Intertel

This is in Kruger's book, The Great Heroin Coup, and I, I think that I've s- heard it referenced in other sort of deep political para-para-political works.

In November 1970, Howard Hughes is taken to the Bahamas via a plane owned by Adnan Khashoggi, Khashoggi, uh, and it's really an Intertel r- slash Resorts International, uh, plane.

And this is significant because this puts especially Nixon in a strange position, and the, and the CIA and so on in a strange position because Hughes is a person with a lot of secrets who controls a sprawling business em-empire that's intertwined with the syndicate and these syndicate operations, which are also part of different long-going CIA arrangements.

So this is something that is te-terrifying to people because Hughes is involved in a number of things that are very sensitive, and he's basically kidnapped by Khashoggi, who is ve- close to the Israelis, and Intertel Resorts International seems to be tied to syndicate slash Zionist, uh, actors, as I, as I understand it.

Um, this is written about a bit in Jim Hogan's Spooks, and other people have written about Intertel.

Peter Dale Scott has written a bit about it as well, especially in his book, I think, Crime and Cover-Up.

He tries to, to tackle some of this material.