahlavi's government with advisory missions while the Standard Oil is trying to renegotiate and get part of the concession. It doesn't work. The predecessor to BP has the concession. They've had the concession the entire time. Why is t…
▶ 18:00
Wherever the four horsemen, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Texaco, BP Amoco, and Royal Dutch Shell Gallop, the CIA is close behind. I would argue they're in front. Iran was no exception. By 1957, the company, as intelligence insiders know the CIA, cr…
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Britain accounted for 30% of its foreign investment in Vietnam in 1989, following by France 21% and the Netherlands almost 20%. Dutch Royal Shell, a total of France and British Petroleum, are now searching for oil in the southern part of Vi…
▶ 1:20:45
you know, some 20% of the revenue after the overthrow of Mossadegh from the British Petroleum. And we literally turned our backs on them. Not only did we turn our backs on them, with the Shaw back in office in charge, they actually attacked…
▶ 1:22:39
Do you remember last week or two weeks ago I was telling you about that one autobiography series that I was watching about? Well, anyway, it was regarding the second wife that the Shah had when he got married to her. He was exiled, brought …
▶ 1:24:07
Her name is Soraya. It's the second wife. I'll put it in the bottom of the thing. But her biography talks about all that stuff because that's where it all happened. But her family background is also her dad's family were exiled earlier when…
▶ 1:24:56
The big thing was, is that he wanted it to be nationalized and, you know, profits going to the people of Iran. And it seemed like, you know, we had different ideas of Iran. It was Anglo-Iranian oil, wasn't it, Colonel? Yes, but my problem w…
▶ 38:21
Yes, they definitely could. As a matter of fact, the 1990s saw a lot of those operations in Africa. A lot of them. I mean, obviously, the 80s, we were in Angola and several other countries over there. And Dutch Royal Shell Standard Oil with…
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I also tell you what I told you yesterday about the oil companies. This is a British oil company that Standard Oil is partners with, a minority partnership, but they are partners with British Oil in the Iranian oil company. So if the worker…
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oil companies that are not their own concessions. And that concession says, in the case of Iran back in the early 50s, that the British oil, which becomes BP, gets 86 cents of every dollar worth of profit off of the oil sales. The Iranian c…
▶ 1:38:26
freaking clue how much water they're taking out of your your well and so if you sign a lease that's usually like decades long like 30 year 40 year leases these were concessions is what they're called and the concession was for BP and Iran's…
▶ 1:38:49
Drill the oil, sell the oil, and write, I ran a $14 check for every dollar. So in the middle of a war, the British Petroleum Oil Company's concession doesn't change. They're still pumping the oil.…
▶ 1:49:41
I'm familiar with them. Yeah. They print it and they kind of echo what you're saying is that like the drug cartels of Venezuela, that's a source of money stream for the deep state. They also painted the, it's like the government that runs I…
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on Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to reinstall the Shah Pahlavi, all on behalf of the British Petroleum, British Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. And the cut that the U.S. got somehow ended up in Standard Oil's portfolio.…
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Because the deal that was set up with the CIA in order for them to do what the UK's attempted coup could not pull off ended up with a cut of Standard Oil getting like 34% of the concession to the British Iranian oil company. The coup that w…
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And that when he gets to Rome, Italy, it just so happens that Alan Dulles is checking into the same hotel and meets the Shah in the lobby, as if we're supposed to believe that that was a coincidence. It also talks about within a year, Ameri…
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Neither the British nor American governments were prepared to subsidize the ISC in the way that they had other organizations, although it did receive some funding from none other than the International Syndicate, Dutch Shell, British Petrol…
▶ 1:31:57
country has an intelligence function, and they all cooperate with each other. They're in bed with each other. They share each other's shit. Now, there is some rivalries among themselves. Like, for example, when we went into coup, Mosaddegh …
▶ 1:32:25
British Petroleum, which basically had the concession for like 75 years or longer in Iran. And they tried, when Mossadegh was elected and put in place and the Shah was out, the British Petroleum tried to coup Mossadegh and failed. And they …
▶ 1:34:08
And the Shah comes back in and BP gets the concession again or just continues with the concession that they had because the Shah recognized it because he's the one that set it up. And the Standard Oil got cut in on it for doing the coup. An…
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And they're not controlling oil to get themselves rich. That was never what it was about. It was to control us because oil provides us the ability and the infrastructure to be able to make our lives better. Yeah, and you look who controlled…
▶ 45:18
That was my big feather in my cap. And I've always hated Goldman. So that was kind of really satisfying. All right. What other nefarious multinational corporations would you see on the board for? Oh, he was the non-executive director at Bri…
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Moshe of Iran had to get taken out by the CIA and MI6. Why did they do that? Because British petroleum had an oil interest there, and Moshe was nationalizing the oil, and that couldn't be allowed. So he got taken out. In 1954, the CIA took …
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We saw a pattern emerging in the 1950s. In 1953, the CIA and MI6 took out most of Iran. That was all about British Petroleum Company. In 1954, the CIA took out the president of Guatemala because he was trying to redistribute land back to th…
▶ 1:08:00
No, that's not what we're doing. Our foreign policy, which has been dictated by entities like the CFR, Council of Foreign Relations, which was founded by the Rockefellers, one of the world's three biggest oil monopolies, the other two being…