Six-Day War event
also: The war had already started, Six Day War, Seven Day War, the 1967, Seven Day War, Seven-Day War
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in this space tonight could even imagine. That's how crazy they are. And again, during the Six-Day War in 1967, when we did the book review for the USS Liberty, when I realized, and because I know the backstory of how this operates, when I …
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the B-52 crews, that they were in their aircraft at the end of the flight line, engines running, fully loaded with tactical nuclear weapons in response to the Six-Day War aggression of Israel against Egypt. Egypt never touched Israel. Israe…
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Two Marines, three Marines, two of them were killed, by the way. And another linguist, he was a former CT communication technician, as yourself. He worked for the NSA and CIA. And he came aboard. Alan Blue, he was also killed. But we took o…
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Now, I might add this. Have you ever heard of Frontlet 615? I'm sorry? What that meant was it was a mission, Frontlet 615. Okay, go ahead. The 615 stands for the 6th of June, I mean, June the 15th. But Israel got antsy and started the war e…
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part of the Six Day War, Seven Day War, an L-E-L-A-R-I-S-H massacre. That one happened right, that city is right on the coast of where the USS Liberty was.…
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Israel ended up with Jerusalem, all of Jerusalem. They ended up with the West Bank, Gaza, Golan Heights, and the Sinai Peninsula. That was the case. They go to war again in 1973, and then they have a peace settlement in 1979. So the Golan H…
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14 in Asia, and two in the Middle East. The 303 rejected just six. According to the 303 memo to the Presidential Intelligence Advisory Board, the Middle East projects followed from the Six-Day War, whose aftermath precluded the political ac…
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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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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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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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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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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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Like Catherine, I'm sorry, like the book Catherine the Great in 1979 about Catherine Graham. It's just like, it's so true. It's so unassailable. They didn't attack it. It was just, we're going to ignore it and hope it goes away. Yeah. Yeah.…
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Jewish Zionist. 1,000% agree with you. And I'll just ask this question. Have you ever read the two little booklets by Bernstein? He was an American Ashkenazi who migrated over to Israel after the Six-Day War. And then he was there for about…