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Claims (24)
Saudi Arabia funded
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“And Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is channeling money. I mean, they were the funders behind bin Laden along with the CIA. So if you and have we ever attacked Saudi Arabia? Have we ever told Saudi Arabia they can't send their pilots here? No. W…”
▶ Just Because Keith Malinak w ColonelTowner-Watkins 2025-10-16 @ 34:25
Adnan Khashoggi spied_on
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“al-Qaeda operations around the world in exchange for bin Laden not to attack Saudi Arabia. The same Islamic groupings that the CIA had encouraged to set up a mosque in the U.S. in order to recruit young African men into the Muslim religion …”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 32 @ 57:10
BCCI financed_via
Osama bin Laden guest_asserted
“its role in financing the early Mujahideen anti-Soviet in Afghanistan. And interestingly enough, who was another massive financier of those operations was a little known man called Osama bin Laden and his links to BCCI. I've put an article …”
▶ Operation Gladio-Turkey @ 1:30:02
Bill Clinton covered_up
Osama bin Laden book_quoted
“Clinton could have killed bin Laden multiple times and he didn't. They were on a golf course. He got a phone call. We got eyes on. He didn't want to be bothered. He kept golfing. So there was no, at least from the command structure, there w…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation @ 46:49
Osama bin Laden founded
Maktab al-Khidamat host_asserted
“getting involved in sending Stinger missiles and going out and visiting Afghanistan and stuff like that. While that's going on, bin Laden sets up Maktab al-Qidamad, which is his sort of funding mechanism. And I think there's information out…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation @ 1:39:58
Osama bin Laden financed_via
Al Qaeda host_asserted
“The Golden Crescent of Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan, because again, up until 1979, Iran was under our control as well with the Shah. They were not major heroin suppliers to the U.S., and heroin was virtually unknown in Pakistan. With the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squads and War on Terror Part 3 @ 18:57
Osama bin Laden member_of
CIA book_quoted
“as the result of the Cubans being tipped off by Soviet intelligence. So, after the 9-11 attacks, the CIA supported Fox's 24, which advanced the idea that torture during interrogation was fine. The CIA subsequently supported the 2012 film Ze…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Hollywood and CIA @ 39:37
Taliban recruited
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“who had been sheltered by the UN. The Taliban admitted Osama bin Laden, and he brought along with him the new name for the Mujahideen, which was relabeled Al-Qaeda. But rest assured, everything's fine because we have these new fusion cells …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 44:50
Osama bin Laden funded
Mujahideen host_asserted
“The young Osama bin Laden was one of the Mujahideen patrons and fellow funders. He was representing the Saudi intel component inside Afghanistan. Carter's decision was a major victory for Kamal Adom, the chief of Saudi intel, and Prince Tur…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror Chapter 20 @ 43:59
Saudi Arabia funded
Osama bin Laden book_quoted
“But after the fall of the peacock throne in Iran, religious divisions surfaced within the royal family, contributing to a divided Saudi foreign policy. On one hand, the Saudis supported a secular Saddam Hussein against Iran. And with the ot…”
▶ The Colonels corner Prelude to terror final chapter @ 30:43
Mujahideen secretly_owned
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“But they have like two very main prominent militant wings. One's called Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is one of the first entities designated after 9-11. And the other one's called Hizbul Mujahideen. And according to some reports, i.e. the local p…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 2:09:04
Ronald Reagan supplied_arms_to
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“getting involved in sending Stinger missiles and going out and visiting Afghanistan and stuff like that. While that's going on, bin Laden sets up Maktab al-Qidamad, which is his sort of funding mechanism. And I think there's information out…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation @ 1:39:58
CIA trained
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“We basically trained Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan as part of the whole Mujahideen creation to use them as terrorists in Chechnya and several other places. With the knowledge of the former CIA director, which was at one time, of course, Bu…”
▶ Operation Gladio and a look back at 9_11 @ 51:42
CIA covered_up
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“There is conflicting evidence on whether bin Laden actually fought in the war, perhaps in one battle. There is little reason to doubt CIA assertions that it never helped him during the war, which is a bold-faced lie. The secret warriors had…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 41 (43) @ 54:39
Osama bin Laden trained
CIA host_asserted
“to seek new wars. Others who admired the Afghan resistance from afar went there to learn how to be trained to be a terrorist. And yes, the CIA still maintained terrorist training camps in those locations. Osama bin Laden is believed to have…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 8:47
Osama bin Laden funded
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan host_asserted
“The first mention of ETEMS surfaced around 2000 when a Russian newspaper supported by Osama bin Laden who had pledged funds to the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan and ETEMS as far back as 1999. Reportedly founded by a guy by the name of Hass…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Turkistan @ 36:49
Osama bin Laden funded
East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted
“The first mention of ETEMS surfaced around 2000 when a Russian newspaper supported by Osama bin Laden who had pledged funds to the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan and ETEMS as far back as 1999. Reportedly founded by a guy by the name of Hass…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Turkistan @ 36:49
CIA recruited
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“As a benefit of 9-11 in that it would give them the, you know, hey, because we already know bin Laden was a CIA asset. So let's stash him in Afghanistan and then we will use the 9-11 to go into Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban's control…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10 @ 1:32:39
John Boasberg covered_up
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“He denied the request to order the U.S. government to publicly release the photographs and video under FOIA of the killing of bin Laden. And I wanted to pull that article up. So he covered it up, is what you're saying. Yeah, where do I have…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies w WarHamster Brady 2025-06-19 @ 30:26
John Kerry covered_up
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“often the investigations are compromised by people like John Kerry, who we all know who went to Yale with. And essentially, especially when he says to that Senate committee saying, we didn't know that bin Laden had any links to internationa…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Turkey @ 1:49:35
Osama bin Laden member_of
Bush family caller_asserted
“kind of like a nail in the coffin for them. Yes. Because there were other things going around saying that, oh, they know everything. I'm sorry, George H. Bush. Right. And when you figure out that Osama bin Laden had been part of their inner…”
▶ Operation Gladio and a look back at 9_11 @ 1:42:56
George H.W. Bush created
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“has been a paid consultant to the bin Laden group as well, which is the bin Laden dad, the construction company, helping them with his CIA links. Bush helped create bin Laden when he was in the CIA. Let's see. The Monopoly press falsely sta…”
▶ Operation Gladio and a look back at 9_11 @ 1:08:14
Osama bin Laden housed_in
Iran host_asserted
“Bin Laden was housed in Iran for such a long time. So between the two things, it just seems like there's so many intertwining things that are...…”
▶ Operation Gladio and a look back at 9_11 @ 1:50:30
Barack Obama ordered_assassination_of
Osama bin Laden host_asserted
“Okay, some of the controversial cases involving Judge Roberts. The first one where he really jumps off the pages in 2012. It has to do with an austere religious scholar by the name of Osama bin Laden. This is right after the raid of Osama b…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies w WarHamster Brady 2025-06-19 @ 28:52
Mentions (108)
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Osama bin Laden, everybody magically in all of the Middle East now hates the United States. We are the big devil to Israel's little devil. And as a result of this story that they spun, they now magically have radical Islam that they are goi…
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to the new boogeyman, which is going to be Osama bin Laden and radical Islam. And just like that, overnight, we go to war, we create their scenario, and we're off to the races with a new boogeyman. We never even got a break in the action. T…
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And Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is channeling money. I mean, they were the funders behind bin Laden along with the CIA. So if you and have we ever attacked Saudi Arabia? Have we ever told Saudi Arabia they can't send their pilots here? No. W…
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Word went out that it was perpetrated by Osama bin Laden, and he was in our area of responsibility. The command that I was at basically was the warfighting commander in charge of the entire operation. So the day 9-11 happened, two of my dea…
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the campaign planning, obviously, to quote-unquote get bin Laden, and spend the better part of the next several months doing that, which then rolled into, we're going to go into Iraq. And the conversation around the decision, I can tell you…
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been a business partner to the tunes of tens of millions of dollars with Osama bin Laden and his father. Bath had multimillion-dollar dealings with bin Laden Sr., which he's the construction guy, who was part of a spy assassination money la…
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Both Osama bin Laden and his father's construction company was doing business at the BCCI. And we, of course, know that that is the money laundering for the drugs, weapons, and all that other stuff. And that was Khashoggi's bank as well. An…
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Let's see. I'm trying to get to the good part. We went to war in 91 because Bush, then president, had an issue with Saddam Hussein. Ten years later, his son did basically the same thing. Osama was, like Saddam Hussein, created by the CIA, w…
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make known to the people what he has done and that he's basically responsible, which, of course, he did not. Will his son, George Bush, confess his private businesses with the bin Laden family, including Osama bin Laden? Will he confess tha…
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has been a paid consultant to the bin Laden group as well, which is the bin Laden dad, the construction company, helping them with his CIA links. Bush helped create bin Laden when he was in the CIA. Let's see. The Monopoly press falsely sta…
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having secret accounts used for bribing state and federal judges. I'm not sure how he went about that, but the Carlisle Group in turn is owned and supervised by a worldwide money laundering organization called the Blackstone Group. They com…
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What flashed into my brain as I'm reading this article was, and everybody knows the controversy over Bin Laden's death, right? And his supposedly being shot and supposedly being dumped at sea and all of this other crap where nobody's ever c…
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the guy that runs around saying he's the one that shot him, blah, blah, blah. It's false. What if, and I have always made that the instantaneous nature of the facial expressions doesn't lend itself to it actually being words. To me, it lend…
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and supposedly was ferreted off to live life as some, you know, plastic surgeon, altered, whatever, in some faraway island to live out the rest of his life, you know, in the lap of luxury. But what if that picture was bin Laden sitting at a…
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kind of like a nail in the coffin for them. Yes. Because there were other things going around saying that, oh, they know everything. I'm sorry, George H. Bush. Right. And when you figure out that Osama bin Laden had been part of their inner…
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Bin Laden was housed in Iran for such a long time. So between the two things, it just seems like there's so many intertwining things that are...…
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investigator and he knew about bin laden and he had told them look and um they blocked him and then he got fired from the fbi and conveniently placed as head of security at the world trade center and now he's dead interesting…
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three weeks before World Trade Center blew up, got a job there as head of security. And he was former FBI. He was, you know, there's a long story about him, but he was going against the CIA, basically, in terms of bin Laden. And one of the …
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was originally to be focused on people in the northern area of Pakistan. OK, not Lebanon, the northern area of Pakistan. And this contract and this company goes back to the time when they were tracking bin Laden. So my first thought when I …
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is that this is most likely a CIA contract that was used to keep tabs on exactly where bin Laden was at all times. And the contract for the Northern Pakistan, the original contract for the Northern Pakistani area expired two months after bi…
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It's not a coincidence that in the year 2000, the Taliban had eradicated almost all of the opium. And the next year we have 9-11. And immediately we go back into Afghanistan because bin Laden just so happens to be in Afghanistan. And what h…
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rebel is not the independent organ of a popular uprising against Gaddafi dictatorship, but rather the creation of American imperialism, the most reactionary political force on the planet. The dubious character of the Libyan rebels was furth…
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who spent five years at a trading camp in Afghanistan and now oversees the recruitment, training, and deployment of the rebel fighters in Libya, working alongside the CIA designated guy. Salia al-Bahrani, a former fighter from the Libyan Is…
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And of course, we know all about Save the Children as it relates to Operation Gladio. But it does say that the CIA was busted running a fake vaccination scheme in Pakistan to hunt Osama bin Laden. Now, anybody that knows anything about what…
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terrorist activities along the border. It says before the meeting, the U.S. intercepted a telephone call to Yemen about the arrangements and that that same number was in contact with bin Laden dozens of times. Now, what's the most interesti…
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If they now are reporting that the number of somebody at this terrorist summit was in constant contact with bin Laden, that means so were they. They were listening, watching, identifying, contact with bin Laden the entire time. Okay?…
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plane or whatever hit or the explosives went off you know and that was you know I was in shock and I watched the television I think for like like all Americans did for two weeks and non-stop every day just any updates and I was I suppose I …
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Okay, some of the controversial cases involving Judge Roberts. The first one where he really jumps off the pages in 2012. It has to do with an austere religious scholar by the name of Osama bin Laden. This is right after the raid of Osama b…
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And the official proclamation is that was to respect his religious beliefs. But I'm smart enough to know that the Islam religion basically came out of the desert. And there is nothing in the Quran about burial at sea. So that was a load of …
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And I'll remind everyone that that was during the 2012 election campaign. And Obama was taking a lot of criticism for being weak on terrorism. And then, of course, out of nowhere, we got Obama, Osama bin Laden, and they cover it up. Yeah, t…
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He denied the request to order the U.S. government to publicly release the photographs and video under FOIA of the killing of bin Laden. And I wanted to pull that article up. So he covered it up, is what you're saying. Yeah, where do I have…
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There it is. Okay. I got a lot of screen shares today, so I'm going to be a little slow on it. It's not over here yet. Okay, there it is. Judge denies request for bin Laden death photos and video. A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has den…
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Yet in this case, verbal descriptions of the death and burial of Osama bin Laden will have to suffice for this court will not order the release of anything more. Judicial Watch had sued. Good old Judicial Watch had sued to see all the photo…
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In every single case we rely on, just like with bin Laden, we rely on CIA intel, which is always whatever they want to have happen will happen because the U.S. military relies on CIA intelligence reports. And that's why the CIA has to go aw…
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The young Osama bin Laden was one of the Mujahideen patrons and fellow funders. He was representing the Saudi intel component inside Afghanistan. Carter's decision was a major victory for Kamal Adom, the chief of Saudi intel, and Prince Tur…
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its role in financing the early Mujahideen anti-Soviet in Afghanistan. And interestingly enough, who was another massive financier of those operations was a little known man called Osama bin Laden and his links to BCCI. I've put an article …
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in The Nest that came out in September 26, 2001, where there was the Senate Finance Committee hearing on money laundering on the back of 9-11 that literally pointed out the fraud ridden by then Bank of Credit and Commerce International and …
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You see, that didn't pan out quite quick enough to make them the boogeyman. So we had to have a fill in between the fall of the Soviet Union in the late 90s with the Middle East. And so we're going to use, as you just mentioned, bin Laden a…
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A CNN article linking the bin Laden to the BCCI came out in CNN. And what's interesting about that is it was Senator John Kerry who conducted the investigation into BCCI. So, again, when looking into with gladioglasses, which I do love the …
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often the investigations are compromised by people like John Kerry, who we all know who went to Yale with. And essentially, especially when he says to that Senate committee saying, we didn't know that bin Laden had any links to internationa…
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So, of course, being an overachiever, I wanted to read everything that was there. And the single most talked about person in 1999 was Osama bin Laden in the intro for one week. The books that we were assigned to read in 1999, not 01, not 20…
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I find it ridiculous, as you just pointed out, that anybody could say that that was a surprise. As a matter of fact, the second airplane hit the tower on September 11th. And by two o'clock, everybody in the building was already on the same …
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that's specific to the safari club because i do think presenting it that way the way we've just talked about it is going to be eye-opening as well so thank you for that idea zama i appreciate it yeah colonel that's great um and thank you th…
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Awesome, Colonel. Yeah, you know, it's a massive rabbit hole. I think he opened my eyes on a lot of things. I've just, FYI, popped in the chat his appearance in the Congress hearing where he calls bullshit on basically a lot of the post 9-1…
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The first mention of ETEMS surfaced around 2000 when a Russian newspaper supported by Osama bin Laden who had pledged funds to the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan and ETEMS as far back as 1999. Reportedly founded by a guy by the name of Hass…
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enabling local tribesmen to be able to enrich their population because of the low investments in the particular crops. And there's an article that I found that I don't see where the link to it is right now, but I'll find that before we get …
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You talked about Bosnia last night, and I witnessed that firsthand going to Bosnia after the war and on mission trips like three years in a row. And I ran into al-Qaeda, and this was long before 9-11, long before I ever heard of Osama bin L…
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That was kind of the extent of the excitement until 9-11. And there had been briefings about terrorism and stuff like that in the lead up to it. But nothing specifically like pinpointing, oh, my God, you know, bin Laden's this big threat. D…
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Clinton could have killed bin Laden multiple times and he didn't. They were on a golf course. He got a phone call. We got eyes on. He didn't want to be bothered. He kept golfing. So there was no, at least from the command structure, there w…
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And when he started speaking out about them not actually having an earnest effort to find bin Laden, Tony Schaefer was basically fired and destroyed as well. So he mentioned an energy company that I mentioned earlier that was involved in th…
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The puzzle pieces all fit. I'm not going to jam them together. I'm willing to try the different ways that they fit. And what we know is that Osama bin Laden, while Iran-Contra is going on, he's getting support in Afghanistan to fend off the…
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getting involved in sending Stinger missiles and going out and visiting Afghanistan and stuff like that. While that's going on, bin Laden sets up Maktab al-Qidamad, which is his sort of funding mechanism. And I think there's information out…
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And they've laid all the seeds for you to go right back to the Taliban. Same way they laid all the seeds to bin Laden before 9-11. That didn't happen in the last couple of weeks. That happened a couple of years before that. And they laid th…
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The Golden Crescent of Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan, because again, up until 1979, Iran was under our control as well with the Shah. They were not major heroin suppliers to the U.S., and heroin was virtually unknown in Pakistan. With the…
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that got them attacked after 9-11. One of the entire justifications for going into Afghanistan is CIA plant Osama bin Laden was rumored to be in Afghanistan when, in fact, he was in Pakistan where all of the heroin labs were. And because of…
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But they have like two very main prominent militant wings. One's called Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is one of the first entities designated after 9-11. And the other one's called Hizbul Mujahideen. And according to some reports, i.e. the local p…
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As a benefit of 9-11 in that it would give them the, you know, hey, because we already know bin Laden was a CIA asset. So let's stash him in Afghanistan and then we will use the 9-11 to go into Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban's control…
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When the United States attacked Afghanistan in October 2001, it would be proclaimed as another chapter in the U.S. war on drugs. Both bin Laden and the Taliban had been named abroad as financed from drug traffic. Well, that makes sense beca…
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Russia submitted a detailed report on this and other aspects of the Taliban to the UN National Security Council in March 2001. But the U.S., according to Jane's intelligence review, chose not to act on any of the information. Instead, there…
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that the Al Qaeda itself was basically funded by drug trafficking, which, of course, is exactly what the CIA does to fund their Gladio cells, of which Al Qaeda was one of them. And I wish during all of this time, somebody would have been ab…
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The author could find only one sentence on this topic in a U.S. paper. It was buried deep in the middle of a long story in the L.A. Times. Quote, CIA officials say the underground network frequently crosses into gangsterism. One official ci…
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credit card fraud, and other crimes, unquote, all of which is attributable to the CIA, of which bin Laden was part of. Gradually, the reason for U.S. silence became clear. We were about to use the Northern Alliance, which had just trebled o…
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During the Afghan resistance to the Soviet Union in the 1980s, bin Laden became the financier and logistics expert in Afghanistan for the Saudi-backed Office of Services, an organization that, through the Muslim Brotherhood, recruited forei…
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Called Operation Gladio and radical Islamic terrorism was going to be the next boogeyman. OK, there are repeated allegations that the CIA directly or through intermediaries assisted with recruiting for this Al Qaeda network. Well, of course…
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emissaries in Pakistan met directly with bin Laden and that it was bin Laden acting on the advice of his friends in Saudi who first suggested the Mujahideen should be given Stinger missiles. French and Italian newspapers alleged a contact b…
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The CIA is still working with him in July of 2001. Documented. So, again, every bit of this is terrorism on demand from these assholes in order to pass legislation, take away our rights, and control resources. It is striking that in an impr…
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focus on bin Laden. No newspaper, to my knowledge, quoted from his 1999 biography by Yosef Bodansky, director of the U.S. Congressional Task Force on Terrorism. This is a quote. An up-and-coming venue for Islamist fun is a combination of th…
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Why is that significant? Germany and East Europe and Central Asia. That's where a whole bunch of the Nazis lived after World War II. Access to this seemingly unrelated group of states was made possible through bin Laden's building a relatio…
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is becoming extremely important with the vast expansion of the Afghan drug trade. As the sums of money available from the drug trade have increased, bin Laden and the mafia have established yet another complex money laundering operation. Th…
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in countries other than Russia and Afghanistan. Now, keep in mind, this is bin Laden's biography, which is a CIA agent. So, of course, he's going to blame the Russian mafia. Whether or not that's true, I don't know. But we know emphatically…
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The primary U.S. target at first was not bin Laden, but the Taliban, who by 2001 had already responded to U.S. and U.N. demands that they halt the opium cultivation, which they did. The ban imposed by the Taliban, Mullah Mohammed Omar, in J…
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And it accounts for 72% of the illicit opium production in 2000, knowing full well that it had just been eliminated. The drug threat is increasingly intertwined with all of these other threats. For example, the Taliban regime in Afghanistan…
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The CIA director, Tenet, standing in front of Congress, lying his ass off, completely lying his ass off because bin Laden was a product of the CIA, not the Taliban, the CIA. The terrorist groups, a product of the CIA, not the Taliban. So it…
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as the result of the Cubans being tipped off by Soviet intelligence. So, after the 9-11 attacks, the CIA supported Fox's 24, which advanced the idea that torture during interrogation was fine. The CIA subsequently supported the 2012 film Ze…
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to 2000. A few people were following the workings of Osama bin Laden and what was going on, not only in the Balkans, but was also taking place in Afghanistan, places like that. But then I started to write about Islam. This is all part of Gl…
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heroin into the United States at a rate that was astronomical. To such an extent that when I was at the University of Pennsylvania, I could buy, and I didn't buy it, so you can't arrest me. But I could buy a little packet with the image of …
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No, I'm serious. No, I know. I know. Why? Since the perpetuators of 9-11 were Saudis, right? Supposedly. Okay, yeah, supposedly. Well, why did we invade Afghanistan? Because he gave safe haven to Osama bin Laden. That's what we were told. T…
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So right now, we always have to have the boogeyman. Otherwise, you can't be scared. And without being scared, you can't have the strategy of tension. You can't be controlled. Yeah. And that's why you find the bin Laden having worked with th…
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I mean, Ben lines are number one, number one, boogeyman, boogeyman, right? Okay. They kill him and they never produce his body. Are you kidding me? I love you. Yeah. I mean, all of that. And the guy just disappeared. I mean, come on. We're …
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investigated bin laden because of the first world trade center bombing um and as far as i'm concerned he was you know um pushing back from within the fbi as a real fbi agent and hitting the internet international syndicate wall but he did h…
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Radical Islamists that supposedly bin Laden, who, by the way, was a CIA asset as well, was training in terror training camps in Pakistan, which, by the way, is an appendage to the CIA, the ISI is. So no matter where you go, no matter what t…
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alternates every other year with the Paris air show. This time, the Saudis had a mess on their hands. Bin Laden was making threats against his homeland, and intelligence reports indicated that both Hezbollah and al-Qaeda would soon take act…
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A decision was made about how to deal with bin Laden and the increasing power of al-Qaeda. The sources of this information are Sarkis, his top aides, and French intelligence. According to the sources who were in attendance, a payoff plan wa…
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al-Qaeda operations around the world in exchange for bin Laden not to attack Saudi Arabia. The same Islamic groupings that the CIA had encouraged to set up a mosque in the U.S. in order to recruit young African men into the Muslim religion …
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That a decision had been. On the web for a series of. Secret. I must have activated Siri. That's hilarious. That's totally something I would do. Sorry. Or somebody's playing with my computer. Either one. All right. So. Sarkis. Okay. So he's…
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And he also was recruiting Muslim fighters to go to Afghanistan and fight with bin Laden and the Mujahideen that the CIA had set up. Ramadan told Salahuddin that he should join them as well. He warned Salahuddin that the Pakistani, Saudi, a…
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But after the fall of the peacock throne in Iran, religious divisions surfaced within the royal family, contributing to a divided Saudi foreign policy. On one hand, the Saudis supported a secular Saddam Hussein against Iran. And with the ot…
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It goes on to say it was bin Laden's idea to move some of the charitable operations to the territory of the next target in the war, the United States, for bin Laden, whose late father and older brother had been close to the Bush family in t…
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in both Washington, D.C. and Texas. Houston became the epicenter of this relationship. Sons of two of the most important families in Saudi, Salam bin Laden and Khalid bin Mahfouz, M-A-H-F-O-U-Z, came to Texas to do business. In 1979, James …
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Brusco were made on behalf of Salam bin Laden and Khalid bin Mufsad. And actually, that's more than proven. In the book that I initially did on my sub stack called House of Saad, House of Bush, Bath is one of the primary people in…
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This has happened all over the world. And we have been facilitating along with MI6 and the German BND and NATO in general. We've been facilitating all of that. It's horrible. It is horrible. And Osama bin Laden knew Bush's family. They were…
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Wow. And he probably hid out in Pakistan. I never have heard Brian Gamble talk anymore about that, but they were wondering if Osama bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan the whole time we were looking for him. Well, what most people didn't know …
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He could have been hiding out in Iran. He could have been hiding out in Pakistan. But he was protected by the CIA. I'm not convinced at all that he was killed on that mission. Right. So, again, all of this shit has been done to create narra…
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approximately $250 million annually. Much of this cash went to Peshawar and other areas for all kinds of things, weapons, food, medicine. The young Saudi engineer, Osama bin Laden, one of the Arab Afghans, began building an organization the…
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There is conflicting evidence on whether bin Laden actually fought in the war, perhaps in one battle. There is little reason to doubt CIA assertions that it never helped him during the war, which is a bold-faced lie. The secret warriors had…
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to seek new wars. Others who admired the Afghan resistance from afar went there to learn how to be trained to be a terrorist. And yes, the CIA still maintained terrorist training camps in those locations. Osama bin Laden is believed to have…
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Algerian militants were blamed for a destructive series of bombings in France that began in early 1995. And bin Laden strikes on the US. Supposedly, I guess they're alluding to 9-11. But what I find very interesting about this is bin Laden …
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who had been sheltered by the UN. The Taliban admitted Osama bin Laden, and he brought along with him the new name for the Mujahideen, which was relabeled Al-Qaeda. But rest assured, everything's fine because we have these new fusion cells …
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The name of this was called Jawbreaker. And then it talks about the CIA's battle at Tora Bora, where supposedly Osama bin Laden escaped. In Bernstein's view, due to insufficient U.S. military forces. Isn't that weird? Blame the military.…
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Carl Levin's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations heard Birkfeld's original testimony before the committee and examined in great detail the evidence that he provided indicating UBS as HSBC had been funding terrorism through their bank. …
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He says, I'd been educated in the counterterrorism propaganda training and PSYOP schools of the International Military Intelligence Complex and then quite accidentally discovered U.S. SOCOM's cover-up of Israeli top evidence surrounding 9-1…
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by Brad Birkenfeld, the UBS whistleblower and intelligence source Scott Bennett, Bennett's military whistleblowing report, and the release of intelligence computers database Swiss bank accounts donor list, allegedly obtained by Navy SEALs i…
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both at Fort Benning, Georgia, and in Panama called the School of Americas, which our audience obviously is very familiar with that, that taught rape, torture, and a curriculum of terrorism and horror aimed at poor and hungry populations in…
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torture and interrogation methods as they were taught in these schools. Quote, the film creates a strong impression that the enhanced interrogation techniques that were part of a former detention interrogation program were the key to findin…
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In the year 2000, because of their initiatives. And again, I'm not saying the Taliban's good. I'm just observing history. And then all of a sudden, bin Laden, who we know have ties to the CIA, gets put into Afghanistan. And all of a sudden,…
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the World Trade Bomber, Wally Khan, and others tied to Osama bin Laden, which of course we know is CIA, Khan and Youssef are direct links to Al-Qaeda, which of course we know is CIA, left over from the Mujahideen. According to Angela's wido…
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These people trained Nichols in the art of bomb making and provided funding, which would mean it came from the CIA. Had the investigation in 1995 been allowed to progress in the direction of the Middle Eastern connection, it probably would …
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that same campaign type. So they mitigated, and a lot of people, the radical elements, and this has been written about by bin Laden and many others, they viewed the moving of the caliphate to Turkey and the mitigation that happened in the a…