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| − | + | The '''American Security Council''' is a [[Cold War]] joint [[CIA]]-[[FBI]]-[[Pentagon]] front with extensive ties to [[death squads]], [[drug trafficking]], [[paedophile]] entrapment networks and other criminal covert operations. | |
It is largely the US branch of the [[Le Cercle]] group,{{cn}} though that group was later to switch from a pattern of biannual [[Europe]]an meetings to alternative meetings in USA and Europe. | It is largely the US branch of the [[Le Cercle]] group,{{cn}} though that group was later to switch from a pattern of biannual [[Europe]]an meetings to alternative meetings in USA and Europe. | ||
Revision as of 16:14, 3 April 2017
 American Security Council         | |
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| Motto | Peace Through Strength |
| Formation | 1958 |
| Headquarters | Washington DC |
| Type | front |
| Subgroups | American Foreign Policy Institute |
| Interest of | Joël van der Reijden |
| Founder of | Coalition for Peace Through Strength |
| A cold war front group for the MICC deserving of further attention | |
The American Security Council is a Cold War joint CIA-FBI-Pentagon front with extensive ties to death squads, drug trafficking, paedophile entrapment networks and other criminal covert operations.
It is largely the US branch of the Le Cercle group,[citation needed] though that group was later to switch from a pattern of biannual European meetings to alternative meetings in USA and Europe.
The most complete on-line information on the ASC is to be found on Joel Van der Reijden's ISGP website.
Funding
Important funders have included General Dynamics, General Electric, Lockheed, Boeing, Motorola and McDonnell-Douglas. Patrick J. Frawley is believed to have been the most generous individual donor.[1]
See Also
- ISGP article on the American Security Council
- ASC Full membership list + biographies and sources.
- American Security Council- Rightweb
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document:American Security Council, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry | book extract | 1990 | Edward Herman |
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