April Glaspie person

“The week before that, knowing that Andriotti was going to be making this announcement, someone in the State Department decided it was fine for April Gillespie to tell Saddam Hussein, hey, if in the next few days you want to invade Kuwait, n…”

“and pumping it as if it was Kuwaiti oil. And it had been a long standing feud between the two. And so he told Saddam Hussein, if he went into Kuwait to basically take back their oil, that the U.S. wouldn't have a problem with that. And then…”

“And the week before that, April Gillespie, and I didn't know it at the time this came out later, had basically told, they basically set Saddam Hussein up. That's the bottom line. That conflict over that oil, what happened was Kuwait was hor…”

“conflict over that oil, what happened was Kuwait was horizontally drilling into Iraq's oil and pumping it as if it was Kuwaiti oil. And it had been a long standing feud between the two. And so she told Saddam Hussein if he went into Kuwait …”

“basically authorized Saddam Hussein to invade Kuwait. So this invasion and this desert storm happened at exactly the perfect time…”

“Saddam didn't need a green light because he had someone telling him exactly, hey, you can go invade Kuwait. April Gillespie. There you go. 1991, Mr. Rocky Sudark becomes the Deputy Inspector General of the State Department. Now, we know wha…”

“You do what you want. We're not going to get involved. She basically gave him the green light to do it, knowing that we were going to kick his ass when he did it. Yeah, it was all a setup. And also, very importantly for the conversation of …”

“Now, I'm going to draw an analogy to what's going on right now. As Operation Gladio is being exposed throughout the continent of Europe, the U.S. ambassador, April Gillespie, basically gives Saddam Hussein permission to go after Kuwait for …”