Re: Joe Rogan, Bryan Callen, and the Saudis
Re: Joe Rogan, Bryan Callen, and the Saudis
A reader notes some interesting things about la famille Callen
We recently discussed how Joe Rogan might be getting blackmailed and elsewhere I’ve called for Joe Rogan to be taken down. I believe I’m the first Rogan guest to call for that unfortunately necessary extreme step.
I see Rogan as a kind of Alex Jones light figure and I support the deep state efforts to take down Alex Jones who I regard as a kind of front for Likud interests. To watch this video of Jones predicting (or is it calling for?) the September 11th attacks is to be disturbed.
Besides Jones there’s a lot of weird connections that Rogan’s network seemingly has that had erstwhile escaped my attention. Here’s Rogan and Bryan Callen going down memory lane.
Bryan Callen's father Michael apparently also has ties to Russian and Korean banking, and incredibly extensive ties to Middle East banking.
"Concurrent with the work in Saudi Arabia Callen initiated a series of seminars in Russia under the auspices of KPMG Peat Marwick and US AID. He also undertook consulting assignments with several Russian banks in 1993. These assignments entailed quarterly trips to Russia. In 1995 he concluded that the circumstances surrounding the banking system in Russia were such that his efforts were bound to yield little. Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable period given Callen’s long term interest in Russia’s history and language."
"A major effort was devoted to Korea’s largest banking institution which resulted from a forced merger of four failed institutions. In the year 2000 he was invited to join the Board of the Woori Financial Group, the parent holding company of these four banks. He was honored to be a Westerner invited to a major Korean Board where there was no associated equity investment.”
And Bryan himself worked for two years at Lehman Bros. after graduating with a degree in history from American University.
"After graduating with a degree in history and spending two years working at the now-defunct Lehman Brothers, Callen couldn’t see a future making shareholders wealthier."
Callen was credibly accused of sexual misconduct by several women in 2020 as recounted by L.A. Times’s Amy Kaufman.
Apropos nothing in particular I once said that a lot of wars of words where people call one another “racist,” “Islamophobe,” etc. are really cover for inter-intelligence agency fights or even hostile enemy intel actions. The same goes for allegations of sexual misconduct.