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"Somehow Sicilia, a twenty-nine-year-old Cuban exile from Miami, was able to emerge as the ringleader of the so-called 'Mexican connection,' which promptly filled the vacuum created by the destruction of the Ricord 2) network in 1972... The new Sicilia network... was operating by May 1972, and had 'revenues reliably established in the hundreds of millions of dollars' by the time of Sicilia's arrest in July 1975.

1) The Reagan admin alleged the Medellin Cartel was selling drugs to the Sandinistas and used that allegation as a reason to take them out. Their 'eye witnesses' were Nazi loving CIA asset Lehder and CIA asset Barry Seal. This led to the following: 2) "The enlarged U.S. presence in Columbia... produced not order but a major escalation of Medellin cartel violence. This reached a peak in 1989, when a Colombian commercial airliner was blown up, killing all 110 passengers....

1) Vesco...Vesco...oh yeah.

During Tesco's time in Costa Rica Vesco approached the legendary mercenary and arms dealer Mitch WerBell III (who also happened to have been a part of the old OSS "China cowboys" clique) with a modest proposal.
You remember Werbell, outside of Ft Bennings...weapons arms dealer? 2) "In 1973 WerBell was busy with other projects as well. Early that year he was approached by Marti Figueres, the son of outgoing Costa Rican president Pepe Figueres, who wanted to buy WerBell's entire stock of 2,000 silenced Ingrams.

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"... This community is also represented in the World Anti-Communist League. Andres Nazario Sargen, the president of Alpha 66, a Cuban émigré group accused of bombings and assassinations throughout the United States, is a long-standing member of the League." 2)
(Inside the League, Scott & John Lee Anderson, pg. 248)

Alpha 66 co-founder Antonio Veciana was convicted of cocaine trafficking in 1974. This is hardly the only link between the organization and criminal activity. Colonel William Bishop, a former CIA contract employee who

1) "The 'Cuban Mafia' that federal narcs say is the rotten core of the big Miami narcotics apple – marijuana and high-grade cocaine smuggled by plane and boat from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru – utilizes the routes' contacts and techniques for transporting Caribbean 2) contraband that were developed by the CIA during the Secret War. In many cases the CIA and the Mafia share the same bad apples..."The Operation 40 drug smuggling appears to have been part of a much larger

I am going to lay out a relationship between oligarch international businesses and places we set up drug networks to develop a pattern to look out for...
1) You learn something new everyday. Remember reading about Standard Oil break up into all the smaller 2) oil companies but were really, secretively all still Standard Oil? One of them was Standard Oil Company of New York (shortened to Socony). Socony would merge with Vacuum Oil Company later and eventually become Mobile Oil.

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That's an interesting question. Let's dive in...you have to go back to Southern Air's roots which was originally Southern Air Transport (SAT). SAT was set up in 1947 as the CIA was setting up Chiang in Taiwan to take over the opium/heroin trade.

https://twitter.com/1913mug/status/1858478175421977080

2) SAT initially operated as a Miami-based charter airline that flew cargo to the Bahamas (this was for money laundering/drugs). By 1960, it was a three-aircraft affair that was suffering from significant debts on the books but it generated billions in black market drug sales.

1) This is gonna be one of your favorites:
"Stephen Hadley has made a career of promoting, overseeing, and profiting from war. He was the Bush White House official responsible for inserting faulty intelligence about Iraq's nuclear capabilities (the "yellowcake forgery") 2) in Bush's State of the Union in 2003. He offered his resignation, but was instead later promoted to national security advisor. Since leaving the White House, he has co-founded an international consulting firm and joined the board of weapons manufacturer Raytheon,

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CIA’s John Brennan is/was CEO of The Analysis Corporation (TAC). It is owned by Global Strategy Group (North America) which is the operating company of GTEC. 2)
It was set up in 1990 which means it was set up during Bush Sr admin and worked on “counterterrorism” or as we would call it #OperationGladio since the CIA is always behind terrorism and we know the Brennan wasn’t fighting against the CIA.

1) "Writing in 1976, Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., a former Chief of Naval Operations, noted in his book On Watch. ““the deliberate, systematic and, unfortunately, extremely successful efforts of the President, Henry Kissinger, 2) Alexander Haig and a few subordinate members of their inner circle to conceal, sometimes by simple silence, sometimes by deceit, their real policies about the most critical matters of national security.” In March of that year, New York Times reported the memoir

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During World War II, more than 20,000 soldiers were stationed at, or passed through, Seattle’s Fort Lawton (now Discovery Park). On August 14, 1944, a brief scuffle between a Black enlisted man and an Italian prisoner of war quickly escalated into a bloody riot. 2) Sometime that night, Private Guglielmo Olivotto was murdered, lynched with a rope attached to an obstacle course. After months of investigation, JAG Col. Leon Jaworski (later of Watergate fame) brought charges

1) According to Peter Dale Scott, para politics a system, or practice of politics in which accountability is consciously diminished. Generally speaking, covert politics, is the conduct of public affairs, 2) not by rational debate and responsible decision-making, but by indirection, collusion and deceit. Also defined as the political exploitation of

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1) Michael Hudson wrote about the economics of running forever deficits and describes it in interesting terms. We've been taught that it was Richard Nixon that removed us from the gold standard August 1971 correct? 2) Well, let's just see how that history lesson stands up to the events at the time. The mechanism that allowed currency to be pegged to a fixed price of gold was the London Gold Pool. It disbanded in 1968. There's that year again.

1) So let's go over what we learned today William Pawley, a former Pan Am Airlines (used frequently by the CIA) executive who had been assigned by President Roosevelt to undertake a series of secret operations for 2) the OSS in China (think Gladio). He created the Flying Tigers airline a long time CIA asset. In 1950 Pawley was instrumental in setting up the infamous Civil Air Transport, another CIA front that was notoriously used for ferrying drugs from the Golden triangle in Asia to the US.

1) I came across William Pawley in the Nelson Rockefeller book "They Will Be Done". No, I didn't have a shocked look on my face either. But I do feel the need to jump ahead a little. Once I came across his name, I went to the index to see if there were more mentions. 2) Of course there were...and remember how I said recently that something much bigger was happening when they took Nixon off the field? Well you are going to find the following very interesting timing wise. Nelson Rockefeller was sworn in on Dec 22, 1974.

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1)Let's continue our Rockefeller exposure...

We left off with Frederick Gates. He was the son of a Baptist missionary that was sent to the western frontier and rose to the secretaryship of the American Baptist Education Society that ran many of the indigenous Indian schools. 2) In 1887, Gates was among those that convinced Senior (John Rockefeller) to create the Baptist University of Chicago. A first of its kind. Its original mission was to influence the religious development of the new states being set up by defeating and displacing all the Indians.

1) Admiral Daniel Murphy is another one .@BillOReilly doesn’t know exists. He was principal military assistant to successive Secretaries of Defense Melvin R. Laird and Elliot Richardson, deputy director of the CIA in 1976 and 1977, and Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy at the Pentagon from 1977 to 1980 under Jimmy Carter. 2) He was Vice President George H. W. Bush's chief of staff from 1981 to 1985, which means he was intimately involved with Felix Rodriguez and illegal funding of Contras.

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1) A young Nelson Rockefeller was taken by John Rockefeller Jr (dad) to visit mines in the west and saw his first Indians. They were paid by Rockefeller's company Colorado Fuel and Iron Company to dance for the children. 2) It was the first time he came in contact with baptist missionaries trying to change the indigenous Indians culture. He didn't realize that basically most if not all the missionaries were being paid for by his father and grandfather.

1) Evo Morales is in the news with an attempted assassination so let's take a look at him with our Gladio Glasses on...we've already covered a Gladio op in 2019 so lets see how it all meshes together...bc it does. 2) Morales is accused of 'abuse of minors' while president. These accusations appeared in the US affiliated press in Bolivia. It's also interesting to note that Morales has also been accused of support of Bolivia's indigenous ppl and limiting missionaries and

More on Nelson Rockefeller...
1) In 1969 he was given full use of AF2 to fly around South America. He was referred to there as the "Coordinator". He served during WW2 as the US Coordinator of InterAmerican Affairs. In other words, 2) he would have played a vital role in resettlement of the Nazis. He created a very hostile environment for unions that were attempting to achieve workers rights in South America like their North Americans counterparts. That was not allowed without being labeled a communist.

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1) Father Edgar Smith discovered the indigenous Amazon Indian genocide occurring in Brazil and taped confessions he hard in confessionals with the ppl's permission. He gave the tapes to the government that had been installed by the CIA. 2) Prosecutors assigned to the case would quit bc they knew it endangered their life. Finally the outcry was too large to be ignored. and in 1968 the revelations of Indian genocide was made public. The attorney general insisted on a trial and found that there were many such