The tag 'Gladio' is associated with 7 posts.

FTR #360 Ties That Bind Pt 4

Past imbroglios which have impelled var­i­ous 9/11 par­tic­i­pants down their respec­tive roads to destiny.

FTR #321 The Return of Il Duce, Part II

Return of the fas­cist Alleanza Nazionale as part of the coali­tion gov­ern­ment of Sil­vio Berlusconi.

FTR #213 Interview with Kevin Coogan on Dreamer of the Day: Francis Parker Yockey and the Post-War Fascist International

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MP3 One Seg­ment
Begin­ning with review of Yockey and the post-war fas­cist inter­na­tional, the pro­gram ana­lyzes Yockey’s mag­num opus Imperium. This fas­cist tract pro­poses a Euro­pean pan-fascist empire as a bul­wark against the for­mer Soviet Union and the United States. (It should be noted that Yockey viewed the U.S. as the greater threat.)
Yockey (in part­ner­ship with [...]

FTR #188 American Gladio?

(Two 30-minute seg­ments)
This broad­cast presents long excerpts of a man­u­script by researcher Kevin Coogan, the bril­liant author of Dreamer of the Day: Fran­cis Parker Yockey and the Post­war Fas­cist Inter­na­tional (Autono­me­dia, copy­right 1999.)
Spec­u­la­tive in nature, this pro­gram high­lights infor­ma­tion that sug­gests the dis­tinct pos­si­bil­ity of a domes­tic ver­sion of “Oper­a­tion Stay Behind” and its Ital­ian component, [...]

FTR #59 The Turkish “Stay Behind”

NATO oper­a­tion code-named “Stay Behind” had a Turk­ish com­po­nent uti­liz­ing the National Action Party and its youth wing, the Gray Wolves.

FTR #58 “Operation Gladio” Update

“Oper­a­tion Gladio,” Ital­ian com­po­nent of a NATO oper­a­tion code-named “Stay Behind,” osten­si­ble guer­rilla groups to resist a Soviet invasion.

FTR #53 The Terror Connection (Pt. 2)

The Strat­egy of Ten­sion, intended to desta­bi­lize Italy, drive it to the right and restore fas­cism, grew out of “Oper­a­tion Gladio.”

ESSENTIAL BACKGROUND

Martin BormannMartin Borman, Nazi in Exile by Paul Manning. German corporate capital flight program in the waning years of WWII.
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