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The '''KKR Global Institute''' ('''KGI''') is a subsidiary of [[Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co]] | The '''KKR Global Institute''' ('''KGI''') is a subsidiary of [[Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co]] | ||
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In December 2014 [[Henry Kravis]] hired [[David Petraeus]] to head the KGI. | In December 2014 [[Henry Kravis]] hired [[David Petraeus]] to head the KGI. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 19 August 2019
 KKR Global Institute(Intelligence agency)   | |
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| Parent organization | KKR & Co. |
The KKR Global Institute (KGI) is a subsidiary of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co
Staff
In December 2014 Henry Kravis hired David Petraeus to head the KGI.
| A discussion between Henry Kravis and David Petraeus on the future of the KKR Global Institute |
Activities
Operation Timber Sycamore
- Full article: Operation Timber Sycamore
- Full article: Operation Timber Sycamore
“In December 2014, Henry Kravis created his own Intelligence agency, the KKR Global Institute. He nominated at its head the ex-Director of the CIA, General David Petraeus. With the Kravis couple’s private funds (the KKR investment funds), and without referring to Congress, Petraeus pursued operation « Timber Sycamore » which had been initiated by President Barack Obama. This was the largest weapons traffic in history, implicating at least 17 states and representing many thousands of tons of weapons worth several billion dollars. As such, Kravis and Petraeus became the main suppliers for Daesh.”
Thierry Meyssan (2018) [1]
