It is now relatively well known that the late Pablo Escobar and the associated Medellin Cartel were heavily involved with the Iran-Contra cocaine traffic of the 1980’s. Press accounts have now surfaced in Italy and the UK about Escobar having banked some of his proceeds with Roberto Calvi’s Banco Ambrosiano. Found murdered in London in late 1982, Calvi was the adviser to the IOR, having succeeded the late Michele Sindona in that regard. (Like Calvi, Sindona was a member of the Licio Gelli’s P‑2 Lodge.) Disclosure of the Calvi/Escobar link suggests another link between the Iran-Contra affair and the Stibam arms for drugs ring that heavily overlapped the milieu of the P‑2, Vatican Bank and the Banco Ambrosiano.
German presidential candidates a study in contrasts–one a committed anti-fascist, the other sounding revisionist themes about World War II.
Germany reopening probe into 1980 Oktoberfest bombing. Excellent “Der Spiegel” article revelas that bombing perpetrated by postwar fascist international elements, covered-up by right-wing German politicians.
Neo-Nazi “novels,” ‘Serpent’s Walk’ and ‘The Turner Diaries,’ as blueprints and manifestos, predicting triumphant return of the Third Reich, destruction of the U.S.
Bush administration, Muslim Brotherhood, bin Laden and Old Nazis collaborate to subvert the U.S.
It was under the auspices of the Carlyle Group that Bush met with Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia during the 2000 presidential campaign, in order to discuss “American-Saudi business affairs.”
Listen: Side 1 | Side 2 As indicated by the title, this broadcast supplements information previously presented about German corporate imperialism and sub-rosa fascism. Beginning with a story about Germany’s expulsion of two CIA operatives stationed in that country, the program highlights the growing conflicts between U.S. and German intelligence, symptomatic of mounting friction between […]
Listen: One segment Tracing the evolution of Latin American fascism from the roots planted at the end of World War II (see FTR-130), this broadcast highlights a disturbing methodological similarity between the Argentine fascists of the 1970s and 80s and their Third Reich progenitors: the looting of the possessions of their victims and utilization of […]
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