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Claims (18)
Crypto AG supplied_arms_to
India book_quoted
“The military juntas in Latin America, which we know is how they overthrew the governments. Nuclear rivals in India and Pakistan and even the Vatican. But what none of its customers ever knew was that crypto was secretly owned by the CIA and…”
▶ Operation Gladio Malaysia @ 28:26
Dalai Lama member_of
India documented
“and had been conceived ahead of time. On March 1st, just as the Dalai Lama's party was entering India, Eisenhower in Washington was told, we have informed embassy in New Delhi that we think the U.S. should take no action with respect to the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 18:08
Jawaharlal Nehru member_of
India documented
“From Alan Dulles, while the president's staff secretary reported from the CIA and State Department intelligence report that, quote, the Tibetan uprisings apparently have resulted in a considerable loss of prestige for the communist China in…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 14:16
Allen Dulles spied_on
India book_quoted
“and the group cover over 30,000 miles in 57 days. They used the director's personal plane, a modified version of a DC-6. Dulles inspected the stations in Europe, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Thailand, South Vietnam, Singapore, Australia, the Ph…”
▶ The Colonels corner president’s secret war chapter 8 @ 12:11
India financed_via
Venezuela host_asserted
“has served to push Venezuela into the camp of Iran and Russia. On top of the alliance on Russia, Ankara, and Tehran, Caracas has forged new ties with both India and China. Where Washington halted the sale of Venezuela petro to U.S. markets,…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 6 @ 47:24
India picked_up
Tibet book_quoted
“successful using their criteria, not ours, operation. So while the Indian intelligence picked up some of the remaining Tibetans for a special border activity later on in 61 and on into 62 because they're trained paramilitaries, so why not u…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 37:39
Jawaharlal Nehru member_of
India documented
“had turned aside the Dalai Lama's request for political asylum three years earlier. In July of 58, the Chinese again made issue with the Indians over this resistance that was going on inside of China. But by then, Nehru too had chosen sides…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 16 (17) @ 28:28
Operation Stole attempted_to_block
India book_quoted
“Added up the figure, they produced a profit of $100,000. A paramilitary operation, STOLE, S-T-O-L-E, was a covert attempt to block Indian medical aid from being given to Mao's Chinese as a humanitarian mission. So isn't that weird that Indi…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret War Chap 4 @ 54:40
CIA cleared_concept_with
India documented
“meetings, because Interpol's like the international police kind of clearinghouse. So they go to an Interpol conference and are talking about this kind of nefarious stuff. Dick Bissell, who was at the time the chief of operations, along with…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 17 (18) @ 3:00
CIA funded
India documented
“by 1963, and a combined headquarters in New Delhi by early 1964, all funded by the CIA. The Indian intelligence people met weekly with the CIA and the NVDA representatives. Indians were supposed to command, but they never were permitted the…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 17 (18) @ 22:57
Tata Family funded
India host_asserted
“And their whole family, I mean, going back to, like I said, the 1800s. Do you know what Tata did to ensure that India would eventually be able to get its independence from the UK? He donated a whole bunch of money to creating schools to edu…”
▶ What does H1B visas have to do with Opium and the CIA_ @ 5:34
Operation Gladio carried_out_attack
India host_asserted
“These influencers on this platform, what I call the chaos agents, they're pushing for war against India and Pakistan. Does that have earmarks of Gladio? So the original attack was definitely a Gladio event up in the tourist area of Kashmir.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government Part 5 @ 1:44:36
Tata Family funded
India host_asserted
“program in India, and they gave incentives to people that volunteered to do that. They also funded the network of what would be their equivalent of Planned Parenthood. Nice family. Enjoy.…”
▶ What does H1B visas have to do with Opium and the CIA_ @ 14:16
United Kingdom overthrew
India host_asserted
“Two other incidents from world history, namely when the seaport mutiny in India, as you remember, was like a key point at which like the private running of India by the East India Company was replaced by, you know, the British military form…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 2 @ 1:03:50
East India Company overthrew
India host_asserted
“Two other incidents from world history, namely when the seaport mutiny in India, as you remember, was like a key point at which like the private running of India by the East India Company was replaced by, you know, the British military form…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 2 @ 1:03:50
India spied_on
China host_asserted
“The Indian military contacts in Beijing began to warn him that they would not sit by and be attacked. The Indian embassy in Beijing reported that trainloads of troops were going to the border. So he told the Americans through Nehru, the pri…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea Part 4 @ 13:32
East India Company recruited
India host_asserted
“That's some excellent background. I'll provide a little more. From my research, from what I've found, I mentioned last week how the British East India Company really cultivated this idea of proxy war in the 1730s when they were fighting the…”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 15:13
Louis Mountbatten carried_out_attack
India host_asserted
“But anyway, we try to stick to things that we can actually prove. We've already covered the Mark Dutro. We covered Mountbatten really early on during the time that he was over in India. A lot of documentation of him being very close to youn…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Strange Tales of the ParaPolitical Part 5 @ 1:12:41
Mentions (120)
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They sat down at some point and decided that we're going to create a new map. And this new map is going to be created to cause all kinds of havoc. And everywhere that they created a new country is exactly where we have fault lines today. Pa…
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India and Afghanistan, they went to the other side of India and set up an East Pakistan. So Pakistan didn't even exist. And now we've got a West Pakistan and an East Pakistan that sandwiched India in the middle. And we know that the chaos t…
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So do we have a area where using India as the fall man, and as you've seen everyone do over the last 24 hours, that, oh my gosh, you hate Indians, blah, blah, blah. Well, can you tell me the difference between Indian and Chinese when it com…
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It's mind boggling because you start seeing immediately the patterns of the infiltration of the university systems, just like what, so the book that I'm reading about this and doing all of the side research shows the permeations in South Af…
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That's some excellent background. I'll provide a little more. From my research, from what I've found, I mentioned last week how the British East India Company really cultivated this idea of proxy war in the 1730s when they were fighting the…
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fight the British. And then the British realized, oh, this is actually a great idea. Instead of sending British troops into India, why don't we just bring gold down here and buy off the warlords and get them to use their soldiers to kill on…
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and sent to India. And he became the governor of India to fix what had been screwed up by the East India Company in India. And pretty much what they were doing is they had these pension plans for all of these warlords when they would buy on…
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Until yesterday when I started looking into that, or the day before when I started looking into this H-1B database. And there's just hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of ads. And we find out that it's an Indian company. And I'm like, well,…
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When he sent me the information about the history of Tatas and the Sassoons and them starting with opium. And basically when India was a colony of Britain, they're like what we did with ours in Cuba and Latin America. They create these elit…
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for centuries after they are granted their independence. And their allegiance is still to their former colonial power because it's how they got all of their money. And so obviously the Tatas and the Sassoons being the add-on for the incursi…
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with his former son-in-law. WorldCom hired them when they got in trouble for not reporting their financial statements correctly. They've done quite a bit of work in India, and it says that they were hired by GUJARAT, Global Investment Summi…
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had been arrested one, two, three, four, five, six, seven times on multiple significant felony counts. And he had gone in and out of India, in and out of Pakistan, all over. And generally speaking, when we find those, they do so under the a…
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in a terrorist attack in India. And I mentioned to you guys in my previous video that they don't just pick a generic place to do the terrorist attack. The terrorist attack is actually carried out in a Tata-owned hotel. What? Yeah. Yeah. So …
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Indian fishing boats and killed the people that were on the boat. And by the way, in all of the research that I did, this David Headley guy talks about actually going and surveilling all of the shoreline because that's the way they were goi…
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Well, he died in October 2024, which is kind of interesting. The guy Tata, Ratan Novel Tata, and I'm going to spell that R-A-T-A-N, and his middle name is N-A-V-A-L, and his last name is Tata, T-A-T-A. Okay, so he was in charge of the entir…
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RNT, that's his name, initials, Capital Advisors. And if you look at the companies that he set up, it's very interesting what he funded with that investment. He set up basically the Indian version of PayPal. He also set up the Indian versio…
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has set up consultancy organizations all over the United States and is hiring like 90% Indian people into all of these consulting organizations throughout the United States. And I do mean throughout the United States. There's tons of them e…
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And he's into all kinds of, so he's also got himself into trouble. So let me just say this. There are a lot, and it's hard to find, by the way. He has done like steel mills that he wanted to create where they had found ore in the ground. Th…
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There was a riot that had occurred that he basically bought everybody vehicles to ensure that they were compensated. Let's just say that. He is all through the University of California in San Diego. Lots and lots. And remember when I said a…
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Okay so he has scholarship funds and I guess obviously it would be interesting to find out if these scholarship funds are who's being awarded the scholarship funds and having their education paid for. But he set up the Indian Institute of T…
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I have to, number one, create the country. I have to draw boundaries that is going to allow that country to stay in the state of perpetual war, i.e. India on one side and Afghan on the other. And then I'm going to have to pick a country lik…
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from this time period for the next 50 years. And weirdly enough, a lot of them do have the last name Awan. And so there, I am told just by reading that there's like six major families in Pakistan that had lived in different and was educated…
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But they didn't live in the borderland that became Pakistan. They lived in metropolitan areas. They were bankers and everything else inside of India. So once Pakistan was set up and it was highly encouraged that all the Muslims, regardless …
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that then allowed them to monopolize, because they were all modern. They were all Western. They had been educated in English schools because that's who, you know, basically India was a colony of England. So a lot of them had went back to Br…
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Some of the banks that they worked in were subsidiaries of the London banking system, which is why Abedi ends up taking his bank and setting it up in London, because he had worked in the banking system in India. He was part of one of those …
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who had lived in the westernized India, went to English schools, basically was planted down in Pakistan, and then he became a contact for the West. And that's the reason why, I mean, there's a whole bunch of reasons.…
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just create Pakistan or East Pakistan in order to steal the oil from India. I mean, it almost seems there was such a bizarre rearranging of borders from like 1947 to 1970. I mean, it was like they were spontaneously...…
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Adding countries and rearranging the borders and rearranging. And why did India allow it? OK, well, yes, they didn't really have a choice. There was a there's this war machine that is set up and people know that at the end of World War Two,…
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you know, some of the most precious rubies and sapphires are from that area. The Burmese rubies, you've got the Ceylon sapphires. I mean, there's a lot of, I mean, so that's why I was wondering, and I'm sure that some of these, you know, st…
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They kind of regressed a little bit. There was some additional fighting. And it was around that time that the British kind of wanted to take advantage of that. So the British, what they called Raj, R-A-J, that was located in India, tried to…
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the overall government. And by they, I mean both the intelligence networks in the United States, but primarily UK, because you have to understand that at least half of Pakistan was under the control of India while India was under the contro…
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wiring diagram, and it's going to match exactly. Using the exact same funding sources, the exact same government apparatuses, and the exact same paramilitary. It is my opinion that this kind of piece of yarn, when you pull on it, it exposes…
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These are the indigenous people that protected these people. And the reason why they have to get them out of there is because they would never allow these people to be doing what they're doing in murdering all of these animals and basically…
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You had, you know, the the Belgians, you had Portugal, you had the Dutch, you had the French and you had the English. And the material was basically presented that most English former colonies like South Africa or India, when they withdrew,…
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10 or 20 years later. So they always think of things really in advance, don't they? Well, they do. But the Hong Kong Treaty was the 99-year treaty that Britain got from basically shoving opium into China from India. So they won the Boxer Wa…
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Began with a disaster. Well, first of all, we weren't actually in the People's Republic of China. We were in Korea. So step number one, and we're not even finished with the first sentence. But they want you to believe that we were. They cat…
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get the impression of what our history actually is. But I did want to read this one part because it talks about India's part in this. And it says that India had tried to warn America that Chinese forces would enter the Korean War if attacke…
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broker a truce. As early as July 1950, Prime Minister Nauru's government had suggested that the allies, to the allies, that China might press North Korea to accept a ceasefire, which they would have because they didn't want to go to war. Ev…
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At the beginning, the U.S. had given the quote unquote Chinese government of Taiwan the seat on the Security Council. And China, mainland China, said, yeah, that ain't going to work. So we want that seat. And basically, we told mainland Chi…
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combat troops as UN representatives into Korea with the US, formerly recognized mainland China, and had an ambassador in Beijing. The Indian ambassador was an experienced diplomat and had written several books about Western imperialism of A…
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The Indian military contacts in Beijing began to warn him that they would not sit by and be attacked. The Indian embassy in Beijing reported that trainloads of troops were going to the border. So he told the Americans through Nehru, the pri…
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Critics of the CIA before and after the Korean invasion focused on a relatively few references to Korea in intelligence reporting. Focused on a few references to Korea, like the entire embassy staff in India going, hello. Yet contrary to wh…
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Not only did the two agencies benefit financially from the sale of encryption devices to client countries, they also clandestinely used the devices to gather intel on the same country. The Swiss firm made millions of dollars selling equipme…
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If anything, both Britain and France supported the South. A lot of people don't know that the cotton that was raised in the South was bought significantly by the Britons. They would ship that cotton to India to make cloth that was then made…
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Because keep in mind, at this time, India is under the control of Britain. And so they had a whole market based on very cheap southern cotton. So there was no impetus for Britain, in addition to the instability of America, which they embrac…
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Go after the U.S. and Europe. Tell them to stop pumping carbon. Never say a word to China and India. But is it because we are building our next boogeyman? I don't know. When you say we, you're talking about – I think they're on to the great…
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their total gross profit. More opium, heroin products on East India through the British company. Do you believe that the British were in cahoots with the Italians and the Central Intelligence Agency as well? Well, you're talking two differe…
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And in doing so with goods and services, primarily opium, originally from India, and they were drugging the Chinese people. And I mean, I can't even imagine fighting a war for the right to drug people. And then the UK wins it and they take …
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you have created a perpetual war machine. It happened with Taiwan and China. Taiwan is 100% China. It was Chinese island of Formosa. It happened with Pakistan, made up out of whole cloth, wasn't even a country. I'm going to steal some of Af…
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Nowhere in the memo, however, is there any recognition that the recommended policy would be to strengthen Islamic fundamentalism. Brzezinski focused on fears that success in Afghanistan would give the Soviets a direct line to the Indian Oce…
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So as the League was against the non-alignment concept, several Asian leaders such as Nauru of India and Soekarno of Indonesia, and we've read a lot about Soekarno, under which the third world nations were to be neutral instead of advocatin…
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that for an alliance of Asian states with the United States, the League was approved by the United States. All right, so let me rephrase that. India and Indonesia did not want to be part of this because they wanted to be non-aligned and the…
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fake countries. These fake countries were created in the post-World War II quote-unquote agreements like Pakistan in order to agitate Afghanistan and India, which it's still doing today. Correct. And the Kurdistan was dissolved.…
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a province of the Chinese empire. In his speech at Lok Sabha in 1954, Indian Prime Minister Nehru said, quote, over the past several hundred years, as far as I know, at no time has any foreign country denied China's sovereignty over Tibet, …
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This is what the CIA wrote. Summary. The CIA Tibetan activity consists of political action, propaganda, and paramilitary activity. The purpose of the program at this stage is to keep the, at this stage, which means it was not the beginning,…
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into the United States to give them terrorist training, just like we did in Miami. We did the exact same thing in Colorado. Continuing the support subsidy to the Dalai Lama's entourage, who by that time had moved to India, continuing suppor…
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The Tibet houses are intended to serve as unofficial representation for Dalai Lama to maintain the concept of a separate Tibetan political identity. It's all manufactured. The Tibet house in New York City will work closely with the Tibetan …
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only to see U.S. support for the policy evaporate, says, let's see, during a 43-year career as a CIA officer, Knauss was based in India, Japan, Canada, and a substantial focus of his work in aiding the Tibetan guerrillas in their resistance…
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Having said that, this was like in, you know, fast forward to all of the crap with Ukraine and everything and the conversations about Richard Lugar in the bioweapons labs and stuff like that and him traipsing over to Ukraine and to Georgia …
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Palma murders, for example, have you seen any connections to, for example, the Iran-Contras affair or the Boforsh affair, for example, in India and so on? Because to my knowledge, I'm not an expert on the subject. Well, not sufficient enoug…
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What that normally indicates is that he is somehow being used by the West to create havoc in a country that they're trying to destabilize. So without having the research right in front of me, that's kind of the best I can do on the fly. Go …
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Have you talked about the Gandhis in India? I have not. Oh, OK. Well, we'll get around to that. Thank you. Yeah. So we've got a whole list of countries in an order in which we're looking at. India is a very interesting country from this per…
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walk onto a roof and start shooting a president, that just won't happen. I don't think that I'd have any chances for that to happen. Thank you. Okay. Carrie, did you have something you wanted to say? Thanks, Colonel. Thanks for your service…
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And I just so appreciate these open forums and thank God for Elon Musk for allowing us to have this kind of freedom of speech and forum, because this kind of crowdsourcing of information is going to be the thing that gets us there. And Trum…
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The majority of the coup officers were convinced that a new constitution had to be passed and basically wanted elections to occur. But Colonel Turks, due to his radical beliefs, was effectively removed from the political scene by being sent…
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And it shows you in correlation, you see this tiny little thing to the south of Turkestan that was actually Afghanistan. It was very small. And what you'll notice is there's no Pakistan, right? Because they stole land from Afghanistan and I…
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And you kind of see that it literally is in the middle of everything. It touches Europe. It touches Russia. It touches China. It touches India. So it is a very strategic area. It is also full of resources, which, of course, we would underst…
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Britain is the one that actually introduced opium to China. They did it from India. Britain had an entire industry of opium with the East India Company shipping it into China and drugging everybody. Yes, East India Company. They had two opi…
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That was quite a bit. Yeah, it's interesting that just, you know, with about 24 hours worth of looking into the Bangladesh and translating a couple of videos that had been posted from sources both in Bangladesh and then one in India, they b…
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um, Gladio force, if you will, in Bangladesh that is going in and basically lashing out. And, you know, the old, um, feud between, um, India and Pakistan ongoing, um, was by design. It was set up with borders to create the most, um, chaos a…
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Shia Islam, Sir Sultan Mohammed Shah. He was basically, in simplistic terms, a British stooge. He was one of the founders and first permanent presidents of the All India Muslim League. His goal was the advancement of the Muslim agenda and t…
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He graduated from Eton College. He went to the University of Cambridge. And he's from modern-day Pakistan, which is hugely important given what went on there. And he also was the first president of the All-Indian Muslim League. That was a p…
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And England was one of the primary purchasers of the cotton because they were shipping it over to India, which was a colony, and manufacturing using that cotton because they loved the South's cotton that created material that was then used …
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That's the worst part of all of this. This is why a lot of this is coming to light. From IBM's perspective and the code that's been built by IBM, you also have to take into consideration it's just not U.S. employees that work on that code. …
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I think the way that I see it is there's still different interests that aren't necessarily part of the Gladio network. Like something that's been playing out over the past 24 hours on Twitter is we just found out that there was this huge in…
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They're still trying to break down. They do want global control, and I don't think they quite have it yet. There could be a scenario where there is a deep state that is coordinating with China deep state, Xi, and India and Russia. I just ha…
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And so I think they're pressuring India to stop buying oil from Russia because they need to weaken Russia and crack Russia and China. China and Russia are now moving closer together. So that's my interpretation. I think they're very close t…
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Mainly those two. I mean, look what they did with Iran and separate them from India. That's just my personal opinion. Yeah, we're not saying that Xi's part of the deep state. We're just saying that China has one. And the same thing with Rus…
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to defeat this one world order syndicate that has led us to where we are today. Let me just respond quick. You see comments from India, I'm sorry, China and Russia, where they'll say, we care about humanity.…
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American missionaries documented how in the early opium trade, one Chinaman had both produced and consumed, was both the producer and consumer, and worth two Indians and four Malayans in the value to the state. They condemned the moral and …
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commenting on Indian finances in 1871 when the British colonial government in India amassed nine million pounds of opium. The colonial overlord at the time, Sir Cecil Eden, said this, Indian finances are in this position that in the majorit…
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constantly borrowing? Shall we sacrifice the whole or any portion of the opium duty? And it seems to me that the present state of Indian finances is such as to prevent us giving any answer but one to that question, that we cannot give up an…
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The US government, through coups, has controlled Nepal for a very long time. And they are strategically located between China and India. And it was critical to the CIA's operation to have Nepal under their thumb. And through USAID, the Nati…
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Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a fresh round of sanctions on Caracas, describing Maduro's re-election as a sham. Though a vast majority of the world's governments, including Russia, China, and India, accepted Maduro's win, …
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has served to push Venezuela into the camp of Iran and Russia. On top of the alliance on Russia, Ankara, and Tehran, Caracas has forged new ties with both India and China. Where Washington halted the sale of Venezuela petro to U.S. markets,…
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to push back against somebody if somebody nefarious ends up being there. So the tip with Russia and them allowing themselves to financially separate themselves off of all of the dollar transactions and what China has done and what India has…
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At the request of the Foreign Relations Committee Chairman, Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana, Perry gave the committee a list of areas that needed investigation, among them the murder of Dr. Hugo Spadaforto by Contras engaged in drug smuggl…
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India has opened a lot of conversations with Russia and yeah, with the oil and everything. Yeah. Blow back from the entire Western oligarchy and they will manipulate any trade deal or anything else. Not in your favor. And in the past, the f…
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because we obviously aren't doing our jobs. An additional problem, he reminded Don, was that my family and I were in the midst of moving and were taking our vacation while the new house was being readied. During the next three weeks, I rewr…
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monopolization of the opium trade. And it's kind of, you know, obviously, once you figure all of this out, you go back and you go, duh. I mean, the opium wars are so well documented that, you know, between, and we've talked about it a milli…
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He and Alan Dulles are best friends. So Paul Helliwell calls Alan Dulles and says, hey, we got this Chinese general over here that's running this military thing called a KMT. And he's getting his ass kicked by Mao because Mao's trying to ge…
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was achieved with the help of the opium trafficking Green Gang. By the mid-1930s, China was producing seven-eighths of the world's opium supply, and some of it came to China originally via UK's colony, for lack of a better word, India. That…
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They're definitely making bank on the drug networks. That's been the case since post-World War II. Incrementally, and we've covered most of this, I would say from World War II, during World War II, when Paul Halliwell was working with Shane…
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And I said, since Jimmy seems to be a handler of sorts because he keeps coming up wherever he's at, I looked into him. He's from Huntsville, Indiana. And he's known for lots of interesting people around the military CIA presence in Huntsvil…
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He's an Alabama guy that goes to Chicago to work in finance. And apparently his parents have no wealth at all, like nothing. And he ends up, you know, this extremely well-off guy. He goes to get his PhD at Indiana University, but drops out.…
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Just conversation. Basically, they begin by asking him about himself and basically what he had been doing. They ask him about the school that they were sending some of the police to. He talks about the International Police Academy and they …
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Other policemen paraded Mitterrand's coffin through the streets of Indiana. There was a public burial. Commemorative services were scheduled. Even the New York Times had joined the cause and wrote an editorial saying that Mitterrand's killi…
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Jerry Lewis was with them, and they talk a little bit about the event. Moving on to Chapter 2, it talks about Dan Muterone's departure from Indiana as part of a team that Dwight Eisenhower was building against the nation's newest and most p…
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The CIA officials and the ambassadors overshadowed and basically ignored the troops on the ground. Had Mitterrand chosen to stay in Indiana, he would be years away from his retirement. And it was basically decided that, as we discussed yest…
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Four years after he became chief of police, some said that it was just because he ran out of challenges. He had asked the city for a pay raise. They had turned him down. That's the reason why some people speculated it was because of money. …
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The State Department had began to recruit advisors to train police forces overseas. Dan secretly submitted his application. So again, this FBI training school served as a scouting program for them to contact people to work in USAID CIA-cont…
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He also created the polygraph. He was the chair of the department. He was the chair of the department from 1936 until 1976. And they trained all Indiana State Police. And when you research them, you also find out that Indiana University had…
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Engel purposely set all of the federal salaries in the Office of Public Safety high enough above any police chiefs in order to be able to recruit them away from those jobs. He primarily focused his recruitment on Mississippi and Indiana bec…
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The International Cooperation Administration interviewed Dan in Washington and basically offered him a job. In Richmond, Dan went in to speak with the mayor about a leave of absence. They decided that he couldn't have a leave of absence bas…
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expressed his determination to develop a nuclear capacity. His purpose was for two reasons. To offset the inherent threat posed by Pakistan's much larger neighbor, India, and to make his country a leader in the Islamic world. And again, Pak…
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After India detonated their first atomic weapon along the Pakistani border in 1974, Boutreau pushed his nuclear program into high gear. And it talks a little bit about that. It says that Saudi, Libya, China all had pledged to help. By 1976,…
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Added up the figure, they produced a profit of $100,000. A paramilitary operation, STOLE, S-T-O-L-E, was a covert attempt to block Indian medical aid from being given to Mao's Chinese as a humanitarian mission. So isn't that weird that Indi…
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This paramilitary effort was carried out in the face of the Burmese government and created an unnecessary international controversy. It also led to an organized nationalist Chinese involvement in heroin traffic that continues today. But tha…
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Chester Bowles, B-O-W-L-E-S, asked for and received assurances that there was no American aid going to the Lee-Me or any nationalists, as Asian governments increasingly refused to accept these claims. Bowles was reduced to arguing that no A…
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and the group cover over 30,000 miles in 57 days. They used the director's personal plane, a modified version of a DC-6. Dulles inspected the stations in Europe, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Thailand, South Vietnam, Singapore, Australia, the Ph…
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South Korea, and Japan. Now, let me point out for you guys exactly what's going on here. This is in 56. This is as we're getting ready to upend the French in Vietnam. And every single country that I just named, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Thai…
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like Burma, Nasser, Nehru of India, which, by the way, they all get taken care of in not a good way. Sukarno advocated a new association of non-aligned nations, and that's not allowed, sorry. Indonesia hosted a major national conference in …
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The experiences of Chester Bowles in India, William Stiball in Burma, and John Allison in Indonesia highlighted the difficulties. After an interagency study in 1958, Eisenhower gave the CIA virtual total autonomy with instructions that the …
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Alexis Johnson drafted a letter above presidential signatures to ambassadors dispatched in a cable in May in 1961. Kennedy's letter established country teams. CIA and other departments would sit on embassy senior councils, but the ambassado…
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So this one starts off in the foothills of the Himalaya in India. And it basically is in the area of Nepal and India. And it says this area was so remote that it was virtually unknown to outsiders. Tourists who came to see the mountains cou…
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Under the guise of a tourist that an American came to Kalimpong in the spring of 1955, the man was not what he seemed, but an unnamed official of an unnamed U.S. government agency. Gosh, I wonder which one that could be. Indeed, perhaps Kal…
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somebody was using that city in India to attack China. The Indian Prime Minister Nehru did tell the Indian Parliament as early as September 1953, now keep in mind, this is right at the end of the Korean War, 53, that the Kuala Lumpur was a …
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The previous year, an Indian intelligence official had also appeared asking Patterson if he could contact prominent Tibetans willing to discuss resistance in China. It was exactly for such contact that the American came. Patterson acted as …
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Although Tibet had served for several centuries as a Chinese vassal state, the reins had always been loose since the fall of the Manchu dynasty in 1911. This had permitted the emergence of warlords in China, local chiefs with powers similar…
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The Chinese Mao's forces was known to be approaching. Then in the summer of 1950 to Tibet itself, a belated effort to create an effective army with military aid from India never had the time to succeed. Now, keep in mind that we've already …