NATO Secret Armies book
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“have done them over Zoom, where we just basically give them a Gladio 101 with some examples of how bad this is and some resources. You know, my go-to book is Paul Williams' Operation Gladio. And then the second one is Danielle Ganser's book…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Relook at Robert Komer (Phoenix) as a Ritchie Boy @ 1:52:58
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“He does enough research to fill up 45 minutes and moves on. Awesome guy. The format he uses is totally awesome. But if someone, probably the most well-spoken person about this is Daniel Ganser. He's over in Europe. He's the guy that wrote t…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 56 - 'INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE - WHO ARE THEY' @ 6:01
Danielle Ganser founded
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“Operation Gladio. Okay. I will look that up. Thank you. If you look in his footnotes, he references other people's books. Daniel Ganser, he's the one that wrote NATO's Secret Armies. That was the second book I bought.…”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE SPOTLIGHT' False Flags w Colonel Towner • The Finale @ 2:12:41
Danielle Ganser founded
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“Coups that I knew had happened and that I needed to go look up after I read this book the first time. And sure enough, that sent me down another rabbit hole. He has so many footnotes in there that I was able to then buy other books. One of …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Book Club Overview @ 16:04
Danielle Ganser founded
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“at least once or twice a week when I'm doing research. So yeah, it's like of the, and again, of the top three books, Operation Gladio by Paul Williams, Danielle Ganser's NATO Secret Armies, and Killing Hope by William Bloom. Those are my to…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 29 (30) @ 1:15:44
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“Anthony Sutton explains to you how it all happened. This book, which was about the Bolshevik Revolution, he also wrote one about Wall Street and the city of London creating Hitler and funding it, and FDR. Here's another favorite of mine, NA…”
▶ I will be doing a few short videos bc @drawandstrike told me to @ 2:31
Danielle Ganser founded
NATO Secret Armies documented
“Yeah, I've reached out to these authors before just to kind of like slide information in there so that, you know, some of them I hear back from, like Paul Williams, and then I interviewed him twice. Some of them I don't hear back from. Like…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 8 @ 48:15
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▶ 18:53
And we've talked a lot about, um, Danielle Ganser and his book, NATO secret army. Um, that was like the second book that I read. I read that one immediately after Paul Williams book, because he mentions it multiple times. And it said, um, t…
▶ 2:12:41
Operation Gladio. Okay. I will look that up. Thank you. If you look in his footnotes, he references other people's books. Daniel Ganser, he's the one that wrote NATO's Secret Armies. That was the second book I bought.…
▶ 2:31
Anthony Sutton explains to you how it all happened. This book, which was about the Bolshevik Revolution, he also wrote one about Wall Street and the city of London creating Hitler and funding it, and FDR. Here's another favorite of mine, NA…
▶ 1:34
Because we've got quite a bit about that one as well. So that's kind of the agenda for today. And I'm going to be using Danielle Ganser's book. And I'm also going to be using Richard Cottrell, who did a good write-up on the Mark Dutro angle…
▶ 6:01
He does enough research to fill up 45 minutes and moves on. Awesome guy. The format he uses is totally awesome. But if someone, probably the most well-spoken person about this is Daniel Ganser. He's over in Europe. He's the guy that wrote t…
▶ 51:31
Well, what I have, and you obviously haven't got to this part, but what I did at the very beginning of this is because as I study, I come up with visual concepts of operations. Like I see pictures in my head. I'm not going crazy. It's just …
▶ 1:34:51
And then kind of step back to put into context the entire operation. Like, for example, this Prelude to Terror, it's not going to tell me all of the stuff about Mark Dutro and all of those. I had to go to like Daniel Ganser's book that was …
▶ 1:52:58
have done them over Zoom, where we just basically give them a Gladio 101 with some examples of how bad this is and some resources. You know, my go-to book is Paul Williams' Operation Gladio. And then the second one is Danielle Ganser's book…
▶ 2:08:35
Thank you. So I've read a book by Daniela Ganser, who's a contemporary historian, calls himself peace researcher. He works in the Basel University in Switzerland. And great book, NATO's Secret Armies. I definitely highly recommend it. I've …
▶ 1:21:03
What you have to understand right off the bat is not everything is called Operation Gladio. It is not on the book title, with the exception of maybe Paul Williams, whose literal name is Operation Gladio of his book. But like, for example, D…
▶ 16:04
Coups that I knew had happened and that I needed to go look up after I read this book the first time. And sure enough, that sent me down another rabbit hole. He has so many footnotes in there that I was able to then buy other books. One of …
▶ 58:54
No. That's definitely number one, and it is on audio. And Daniel Ganser's, I don't know whether his is on audio, but it's called NATO Secret Army. Those are like the two basic you have to read to kind of get the ground floor foundational pr…
▶ 10:24
That I constantly talk about, like Cottrell's book, Danielle Ganser's book of NATO secret armies and Paul Williams book of Operation Gladio, Williams Bloom's book of Killing Hope are so important to the background information of what we're …
▶ 1:10:08
And, you know, the mentioning of a book, whether it's Operation Gladio or NATO's Secret Armies or whatever, as a place to start is very, very important in the awakening process. And as you can tell, there are people that I believe they're e…
▶ 1:15:44
at least once or twice a week when I'm doing research. So yeah, it's like of the, and again, of the top three books, Operation Gladio by Paul Williams, Danielle Ganser's NATO Secret Armies, and Killing Hope by William Bloom. Those are my to…
▶ 1:20:33
everything they do publicly. So it comes as no shock, but it's a great bit of writing. I'm looking forward to it. Well, this one guy, you're going to love this part too. Gigliotti, who is kind of the main character in here, and I ran across…
▶ 25:39
The Gladio Nets did nothing in the open. Danielle Ganser, the principal analyst of Gladio, presents evidence across many nations that Gladio networks amounted to anti-democratic elements in their own society. He's citing Danielle Ganser and…
▶ 1:04:32
And Daniel Ganser's book, which is, you know, of the books I just asked today, what's your top three? I would tell you my top three is obviously Paul Williams' Operation Gladio is number one. And Daniel Ganser's, G-A-N-Z-E-R's, NATO Secret …
▶ 48:15
Yeah, I've reached out to these authors before just to kind of like slide information in there so that, you know, some of them I hear back from, like Paul Williams, and then I interviewed him twice. Some of them I don't hear back from. Like…
▶ 39:35
The CIA's funding mechanism was in place now. What was the goal? It was to fund an effort called Operation Gladio, a stay-behind network of personnel and ammunition in Western Europe, designed to conduct guerrilla warfare against unsuspecti…
▶ 40:07
The book was published in 2005, and the author freely acknowledges that many documents were still classified, but there were already abundant information released, obviously because of the Italian investigation. And he's quoting from the fo…