FTR #549 The Pan-Turkist Movement, the Underground Reich and the Earth Island
Program Highlights Include: Review of the operational links between Islamist separatist elements in Xinjiang, Pan-Turkist separatist elements in that province, and the milieu of the Dalai Lama; discussion of the Bush administration’s classification of the Xinjiang separatist movement as terrorist—one of the few things it has done right in the “war on terror”; analysis of the UNPO, an apparent covert action front masquerading as a human rights organization; the Pan-Turkist movement’s association with Nazi intelligence; Pan-Turkist Ruzy Nazar’s service as a Waffen SS officer in World II; Nazar’s representation of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations at a 1984 WACL conference in Dallas; Nazar’s association with the CIA; Nazar’s service with Radio Free Europe (which also employed Pan-Turkist Erkin Alptekin of the UNPO and the Dalai Lama Foundation); the role of the Pan-Turkist (and fascist) Grey Wolves in the shooting of Pope John Paul II.
AFA 17–21: Who Shot the Pope?
A major intelligence-related controversy of the late Cold War, the shooting of Pope John Paul II in 1981 was widely and mistakenly blamed on the Soviet Union.
AFA 24–28: The CIA, the Military & Drugs
The history of the intelligence community and the narcotics trade.
FTR #43 The Pope Shooting: Stibam
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The Stibam arms-for-drugs ring was one of the most important and least publicized elements of U.S. and NATO covert operations in the 1970s and 1980s. This program discusses connections between this operation’s drug business and the milieu of the fascist Grey Wolves, some of whose members shot the pope in May of [...]
ESSENTIAL BACKGROUND
Martin Borman, Nazi in Exile by Paul Manning. German corporate capital flight program in the waning years of WWII.Available for download. Read more about the Bormann Organizaton »
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