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Claims (13)
Martin Luther King Jr. targeted_for_regime_change
Vietnam War host_asserted
“as a successor, if you will, to Mahatma Gandhi in terms of a movement for social change through civil disobedience. So that's where he was moving. Then in 1967, on April 4th, one year to the day before he was killed, he delivered the moment…”
▶ MLK’s Conspiracy Trial thru Gladio Glasses @ 11:23
William Westmoreland targeted_for_regime_change
Vietnam War host_asserted
“They didn't have the troops. Westmoreland wanted another 200,000 in Vietnam. They didn't have them to give them. They didn't have them. They were afraid the mob would overrun the Capitol. They were afraid that what Mr. Jefferson had urged m…”
▶ MLK’s Conspiracy Trial thru Gladio Glasses @ 16:37
United States carried_out_attack
Vietnam War host_asserted
“window post-World War II up until they got their butts kicked. And then we're going to go from there and the ramping up and the presence of the OSS slash CIA, which got us into it, and then the actual full-scale U.S. military portion of it.…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam Viet Cong vs Viet Minh; Charlie @ 1:03:28
William Colby covered_up
Vietnam War host_asserted
“Colby saw Hearst and tried to explain that his data reflected distorted fragments of a different project, all within the agency's charter. Sure. He insisted that such activities had ceased under the 1973 directives that made plain the CIA w…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 31:50
CIA covered_up
Vietnam War host_asserted
“a hologram of what it actually was that the CIA created to discredit well-spoken anti-war people that was going to screw up their war machine. And they were military children. They were all military and CIA children. Patriot? Hi. So this ki…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2 @ 1:22:26
CIA carried_out_attack
Vietnam War host_asserted
“Called a rogue elephant, the CIA faced the fight of its life. A simple phone call triggered the fire. Seymour Hearst phoned Director Colby on December 18, 1974, to say that he had it from several sources that the CIA had carried out a massi…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 31:21
Pete Hegseth member_of
Vietnam War host_asserted
“There are three bones men all on the diplomat international stage. This guy, this guy was going to be the secretary of defense for George Bush right before 9-11. You know, how, how more connected do you have to be to be offered that positio…”
▶ The Shadow State 40 Secret Societies 23; More Bush Connections @ 1:05:49
Lu Duan headed
Vietnam War host_asserted
“wanted a unified country. They did not want a divided country. And after the death of Ho Chi Minh in 1969, Lee became the undisputed head of the government in the North. And he also was the one that pursued the Vietnam War until they were v…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam Viet Cong vs Viet Minh; Charlie @ 58:55
McGeorge Bundy carried_out_attack
Vietnam War host_asserted
“He was a national security advisor to both Kennedy and LBJ. He was the driving force behind the U.S. getting involved in the Vietnam War, which was basically done to benefit the CIA and the narcotics trafficking. Yeah, because if I remember…”
▶ The Shadow State 33 Secret Societies 17; Freemason Preview @ 58:12
Phoenix Program carried_out_attack
Vietnam War host_asserted
“We would not be able to look at it. And now we've got enough behind us, enough knowledge of these operations and how they work to be able to walk through this in an objective manner. And then, of course, you will go from the knowledge of wh…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:50:21
Allen Dulles funded
Vietnam War host_asserted
“that that Gottlieb guy had been doing the entire time. So yeah, it's crazy. Go ahead, Stellar. So what I'm gathering is, is like after World War II got finished and, you know, the OSS, you know, they had their little mind game things going …”
▶ Operation Gladio Vietnam Part 3 @ 1:59:22
Richard Nixon funded
Vietnam War host_asserted
“As we hit the different areas, it was obviously between 68 and 72 is when he announced the war on drugs and the fact that a lot of that was going to go on. And I don't have my notes in front of me on the in-depth part of it. I created an ov…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 3 @ 1:28:22
Operation Linebacker carried_out_attack
Vietnam War caller_asserted
“This has been great. And I just wanted to, I found the operation. I couldn't remember the name, so I was digging in the background. But as you're looking through your paperwork, sir, if you come across anything in regards to Operation Lineb…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:43:19
Mentions (120)
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RFK's dad, sees Eugene McCarthy being able to gain traction against LBJ because of the Vietnam War, which we're going to touch on, and was able to significantly challenge LBJ in the New Hampshire primary. And so RFK decides to throw his hat…
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anti-war movements all the time and they had kept saying over and over oh we're winning oh we're winning you know and we've all heard that um that's the standard military industrial complex mantra which i'm going to bring home today on why …
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the CIA's involvement in the Nixon campaign and a lot of other gems. So that kind of takes us up to where we're going to start today. I briefly wanted to, because it's so relevant to today with the Ukraine disaster, I wanted to briefly go o…
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the 30 30th of january um 1968 so right in the middle of the beginnings of the primary season and basically what that was i'm going to just read you a little bit from an article that was written by um james will banks and it…
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basically says it was the turning point of the Vietnam War. It changed the entire way the United States approached the war before the Tet Offense of the U.S. objective in Vietnam was to win, which I disagree with. Our presence there was alw…
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impacted the Tet Offensive, you have to go to the previous year of 1967, where we had spent two years of fighting at that point with increasing casualties. And basically what had happened in the lead up to the Tet Offensive is that the Nort…
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seen by General Westmoreland in Vietnam. And they had basically kind of decided that they were going to begin this cut by paper cuts, death by a thousand cuts, and start attacking a bunch of small villages on the very outskirts of all aroun…
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You have some difference of opinions of like the tactical level success versus the operational level. But just understand that that Tet Offensive was the major turning point. It was the revelation to the U.S. population that they had been l…
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This is not the first lie our government has told us. It won't be the last lie our government has told us. Everything about Vietnam was a lie. But the Tet Offensive is like the key revelation. It was the day that the curtain on the guy stan…
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As Cousin Nick keeps telling me that we have to. Yes. And we're going to do a multi-day exposure of what really happened in Vietnam, not the story we've been told. That's excellent. And I'm really excited about that because, you know, and m…
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President Walter Reuther, who was like a big guy, big name guy. He used to be in the history books before they got, you know, quasi erased from back in New Deal days. Well, he pulls the United Auto Workers out of the pro continue the Vietna…
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And MLK was assassinated also during the RFK campaign, April 4th, 68. Right. So Walter Reuther, his first plane crash was before. Oh, you're talking about the UAW guy. Right. And this is a big, this is really a big guy, but a big deal guy. …
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that the UAW was the most racially, now think about this in terms of today's Democrats and the contrast. He was the most, the UAW was the most racially integrated of the large national unions. So think of the racial composition of Vietnam a…
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RFK and MLK with the poor people's campaign that RFK had suggested, you know, that campaign is ending in three assassinations, the last in two plane crashes. And our so-called emphasis, in my opinion, so-called left never says a word about …
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Weirdly enough, the Philippines comes up in, I would say, somewhere between 40 and 50 percent of events that I've looked into in weird ways. And I'm not saying that they're consistently and they all point to one thing. But the CIA used the …
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as a successor, if you will, to Mahatma Gandhi in terms of a movement for social change through civil disobedience. So that's where he was moving. Then in 1967, on April 4th, one year to the day before he was killed, he delivered the moment…
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He's talking about the Vietnam War. He had been inclined to oppose it for quite a long time. Prior to that, one, two, three years prior to that, he had an uneasy feeling. I remember vividly, I was a journalist in Vietnam. When I came back, …
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I knew at that point, really, that the die was cast. This was in February 1967. He was definitely going to oppose that war with every strength, every fiber of his body. And he did so. He opposed it. And from the date of the Riverside speech…
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The state regarded him as an enemy because he opposed it. But what does that really mean, his opposition? I put it to you that his opposition to the war had little to do with ideology, with capitalism, with democracy. It had to do with mone…
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When Martin Luther King opposed the war, when he rallied people to oppose the war, he was threatening the bottom lines of some of the largest defense contractors in this country. This was about money. When he threatened to bring the war to …
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They didn't have the troops. Westmoreland wanted another 200,000 in Vietnam. They didn't have them to give them. They didn't have them. They were afraid the mob would overrun the Capitol. They were afraid that what Mr. Jefferson had urged m…
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No one's not going to believe that there was a hit done on MLK who's criticizing LBJ's Vietnam War and forever then you own LBJ because you do the hit, you've got the video of it, and it is blackmail material from that point forward. And th…
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in terms of large national unions. And he pulls out of the CIA completely dominated and complicit AFL-CIO because George Meany was based, he had made AFL-CIO into basically a branch office of CIA from Vietnam to Western Europe to especially…
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Huge change, you know, compared to all other elections in U.S. history, just about. I mean, there's a civil war that made big changes, but it wasn't brought about through elections. And you're talking about a labor based coalition. It was, …
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the UAW that was actually, you know, break, breaking the color line at the level of labor that throughout us history has been impossible to do. Right. Right. And yet that's exactly what was happening because too many, but one reason being t…
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in the RFK assassination that he has assassinated. And then UAW president Walter Reuther dies in his second plane crash after pulling UAW out of AFL-CIO, which was licking the CIA and wanted to continue the Vietnam War. And our McLeftists a…
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played a key role in Samuel Rubin's foundation decision to create the Institute for Policy Studies. Her husband, Peter Weiss, served as the first chairman, and the Weisses selected Richard Barnett and Marcus Raskin, who is Jamie Raskin's da…
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Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel Tower. Whenever you mention Nixon, my thoughts automatically go to, hey, does this show up in the Nixon tapes? So my question is, could you talk a little bit more about Nixon's pivot from the Sicilians during …
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Around the early 70s is when they did the declaration of the war on drugs and the shifting of the drug networking from the France, because it was around the same time as Vietnam and France was getting kicked out of Vietnam and we're going i…
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people's input on all of the different aspects of what's going on. Go ahead, Miles. Colonel, sorry to be late for a roll call, but yeah, I've been pretty busy with everything that's going on lately. I just wanted, I'll be in here tomorrow b…
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Then they infiltrate it. And Kissinger, and I have read quite a bit about this, there's a lot of quotes from Kissinger that basically says that, and I just wrote a thread about it a couple of days ago, that they wanted to create for the Sov…
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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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by the Soviet Union. It was a trap. And in Kissinger's own words, he said that they were going to give the Soviet Union their own Vietnam. So that's a very different version of history than I was ever taught, but it's in their own words. Th…
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Two months after the April 78 coup, an alliance formed by a number of conservative Islamic factions in order to transition to a guerrilla war, which is what the CIA is going to participate in and create the Soviet Union's own Vietnam. One p…
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And it is always, you know, the funniest thing, one of the best quotes I ever saw was, you know, we're always told that China, now I'm not saying that they're not bad, but we're told that China and Russia are bad guys. However, if you look …
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While people are watching you change their entire form of government and they won't even know it. And that's what's happened. And if anybody gets a little restful, like they did after Vietnam and they went, this is bullshit. We ain't going …
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You know, look what happened during the Vietnam. They created the Weather Underground. They created the Cuban exiles. And they were going all over the United States blowing shit up. And no one ever put all of that together to understand tha…
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And again, this is from the book William Bloom, Killing Hope, Korea, 1945 to 1953. And it says, how is it that the Korean War escaped the protests which surrounded the war in Vietnam? Everything we've come to love and cherish about Vietnam …
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The atrocities, the napalm, the mass slaughter of civilians, the cities, the villages laid to waste, the calculated management of the news, the sabotage of peace talks. But the American people were convinced that the war in Korea was an una…
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None of the historical, political, or moral uncertainty that was the dilemma in Vietnam. The Korean War was seen to have begun in a specific manner, i.e. North Korea attacked South Korea in the early morning of 25 June 1950. While Vietnam, …
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The guy that was the primary leader in the North wanted his country back. We see that time and time again, because that's what happened to Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam. They didn't want an occupying force. They didn't want the U.S. to be there fo…
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than the elitists that lived in the industrialized part of the North. And this is exactly what they did in Cambodia, by the way. If I can go into the South and I can buy off a bunch of people and I can get them to pretend like they're their…
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You may want to pass over if you've got a weak stomach because it truly is horrific what napalm does. And they intentionally stockpiled it to use in Korea. It was something we more or less figured out. And we refined our technique in Korea …
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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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He was in the U.S. Navy during Vietnam from 66 to 70, before he got his master's in journalism. In 1971, he co-authors an article for Veterans Against the War with none other than his classmate at Skull and Bones, John Kerry. And the title …
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because they had common flying interests. They would go fly their small planes on weekends. He goes to the Marines, and he's a Marine Corps pilot from 1966 to 1969. He's a forward air controller in Vietnam, and he flew the backseat of the O…
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is those exact same years in Vietnam. And my father was an Air Force pilot in Vietnam the exact same time. And of course, we know that John McCain was a naval pilot back then. Gets out of Vietnam and he founds Federal Express to make it a l…
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Domestic operations were much more important to Portugal's leadership than a Soviet invasion. Gladio forces were used to suppress Vietnam activists inside of Portugal because they feared the destabilizing effort of the social movement, beca…
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Many of Portugal's Gladio units had previously fought against the African colonial independence movements throughout Portugal colonies. Compellingly, Yves Gaterin Serrat was a Catholic militant who had fought on behalf of France and Vietnam…
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Senior officer is then basically passed out. They have some underage kid naked, whatever. They set them up and then they will use that to blackmail them. And then there's also people that will willingly do those kinds of things. So I'm not …
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that there was a particular hotel set up by a guy by the last name of Houghton, H-O-U-G-H-T-O-N, that was part of the Nugent Hand Bank, which was a CIA front bank for drug laundering out of the Golden Triangle, that they used this hotel as …
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And that was just in one skirmish in Vietnam. And it never goes away. So the fact that we're, unless you retire that equipment, that deficit never goes away. If I'm supposed, we still have B-52s from like the 1960s. And so not that we've, y…
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Equally, not where you are buying rich people and college graduates and all this other bullshit out of a draft to defend our country was the way it was originally designed to operate. But it got so twisted around that in the Vietnam War, no…
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And large portions of people's police force and when they mobilized a local guard unit to go to Desert Storm or whatever, large swaths of the entire town was taken with the guard unit. And that immediately generated a hypersensitivity. And …
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And they went directly to drafting people because they did not want to generate an anti-war effort because they were on thin ice as it was. And there was an organic, well-organized, not hippie anti-war effort that came about almost right aw…
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baiting officials who suggested any accommodations with communist China. Now, I'm going to take exception to it saying that the China lobby was largely ineffective in lobbying the U.S. government. That's why we had the Korean War. That's wh…
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He was no puppet. His trueness, determination, and desire to protect Singapore's autonomy would set him on a collision course with the CIA. Chapter two, rising tensions. The United States saw the rise of communism in Southeast Asia as an ex…
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Elaine Frederick of NBC News. The other reporters on our panel are Roland Evans of the Chicago Sun-Times, Seymour Topping of the New York Times, and Crosby Noyes of the Washington Evening Star. Lauren C. Spivak, permanent member of the Meet…
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With any of the stuff that we're talking about? Yeah. But they're lied to, Carrie. But Vietnam? No, they were lied to. We were told unequivocally that those people were communists. And we believed it. The brainwashing...…
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North Korea, just like we found out in our deep dive into Vietnam, that we were lied to about the North the entire time. Lumi, go ahead and then SR71. Yeah, I'll let SR go first. Sorry. Go ahead. Thank you, Lumi. Hopefully, this will help c…
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Great uncle was actually went in as an officer for the Vietnam War, lost his arm. And my great uncle, of course, did not get well received on the on the return home back to the state. That's most Vietnam vets did not. And I remember asking …
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I can hear you. I want to send you my grandfather's form that I took his funeral and he was in Vietnam and I cannot. And he served over 20 years. And I'm trying to find out information. One of my friends says that I probably won't ever find…
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Think twice. So it's interesting that you say that because I know that it was very frustrating to both Bridget and Cousin It as I had asked them to gather the stuff on Asia and I kept pushing it off. It dawned on me in the middle of this th…
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It is still very emotional and it's emotionally attached. It's not as distant as World War II. It's not as distant as World War I. And if we would have started or even gotten to Asia before we went through Africa and went through Europe and…
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analyze what went on in Vietnam outside of what we've been propagandized to believe that went on. But now we are fully aware of this operation, how it's conducted, the manner at which they will go to to enrich themselves and kill us.…
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And then, of course, on into the early 70s when we finally were exercised ourself out of there. But that's what I kept in the back of my mind, kept saying, we're not ready yet. We're not ready yet. Because you have to understand the depth o…
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We would not be able to look at it. And now we've got enough behind us, enough knowledge of these operations and how they work to be able to walk through this in an objective manner. And then, of course, you will go from the knowledge of wh…
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is taking place in America right now. They are disappearing us with technology and removing your bank account and all this other stuff. So you're going to be able to see all of the different applications that were tried and tested in Vietna…
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from 1970 because again we are building the case that from the end of world war ii we have been in a perpetual war to keep our wealth being extracted from us and given to them and so we're just at the step where we're going through vietnam …
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Again, during Vietnam, there were a lot more facilities set up to assess people because they were drafted, right? So we had massive amounts of people coming in the military, and so they set up temporary entrance basic training areas, and it…
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I've been fighting my phone the whole time. So, no, I don't have anything because I'm just going to let Twitter have it. I hope, James, you get to bring your father on as we continue our way through Vietnam. Absolutely. Tomorrow, I will say…
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and that's kind of why he said go fuck yourself when he came home when they offered him that assistant director spot at the cia yeah and so it's like he truly did believe he was fighting for god and country and it didn't become blatantly cl…
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Not a piano key. That's an interesting name. Hello. Hi. Can you hear me? Yep. I just wanted to bring up, I was in the military in 1969, the Canadian Navy. And I remember all these periods quite well. And could you talk to the Vietnam syndro…
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I mean, the people that left Korea had left World War II thinking that was the last war. And yet two years, you know, five years later, 1953. Yeah. So they're right back at it and they leave that war thinking, OK, we're done. The same thing…
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Living in the military with those who had just went through that experience is that the treatment of the military after Vietnam was a full stop for the people that were in the military. If they were not going to be appreciated when they cam…
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On top of that, a lot of them, and I didn't realize how many until I started doing this research on Gladio. And I have talked to several people, including my cousin, that was caught up in this. They didn't realize until a few years after th…
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And not necessarily out of the military, because my cousin went and stayed in and eventually retired. But they realized how much of what had went on in Vietnam was manipulated. Because we are going to talk about, I'll save it for last, the …
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into something that it absolutely was not. And Vietnam is a pivot point for how these whole operations work. And I also think that it became the launching pad for a...…
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totally perverse psychological operational aspect to war in basically how they started out the Vietnam War with the brainwashing of those people in the North to get them to move out of places they'd been for hundreds of years. I think every…
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But definitely prior to Korea had been, you know, dropping leaflets. And did they do experiments? Absolutely. But the actual from start to finish implementation of a psychological operation, both home and abroad, really hit its zenith.…
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in Vietnam and everything after that. I think the warfare that was perpetrated on the people at home during Vietnam and nonstop since then has completely changed the dynamic of our country. And that happened as a result of all of the CIA ex…
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that that Gottlieb guy had been doing the entire time. So yeah, it's crazy. Go ahead, Stellar. So what I'm gathering is, is like after World War II got finished and, you know, the OSS, you know, they had their little mind game things going …
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If you haven't saw it on my timeline, please go look that up and comment on it. We wanted to like just drowned him because I and who was the other guy? Oh, the Lincoln Project. Yeah. What was his name? Let me go check my stuff. I could prob…
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Life magazine. And I was like, well, why were you on Life magazine? He was Special Forces in Vietnam. He's Vietnamese. And he got on Life magazine for some of the stuff he was doing over there. But he wouldn't talk about certain things, eve…
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the conflict was over. I just wanted to point that out, that there's quite a few of those people that you're talking about over here now. You brought up a really good point this morning about missing money from the Pentagon. I don't know if…
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I'm getting ready to post the wiki link for the incident you just mentioned. It's just mind-blowing. And I also just wanted to say, you know, like my uncle was in Vietnam. My husband's brother was also in Vietnam. The PSYOP war was not just…
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Go ahead, Sunshine. Bridget, I can almost piggyback off of what you just said. I have several uncles that were in Vietnam, and one in particular was a Marine that went there. And he couldn't get the help from the VA that he needed. I don't …
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personnel records, if they were there doing a classified mission to indicate that they weren't even there. And so then there's no way for them to get help from the VA. And there's been lots of incidences of stories out there that people fou…
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And all this information is so grievous. And my husband's older brother, as I said, went into Vietnam. It voluntarily enlisted, you know, for duty in countries. And because of Agent Oren, ended up in a wheelchair. And eventually, the side e…
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humans to die um but anyway just something to keep in mind you know and these the effects of agent orange have been studied um and they are still in the dirt over there it is still they're still fighting the uh side effects uh children bein…
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truly horrific um agent orange and the other biological experiments and biological things that we did to those people are still the side effects are still happening today it's still happening well there's still unexploded ordnance over ther…
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Everybody gets about every six months a refresher. Like we got the drills of getting under our desk when I was a little kid because, you know, any minute we were going to get nuked to scare the shit out of us, kind of like a terror campaign…
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I found that fascinating, especially when you think one of the CIA operations, MKUltra, was started in 1973 or 1953, excuse me, and ended in 1973. And it was a two year difference almost to the day that the Vietnam War started in 1955 and e…
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It's almost like that experimentation proved that they could maybe control parts of society like this. I think that's exactly why Vietnam is so relevant, because of what's going on right now. Yeah, it's like a subdued MKUltra that they used…
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some of the connections to the vaccine that I found and where I think they were headed. And it's pretty damning. And I think you'll be able to associate it to some things that they pushed through Vietnam and even the Gladio operations after…
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Because I think that this was the testing ground, just like World War II was the testing ground for nuclear and eugenics. I think this war was created to be a testing ground for psychic and psyche stuff. Yeah, they've definitely, you can't …
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of congestive heart failure. And my friend also has the heart failure. She is in her mid to upper 40s. And she is now wondering whether she was impacted by Agent Orange because her father used to fight in the Vietnam War, but she has no way…
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And then just wondering about that question on the Agent Orange. And thank you so much again. So there's an entire kind of directory of Agent Orange on the VA website. And there are known correlations of the side effects in dependence of pe…
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I followed you, so I'll be able to send you the link. Thank you so, so much. And thanks for the follow. Marie, did you have something? Yeah, sorry. That question caught my attention because Agent Orange really wasn't a topic of conversation…
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um chelation or as far as like a doctor to check for and then to the va has changed their stance on agent orange there are now um admitted um uh i'm i'm drawing a blank on the uh um uh actual terminology they use um if you were in vietnam a…
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63, 64 period. And the thing about David Halberstam that's really important to understand is just how widely reviewed his book, The Best and the Brightest, was. It came out in 72, but it was referred to, you know, over and over again. And i…
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In his first book, he really was pro-escalation. And he later kind of lied about it, and this was echoed by the New York Times and the fake left, that, oh, he was always anti-Vietnam War, when in fact he was anything but. He wanted to get r…
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Viet Cong is VC, and that basically is Victor Charlie, like for VC in military terminology. So to shorten that, oftentimes the slang version of Viet Cong was called Charlie.…
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wanted a unified country. They did not want a divided country. And after the death of Ho Chi Minh in 1969, Lee became the undisputed head of the government in the North. And he also was the one that pursued the Vietnam War until they were v…
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Quite a few of the exotics. You're absolutely right. I do stand corrected. But none of those are made in Vietnam. So you're definitely right. I love my boots. All right. Who else do we have? Jeff, go ahead. Yes, ma'am, Colonel. I just first…
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that have fought because the Vietnam War plays a very special place in my heart. And I was thinking about you the other day that being around all the aircraft mechanics that you served with and being a person that understands that the aircr…
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And, you know, the Vietnam veterans are my favorite because they were treated the worst. This really is a terrible feeling I get because, excuse me, Colonel, those were the most important or the best this country had to offer. During the dr…
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I don't know who you're talking about. I don't watch movies. I know. Yeah, it was the original story of the first heavy conflict in the Vietnam War. And it was a great story. And it's just a lot of different. Let me say something about a po…
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The underprivileged in a country, like in the old days, the serfdoms, if they were the only people that were fighting the war, the country is going to go to war more often because it never hurts the elite. The Vietnam War, by design, throug…
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has med techs in it and that hurts the local community and the local community is going to stand up and go hey this is bullshit i'm not losing my police department for you to go over there and um protect opium the entire country would have …
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No one would have stood up to that, stood up for that, or tolerated that. And instead, knowing this, knowing that it was a bullshit false flag that started it, knowing that it was a bullshit war to begin with, and it had nothing to do with …
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And they maliciously did this on purpose. And then when those people didn't come back in large sections of our community, that void was equally distributed and not felt the same way than when half of a infantry unit doesn't return to a town…
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Everything about the Vietnam War was bullshit. Stellar, go ahead. So like, I mean, I knew about like the Vietnam War. I had no idea about all these different things, had no idea that that war was different than even like the Korean. Well, y…
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Yeah, it sounds like it. He's over there in 1948 setting the conditions for what doesn't even happen until 1950. Holy shit. Well, he really got famous because for four years, he's the chief spokesperson for the U.S. government in Saigon in …
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that's the one we all knew about him uh what is it good morning vietnam when robin williams did that movie yes yes he was being parodied um you know the lack of transparency you know he's trying to report uh well who is it uh i got a quote …
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So he became the press media advisor to three U.S. ambassadors to South Vietnam, including Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., who you know and love, and General Westmoreland. That's Mr. Zorthian. He'd then go on to oversee a 500-person joint U.S. publi…
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Holy shit, this is so funny in a horrible, horrible way. And because, again, let's just bring it up. Where was the Zabruder film found? And loose is safe. What was interesting was when the Pentagon Papers came out in 1971, my favorite year,…
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Yeah. Even ABC News laughed at him. You know, Elliot Bernstein was laughing at him. He said, really, what about the American bombing in Laos? What about the bases in Thailand you never told us about? It's not an open war. All this hidden st…
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Almost all of them, they go to Yale, go skull and bones. A lot of them go through Harvard Law, and they end up with their fingers at all the choke points of our government. It's more than a coincidence that Yale's not that good of a school.…
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In 67 to 69, he was the undersecretary of the Air Force at the Pentagon. He was, I guess, a first-hand witness of the Tet Offensive, and it really turned him against the war. He started advising against it. He would kind of change his spots…