Jean-François Tremblay person
also: Transay, Trance, Tromsé, the Swiss man
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Claims (5)
Irving Brown recruited
Jean-François Tremblay book_quoted
“There was an appreciation that Transay's pragmatic attitude and organizational capabilities provided America with a tool that they intended to use. Brown considered him one of his own. Lovestone trusted him and others, like Harry Goldberg, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 38:38
Jay Lovestone recruited
Jean-François Tremblay book_quoted
“There was an appreciation that Transay's pragmatic attitude and organizational capabilities provided America with a tool that they intended to use. Brown considered him one of his own. Lovestone trusted him and others, like Harry Goldberg, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 38:38
Harriet Lothrop recruited
Jean-François Tremblay book_quoted
“Part of this, but the lead person was this Harriet Lothrop. And the role that she played, it is clear that Tronce was not caught up in some sort of trap. He was a willing participant. He was investigating all possible means for establishing…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 39:12
Jean-François Tremblay member_of
Organization of European Economic Cooperation book_quoted
“In the cause of free unionization in Africa, the U.S. ambassador at the Organization of European Economic Cooperation proposed with the agreement of Irving Brown and J. Lovestone that a Swiss should be named as an assistant secretary genera…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 44:46
Jean-François Tremblay funded
Marshall Plan book_quoted
“Part of this, but the lead person was this Harriet Lothrop. And the role that she played, it is clear that Tronce was not caught up in some sort of trap. He was a willing participant. He was investigating all possible means for establishing…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 39:12
Mentions (14)
▶ 37:08
a reputation, again, as being neutral. So the CIA planted stories there all the time. This is a quote from one of Transay's foreign leader grants publications. Switzerland is strategically placed in Europe, both geographically and ideologic…
▶ 38:09
activation. The AFL shared most of these motives in encouraging Tranget to play a lead role. At the same time, the Swiss tradition, somewhat of a myth, of being built on the principle of a collective contract and agreement on employment was…
▶ 38:38
There was an appreciation that Transay's pragmatic attitude and organizational capabilities provided America with a tool that they intended to use. Brown considered him one of his own. Lovestone trusted him and others, like Harry Goldberg, …
▶ 39:12
Part of this, but the lead person was this Harriet Lothrop. And the role that she played, it is clear that Tronce was not caught up in some sort of trap. He was a willing participant. He was investigating all possible means for establishing…
▶ 39:44
This stance irritated his brother, who was responsible for publishing him in Switzerland. His brother owned the press. And this is a quote. Your articles stink too much like propaganda. This is his brother telling him that. And not enough l…
▶ 40:37
So he was so dripping with sucking up to the U.S. that his brother's going, dude, you're losing your mind here and you're going to lose your audience. He didn't seem at all concerned. His response was, if the propaganda is done well, my lec…
▶ 41:10
A book that he wrote was never produced, but he was paid for it. That's probably a form of money laundering. Politically, Tromsé admired the functioning and the political punch of the American unions. He subscribed completely to the idea th…
▶ 41:43
Here's something that he said to his audience in a speech. In the USA, I learned much about your research services, the education of workers, the theories of productivity. Since my return, therefore, I pay particular attention to these issu…
▶ 42:12
and opposing and using the anti-communist to his advantage. In a speech, he said, quote, I spoke as neither a beggar or a sycophant. I believe that this is good work on behalf of Europe, unquote. He also was fanatical in his belief in holdi…
▶ 42:44
Another speech that he gave said this. The fact remains that the social conditions such as they exist in the U.S. are the best and the most equitable known in the world. In the U.S., we did not only see the oft-repeated demonstration of ind…
▶ 43:12
and it was all given away by our leadership. As for Transay, he enjoyed driving around in an American car and dressing up as a cowboy while he was out with his mistress, soon to be wife. Okay, one last thing. As the determined defender of t…
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His fairly radical ideological turnaround in favor of the Union and his deep-rooted rejection of communism pushed him, thanks to the Cold War, along a new route to give his stamp of approval on the unification of the Atlantic body, basicall…
▶ 44:18
He was an informed and crafty man who was, he could not have been, as a result, he could not have been duped into playing a game. He was pulled into a soft power machinery of America and the CIA. It goes on to say that Transay's actions did…
▶ 44:46
In the cause of free unionization in Africa, the U.S. ambassador at the Organization of European Economic Cooperation proposed with the agreement of Irving Brown and J. Lovestone that a Swiss should be named as an assistant secretary genera…