Paul Bremer
Former Executive Secretary of the Department of State of the United StatesWikipedia
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Oct 15, 2026
Pat JohnstonHOST
Now, listen to this paragraph from this Drop Site News story.
Pat JohnstonHOST
Says here, "Kristie Clemens was a top press aide to L. Paul Bremer, who oversaw the US occupation of Iraq as head of the Coalition Provisional Authority.
Pat JohnstonHOST
Clemens turned heads in DC in 2006 when, following her role in Iraq, she successfully pitched the major British security agency Aegis Defense Services to launch an American offshoot.
Pat JohnstonHOST
Within three years, she rose to CEO and president.
Ryan GrimHOST
In 2005, he's named to the House Intelligence Committee.
Ryan GrimHOST
Now, at the time, Mike Rogers was married, but the, the spokesperson then for L. Paul Bremer, who ran the coalition provisional authority, [lips smack] was a woman by the name of Christy Clemens.
Ryan GrimHOST
So in, uh, 2007, uh, he gets a...
Ryan GrimHOST
Mike Rogers gets a divorce from his wife.
Saagar EnjetiHOST
The timeline here is crucial.
Saagar EnjetiHOST
Rogers joined the House Intelligence Committee in two thousand and five, made several trips to Iraq, and that's where Christy Clemens was working as spokesperson for Paul Bremer at the Coalition Provisional Authority.
Krystal BallHOST
Right.
Krystal BallHOST
And here's where it gets interesting.
Nancy SkinnerGUEST
Um, the timeline starts in, in Iraq.
Nancy SkinnerGUEST
She is a press aide to Paul Bremer, uh, a- during 2003, '04, after the invasion, during the reconstruction period.
Nancy SkinnerGUEST
And by Oakland University's U- University's own archive, he had made seven trips there from 2001 to 2005.
Nancy SkinnerGUEST
And then he gets divorced.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
For example, the so-called
Pete QuiñonesHOST
provisional orders issued by the colonization of Iraq by Paul Bremer take on a very different light when we learn that Bremer, the temporary president of Iraq, was a Jew and a close affiliate of Henry Kissinger.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Bremer was clearly taking his direction from the city of London and not from George Bush.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Thus, Iraq was also a Jewish revolution, as were Yugoslavia and Libya.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Let me get some water.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
For example, the so-called provisional orders issued by the colonization of Iraq by Paul Bremer take on a very different light when we learn that Bremer, the temporary president of Iraq, was a Jew and a close affiliate of Henry Kissinger.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Bremer was clearly taking his direction from the city of London and not from George Bush.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Thus, Iraq was also a Jewish revolution, as were Yugoslavia and Libya.
Steven Al EbadiGUEST
So there was an influx.
Steven Al EbadiGUEST
But what we did in Iraq, and I think General Casey and, uh, what's his name, uh, Paul Bremer, uh, governor-
Sarah AdamsHOST
Paul Bremer
Steven Al EbadiGUEST
... uh, yeah, Paul Bremer, sorry.
Sarah AdamsHOST
Yeah.
Steven Al EbadiGUEST
And, uh-
Gus SchiffHOST
Is it Roosevelt who said
Mariana ColínHOST
that? uh paul bremer okay uh dan put in paul bremer um saying we got him
Gus SchiffHOST
ladies and gentlemen we got him from 2003 2003 which is
Mariana ColínHOST
when the iraq war ended
Sajad JiyadGUEST
So, I mean, that's a question that we have been facing since 2003, really.
Sajad JiyadGUEST
Remember, there was the CPA, which essentially ran Iraq, and Paul Bremer was the vice for, you know, the dictated terms to Iraq and to Iraq's politicians.
Sajad JiyadGUEST
So that question of sovereignty has always been a problem.
Sajad JiyadGUEST
And I think the fractured nature of Iraqi politics, you know, there's no one decision-maker, right? know there's so many poles of power here at least so eight or nine poles of power um power is diffuse it's not centralized and so the question has always been about you know who makes decisions are decisions made in baghdad or are they made in tehran or in washington and that question has not you know gone away it's not been addressed even though we had a withdrawal of the us in 2011 And now we're having a second withdrawal of U.S.
ChodePANELIST
Right.
TylerHOST
Um, so then, uh, the state, the Department of State, Paul Bremer, denied any, uh, working, we're not working with any of the Iraqi army.
TylerHOST
So we put all of those military-aged males out of a job.
TylerHOST
We said, "We're not paying you.
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