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Claims (62)
EATSCO supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan book_quoted
“In the same memorandum, von Marburg confirms that he had expedited tank deliveries for the Victory Day parade as a favor to the defense minister in Egypt. Letter after letter was discovered in the files showing the equipment officially dest…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 29 @ 21:10
Soviet Union targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan documented
“They know exactly what they're doing, but they want this so that they can go in and support the Afghans in order to control the opium. That's the piece that always gets missed. The American policy of acting against Russians continued and de…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 39:30
Soviet Union supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan documented
“in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Moscow had sent the DRA government armed helicopters and transport models, but resisted appeals for troops. In May, Mujahideen mounted armed uprisings in several provinces, with government troops hard-pressed to m…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 29:42
CIA supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan documented
“He had just been informed that the CIA was using, wanted to use Spatial, Netezza's brand name for I-I-S-I, geospatial, to target AIM predator drones in Afghanistan. And that it was our patriotic duty to work with them to try to get Spatial …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 12 @ 20:30
United Kingdom attempted_coup_against
Afghanistan host_asserted
“And they did that twice and they won both times. But if you go back to the history of Afghanistan, what you find is the Brits tried three different times to subordinate, colonize, whatever you want to call it, the Afghans under British rule…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Afghanistan @ 2:27
Taliban overthrew
Afghanistan host_asserted
“fundamentalist force arose. The Taliban conquered Kabul and most of the country. Massoud, now allied with the former general Dost, fought on. Before long, they got help from basically all of the parties because they were all stealing each o…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 4:34
Ahmad Shah Massoud member_of
Afghanistan host_asserted
“fundamentalist force arose. The Taliban conquered Kabul and most of the country. Massoud, now allied with the former general Dost, fought on. Before long, they got help from basically all of the parties because they were all stealing each o…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 4:34
Mohammad Daoud Khan overthrew
Afghanistan documented
“A pro-Soviet regime had been in power in Afghanistan since 1973, when a prince of the royal blood carried out a coup d'etat against a king traveling in Europe. Even before, under the monarchy, Afghanistan had had a close trading relationshi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 16:45
Soviet Union funded
Afghanistan documented
“is near Russia. So I find it interesting how they categorize this. Just because you have a trading partner does not mean you're pro-Soviet, but whatever. By the time of the Soviet quote-unquote invasion, there was aid coming to Afghanistan …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 17:15
United States funded
Afghanistan documented
“And America also was in the aid business to Afghanistan during this exact same time. They were building dam projects and a national highway. Dwight D. Eisenhower once visited Kabul for an afternoon. Sadar Mohammed Dreyed, D-A-O-U-D.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 17:53
Soviet Union funded
Afghanistan documented
“First, the staff of headquarters and then groups. In 1981, the Russians received even greater powers to intervene in Afghan affairs. Najibullah, the CAD's chief, raised no objections. Towards the end of 81, in an effort to devise new tactic…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 59:48
Babrak Karmal headed
Afghanistan documented
“Within months of the Russian estimated that hundreds of rebel bands were active with fighters totaling between 12 and 20,000. Before the end of the year, the Russian leader Brezhnev would say during a visit to India that the conditions that…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 49:44
United States funded
Afghanistan host_asserted
“The rest of the crap is window dressing. And I mean, I lived that firsthand. I was at U.S. Central Command on 9-11, and I watched the quote-unquote coalition of the willing, and I watched how internal to Central Command we got the quote-unq…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam Phoenix Program part 2 @ 1:38:36
CIA trafficked
Afghanistan book_quoted
“It was the product of ongoing war-creating energies located chiefly in the United States, which to this day have not yet been properly identified or countered, which is why Operation Gladio is still ongoing. Of these forces, none is deeper …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil, and War Part 2 @ 34:04
CIA cultivated
Afghanistan host_asserted
“the CIA had to find a new source of heroin. And it said it cites on Afghanistan. Yeah. So therefore, you have a 1970, right after the fall of Saigon, four years after, you have really the onset of the Afghan-Soviet war and the cultivation a…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 1:08:11
Mark Morales supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan book_quoted
“let's see, a year later, Mr. Morales started Global Ordinance, so that would be 2013, as an arms business consultancy, drawing on more than a decade of experience. He bought a defense contractor and delivered arms to the Pentagon for use ag…”
▶ Operation Gladio- Ukraine weapons…WHERE @ 24:28
EATSCO supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan host_asserted
“The old Soviet and Eastern Bloc war material was sent to the Afghan rebels as Egyptian aid via Saudi Arabia and Iraq. So at the same time we're doing all of this, we're also giving military aid to Afghanistan. And that was to buy new weapon…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 27 @ 13:22
Abu Ghazala supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan host_asserted
“play a huge role in the anti-Soviet effort inside of Afghanistan. In addition to shipping millions of U.S. arms aid through Pakistan to the Afghan resistance, it allowed Egypt to make millions of dollars on the military aid, and the general…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 27 @ 22:40
Yahya al-Gamal supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan host_asserted
“It was Gazala's own weapons salesman, a guy by the name of General Yahi al-Gamal, G-A-M-A-L, who arranged for a contract for 2,500 mules at $1,300 each. That's a gold mine for mules. According to the CIA officer, Gus Avrakotas, and I'm goin…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 27 @ 23:12
Hekmatyar member_of
Afghanistan host_asserted
“to their religion. And so Hekmatyar and all these other people in Afghanistan became the new warlords. And they were also, of course, they were also the cultivators of the poppy fields. But we found out in Afghanistan that these people coul…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Interview w_Paul Williams author of Operation Gladio @ 1:09:46
Soviet Union carried_out_attack
Afghanistan host_asserted
“they're up on the border actually antagonizing the Soviet Union. And so the Soviet Union, once they respond to the antagonism, find out that they're being allowed in to that area and that there's basically kind of almost like the falling in…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars John Prados Chap 3 @ 1:25:17
Jimmy Carter carried_out_attack
Afghanistan host_asserted
“All that stuff, that was all done under the Carter administration with Brzezinski and Turner and all those guys. Yes. So, Miles, go ahead. Well, Colonel, long time no talk. Not that long. Oh, yeah, you're right. So I just want to thank you …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars John Prados Chap 3 @ 1:27:03
Ronald Reagan supported
Afghanistan book_quoted
“And let's see. Well, one of them was in Meridius, which is an island. And operations went forward in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Libya. American involvement obviously happened in Angola, Cambodia. More than 50 covert operations happened during …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 17 @ 42:24
George Tenet supported
Afghanistan documented
“easier to get things done. The CIA director reportedly supported a project against Serbian President Milosevic when Clinton approved it in 1998. Tenet did back the inception of a new Afghan secret war, but for intelligence gathering only. Y…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe For Democracy Part 53 (55) @ 27:48
British Raj attempted_coup_against
Afghanistan host_asserted
“They kind of regressed a little bit. There was some additional fighting. And it was around that time that the British kind of wanted to take advantage of that. So the British, what they called Raj, R-A-J, that was located in India, tried to…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Afghanistan @ 4:27
Zahir Shah overthrown
Afghanistan host_asserted
“was overthrown in 1973, and that's when we get the first Republic of Afghanistan. Now, in 1973, which is kind of where I wanted to start this, because this is very interesting, the king…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Afghanistan @ 6:25
Afghanistan trained
Mujahideen host_asserted
“And so in a weird way, Libya and Afghanistan are connected. In a weird way. Yeah. Well, keep in mind that Afghanistan was the incubator for the Mujahideen and Al Qaeda. Afghanistan provided a baby terrorist farm.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 1:18:01
Afghanistan trained
Al Qaeda host_asserted
“And so in a weird way, Libya and Afghanistan are connected. In a weird way. Yeah. Well, keep in mind that Afghanistan was the incubator for the Mujahideen and Al Qaeda. Afghanistan provided a baby terrorist farm.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 1:18:01
Zbigniew Brzezinski targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan host_asserted
“to get them to do what they did. Not unlike what happened, I mean, it's a long story, but there was a whole bunch of fake false flags that happened in Afghanistan. The national security advisor to Carter basically said, Brzezinski, that the…”
▶ X SPACES Éire Community-Operation Gladio, Colonel Towner Watkins @ 1:28:55
Taliban overthrew
Afghanistan host_asserted
“That's all I have to say on it right now. So there you go. So I will add that when during the interim periods where the Taliban was in charge, so the guy that and we'll get to the coups that we did in Afghanistan, but one of the guys that w…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Turkistan @ 56:27
BCCI funded
Afghanistan documented
“which in the 1980s became a chief paymaster for the anti-Soviet Afghan Mujahideen and even ran arms directly from Karachi. And it says the failure of the U.S. government to investigate and prosecute BCCI reflected not only the extent to whi…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Drugs,Oil, and War Part 3 @ 51:50
Taliban carried_out_attack
Afghanistan host_asserted
“The Taliban in Afghanistan had a particular reputation, and we've talked about it here. The Taliban has pros and cons. One of the pros, obviously, was their work to get rid of the opium. They had in the year 2000 put the edict out, no more …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:31:46
Von Marburg supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan book_quoted
“In the same memorandum, von Marburg confirms that he had expedited tank deliveries for the Victory Day parade as a favor to the defense minister in Egypt. Letter after letter was discovered in the files showing the equipment officially dest…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 29 @ 21:10
Sarkis Soghanalian supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan book_quoted
“to allow the Eastern Bloc war materials to transship through Iraq to the anti-Soviet freedom fighters in Afghanistan. In other words, they were using Iraq as a shipping place. The irony of Saudi Arabia's paying Saddam to fight Muslim fundam…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 32 @ 16:51
CIA trafficked
Afghanistan host_asserted
“The aftermath of losing Vietnam. So when the control of it, I mean, they still buy drugs and opium from the Golden Triangle. But, you know, they moved that to Afghanistan and then we went through the whole initial back in the day Afghanista…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day @ 1:04:10
Global International Airways trafficked
Afghanistan book_quoted
“He owned an airline called Global International Airways, and it became involved in the 1980s in U.S. arms trafficking to Afghanistan. It was also part of a complex of CIA-linked contract cargo airlines that included ones that we know a lot …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil, and War Part 2 @ 2:01
CIA overthrew
Afghanistan host_asserted
“We funded the terror training camps that were set up in Pakistan because of our funding of ISI. Pakistan set up a whole bunch of heroin processing labs because of the opium fields in Afghanistan. So we go into Afghanistan and we coup that g…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 6 @ 1:27:46
Aegis Defense Services funded
Afghanistan documented
“including one from the DOD, to oversee private security companies in Afghanistan, basically setting up another command post in Afghanistan. It monitored their activities and investigating any escalation of force incidents. That's, again, th…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 7 @ 43:59
Taliban overthrew
Afghanistan host_asserted
“We're very aware of their after the Soviet CIA presence in Afghanistan and the Taliban basically taking over after they left and eradicating the poppy. They also stopped child trafficking out of Afghanistan. And then he goes on to mention m…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup Venezuela Part 12 @ 1:17:51
Iran supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan book_quoted
“claimed this weekend that TWA Flight 800 was shot down last month by one of those shoulder-fired stingers of the type used by Afghanistan that we sold them. The sources said the missile arrived in America seven months ago after being shippe…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 34:26
Soviet Union carried_out_attack
Afghanistan documented
“That leads to the heart of the matter. Afghanistan had supplanted Laos as the biggest paramilitary affair in CIA history. And supposedly was looking a little better for them because they're going to obviously get the Soviets to pull out. In…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 1:29
Boris Gromov removed_from_power
Afghanistan documented
“weapons. Russian troops could punch through but achieve nothing. In UN-mediated negotiations, the Soviets agreed to a military withdrawal and carried it out. At 11.55 a.m. on February 15, 1989, General Boris Gromov stepped back inside Russi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 2:02
Najibullah headed
Afghanistan host_asserted
“breaking CIA standing orders not to cross the border, went to have their pictures taken at the same bridge after he exited. But the Afghan war continued. Najibullah communist regime fought on and both the CIA project and aid halted only in …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 2:31
Dost Mohammed Khan headed
Afghanistan host_asserted
“led by a guy by the name of Dost, D-O-S-T, Mohammed Khan, K-H-A-N. And those went on for the better part of about 40 years. And they basically kind of reunified. Mohammed died in 1863.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Afghanistan @ 3:57
Ronald Reagan funded
Afghanistan host_asserted
“And I had no idea that we actually, I mean, I know we contributed just from the bits and pieces that I've picked up through these books that we have done, like Pete Bruton's book. But I didn't know that we funded almost the entire fucking t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 46 (48) @ 1:28:29
Donald Trump removed_from_power
Afghanistan host_asserted
“And that's the United States. We were the strong arm for NATO for a very long time. And one of the things that Trump came out and said is that we should not be policing the world. And that was when he backed out of Afghanistan. Anyway, that…”
▶ Operation Gladio and Iran, New Caledonia and other hot spots @ 1:12:34
Taliban trafficked
Afghanistan host_asserted
“That's exactly what's happening and was just verified by what was said on Tucker Carlson's show with Iran and North Korea. So this is a tactic that they use to keep going back to disruption so they can destabilize, so they always have a boo…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 6 @ 38:22
Zbigniew Brzezinski targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan host_asserted
“basically stay behind type terrorist attacks into the Donbass region. And why did they do that? They did that to bait Russia into moving into the Donbass region to protect ethnic Russian people. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan …”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 14:13
Taliban targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan host_asserted
“like in the hundreds as opposed to the tens of thousands. And obviously that thwarted the funding mechanism covertly of the CIA and much of Operation Gladio. So the Taliban had to be dealt with. I'm not going to say all of 9-11 happened as …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:32:14
Taliban trafficked
Afghanistan host_asserted
“Why he needed to immediately, as soon as he assumed office at USAID, travel to Afghanistan to prep the battlefield under the guise of any day Afghanistan is going to have a famine. Now, anybody that's looked into Afghanistan understands tha…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 43 - 'Exposed - The USAID Deception' - EP.382 @ 1:10:54
CIA carried_out_attack
Afghanistan host_asserted
“and that 5,000 Soviet soldiers had begun an invasion of Afghanistan. British sources confirmed the reports. Now, let me just say, I'm going to finish their version of the story, but let me just tell you that this Soviet soldier invasion int…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror Chapter 20 @ 40:34
Operation Gladio trafficked
Afghanistan host_asserted
“Vietnam, the Golden Triangle, South America, everywhere you find poppy fields, you will find military action of some kind. And generally it rotates around. And just to drive that point home, anybody that's ever worn the military uniform kno…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 1 @ 29:39
Afghan Army member_of
Afghanistan host_asserted
“I'm assuming it was for the Afghan army, which we knew for years was incompetent or probably bought off, whatever. I don't know exactly what was going on there, but everybody was on the take, it seems like, from the top down. But did they p…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squads and War on Terror Part 1 @ 1:12:03
William J. Burns carried_out_attack
Afghanistan host_asserted
“of Operation Gladio's cells in Ukraine into the heartland of Russia. So is that... He's the guy who wrote, well, he was working with Jake Sullivan, of all people, to help draft the Iran nuclear deal. Burns is also the architect of the Afgha…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady- Secret Societies meets Operation Gladio 250404 @ 1:09:23
William Casey targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan host_asserted
“politicians all over the world aligned with their fascist beliefs in power. I added the word fascist. No country was safe. From Egypt to Guatemala to Poland to Afghanistan to Spain to Angola to Nicaragua, every liberal government needed to …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book Club Prelude to Terror Chap 25 @ 8:01
Henry Kissinger targeted_for_regime_change
Afghanistan host_asserted
“basically stay behind type terrorist attacks into the Donbass region. And why did they do that? They did that to bait Russia into moving into the Donbass region to protect ethnic Russian people. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan …”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 14:13
Pakistan supplied_arms_to
Afghanistan caller_asserted
“promote their agenda and to create division and with the I had two points I was thinking about the intelligence officer in Afghanistan on top of that problem admitting that 70% of the ammonium nitrate that or excuse me 70% of the soldiers t…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Bulgaria @ 1:47:15
Internews Network funded
Afghanistan host_asserted
“The name of it is Taliban won't let the people of Afghanistan hear their own voices. And it's from that bitch we started off with, Jeanne Burgolt or whatever her name is. Listen to the first freaking sentence. 20 years ago, Afghanistan was …”
▶ ColonelTowner-Watkins-War Hamster Brady, Ghost of Based Patrick Henry live dig on USAID @ 1:45:24
Taliban overthrew
Afghanistan host_asserted
“until they did 9-11 and used that as an excuse to go back into Afghanistan, which I was kind of surprised wasn't mentioned at all on Tucker when they were talking about the whole 9-11 thing. You have to have that in context. You have to und…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 6 @ 38:51
Taliban member_of
Afghanistan host_asserted
“In that area, some of the scholars in Afghanistan and in Pakistan and our own people that are objective, they will tell you that the Taliban has completely. I'm not going to say change their stripes, but they are in meetings currently with …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:34:02
Early Industries funded
Afghanistan host_asserted
“Early Industries. They were created in 1975. And in the 90s, they were involved in Ukraine, which is weird because 2004, we end up cooing their government. I'm sure that's another coincidence. They also were, oh my gosh, they were in Afghan…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 43 - 'Exposed - The USAID Deception' - EP.382 @ 1:23:03
USAID funded
Afghanistan host_asserted
“USAID administrator, he actually went to Afghanistan before 9-11. They were setting shit up in Afghanistan before 9-11. Don't you think that's strange? He was appointed to be in charge of USAID in May, and he was already doing shit in Afgha…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 43 - 'Exposed - The USAID Deception' - EP.382 @ 1:09:54
Mentions (120)
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And what those are tied to is the Soviets withdrawal from Afghanistan. That's the exact timing in which when so their network to do all of this was basically with the money being funneled from us into Pakistan, supposedly into Afghanistan. …
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If you go back and you look at the weapons that were actually being delivered to Afghanistan, they were old Soviet weapons from Bulgaria and some of these off market Albania, all of the Eastern Europe, former Soviet. So the CIA was taking m…
▶ 22:25
to get to Afghanistan to buy them weaponry to resist the quote unquote Soviet invasion that they prompted to happen on purpose. So they could start this money trafficking, money laundering operation. And once that happened, all of these bil…
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They take pennies on the dollar, go to Bulgaria, Romania, and they buy old Soviet weaponry. They deliver that to the Mujahideen, the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan. And then they take the rest of the money and they use BCCI to launder tha…
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So, Abedi's usefulness as a hidden ally of American intelligence went away with the Soviets' withdrawal from Afghanistan. And before the years ended, Abedi himself had dropped out of sight. Now, I have read probably three different books th…
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You have to understand that the drug trafficking, our wars follow drug trafficking. Our wars in Vietnam, in Afghanistan, and then the overthrow of all the governments in South America when we had to get out of Afghanistan because the Soviet…
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this cycle the war machine because trump didn't get us into any new wars and and he sure as heck didn't start one he wanted he wanted to get us out of afghanistan um and he would have had he been re-elected in 2020 so how so explain explain…
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They sat down at some point and decided that we're going to create a new map. And this new map is going to be created to cause all kinds of havoc. And everywhere that they created a new country is exactly where we have fault lines today. Pa…
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Basically, we've covered this in several of our Operation Gladio exposés that, for example, when we were funding the Mujahideen in Afghanistan via the intelligence service in Pakistan, there were contracts written to purchase weapons. And w…
▶ 49:34
She's overseen internews growth in areas underserved by local media. What does that mean, underserved by local media? That means the local media isn't reporting what they want them to say. Exactly. Such as Afghanistan and South Sudan. Boy, …
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The name of it is Taliban won't let the people of Afghanistan hear their own voices. And it's from that bitch we started off with, Jeanne Burgolt or whatever her name is. Listen to the first freaking sentence. 20 years ago, Afghanistan was …
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So once you get that in your brain that they don't care about communism, that's bullshit. The same thing with terrorism. They created terrorism. They created radical Islamic terrorism. I just finished a research project today about the fund…
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On 9-11, I'm stationed at U.S. Central Command. And totally not classified information. I'm sitting listening to people talk about, well, you know, we've got to pick another country because we can't really do a full out war in Afghanistan a…
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put them where they did because they were going to use the Donbass region to bait Russia into a war. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan with the Soviet Union, where Brzezinski was famous for saying, we're going to give the Soviet …
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None of us knew. None of us knew that the CIA was importing Islamic terrorists that they had trained out of Afghanistan into Bosnia that was doing all of the chaos there that then led to the decision of Wesley Clark to go into and do the ai…
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The name rings a bell. Yeah, he was working with the government and giving them information about in Afghanistan, there were certain singular rockets that were given to the Mujahideen when, you know, during the Afghanistan war with Russia. …
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basically stay behind type terrorist attacks into the Donbass region. And why did they do that? They did that to bait Russia into moving into the Donbass region to protect ethnic Russian people. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan …
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the Soviet Union, they're Vietnam. So they are basically carrying out a historical destabilization inside of Russia, which is exactly what they did in Afghanistan. They're just using Ukraine. And that's why history is so important because y…
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We have war wherever there's poppy fields, because in order to have poppy fields, you have to be able to protect poppy fields. And what better way to protect poppy fields than having the U.S. military co-located with your drug production ca…
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That red flower happens to be a poppy. That's how in your face they are with this garbage. They literally hand a U.S. military person a poppy on Veterans Day. That's not coincidental. Also, while you're at war, it gives a great opportunity …
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I have to, number one, create the country. I have to draw boundaries that is going to allow that country to stay in the state of perpetual war, i.e. India on one side and Afghan on the other. And then I'm going to have to pick a country lik…
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despite the fact that we all stood up and said, hell no. Okay, thank you for clarifying because I thought that we had, I don't know, done something to basically get Russia to chill out. And even though we were doing lots of regime change in…
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It also provides the CIA the opportunity to find new networks of people they can pay to be agitators. And then what they do is once they find them in one country, they ship them around to other countries in order to have bigger crowds to be…
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follow on to that since we're in that area is um afghanistan and um most people um think of afghanistan as um a i mean maybe fourth or fifth world country because um in many ways it's not even a third world country um but actually…
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The history of Afghanistan is very interesting for many different reasons. But I'm going to tell you a couple of things that you probably are not aware of. In the long time ago, before we became aware of Afghanistan,…
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um, in the United States, the, um, Brits had, um, basically the opposite, um, experience in Afghanistan as they did in China. Cause we've talked a couple of times about the boxer wars and the opium wars, um, that they had with China.…
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And they did that twice and they won both times. But if you go back to the history of Afghanistan, what you find is the Brits tried three different times to subordinate, colonize, whatever you want to call it, the Afghans under British rule…
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They kind of regressed a little bit. There was some additional fighting. And it was around that time that the British kind of wanted to take advantage of that. So the British, what they called Raj, R-A-J, that was located in India, tried to…
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Afghanistan to them. My cousin is here. If you can add her as a co-host. Thank you. Got it. And so that was referred to as the first Anglo-Afghan war. There was another one. So the first one happened around 1838 to 42.…
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The second one happened around the late 1870s. And then a third time in 1919, they tried again. But what emerged after the 1919 conflict was an independent kingdom of Afghanistan. And that got established in 1920, or excuse me, 1926.…
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And that was kind of the follow on to what was referred to as the Emirate of Afghanistan. So they actually had a monarch, Manula Khan. And this monarch lasted about 50 years until Zahir Shah.…
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was overthrown in 1973, and that's when we get the first Republic of Afghanistan. Now, in 1973, which is kind of where I wanted to start this, because this is very interesting, the king…
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basically led his forces into Kabul. And he had basically his senior general was named Abdul Karim Mostagni. And they basically overthrew the monarchy while the monarchy was…
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but definitely have done some research on it. But I think it's too difficult to tell based on what everything, all the other stuff that was going on in Afghanistan at the time. So the king decided not to retaliate and he abdicated the thron…
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So basically, that ended about two centuries of empire-type leadership in Afghanistan. So about five years later, after the original coup in 73, there was another coup in which Khan was overthrown. Only this time,…
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He was actually executed. They didn't give him a chance to abdicate or leave or go into exile or whatever. So this second coup at the end of the 70s was orchestrated by a group called the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, PDPA.…
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They basically wanted to set up more of a big government, kind of socialist type government. And in most literature, you will hear people say that it was aligned with the Soviet Union. The research that I have found does not indicate that t…
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the non-approved sources of this, is that there were several members of this late 1970s quote-unquote revolution that had been infiltrated into a completely fake communist party that had been set up in Afghanistan by the CIA.…
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much like what had happened with the Brits, that there's no way the Soviet Union would be able to do anything with Afghanistan. It was just going to be quicksand. But it provided top cover for a whole bunch of different things. Number one, …
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And the timing's perfect. So this is the late 1970s. And what had just happened was we lost Vietnam. So we lost control of much, not all, but much of our network for opium. It was completely disrupted by us having to leave Vietnam. And it's…
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that Afghanistan was the perfect place to go. Lots of farmland. They had under the king and then the first four or five years of the coup, they had orchestrated a huge farm capability and they were doing vineyards and all kinds of cotton an…
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Very diversified farming. But what the CIA and the Committee of 40 and everybody else saw was opium fields, poppy fields. So they orchestrated this second coup and supposedly did so by impersonating communists. So they basically said, hey, …
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We've got this thriving communist party here and we need you to come help us because we're being overrun by all of these crazies in Afghanistan and these religious zealots. And, you know, we're atheists like you are. So we need you to come …
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But what they don't realize is they're walking into a trap. And the CIA had already made arrangements with Pakistan's ISI, and they're spending basically what amounts to, in the end, billions and billions of dollars to arm and create the bu…
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I got to get my book straight. One starts. Yeah, here it is. We're going to talk about William Bloom's book first because it starts a little earlier. But both of them have some very interesting points. So in I don't even know how you say hi…
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the United States, almost as much as he hated the Russians. His followers screamed death to America, along with death to the Soviet Union. Only the Russians were not showering him with large amounts of aid like the United States did. The Un…
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In order to be able to kind of jumpstart the funding into Afghanistan through Pakistan, they needed a false flag. And that's what it wasn't enough that the Soviet Union was helping the government. They wanted something that affected the Uni…
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Billions of your tax dollars. So that was kind of the impetus, the assassination of the ambassador that kind of jumpstarted it all. And so, again, this is what the CIA is telling us, a pro-Soviet government, which it is not. And the Soviet …
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prepared for as opposed to a godforsaken place like Afghanistan. Now, I would read that now as we want some activity in Iraq or in Afghanistan so we can skim off weapons and protect the poppy fields. But pretty much we want weapons going in…
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We basically trained Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan as part of the whole Mujahideen creation to use them as terrorists in Chechnya and several other places. With the knowledge of the former CIA director, which was at one time, of course, Bu…
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And over the centuries, Afghanistan had been a graveyard for invaders, which again is true. In the past, the CIA had been instrumental in helping the Afghanis finance their way of life by growing poppy and supplying over 60% of Europe's her…
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half the going price. The Afghani resisted UNICAL and other oil cartel ties to the Bush for putting a natural gas oil pipeline through Afghanistan to Pakistan and on to China. In the eyes of the oil cartel, the Afghans were demanding too mu…
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And that's the United States. We were the strong arm for NATO for a very long time. And one of the things that Trump came out and said is that we should not be policing the world. And that was when he backed out of Afghanistan. Anyway, that…
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We are going to move on to the drug trafficking. Parts of the drug trafficking comes out based on the countries that we've dealt with. When we were dealing with Latin America and South America, because they were the repository for the CIA s…
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that wanted NATO out of their country or the CIA installed dictator. He also was in Afghanistan several times. And let's see. Oh, gosh, look at this. So everybody acknowledges that one of the good guys in the Northern Alliance was.…
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promote their agenda and to create division and with the I had two points I was thinking about the intelligence officer in Afghanistan on top of that problem admitting that 70% of the ammonium nitrate that or excuse me 70% of the soldiers t…
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nitrate that was produced in Pakistan and we as a government and the intelligence agency had given Pakistan like 70 or 80 billion dollars over the last 10 years and that ammonium nitrate infiltrated its way into Afghanistan and has killed o…
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You know, the one John McCain sits on. They had the testimony of Andrew Natsios, N-A-T-S-I-O-S, which was the USAID administrator. And it has some really interesting information because it starts talking about Afghanistan being in a crisis.…
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USAID administrator, he actually went to Afghanistan before 9-11. They were setting shit up in Afghanistan before 9-11. Don't you think that's strange? He was appointed to be in charge of USAID in May, and he was already doing shit in Afgha…
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Yeah. So under the guise, and this is important, so under the guise of the humanitarian side of Afghanistan, he shows up before 9-11. And he's there supposedly because they have all the hallmarks of a pre-famine. That was the guise, the plo…
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Why he needed to immediately, as soon as he assumed office at USAID, travel to Afghanistan to prep the battlefield under the guise of any day Afghanistan is going to have a famine. Now, anybody that's looked into Afghanistan understands tha…
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So, under the guise of a seed shortage, widespread sale of family assets, including land, to relocate to buy food. They had just gotten their farmland back from the U.S. growing opium from the time the Russians were there. So, yeah, that's …
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because they're like on a pre-famine thing, increased rates of malnutrition, declining birth rates, mass migration in search of food, and increased deaths from starvation. None of that shit's true. But that's why he had to run over to Afgha…
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Early Industries. They were created in 1975. And in the 90s, they were involved in Ukraine, which is weird because 2004, we end up cooing their government. I'm sure that's another coincidence. They also were, oh my gosh, they were in Afghan…
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You know what I mean? Just like the intelligence that the CIA used to get us into Afghanistan, into Iraq, the whole weapons of mass destruction. So son of a bitches knew that there was no weapons of mass destruction because they were eavesd…
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in order to disrupt the world, and they disrupt the world for the international syndicate to get rich and steal all of our resources. That's it. Well, that's why we were also in Afghanistan for so long. If you remember, it was, oh, we can't…
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basically volunteer their units to go on special operations. They seek them out because it's how they, the senior officer, because they're not out there getting shot at, get promoted. They're in the rear. And I can tell you unequivocally th…
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And so almost any intelligence that you're going to get has already been sanitized unless your boots on the ground. The problem for General Flynn when he was in Afghanistan is his brother was actually there, too. And his brother's operation…
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Well, that pissed them all off, and that's what got them fired. So if you're willing to take on the entire intelligence apparatus and the administration with their ISIS junior bullshit, and you're willing to write a report and put your name…
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project that was distributing vaccines in Afghanistan. I believe it was for herpes, I believe, in the population. And they had continued to distribute these vaccines and they saw explosions of disease in the area for quite a long time. And …
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belonging to the Masonic Lodge. P2 also shows up in Operation Condor. Their subsidiary was in Argentina. And that's how they were able to coordinate. And it's not coincidental that when we lost the Golden Triangle, we moved to Afghanistan. …
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It's not a coincidence that in the year 2000, the Taliban had eradicated almost all of the opium. And the next year we have 9-11. And immediately we go back into Afghanistan because bin Laden just so happens to be in Afghanistan. And what h…
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The aftermath of losing Vietnam. So when the control of it, I mean, they still buy drugs and opium from the Golden Triangle. But, you know, they moved that to Afghanistan and then we went through the whole initial back in the day Afghanista…
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So you basically have a vessel state of a combination primarily of the UK, but of the US as well. And then you look at the intricate role that it played with the ISI and us giving them the most money the CIA has ever given to anybody to cre…
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We overthrew the king of Afghanistan. We overthrew several governments in Afghanistan and just on and on. We've assassinated the good person that was elected in Pakistan in order to try to right the ship there. So we cooed that government a…
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rebel is not the independent organ of a popular uprising against Gaddafi dictatorship, but rather the creation of American imperialism, the most reactionary political force on the planet. The dubious character of the Libyan rebels was furth…
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and were now playing major roles in the rebel military effort. Two of the three had been in U.S. custody as alleged al-Qaeda operatives, and one even spent six years in Guantanamo Bay before being turned over to the Qaddafi regime in 2007. …
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who spent five years at a trading camp in Afghanistan and now oversees the recruitment, training, and deployment of the rebel fighters in Libya, working alongside the CIA designated guy. Salia al-Bahrani, a former fighter from the Libyan Is…
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Qumu, his last name is Q-U-M-U, a Libyan army veteran who worked for Osama bin Laden holding company in Sudan and later for the Al-Qaeda linked charity in Afghanistan and who is training many of the city's rebel recruits. So Hasadeh and Ben…
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of which is that al-Qaeda was effectively created by the CIA through its activities in recruiting and mobilizing radical Islamists to go to Afghanistan in the 1980s to join the Mujahideen guerrillas fighting the Soviets there. Many of the 9…
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And so in a weird way, Libya and Afghanistan are connected. In a weird way. Yeah. Well, keep in mind that Afghanistan was the incubator for the Mujahideen and Al Qaeda. Afghanistan provided a baby terrorist farm.…
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I don't know what the word is. I mean, I guess we're going to be making... Gladio-ish. Gladio-ish. Gladio-ish. That's the perfect word. Thank you. Yeah. Shades of Gladio. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Many shades and many layers of Gladio. Because, yo…
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We also know that the closing of the Vietnam in residence portion of the drug trafficking operation and basically the transferring of it to large segments of it, I should say, it didn't exclusively get transferred to South America happened …
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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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Every single one of the countries that we go in and overthrow, we set up immediately the National Police Force. Yeah, and it's paramilitary until it becomes military. And we've got private militaries all over the country, all over the world…
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all funded with covert funds. Mujahideen, Taliban, Al-Qaeda, all created this way. All of those trace back to Pakistan and the entrapment of the Soviets into Afghanistan as a guise for funneling all of this money, our taxpayer dollars, to P…
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Jimmy Carter here. It was at the same time that the Iran hostage crisis is going on, that the enticement of the Soviets into Afghanistan happens. Right. So you are setting off the world's largest weapons trafficking event.…
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which is going to take place based on the Soviet Union coming into Afghanistan, all of which was a sleight of hands by the CIA, by the way. And so you have that occur, and then you have this massive pipeline of money and weapons going into …
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Von Marbog was in charge of getting as much military hardware out of the country as possible. And you know what? They only give them a couple of days because their real intent is to leave that shit there and then sell it on the covert, just…
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The $2 billion would be worth today $12 billion. And that's just the $2 billion. That's not the $50 billion. Right, right. Yeah. 300 aircraft, 300 naval craft, grenade launchers, rifles, $40 million worth of just ammunition. Yeah, it sounds…
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going on right now in all of the discussions of the money being funneled to the Taliban. This seems to be a hot topic right now, and I want to make sure that everybody understands a couple of points about that, and then you can make of it w…
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like down to zero, the opium production in Afghanistan. Okay. They put a screeching halt to opium farming. And in the interim time, they had switched their entire economy. They had vineyards. They had all kinds of different products that we…
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And then, of course, as soon as we go back into Afghanistan, that's all overturned. They're back in the opium business. It skyrockets. It's tens of billions of dollars. And now we are being told a story that we are sending money to the Tali…
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The Afghanistan thing, honestly, I didn't know that they were leaving equipment and stuff like that. I figured, I mean, I knew that there'd be some things, you know, that disappeared or whatever. But I had no idea that they were purposely l…
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And so Joe hated him because he didn't let him be the VP, which is hilarious. But I wanted to warn against just assuming that what the government tells you is your enemy is your enemy. Because I've met people in Afghanistan. They aren't my …
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you have created a perpetual war machine. It happened with Taiwan and China. Taiwan is 100% China. It was Chinese island of Formosa. It happened with Pakistan, made up out of whole cloth, wasn't even a country. I'm going to steal some of Af…
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losing control of the CIA itself, but gaining control of National Security Advisor was not lost on Shackley. Two days after Christmas in 1979, the operations center at Langley was lightly staffed. It was early in the morning when the calls …
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and that 5,000 Soviet soldiers had begun an invasion of Afghanistan. British sources confirmed the reports. Now, let me just say, I'm going to finish their version of the story, but let me just tell you that this Soviet soldier invasion int…
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French journalist was interviewing Brzezinski, who revealed that the public face of shock and chagrin of the Carter administration to the invasion in reality was quite the opposite in private. The Soviet invasion was exactly the outcome tha…
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said that after the Soviet army invaded Afghanistan, but in reality, the secretly guarded until like probably the late 90s, was that July 3rd, 1979, President Carter had signed a directive for secret aid to the opponents of the cabal regime…
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that they basically were trying to destabilize Afghanistan. They pretended that they had a pro-communist group there that had been attacked and lured the Soviet Union into this thinking that they were actually protecting fellow communists w…
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The young Osama bin Laden was one of the Mujahideen patrons and fellow funders. He was representing the Saudi intel component inside Afghanistan. Carter's decision was a major victory for Kamal Adom, the chief of Saudi intel, and Prince Tur…
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But as far as the U.S. was concerned, the long-term policy consequences were very short-thripped. Perhaps the most remarkable warning Carter received and ignored came in another document from Brzezinski. In December of 1979, in a memo, Brze…
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Nowhere in the memo, however, is there any recognition that the recommended policy would be to strengthen Islamic fundamentalism. Brzezinski focused on fears that success in Afghanistan would give the Soviets a direct line to the Indian Oce…
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Brzezinski and the CIA bragged of their efforts in Afghanistan and Presidents Reagan and Bush embraced these policies and expanded them when they got into office. By 1991, they had four results. First, victory of a powerful, radical Islamic…
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the creation of a ruling Islamic group in Afghanistan, the Taliban, that was far more radical and anti-Western than anything before it. And fourth, the most significant and damaging, the creation of a pan-Islamic nuclear weapon funded with …
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had the largest Gladio program in all of NATO. And those assassins trained in Turkey, went to Ukraine, went across the border into Russia, assassinated all those people at the theater, Crocus, and then came back through Ukraine. They were a…
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While the CIA was in Afghanistan, they recruited Kajikistan and several other Kazakhstan and Afghanis as basically like a Mujahideen kind of apparatus that they much like they did in Colombia. There's 20,000 of them in Colombia and they use…
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El Salvador was going on during that time. Afghanistan was going on during that time, the Mujahideen version of it. So I just wanted to kind of picture this for you in a completely different plane being time wise as well, because that's oft…
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Most of them in Tajikistan had been trained in Afghanistan by the CIA. They had been shipped to Turkey, sent through Turkish. Their program is called Gray Wolves. Their gladiator operational bases, that's where they did their training. They…
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When we went into Afghanistan the first time to, quote, get the Soviets out of Afghanistan, you know those were Bolsheviks? Who were Bolsheviks? The Soviets that were in Afghanistan the first time we went into Afghanistan. They were Bolshev…
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Hold on, hold on. Okay, okay, okay. We harbored Trotsky and the British harbored Lenin. Right, okay. Well, when I say us, I'm sorry. The West. Yeah, the West. Yeah. Well, they actually went into Afghanistan and apparently overstayed their w…
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The research that I have done is initially the CIA was in Afghanistan and they wanted the opium area and the king of Afghanistan at the time would not allow them access to it. So they basically got rid of the king and they installed their o…
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dictator, and there was a made-up story that there was a certain element in Afghanistan that was communist, just like we just went over with Indonesia. They had the PKI there, that there was this certain element in Afghanistan that was comm…
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um, Afghanistan. And they put this, um, these, these, um, I'm going to call them Gladio operators. They put them along the border and started picking fights with the Soviet Union. And it was not until they got a signal from Afghanistan that…
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If as a result of those skirmishes up there that were on purpose to entice the Russians into Afghanistan, the government, under a ruse from the CIA, sent messages to the Russian forces gathered along the border that if you were to come in, …
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There's a deficit. So if I have, and some things are expendable, like munitions, okay? If I have a million bullets that I send over to Afghanistan, I can guarantee you a million bullets didn't get to Afghanistan. I would say about half a mi…
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That's marked off into Never Never Land. Benjamin, go ahead. Thanks, Colonel. I'm a logistics chief. So like when I was over in Afghanistan, I was part of a team that was working out of Kabul. And we would issue out a bunch of weapons to th…
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fake countries. These fake countries were created in the post-World War II quote-unquote agreements like Pakistan in order to agitate Afghanistan and India, which it's still doing today. Correct. And the Kurdistan was dissolved.…
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its role in financing the early Mujahideen anti-Soviet in Afghanistan. And interestingly enough, who was another massive financier of those operations was a little known man called Osama bin Laden and his links to BCCI. I've put an article …