William P. Bundy person
also: William Pappy Greaves, Colonel William Pappy Greaves, Greaves, grief, Cherong, William Bundy, William Polly, William Putnam Bundy, Bill Bundy, Bundy
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Claims (18)
William P. Bundy member_of
Skull and Bones documented
“He was at Groton School where he was prepped. He was in Yale and Harvard both. And to kick it all off, he was a member of Skull and Bones. Yes, we covered him. So he didn't get any more bona fide than that. Yeah, the whole Bundy family is s…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 31 (32) @ 1:14:09
William P. Bundy member_of
Skull and Bones documented
“His usual imprecise way that he possessed tons of evidence that revealed widespread communist infiltration of the CIA. McCarthy's prime suspect was Ivy League educated CIA analyst William Bundy, whose profile made him the perfect embodiment…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10 @ 35:18
William P. Bundy funded
Alger Hiss documented
“his Alger Hiss. And in fact, one of the main pieces of incriminating evidence he waved against him was that Bundy had contributed $400 to Alger Hiss' defense fund. But the Bundys were solid members of Allen Dulles' inner circle, and Dulles …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10 @ 36:16
Allen Dulles protected
William P. Bundy documented
“to the CIA's power struggle with McCarthy, one that had largely been hidden from the public, but would eventually erupt in the Senate hearings. But the public witnessed, was fascinating enough, a clash of titans on the verge of a constituti…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10 @ 41:22
Allen Dulles warned
William P. Bundy host_asserted
“The Miami entrepreneur slash millionaire who had long collaborated on secret CIA missions was also warned about his involvement in the exile raids. But he remained defiant, hatching a plot so ambitious that he claimed it would bring down Ke…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 24:27
William P. Bundy member_of
CIA book_quoted
“over in Foggy Bottom was among those who did not find the Warren Commission surprisingly convincing. I think he accepted the Warren report, but did he believe it? That's another matter, Bundy's daughter Carol said after his death. I think h…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 38:27
William P. Bundy member_of
CIA documented
“His usual imprecise way that he possessed tons of evidence that revealed widespread communist infiltration of the CIA. McCarthy's prime suspect was Ivy League educated CIA analyst William Bundy, whose profile made him the perfect embodiment…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devils Chessboard Part 10 @ 35:18
William P. Bundy member_of
Operation Mongoose host_asserted
“We've never heard of the guy until we stumbled across him. I've never heard anybody talk about him and his name's literally on everything. It's just crazy how often we come across him because obviously he lived down in Miami and he was part…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner – Presidents’ Secret Wars Chapter 11 cont’d @ 1:01:30
William P. Bundy member_of
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace documented
“Some of the people that have worked for Carnegie Endowment are people we've talked about in Skull and Bones. We had John Foster Dulles, who was the president of the Carnegie Endowment. Harvey Hollister Bundy and William Bundy of the Bundy B…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with War Hamster Brady 250418 @ 3:27
William P. Bundy headed
National Police Board host_asserted
“You know, so we're going to reorganize again because a continued nothing's working. So in comes a guy by the name of Colonel William Pappy Greaves, G-R-I-E-V-E-S. He becomes the senior advisor to the National Police Force and he stays in th…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Part 7 @ 56:56
Byron Engle recruited
William P. Bundy host_asserted
“from the Agency of International Development, AID, which is the precursor to USAID. So they're going to take this guy who was on the payroll of the Army, working basically for the CIA, and they're going to make him work for the CIA under th…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Part 7 @ 59:51
William P. Bundy funded
Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted
“He was an on-call guy to go in to different areas. The fact that he was an ambassador in Panama, but his big claim to fame originally was in Asia, setting up Chiang Kai-shek's network. That's when you know that they're one of them. Because …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 21 @ 1:28:50
Allen Dulles rescued
William P. Bundy book_quoted
“rescued Mac Bundy's brother, CIA officer Bill Bundy, from Joseph McCarthy's grasp. Mac Bundy regarded Dulles as an uncle. Maintaining a warm correspondence with him, that lasted until the end of the elder man's life. When Bundy became dean …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 17 @ 17:18
William P. Bundy member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“woven through the entire organization. So I said at the beginning, we don't have a whole lot of carnities in Skull and Bones, but boy, there are connections. That's what we're doing right now. Got another connection. William P. Bundy, same …”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 56:00
William P. Bundy married
Dean Acheson host_asserted
“woven through the entire organization. So I said at the beginning, we don't have a whole lot of carnities in Skull and Bones, but boy, there are connections. That's what we're doing right now. Got another connection. William P. Bundy, same …”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 56:00
William P. Bundy member_of
CIA host_asserted
“the best of the best from that perspective. But he had also, interestingly, worked with the CIA for the Greeks. When the CIA did their coup and they installed the five colonels, they helped that military junta overthrow of the Greek governm…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Part 7 @ 57:54
William P. Bundy attempted_assassination_of
John F. Kennedy host_asserted
“The Miami entrepreneur slash millionaire who had long collaborated on secret CIA missions was also warned about his involvement in the exile raids. But he remained defiant, hatching a plot so ambitious that he claimed it would bring down Ke…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 24:27
William P. Bundy attempted_assassination_of
Fidel Castro host_asserted
“There were no missiles, nor were there Soviet defectors. And the raiders themselves all disappeared into Castro's security net. Years later, two of the mercenaries who had slithered through Miami's anti-Castro underground in the early 60s c…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 26:28
Mentions (45)
▶ 3:27
Some of the people that have worked for Carnegie Endowment are people we've talked about in Skull and Bones. We had John Foster Dulles, who was the president of the Carnegie Endowment. Harvey Hollister Bundy and William Bundy of the Bundy B…
▶ 56:56
You know, so we're going to reorganize again because a continued nothing's working. So in comes a guy by the name of Colonel William Pappy Greaves, G-R-I-E-V-E-S. He becomes the senior advisor to the National Police Force and he stays in th…
▶ 57:26
And he basically was setting up this whole thing from what he considered scratch. He didn't think anybody had done a good job. He was the son of a U.S. Army officer who was stationed in the Philippines when this guy was born. He went to Wes…
▶ 57:54
the best of the best from that perspective. But he had also, interestingly, worked with the CIA for the Greeks. When the CIA did their coup and they installed the five colonels, they helped that military junta overthrow of the Greek governm…
▶ 58:23
He obviously is one of those military officer that I say, whether he was or not, was basically a CIA officer posing as a military officer because he's been involved in a couple of different events. And by the way, if you try to look him up,…
▶ 58:51
um a paper history um for you to be able to find like newspaper clippings when they got promoted that type of thing yeah you can't find hardly anything on this guy so he's not real um greaves ended his career as the um let's see he was at t…
▶ 59:21
to send all of these people. That was kind of like the advanced version of the schools of America to send these Gladio operators to. A lot of the Gladio people went to Fort Bragg for training. So it would make sense that they'd have somebod…
▶ 59:51
from the Agency of International Development, AID, which is the precursor to USAID. So they're going to take this guy who was on the payroll of the Army, working basically for the CIA, and they're going to make him work for the CIA under th…
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And he's going to, of course, work in the public safety program because of the oxymoron names of all these things. The public safety program tortures people. So the guy that was running the public safety program of torture for the State Dep…
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These, um, Antifa kind of, uh, Azal battalion guys. Um, yeah. So just saying it all kind of dovetails together. Um, so grief says when I got to Vietnam, I found myself responsible for the American side of this thing. And yet Sharong was in …
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He was being paid both by Australia and by the CIA. The problem that was that the CIA wanted to establish a field police that was under the CIA's control and not Vietnam's control. The CIA tried to do that by having Sorong basically go arou…
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the way the agency ran their counterterrorism teams. Under Cherong and the CIA, the field police program was not for the benefit of the Vietnamese. The major principal, Greaves, felt obligated to run his program legitimately. But now Cheron…
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He was going with the director of AID's administrative assistant, and she would take things Sorong was interested in and let him see them before the USAID director, Charlie Mann, saw them. So he's sleeping with people in order to get access…
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And it made it hard to put the field police back on the police track, which was supposedly his job. So the first thing we did was to get rid of that whole apparatus, try to separate themselves from it. Bob Lowe, who was the head of the publ…
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The collective message that is touted in the newspapers every day through the CIA mockingbird media is we're winning. We're winning. But all of this crap is going on. So Greaves' refusal to bring the field police under the CIA's control.…
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It goes on and talks about them setting up a Marine police force as well so they could peruse the border. Because remember, they're setting up prisons and the basically paramilitary training camps on these islands. So it's vital that they c…
▶ 1:08:21
dealing with all of this internal fighting. And it says a priority that was reversed two years later under the Phoenix program. In the meantime, he was trying to reinforce the national police that was headquartered in Saigon and smooth out …
▶ 56:00
woven through the entire organization. So I said at the beginning, we don't have a whole lot of carnities in Skull and Bones, but boy, there are connections. That's what we're doing right now. Got another connection. William P. Bundy, same …
▶ 57:26
And of course, that's where David worked for Covington and Burling, which is the law firm that employed, oh, I don't know, William Bundy, Victoria Newland, John Bolton, Eric Holder, all war pigs. I don't know about you, but I see a pattern.…
▶ 57:56
and also previously served as the president of the Carnegie Endowment for International War. Let that one hang out there a little bit. That's crazy. What else do we get? When we talked about the Nazi funding by Brown Brothers Harriman, that…
▶ 26:58
So that kind of led me down. And I don't think this point has been brought out as much as I should. But the interoperability of the State Department and their ambassadors, because you see the same ones like William Polly repeatedly in count…
▶ 1:28:25
And some ambassadors just repeatedly, William Polly is one of them, just repeatedly showed up in multiple areas and not even their area. If you guys don't know that, ambassadors generally specialize in a geographical location, like they're …
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He was an on-call guy to go in to different areas. The fact that he was an ambassador in Panama, but his big claim to fame originally was in Asia, setting up Chiang Kai-shek's network. That's when you know that they're one of them. Because …
▶ 37:57
There wasn't a bag of rice dropped in Laos he didn't know about, said William Bundy of Ambassador Sullivan. But in the capital of Laos, which is where Sullivan was and had been for now four years, in the spring of 1969, the new Nixon admini…
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Somebody that obviously was as important to all of these operations. And I don't mean just Operation Gladio. I'm talking about William Polly, who ends up being an ambassador. And he just so happens to be an ambassador in several countries w…
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And it just so happens that William Polly was in charge of transportation, not making any allegations. That's a little weird. And, of course, he owned several plantations there. He owned the airlines. So if we needed to traffic anybody in a…
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on the diplomatic front when you're running operations in that country. William Polly is a good example of that. There's lots of them. President Kennedy reversed this policy. Among the intelligence board recommendations of 1961 had been one…
▶ 7:01
The escalation of the CIA secret war told otherwise. William Sullivan followed Unger. While Sullivan had been a senior member of the U.S. negotiating team at Geneva, in Laos, he became an enthusiastic field marshal in the secret war. The on…
▶ 1:13:44
Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody for attending here on Spaces and on Rumble. Today is a really good session. You started out with William Putnam Bundy, and you talk about checking all the boxes. Yes, he does. Following Colonel Towner…
▶ 1:00:36
Let me just grab a real quick note. So the alumni, we went through, you know, obviously William Bundy from Skull and Bones, Victoria Newland, who we talked about, the merchant of death because her husband is Skull and Bones, Robert Kagan. Y…
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His usual imprecise way that he possessed tons of evidence that revealed widespread communist infiltration of the CIA. McCarthy's prime suspect was Ivy League educated CIA analyst William Bundy, whose profile made him the perfect embodiment…
▶ 35:47
working in England as part of the Ultra operation that cracked Nazi codes. Dulles was close to Bundy's father, Harvey, a top diplomat who had helped oversee the Marshall Plan, as well as the younger brother, McGeorge, another product of Sku…
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his Alger Hiss. And in fact, one of the main pieces of incriminating evidence he waved against him was that Bundy had contributed $400 to Alger Hiss' defense fund. But the Bundys were solid members of Allen Dulles' inner circle, and Dulles …
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to the CIA's power struggle with McCarthy, one that had largely been hidden from the public, but would eventually erupt in the Senate hearings. But the public witnessed, was fascinating enough, a clash of titans on the verge of a constituti…
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called to demand that he testify. That very day, he was told that Bundy was on leave. Walter Swaffheimer, the CIA legislative liaison, later remembered the phone call. Roy was furious. What a fight. Later that day, my secretary tracked me d…
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fascinating here, it's a fascinating connection to this whole story, is Alan Dulles reached out to him to help him defend William Bundy when McCarthy came after him. And so you see the Nixon-Dulles connection at work again, basically trying…
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The press was filled with stories about all the fresh new faces in Washington, but many of the Kennedy appointments had closer ties to Dulles than they did to the new president. Among them was McGeorge Bundy, the Harvard dean who Kennedy ap…
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He used his post to identify prospects for CIA recruitment, the student's body's best and brightest, which is still done today. Dulles could be assured that Mac Bundy in the White House and his brother Bill moving to Kennedy's Defense Depar…
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He said to get out of that boat business. He was well aware of it, by the way, because the Neutrality Act was now being reasserted and it was against the law to aid and abet the Cubans in any attempt to free their country, Allen Dulles told…
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The Miami entrepreneur slash millionaire who had long collaborated on secret CIA missions was also warned about his involvement in the exile raids. But he remained defiant, hatching a plot so ambitious that he claimed it would bring down Ke…
▶ 24:57
All of the Cubans and most Americans in this part of the country believe that we have to remove Castro. You must first remove Kennedy to do that. And that is not going to be easy. What? William Polly wrote a letter saying in order to remove…
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and Cuban desperados into set sail on his 65-foot yacht, the Flying Tiger II, because, just keep in mind, this is the guy that financed the Flying Tigers that aided Chiang Kai-shek in flying opium and weapons around Southeast Asia. So he wa…
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There were no missiles, nor were there Soviet defectors. And the raiders themselves all disappeared into Castro's security net. Years later, two of the mercenaries who had slithered through Miami's anti-Castro underground in the early 60s c…
▶ 37:56
Following the release of the Warren report, there are still a few murmurs of doubt, including some within the commission itself. Senator Russell, who strongly suspected that Oswald had been backed by others, seemed eager to distance himself…
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He dined with his old CIA friends like Angleton and hosted overseas guests like Rebecca West and her husband, Henry Andrews. He hopped up to New York for meetings on the CFR and met with Bill Bundy and Hamilton Armstrong. In November 1966, …