In the video, (you should try again ... it takes time ...) :
 
 
Showing pictures taken in Chili (day of the death of Allende, september 1973)
 
 
 

 
 
Showing a picture taken in Congo (in the 1960s) :


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Other pictures (not from the video)
 

 


 
 
Guillaume Vogeleer / Patrick Van Den Berghe
Saturday, September 7, 2013 10:34 AM
From: "Jean Hervé"
jean.herve11@gmail.com
To: "Lawrence Blackstone" <blackstonl@yahoo.com>
 
Dear Sir,
 
I would prefer my name being removed from your internet site.
 
I inform you that Guillaume Vogeleer has a "stepson" in Pattaya : Patrick Van Den Berghe...
Patrick Van Den Berghe owns a restaurant :
 
http://www.patricksrestopattaya.com/
 
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Here is a picture you can find on the internet :
 

It was recently published that Walter Capiau has been involved in pedophile scandal.
 
Here is an article in Dutch :
 
 
Walter Capiau geeft pedofilieonderzoek toe
(...)
 
Also :
 

During his time with the army he made numerous acquaintances and amongst those was Jim, his friend who eventually opened the Airborne Bar here in Pattaya.
 
It was Jim who sent a fax to Patrick in 1990 suggesting he come over to Thailand and assist as a parachute instructor.
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This means that Patrick Van den Berghe was invited in Thaïland by Guillaume Vogeleer ("Jimmy le Belge", "Colonel Jimmy", etc) in 1990,
 
 
 
 
Why all the bullshit?
 
Message from Bernard Douglas, Santiago de Chile, October 1, 2013
 
Does this Belgian guy, Herve, mean to say that Vogeleer killed the president of Chile?
 
The French and Belgian barkeeps in Bangkok and Pattaya turned Vogeleer into a mythical character. They saw him as one of their own. Thus, the stories that he was a right-wing assassin. That he was with the CIA.   
 
There are two stories about the death of the Chilean president, you know. The old story was that the president was killed in a shoot-out with Chilean soldiers in a coup d'etat. The other story is that the president committed suicide rather than be taken alive. There were several witnesses.
 
If Herve has photos of Vogeleer with the Chilean president's body guard or among the first Chilean soldiers to arrive at the scene, or reliable statements from the guards or soldiers present, he should show them.   
 
 
 
Parachute Operation Scandal
 
Message from Mike Gladeson, Saigon, October 1, 2013
 
Dear Mrs. Blackstone,
 
There was a scandal involving a parachute operation in Pattaya about 13 or 14 years ago.  The office was on Soi Yodsak in North Pattaya. It was open a year or so before there were arrests and a criminal case. One of the partners was murdered.
 
I'll send you more as soon as I can.
 
 
 
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Video about Guillaume Vogeleer
 
He was a nut case
 
Comment by email from Henri Marti, Brussels, October 5, 2013
 

The Belgian, Jean Herve, uploaded on You Tube on September 13, 2013 the Guillaume Vogeleer video he was talking about. It is on his You Tube site. Herve does not appear to have another You Tube site.
 
Here is the link: 
 
 
It is a 28-minute video film released in 1992.
 
I must say I was disappointed. It shows a little working class Belgian of 55 speaking French, sometimes with an Italian accent. He puts on a show for the cameras. But it's funny. He looks like a nut. He wears a military uniform. He is in poor physical shape. He has lost his arm muscles and has a roll around the middle.
 
In his small one-story house in the countryside (was it in Pattaya?), Vogeleer stresses his anti-communism.
 
He talks about the 1973 coup in Chile. He mentions the presidential bodyguard. He shows photos of the president's office. He claims he took them himself from outside the building. He says that he was in the area at the time of the coup and allowed by soldiers whom he knew outside the building to take photos of the building. So what? The significance of all this is unclear.
 
He loads a handgun. He says it's to kill communists with. He claims he is a marked man, wanted dead by the communists, so he must be armed. He says he knows this because his uncle went to Burma. But he says nothing more. Nothing is clear. Who is he talking about?
 
He dons battle gear. He calls on old Laotian friends from the Lao Resistance in Thailand. But they come out in casual wear. And he does not speak their native language.
 
Frankly, it is obvious. The guy's a nut.
 
He visits a Laotian Resistance camp on the Lao-Thai border, probably in northern or northeastern Thailand. This too appears to be for show, arranged for the Belgian film team.
 
Throughout the film there are brief scenes of Laotian guerrillas standing and marching in formation around the camp, probably to make the film interesting.
 
Vogeleer in an old khaki uniform, with a pot belly, addresses a formal meeting of Laotians in civilian clothes in a large hall. A few young men are in khaki. A uniformed Thai policeman is present.
Vogeleer speaks on behalf of an organization he calls the Freedom Fighters. He promises support. He presents certificates. This was probably not a regular function performed by Vogeleer but arranged on this occasion for the Belgian film team accompanying him.
 
The Laotian resistance unit concerned is the Ethnic Liberation Organization of Laos (ELOL). This was one of several old Hmong resistance groups in Laos. It was funded by the CIA well after the American military pull-out from Indo-China in 1975. There was continued CIA support of this group well into the 1990s. (In more recent years the Laotian government bought off the US government, so the Hmong and other ethnics must keep a low profile.)
 
Vogeleer claims that he formed the first Karen commando unit. Is that really true? I never heard that before. He shows a photo of himself with a large unit of Karen soldiers in uniform taken around 1982. It should be easy to check out. There are many old Karen veterans around.
 
Perhaps it was a KNU unit fighting the Communist Party of Thailand (CPT) on the Thai side of the border. The Thai army asked the KNU do to that. The KNU agreed. But I don't think the KNU ever pressed very hard against the CPT. If probably staged some limited attacks for show.  
 
Here are Herve's comments accompanying his You Tube upload: 
 
Published on Sep 13, 2013

Un reportage-interview de Marc Hoogsteyns sur Guillaume Vogeleer ("colonel Jimmy", "Jimmy le Belge") en Thaïlande.

Né à Forest en 1937, Guillaume Vogeleer a vécu dans les Marolles à Bruxelles.

Il y a tenu un bar (le "Pan-Pan") avec un proche du truand Havelange.

Il est entré dans l'armée (pour faire oublier son casier judiciaire ?) et a servi au 2e bataillon commando de Flawine avant de s'engager au Congo.

Il a participé à l'opération Ommegang (Congo) et a été mercenaire avec Bob Denard.

On le retrouve, ami des militaires, au Chili ... où il prend des photos lors du coup d'Etat contre Salvador Allende (il y a juste 40 ans).

Il arrive ensuite en Asie, au service de la DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) qu'il connaissait peut-être déjà avant.

Il a tenu des bars en Thaïlande : à Bangkok puis à Pattaya.

Il reconnaissait lui-même qu'il travaillait "de temps en temps" pour la CIA ... et sans doute aussi pour la police thaïlandaise. Il connaissait bien ------------ (CIA) et Jim Coyne ("photographe-journaliste" du magazine Soldier of Fortune). Un mercenaire belge de ses amis était Charles Masy qui a tenu le bar "La Renaissance" à Bruxelles.

Guillaume Vogeleer semble avoir été impliqué dans de nombreux trafics. Certains l'accusent même de pédophilie. Le chauffeur de Paul Vanden Boeynants, lui aussi soupçonné de pédophilie, se rendait dans son bar en Thaïlande.

Guillaume Vogeleer est décédé dans un hôpital militaire thaïlandais d'un abus d'alcool.

Un élément intéressant est qu'il connaissait bien le "commandant de gendarmerie François", chargé de la lutte contre les trafics de drogue en Belgique (et probablement impliqué lui-même dans ces trafics) ainsi que des gens du milieu belge comme "Bruno" Farcy et Jozef Vienne. Le gendarme François Raes en parle dans son livre "Un gendarme don Quichotte". Le lieu de rendez-vous était le "Madrid bar" à Bangkok.

Ces truands étaient proches de Patrick Haemers et du Service d'Action Civique (SAC) en Belgique (André Condemine, etc) ... en contact notamment avec un dénommé Claude Nitelet fortement soupçonné dans les "Tueries du Brabant".

A noter que le chef du WNP, Paul Latinus, a déclaré avoir été recruté par la DIA.

Guillaume Vogeleer a également fréquenté le "Superstar" (voir le livre "Reefer Men" de Tony Thompson) et le "French Kiss" (où il avait des contacts avec des "Lyonnais").

Les informations à son sujet devraient être transmises à

http://www.killersbrabant.be/

Il y a un fil de discussion à son sujet sur le forum suivant :

http://tueriesdubrabant.winnerbb.com/...

Les informations à son sujet devraient être transmises

http://tueriesdubrabant.winnerbb.com/  

 

Herve says numerous things that are incorrect.

For instance, Vogeleer did not die in a military hospital in Thailand. He died in the back of a baht bus in Pattaya.

The DIA is an acronym for the U. S. Defense Intelligence Agency. Herve claims Vogeleer came to Thailand in the employ of the DIA. Herve suggests that Vogeleer had already worked for the DIA. Countless journalists, photographers, foreign service personnel, medical professionals and mercenaries claim to have worked for the CIA, DEA, DIA and FBI. Such claims must be checked out.

 

Vogeleer did NOT form the first Karen Commando Unit

Message from Herb Christophe, London, U. K., October 12, 2014

In that video, Guillaume Vogeleer claims that he formed the first Karen Commando unit.

That is bunk.

The first Karen Commandoes were organized and trained by the British in WW2.

Ever heard of Hugh Seagram? Orde Wingate? The Chindits? Force 136?  

 

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Follow me?

A mesaage from Angelo DeVar, Bangkok, 11/29/13

I agree that Vogeleer looks odd in the video.

Don't tell his Belgian and French fans to do the same.

An Occidental running around Thailand in an open jeep, dressed in combat uniform and wearing a holster with a loaded .45 will be arrested and deported pretty quickly.

Asian resistance fighters and foreign mercenaries are always dressed in civvies in Thailand. They don't run around with combat gear and exposed loaded guns. (If they do, they're accompanied by Thai army intelligence officers.)

American sailors visiting Pattaya, even when in uniform, are never armed. And the MPs carry only night sticks.

 
 
Who are the Freedom Fighters?
 
A message from an old film-maker
 
In Southeast Asia there are numerous groups of native inhabitants who are opposed to the existing regimes in their countries and have taken up arms against them. They have formed small resistance armies. They train themselves. They also provide medical care and equipment to the inhabitants in the areas in which they operate.
 
The Freedom Fighters are one such organization. But they differ from the other groups in that they are financed by the CIA, often through donations from front organizations like churches, usually Presbyterian, in the U. S. 
 
The natives patrol the bush and do the fighting. Their commanders, also natives, have experience in jungle guerrilla warfare. They go on long campaigns lasting many months. Back in Thailand, the commanders are in contact with a local CIA agent, an American, who operates under cover and receives funding from the front organizations in the US. 
 
The CIA agent himself accompanies the Freedom
Fighters only once on patrol in the field for a short time in order to prepare a report for CIA higher-ups. Other than that, he handles funds sent to Thailand. He might be in contact with the American military attache's office.  
 
Mercenaries, doctors and journalists who wish to accompany the Freedom Fighters in the field must obtain permission from the CIA agent in Thailand. This is virtually impossible, probably because the Freedom Fighters receive covert CIA funding.
 
Fortunately, there are other such organizations.  
 
Lucca Casanova, Marseilles 
 
 
Still more from Herve . . .
 
October 20, 2013
 
He [Guillaume Vogeleer] also had contacts with the driver of a corrupt belgian politician (Paul Vanden Boeynants). This driver went regularly to Thaïland.
 

November 7, 2013
 
Vogeleer went to Soudan around 1968-1969, between Congo and Chili. I think he left Chili at the end of 1973, back in Europe then in Asia.
 

November 30, 2013
 
I sent an email to  Patrick Van Den Berghe but he refused to give me any information about Guillaume Vogeleer.  
 
 
The following is a translation by Herve of extracts from a book in Dutch, Heart of Darkness Revisited, by Marc Hoogsteyns, producer of the 1992 video about Guillaume Vogeleer

 

. . . In early 1990, I presented a scenario to a production firm in Brussels for a documentary on the Belgian mercenary "Jimmy the Belgian". Guillaume Vogeleer lived in Thailand and spent half his life as a mercenary. He began his career in 1960 in the Congo. There he served under other mercenaries like Bob Denard. Later, he moved to Chile and, finally, in the mid- 1970s, he landed in Thailand

. . . In order to convince Jimmy to allow me to make a film about him I had to go to the slums of Bangkok  -  into the world of pimps, whores, ex-mercenaries, Vietnam veterans and dozens of "born losers". Some of them had fled European justice and hid in Thailand where they tried all kinds of shady deals to keep above water.

Jimmy got drunk to death every day in the French Kiss, a small French bar on Soi Pat Pong (Lane), the red light district of Bangkok. After three weeks and perhaps hundreds of beers, he finally agreed to let us follow him with a camera. He drove us to Udon Thani in northeastern Thailand where he had a wife, a child and a house with a dog. (He also had the same in Bangkok.) We went there in his jeep. I do not remember much of the trip because the night before I had drunk a lot with Jimmy. This did not seem to matter for him.

In Udon, he introduced us to his wife and his little boy. This was a short introduction because Jimmy was thirsty and wanted a drink in town. On my account, of course! He parked his jeep in front of a big massage parlor . . .

 

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Give generously
 
Message from Name withheld, November 2, 2013  
 
In the video, Vogeleer introduces himself as "Colonel Jimmy". He says his job is to aid the Lao Resistance against the communist Laotian government. He says this has been his job for several years   -   and thus he has fought the communists for seveal years.
 
What he is saying is that he encourages mercenaries and aid-donors to help the Lao Resistance.
 
Okay.
 
Anybody with a connection or two can do that.
 
 
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Hey, bum! Get a job!
 
Message from Tim Sullivan, Pattaya, October 9, 2013
 
How did Vogeleer support himself in the 20 years he lived in Thailand?
 
He wasn't living off a trust fund. If he was too old and out of shape for the military, what did he do for money? Most small and privately-owned bars and restauraunts in Pattaya barely break even. He probably made money on the side somehow. How? Was he in on some racket? Was he one of the thousands of paid informants on the American Embassy payroll? I recall he claimed to represent the Beglian Embassy in Pattaya. Was he paid for that?   
 
 
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He was a shady character
 
Ya wouldn't wanna meet 'im
 
Message from W. J., San Francisco, October 21, 2013
 
In the days when Belgians needed tourist visas to visit the U. S., I don't think Vogeleer could have qualified for one.
 
Vogeleer might have had a Belgian army pension. He might have collected regular welfare payments from the Belgian government.
 
Vogeleer might have lived off his wife, a local. She procured women and children for prostitution. Her relatives did too.
 
There were claims, made by "people in the know", that Vogeleer trafficked narcotics with ex-CIA men. That he stole gems. That he sub-contracted killings. That he sub-contracted kidnappings for ransom. All that after his merecenary days of the early 1980s. 
 
 
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Let’s get the real dope on this!

 

A comment by Joe Redd, Bangkok, January 15, 2014

 

I see that this Belgian fellow, Herve, is really interested in Guillaume Vogeleer.

 

What does Herve know about the Brabant Supermarket killers? Does he have any evidence that Vogeleer was involved in any way? Were friends or associates of Vogeleer involved? Since Herve mentions the killings, he should provide some factual details.

 

What about the kidnapping of the Japanese businessman? What evidence is there, if any, that Vogeleer was involved? 

 

And what about Herve’s claim that Vogeleer’s was involved in the narcotics trade, operating out of Pat Pong in Bangkok, with CIA men? 

 

Give us facts! Facts that check out! 

  

 

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Maybe's he's got something


A message from Jean Hervé,  Belgium, January 16, 2014

 

Guillaume Vogeleer was the contact person (at "Madrid bar" in Bangkok) for drug traffics with corrupt Belgian policemen (including Robert Beijer at that time) and with Belgian thieves (Farcy, etc).

 

This is e.g. noted in the following book:

 

« Un gendarme don Quichotte - Quand un membre de la BSR enquête au Bureau national de la drogue » de François Raes, éditions EPO, Berchem, traduit du néerlandais,1983, 150 pp.

MLA 05798

 

livre: Sujets ESSAIS - Drogue / Belgique


 

 

p. 125

 

 


Le Soir
Bruxelles


 

http://archives.lesoir.be/raes-replique-a-vdb_t-19900313-Z02G4W.html

 

RAES REPLIQUE A VDB

Page 5

Mardi 13 mars 1990

 

Raes réplique à VDB

 

Guerre des plaintes entre l'ancien Premier ministre Paul Vanden Boeynants et le gendarme à la retraite François Raes, qui fut témoin devant la commission d'enquête «bandistisme». Raes a assigné à son tour VDB pour outrage à témoin...

 

Raes, auteur en son temps d'un livre qui fit quelque bruit («Un gendarme Don Quichotte, chez EPO) avait notamment déclaré devant les parlementaires que VDB était impliqué dans un trafic de drogue cachée dans de la viande et qu'il avait étouffé plusieurs affaires . . .

 

 

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Stories about Vogeleer's war-time activities resurfacing . . .  

 

The Fourth Reich . . .

 

 

More from Jean Hervé, Belgium, November 30, 2013

 

Have you ever heard of Richard Jerome Slott? (Ed.: This surname could be Scott.)

 

You should read Patrice Chairoff: 

 

Barbouzes des services de sécurité de l'OTAN

 

http://libcom.org/files/Stefano-Delle-Chiaie.pdf

 

Page 75

 

Richard Jerome Slott – b. Ind. 12/18/30; Un. Notre Dame; BA 58; US Army 52-54 overseas; PRIV EXPER writer publ co 45- 58; STATE dept R-8 3158,0-8 7158; intell resch spec 10/58; Panama cons and pol off 4/60, 0-72/61. Valencia cons off (Gen) 10/62. Vancouver visa off 1/65, 0-6 5/65,0-5 4/67, FSO gen 7/67. Dept int rel off 7/68, pol-mil aff off 5/70.Bangkok 7/71. Lang. Span. (w – Dorothy Shefano).

 

Stefano delle Chiaie and Richard Jerome Slott knew each other.

 

At the end of 1983 or beginning of 1984, there was a meeting in Patpong (Bangkok) between

 

Guillaume Vogeleer
Stefano delle Chiaie
Richard Jerome Slott  (CIA)

 

You can see Stefano delle Chiaie in the second half of the following video : 

 

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x168cd7

 

(Ed.: This video is Aptes au Services - le recrues fascistes et nazi de la CIA and can be viewed on You Tube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUv-uoR_7lM  The video runs 51:38. The Italian fascist Stefano Delle Chiaie starts at the 16:17 mark. Della Chaie recounts his work for the CIA and the fugitive war criminal Klaus Barbie in Bolivia.)

 

Two other Belgians involved in the same terror groups and living now in Bangkok (as far as I know) are

 

Robert Beijer

and

Eric Van de Weghe

 

http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/1991/08/23/killer-del-brabante-nell-emilia-insanguinata.html

 

Everything you know should be sent to the Belgian police : http://www.killersbrabant.be/   via " CONTACT "