Thomas Twitten person
also: Thomas Twitten, Twenton, T-W-E-T-T-E-N, Twitin, Twitton
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Claims (4)
Thomas Twitten covered_up
Iran-Contra affair book_quoted
“T-W-E-T-T-E-N, the deputy director of operations, which does the covert stuff for the CIA, and he was Hemings' former boss. In one section, Hemings discusses the weapon sales to Iran and how Twitin deliberately undermined a case of a foreig…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia CIA & George Bush Part 14 @ 54:16
Thomas Twitten covered_up
Iran book_quoted
“In another document titled Corruption Within the CIA, A Cast of Characters, Hemings severely criticized Thomas Twitten, T-W-E-T-T-E-N, the deputy director of operations, which does the covert stuff, for the CIA, and he was Hemings' former b…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA, and George Bush Part 15 @ 53:58
Thomas Twitten spied_on
Anwar Sadat host_asserted
“basically ignored that because they're not interested in peace. The Mossad had warned James Angleton in April of 1971 that the Soviets were orchestrating a change in Egypt and that Sadat would be assassinated and replaced with a leader hand…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 26 Cont @ 7:10
Thomas Twitten recruited
Ashraf Marwan host_asserted
“and his subordinate officer, Thomas Twitten, T-W-E-T-T-E-N. Both intelligence officers recruited a guy by the name of Ashwap Marwan, M-A-R-W-A-N, and his first name is A-S-H-R-A-F. He was a cabinet minister at the time who sat next to Sadat…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 26 Cont @ 6:11
Mentions (6)
▶ 5:51
On October 15th, 1970, the CIA station chief, Eugene Trone, T-R-O-N-E, because having an embassy doesn't mean, not having an embassy doesn't mean you're not still going to get CIA. And his subordinate officer, Thomas Twitten, T-W-E-T-T-E-N,…
▶ 6:21
Ashraf Marwan, M-A-R-W-A-N, and his first name is A-S-H-R-A-F. He was a cabinet minister at the time who sat next to Sadat at cabinet meetings. Marwan provided Twitin, the CIA guy, a wealth of information on Sadat and those who were plottin…
▶ 37:07
acted even though the Oversight Board investigation was still going on. Recalled from Switzerland, Terry Ward was retired, as was Fred Brugger. The station chief judged to have withheld the data. While already retired, Deputy Director for O…
▶ 53:46
were shipped to Iran in violation of an arms embargo, and a variety of mechanisms were used, including international air tours of Nigeria in August and September of 1985, Aeroair in November 1985, Global International Pan Aviation, and othe…
▶ 54:16
T-W-E-T-T-E-N, the deputy director of operations, which does the covert stuff for the CIA, and he was Hemings' former boss. In one section, Hemings discusses the weapon sales to Iran and how Twitin deliberately undermined a case of a foreig…
▶ 54:42
Twitton's decision in that of London Station is highly suspect and negligent, as they knew, as I did, that the British government was, along with the British arms industry, Tiny Rowland, Ashraf Marwan, and Aidan Khashoggi, his partner, deep…