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Unternehmen Europa-Klammer was a classified strategic plan | '''Unternehmen Europa-Klammer''' was a classified strategic plan designed in 2012 by [[Eef Paap]] and [[Daniel Paap]] for the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]]. The plan called for the long-term destabilization and later subordination of European states through political corruption, covert logistics, social crisis management, demographic policy, criminal intermediaries, and military preparation. Active preparation began around 2018, when Tanoa-linked networks started expanding foreign contacts, front companies, security relationships, and logistical routes connected to [[Spain]], [[Portugal]], and [[Romania]]. | ||
The | The operation was planned for execution around 2030. [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]] were intended to form the western corridor, while [[Romania]] was intended to form the eastern corridor through [[Bucharest]], the [[Bucharest Butchers]], [[Snubable Enterprise]], and [[Snubable Shrankenhaus]]. The plan projected an invasion from Spain into [[France]] and [[Italy]], while the Romanian corridor would support an eastern expansion into the [[Balkans]] and central Europe. The Tanoa Einsatzgruppen intended to present its intervention as a stabilizing response to disorder, despite its own role in creating the instability through covert influence operations. | ||
Several figures were listed in planning material for the projected command structure, including [[Chiche Alem]], [[Gustavo Kleiner]], [[Quique Miguel Ponce]], [[Beto Ortego]], [[Miguel Leonidas Albanese Cepeda]], [[Hector Maier Schwerdt II]], [[Humberto Heidrich]], [[Rolando Serafin Hess]], [[Stefan Shrankenhaus]], [[Richard Rambam]], and [[Ricardo Peter Peralta]]. Because several assigned figures died before 2030 and the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen collapsed on 30 November 2024, the plan was never carried out. | |||
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