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Kissinger Associates

According to David Icke · cited in 11 units

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Henry Kissinger's consulting firm, founded with Lord Carrington, which Icke links to the arming of Iraq, the Bosnian war and the staffing of the Bush administration^[1].

Controls / directs: Saddam Hussein
Answers to / controlled by: Henry Kissinger Lord Carrington
Dates: 1984 (arranging BNL loans to Iraq)^[2]
Places: Washington (its office run by Brent Scowcroft)^[3]
Key events: from 1984: arranges loans from the BNL to Iraq to finance arms purchases through a Fiat subsidiary^[2]
1989: two of its members take leading roles in the Bush government^[3]
1990s: makes money from contracts and payoffs in Serbia, with Slobodan Milosevic as its client^[4]
Members / notable people: Henry Kissinger and Lord Carrington (founders)Lord Roll of Ipsden, Robert O. Anderson of Atlantic Richfield, George Shultz (board)Lawrence Eagleburger (president)Brent Scowcroft (head of the Washington office) (AT-12-2, AT-15-3, AT-15-4, AT-17-1, AT-20, BS-18-1, BS-23-2)
Author's claims · 2: 01It "was heavily involved in starting the Bosnian war"^[5], and the Yugoslav war was "set up to make money for Kissinger's consulting firm"^[4].
02It allegedly introduced Midland Industrial Trade Services to the Iraqis during the Iran-Iraq war, in which Britain armed both sides^[6].

Sources · 11

AT-12-2 AT-15-1 AT-15-3 AT-15-4 AT-16-5 AT-17-1 AT-17-2 AT-17-5 AT-20 BS-18-1 BS-23-2

Kissinger Associates

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