Halliburton organization
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Claims (12)
Halliburton financed_via
KBR, Inc. documented
“There was Vice President Dick Cheney's former employer, Halliburton, whose subsidiary KBR, Inc., formerly Kellogg, Brown & Root, would eventually earn more than $40 billion, with a B, in Iraq. And then there was MPRI, which by the time of t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 2 @ 25:02
Dick Cheney member_of
Halliburton host_asserted
“And it's just, it's kind of interesting to see, to trace that development of the neocons up through the, you know, with Scoop Jackson and the Committee of the Present Danger and these, you know, these ties to these international, you know, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 19 @ 1:35:56
Dick Cheney member_of
Halliburton host_asserted
“Sure, I'm not clear, but he was on the board of Halliburton and they got fined by for giving Libya some some things that they were not supposed to be giving them. And I'm trying to find that information because I know Dick Cheney was involv…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 1:01:32
Brown and Root member_of
Halliburton book_quoted
“Kellogg Brown and Root, the Texas company that funded both LBJ's political career and Dick Cheney's career. Halliburton, it's a subsidiary of Halliburton. DynCorp, Aerospace Technology in Reston, Virginia, and SAIC, all the ones that we're …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 31:49
Dresser Industries funded
Halliburton host_asserted
“A lot of these are government contracts. They'd go on in the 80s to purchase Harvester's construction equipment business, which is big, big dig stuff. They would purchase American Standard's Wabco division, which is all the earth moving and…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones with War Hamster Brady @ 9:21
Dick Cheney headed
Halliburton host_asserted
“Yes. Yeah, I'm familiar with it. And the only reason we do that, by the way, is to eliminate the competition. Oh, Noriega got a little big for his britches. Yes. Yeah, we've talked about that. And, of course, he oversees the invasions of Ir…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones with War Hamster Brady @ 13:02
Brown and Root succeeded
Halliburton book_quoted
“The largest of the benefactors, because we always like to name names here, was Lyndon Johnson's old supporter, Brown and Root. That goes on to be Halliburton. Yeah, those guys. It should be mentioned that Brown and Root received enormous co…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner_ The Medusa Files; Part 12 @ 58:52
Dresser Industries succeeded
Halliburton documented
“And we talked about them last week. Just to remind everyone, who did Dresser Industries become? Halliburton. Yeah, yeah. So the Bush connection goes back three generations to Halliburton. Somehow Dick Cheney, the president of Halliburton, b…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 38:02
Dresser Industries founded
Halliburton host_asserted
“would be sold to Dresser Industries in 1984. That was the payline construction division. Dresser Industries, of course, was the employer of George H.W. Bush and would eventually become Halliburton. And that payline construction company is t…”
▶ The Shadow State 56 The Kingmaker Mark Hanna @ 23:00
C. C. Gray headed
Halliburton host_asserted
“You got Averill and Roland Harrington, both founding brothers, founding partners of Brown Brothers Harriman. We've talked about Prescott Bush is a founding partner of Brown Brothers Harriman. Here's a guy by the name of Mallon and he's the …”
▶ The Shadow State #18 Secret Societies Pt. 2; Skull & Bones @ 1:17:43
Dresser Industries succeeded
Halliburton host_asserted
“A lot of these are government contracts. They'd go on in the 80s to purchase Harvester's construction equipment business, which is big, big dig stuff. They would purchase American Standard's Wabco division, which is all the earth moving and…”
▶ The Shadow State 24 Secret Societies 8; The Wise Men @ 9:36
Dresser Industries succeeded
Halliburton host_asserted
“Just square that circle right there. Yep. So Bolton was class of 1972. One year behind him was a gentleman by the name of Neil Bush. And we've talked about Neil before. We're going to go back to that. The thing about Neil Bush, he was named…”
▶ The Shadow State 43 Secret Societies 26; The Praetorian Guard @ 30:15
Mentions (47)
▶ 2:42
In the 1980s and 1990s, intelligence and military capabilities were outsourced to corporations like Brown and Root, Halliburton, and later Blackwater, which were subsequently acquired by the same international syndicate. This allowed the sy…
▶ 6:37
while profiting through privatized contractors like Blackwater and Halliburton. Central to Gladio's origins were Nazi officers like Reinhard Galen, Otto Scorsese, and Karl Wolff, who evaded justice through deals with Western intelligence. D…
▶ 2:02:55
Khashoggi and all of those people, they all banked there. They financed all of the weapons deals. I'm just more and more convinced that that's how they got the supplies on the military side. Go ahead, Seymour. Yeah, and another side note. I…
▶ 1:22:12
Those bars were dug and retrieved and sent back to Canada. And the reason why, too, is that the Bin Ladens, and not only, as you said, in the bushes, but the big family still lives in Canada. They're actually, they're in Ontario, Canada. Th…
▶ 6:43
A lot of that capability has been outsourced. For example, the CIA has lots of independent intelligence fronts doing this work. And the military has outsourced a lot of their functionality to contractors like Halliburton and Blackwater and …
▶ 38:02
And we talked about them last week. Just to remind everyone, who did Dresser Industries become? Halliburton. Yeah, yeah. So the Bush connection goes back three generations to Halliburton. Somehow Dick Cheney, the president of Halliburton, b…
▶ 43:48
Hmm. So he, George H.W. Bush gets out of college and right out of college, he joins who? Dresser Industries, the predecessor to Halliburton. Well, at the time, Prescott, who had a controlling interest or one of the big interest in Dresser, …
▶ 54:04
Really, this is what Eisenhower is all about. That's all these places, all these pieces were put into place. We'll get more into H.W.'s presidency in a bit. But should we introduce George W. Bush? Well, let me make one comment about your dr…
▶ 1:42:35
Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, they, in Iraq, they, like Halliburton, had shipped in a whole plane full of workers from the Philippines that didn't know, they weren't told where they were going, or they were lied to, about that they were going to …
▶ 9:21
A lot of these are government contracts. They'd go on in the 80s to purchase Harvester's construction equipment business, which is big, big dig stuff. They would purchase American Standard's Wabco division, which is all the earth moving and…
▶ 9:54
That was hilarious. Yes. Well, that deal was negotiated by Dick Cheney during a weekend of quail hunting. Within a year, they had to settle a bunch of asbestos lawsuits, which dropped the stock by like 80%. So this is 1999. Following year, …
▶ 13:02
Yes. Yeah, I'm familiar with it. And the only reason we do that, by the way, is to eliminate the competition. Oh, Noriega got a little big for his britches. Yes. Yeah, we've talked about that. And, of course, he oversees the invasions of Ir…
▶ 13:35
He's the one who pushed the NSA wiretapping and enhanced interrogation. So he's a super nice guy. But this all kind of falls under the same tree of that company, Dresser Industries, which is now known as Halliburton. So pretty interesting c…
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So we've got the grandfather, Lewis Abbott's grandfather. We've got his father. We've got Lewis Abbott himself. But he also had a couple of kids. His first son was Lewis H. Lapham. And it was pointed out in our chat earlier, he was the edit…
▶ 31:20
or oversight of the work that typically lasts years and takes firms' employees to remote, lawless areas. Huge private military contractors that operate in Columbia are L3 Military Professional Resources Incorporated, best known by their acr…
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Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld. I mean, all these guys, Marvin Bush, Bin Laden family. I mean, all these guys were there. And I mean, they basically sat right at the convergence of the CIA, the DOD, the NSA, PNAC, SAIC, Halliburton, Booz Alle…
▶ 1:01:03
I really enjoyed it. I thought it was pretty neat. It's definitely worth a watch. That is fantastic. I hope you get on again. Absorb and inform his audience because he's got a big audience. Also, when I think of Libya, I think of Dick Chene…
▶ 1:01:32
Sure, I'm not clear, but he was on the board of Halliburton and they got fined by for giving Libya some some things that they were not supposed to be giving them. And I'm trying to find that information because I know Dick Cheney was involv…
▶ 36:29
Another that he points out, one of Clinton's big initiatives was privatizing the Pentagon supply line and all the logistics behind it, which of course benefited Kellogg, Brown, and Root, which is a subsidiary of Halliburton, which of course…
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who, you know, work with Halliburton. Right. You know, so these are two companies that are kind of very similar building, you know, really big stuff. Right. And they're also connected as kind of breadcrumbs on the way to our current situati…
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Freeport Sulfur. Now Freeport is one that turns into Freeport Mining, blah, blah, blah. General Dynamics, General Motors, the Gillette Company, WR Grace. Of course, they're in there. Gulf Oil, Halliburton. Oh, look, Heinz. Heinz is in there…
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So I'm going to go over and start a conflict by disrupting USAID, by disrupting the unions and the governments of these foreign countries. And the guy like the same company that owns DynCorp and some of these other larger private military, …
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to go take care of this stuff, which were adapting to this new market. When British private military security were rooted in the skills of military elite and special forces, the American firms often came out of the war product industry movi…
▶ 59:15
did not come into play until the end of the administration of George H.W. Bush. In 1992, Dick Cheney, soon to be the Halliburton CEO, commissioned Halliburton, Brown and Root. So he's going to be in charge of that company. He's been associa…
▶ 59:41
to study the potential advantages of privatizing more of the duties involved in the military support. So he's going to contract out everything and then whip around the corner and be in the seat and get rich off the contracting out of that s…
▶ 25:02
There was Vice President Dick Cheney's former employer, Halliburton, whose subsidiary KBR, Inc., formerly Kellogg, Brown & Root, would eventually earn more than $40 billion, with a B, in Iraq. And then there was MPRI, which by the time of t…
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From the start in Iraq, a large percentage of contracts were for logistics support, which freed the traditional troops for combat duty. Because of the big names like Halliburton, it was typically what the media noticed during the early year…
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People from all over the world. It was not just a U.S. phenomenon. So what was at stake? Obviously, the coalition's livelihood and the protection of the oil, which I would argue is the main reason we were there. So without these companies, …
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On the very day that the audit was released, six Blackwater employees were killed when their helicopter was shot down north of Baghdad. The next day, the U.S. contractor Halliburton told the media that insurgent attacks were so intense it m…
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which later became part of all things Halliburton. Yep. And that's where Dick Cheney comes in. And now you know why. Yeah. And now you know why Dick Cheney's in the club. Yep. Absolutely. And if you do the research on Brown and Root, it'll …
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provided the perfect cover for CIA to gain intelligence all over the world about the capacity, about the capabilities of foreign governments, where they were spending their money. Because when you're a Brown and Maroot and eventually Hallib…
▶ 58:52
The largest of the benefactors, because we always like to name names here, was Lyndon Johnson's old supporter, Brown and Root. That goes on to be Halliburton. Yeah, those guys. It should be mentioned that Brown and Root received enormous co…
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But I got to tell you, I got a little like shiver up the spine when they were showing Jeffrey Epstein's place. You saw the picture of Bill Clinton in the blue dress. And the next one was George Bush Jr. sitting on the floor looking like he …
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As senior director of Dresser Industries, which is now part of Halliburton, Walker's son-in-law, Prescott Bush, became involved in the Middle East in the years after World War II. But it was George H.W. Bush who forged the dynasty's stronge…
▶ 1:17:43
You got Averill and Roland Harrington, both founding brothers, founding partners of Brown Brothers Harriman. We've talked about Prescott Bush is a founding partner of Brown Brothers Harriman. Here's a guy by the name of Mallon and he's the …
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Halliburton. Yeah, yeah. So the Bush connection goes back three generations to Halliburton. Somehow Dick Cheney, the president of Halliburton, becomes the vice president of George W. Bush. Ought to be asking some questions about that one. D…
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on orders from Alan Dulles to keep as a wedge against Prescott if he needed it. So a little bit of intrigue there. Well, and Dulles was known to do that to control people. Sure, makes a ton of sense. So George H.W. Bush gets out of college,…
▶ 54:22
Really, this is what Eisenhower is all about. That's when all these places, all these pieces were put into place. We'll get more into H.W.'s presidency in a bit. But should we introduce George W. Bush? Well, let me make one comment about yo…
▶ 9:36
A lot of these are government contracts. They'd go on in the 80s to purchase Harvester's construction equipment business, which is big, big dig stuff. They would purchase American Standard's Wabco division, which is all the earth moving and…
▶ 10:09
That was hilarious. Yes. Well, that deal was negotiated by Dick Cheney during a weekend of quail hunting. Within a year, they had to settle a bunch of asbestos lawsuits, which dropped the stock by like 80%. So this is 1999. Following year, …
▶ 13:17
Yeah, I'm familiar with it. And the only reason we do that, by the way, is to eliminate the competition. Oh, Noriega got a little big for his britches. Yes, we've talked about that. And, of course, he oversees the invasions of Iraq and Dese…
▶ 13:50
He's the one who pushed the NSA wiretapping and enhanced interrogation. So he's a super nice guy. But this all kind of falls under the same tree of that company, Dresser Industries, which is now known as Halliburton. So pretty interesting c…
▶ 30:15
Just square that circle right there. Yep. So Bolton was class of 1972. One year behind him was a gentleman by the name of Neil Bush. And we've talked about Neil before. We're going to go back to that. The thing about Neil Bush, he was named…
▶ 9:46
Morgan Stanley again. Brown Brothers Harriman. A lot of the bones have been worked with Brown Brothers Harriman. Why is that significant? Because they financed the Nazis. Who the bones have been then helped get out of the country with Opera…
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a war profiteer off the Iraq war. And it just so happens the original CEO of Dress Around the Dress is the guy that, well, basically he's the godfather of H. George H. W. Bush, one of his best friends. Got that in a mallet. So a little bit …
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2002 in contracts. Say that again. $140 billion with a B in contracts. A large chunk of that went to Halliburton. The president of Halliburton was sitting, who was he again? Oh, Cheney. Cheney's going to come up again today.…
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would be sold to Dresser Industries in 1984. That was the payline construction division. Dresser Industries, of course, was the employer of George H.W. Bush and would eventually become Halliburton. And that payline construction company is t…