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Claims (5)
United States overthrew
Hawaii host_asserted
“We went in and overthrew their governments and took over any resistance by landing Marines. We actually stole Panama from Colombia and set it up as a country in order to be able to build the Panama Canal. The God-given rights that we have i…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam history 1940’s and prior @ 1:21:41
William Alexander secretly_owned
Hawaii host_asserted
“It is kind of a hallmark moment in time of the United States entrance into imperialism. Very much so. And we need to say that Sullivan and Cromwell were over there beforehand setting the groundwork legally. Our favorite law firm. Yeah. So w…”
▶ The Shadow State 37 Secret Societies 21; Andover Connections @ 12:49
United American Alliance overthrew
Hawaii host_asserted
“So the interesting thing about him, well, first of all, let's talk about his business. You know, he's obviously a very successful investment banker with Brown Brothers Harriman. And he had owned parts of Union Pacific Railroad Merchant Ship…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 43:47
Fabian Society carried_out_attack
Hawaii host_asserted
“We, you know, we started back in the late 1800s and it goes back even farther than that. But we started we tracked it back to the late 1800s with the Fabian Round Fabian Society, the roundtable, that crowd. And then, you know, obviously the…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:16:16
United States targeted_for_regime_change
Hawaii host_asserted
“A long time, guys. A long time. Same reason that we took over Hawaii. There was not a pineapple there. It was all about sugar cane. And it's the same thing. Exactly. And it's the same thing you just said, how they marry into the, you know, …”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 1:51:48
Mentions (82)
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It started, like I said, 100 years before that. And we performed a coup in Hawaii. We deposed the queen there. We couped the Philippines. We couped Nicaragua, like back in the early 1900s. And the way we did that was a combination of using …
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A long time, guys. A long time. Same reason that we took over Hawaii. There was not a pineapple there. It was all about sugar cane. And it's the same thing. Exactly. And it's the same thing you just said, how they marry into the, you know, …
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cooing their governments. You have like this landed elite, and it happened in Hawaii back in the early 1900s. So it's not just Gladio. It's been going on for a long time. You have this landed elite that want to control the country, and they…
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booze runners, the drug runners, whatever you want to call it. So that entire apparatus was moved under and housed in the CIA when it stood up in the late 40s after World War II, because that is the element that went around the world, becau…
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When we overthrew Hawaii in the late 1800s, early 1900s, like 60% of the residents on Hawaii were Chinese laborers working in the sugar plantations, which is why the missionaries that were there that own the sugar plantations didn't want th…
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We, you know, we started back in the late 1800s and it goes back even farther than that. But we started we tracked it back to the late 1800s with the Fabian Round Fabian Society, the roundtable, that crowd. And then, you know, obviously the…
▶ 1:42:58
which is kind of what we're concentrating on. And, you know, it's within our lifetimes and our parents' lifetime, which is what, to me, the critical aspect of it is so that it's relatable. We've done a few things that, you know, carry it ba…
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since 1948. And it's happened way before that, just 1948 under the guise of Operation Gladio. We started off this entire series by going through incidences like in Hawaii and the Philippines, where it was done in the late 1800s and early 19…
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in South Vietnam so that we could thwart them ever having a unification election. And I wanted to go back and look at the Philippines again. Now, we viewed the Philippines the first time and installed a military governor back at the turn of…
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So the name, the religion is named after him. Now, what's interesting about this is that religion in the United States has three primary. Well, it has three primary world locations, Hawaii, Indonesia and Chicago, Hawaii, Indonesia and Chica…
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Those are the three places that Barack Obama lived. That's weird. And it just so happens that Subad religion in the United States had a particular U.S. leader, and her name was Loretta Fuddy for a period of time. You know, the person that..…
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is where the general that was put in charge of the Nugent Hand Bank branch in Hawaii came from. And it is known that the East West Center is, there's one in Europe as well, is a CIA recruiting venue. They bring...…
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detailed outline of things that she had written. Did she produce any scholarly work other than her long-awaited dissertation? Did Anne Sotero work in Ghana and in Thailand? If so, during what years and for whom did she work? What scholarshi…
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Anne Sotero was also allegedly the recipient of a quote-unquote scholarship to continue her anthropology studies at the University of Hawaii. Why did she earn an undergraduate degree in math and then switch to anthropology?…
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Or was this Ann Sotero's cover for another kind of research in the countryside? And Obama says nothing about his mother's residence in Indonesia during the brutal Suharto's invasion and occupation of East Timor beginning in 1975. My develop…
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So moving on, we get to the actual address of, it was kind of like an after entry that was written in the archives of the East West Center in Hawaii about one of their alumni. A list of graduates compiled recently by the 11-year-old Center …
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And I'm sure it is an unusual establishment because, you know, the CIA doesn't have schools all over the world. However, in its short life as an international academic enclave in a tolerant, multiracial community of Honolulu, surrounded by …
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about the university. It says it sits on a 21-acre corner of the University of Hawaii campus. And let's see. Some foreign students think the academic atmosphere is too casual. A girl from New Guinea declared her month's program could have b…
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Their travels were unbelievable. Things that we couldn't do. Yet they saw it all. And this is where I think a lot of this is coming from. Well, the first example that I have discovered of us colonizing something was Hawaii. That's the first…
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the only one that really comes to mind. But we are also the only country with God-given rights, with the Bill of Rights. They can't be taken away. All these other countries, they might have a constitution or something written. It can be tak…
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We went in and overthrew their governments and took over any resistance by landing Marines. We actually stole Panama from Colombia and set it up as a country in order to be able to build the Panama Canal. The God-given rights that we have i…
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I can't wait till she listened to this. She'll be like, Whoa. Um, he's pretty fair. Yeah. All right. So, um, Oh gosh. Um, where, where we left off, where we left off. Um, we were talking about, um, a very interesting, um, which we could do …
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that was sponsored by the CIA, which I have on my list to cover. It will be a show because it's crazy. But the CIA put many of those around, and generally they're on military bases, weirdly enough. Kind of like the School of Americas was on…
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200 years. French priests embroiled themselves in Vietnamese politics, eventually providing a pretext for military invention. And I'll be damned if that doesn't sound like what they did in Hawaii with all of those Protestant preachers that …
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Oh, and Rockefeller did basically the same thing in Hawaii. But there he was in a half mile Crescent Bay with what he dubbed, quote unquote, Wilderness Beach in 1958. Plenty land acquisition began in this area. It was opened in 1964 and it …
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I know this is a technicality, but you need to understand it. They claim this stuff is wilderness, but it's not wilderness. None of what they're doing is eco-friendly, especially when we get to what they're doing in Africa. But everywhere, …
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Do a little digging, but of course it's hard to find stuff either about like the history of Kim Jong-un or also, did you ladies come across anything about in that timeline about, you know, Trump meeting with him and then that mountain colla…
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Because it's shortly after his stint as the secretary of Navy with all of these wonderful new toys that we began our long overthrowing. Because within two years of him leaving office as the secretary of Navy in charge of naval intelligence,…
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No, they don't. And it's really funny. You bring up both Hawaii and Panama and others. Before we're done today, I'll show you some more skull and bones connections to all of those endeavors because it's deep. They're all over the place. Int…
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He married a woman named Helen Julia Hay. And who's Helen Julia Hay? Well, her father was a guy by the name of John Hay, who just happened to be the U.S. Secretary of State from 1898 to 1905. Yeah, he came up in the Panama. Yeah, exactly. W…
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No matter where they came into Hawaii, could they come in without being noticed based on the war games? Ten years prior to World War II, the bombing of Pearl Harbor, one of the guys that was doing the red, what we call red air, but red grou…
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and launched the aircraft to bomb the harbor 10 years before it happened. And that was the one and only time in the war games that Red Air won. And so we had basically developed the plan. And then supposedly there's some leak of this plan w…
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He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…
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The whole stealing of Hawaii revolved around sugar plantations. They didn't even have pineapple at the time. That came later. They were sugar plantations. And what's most interesting to me about that is how sugar, this evil substance that w…
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With the missionaries there turned sugar plantation harvesters who had tens of thousands of Chinese slaves on the island of Hawaii harvesting the sugar plantations. That is what is so prominent in Cuba and in Puerto Rico and throughout the …
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John Foster Dulles and his brother, Alan, are both alumni from the law firm Sullivan and Cromwell, who were orchestrating the coups in Hawaii and the Philippines before we had an intelligence agency. So that's now. Everybody forgets Eleanor…
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trying to counteract them right away? And was Joseph McCarthy actually calling them out without really saying their name? Because there had to be other intel agencies that knew that from the start, this was going to be bad. So not intel age…
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I mean, as far back as Teddy Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt was involved in it. I mean, as early as the 1890s, we went to Hawaii and did this. And our State Department guy is the one that told him to do it. So most of these operations from a go…
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You mean like Gladio funding? In the mid-1970s, the Department of Plant Pathology at the University of California conducted research funded by the DEA on a strand of this bioagent called mycop herbicide. By 1983, the CIA was funding researc…
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Cocaine addiction had been conducted. Scientists under contract with the CIA experimented on it using coca leaves in Hawaii and worked with Hawaiian fusarium in Peru. The fungus occurs naturally, particularly on coca growing soil, and can h…
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When it's distributed in large doses, the aim of the research and whether data between the scientists working on these projects was exchanged is not known. But the monocrop drug, Vincus, of the narco elite in Colombia were not sprayed. In o…
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And by 1986, that U.S. Department of Agriculture office had developed the bioagents. The program aimed to legitimize the research so that it would no longer be considered top secret. In 1987, the USDA took over the Hawaiian site and the U.S…
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Armand in on his latest cocaine deals. His supplier, Cardona, was now in France and was looking to cross 2,000 kilos that he had stored in Guadalajara, Mexico. The Canadian associate was bringing in a load from Mexico through Houston. Some …
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So was America in the end of the 1800s when we overthrew Hawaii and all of those other things. So this this was, you know, kind of a universal way of modern day piracy. Only on people's land, as opposed to just attacking their ships. But I …
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According to this author, was crawling with CIA. It wasn't crawling with CIA. It was CIA. All right. And high-ranking military people, don't forget, ran all of the branches all over the world. Retired generals, Hawaii, Singapore, Chiang Mai…
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That's co-located with military aircraft that the sound thing doesn't even apply to. Well, what I thought was now that you explained it, it really blows my mind because I was stationed at Hickam Air Force Base over in Hawaii. And there the …
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the capability of these people to do these covert missions. At home in 1956 maneuver, special forces troops caused enormous disruption to other teams, even penetrating the opponent's tactical command and control radio networks. Detachments …
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That has endured ever since. A permanent presence in the Far East began in 1956 when provisional teams went to Hawaii, then to Okinawa. In 1957, this became the first Special Forces group. Special Forces began missions in Laos as early as 1…
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shit into a foreign country, a newspaper prints it, and the words from the CIA immediately go out and tell all of the other newspapers they're not allowed to print it. Anxious to shore up the rebellion, CIA General Cabell made proposals tha…
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Langley's Far East Chief William Colby went to Honolulu within weeks of Diem's fall to discuss this with U.S. military commanders. Colby now opposed missions of the sort that he had carried out in Project Tiger, but the CIA's view was overr…
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You know, that's the early 1900s, like when we stole Panama from Colombia or when we stole Hawaii. That's kind of the, you know, mid transition. Then after World War II, we had the best of both worlds. We were going to continue colonizing t…
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World War II to give you a flavor that this didn't just start with World War II. He talks about the stealing of Hawaii. He talks about stealing Panama. And then he goes through basically all of the post-World War II CIA coups. And he does i…
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When Azizma was asked about the large overdrafts that Global had at Indian Springs, he replied, oh, I don't get involved in that level of detail in my business. I have no idea what that's about. The company had credit lines and authorized o…
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all across the Pacific in 30 to 60 hours. Then depending on the weather of the particular day, found their destination inside the United States. Some landed on Vancouver Island, Hawaii, Alaska. One was even found in Grand Rapids, Michigan. …
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the remains from Vietnam. There is an entire team over there doing this mission. And they would go to Hawaii for identification at the lab there. And then they would be forwarded to Washington, D.C. to be buried at Arlington. And the genera…
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Yeah, and it's interesting, as we've noted many times, the use of a religion, because they've all been infiltrated at this point, like during the acquisition or overthrow of the queen in Hawaii, that was done by Protestant ministers that ha…
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All boats were lifted. It was outrageous. It was well over 50% of the population of Hawaii at the time were Chinese, basically enslaved, working on the sugar plantations for these quote-unquote ministers to make a lot of money. It reminds m…
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Like the story that I tell that kind of reinforces what you just said is the takeover of Hawaii. It was orchestrated by the Protestant ministers that had went out there and with the money that they had earned, bought sugar plantations. And …
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The patriarch there is a guy named Hiram, Hiram, H-I-R-A-M, Bingham. He's the leader of the first Protestant missionaries to Hawaii. He's the guy who translated the Bible to the Hawaiian language. And if anybody's ever read James Michener's…
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The patriarch there is a guy named Hiram, Hiram, H-I-R-A-M, Bingham. He's the leader of the first Protestant missionaries to Hawaii. He's the guy who translated the Bible to the Hawaiian language. And if anybody's ever read James Michener's…
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You almost can't make this stuff up, but what were they thinking? How do you preach morality and act immorally and do it on such a grand scale time after time? It worked. Well, finishing up with Bingham, he had a son here in Bingham II who …
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as the secretary of navy in charge of naval intelligence we cooed the queen in hawaii so he's going to make and you know a few years after that we take over panama um he's going to make use and of course then they benefit right because they…
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that looks like they're perpetuating this covert entree into other markets, they don't get the benefit of the doubt. No, they don't. And it's really funny you bring up both Hawaii and Panama. Before we're done today, I'll show you some more…
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He married a woman named Helen Julia Hay. And who's Helen Julia Hay? Well, her father was a guy by the name of John Hay, who just happened to be the U.S. Secretary of State from 1898 to 1905. Yeah, he came up in the Panama. Yeah, exactly. W…
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and allowed us to be surprised was actually um war-gamed 10 years prior to world war ii the the bombing of pearl harbor 10 years before that at a military um war gaming facility in hawaii for pack pack com whatever you want to call it i don…
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Red Ground, whatever, Red Navy, the Red forces, the opposition forces, charted a course that came across the north and then down into and launched the aircraft to bomb the harbor. Ten years before it happened. And that was the one and only …
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So the interesting thing about him, well, first of all, let's talk about his business. You know, he's obviously a very successful investment banker with Brown Brothers Harriman. And he had owned parts of Union Pacific Railroad Merchant Ship…
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There was a guy by the name of John Hay who was the U.S. Secretary of State from 1898 to 1905. So what's special about 1898? 1898. Spanish-American War. We invade Hawaii. Of course, I've talked all the time about how Sullivan and Cromwell i…
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Yes, the Philippines, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, everything. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Why don't I have something else interesting on him? Okay. John Hay previously had been the private secretary and the biographer of Abraham Lincoln. So think ab…
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is being, see if I can find that notes real quick on them. Yeah, that was Hiram Bingham was the, uh, first Protestant missionary to Hawaii. We talked about, and we had the other Hiram Bingham was also a missionary to Hawaii. Um, and we've g…
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He was a Union Army general in the Civil War. This one's going to be very familiar to you. William M. Alexander, class of 1887. His grandfather was the same William Patterson Alexander we talked about before, who was a missionary in Hawaii.…
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Those who haven't heard us before, you want to talk about why Hawaii is so funny? Well, for the reason that Hawaii, in William Bloom's book, Killing Hope, kind of sets the stage for the imperialistic nature of America, where we think that..…
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the imperialist all originated from Europe and that the United States was not involved in that at all, except for the fact that we've been involved in it. In William Bloom's book, beginning with Hawaii, in which there were a lot of missiona…
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farmland over there in the form of sugar plantations. And when the United States changed the duties on sugar imports, Hawaii was not part of the United States. So a group of them, to include these guys, went together and basically flew to t…
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petitioned the Secretary of State to send the Navy over because they were going to depose the recently anointed queen and take over the island. And they were going to make a deal with the United States that they were going to be a protector…
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the island of hawaii sitting off the coast in full visibility as they could and depose the queen in order to take over hawaii so this is one of the very beginnings not that we hadn't done it before but this started a new trend that we're ba…
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It is kind of a hallmark moment in time of the United States entrance into imperialism. Very much so. And we need to say that Sullivan and Cromwell were over there beforehand setting the groundwork legally. Our favorite law firm. Yeah. So w…
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and defense against the Protestant and Ottoman incursions. They fought pretty hard against the Protestant churches. Well, you know, saying that brings to mind all of the information that I've dug up on the Rockefeller family out of books li…
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from Delaware was an Anthony C. Higgins, and he was in office from 1889 to 1895. A lot of these guys are there in the 1880s and 90s now. Why is that so important? This is the period of time where America is spreading its wings and getting r…
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A lot of it's influential. I wonder how much of that ties into all these international ministries and missionaries. Because they're everywhere. Yeah. You think our intel agencies use the missions at all in foreign countries? Yeah, just a bi…
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to the pilgrim society yeah that event triggered everything we're talking about yes yeah and then that leads you know it's the first time we've ever enforced to enforce the mineral doctrine ever it also opened up a new age of american imper…
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When Reagan went to him and asked for some of that golden lily gold for his rainbow dollars, and he told him no, he had to be gone. And they basically told him, you've got like five minutes to pack your bags, we're sending a helicopter, and…