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ADMINISTRATION OF TERROR bureau d’études, 2009 Pegasus - Pegasus is an operation that´s been in Drug t n e t w place since probably the ´50s. It was originally de- cartel E L I G I O s o signed to “spy on spies“, to look at the CIA and the N i R c r National Security Agency to see who is loyal, who s k is doing what. “Our mission in ´Pegasus´ was to fascist international network International Fascista align foreign leaders, foreign financiers, and for- VATICAN a t s e r f eign countries with the policies of the United e v States using first diplomacy. If diplomacy did not r i Knights of Malta World Anti-Communist League (WACL), now International Fascista - In 1952 Otto Skorzeny, c c World Anti-communist League Paladin group work, then it was turned over to the Pegasus unit Opus Dei the World League for Freedom and Democracy who had been released from American custody in to work in one of the three arenas that we were e e (WLFD) -The WACL is an international anti- 1947, moved to Madrid. He created what is s United States United Kingdom s professionals at working: Blackmail, intimidation John Birch Society Guerillas of Christ communist political organization founded in 1966 known as the International Fascista. SS Colonel and murder" (NOTE S) . in Taipei, Taiwan, under the initiative of Chiang Skorzeny's CIA agents participated in terror cam- Angel of death (Bolivia) Pinay circle (Europa) Pegasus Kai-shek. It was founded with the aim of oppos- paigns waged by Operation 40 in Guatemala, Argentine Anticommunist Cercle des Nations (Belgium) ing Communism around the world through "un- Brazil and Argentina. Skorzeny was also in charge Alliance (Argentina) School of conventional" methods. It had eight regional of the Paladin mercenaries. Service d’Action Civique (France) the Americas Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) British Ministry of Defense (MOD) m a s o n branches, with a presence in up to 100 countries Pinay circle - Le Cercle used be known as the Grey Wolves (Turkey) s secret services Mossad on six continents. Pinay Circle was named after a French statesman Patria y Libertad (Chile) Aginter press (Portugal) “The [World Anti-Communist ] League is the one who was prime minister from March to December Movimiento Nacionalista constant in this netherworld; whether looking at 1952, the real organizer of this group was a Switzerland Austria 1986, Paul Vanden Boeynants (left) Tacuara (MNT) (Argentina) - b e P2 Masonic Lodge Mossad and other israeli military expert - The Operation Condor - On 25 November 1975, lead- Croatian terrorists, Norwegian neo-Nazis, Japa- person named Jean Violet, a close associate of y h i and Baron de Bonvoisin (right), the t a n right-wing UNITA and FNLA guerrillas in Angola; ers of the military intelligence services of Argen- nese war criminals, or American ultra- Pinay since 1951 (1993, Brian Crozier, 'Free two pillars of fascist subversion in s NATO d the bodyguards of Idi Amin and Bokassa; the tina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay met, rightists...." (NOTE O). WACL serves as the pri- Agent', p.191). Violet is named as a pre-WWII Belgium in the 1970s and 1980s. Belgium French OAS commandos who rebelled against the with Manuel Contreras, chief of DINA (the Chilean Juanita Castro, Anti-Communist op- mary coordinating body through which anti- member of the Comite Secret pour l'Action Revo- Both have been accused of child the Netherlands ponent of her Communist brother Safari Club Portugal French decision to grant independence to Alge- secret police), in Santiago de Chile, officially cre- communist groups meet and debate and imple- lutionnaire (CSAR), a secretive fascist group abuse, -torture and -murder. Vanden Spain ating the Plan Condor . However, cooperation be- Fidel, speaks out at rally at the Boeynants was prime minister of Bel- Canada ria; the Portuguese colonial troops in Mozam- ment strategies to prop up anti-Communist au- which, like Freemasonry, had its own initiation Norway Tokyo Convention of the World gium from 1966 to 1968 . From 1972 bique; the army of the Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile tween various security services, in the aim of thoritarian regimes and defeat popular move- rites (NOTE Q), 'Hot Money and the Politics of Denmark Anti-Communist League held at to 1978, he was defense minister of Luxembourg Selassie; and most important of all, the bloody- "eliminating Marxist subversion", previously ex- Nippon Budokan Hall. Japan, 1970. ments for social and political liberation around Debt', p. 258). Violet was a member of Opus Dei Belgium. In 1969, Vanden Boeynants France Italy handed "security forces" of South Africa's racist isted before this meeting and Pinochet's coup In 1966, following the Tricontinental the world. and soon managed to hook up with Opus Dei lu- set up Cercle des Nations. a private, Greece West Germany white regime: All were trained and armed by Is- d'état. Operation Condor (Spanish: Operación Congress which proceeded without The Paladin Group - Military arm of the anti- minaries as Alfredo Sanchez Bella, the Spanish aristocratic club, which started out Turkey Iceland raeli military experts.(Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi, Cóndor), was a campaign of political repressions Ben Barka, a counterfront, the Communist struggle during the Cold War. Re- ambassador to Rome under Franco, and Otto von with about 80 members who gener- World Anti-Communist League The Israeli Connection: Whom Israel Arms and involving assassination and intelligence opéra- cruited many former SS members and various Habsburg (NOTE P). ally were royalist, staunchly anti- tions. Condor's key members were the govern- (WACL), was chartered in Seoul, communist, pro-Nato, pro-European Why, New York, 1987) South Korea by hardline reactionar - right-wing and nationalist organizations, includ- Angels of Death - By 1952 Klaus Barbie had ar- Gehlen established a very close relationship be- ments in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bo- ing the French Nationalist OAS and the SAC. The rived in Bolivia via a stop in Argentina. He had integration and highly fascist. The A ies from the world over. Cercle des Nations has been tied to tween his organization and the Mossad during livia and Brazil, with Ecuador and Peru joining Paladin Group was a far-right organization been spirited out of Germany by the CIA, with a organized crime and more than a P his tenure as chief of BND. On the Israeli front, later in more peripheral roles. founded in 1970 in Spain by former SS Colonel hand from the Vatican. Soon he teamed up with few of its most prominent members k the architect of this bond between Gehlen and Secretaría de Inteligencia , SIDE (Argentina) - Otto Skorzeny. Otto Skorzeny helped train the SS Major Otto Skorzeny, who now was affiliated have been accused of child abuse r the neo-Nazis was a well-known figure: Shimon During the de facto government of Jorge Rafael Werwolves, a Nazi stay-behind organisation with the CIA. Dr. Fritz Thyssen and Dr. Gustav and child murder. (source : O N C E Peres. (Dan Raviv & Yossi Melman, Every Spy a Videla, on May 13, 1976, by Executive Decree 416 which tried to engage in guerrilla warfare against Krupp, both beneficiaries of McCloy's amnesty, http://www.isgp.eu/) o F R A ? NDS Prince). The Belgian counterpart of the Gladio it adopted the name Secretaría de Inteligencia de the Allies, and organized the Nazi "ratlines", bankrolled Skorzeny from the start. Barbie and RLA G Estado. Under the National Reorganization Pro- ETHE Coup d’état in Algiers by the illegal R and its civilian wing, Westland New Post (WNP), a which formed the basis of the ODESSA network Skorzeny were soon forming death squads such w I N E I cess, SIDE transformed itself into a secret police R n & Organisation Armee Secrete (OAS), E fascist party, were closely linked to the Mossad. t C after the war, which helped exfiltrate Nazi war as the Angels of Death in Bolivia, the Anti- e O 1958. This coup ended the Fourth E conducting espionage on guerrilla organizations, l WNP and Gladio's extensions in the Belgian intel- l i Ordine Nuovo was founded by in- criminals to Spain and other friendly countries Communist Alliance in Argentina, and in Spain, t g Republic and brought de Gaulle labor unions, or any other organization or person e A large arms cache was discovered ligence service carried out a series of assassina- dustrialist Pino Rauti. "It had been (particularly in South America). with Stephen Della Chiaie, the Guerrillas of Christ n back into power. c considered subversive, or a supporter of subver- e in 1983 near the village Velp. Arms tions and bombings—with the backing of the strengthened by numerous training AMORC Related to the World Anti-Communist League the King. (www.maebrussell.com) e e U n were related to planning for un- sive activities. SIDE also took part in coordinating ? Mossad— The Braban massacre. (Victor Ostro- courses run by ocers of the Italian O Psychiatrist Jean-Marie Abgrall has (WACL), the Paladin Group conceived itself as the The Argentine Anticommunist Alliance (AAA) - orthodox warfare. and Greek armies. It also received p vsky, The Other Side of Deception: A Rogue Agent Operation Condor with other Latin American in- e alleged that the "collective sui- The Paladin Group worked for the military arm of the anti-Communist struggle The AAA was a far-right death squad active in Ar- r nancial assistance from the CIA and n a cides" allegedly committed by Exposes the Mossad's Secret Agenda, New York, telligence services. t Greek military junta of 1967–1974. i during the Cold War.
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