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1947-Today CIA AKA "The Company" (Founded on 9-18-1947)
1962-Today Order of the Rajamitrabhorn
1981 North-South Summit
1984-1996 Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly
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1965 Ferdinand Marcos becomes President of the Philippines
1967 Luis Angel Castillo Arrested on Suspicion of Assassinating Ferdinand Marcos By NBI
1971 Rojas found several gold bars and a golden Buddha that reportedly weighed a ton. Afterwards Rojas was tortured and Ferdinand Marcos got the golden Buddha.
1972-? Project Santa Barbara
1972-1981 Ferdinand Marcos Ruled Philippines Under Martial Law
1973-Today HKN, Inc. (Formerly known as Harken Energy Corporation)
1975 Robert Curtis financed by the John Birch Society and working with cutthroat Ferdinand Marcos he joined with Ben and Japan's worked to find the remainder of the loot.
1981 Simultaneously, Casey personally took over handling President Marcos pressing him to provide black gold for covert purposes, and finally masterminded the downfall and removal of Marcos and his bullion.
1986 Siege of the Manila Hotel
1988 Bush Sr meets Ferdinand Marcos. Bush told Marcos, "We love your commitment to democratic principles".
1988 The Marcos Dynasty (book)
1988 When we published The Marcos Dynasty we expected trouble from the Marcos family and its cronies, but instead we were harassed by Washington.
1988? Reagan administration wanted Ferdinand Marcos to give them enough of the hard gold for US Bonds that the United States could start a new currency and Marcos told him to get lost which triggered the CIA getting rid of Marcos.
2016 MARCOS MARTIAL LAW : NEVER AGAIN (book)
2017 UC Berkeley - Raissa Robles: "Living Dangerously: Investigative Reporting from Marcos to Duterte"
Alan Quasha
Ferdinand Marcos's cult of personality
Historical distortion regarding Ferdinand Marcos
Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos husband had amassed about US$5-10 billion of ill-gotten wealth, the bulk of which still remains unrecovered.
International commission of inquiry on Ferdinand Marcos
It (Kroll) was also hired to recover wealth that had been plundered by dictators, including the Philippines' Ferdinand Marcos and Haiti's Jean-Claude Duvalier.
Jerry Falwell
Jules Kroll was responsible for tracking the assets of Jean-Claude Duvalier, Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, and Saddam Hussein
Lee Atwater
Marcos had been working with the CIA for years using the Golden Lily money to bribe countries into supporting the Vietnam War. In return for services rendered he was allowed to sell over a trillion in gold.
Opposition to Ferdinand Marcos
Others had investigated Marcos, but we were the first to show how the U.S. Government was secretly involved with Marcos gold deals.
Paul Manafort AKA The Republican John and Tony Podesta
Pres of the Philippines Bongbong Marcos (Jr.)
Presidency of Ferdinand Marcos
Roger Stone
The "Quasha law," which proved onerous for the American community in the Philippines, however, was later overturned by President Ferdinand Marcos citing the grandfather rights of Americans who owned property in the Philippines during the time of the common
The Golden Buddha
Three of George Bush Sr's advisors also worked for Ferdinand Marcos doing political consulting for him. They were... Paul Manafort, Lee Atwater and Roger Stone
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Imelda Marcos
Robert Curtis
US President George Bush Sr
Yoshio Kodama