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Claims (52)
Theodore Stark Wilkinson member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“About as deep state as it gets. Yeah, that was Operation Gladio in big neon letters going, I do Operation Gladio. And if you look at my channel, the episode we went into detail on that, I called it the Rhode Island Rats. How appropriate. Uh…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 44:41
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
USS Vincennes shootdown of Iran Air Flight 655 documented
“to man their battle stations. The communication division of the Vincennes attempted to contact the inbound aircraft over and over, but there was no response. And when it continued inbound and crossed into the danger area of missile launch, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 25:04
Larry Gloss member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“Cadet Corps. She spent the next 30 years working in intelligence and technology, both in the military and in civil service. Her husband and Michael's father, Larry Gloss, served 15 years in the Navy and was awarded an Air Combat Medal for h…”
▶ Who was Michael Alexander Gloss_ Was he intelligence_ @ 14:19
Eben Galbraith member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“You want to guess where Evan Galbraith went to law school? Harvard. Oh, of course. The pipeline continues. Okay. So he gets out of Harvard Law. He goes active duty in the Navy from 1953 to 57. So right after the Korean War. Yeah. You know, …”
▶ The Shadow State 32 Secret Societies 16; The Carnegie Connection @ 3:24
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
Vietnam book_quoted
“And according to them, in an annual report in 1969, or excuse me, 68, the Navy's coastal survey ship, which included no less than seven chartered from commercial petroleum survey services, were completely employed in charting operations off…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 15:37
Robert Mueller member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“But it was fun stuff. And it led us into this series. A little bit more on Bob Mueller. We all know what he's done lately, but, you know, he's a Marine and actually did some real combat, although he sat out a year with a knee injury. He end…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Brady 250508 @ 33:19
William M. Evarts member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“He was a U.S. Senator from New York. He was the U.S. Secretary of State from 1877 to 81 under both Hayes and Garfield. He was a U.S. Attorney in 1868 and 69 under Johnson. Interesting background. We've mentioned this name before, but he is …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 9:41
U.S. Navy spied_on
Guatemala documented
“The actual communist in Czechoslovakia wasn't actually his friend because they didn't even take care of him. They screwed him too. So the useless weapons from Czechoslovakia enabled Eisenhower to come out with his infamous, oh my God, Arman…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 6 @ 53:36
Artemis Lamb Gates member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“I didn't grab all of them, but they've got a Thaddeus Beal, who was the undersecretary of the Army. You've got a Douglas Campbell, who apparently was the first American flying ace. You've got an Artemis Gates, who was the undersecretary of …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 28:50
Paul Nitze member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“I didn't grab all of them, but they've got a Thaddeus Beal, who was the undersecretary of the Army. You've got a Douglas Campbell, who apparently was the first American flying ace. You've got an Artemis Gates, who was the undersecretary of …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 28:50
Elliot Strauss member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“I didn't grab all of them, but they've got a Thaddeus Beal, who was the undersecretary of the Army. You've got a Douglas Campbell, who apparently was the first American flying ace. You've got an Artemis Gates, who was the undersecretary of …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 28:50
U.S. Navy supplied_arms_to
Permesta book_quoted
“Meanwhile, the Americans moved big time to set up the action through bases in the Philippines. The Philippines again. Eisenhower had mentioned having some amphibious equipment, as John Foster Dulles reminded a Pentagon official on December …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 14 (15) @ 12:13
CIA funded
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“they were basically making the CIA stand on their own two feet. So what did you think indicated that they took over the military? Well, let's see, they jumped the gun, all right, before they were given any authority to do anything, if I und…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 14 (15) @ 59:27
U.S. Navy overthrew
Patrice Lumumba host_asserted
“And they just tried to renegotiate that contract or with Lumumba when we overthrew his government. And the only thing he was trying to do was cut Belgium out so that they could make more money and keep more money in the Congo and not have t…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 9:06
U.S. Navy assassinated
Patrice Lumumba host_asserted
“Lumumba had told everybody he's perfectly fine with the U.S. getting all the uranium. He just didn't want to share the revenue with Belgium, who supposedly had just granted Belgium their freedom. You see that? So then the U.S. government, w…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 9:35
U.S. Navy founded
Plan Blue host_asserted
“present policy of the Kremlin, meaning the Kremlin wanted to stay the hell out of it, weren't going to give them any backup, and therefore they'd be on their own. So they had all of the information to say that that was not going to happen, …”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 37:56
U.S. Navy founded
Operation Demagnetize documented
“Resistance networks were organized in Great Britain, in France, Netherlands, Belgium, and probably also in Denmark and Norway. The French took extra precaution in order to ensure the secrecy of these units. A top-secret memorandum from the …”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 1:04:26
Dillon, Read & Co. funded
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“The first was basically the German subsidiary of GE, and they got a loan from National City Company Bank for $35 million. The Steele Company, which was basically a subsidiary of United Steele, got a loan from Dillon Reed and Company for $70…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 40:00
Theodore Roosevelt ordered
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“That I think is important. Even if we don't do the whole book, we should do an overview of it. All right. Then that was his updated version. And now we're going to get to the original text. Professor Samuel Elliott Morrison, M-O-R-I-S-O-N, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 13 @ 9:28
David Hoadley Thorne member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“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 …”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies with WarHamster Bady 2025-05-22 @ 49:42
United States Marine Corps member_of
U.S. Navy caller_asserted
“At the forefront, you've got to realize when the Constitution was written, the only branch of the military that does not need to be reauthorized with the NDAA every two years is the Navy. That's why the Marines are part of the Navy. They're…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror Chapter 7_8 @ 1:32:13
Lyndon B. Johnson member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“who was stoking the flames by quietly feeding damaging information to the press. Lyndon Johnson had entered the 1960 Democratic presidential sweepstakes with a cocky self-assurance. He had run the U.S. Senate like it was his own personal fi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22 @ 20:21
John Lindsay member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“Coming out of college right during World War II. And they all joined the military. And then would go their separate ways. This is going to be the last couple of those. But they're important. So he's a Navy gunnery officer. Earned battle sta…”
▶ The Shadow State 64 The Diplomats @ 15:01
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
Thailand book_quoted
“So here's a quote. The following magnetic studies were carried out during the fiscal year 1968. A complete low level aeromagnetic survey of South Vietnam, including all of the land surface and at least part of the offshore waters for milita…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 16:57
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
Vietnam book_quoted
“So here's a quote. The following magnetic studies were carried out during the fiscal year 1968. A complete low level aeromagnetic survey of South Vietnam, including all of the land surface and at least part of the offshore waters for milita…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 16:57
U.S. Navy framed
Sinking of USS Indianapolis host_asserted
“went to Japan and got the submarine commander to tell the Navy that he wasn't zigzagging. It didn't fucking matter if he zigzagged. They were close enough to him that they could not have missed the ship. They sunk the Navy's ship and then t…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 1:39:16
Rich Space member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“He is retired U.S. Navy information warfare officer. So you see these same people, these same groups, they didn't shut these groups down. These groups are still up and they're still running and they're still money laundering and they're sti…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy Part 4 @ 1:48:25
Joint Chiefs of Staff issued_orders_for
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“NSC 118, and President Truman approved this by the end of the year. In early 1952, the Joint Chiefs issued orders for the Navy to provide the CIA with ships and facilities for coastal landings on mainland China and Korea. Joint planners at …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret War Chap 4 @ 58:39
Bob Woodward member_of
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“On his website, it has sections. One says College in the Navy. Woodward was born to Jane and Alfred Woodward in Geneva, Illinois, in March 26, 1943. He enrolled at Yale University in 1961 in Navy ROTC and studied history and English. He rec…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government Part 1 @ 17:06
Thomas Moorer headed
U.S. Navy documented
“gave no indication in his column that he had known Haig since his days as a young Navy lieutenant delivering messages to Haig at the National Security Council for his boss, Admiral Thomas Moorer, the Chief of Naval Operations and then the C…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government Part 1 @ 23:23
Thomas Moorer member_of
U.S. Navy documented
“gave no indication in his column that he had known Haig since his days as a young Navy lieutenant delivering messages to Haig at the National Security Council for his boss, Admiral Thomas Moorer, the Chief of Naval Operations and then the C…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government Part 1 @ 23:23
Herman Beebe member_of
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“Beebe ended up dropping out of Northwestern to go into the Navy at the end of World War II. He re-enrolled in Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where he ended up getting his bachelor's degree. The Korean War happens and he re-enlis…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia, CIA&George Bush Part 3 @ 27:38
George Washington headed
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“peacetime intel officially until the CIA is created. Again, intelligence is fine. It's when you combine it with covert operations where it becomes problematic. Wartime intelligence is incredibly important. The first U.S. intelligence spy ch…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies w_WarHamster Brady @ 1:52
U.S. Navy supplied_arms_to
Fulgencio Batista book_quoted
“It seems that two plane loads flew to the affected places, but never got off the aircraft. So we're told. Cuban veterans like Felix Rodriguez, another force gump of Operation Gladio, have spoken and written about the intervention. The U.S. …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 20 (21) @ 47:24
Chase Aircraft front_for
U.S. Navy documented
“Congress finds out that the Navy is using a front company, Chase Aircraft, and basically puts the kibosh on that.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 20:58
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
China book_quoted
“any technical assistance related to offshore oil exploration. Strictly speaking, the assistance had not been provided to South Vietnam, but either as support of the fleet or basically they couched supporting Taiwan in the Formosa Strait whi…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 17:52
David Hendricks exposed
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“Press Enterprise queried the Navy regarding the statements that there were no exercises being conducted nor military assets in the vicinity. This was done after he secured a copy of an unclassified message from Fleet Air Control and Surveil…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 54:50
U.S. Navy received_from
Australia host_asserted
“for the eagles that are sold here in the United States by the U.S. Mint. They have to come from a commonwealth or from something of the United States type of thing. Well, we were short. So we ended up ordering silver from China. Well, when …”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 1:33:41
Crypto AG spied_on
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“visibility into everything everybody said in over 100 countries at the executive level to their embassies all over the world. They just dismantled it during Trump's administration. It was set up, we had it well before World War II, but let'…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 1:24:22
U.S. Navy ordered_from
China host_asserted
“for the eagles that are sold here in the United States by the U.S. Mint. They have to come from a commonwealth or from something of the United States type of thing. Well, we were short. So we ended up ordering silver from China. Well, when …”
▶ Operation Gladio 1968 and East Pakistan @ 1:33:41
John F. Kennedy member_of
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“When I think he was in charge of the Navy, which he had no experience over in England. It was just through his family. And he actually sent a wire back. I'm leaving from Portugal. And if something happens to my ship, this was Joe Kennedy. I…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Relook at Robert Komer (Phoenix) as a Ritchie Boy @ 1:20:11
Henry Kissinger covered_up
U.S. Navy book_quoted
“A Senate investigation of this question was abruptly canceled at the direction of Henry Kissinger. Perhaps nothing better captures the mystique of the bond felt by the Greeks to their American guardians than the story related by the chief i…”
▶ Operation Gladio Greece 1964-1974 @ 34:28
U.S. Navy member_of
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“has all fell into some form or fashion part of Operation Gladio and are to be hated and court-martialed as far as I'm concerned, but not a service per se. I mean, if you're inside the military, you make fun of all of the other branches. It'…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror Chapter 7_8 @ 1:31:15
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
Cambodia book_quoted
“profiles along the shelf at opportune times while in transit between major projects in the region. So in other words, they were doing all this shit and didn't tell anybody. Well, didn't tell all of the people. They told the people they cont…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 21:04
U.S. Navy founded
Tor network caller_asserted
“Um, so do you know about tour network? What about it? You know, I think about it. Oh, that, um, that it was the Navy and I don't know why this is coming to my mind, but, um, yeah, it was set up by the Navy. This is how sneaky they are. It w…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror Chapter 7_8 @ 1:27:52
U.S. Navy covered_up
TWA Flight 800 crash host_asserted
“The flames on the area from the crash could be seen from Long Island, and the P-3 would not have been needed to be vectored anywhere. It was visible from where they were at. The Navy also apparently was parenting the FBI and NTSB news relea…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 58:15
East India Company founded
U.S. Navy caller_asserted
“When you're in the Navy and you're in the Army, you bust everybody's balls with their other branches. But at the end of the day, when it comes to shove, we're all under the same banner. Well, the Navy's preeminence in intelligence dates bac…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror Chapter 7_8 @ 1:33:00
U.S. Navy paid
Control Data Corporation host_asserted
“industry-wide competition to design and build a extended memory unit as part of a computer system that eventually was going to be used by the U.S. Navy.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 57:18
SDECE funded
U.S. Navy host_asserted
“It conducted the secret collaborations with NATO. And from 1951, there was documented cooperation with the United States. And the SDECE opened an office in Washington, D.C. Now, why would they need an office for the France secret police?…”
▶ Operation Gladio - France @ 19:44
U.S. Navy covered_up
TWA Flight 800 crash caller_asserted
“50 witnesses saw a missile go up to the 747 and it was covered up. I have looked into that. There was a new Navy system that was being tested during the exact same time that that flight occurred. And that Navy system that had been being tes…”
▶ Gladio 101 El Salvador @ 1:16:10
U.S. Navy carried_out_attack
TWA Flight 800 crash speculative
“They were reportedly practicing how to shoot down drug smuggling aircraft with shoulder-fired missiles and were using flares dropped by the C-130 as targets. A missile was fired and got loose accidentally, locked onto this TWA aircraft and …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 59:44
U.S. Navy covered_up
Gulf of Tonkin incident speculative
“wouldn't that be weird if they had computer systems back there that were classified that would have unequivocally told us that the false flag in the Gulf of Tonkin wasn't real because they could actually really track what ships were where?…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 59:41
Mentions (120)
▶ 5:51
And we name names every time we come across them. But some of these companies are very interesting. So I know that and I'll tell you the name of it in a second. I know these companies, these two particular companies have a whole line from v…
▶ 15:28
I think when I was working on this, it may have been Sunday, I was like, nobody's even going to believe this. All right. So the control data system lead engineer was a guy by the name of Seymour Cray, C-R-A-Y. He was a World War II Navy cod…
▶ 15:59
Research Associates. It's referred to as ERA, Engineering Research Association, which started out as a Navy lab project dealing with intelligence. They built code breaking machines in that lab, and then they basically handed them out.…
▶ 20:28
By the Navy. Who is the contract. That he had. He was told by the Navy. To hire all of those code breakers. That we just talked about. The Seymour Cray. And his buddy. William Norris. So those are the code breakers. He's told to hire them. …
▶ 20:58
Navy contracts. That's how ERA was actually created in 1946. Again, we're just post-World War II. Congress finds out that the Navy is using a front company, Chase Aircraft, and basically puts the kibosh on that. ERA, that was set up as a su…
▶ 56:48
the third party applications from gathering it but that phone has a record of where that phone absolutely was the time that you typed in whatever letter you typed in that phone records that just so everybody knows so let me get to this next…
▶ 57:18
industry-wide competition to design and build a extended memory unit as part of a computer system that eventually was going to be used by the U.S. Navy. And it says extended memory units were installed in 50 existing and new construction sh…
▶ 57:48
Increased ships tactical processing capability, initial planning and blah, blah, blah. They retrofitted older ships with new generations computers with these extended memories. And then it goes on and it talks about how Control Data Corpora…
▶ 58:14
That's where this was basically going and that they work directly with the office of the chief of naval operations and the Navy material command in order to fill these. It says we have mentioned in passing to other companies development pro…
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It talks about it being located and used in the Gulf of Tonkin. Now, wouldn't that be weird if they had computer systems back there that were classified that would have unequivocally told us that the false flag in the Gulf of Tonkin wasn't …
▶ 1:01:18
was dated 16 May 1967. This is right before the USS Liberty. And I find all of this timing really interesting because it gives you an insight into the capabilities of, they definitely knew based on these systems and systems that had been fi…
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Episodes that occurred in 1921 while FDR was on Wall Street but not associated directly with his financial activities are omitted. For example, in 1921, the Senate Naval Affairs Committee issued a report with 27 conclusions, almost all crit…
▶ 19:13
and they pose serious moral questions about FDR. The first conclusion in the Senate report reads as follows, quote, that immoral and lewd acts were practiced under instructions or suggestions by a number of enlisted personnel in the U.S. Na…
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An authorization for the use of these enlisted men as operators or detectives was given both orally and in writing to Lieutenant Hudson by Assistant Secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt with the knowledge and consent of Joseph Daniels, Secretary…
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Committee of Naval Affairs, 67th Congress, first session, alleged immoral conditions at Newport Naval Training Station. However, while FDR's conduct in the U.S. Navy may have been inexcusable and may or may not reflect on his moral fiber, s…
▶ 52:37
And some of those had to do with his prior Navy contract. Some of them had to do with other like rubber production of different patented methods. But the most important part of it was that they were getting access to these that were suppose…
▶ 40:00
The first was basically the German subsidiary of GE, and they got a loan from National City Company Bank for $35 million. The Steele Company, which was basically a subsidiary of United Steele, got a loan from Dillon Reed and Company for $70…
▶ 1:16:10
50 witnesses saw a missile go up to the 747 and it was covered up. I have looked into that. There was a new Navy system that was being tested during the exact same time that that flight occurred. And that Navy system that had been being tes…
▶ 1:16:40
was not a very accurate system. And it is believed by many that the, and I mean, we can say it misoperated. It may have operated. There may have been somebody on board that they wanted to disappear. But there are many people that believe it…
▶ 38:10
That was based on false computer hacking accusations brought against U.S. Senate staffers investigating the CIA's torture program. That's the big scandal with Dianne Feinstein when they were looking into that program and they accused Brenna…
▶ 1:33:23
Whatever the demand is for our silver eagles, that's classified as currency according to our Constitution. So they're supposed to keep up with the demand if the people want it. So there was such a high demand that the U.S. got bamboozled. T…
▶ 40:26
The result was as feared. Heavy fighting immediately broke out between the Christian Lebanon forces and the pro-Syrian Druze units, both seeking to occupy positions evacuated by the Israelis, while the Marines were left in the crossfire, th…
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Anybody on the ground would go, time out. Nope. September 13th, President Reagan authorized what was called aggressive self-defense for the Marines, including air and naval strikes. Five days later, the U.S. essentially joined the war again…
▶ 42:23
issued the order despite the fact that the Marine commander at the airport, Colonel Timothy McGardy, strenuously argued against it because, in the words of correspondent Robert Friedman, he knew that it would make his soldiers party to what…
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By now, the Marines were under direct daily attack. The Muslims were charging. They were no longer neutral. At the same time, the battleship USS New Jersey with 16-inch guns arrived off the coast of Lebanon, increasing the number of U.S. wa…
▶ 37:56
present policy of the Kremlin, meaning the Kremlin wanted to stay the hell out of it, weren't going to give them any backup, and therefore they'd be on their own. So they had all of the information to say that that was not going to happen, …
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plan blue. It supposedly had the objective of keeping the PCF from coming to power. And basically one of the SAS officers said, quote, we are setting up a secret army, especially in the area of Bretagne, B-R-E-T-A-G-N-E.…
▶ 39:34
And under their director, it included also members of the communist resistance, conservative agents, and above all, the United States members. This applied to, talking again about Plan Blue, top secret operations targeting French communists…
▶ 42:46
And if you've read Operation Northwood, and if you haven't, please do, it's exactly the same thing of dressing up as someone else, government-employed terrorist, to attack major U.S. cities, and they were going to dress up like Cuban army. …
▶ 44:41
had been paid in part by London and Washington, yet they had been provided to resist the communists and not to stage a coup. And again, that goes back to my point. It was all justified as fighting communists, and not a single part of it was…
▶ 45:11
who closely supervised the secret war the CIA was waging inside of France, following the coup that had ousted the quote-unquote communists from the executive branch in 1947, they targeted the strongest communist labor union, the very backbo…
▶ 48:58
about what organizations you want to participate in and which ones you don't. But understand that there is a full-scale assault on the United States right now that will continue through the election. And there will be one or more false flag…
▶ 49:57
Because if you can do that, then you don't get emotionally involved in the narrative. You can see things more objectively. Well, they're setting us up right now in Cuba with the Russian boats and the United States, the U.S. boats. And of co…
▶ 55:50
and the Gladio elements of France, that that would be used if you were going off course. Well, the problem is, who's charting the course? That's my first question. So, the cooperation between the U.S. and France, SDECE, increased from the 1…
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Resistance networks were organized in Great Britain, in France, Netherlands, Belgium, and probably also in Denmark and Norway. The French took extra precaution in order to ensure the secrecy of these units. A top-secret memorandum from the …
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The reason why there was no coup in the United States is because there was no embassy there. No U.S. embassy. Well, we did have a coup. They killed JFK. So and they definitely got Nixon out and they tried four times to get Trump out. So the…
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end up questioning the validity of our message about what Operation Gladio is by then going out and saying something and then not be true. So I hope you understand that. No, I do understand. I understand. I was actually following like the U…
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In I have never even when I was at Air War College, this part is unequivocally true. I have never seen a service throw more of their officers under the whatever. Under the bus. Thank you, Benjamin. Submarine. Then the U.S. Navy in my entire…
▶ 1:38:31
If you ever read the story about the USS Indianapolis and them being left out to dry after they dropped off the nuclear armaments and was told to go join the fleet in the Pacific Ocean and they got torpedoed, the U.S. Navy brought the subma…
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that had sunk his ship and left them out there for a week to die. And every night they had a shark attack and lost several people of the ones that managed to survive. They huddled together every night for four or five nights with the outer …
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Every anniversary, all of the sailors' families wrote this captain nasty letters because the Navy had said it was his responsibility. Everybody died. About several years later, he committed suicide in his front yard. That's the Navy. I don'…
▶ 1:40:12
I don't believe anything the Navy says. Wow, that is just terrible. That's just unspeakable. I mean, somebody that's done something right to throw them under like that and make them look. I mean, that's just disgusting of our government. Ye…
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A Senate investigation of this question was abruptly canceled at the direction of Henry Kissinger. Perhaps nothing better captures the mystique of the bond felt by the Greeks to their American guardians than the story related by the chief i…
▶ 1:48:25
He is retired U.S. Navy information warfare officer. So you see these same people, these same groups, they didn't shut these groups down. These groups are still up and they're still running and they're still money laundering and they're sti…
▶ 28:50
I didn't grab all of them, but they've got a Thaddeus Beal, who was the undersecretary of the Army. You've got a Douglas Campbell, who apparently was the first American flying ace. You've got an Artemis Gates, who was the undersecretary of …
▶ 29:22
Paul Mitzi. I don't. Was he actually in the military or did he just serve in? Because he's very interesting. His name comes up in so much of the back end of everything that was happening during that time. Because remember, yesterday we were…
▶ 49:42
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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About as deep state as it gets. Yeah, that was Operation Gladio in big neon letters going, I do Operation Gladio. And if you look at my channel, the episode we went into detail on that, I called it the Rhode Island Rats. How appropriate. Uh…
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Secret societies is how the elites families, these blue blood families put their people in the key positions to determine that foreign policy and decide where we're going to topple. Well, this goes back a long way. The intelligence agencies…
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You go 20 years in the military and, you know, within the military, there's a lot of compartmentalization. You know, I was in the Navy. We know a little bit more about compartmentalization than the average service member and the other servi…
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Now you start talking about all these different things going on in the world because liars don't want you talking about things. There's things like I posted something down in the pill. It's Patrick Bet-David. He's a huge financial guy back …
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they found the answer like they were the ones to to actually discover it and it ends up embedding the realization much more deeply into the psyche um but then there is one other thing that i wanted to add uh benjamin the other reason that t…
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the birthplace of the intelligence community. So I just wanted to add that. The Navy has a lot more involved in intelligence gathering and psychological operations than most people are aware of. Amen. Colonel, ladies, you know what I'm talk…
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In the Navy, at least, I can't speak for the other services, but in the Navy, as an E7, our E7s are on a different level than the other services. Not to brag or anything, but we're just different. We're made different. When you go from an E…
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You know, somebody mentioned, I think it was Ben that mentioned that the Navy is pretty active in informational warfare systems. And I know that on Pacific Coast Highway here, there's a huge, I think it used to be the old Convair or Roar fa…
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The White House plumbers discovered that the Naval Operations Chief, Admiral Moorer, M-O-O-R-E-R, was worried about Kissinger, so worried about him that he had sent a Navy yeoman named Charles Radford over to Kissinger's office to spy on hi…
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intelligence operation that was posing as civilian companies. Radford later admitted to stealing more than 5,000 documents from Kissinger's office and passing them back to the chief of naval operations. The main reason Moore was spying on K…
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H-O-K-U-M, a CIA security official who had gone to work for Naval Intelligence. So the CIA has infiltrated the Navy to make Wilson the corporate front for 157. Wilson is another CIA agent infiltrating the Navy. Hocum, an old friend and U2 c…
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Wilson was appalled at the thin cover the Navy used for Task Force 157 and the fact that it was running scores of spying operations out of three related checking accounts. You make one of these accounts and all of the operations are comprom…
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Chichi Quintero. Chichi Quintero, Q-U-I-N-T-E-R-O. Wilson hired Quintero for the Navy at a $600 a month retainer. And this is a quote from Quintero. I had run operations in South America and Mexico. And then Wilson goes on to say that he ha…
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that they basically own the Mexican president and they're conducting operations out of the Mexican president's version of the White House, where he actually lives. The information Chavez collected dovetailed into the information Quintero wa…
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Once I set up operations, the Navy was still afraid I might hand all the information directly to the CIA and not them. So they were trying to compartmentalize the operation, Wilson said. The Navy's fears were well-founded, but the idea that…
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introduced Wilson to a California explosive exporter named Jerome Brower, B-R-O-W-E-R. Unfortunately for Wilson, there were two things he didn't know about Brower. One was that Brower took shortcuts on U.S. customs regulations, and the othe…
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Broward agreed to sell explosives and furnish four men for Turple's contract in Libya. I emphasized to him that the responsibility for the shipment was his and that he had to do it legally. Broward found four men. What I didn't know until a…
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Had Ed Wilson understood that Broward had connections not only to Turple, but also to Israeli and Iranian middleman Albert Hakim, then what happened next would have made much more sense to him. These highly trained Navy spies from China Lak…
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late fall and found that they had began a class with 10 soldiers on training of explosive ordnance. They found they could not do the job. They just gave us 10 common soldiers. They didn't have any education. They spoke no English and they w…
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Um, so do you know about tour network? What about it? You know, I think about it. Oh, that, um, that it was the Navy and I don't know why this is coming to my mind, but, um, yeah, it was set up by the Navy. This is how sneaky they are. It w…
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and um through trap and trays and um and everyone was everyone that i knew that it was an activist was like but the navy built it i have one question about the navy um are they the most focused on nuclear no um i mean i don't know what you …
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Air Force as well as, you know, like the B-52s and all of the bombers all are within the Air Force as well. So I don't, I mean, you could kind of trade off the strategic amount of bombers in the Air Force with the submarines in the Navy and…
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do a count, you know what I mean? But I think it's fairly equal. I mean, it's a triad for a reason. They talk about the nuclear triad so that any one element of that is as strong as the next. So you have, there's redundancies built in. Well…
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You hate the Navy, I think. I don't hate the Navy. I don't know why. Why would you say I hate the Navy? I thought you said some negative things about the Navy. But I have a bad memory, I guess. Sorry. No, I have talked about Task Force 157.…
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has all fell into some form or fashion part of Operation Gladio and are to be hated and court-martialed as far as I'm concerned, but not a service per se. I mean, if you're inside the military, you make fun of all of the other branches. It'…
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You mean did you mean me? No. OK. Tim has his hand up. Yeah, I didn't see it. And then I'll call on you. I guess we lost him. Go ahead, Ron. Yeah, I was just going to say, you know, the Navy in terms of intelligence and you can probably ech…
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At the forefront, you've got to realize when the Constitution was written, the only branch of the military that does not need to be reauthorized with the NDAA every two years is the Navy. That's why the Marines are part of the Navy. They're…
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But the naval intelligence has always been the premier intelligence of the military branches. And then the Army obviously came in with the NSA and whatnot. But in terms of implementation, the Navy has always been at the forefront of a lot o…
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When you're in the Navy and you're in the Army, you bust everybody's balls with their other branches. But at the end of the day, when it comes to shove, we're all under the same banner. Well, the Navy's preeminence in intelligence dates bac…
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So they had to have some way they had to have a convincing cover story. Correct. Or hide it. You don't have to have a cover story if you're hidden in the woods and nobody even knows you exist. Unless a tree falls. There's a hurricane. Benja…
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So you were talking about Forstall. He was a huge topic. Like we're big on our history and our tradition. So like his name came up a lot and there's many of us within the mess that believe he was absolutely killed. And part of the reason wh…
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They absolutely eat their own in the Navy. You know, if your ship gets into any types of problems, if you have a couple sailors get into a big incident, whatever, the CO is immediately fired. But, yeah, the forestall and that vessel, it was…
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Okay. Thank you. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, I was waiting to see if John was done. I was going to apologize for bringing up Forrestal, but now that I did and where you went with this, it's really interesting. Yeah, Naval Intelligence probably w…
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When I think he was in charge of the Navy, which he had no experience over in England. It was just through his family. And he actually sent a wire back. I'm leaving from Portugal. And if something happens to my ship, this was Joe Kennedy. I…
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So don't quote me on it. You will have like three different SEAL teams doing counterinsurgencies. And those SEAL teams are dressed up like the locals. And keep in mind, most SEAL teams that are in the Pacific Fleet don't interoperable, inte…
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He was a U.S. Senator from New York. He was the U.S. Secretary of State from 1877 to 81 under both Hayes and Garfield. He was a U.S. Attorney in 1868 and 69 under Johnson. Interesting background. We've mentioned this name before, but he is …
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I found one of the interesting things that he did was he ran against Horace Greeley for the Senate in 1861. And neither one of them won. You remember Horace Greeley? I do. That's a famous, Lincoln wrote a famous letter to Horace Greeley whe…
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Three times Congress unsuccessfully tried to pass a bill making secession illegal. So if it wasn't legal, why would you try to pass a bill that makes it illegal? And wouldn't that have had a lot to do with the fact that the senators worked …
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Lincoln named him as a running mate because he was a Democrat and Lincoln was a Republican. He was trying to get a united ticket, a unity ticket. So when Lincoln's assassinated, all of a sudden you've got a Democrat president and you've got…
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is you find the model that they use like in Hawaii and in the Philippines and in Puerto Rico and Cuba. And that model was that they are going to go in. I mean, they did it in Panama. Panama is probably one of the most interesting ones in ho…
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in a well-known relationship financially with FDR when FDR becomes the Assistant Secretary of the Navy because Joe Kennedy is in the steel industry. And that's where, as far as I know, their original financial dealings began to overlap with…
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I think they're starting to use drones themselves, right? So we do have the resources, but they've come out with more lucrative ways. So these NARC subs, okay, what if I told you the U.S. Navy and the Marines are kind of learning how we cou…
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Alvaro Uribe Vales, a Colombian politician and senator dedicated to the collaboration with the Medellin cartel at high government levels. Uribe was linked to a business involved in narcotic activities in the U.S. His father was murdered in …
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the U.S. Navy ship ultimately returned to Norfolk in time for the Christmas holidays. By then, U.S. taxpayers had financed the deployment, costing us about $2 million just to set off the coast of Cape Verde. Which, by the way, is how we got…
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was printed in December 2020, Times report on the Navy ship's deployment to Cape Verde. Buried in the piece in the New York Times, conceded that Saab's captivity, quote, stripped Mr. Maduro of an important ally and a major financial fixer a…
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The entire trial went down like 50 different avenues, all of which, oh, my God, the shredding of the paper. All of that is a kabuki show. As we have learned, every one of these Senate hearings is a kabuki show. And so they have this sympath…
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At the insistence of the chief of naval operations, he also authorized accompanying escorts of fighters. These were ordered not to bomb or strafe Laotian installations until or unless U.S. planes were fired upon. When a Navy RF-8 was shot d…
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in 1970. Meanwhile, in the wake of the U.S. Navy-sponsored hydrographic and geomagnetic surveys dating back to 1957, the months of November and December 1968 saw a highly successful seismic refraction oil exploration survey around South Vie…
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which lies directly south of Cambodia. This survey was only the last and most promising of a preliminary series conducted under the auspices of the UN Economic Commission for Asia and Far East. The State Department denials notwithstanding, …
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In 1969, the same committee formulated proposals for further seismic refraction surveys and selected Cambodian offshore waters as quote-unquote suggestions to move forward with Cambodian authorities. Meanwhile, the special aeromagnetic surv…
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That I think is important. Even if we don't do the whole book, we should do an overview of it. All right. Then that was his updated version. And now we're going to get to the original text. Professor Samuel Elliott Morrison, M-O-R-I-S-O-N, …
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out of a suite in the Waldorf Historia. The intervention of the U.S. Navy was not Roosevelt's idea, but Bruno Varela's, who called on the president and spoke to him about American lives and interests. Even the flat, excuse me, of the new Pa…
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and met George, did the deal with George's dad and met George and then became friends of the family for decades after that. And it just so happens, like if you ever believed in coincidences, that George DeMorganshield is the star witness fo…
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Although it was not yet public knowledge, the U.S. had been running torture camps, which were always passed off as schools for survival. So they were schools for survival. They were just torture camps, and you were lucky if you survived. Ki…
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The other half was from the police office who specialized in torture. The main Cinemar prison was in the basement of the Ministry of the Navy, near the docks of Rio's lovely harbor. Whenever possible, intelligence agencies on the fifth floo…
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They watched them approach the house. The Navy men were sure they had unmasked double agents within a rival service. Once Fernando went out to place a message for the press and an agent had cruised along behind him, later in jail, that offi…
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Pinto went on the air to announce that the C-130 was in the air on its way to Mexico. This was not true. 200 Navy men shouting that the exchange was a national disgrace had surrounded the plane and blocked its departure. The Navy high comma…
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The driver said, should we get out and run for it? I don't think so. They sped up going around lines of cars. At last, Elbrick felt the tension dissolve and he assumed that they had lost their pursuers. Behind the blindfold, he could not kn…
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Through the snarl of cars, they had managed to keep pace with a two-car convoy. Then a red light, two Navy men pulled alongside the backup car. One officer raised his hand until the pistol showed in the window. At that, the rebels stared at…
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Everyone was curious about their conversation, but all Elbrick remembered was a formal exchange of appropriate platitudes. With any luck, releasing Elbrick might have ended the chapter for Fernando and his colleagues. Since one of the most …
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It went on for three days and three nights with no questioning at all. Afterward, they had asked for the names of the revolutionaries and saboteurs. Flavio knew no names. He was tortured again by the officers from the Army, the Navy, and th…
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for the democracy. Stone told Stahl that while he was having trouble getting Platoon made, he was offered the script for Top Gun, a major hit in 1986, which romanticized the life of Navy pilots in the military recruiting stations that were …
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By 1990, the company had sold much of the land and placed it on indefinite hold to grow any citrus. So it was never bought for citrus. That was a cover story. The remaining partners were Walter Michener and Paul Howell, a Houston oil man wh…
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So it just documents that whole thing and brought in the DuPont family and their connections to it as well. And tied it to the U.S. Senate, of course, because you're always going to end up with some congressional member knowingly involved i…
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After the U.S. shot down an Iranian passenger jet in Iranian territorial waters, Iran decided it needed a serious anti-ship defense system and went to China for help. China was developing a series of anti-ship missiles sophisticated enough …
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Afterwards, he asked the reporter to deliver copies of the missile specifications and other key documents to U.S. naval officers, who was an expert on nonproliferation. The documents were accompanied by a message from Sarkis. I would be wil…
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They used one of their front companies, Vector Microwave, to procure copies. The only problem was that the key players in Vector Microwave were under criminal investigation. The head of Vector Microwave fled the country to avoid grand jury.…
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and that Iran's effective naval control of the Persian Gulf was assured, without a sample of the C-802, the Navy could not defend against it. The Navy never did get the sample missiles, and Iran controls the Gulf. Meanwhile, Sarkis' exposur…
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The same BCCI bank accounts being used to fund the Afghan resistance were also being used to fund the Pakistani nuclear bomb program. And that was identified in a Senate report during the investigation into BCCI. The Reagan-Bush policy viol…
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The Air Force transport stood ready at several bases in Japan. The Navy sent out from San Diego the fast transport Horace Bath, a ship equipped with four landing craft and modified to carry 162 commandos. Submarine reconnaissance troops and…
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NSC 118, and President Truman approved this by the end of the year. In early 1952, the Joint Chiefs issued orders for the Navy to provide the CIA with ships and facilities for coastal landings on mainland China and Korea. Joint planners at …
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part of a trust territory in the Pacific that was mandated to maintain neutrality. When supervision of the trust was transferred from military to civilian hands in 51 and 52, the Navy successfully fought a Department of Interior plan to pla…
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Though he claims to have stopped them before they could broach the CIA operation, Cummings necessarily had knowledge of the plan because he was the State Department's intelligence chief. Indeed, we have seen that Foster Dulles discussed ope…