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also: Clark, Mr. Clark, National Security Advisor
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Claims (12)
William Clark member_of
Trump administration book_quoted
“According to Wingate Lloyd's handwritten notes, Pittman stated that the National Security Advisor, William Clark, made clear that the White House does not want any criminal prosecution. With that clear instruction, Theodore Greenberg carrie…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 29 @ 30:53
Brian Cozier handed_memo_to
William Clark host_asserted
“In September 82, Cozier handed a memorandum entitled The Case for a Rollback in the 1980s to National Security Advisor William Clark, who would himself attend LeCircle meetings throughout the 80s. Clark and President Reagan studied the memo…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 36:54
William Clark member_of
Le Cercle host_asserted
“In September 82, Cozier handed a memorandum entitled The Case for a Rollback in the 1980s to National Security Advisor William Clark, who would himself attend LeCircle meetings throughout the 80s. Clark and President Reagan studied the memo…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 36:54
Ronald Reagan appointed
William Clark book_quoted
“if they're part of, as this was a very new administration, and they probably had not been inventoried yet. Casey wanted Reagan to appoint a Democrat, Jean Kirkpatrick, as Allen's replacement. But instead, James Baker and Michael Deaver pers…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 30 @ 23:28
William Clark appointed_deputy
Robert McFarlane book_quoted
“Robert Bud McFarlane became Clark's deputy and Oliver North, as McFarlane's assistant, was on his way. Now McFarlane, Oliver North, John McCain, and John Poindexter were all at the academy around the same time. So was Webb, the Navy secreta…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 30 @ 24:27
William Casey consulted_with
William Clark documented
“This became known as the Boland Amendment, the first one. Supposedly, the CIA recognized this with a cable instructing officers to avoid any of a series of activities that could be prohibited. Casey went to the National Security Advisor, Wi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 44 (46) @ 41:28
William Clark member_of
Fabian Society host_asserted
“This Fabian socialist specialized in writing about U.S. politics and literature and would go on several lecture tours in the U.S. He would join the Fabians in 1886. These are all just the Fabians that were part of the New Life Society. Righ…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 37:09
William Clark removed_from_power
Fabian Society host_asserted
“So he'd leave the Fabians in 1897. He went to work as a writer for the Daily Chronicle. Check this out. He resigns in 1899 because he supported the Boers in the Second Boer War. Kind of tie that in, huh? Mm-hmm. Tried and failed to launch h…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 38:22
Knights of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta member_of
William Clark host_asserted
“President Reagan's National Security Advisor, William Clark, Deputy CIA Director, General Vernon A. Walters, and the guy that founded the Safari Club. So you've got, and the Thomas Pritzker guy was a last minute ad because the guy who was o…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER - Operation Gladio by Paul Williams Chapter 19 and 20 @ 1:28:10
Robert McFarlane appointed
William Clark documented
“had humiliated him by demonstrating during a hearing that Clark had no idea who the leader of Zimbabwe or South Africa was. And I can guarantee you Joe Biden didn't know either until he studied up for the meeting. On January 2nd, 1982, Colo…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 3031 @ 20:12
Louis Tams took direction from
William Clark book_quoted
“unusually ideological political appointee who on drug matters took direction not from the State Department, but from William Clark, Reagan's national security advisor. But Tam's charges were supported by official testimony before congressio…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 7 @ 17:16
William Clark succeeded
Richard Allen documented
“But instead, James Baker and Michael Deaver persuaded Reagan in January 1982 to appoint a judge by the name of William Clark, a man who knew almost nothing about intelligence or foreign policy. When Clark had been appointed as Deputy Secret…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 3031 @ 19:49
Mentions (14)
▶ 17:16
unusually ideological political appointee who on drug matters took direction not from the State Department, but from William Clark, Reagan's national security advisor. But Tam's charges were supported by official testimony before congressio…
▶ 30:53
According to Wingate Lloyd's handwritten notes, Pittman stated that the National Security Advisor, William Clark, made clear that the White House does not want any criminal prosecution. With that clear instruction, Theodore Greenberg carrie…
▶ 23:28
if they're part of, as this was a very new administration, and they probably had not been inventoried yet. Casey wanted Reagan to appoint a Democrat, Jean Kirkpatrick, as Allen's replacement. But instead, James Baker and Michael Deaver pers…
▶ 23:58
a man who knew almost nothing about intelligence or foreign policy. When Clark had been appointed as Deputy Secretary of State for African Affairs, Senator Joseph Biden had humiliated him by demonstrating during a hearing that Clark had no …
▶ 24:27
Robert Bud McFarlane became Clark's deputy and Oliver North, as McFarlane's assistant, was on his way. Now McFarlane, Oliver North, John McCain, and John Poindexter were all at the academy around the same time. So was Webb, the Navy secreta…
▶ 25:12
And of course, we know that the Gray Wolves shot a stay-behind unit in Turkey, shot John Paul II. That summer, National Security Advisor William Clark called for options. Brzezinski of Polish descent and expert in the matter consulted with …
▶ 41:28
This became known as the Boland Amendment, the first one. Supposedly, the CIA recognized this with a cable instructing officers to avoid any of a series of activities that could be prohibited. Casey went to the National Security Advisor, Wi…
▶ 29:30
North marched into the vacuum, soon becoming the focal point on the staff. Another reason for North's longevity was Robert McFarlane. McFarlane had come to the NSC in 82. He had been hired by William Clark as Deputy National Security Adviso…
▶ 36:54
In September 82, Cozier handed a memorandum entitled The Case for a Rollback in the 1980s to National Security Advisor William Clark, who would himself attend LeCircle meetings throughout the 80s. Clark and President Reagan studied the memo…
▶ 36:31
Well, probably not to this day, but lovely family, the Blands. I don't want to do a pod more yet. Hang on, I skipped one. Okay, I don't have a picture on this guy, but he's important. He's got a name of William Clark, 1852 to 1901. He was k…
▶ 37:09
This Fabian socialist specialized in writing about U.S. politics and literature and would go on several lecture tours in the U.S. He would join the Fabians in 1886. These are all just the Fabians that were part of the New Life Society. Righ…
▶ 37:43
which of course was published in the famous Fabian essays. Of all those Fabian essays, this is the only article in there that takes on an explicitly Marxist approach. So he was a little philosophically different. He also wrote an early hist…
▶ 38:22
So he'd leave the Fabians in 1897. He went to work as a writer for the Daily Chronicle. Check this out. He resigns in 1899 because he supported the Boers in the Second Boer War. Kind of tie that in, huh? Mm-hmm. Tried and failed to launch h…
▶ 38:57
That's the same economist that spews all this globalist nonsense to this day that's supposed to be the go-to periodical for economic analysis. And what you're going to find out once you get through this Fabian research project is the econom…