The Colonel's Corner JFK Files 157-10014-10144 Part 2

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0:00 of this crazy document that we found and so let me get back to the document and we're going to continue where we left off so i found this part fascinating because this is basically saying how they skirt around tax regulatory and other agency control where it would normally have to apply because remember some of their actual business

0:28 companies are registered so that they look like real companies it says that management control of proprietaries often require cooperative interface with other government agencies in other words they go in there and say national security and nothing applies for proprietaries which maintain commercial books and financial records the us and tax state returns are prepared annually

0:57 by commercial managers based on corporate financial records for other entities where only internal records are maintained tax returns are prepared by the agency specialist in a manner to reflect normal operations of a commercial business close coordination is maintained with the irs which again i think is the reason why the irs doesn't want doge in there um

1:21 which is aware of the agency's use of these commercial entities. In the event an agency entity is singled out, it has been agreed upon that the agency through the Office of General Counsel will notify the IRS and they just cancel the audit. Wouldn't that be nice? Air proprietary necessitates contact with the civil.

1:44 Aeronautics Board, the FAA, and National Transportation Safety Board. Specific problems were discussed, usually with the general counsel of the agencies talking to each other. Air proprietaries dealt with State Department and Agency for International Development, meaning USAID, generally on a contractor-customer basis.

2:09 although senior personnel of these agencies were advised by the agency of its ownership of the companies. In other words, what they're saying here is the State Department USAID, with their big pots of money, will contract with the CIA contractor on a prioritized basis. So they're taking our taxpayer dollars and using a CIA contract.

2:38 And what's amazing about this is if you think about how you run a business, it's like this was a joke out at Space Systems Division, which was an acquisition base for all space systems for the Air Force. The Navy had a project office out there, too, because some we did some joint ventures with the Navy, like with the GPS satellites and stuff like that. But it was a joke when a sole source.

3:08 company in other words the only thing they did was supply stuff to the air force would go bankrupt how's that happen you charge them whatever you have to charge them because you're the only one making it so how do you go bankrupt because they have to buy it

3:30 Back in those days, you couldn't contract from foreign governments. And so there was a battery that was used on a lot of the space vehicles, launch vehicles and that type of thing. And there was only one company in the United States that made that battery. So no matter what you did, you had to buy from that company. They went bankrupt. There had to have been a waiver given so that we could continue buying batteries because the only other source was in France.

3:59 How do you go bankrupt? So that's kind of the same thing. Remember when we just read the story a little bit ago last night about the one company had financial problems? How? How? You are getting all of the business of the CIA. And that's a shit ton of business. And you're getting business from the State Department and USAID and every other one of your bullshit NGOs.

4:26 and you still went bankrupt, that tells you that they are using that money for other things. These proprietaries which engaged in the shipment of weapons or other items on the munition control list required agency assistance in obtaining the necessary export.

4:49 licenses. The ownership of companies was discussed with State Department Office of Munitions Control and Bureau of Alcohol, Tax, and Firearms, ATF. So I found that really, really interesting because you know that they're shipping munitions without any license at all. The radio proprietaries, while funded by the CIA, did receive policy guidance from the State Department to ensure that their broadcasts were in conformance with U.S. foreign policy.

5:19 Because they're like this. The agency has intervened with the Department of Labor on behalf of survivors of employees of the proprietaries in order to assist them in receiving the available benefits under the applicable Workman Compensation Acts. Yeah. The agency on behalf of proprietaries interceded with the Department of...

5:47 the Defense Department to have proprietary contracts exempt from renegotiation boards. Again, it's a monopoly. They're going to get contracts from them from the Department of Defense as well. The CIA requests requested the Air Force to consider the interest of the agency in connection with the awarding of commercial contracts to its proprietaries.

6:13 Initially, this was done in the mid-1950s on the basis of a policy decision by the Operations Coordination Board that the air proprietary in the Far East, meaning Shanghai Shex and the China lobby and Claire Chennault's Flying Tigers and all of those, when operating at a deficit, was an instrument of value to national security. The agency was able to maintain a standby capability without budget subsidies if awarded enough business,

6:43 to support large commercial aircraft this applied to the passenger in other words give us all of the contracts at the same time remember back in the several pages ago they made the comment that nothing that they do with their proprietaries interferes with other businesses doing the same business are you kidding me they're telling you that um um

7:14 They're monopolizing all of the government business to the exclusion of anybody else that may have a cargo airline. The U.S. Forest Service was advised of the ownership of a proprietary and asked to award contracts to that proprietary in order to help it develop a commercial posture and permit its aircraft to be associated with that type of flying. Now this is critical.

7:47 This is critical. U.S. Forest Service, that type of flying, would that be the type of flying that you need to be in national parks? Would that be the type of flying that you need to be in WWF areas? Inquiring minds want to know. All right, here's where it gets really good. A description of various...

8:20 proprietaries all right so here's all of the businesses they're in air support media publications accounting and management insurance which includes personal insurance coverage and remember this is for the people that are not on the official payroll annuity coverages escrow accounts covert procurement general merchandise

8:56 weapons, munitions, and this is one I like the most, police-related equipment. Because remember, the CIA uses those proprietaries to go down and train and equip these national police forces they're training to be terrorists. Cover support, commercial cover, such as management consulting firms. Remember? Like the PR firms?

9:28 importing companies so you can smuggle shit around travel agencies because they go everywhere and they have an excuse to travel energy research organizations now this one I found particularly amazing because remember

9:47 Back in the 1930s, when the geologists were hired by the Standard Oil people and the Dutch Shell and all of those to go around and do all of the geology studies to find out where all of the oil and stuff was. So again, this is another indication that they took all of the pre-World War II capabilities and basically embedded them.

10:11 into the cia and offload all of their expenses so the cia can do all of this stuff in a covert manner but under the protection of the u.s government behavior psychology companies now those are pr firms like the ones we discovered in washington dc personnel services like tape transcription back when you used to have to do the transcription um

10:44 from tape recorders onto paper so you could have file copies of everything. Personnel investigations for security clearances, public accounting firms. And this is important because remember, not only are they accounting for the books of companies that need to look legitimate, but you remember where I was telling you that companies like Pricewaterhouse had been hired to basically rubber stamp?

11:12 CIA front companies like BCCI and Castle Bank, and that all of them had basically had some type of auditing within months of them going bankrupt and all of them were done with Pricewaterhouse. That's what they're talking about. I wouldn't at all be surprised if Pricewaterhouse was one of their actual front companies that is actually does accounting and services.

11:42 to appear to be legit when in fact the entire thing is one of these. Because they do it for all of the front companies, for MI6, for Massad, Pricewaterhouse is all over the map. Electoral and political analysis firm keyed into foreign elections, just foreign elections. So they are paying to interfere based on analysis in foreign elections.

12:12 as well as domestic. Operational support, like the purchase of condominiums in foreign countries, sporting goods business in the U.S. with sales to Latin America. And by sporting goods, we mean weapons and all that other kind of stuff. Various overseas foundations to provide grants, export import firms, a company which holds a note for certain U.S. government funds borrowed by a consortium of aluminum companies.

12:45 for the extraction of borsite in Guinea to ensure U.S. control of borsite extraction activities in Guinea. Really? The CIA had a front company that they borrowed money from aluminum companies to run a rare mineral extraction.

13:19 Okay. A number of employees of proprietaries in 1975 was 321. Of that number, 78 were actual agency employees, 178 were proprietary hires, and 65 were foreign. And the 178 and the 65 are the ones that they're going to basically have these covert,

13:49 retirement funds and all of these other proprietary companies that are basically set up like an hr hive over here to hide the fact that they're actually employing these people all right it says the various types of funding and payrolling mechanisms used by the agency these are actually names of them devised facilities devised facilities notionals um

14:20 which are not incorporated, but our sole proprietary ships and notionals, which are merely business names are not formally constituted or registered, which do business at an address of an answering machine. So kind of like the mailbox companies. All right. Says there were 31 of the devised facilities, 67 of the devised.

14:50 facility notionals and 228 of the others that's a lot there follows a list of some of these proprietaries with brief destruct descriptions of their functions there are a total of 97. following that list is a description of the major headquarters that controlled them in addition there is a listing of all proprietaries during the period of 52 to 74.

15:22 because this investigation was done in 75. And then it gives you the amount, basically says the largest had $31 million in it. In the year 67 was selected to demonstrate the number of employees used by the agency's proprietaries. In that year, the agency had approximately 158 fake companies. These proprietary employed approximately 14,000.

15:52 92% of the employees were accounted for by three, which is the JB Greed, TP Tonic, and QR Active, which was basically a total of 13. TP Tonic and QR Active were Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. So they had about 3,000 doing fake reporting. And again, these are paid.

16:22 people that are doing nothing but propaganda jp greed interesting name is the air support capability in the far east 10 000 people working on trafficking drugs just saying that that's a lot of people that they're paying to traffic drugs all right here's air support this is i found this fascinating um

16:57 Below are four companies comprised in air support capability for worldwide contingency use. The complex is based in southeastern portion of the United States, i.e. basically meaning Miami. IU Control was a Florida corporation which acts as a holding company for the principal operating company in the complex. Assets consist solely of stock, no employees. IU Barrel was a Florida corporation based in South Florida.

17:28 a small air service company that could be quickly expanded, so basically like ground support, a Florida corporation which operates an airport in the southeastern part of the United States, a wholly owned subsidiary of IU Barrel, this is IU Epic, which operates a fixed-based aviation facility, provides an alternative air support capability as well. I believe...

17:59 This is the airstrip that they were using just outside of Miami to train all of the Cuban exiles. That was like a terrorist training camp. A Florida corporation, let's see, IU Pieces, a Florida corporation based in Miami, which acts as a purchasing agent for aviation supplies for the activities of the complex, this whole thing, can provide the same services as the air support activities, is a wholly owned subsidiary.

18:31 of IU barrel above. All right. Within the JP Greed complex, there were five companies that consisted of the air support capability for the Far East. At the time this was done, around 1974, 75, they were all in the process of being sold. And why would that be? Because we were pulling out of Vietnam.

19:00 First one is J.B. Crying. Just listen to these names. J.B. Crying, J.B. Choke, J.B. Heedful. J.B. Crying was a Delaware corporation with corporate headquarters in Washington, D.C. that act as a holding company for Choke and Heedful and a proprietary C company.

19:29 JB Choke was a Delaware corporation with corporate offices in D.C., which has terminated all flying services contract. The company will be liquidated. Heatful was a Taiwan corporation with corporate offices in Taipei, which ceased flying operations in 1968, but has continued to provide ticketing and other services for other affiliated.

19:59 airlines, meaning in the same ballgame. So again, the entire Southeast Asia air support was in service to Chiang Kai-shek's drug operation with a little weapons moving around on the side. Proprietary B was a Hong Kong corporation located in Hong Kong, which provides computerized accounting service for J.B. Choke, which was the

20:30 Delaware company. Proprietary C, a Taiwan corporation located in Bangkok, which is the custodian for J.B. Choke files pertaining to Thai employees and contract services in Thailand, will be dissolved when Thai law no longer requires retention of these records. And this most likely was the company that was set up by Paul Helliwell when he was in charge of Thailand.

20:59 and then became kind of the Thailand consul in Miami. And believe me, the majority of all of this that we just described was set up by Paul Helliwell. His attorney's office did basically the incorporation of quite a few of these fake companies. Moving on, there is HB Sandtrap, which was a Delaware corporation at Washington National.

21:29 which had provided secure air support for agency employees in classified pouches between headquarters and other agency facilities in the U.S. The company had accepted commercial charter flights from non-agency customers for income and cover purposes. So you have this office sitting at Washington National Airport and they provided transportation.

21:55 for classified State Department pouches like the ones that they did the torture electrodes to Chile and to Iroquois and to Paraguay to all of their secret police down there. They were shuttled around on CIA aircraft in State Department pouches so that no one saw them through customs.

22:25 And they took a little business on the side just to pretend with their cover that they were a legitimate airline. Media publications. This is very interesting. A Liberian company. Now, I want to tell you guys the irony of this. Remember Liberia? Remember when we talked about Liberia? Liberia, back in the early 1800s, was a country that was set up

22:56 for the exclusive use, it was literally considered an American colony in Africa, the only one we had. It was set up to basically do what Trump's doing right now with the illegals. They were repatriating former slaves to Africa, provided that obviously they were cleared to go. Eventually,

23:29 After the Civil War, there was a much larger exodus, but still not a lot. So Liberia, as the former slaves went there, we basically pushed out the indigenous people of Liberia and stole their land, gave it to former slaves that we had bought from the colonial powers.

23:56 running all of the African European colonies, and just basically said, get out of here. Here's your property. And so they create Liberia. They, of course, have spent the last 150 years in charge of Liberia as the descendants of these former temporary slaves.

24:25 And they enslaved the indigenous people. They lived like royalty. If you look at the pictures of the stuff that they built and we subsidized all of it. But in the process, they enslaved the indigenous people that had been pushed out and their land stolen. So, and yes, they're all black, but they just turned around and enslaved the blacks that had been living on the land there that the U.S. colonized away from them.

24:55 It was just a fascinating story of how none of our history that you learn in school is representative of what actually has happened in the world. The world is like this mega soap opera. So I don't even know why people bother with fiction because the nonfiction is really much stranger. So anyway.

25:24 For some reason, we went to Liberia and set up a corporation with a representative as a banker in Brussels, which pays book distribution costs. Funds are controlled by members of the New York Corporation of PD Portal 300, which is below, and paid through this corporation to avoid some of the problems of funding a domestic company.

25:55 in total amount required to affect the project operations okay so basically what they're telling you is they created a liberian corporation that is actually a new york a u.s corporation to pump out books and they did this um with brussels in the middle of it so you don't know that it's a cia funded

26:26 media company that's qr blonde all right qr bluff a liberian corporation which is used as attribution for agency funding to the above two proprietaries the two that we were just talking about and again no um um no employees there either just a bunch of shell companies

26:58 A German nonprofit, let's see, PD Portal 200, a German nonprofit organization in Munich, which acts as the home office of its Rome branch and is also used as a source for all agency funding to other project entities. No employees, has a branch called PD Portal 500 in Rome, Italy. So it's just a big slush fund.

27:28 PD Portal 100 was a company that was set up in London. PD Portal 400 was set up in Paris. And Portal 300 was set up in New York. But we don't do business in New York, said the CIA. Okay, Tomo SAIC. I'm sure that has nothing to do with SAIC. Oh, T-

27:58 Maybe it's T-O Mosaic. We'll say it that way. A Delaware corporation based in London, which provided an international news feature service. The project also supported the publication of books of propaganda value. The news feature service has been discontinued and the corporation will soon, the propaganda books. So there you go. Major propaganda.

28:30 AE Ledger, a French corporation located in Europe, which publishes a foreign language weekly periodical, which is disseminated to recipients in and out of Russia and contains articles on Soviet bloc matters, including a large amount of material prepared covertly in the Soviet Union by Russian dissidents. The periodical appears to encourage and assist activities in moderate segments of

29:00 Soviet society. So just Soviet propaganda. AE Dynamic, the New York corporation located in New York City that publishes periodicals and selected books for infiltration into the Soviet Union and distribution to travelers and Soviets residing outside. So this AE Dynamic is telling you that they are printing

29:27 um periodicals and books on a regular basis like magazines and weeklies and stuff like that and they are giving them to soviet um like uh what do you call it um immigrant communities and you know that they're um distributing them inside the united states as well because that's who they were recruiting like the de morgan shields as spies okay

29:59 Um, QR Mystic, a sole proprietary located in Washington, D.C., owned ostensibly by an agency employee whose journalistic services are utilized in support of foreign operations. Okay. Yeah. So again, this is Mockingbird. Um, now we have another complex called LP Panda.

30:26 The three companies below support a one-man accounting and management service in Europe that basically provided support to all of their proprietories over there. LP Remedy.

30:41 LP Cloud, which was a dormant company that was associated with Remedy. LP Chair, a New York company with no employees, which serves as a communication channel from headquarters to LP Remedy. And notice that it says that Cloud was the original name, and then it went to Remedy. And this is really important to indicate.

31:08 Now, obviously, these are code names for the real names. But this is what I was talking about earlier today and how they never go away. They just change the name so that they can fake you out that the other one got closed when, in fact, it never got closed at all. All right, more. LP Hocus, New York management and accounting company with three employees that do financial stuff for other proprietary organizations. LP Sugar.

31:38 a Maryland management and accounting that had three people, and LP Berry-B, a New York legal and accounting firm with three people as well. Insurance had MH Mutual Complex, which had 25 proprietaries comprising a clandestine support mechanism to provide personal insurance, annuity coverage, and escrow account maintenance for agents.

32:06 that are off the books. So I'm not going to go through all of these but I want you guys to like bookmark this so that you know that this is available if you ever need to go and verify whether or not they did that type of business before or we come across these code names again. So it says basically these are like one of them is in DC.

32:36 One of them was in Panama, which I find very interesting, that said it was an investment company in Panama and they own an apartment in Buenos Aires. Weird. Another pandemonium company with investment vehicles, a Delaware corporation for payroll, a Bermuda company for insurance vehicles.

33:02 disability, term life, blah, blah, blah. Another Panama company, a Liberian company that serves as the owner of one of the other ones. A Bohemian company, which serves as the owner of another one of these and does staff pension plans. A Liberian company, a Bermuda company, a Lichtenstein company.

33:33 a Bohemian company, a Delaware company, a Cayman Island one for annuities, term life insurance, pension plan, a Florida company, which provided payroll cover, a Swiss company, a Channel Island company, a Pandemonium company, another Pandemonium, a Lichtenstein.

34:00 Another Panama company, Florida company, which is basically just a rename, Lichtenstein, a European insurance and reinsurance company. So again, all over the world. Logistical support, there's a couple of Delaware companies, KM Jaggery and TP Lintex, which

34:26 One of them does basically general merchandise, which cannot be traced to the US government. The other one, Delaware Corporation, which has an address in New York, arranges research and development and production contracts in a manner that cannot be traced to the US government for plausible deniability. Then we get to stock accounts. So we've got a Delaware company.

34:54 with an address in Baltimore which purchases arms, ammunition, and police-related equipment that cannot be traced to the U.S. government. Talks about another one that does commercial service for personnel assigned to a New York base, you know, because we don't do anything in the United States. The New York Corporation with offices in Midtown Manhattan was a management consulting firm and

35:25 There's another one that's a management consulting firm and another one that's a management consulting firm. Got to do lots of that PR work because that's basically what these are. And we know that the CIA likes to hide people in the PR realm because it gives them the cover to travel all over the world and do PR related stuff. All right. Here's an importing company.

35:53 with the Far East, a Thai company located in Bangkok that acts as a travel agency, a Virginia corporation outside of D.C. that provides funding for non-official cover officers in the Middle East, and it is based on a research organization on energy matters.

36:20 Oh, here's another one. Agency officer who provides behavioral psychology assistance to the operators. Okay. This goes on and on and on. Here's another Delaware corporation operating in Falls Church. A California corporation headquartered in Los Angeles.

36:48 that basically says it does security assistance, badging, counter audio inspections, blah, blah, blah. A Washington DC one, a Maryland one. This one, listen to this one. Cover for an agency employee who provides electoral and political analysis on South American and European elections. He also trains personnel in polling techniques and electoral analysis.

37:19 So this is their election interference guy right here. That's his fake company. Then it says there's 27 companies that make up foreign operations. And this is, I found this fascinating because like the first one is a Lichtenstein company that owns a condominium that they were using as a listening post.

37:49 A Latin American company was used to establish cover and funds for an East Asian agent. The agent exports goods to Latin America for resale. Now, East Asian would be, I believe in this case, Taiwanese, because remember how the CIA was setting up all of the Taiwanese people in all of the Latin American countries in order to do...

38:19 the training um reciprocity um taiwan would um conduct like the level two terrorist training camp um so that's what i think that one is the florida corporation formed to provide cover and livelihood to an agency employee in latin america selling quote-unquote sporting goods the liberian corporation

38:52 was harboring a field agent. Liberian Corporation was the employer of two employees. So they basically look like they were citizens or working out of Liberia when in fact they were CIA. A Lichtenstein company that holds a mortgage on a property in Austria.

39:21 A Lichtenstein Foundation, several of them actually, and these would be ones that fund like the destabilization. They set them up to make them look like a non-profit and then they launder money through them. Another one is a Lichtenstein Import-Export. They used them. Lichtenstein was probably the most used.

39:49 to transit weapons. So they had some guy there that worked in the government that basically just like rubber stamped everything. So if you needed a manifest, and we learned that with Edwin Wilson, if you needed a manifest with weapons stamped, you paid the Lichtenstein government because they never would look at anything. They just rubber stamped everything for the right amount of money. Whole bunch of Panama ones.

40:17 More Panama ones, more Panama ones. Some of them were investments. Here's another one that, okay, this is the extraction in Guinea. Okay, so this says that ensure U.S. control of the extraction activities in Guinea.

40:52 The note issued in 1961 was in the principal amount of $2,800,000. The balance of it was 1.7 that was deemed uncollected since 1962 when payments stopped. At the time, the government of Guinea naturalized the extraction effort. Aside from the note, the company has no other assets. So they basically were taking the Guinea.

41:22 Mineral, and then the country nationalized that so they never finished paying off the loan from the consortium of aluminum companies. Good to know. All right. Let's see what else we got. Another Far East office that's located in New York City for a contract employee in the Far East.

41:57 that is targeted against foreign intelligence assets. So these are just places that they hide people. And I think it's important to understand how many there are. And this was back in the day, you know, in between of basically stuff going away in Southeast Asia and stuff picking up in Latin America. Okay.

42:35 So this one says a Lichtenstein Corporation operated by a lawyer in Europe, which had been used by the lessee of apartments of operational interest in two European cities. Also used as an employer of certain agency employees in the Far East when they operated in alias.

42:57 Their funds have been passed through a company bank account in amounts necessary for the lease payments and to create a commercial image. Then it says this other one is a Swiss entity in a European trucking company. So it has interest in a European trucking company. I wonder why they'd want that.

43:23 Other owners of the trucking company are unwitting of the agency's interest, and the agency has been trying to sell its equity since 1973. Nice to control all of the legs of a logistics tail. Excuse me. Okay, what else we got? Funding and payroll. This basically just says that they run,

43:59 the payroll through these um especially for the fake companies the employees and them um and like i said they have the agreement that with the irs that if any of them get audited they basically just close the audit um so there was something on this page um okay lp berry

44:37 A one-man, one-secretary accounting and legal firm in New York City, which provides services to agency proprietary clients as well as commercial customers. The majority of the cost of this proprietary are usually subsidized by the agency. However, during the past 12-month period, the proprietary did earn substantial fees from legal clients, including a $20,000 fee, which was a contingent upon a favorable settlement of a civil case.

45:05 So this is a lawyer that the CIA has basically on retainer hanging out in this fake company so they can use them for whatever they need them to use them for. Next one is LP Pike, a small importing firm in New York City that provides cover for Far East. In the past, the company had earned substantial revenue. However, in recent months for the next year, it expected to have to be subsidized.

45:33 And if they're importing, likely it's illicit goods from the southeast, far east. A complex, let's see, PD portal, a complex of companies both in the U.S. and abroad, which comprise a worldwide book distribution and manuscript publishing activity. Hmm. More propaganda. This is what they do when they want one of their books.

46:01 They just basically pay. They've written the book. They pay somebody to pretend like they're the author, and they use these companies to produce the book so that it says what they want it to say. P.D. Ledger, a small company in Europe that published a weekly periodical. This is like the one that was focused on Russia. This is another one.

46:31 i think we covered this one but this one was doing nationalistic material between new york and german office offices so they had two fake ones and they were using that to coordinate nationalist propaganda um don't think there was anything on these that stood out to me um

47:03 no there was one other one okay so this is basically what and i don't think this is worth a um hill of beans as far as an actual accounting because again all of the stuff that matters is covert um so this is a listing of the values of money in each of the proprietaries as you go down through here

47:29 the highest net equity balance on the agency's records during a period of time. And then the one that would really matter is the one over on the far right. That is the balance. And as you can see this again, this is just all propaganda bullshit because they're basically saying like at one time, this one company had $3.5 million in it. Now it has nothing.

47:56 2.8 million now has nothing 7 million now nothing um another almost 8 million now nothing um 1 million now nothing so you get so we get down here to this iu abate um 3 million it still had the 3 million in it um but then there's some lesser ones um this greed one is the air one so it had 34 million

48:27 they were only um down to 32 30 yeah basically 32 million because it said they were trying to sell off the aircraft equipment which we proved they didn't actually sell it off they just reconvened under a different name now this right here is some of the um investments that they had made of the people that were off book um for their retirements and things like that um so keep going down here

48:56 Basically, they're just saying they don't have any money, but they used to have tons of money in these accounts. This one's overdrawn by almost $400,000. Okay, so you get the gist of what they're saying here. All of a sudden, when they get investigated, they have no money. Okay, now here.

49:35 talks about how they go about disposing of things and what you're going to find. So here is a note from the Rockefeller commission, and this is Nelson Rockefeller's commission. I think by and large that the day of the big proprietary is over. We have attempted over the past few years to try to squeeze down on some kinds of proprietaries. And I think we really have gone now to a fairly small number and a fairly tightly controlled group of proprietaries.

50:04 Our experience with proprietaries in the past has been, if left by themselves, they tend to absorb larger and larger amounts of government money and are not particularly for a business. Duh. They are not very viable in the business sense and quickly become suspect as not having any commercial validity. And we have, I think, in the past 10 years, we have in this...

50:31 in 10 years gotten rid of the enormous number of proprietaries in this field. I don't foresee us getting in the immediate future into any expansion of proprietaries. I think we are about right in terms of where we are. Okay. So blah, blah, blah, blah. And then they talk about how they've reviewed these. They're eliminating a bunch of them.

51:09 But here is the beginning list of the entities that existed and the code names that they went by. So I just wanted to make you guys aware that this is out there as a resource. And there is another one that has all of the clear text of what these all mean. And I posted it before, but

51:41 I will post a link to this one and the definition of all of those again tomorrow so that you have them both together in one post if you want to use that. Where is that one? Okay, so let's keep going. This is a crap ton of companies.

52:17 All right. I think that gets us about an hour's worth. I am going to go back over. This is about how far I got in the preview, thinking that we would get to this part. So we made it to our goal. But there are some things in this part right here. I did go through the first couple. Like, for example, this one right here.

52:51 W.U. Lazy. This proprietary was used in support of air activity for a large agency paramilitary program in Africa. Gosh, I wonder which one that would be before 1975. I'm going to guess it was the Congo. At such time as the program was concluded, all assets were removed from the company and the corporate shell was given to the attorney who established the entity in lieu of paying his prospective fee for dissolving the corporation.

53:20 So basically one of their lawyers that they basically keep on retainer is pretending to hold this thing over here when in fact they're probably going to use it for a later entity. But anyway, there's some mention of USAID and stuff like that. So we'll pick up here when we come back, which will not be tomorrow night. It'll probably be Thursday night because tomorrow night.

53:48 Alpha Warrior and I are going to talk about Yemen. And that's going to be very interesting because he has a completely different take on Yemen not using his gladio glasses. So we're going to see if we can bring Yemen into focus for Alpha with his gladio glasses on. He may or may not be wearing them by the end of the program, but we'll see.

54:18 OK, so thanks for being here. Appreciate it. Let me get over here. Hold on just a second. All right. So we don't have any questions in the chat. Thanks, everybody, for being here. And we will be back hopefully Thursday night to wrap this up.

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CIA funded Radio Liberty documented ▶ 4:49

CIA funded Guinea documented ▶ 12:12

“as well as domestic. Operational support, like the purchase of condominiums in foreign countries, sporting goods business in the U.S. with sales to Latin America. And by sporting goods, we mean weapon…”

CIA funded Radio Free Europe documented ▶ 15:52

“92% of the employees were accounted for by three, which is the JB Greed, TP Tonic, and QR Active, which was basically a total of 13. TP Tonic and QR Active were Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. So…”

CIA funded Radio Liberty documented ▶ 15:52

CIA funded QR Active documented ▶ 15:52

CIA funded TP Tonic documented ▶ 15:52

CIA funded JB Greed documented ▶ 15:52

IU Barrel subsidiary_of IU Control documented ▶ 16:57

“Below are four companies comprised in air support capability for worldwide contingency use. The complex is based in southeastern portion of the United States, i.e. basically meaning Miami. IU Control …”

IU Control subsidiary_of CIA documented ▶ 16:57

IU Epic subsidiary_of IU Barrel documented ▶ 17:28

“a small air service company that could be quickly expanded, so basically like ground support, a Florida corporation which operates an airport in the southeastern part of the United States, a wholly ow…”

IU Pieces subsidiary_of IU Barrel documented ▶ 17:59

“This is the airstrip that they were using just outside of Miami to train all of the Cuban exiles. That was like a terrorist training camp. A Florida corporation, let's see, IU Pieces, a Florida corpor…”

JB Crying subsidiary_of JB Greed documented ▶ 19:00

“First one is J.B. Crying. Just listen to these names. J.B. Crying, J.B. Choke, J.B. Heedful. J.B. Crying was a Delaware corporation with corporate headquarters in Washington, D.C. that act as a holdin…”

JB Choke subsidiary_of JB Crying documented ▶ 19:00

JB Heedful subsidiary_of JB Crying documented ▶ 19:00

CIA trafficked Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 19:59

“airlines, meaning in the same ballgame. So again, the entire Southeast Asia air support was in service to Chiang Kai-shek's drug operation with a little weapons moving around on the side. Proprietary …”

CIA supplied_arms_to Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 19:59

Proprietary B subsidiary_of JB Choke documented ▶ 19:59

Proprietary B subsidiary_of JB Choke documented ▶ 20:30

“Delaware company. Proprietary C, a Taiwan corporation located in Bangkok, which is the custodian for J.B. Choke files pertaining to Thai employees and contract services in Thailand, will be dissolved …”

Paul Helliwell founded Proprietary B host_asserted ▶ 20:30

Paul Helliwell founded JB Greed host_asserted ▶ 20:59

“and then became kind of the Thailand consul in Miami. And believe me, the majority of all of this that we just described was set up by Paul Helliwell. His attorney's office did basically the incorpora…”

HB Sandtrap subsidiary_of CIA documented ▶ 21:29

“which had provided secure air support for agency employees in classified pouches between headquarters and other agency facilities in the U.S. The company had accepted commercial charter flights from n…”

CIA supplied_arms_to Chile host_asserted ▶ 21:55

“for classified State Department pouches like the ones that they did the torture electrodes to Chile and to Iroquois and to Paraguay to all of their secret police down there. They were shuttled around …”

CIA supplied_arms_to Paraguay host_asserted ▶ 21:55

PD Portal 300 front_for CIA documented ▶ 25:24

“For some reason, we went to Liberia and set up a corporation with a representative as a banker in Brussels, which pays book distribution costs. Funds are controlled by members of the New York Corporat…”

QR Bluff front_for CIA documented ▶ 26:26

“media company that's qr blonde all right qr bluff a liberian corporation which is used as attribution for agency funding to the above two proprietaries the two that we were just talking about and agai…”

PD Portal 300 front_for CIA documented ▶ 26:58

“A German nonprofit, let's see, PD Portal 200, a German nonprofit organization in Munich, which acts as the home office of its Rome branch and is also used as a source for all agency funding to other p…”

Tomo SAIC front_for CIA documented ▶ 27:58

“Maybe it's T-O Mosaic. We'll say it that way. A Delaware corporation based in London, which provided an international news feature service. The project also supported the publication of books of propa…”

AE Ledger front_for CIA documented ▶ 28:30

“AE Ledger, a French corporation located in Europe, which publishes a foreign language weekly periodical, which is disseminated to recipients in and out of Russia and contains articles on Soviet bloc m…”

AE Dynamic front_for CIA documented ▶ 29:00

“Soviet society. So just Soviet propaganda. AE Dynamic, the New York corporation located in New York City that publishes periodicals and selected books for infiltration into the Soviet Union and distri…”

QR Mystic front_for CIA documented ▶ 29:59

“Um, QR Mystic, a sole proprietary located in Washington, D.C., owned ostensibly by an agency employee whose journalistic services are utilized in support of foreign operations. Okay. Yeah. So again, t…”

LP Remedy front_for CIA documented ▶ 30:26

“The three companies below support a one-man accounting and management service in Europe that basically provided support to all of their proprietories over there. LP Remedy.…”

LP Chair subsidiary_of LP Remedy documented ▶ 30:41

“LP Cloud, which was a dormant company that was associated with Remedy. LP Chair, a New York company with no employees, which serves as a communication channel from headquarters to LP Remedy. And notic…”

LP Cloud subsidiary_of LP Remedy documented ▶ 30:41

LP Sugar front_for CIA documented ▶ 31:08

“Now, obviously, these are code names for the real names. But this is what I was talking about earlier today and how they never go away. They just change the name so that they can fake you out that the…”

LP Hocus front_for CIA documented ▶ 31:08

MH Mutual Complex front_for CIA documented ▶ 31:38

“a Maryland management and accounting that had three people, and LP Berry-B, a New York legal and accounting firm with three people as well. Insurance had MH Mutual Complex, which had 25 proprietaries …”

LP Berry-B front_for CIA documented ▶ 31:38

TP Lintex front_for CIA documented ▶ 34:26

“One of them does basically general merchandise, which cannot be traced to the US government. The other one, Delaware Corporation, which has an address in New York, arranges research and development an…”

KM Jaggery front_for CIA documented ▶ 34:26

CIA operated_in New York City host_asserted ▶ 34:54

“with an address in Baltimore which purchases arms, ammunition, and police-related equipment that cannot be traced to the U.S. government. Talks about another one that does commercial service for perso…”

CIA operated_in Baltimore host_asserted ▶ 34:54

CIA operated_in Middle East host_asserted ▶ 35:53

“with the Far East, a Thai company located in Bangkok that acts as a travel agency, a Virginia corporation outside of D.C. that provides funding for non-official cover officers in the Middle East, and …”

CIA operated_in West Virginia host_asserted ▶ 35:53

CIA operated_in Bangkok host_asserted ▶ 35:53

CIA operated_in Asia host_asserted ▶ 35:53

CIA operated_in West Virginia host_asserted ▶ 36:20

“Oh, here's another one. Agency officer who provides behavioral psychology assistance to the operators. Okay. This goes on and on and on. Here's another Delaware corporation operating in Falls Church. …”

CIA operated_in Delaware host_asserted ▶ 36:20

CIA operated_in Californian host_asserted ▶ 36:20

CIA operated_in Los Angeles host_asserted ▶ 36:20

CIA operated_in Washington, D.C. host_asserted ▶ 36:48

“that basically says it does security assistance, badging, counter audio inspections, blah, blah, blah. A Washington DC one, a Maryland one. This one, listen to this one. Cover for an agency employee w…”

CIA operated_in Maryland host_asserted ▶ 36:48

CIA operated_in Latin America host_asserted ▶ 37:49

“A Latin American company was used to establish cover and funds for an East Asian agent. The agent exports goods to Latin America for resale. Now, East Asian would be, I believe in this case, Taiwanese…”

CIA operated_in Florida host_asserted ▶ 38:19

“the training um reciprocity um taiwan would um conduct like the level two terrorist training camp um so that's what i think that one is the florida corporation formed to provide cover and livelihood t…”

CIA operated_in Liechtenstein host_asserted ▶ 38:52

“was harboring a field agent. Liberian Corporation was the employer of two employees. So they basically look like they were citizens or working out of Liberia when in fact they were CIA. A Lichtenstein…”

CIA operated_in Austria host_asserted ▶ 38:52

CIA operated_in Liberia host_asserted ▶ 38:52

CIA recruited Edwin Wilson host_asserted ▶ 39:49

“to transit weapons. So they had some guy there that worked in the government that basically just like rubber stamped everything. So if you needed a manifest, and we learned that with Edwin Wilson, if …”

Guinea nationalized Nationalization of extraction activities in Guinea host_asserted ▶ 40:52

“The note issued in 1961 was in the principal amount of $2,800,000. The balance of it was 1.7 that was deemed uncollected since 1962 when payments stopped. At the time, the government of Guinea natural…”

CIA operated_in Europe host_asserted ▶ 42:35

“So this one says a Lichtenstein Corporation operated by a lawyer in Europe, which had been used by the lessee of apartments of operational interest in two European cities. Also used as an employer of …”

CIA operated_in Switzerland host_asserted ▶ 42:57

“Their funds have been passed through a company bank account in amounts necessary for the lease payments and to create a commercial image. Then it says this other one is a Swiss entity in a European tr…”

CIA funded Rockefeller Commission host_asserted ▶ 49:35

“talks about how they go about disposing of things and what you're going to find. So here is a note from the Rockefeller commission, and this is Nelson Rockefeller's commission. I think by and large th…”

CIA operated_in Africa host_asserted ▶ 52:51

“W.U. Lazy. This proprietary was used in support of air activity for a large agency paramilitary program in Africa. Gosh, I wonder which one that would be before 1975. I'm going to guess it was the Con…”

W.U. Lazy operated_in Congo speculative ▶ 52:51

CIA funded W.U. Lazy host_asserted ▶ 52:51

CIA funded USAID host_asserted ▶ 53:20

“So basically one of their lawyers that they basically keep on retainer is pretending to hold this thing over here when in fact they're probably going to use it for a later entity. But anyway, there's …”