Judicial Watch asked questions about the Qatar government involvement in setting up an engineering campus in Qatar. A&M refuses to release the donors but the law doesnt protect foreign governments.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/judicial-watch-seeks-information-on-qatari-governments-funding-of-texas-am-a-public-university/
After a little digging (literally took me 20 minutes), the President at the start of the Qatar campus (2003) was Robert Gates. Lifelong CIA high ranking official and eventual director.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gates
While it may be only suspicious to anons about his CIA affiliation (once an agent always an agent) it still doesn't merit suspicions to the general public.
About a year ago Gates went public and said Qatar has been an issue for the USA for over a decade:
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2017/12/12/gates-qatar-has-been-a-problem-for-the-us-for-over-a-decade.html
What's extra odd is that during this time, A&M did NOT have a Chancellor of the Board during the first year of Gates' presidency 2002-2003 academic year. Pretty fishy.
I guess the bigger question is, is Robert Gates corrupt and who else was backing this?
He withdrew his appeal to be the CIA Director in the 80's because of his involvement in the Iran-Contra scandal. It has also been understood that he personally had involvement with helping bin laden.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2006/11/9/269211/-
He's got some other fishy stuff when it comes to the books he published under Penguin Random House (a subsidiary to Pearson whose CEO just resigned)
It's hilarious that A&M is so prideful about their culture but not a single A&M junkie I have met could care less about these allegations.
My question is, who can/ who should I bring this information to, to hopefully get some answers? Local media is the only thing ive contacted. They were useless. I also chose local media first because of the love to aggie culture.
Help me out or call me on my bullshit, either works.
Thanks