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Claims (25)
Israel invaded
Yemen host_asserted
“I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:12:09
Saudi Arabia invaded
Yemen host_asserted
“I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:12:09
CIA spied_on
Yemen guest_asserted
“Actually, all of that time from 2019 forward into 2024, where you had the CIA running assets inside of Yemen as espionage. They were locating coordinates on all of the different. And I mean, I forget what the number was in that Mint Press a…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:49:56
Barack Obama ordered_assassination_of
Yemen documented
“Okay. Well, you're starting the story in the middle. You're starting the story with the attack on a U.S. ship, but that's not the beginning of the story. If you go back during the Obama administration, the Obama administration killed thousa…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:47:40
United States Navy ordered_assassination_of
Yemen documented
“That's true, and they weren't right to do that, and then the Senate kept doing it. And they didn't even identify who they were killing. They just identified general characteristics of these people's pattern of life and said, you've got to d…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:48:09
Saudi Arabia targeted_for_regime_change
Yemen host_asserted
“Much of what goes on in Saudi Arabia because of oil concessions along with the U.S. So anytime they wanted to destabilize Yemen, they did so from the south where Aden is. And they use Saudi to push down from the north because Yemen is just …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 13 @ 1:27:24
Watchguard International carried_out_attack
Yemen book_quoted
“to wage what we were told was a civil war. It wasn't a civil war at all. It was an attack on a sovereign country by the British using mercenaries. A few years later, and keep in mind, by the way, the 1960s, isn't that exactly the same? Oh, …”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Ann Hagedoan Part 1 @ 37:23
David Stirling supplied_arms_to
Yemen host_asserted
“conspired to deploy former SAS troops to Yemen to aid the royalist factions that had recently been deposed and stop advances of Nasser's Egyptian forces. Sterling's work in Yemen would lay the foundation for WatchGuard International and the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 9 @ 1:00:25
United Kingdom carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“quite a bit of research into Yemen. Like going back hundreds of years when we realized that Yemen was the only country in the world originally that had coffee, which I didn't know. And because the British had conquered a large part of Yemen…”
▶ The Colonels corner president’s secret wars chapter 12 continued @ 40:47
Aegis Defense Services funded
Yemen documented
“and Sudan, as well as Yemen and Djibouti, where Aegis had recently entered negotiations with the government to set up a control center that would monitor piracy threats and disseminate risk information to vessels in the Gulf of Aden. And go…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 7 @ 44:58
Israel carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“for the Israelis. And so they hired the Nazi guy to go get Nazis out of Egypt. And the inner, it's just like I said, and then stumbling across the UAE in a deal with Israel, creating military bases to jointly attack Yemen. There really is n…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:54:09
Israel carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“took over that island jointly with Israel because they knew if they did it jointly with Israel, the US wouldn't say anything. So they very much know exactly how to use Israel whenever they want to. And that goes to the comment that you just…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:41:56
United States invaded
Yemen host_asserted
“I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:12:09
United Kingdom invaded
Yemen host_asserted
“I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:12:09
North Atlantic Treaty Organization invaded
Yemen host_asserted
“I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:12:09
Israel funded
Yemen host_asserted
“would not be able to hold on to that territory. They can only hold on to that territory because they're UAE-backed, using their terminology. And so the president is UAE-backed. The president is Israeli-backed because, of course, Israel is o…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:26:14
British Empire trafficked
Yemen host_asserted
“literally stole coffee trees and put them in all of the British territories in the East and West Indies Company. So the ships would come there and dock for coal, which is why the British was there to begin with, because they needed it as a …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Honduras @ 16:57
Yemen targeted_for_regime_change
Saudi Arabia host_asserted
“the Yemenis didn't want the Saudi Arabia in there and they didn't want the British in there. So it has been destabilized for, you know, probably the better part of a hundred years. So anyway, yeah, that was such a fascinating story. And to …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 13 (14) @ 1:12:34
Yemen targeted_for_regime_change
United Kingdom host_asserted
“the Yemenis didn't want the Saudi Arabia in there and they didn't want the British in there. So it has been destabilized for, you know, probably the better part of a hundred years. So anyway, yeah, that was such a fascinating story. And to …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 13 (14) @ 1:12:34
United States targeted_for_regime_change
Yemen host_asserted
“I think it's all information that everybody, every one of us needs to know that because at the end of the day, it was the United States in large part and looking at you, UK, that had a lot to do with it. Well, freaking phenomenal. You alway…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 1:37:47
Stay-behind units carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“One of the things that we've uncovered, I don't know how many times, where when we research the history, a bombing can be brought through the news as the bombing of a terrorist group. When in fact, later on it is uncovered, these are the st…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 b @ 1:39:03
Israel carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“the waterway there, they had started setting up all kinds of communication and tracking stations along these islands, some of which were considered Yemeni property, but they didn't care. So it's just a fascinating, this whole journey has be…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 13 (14) @ 1:13:06
Gamal Abdel Nasser targeted_for_regime_change
Yemen host_asserted
“Israel and Saudi Arabia getting along with both of them, whereas earlier Nasser's forces would have called that out in Syria when he made the alliance with the UAE, which also had ties to Yemen, right? Because Saudi Arabia was fighting a ci…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 1:32:51
United Kingdom carried_out_attack
Yemen host_asserted
“Hold on. I'm getting a phone call. They occupied Aden for decades. They stole the coffee trees and planted them all over the world in order to make money for themselves and take money away from the Yemenis. So basically, when I was reading …”
▶ Operation Gladio-Open Mic-Election Eve Discussion @ 1:58:02
British Empire supplied_arms_to
Yemen host_asserted
“England, the British Empire, secured for that very reason. That's where, remember I told the story about them stealing the coffee trees? Yemen had the only coffee production in the entire world. The British came there and stole coffee trees…”
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Mentions (114)
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UK in response goes to Yemen. They basically own the port of Aden. And I'm using that kind of, they don't actually own it, but they control the port of Aden. They collude with everybody to include the Saudi Arabia to pinch Yemen. So now Yem…
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Israel is still pivotal to everything. Everything I'm telling you is in context to what's going on today, which is why I am so grateful that Phil provides the kind of connection from the history to the current. And so what you find is Egypt…
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because they knew when Egypt committed those forces to Yemen. So when you understand the setup that is going on, the fact that the Suez was pivotal to all of this, Israel's role in Africa, Nasser's support of the Pan-African movement to fre…
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Now you understand Yemen's support for the PLO and how Hamas was basically invented as a counterweight to the PLO by the West because Yemen and the PLO, the Palestinians and Nasser were all collectively working on a solution that the West d…
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the craziness of the entire story as it unfolded. And then I didn't know at the time when we did that series, all of the information that I've discovered since then, the history of Yemen, the history of Egypt and how all of that. And every …
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was considered an ally. They've done some really nefarious things. For example, there's a little archipelago group of islands south of Yemen. UAE had worked their way around the western part of Yemen, the southern part of Yemen, and basical…
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primary faction is all in the West. There's hardly anybody that lives in the eastern part, but the UAE wanted all their ports. So they pick up the phone and they call Israel and they said, hey, we want to take this archipelago that's just s…
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looking at political posturing. And you're right. I don't know how Qaeda gets along or gets away or the Arab Emirates playing on this fence when they're supporting the Houthis in Yemen, where we're down there fighting the Houthis. So it's a…
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of the international syndicate. So you had Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria. There was a smaller one in Tanzania and Bahrain. And there were also small demonstrations in Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Sudan. So, I mean, it was j…
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He stated, it is possible these arms reached other groups, but we supplied them legally. If they are selling weapons after we ship them, that's their responsibility. Bulgaria's interior minister said in a 1992 statement that during the comm…
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who was kicking the CIA off the island. In Nicaragua, they're talking about the Sandinistas, who were actually the good guys, not the Contras, who the CIA supported. And the same is true in Yemen and Tanzania. So it's how the international …
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UN CanCon. That was information I had no idea. I didn't know that the French had started building that canal. And so I do believe that each of these things that come up gives us the opportunity. The same thing with talking about Yemen and I…
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military to military engagement budget for Kenya. So I obviously heard a lot about that stuff. So when you're looking at Africa, what they consider the Horn of Africa is to the far east, the little tip that sticks out into the Indian Ocean …
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because it looks like a rhinoceros's horn. And that is considered the Horn of Africa. And it's critically important because if you zoom in on Yemen and Djibouti, Eritrea, in that area, youth in Somalia, you see immediately the narrow passag…
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the area into the Suez Canal alongside Egypt. That waterway there is crucial to world trade. And you look right off the coast of Yemen, which is right across from Djibouti, and you see Aden. Aden in Yemen was like 400, 500 years ago, one of…
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England, the British Empire, secured for that very reason. That's where, remember I told the story about them stealing the coffee trees? Yemen had the only coffee production in the entire world. The British came there and stole coffee trees…
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farming capability that gave them a nice middle-class wage. And I don't know if you know this, but I found this out as well doing research in this. When we were investigating the USS Liberty attack by Israel, Yemen, obviously because Egypt …
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70,000 troops in Yemen, which is how we knew that it wasn't premeditated and they weren't going to attack Israel because they didn't even have their army ready to do that. It was deployed forward in Yemen. Yemen had been inhabited by the Br…
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literally stole coffee trees and put them in all of the British territories in the East and West Indies Company. So the ships would come there and dock for coal, which is why the British was there to begin with, because they needed it as a …
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terrorist activities along the border. It says before the meeting, the U.S. intercepted a telephone call to Yemen about the arrangements and that that same number was in contact with bin Laden dozens of times. Now, what's the most interesti…
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It took forever to get anything out about the Wuhan lab. And we all know that Biden had taken bribes from the Chinese, and you wonder what kind of favors they got back for it. What did they get for their buck with Biden? They said a lot to …
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create coffee because they, in fact, knew how to do it. Oh, and by the way, I haven't mentioned this yet, but in the Nelson Rockefeller book, you remember how we found out when we was talking about the Middle East and I disclosed that Yemen…
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Hold on. I'm getting a phone call. They occupied Aden for decades. They stole the coffee trees and planted them all over the world in order to make money for themselves and take money away from the Yemenis. So basically, when I was reading …
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But my understanding of all of the research that I've done, and I would love to talk to them. Bridget tried to get them on my show because I have information that none of them have ever talked about, about the USS Liberty. And the first thi…
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Well, if you are monitoring every single cable from Egypt all over the world, do you not think you would know that? Has there ever been a cable produced that said that? No, because it's a bold-faced lie. The other aspect of that is 75,000 E…
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And the whole, you know, you got it. They, you know, basically Egypt kicked the UK out of the Suez monitoring. And that's that's what it was all really about. So they want Egypt back so they can put they can basically monopolize the Suez Ca…
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They start a bunch of shit in Yemen, which takes 75,000 Egyptian troops over to Yemen to help Yemen push back against the Brits. And so there's no fucking way that Egypt is going to go to war with Israel with 75,000 troops in Yemen. Ain't h…
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Just like when I went back, I'd done a paper on USS Liberty. I mean, I knew what it was, but I didn't know about crypto AG. And now I know that Egypt was part of, they had already bought that equipment. So the entire time that the US govern…
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paying Eric Prince or any of the other front companies the CIA has. That's the way you need to think of this. The company's first assignment was to go to Yemen, where UK played an active role in creating the current mess that we're in in Ye…
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The incident suggests lax oversight and potential ability to spy on foreign countries. But that wasn't all. They also were involved in a U.S. Justice Department investigation for foreign corruption practice in violations that were dealing w…
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Yes, Yemen. It said that they had been paying a firm linked to the nephew of Yemeni president and a Dwaquin Management Petroleum Company. And I'll spell that D-H-A-K-W-A-N. Internal documents showed that Slumberger had paid a $500,000 payme…
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Zonic, which was basically the front company that linked the two, and faced threats when resisting a contract. The Wall Street Journal and Reuters, that was reported by the Wall Street Journal and Reuters, and that they were in the initial …
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is JFK's policy regarding Egypt and Syria alliance that became the UAR very briefly in 61-62 with consequences in Yemen on account of the CIA in Saudi Arabia were backing the Saudi-backed faction in Yemen in a civil war there.…
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and the IDF are fighting in a battle against the terrorists, and the KGB is funding the whole thing, and it's the communists, they want to take away our freedom. Like, they are 100% indoctrinated into one side. I wish I'd have known this, b…
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I was off the coast of Yemen preparing for a segment that I did Wednesday night about Yemen. The UAE, like me, in the Middle East, nothing here, obviously, said openly that they did the invasion of those islands that are the one archipelago…
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And then, of course, you read Anthony Sutton's book and you realize that there's a lot more collusion at that level than any of us ever imagined among the manipulators. And, you know, the same thing where you have the Nazi guy, Otto Skorzen…
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You know, Colonel, I have been struggling. I ain't gonna lie with this Houthi stuff coming out. I've never heard of a Houthi until, you know, it came out the other day. Then I go to say that I questioned the Houthi. Somebody gets mad at me …
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So all the while, every news clip in America called him a communist. Was he a communist? Absolutely not. And so when someone tells me that the rebel faction in Yemen is, quote unquote, backed by Iran, that just means that we have cut them o…
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And I comment on them as they occur. I just don't have a special place for them. Colonel, can I just add to what you just said and make a couple other comments? First of all, I wanted to touch on the Houthis in Yemen. The thing I think you …
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This is not a white hat, black hat situation. But the thing to remember about the Houthis is they came about right after we had done the Arab Spring, overturned the Yemeni government and installed a U.S. puppet. And they didn't like that. W…
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In the early 2000s, mid-2000s, that's when Anwar al-Awlaki left the United States, went to Yemen, was living with the Houthis. And that's also when Eric Holder wrote a 16-page white paper granting the president assassination on United State…
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uh ongoing you know skirmishes and civil war because they knew that yemen uh was under kind of the united states control and so now we've got this um ongoing back and forth again the civil war so that's all i wanted to add appreciate it tha…
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even when it goes against the grain. And that's one of the things with, I posted earlier, did anybody get to listen to that video I posted of Tulsi Gabbard talking about Yemen? I know it's not a popular, yeah, I know it's not a popular posi…
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They have been attacked for decades by the bad guys. And I don't care who wants to who doesn't want to hear that. The there would be no problem with Yemen if we would leave Yemen alone. But they don't want to leave Yemen alone because they …
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And it required control of both sides, both the African side and the Middle East side. And they were not going to have that policy chopped up among two combatant commanders. They wanted all under one. And it had everything to do where if yo…
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Isn't that what Trump was just saying about Panama, that he didn't want China controlling the ports down there? Well, don't you think Yemen wants to control their own ports? Panama isn't even ours. Yeah, we paid for about whatever it was, 6…
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If we're all adults in the room, you can get secure passage by Yemen by recognizing the indigenous Yemeni people and not the puppets that the Saudi Arabians and the UK puts in on the south and the north borders and tries to pinch out all of…
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SR-71. Thank you, Colonel. I did watch your show with Alpha Warrior last night. And I'm jealous. He's got a challenge point and I don't. But beyond that, when you started explaining how Yemen was torn apart, north and south, literally east …
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I sort of, in a way, I come to the same conclusion you are, although I don't know that, I guess part of what I'm getting at is I don't know if we've got two nefarious groups versus one good group, one bad group. I do know one group really w…
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Who else would be involved? Another, let's just say Germany, had come over and taken over the Puerto Rico and had taken over Cuba and had taken over all of the islands around the United States. That's what's happening to Yemen. I don't have…
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I have Yemeni people who want Yemen to decide what Yemen's future is. And I have a bunch of vultures in the form of UAE and Israel and Saudi Arabia that have invaded. And the United States is right there along with them. And so is the UK. A…
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that have decided that no one in Yemen has a say in how Yemen is going to end up. And while this battle is going on, you have people squatting all over Yemen who have no business there at all. And there's no international UN resolution sayi…
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UAE and Israel get your ass out of the two. There's not one. There's two archipelagos that they are on building up intelligence bases with extra long runways and all types of missiles and everything else pointed right at Yemen. I just the m…
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And so, yeah, I'm not suggesting that the Allah answer Allah, however you say that, are good guys. What I am saying is they're Yemenis and they get to decide and everybody else needs to get the hell out of there. And yes, it is a strategic …
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after they were left alone, figured their shit out, and decide who's going to be their leader, if you can't negotiate with them on terms, because they don't control international water. And if, as a country with a leader that the Yemenis de…
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But that's not yet ever where we got to. There's been people sitting in their backyard the entire time. We wouldn't tolerate it. And I don't think anybody else should either. OK, that's when I agree, Colonel. I agree 100 percent that, yes, …
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That's kind of what I wanted to know if everybody picked up on that, because people can look at facts and create and form different opinions. And you can't refute the facts of everything that I outlined and the nefarious things that had bee…
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Does it mean that country has any other? And I don't know, quite frankly, I don't know what other aid or financial arrangements. I didn't find any that Iran is providing the Yemen's other than being a shopping place for them to buy munition…
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80 to 85 percent of the entire population of people wise of Yemen. And if if they were given the opportunity to, which is why they are not being given the opportunity, if they were given the opportunity, even those factions that got in bed …
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would not be able to hold on to that territory. They can only hold on to that territory because they're UAE-backed, using their terminology. And so the president is UAE-backed. The president is Israeli-backed because, of course, Israel is o…
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you know, in the hailstorm or whatever. I'm making all these weird analogies. But do you think that people understand there are Christians in that land mass? So I don't know that the conversation last night had anything to do with their rel…
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saying anything that had anything to do with religion. He believes that Yemen is going to be kind of like the red line. And a lot of people believe this. I don't want to not acknowledge that. That there is going to be some scenario that is …
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I'm going to capitalize on the opportunity that is presented when he highlights a geographic region to give a history lesson about that region as it relates to Operation Gladio. It just makes our study of Operation Gladio more relevant to u…
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To give a short history lesson of number one, where it's at, because everybody here is going to be map literate when we're done. Number two, talk about what's going on there on the ground. And then number three, what is the history of that …
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What we would do if we were in a foreign policy position, given the history of what has gone on in Yemen, what decisions would you be making? Would you be bombing Yemen right now? Would you be putting pressure on the UAE to get them out of …
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is crazy. And there's so much that we don't know that we have to, based on the patterns that we see, make our informed decisions. However, also be able to be flexible enough that as more information comes out, we could, you know, it's okay …
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part of Ansar Allah's resources, that that's bad intelligence from my perspective, because I don't believe Ansar Allah is the bad guys in Yemen. It doesn't mean they're good guys. It just means that they're indigenous Yemenis that are in ch…
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Because they're pissed off at people like Israel who is invading their archipelago and setting up military capability to attack them with. And I'd be pissed off, too. So, Illini, go ahead. So, Colonel, I guess let me ask you this. Just I th…
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Okay. Well, you're starting the story in the middle. You're starting the story with the attack on a U.S. ship, but that's not the beginning of the story. If you go back during the Obama administration, the Obama administration killed thousa…
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That's true, and they weren't right to do that, and then the Senate kept doing it. And they didn't even identify who they were killing. They just identified general characteristics of these people's pattern of life and said, you've got to d…
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And you know what? In 2019, they may have very well had the right to basically say, okay, these ships are supporting this military campaign against us. Some of what they're carrying on this is military equipment. We're going to attack it. T…
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And so now we're here and I, I'm not necessarily saying that, you know, that there's clearly a good guy and a bad guy, but it's complicated. It seems like it's really complicated here. And it also seems like the Houthis did me. Maybe you ca…
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I am going to you guys can go ahead and if you guys have anything to add, ask for or any questions, you can go ahead and ask for Mike while I'm doing this next little part. I noticed that one of the recent presidential executive orders deal…
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quite a bit of research into Yemen. Like going back hundreds of years when we realized that Yemen was the only country in the world originally that had coffee, which I didn't know. And because the British had conquered a large part of Yemen…
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So they could monopolize trade in that area. And there was coal there. And so to power the ships and stuff like that, they basically, just like they had done with Hong Kong and several other places, in order to have their empire, they have …
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coming out of the Suez Canal and all of that other stuff. It's just very strategic for navigation. And so once they did that, they discovered coffee and basically took coffee trees or whatever it is, the plant, and sold it all over the worl…
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not allow Yemen to have a monopoly because they wanted cheaper access to coffee. And so they're the ones that end up bringing it into some of their territories in Latin America, like in Guyana, and then it just takes off from there.…
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with it presentation of Yemen's history and the executive order that was just signed. Because if you look at that executive order, they are trying to designate a particular element of Yemen as a terrorist organization. That should make the …
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They do the same shit over and over again. Good point. All along. Yeah, Colonel, can you hear me okay? Because I'm in a public area with noise. No, I can hear you much better than yesterday. Okay, blessing to the spirit. I wanted to make a …
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movement of the 75,000 troops out of Egypt down to Yemen and how that all unfolded, as well as something that was recently revealed just within the last few years, and that's the mass graves in Egypt that happened the day before the liberty…
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You know, you're mentioning of Syria and Egypt, but Yemen was also brought into play there, right? And the Saudis were funding one half, and there was a civil war in Yemen in 1963 that reflected the same potential split between Nasser versu…
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Yemen was so fascinating when I looked at that because you not only had Saudi Arabia to the north, but the south was basically occupied by the UK because they controlled the port of Aden. And you had the whole, for those of you guys who are…
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the majority of the people reside in the western part of that country and so you had the Yemenis the indigenous population kind of sandwiched between Saudi Arabia who is in bed basically with the west and you had the southernmost boundary c…
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the Yemenis didn't want the Saudi Arabia in there and they didn't want the British in there. So it has been destabilized for, you know, probably the better part of a hundred years. So anyway, yeah, that was such a fascinating story. And to …
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the waterway there, they had started setting up all kinds of communication and tracking stations along these islands, some of which were considered Yemeni property, but they didn't care. So it's just a fascinating, this whole journey has be…
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Israel and Saudi Arabia getting along with both of them, whereas earlier Nasser's forces would have called that out in Syria when he made the alliance with the UAE, which also had ties to Yemen, right? Because Saudi Arabia was fighting a ci…
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in my opinion, based on my research, bullshit. We talked ad nauseum about what happened in Yemen back over a hundred years ago when the UK needed Aden as a port. They had coal. And so they basically invaded Yemen and took over Aden. They ba…
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Much of what goes on in Saudi Arabia because of oil concessions along with the U.S. So anytime they wanted to destabilize Yemen, they did so from the south where Aden is. And they use Saudi to push down from the north because Yemen is just …
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thwart their efforts to use Yemen in whatever way they wanted to. And over time, the nationalists in Yemen kept getting more and more pissed. The only people, once they destabilized and overthrew Nasser in Egypt and basically took over Egyp…
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that fell out of favor by coming to help the Yemenis thwart off the UK, as they had done out of the Suez, and fight back Saudi Arabia. So if you recall, in the Seven-Day War in 1967, Nasser had deployed 75,000 troops into Yemen to help them…
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And it was during that time that Israel attacked Egypt to try to overthrow Nasser. So over time, the only country that would help the Yemenese interior was Iran. There are other Soviet-style weapons over time that appeared there.…
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If you want the conflict in Yemen to continue, you are going to mislabel everybody and you're going to tell me that the good guys are the bad guys and the bad guys are the good guys because that's what they do in every single conflict. And …
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But did you see anything as far as nefarious actors around the world with coffee? Oh, there's so much. There's so much. So did you know where the original coffee tree is from? Yes, I do. Of course I do. Where? It's the dancing goats. Where …
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Or Yemen, in that area, yeah. Yemen had the coffee trees. But do you know about the dancing goats? Let me finish. Okay. Yemen had the original coffee trees. And when the UK basically took over Aden as a port for their steam-powered ships.…
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They went out into the surrounding area, discovered coffee and basically snuck trees out of there and then distributed them all around the world in their colonies in order to take the business away from Yemen to make Yemen weaker in order f…
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This shadowy network of former SAS men working at various private military companies came to be known as the Circuit. WatchGuard was a trailblazer. Its first operation was in where? Yemen. It also did work for the governments of Saudi Arabi…
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conspired to deploy former SAS troops to Yemen to aid the royalist factions that had recently been deposed and stop advances of Nasser's Egyptian forces. Sterling's work in Yemen would lay the foundation for WatchGuard International and the…
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Nasser, which is why they had to get rid of him, inspired Yemen because Nasser took back the Suez Canal and kicked the British out. They couldn't allow that to stand because you're not allowed to manage your own country. You're not allowed …
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Was inspired by that. And they had basically. The indigenous people of Yemen. Want to kick the UK out. And the royal family. In Yemen. Was in bed with the UK. So they basically overthrew their country. And the Saudi Arabians. And the UK.…
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because of course they had concessions for the oil, collaborated to squeeze Yemen because Saudi Arabia is just north of Yemen. And the UK basically owned Aden, the port on the south side. So they had already been kicked out of Egypt and the…
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guerrilla war against the Egyptian-backed North Yemeni government in the Yemeni civil war. So let's stop right there. I spent like an entire show on Alpha Warrior explaining to you guys the history of Yemen and how the, what they refer to a…
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had been crunched from Saudi Arabia on the north, the UAE on the east, and the British from the south. They're actually the citizens of that country, not these other three surrounding, well, two surrounding and one from way up north, being …
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to wage what we were told was a civil war. It wasn't a civil war at all. It was an attack on a sovereign country by the British using mercenaries. A few years later, and keep in mind, by the way, the 1960s, isn't that exactly the same? Oh, …
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Because they knew Nasser in Egypt would send his military to Yemen. 75,000 people from Egypt deployed to Yemen to help the Yemeni against the UK when they were attacked from the West by Israel. Six-day war, the attempted sinking of the USS …
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are so important. So this is yet another element of history that wasn't covered in any of the other books that we've read about all of that. They're documenting the fact that the British used mercenaries to draw the Egyptians into Yemen so …
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It concerned him that so many Americans knew nothing about it. And it was even worse considering the new technology of drones. That deeply concerned him. By 2012, there were two types of drone wars, one conducted by U.S. military in Afghani…
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The firm was also finding work in Africa, turning its attention to oil and thus following the lead of other private military security companies, such as Control Risk Group, Inris, Triple Canopy and Armor Group. The Niger Delta, for example,…
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They knew about the invasion of the Seven Day War in 1967. They knew that Egypt had deployed 75,000 troops down to Yemen because the British had sabotaged a bunch of shit down there. So they knew that the timing was perfect for that to happ…
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I'm not saying that China is good and I'm not saying that Iran is good and I'm not saying that everybody in Yemen is good. What I am saying is I have now read enough of our government lying to us about every fucking thing they do that I no …
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After the decision was made to attack that ship, there could have been a collective effort to stage a false flag that would have led to, because their overall objective was to take out Nasser. Nasser had kicked the British out of the Suez C…
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that is portrayed is that Egypt was intimately going to attack Israel. There's no fucking way they were going to attack Israel. The majority of their military was in Yemen. So every aspect of the narrative is bullshit. And the one thing tha…
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So you have lie after lie after lie after lie. And most of these people have never even heard of crypto AG. They don't know that the entire time that all of Jordan, Egypt, every country in that area was being eavesdropped on by both Germany…
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Due to the wars of aggression against Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, the U.S. and its vassal states created sectarian violence that led to civil wars. Right now, the CIA and the Muslim Brotherhood are present in the form of ISIS in Syria an…
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We just lived in an illusion of freedom. But, you know, with taxes and everything else, we've not been free. But they have to have a boogeyman. And they didn't hate us because of our freedom. They hated us because we'd been in the Middle Ea…