Part 2 of 2 (Tape No. 2)
[Kay Griggs] Yeah. [Manucher] Ghorbanifar, my husband worked with him. My husband was chief of staff under Al Gray when [Oliver] North was moved from the Atlantic Command to the National Security Council. And when you work in the White House, you work under the Army. The Marines have no overlord as such. They can float. They can be truck drivers, and still be 4th Marine. But they are run out of New Orleans, just like Oswald was.
See, Oswald was homosexually recruited by Clay Shaw, David Ferrie, and the New Orleans Meyer Lansky guy, Jack Rubenstein, who was Jack Ruby. All the funding for these operations go through the JOINT, the mob. And Oswald’s mother had moved to New York. And he had gotten under this Zionist psychiatrist -- I can’t remember his name. But he came down to check on him. He was brilliant, but he wasn’t motivated. He wasn’t told he was “special.” His dad died, whatever. And his father was, I believe, a German soldier. But the point is, Oswald was a loner -- brilliant -- and a perfect candidate. He and my husband’s psychological profile are [practically identical]; in fact they almost look alike.
This is interesting. You see, my husband, when I saw him in June, after him having lived with me that Fall – he was different. He had a different facial everything than the man I married. The man I married, and the man I saw in June, were one and the same. They had a full face. The mouth was fine. But the man I was with, I felt it wasn’t the same person. Now, I don’t think he could have gained that much weight in just a few months. Because he was very thin. Maybe I’m [mistaken.] But women sense things. I don’t know how to explain it.
And I talked to a good friend of Marina Oswald’s who knows that her husband was a patsy. And I talked to another woman in El Paso who was in the book, “The Widows,” whose husband was a Czechoslovakian, whose father and two brothers had come over here as mercenaries, like all of these young men are still doing today. And the father sent for the little boy and his sister, leaving the mother back in Czechoslovakia. Evidently, she had had an affair or something, and she was banished.
I think they do this on purpose, though. Because I’m finding that the boys identify with their mothers. They don’t bond so much with the fathers. And they are their mother’s keeper in that country.
Now I’ve talked to an Indian who had this situation; a little boy from Haiti; and a young boy from Romania. Each and every scenario was the same: the mothers were back there. They were given five years to become an American citizen, and as they were mercenaries, they had to do things that made one of them cry on the bus. And he told me what was done when they did a hit. There was one man who did things that were just horrible. And he said, “I want to get out, but I can’t.”
And this is horrible, to put young men who are strict Roman Catholics – they’ve got that background – and bring them over here and make assassins of them. In other words, to “turn” them in a five-year period, and for the taxpayers to pay for this. These young men are training with SEALs. They may have a mother who is an American, and a father who is French, so they can go both ways. And therefore, they are not under the laws of the U.S. So they can go do the actual murders or whatever.
In Oswald’s case, he didn’t have any problem getting into the Soviet Union. And he went into the State Department on a Saturday. The man who saw him was a Zionist. He didn’t even meet anybody else. “Special.” “Elite.” Then he went to this town where there was a Zionist intelligence elite group, a Georgian-Russian, because most of the intelligence group for a long time were Zionists in the Soviet Union and in Germany. I know that they recruited a lot of boys homosexually at Eton and places like that, in England, and then a lot of them went to the Soviet Union after the Doctor’s Plot or something. I think Stalin thought the Jewish doctors were after him or something. So in 1952, a lot of them had to go away. And they had some sort of a change.
But what’s interesting is, a lot of this played into George, my husband, because he was in the Mecca for Jewish intelligence, or the Zionist intelligence people, in Princeton. All of the movie moguls started out in Princeton. The psychological operations crowd, the Nazis, whatever, they came to Princeton. And some of them went to Harvard, and spread out from there: [J. Robert] Oppenheimer. That’s where a lot of them were, in Princeton.
My husband was born in 1937, in Atlantic City, and then moved to Lawrenceville. But his grandparents lived outside of Princeton. So he had a tie with his grandparents. His grandparents ended up moving out to California, so he was really abandoned from the time he was 13. And being under the influence of Charles Caddock, who was the bodyguard for the Saudis, “teacher.” And he controlled the power in the school. Headmaster Chesebro gave Charles Caddock carte blanche. Because the Saudis bought a big mansion called Russell House. Caddock was there with the Saudis all alone, and my husband was there part of the time. They would go on outings using Saudi money. My husband was taught to fly a plane. He was taught to shoot. They would get nude and run in the woods. Even at Princeton, his roommates told me, he would go out with these men. And his first roommate said, and he really likes George, and George is really handsome, I think, older now, but in those days he was very handsome, and his roommate for the first two years, who had been at the Hun, said that he had a relationship with a French teacher, who was a count or whatever, from Paris, who was kind of a teacher’s aide, who helped him write his paper. And he knew Camus. In other words, there was a group – this young French teacher who liked my husband a lot, and helped with his thesis, was also a friend of an older French teacher who was a very good friend of Albert Camus. And Camus was coming over to see him when he was married.
[Pastor Strawcutter] And Camus is?
[Kay Griggs] Albert Camus is an existentialist writer who believed in murder and sabotage. And he was also an Arabist. See, Lawrence of Arabia – this group stuff – was started by this small group of Kaballahists who were trying to take over the oil. So they would find these sheikhs, and find whichever one would go along with whatever. The Brits were more interested in finding somebody who was fair, and not necessarily like that.
Then there was a guy named [George Edward] “Moose,” who was in the American State Department, and the Americans ended up poisoning this Caddock, got in with the Saudi Royal Family, the other brother who ended up getting it. They had a house in Switzerland. The Saudi Royals had big mansions on the Isle Rose. Isle Rose is the place where Charles Caddock died, I understand. And my husband, according to the roommates, one in particular, said that George never lost track. He always kept up with Charles Caddock.
Well, Charles Caddock only died in 1994, 1995. I only heard of him as a teacher in the first three years of marriage. But when was he writing Charles Caddock? And Alexander Robinson was a marine, very handsome, young, went to the Hun School, and was in Saudi Arabia, in these places, and came fresh from there to the Hun School. He went to Columbia University as a history major. Columbia is an intelligence school. Columbia is a school where, for example, [Bernard] Nussbaum went, who was across the hall from Vince Foster. I believe Ezra Pound went there. Ezra Pound knew too much, so they just put him in St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. And it was a wonderful Virginian who got him out.
[Pastor Strawcutter] In the movie JFK, there was a scene involving David Ferrie and Clay Shaw where they were in complete drag -- a real weird thing. I’m sure that struck a lot of people as very odd that these people would be homosexual like that. The movie very frankly brought that across.
[Kay Griggs] Clay Shaw was OSS. He was also in intelligence, and he was homosexual.
What’s interesting to me is this book, “The Widows,” has four spies, double-agents, who worked for the U.S. and Soviet satellites, or whatever, who were murdered. And they worked for the Navy and the Army. And one of them was a man [Ralph Sigler] who was murdered outside of the Army’s intelligence headquarters outside of Washington in a Holiday Inn, I think it was. And just before he was murdered, he called his wife back in El Paso and said, “The Army is going to kill me.” Well, he was murdered, and the Army did kill him. The book, “The Widows,” is not fiction; it really happened. The spy [Anatoliy] Golitsyn was in there. [John Arthur] Paisley, who was murdered almost like this other man. Paisley was murdered like William Colby. Paisley was also hanging around homosexuals. He went to the Rush River Lodge. So did Bob Woodward, the reporter.
Henry Kissinger was a well-known, totally a homosexual. Not even both ways.
[Pastor Strawcutter] And so his wife is a marriage of convenience?
[Kay Griggs] Oh, it’s just a convenience, yeah. I mean, maybe he's discovered women in his late age. I don't know. But I heard through a very well grounded German that Henry's best friend's father told Henry to stay away from him. And that's why Henry left. The family was embarrassed. And Henry went to Britain where they did this, and then changed his name from Heinz to Henry.
And I interviewed a man named Bob, who's an army enlisted person, who told me about Henry in Cambodia. So up through Cambodia, he was actually raping young men. And of course, that experience destroyed the lives of these five young men, according to the source. I mean, he was crying. And this man was a perfectly wonderful, functioning young married man who worked for a newspaper on the Eastern shore, and had three young children. He went to Vietnam as an enlisted man, was put in Cambodia -- which he said it was a lie living there -- and then ran into Henry Kissinger, or Henry Kissinger ran into him, and did certain things to him. He invited him into his tent with some other men. It was horrible. But he said, "It's wartime," and so forth. But he said, "You know, I could have taken it mentally if it had been a bunk-mate or something, but when it's someone like Henry Kissinger who does it to you, you're ruined." He said he came back home – Oh, and this is interesting. And I really believe that Bob's right. He said Kissinger said to him, "If you ever tell anybody, if you ever mention to a soul, it's the end of you. Don't you ever tell anybody." Well, when Bob got back, he went to a special hospital, and they were going to keep him locked up forever. A lot of the other boys just ... my feeling is that he was flagged the way I was flagged when General Gray and Wilhelm had me flagged because I broke up the go-go dancing in the Officers’ Club. I was labeled a troublemaker because I thought it was wrong for married men to be going out with topless go-go dancers in the Officers’ Club Dining Room. And I took pictures of it. And my husband got really mad, and so forth.
[Pastor Strawcutter] And these pictures are still with you today, or are they missing?
[Kay Griggs] Oh, no. What happened is, I had the pictures. I risked my life, because he tried to grab the camera from me. I hid it in the women’s bathroom. And he tried to get it from me. We had a terrible fight that night. He wanted the pictures, and I prevailed. I developed the pictures, and wrote a very nice Southern letter to the club manager, saying I didn’t think it was proper. I had four sets of the three photographs I took made. And I sent a copy of the letter and photographs to the base commander’s wife, and to the commandant’s wife. And it stopped.
But I was flagged. But this was before tailhook. And yet instead of being congratulated for helping family values, for standing up for the wives, for showing the marine corps the proper place to have nudity and debauchery is not in the dining room of Camp Lejeune, my husband said, “Well, this is nothing compared to Okinawa; you just have to get used to it.”
Now I was a colonel’s wife. These were young majors, and they were seeing me being talked down to. What do you think it did to them? It demoralized them. The marine corps was demoralized. The wives were demoralized. And I did what was right, what Jesus Christ would have done. How can Al Gray, and Wilhelm, and Cook, and my husband condone this kind of behavior and flag me as a weirdo? And that’s where I’m standing. I’m standing on what I know Jesus Christ would have done. And if they want to continue to hound me because I’m telling the truth, well that’s just the way it is, because I’m not going to lie and develop a different kind of personality just to please them.
And I contacted this woman from “The Widows” – there was a detective who had to be hired. She knew he’d been murdered. The Army covered everything up. She had an independent investigator. And the interesting thing which happened was that she worked in a toy shop. This isn’t in the book -- she told me this over the phone. This is Mrs. [Sigler]. But she worked in a toy shop, and they were scoping her out. And this was before he was murdered, because she said she told her husband about this. George Bush and his wife came into her shop and were looking at her.
Now I don’t know what that means, but the Bushes don’t live in El Paso. And he [Ralph Sigler] was doing all of the Russian-Mexican-Trotsky kind of work for George Bush. I believe Bush was CIA director then. But the interesting thing to me was, why would he bring Barbara in? Did Barbara know? Was he just using Barbara as a --? But she was being observed. And it was shortly before [Ralph Sigler] was murdered.
And I know that T. Parker Host, my husband’s friend, had dealings with George Bush. I know it has a lot to do with oil, and Aramco, and Texas, and all that. I know it’s very complex. But where I draw the line is murder, and assassination, and corruption, and lies, and deception, and cruelty to innocent women and children and families, just because they are not “elite.”
Now Mrs. Bush is in the Colonial Dames – so is my mother. Colonial Dames is a very elite group of women – they think they are – who are descendants of George Washington’s aides. And they own George Washington’s ancestral home, Sulgrave Manor, in Great Britain. They have Wilton in Richmond, which is an old house where Lafayette visited. I know there’s a connection with Lafayette and the Masons. And I know there’s a big mason contingent in the warfare selling group, because the head admiral in Norway, not Newt Igum, because he’s in charge of the prisons which have the drug lord; he’s running the drug lord out of his prison, and he’s a friend of George. They were talking about this as if I would know about it. And he has a house or cottage outside of Kolsas, Norway, which is where they have one of their underground bunkers. They have one in Narvik, and NATO does a lot of the cold weather training there. But I know they are doing weapons shipments out of Norway.
End of Tape 2