6-1 Network organization
also: 6-1, 6-1 group, 6-1 organization
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Claims (3)
Anthony Cozier founded
6-1 Network documented
“and published some 20 papers on different aspects of subversion in order for this committee to then use to go to the government. In addition to his work on the SHIELD committee, he decided in February 77 to start yet another venture by crea…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 9 @ 43:53
Vernon Walters member_of
6-1 Network documented
“I can't tell if that's 6-1 or 6-1. You know, like MI6. The key members of the network was Elliot, Violet, and none other than General Vernon Walters. Yeah. He always turns up evil POS. Right? Yeah, it's crazy. Who, as everybody knows, was t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 9 @ 44:24
The Campaign to Destabilize Iran based_on_material_from
6-1 Network documented
“that's probably one of the only actual honest titles that I come across in this whole research, was based largely on material supplied by the 6-1 group and Iranian intelligence, SAVAK, which, guys, remember, was created and trained by Major…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 9 @ 45:24
Mentions (10)
▶ 37:37
The organization had bought $100,000 of Motorola gear, 12 base stations, 16 mobile stations installed in trucks and cars, 50 radio phones, and eight repeaters that boosted radio signals over long distances. The range of Columbia's network e…
▶ 43:53
and published some 20 papers on different aspects of subversion in order for this committee to then use to go to the government. In addition to his work on the SHIELD committee, he decided in February 77 to start yet another venture by crea…
▶ 44:24
I can't tell if that's 6-1 or 6-1. You know, like MI6. The key members of the network was Elliot, Violet, and none other than General Vernon Walters. Yeah. He always turns up evil POS. Right? Yeah, it's crazy. Who, as everybody knows, was t…
▶ 44:58
The work of the 6-1 was kept separate, supposedly. Again, these authors are just so naive. None of this shit separate from the ISC. And, for example, November 1978, conflict studies issued, authored by Robert Moss, entitled The Campaign to …
▶ 46:23
with the only account of the event being Cozier's own. According to him, in August 79, the ISD council member, Sir Louis LaBailey and Leonard Shapiro, most likely at the instigation of Carrington, presented an ultimatum. Either Cozier would…
▶ 47:20
To Thatcher, he complained, I am being pressed from various quarters to undertake additional commitments largely involving my institute. He then goes on to ask her for advice on whether to devote more time to ISC or his other secret activit…
▶ 48:16
It had nothing to do with ISC. It had everything to do with his intelligence effort. And because what you find out is in the 1980s, a large chunk of his material is used by Thatcher and Reagan as the justification for Star Wars, the buildup…
▶ 49:06
Secret activities that he was involved with with the 6-1 organization was intimately involved in that. So I think the author makes an incorrect assumption that the additional activities that he's being asked to do had to do with the ISC. An…
▶ 49:36
And I didn't really have any notes that stood out to me on this one. But the next chapter is a global crusade against communism, the circle in the Second Cold War. And again, that's why I think it was critical that he stay with the 6-1 orga…
▶ 50:06
written justification for them to do what they're going to do anyway. He was kind of their propaganda arm. And quite frankly, with the staff that he had there, other people could do that. Him having proven his worth to the UK government and…