1/ Nepal Part 2
However, close integration between the US and Nepal would help create a balancing act in the Himalayas with Beijing, given that the PLA constantly challenges India’s position at the LAC. 2/ According to the Global Times, the leaked document reads that the agreement strengthens the “partnership, in defense and security,” between the US and Nepal.

1/ NEPAL Part 1, This article, a CIA front Millennium Challenge Corporation. Keep in mind the CIA set up terrorist training camps in Nepal to train Uyghurs to insert into China as an insurgency terrorist group as you read this article. I will pos the article as the end of it. 2/ "With tensions escalating between the US and China, the Himalayan country of Nepal has emerged as a new frontier between the two rivals competing for geopolitical influence. While the US has denied any malice in intention,

1/ I asked Grok about the timing of OPS being disbanded because Congress discovered what it was doing and the creation of DEA.
Context of the OPS and Its Controversial Legacy
OPS Overview: 2/ • The USAID Office of Public Safety, established in 1962 and directed by Byron Engle until 1973, trained over one million police officers in 52 countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, Brazil, and Guatemala.

1/ During our 4 pm Spaces yesterday, it was revealed that Byron Engle was Dan Mitrione boss at Office of Public Safety. Here is a summary of Bryon Engle.
Training and CIA Involvement: 2/ • Post-World War II Japan (1940s–1950s): After World War II, Engle was sent to Japan to assist in reorganizing its police forces as part of U.S. occupation efforts. He worked under the Civil Affairs Division, focusing on creating professional, decentralized police forces.

1/ American Military Assistance Programs since 1945 from an Oxford Research Project
PART 11 2/ For Iraq and Afghanistan, insider accounts and first-person memoirs can be valuable alongside journalistic exposés such as Ann Jones’s “Meet the Afghan Army: Is It a Figment of Washington’s Imagination,” in The Case for Withdrawal From Afghanistan, edited by Nick Turse…

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PART 10

The topic of American military assistance since WW2 is incredibly broad. Scholars beginning research on this topic should consult Michael McClintock’s book Instruments of Statecraft: U.S. 2/ Guerrilla Warfare, Counterinsurgency and Counterterrorism, 1940–1990 (1992), which remains indispensable in its analysis of American military doctrine in the post-war era. McClintock’s books on Guatemala and El Salvador (The American Connection: Vol. I: State Terror and

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PART 9 2/ The US provided Israel with hundreds million in arms sales, including M48 battle tanks and Skyhawk jets, Hawk missiles, Sikorsky S-58 helicopters diverted secretly from West Germany, and advanced communications and electronic equipment, all used during the Six-Day War. U.S.

1/ 1/ American Military Assistance Programs since 1945 from an Oxford Research Project
PART 8 2/ Latin America had for years been a key focal point for military assistance programs,costing the United States $687 million from 1952 to 1968 in addition to arms sales valuedat $178 million.

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PART 7

Policymakers supporting military assistance to oppressive governments had long warned that cutbacks would jeopardize U.S. access to raw materials and military bases 2/ and “paralyze the conduct of all foreign relations,” as Milton Eisenhower reported to his brother following a 1958 tour of Latin America. (this is a perfect illustration of the international syndicate, the assassinations, torture, kidnapping were terror operations

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PART 6 2/ To avoid a further deterioration of security in South Vietnam, President John F. Kennedy escalated the number of U.S. military advisers to 16,000 and provided helicopters, light aviation and transport equipment, as well as personnel “for aerial reconnaissance, instruction in…

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PART 5

Local forces sometimes had little interest in learning U.S. military doctrines but were eager to obtain high-tech military equipment that could enable them to gain political advantage. 2/ Albert Riedel, a police adviser in Kabul, Afghanistan, wrote to his superiors infall 1957 that he was not even allowed to tag along with Afghan police officers on their patrols, noting that the prime minister would “take any free donations of equipment but they would use it…

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PART 4

Historians acknowledged that the military assistance program in Greece contributed to the defeat of resistance forces opposed to British and US control of Greece. 2/ Those resistance forces were indigenously supported rather than serving as Soviet proxies as was alleged at the time.

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PART 3
President Truman told Congress it was necessary to support NATO stating “the cost of supplying equipment [through our aid programs] 2/ is only a fraction of the cost of raising a comparable force ourselves.” Opposition were called isolationists. Sounds familiar. Former Pres Herbert Hoover, stated Europe would “become the graveyard of American boys and would end in the exhaustion

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PART 2 2/ American military assistance programs date to the opening of the 20th century, when theU.S. military developed police constabularies in Cuba and the Philippines to uphold colonial occupations once American forces had been withdrawn.

1/ American Military Assistance Programs since 1945 from an Oxford Research Project
PART 1 2/ In 1949, after President Harry S. Truman approved National Security Council (NSC)Memorandum 14 advocating military assistance, Congress passed the Mutual DefenseAssistance Act, the first in a series of global arms bills through which the United States came to provide grants…

1/ Operation Gladio and the International Syndicate

Wherever companies like Exxon Mobil, Chevron Texaco, BP Amoco & Royal Dutch/Shell want to go the CIA is clearing the way. Iran was no exception. By 1957 the CIA, created the Shah of Iran’s brutal secret police known as SAVAK. 2/ Kermit Roosevelt, the Mossadegh coup-master and later Northrop salesman, admitted in his memoirs that SAVAK was 100% created by the CIA, MI6 and Mossad. For the next 20 years the CIA and SAVAK ran internal suppression, terror raids all in the name of Persian Gulf security.

1/ In Feb 2022, Western media (primarily those associated with CIA/MI6 as mouthpieces for the intelligence community) including the BBC, MSNBC and ABC News, published pics of Valentyna Konstantynovska, a 79-year-old Ukrainian learning to shoot an AK-47, but failed to identify… 2/ …the trainers as the neo-Nazi militia, Azov Battalion. In 2015, US Congress passed a bill giving hundreds of millions of dollars’ aid to Ukraine, which removed the prohibition of supporting Nazi affilitated Azov Regiment.

1/ John PaisleyDate of Death: September 1978 (body found October 1, 1978).
Details: John Paisley was a former CIA official who disappeared while sailing alone on his sailboat, Brillig, in the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland. 2/ His body was found a week later, washed ashore in the Potomac River, with a gunshot wound to the head and diving weights attached to his body.

1/ Philip Merrill, a prominent publisher (owner of The Capital newspaper) and former diplomat, disappeared while sailing alone on his yacht in the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland. His body was found 10 days later with an anchor tied to his legs and a shotgun wound to the head. 2/ The official ruling was suicide, based on the coroner’s report and lack of evidence of foul play.

1/ What is Sayanim? 2/ I found it used in an article and did a little research...this is what Michael Ellmer wrote about it on April 16, 2021: "In order to understand the operational function of the Sayanim, it would be helpful to give some background context on the Mossad, the agency whom they…

1/The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), formed in 1947 adopted techniques rooted in Nazi ideology, particularly in psychological torture. The methods used globally under the guise of relief and assistance programs such as the Office of Public Safety and Agency for Development. The most infamous was the Phoenix Program during Vietnam. 2/The Phoenix Program, officially established by the CIA in 1967, was an intelligence network in Vietnam, labeled a counter-insurgency operations when, in fact, it was an insurgency operation against the indigenous citizens of a sovereign country. It included police, military intelligence, and other CIA activities. This allowed the CIA to gather and extort information from people deemed high-value targets.