Here is another must listen by Sterling Seagraves author of the Marcos Dynasty, the Song Sisters, Lords of the Rim etc.
I see he’s got a couple of books on the subject; it would be interesting to see how he supports these claims–something lacking in the books of his I’ve read.
How about some words on what it is about?
I’m not sure how you can say that Tempo Gain. He is famous for one thing, the scrupulous level of his investigations and data gathering.
From the summary (sorry it should be in point form but bullets were lost. Each line is a bullet point):
Author of Gold Warriors (Show #512), Madame Chiang Kai-shek, the Marcos’s, Japanese war loot
Ed Lansdale, Allen Dulles, thousands of years of accumulated wealth, Lansdale stumbled on some,
General Donovan attached Lansdale to G2 in the Philippines, Charles Bohannan, Napoleon Valeriano
Landlords with immense properties, General Yamashita Tomoyuki, Major Kojima Kashii
Torturing of Kojima, stashing of enormous treasure, twelve sites, two meter high stacks of 75 kilo gold bars
Lansdale briefed in Manila, Tokyo and Washington, Clark Clifford persuaded Truman to keep it secret
Take and keep the gold and treasure, Donovan getting pissed, based in Panama, Meyer Lansky, “Bugsy” Siegel
Claire Chennault’s Flying Tigers, flying dope and tungsten over the Hump, conflict between Donovan and Dulles camps
Only one bar of gold recovered from the Nazi stash, everything else was melted down and disappeared
Clark Air Base, World Anti-Communist League, there hasn’t been an audit of Fort Knox in over 50 years
Gold Bearer Certificates, everybody is getting swindled, totally unknown, private planes, Presidents are handicapped
The guys who own the bankers are the boss, the Power Elite are anonymous, the Federal Reserve, private bankers
The reason JFK was removed, he decided to change US currency, the Fed is a fraud
Ed Lansdale told Prouty he operated “with a blank check book from Uncle Sam”
China White Heroin, BCCI (Bank of Credit and Commerce International), the Vatican, Malta, Macao
Members of the Knights of Malta, published 11 books, now the twelfth, Stanley Ho, Phil Graham, Eugene Meyer
Graham persuaded Kennedy to take LBJ as his running mate, killing the Pope with a cup of tea
Bush and Cheney got in the back door by a coup d’état, you get Republicans, you get swindled,
Real evil, it was Cheney and company, The only good left… Ron Paul or Jesse Ventura
Third party candidates, siphoning of resources and money out of America,
Jefferson vs… Hamilton, Americans just getting the shaft, the Rothschilds, new book, Red Sky In The Morning
Our enemy was going to be the Communists, two young Americans, after the war, in the Philippines, the Huk movement
400 hundred years of Spanish Catholic rule, 50 years under the US, United Fruit, the Pentagon, paper fiat currency
Mrs. Clinton saying and they (Russia and China) are our enemies, invent a Cold War, Ray Cline, Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Sterling grew up on the Burma China border
Thanks Fox.
I listened to most of that this afternoon.
I have no idea how much of what he’s saying is true, but I can say that his Marcos Dynasty was a really interesting read, and he mentions Yamashda’s (right spelling?) gold in that book, but just a line or two, if I remember. According to Seagrave, Marcos was a Japanese collaborator, a bit of his CV Marcos erased after the war. The Marcos Dynasty is an obscure book now, but if you ever see it, pick it up and read it. Did you know, for example, that Marcos’s thugs were trained by the KMT at an academy in Beitou? Or that under Marcos, there were death squads and that Manila became a major centre for drugs, guns, and child prostitution? I’m sure the Philippines has always been really messed up, but Marcos’s kleptocracy seems to have made sure it will remain messed up for a long time to come.
I find it hard to wrong with dictator bios. I’ve heard Seagrave is a conspiracy theorist, but that book seemed really well documented and put together.
Is it true he thinks 9/11 was an inside job? What are some “facts” he’s accused of having invented?
Anyway, thanks. I’d never heard him speak before.
Ed
A quick look at Lords of the Rim seems to prove you right and me wrong. I’ll be on the lookout for his book about Yamashita’s gold. By the way, if you find this interesting, you may like Cryptonomicon by Neil Smith.