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Claims (67)
Tadashi Maeda member_of
Japan documented
“Shigtada Nishatima Shigtado. His last name is spelled S-H-I-G-E-T-A-D-A, who was basically described as a plainclothes naval intelligence officer. He was operating under Admiral Maeda Tadashi, T-A-D-A-S-H-I.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 2 @ 1:01:59
Shigetada Nishimura member_of
Japan documented
“Shigtada Nishatima Shigtado. His last name is spelled S-H-I-G-E-T-A-D-A, who was basically described as a plainclothes naval intelligence officer. He was operating under Admiral Maeda Tadashi, T-A-D-A-S-H-I.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 2 @ 1:01:59
Crypto AG supplied_arms_to
Japan book_quoted
“The U.S. and its allies exploited other nations for years, taking their money and stealing their secrets. Besides Malaysia and those listed above, crypto clients included Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Saudi …”
▶ Operation Gladio Malaysia @ 28:56
Japan occupied
China documented
“Korea was formerly under occupied by Japan. So was Taiwan. For the last, call it 250 years, whatever you want to call the modern era, both Taiwan and Korea have spent just as much time under foreign occupation, mostly Japanese, as they ever…”
▶ Operation Gladio- Prelude to Terror Chap 19 @ 1:17:00
Japan occupied
Korea documented
“Korea was formerly under occupied by Japan. So was Taiwan. For the last, call it 250 years, whatever you want to call the modern era, both Taiwan and Korea have spent just as much time under foreign occupation, mostly Japanese, as they ever…”
▶ Operation Gladio- Prelude to Terror Chap 19 @ 1:17:00
Lee Harvey Oswald located_in
Japan host_asserted
“No, I mean, there's lots of people that speculate stuff. I don't talk about speculation. I just try to put the facts. What we know is that Oswald was involved in the CIA U2 program. We know that he was in Japan. We know that he was affiliat…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #7 @ 1:24:05
Japan invaded
Vietnam host_asserted
“the post-World War II, there's a couple of different points that I want to make. Vietnam had been invaded by Japan. Vietnam was a one country, not a north and a south, one country, and the Japanese invaded it and kicked the French out.…”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE FALSE FLAG DEFINITION' w Colonel Towner on the DC Shooting 2025-05-25 @ 15:01
Japan carried_out_attack
Korea host_asserted
“that was at the Fed in New York, that's a whole nother scandal because there were documented cases of truckloads of things coming and going out of the New York Fed where the gold depository is. And there was a whole bunch of shenanigans wit…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:17:58
Japan carried_out_attack
Vietnam host_asserted
“that was at the Fed in New York, that's a whole nother scandal because there were documented cases of truckloads of things coming and going out of the New York Fed where the gold depository is. And there was a whole bunch of shenanigans wit…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:17:58
Japan carried_out_attack
Malaysia host_asserted
“that was at the Fed in New York, that's a whole nother scandal because there were documented cases of truckloads of things coming and going out of the New York Fed where the gold depository is. And there was a whole bunch of shenanigans wit…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:17:58
Japan trafficked
Operation Golden Lily host_asserted
“Of that total value, about 10 to 20% went to the Bank of Japan, which was owned by the emperor and the emperor's palace. The other 80% went to the Philippines and they dug 175 sites of biggest football fields underground and buried all of t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:19:18
Japan assassinated
Operation Golden Lily host_asserted
“So they buried them in these vaults underground. Like I said, some as big as football fields, multiple size football fields. They booby trapped them all. They dynamited anybody that had worked on them inside of them when they were complete,…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:19:47
Japan carried_out_attack
China documented
“They had Chinese people experimented on by that 731 unit there that the Japanese had. Basically, the stuff that had went on in Germany with the Nazis went on in China with the Japanese military. And so Steller's absolutely right. They were …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 7 @ 1:39:03
E. Howard Hunt reassigned
Japan documented
“And he went on to do duty in Japan as well as all over, as we have found out. Dave Phillips, who believed PB's success psychological war effort had been the engine of victory, went on to greater things as well. In retrospect, with more of t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 10 @ 56:04
Japan invaded
Vietnam host_asserted
“Though the Japanese had invaded Vietnam in 1940, they allowed the French colonial authorities to retain power so as long as they controlled the Vietnamese and maintained the colony as a supply base for the emperor, Japanese emperor, army fi…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam history 1940’s and prior @ 4:03
Japan carried_out_attack
Operation Migo host_asserted
“of the French in Vietnam. As a result, March 10, 1945, Japanese forces launched Operation Migo, a swift military takeover that effectively ended French colonial rule in Vietnam. With the loss of French control over the colony during Migo, A…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam history 1940’s and prior @ 5:00
Allen Dulles spied_on
Japan 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
James Doolittle carried_out_attack
Japan host_asserted
“after they had bailed out of their B-25 bomber over Japanese-held territory in China. Doolittle had bombed Tokyo during the Doolittle raid off a Navy carrier USS Hornet. Beginning in 1942, Birch, who spoke Chinese, became an Army intelligen…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 1:12:01
Japan occupied
China host_asserted
“Basically, Japan occupying all of most of all of Asia, the Korean Peninsula, the Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and even most of China. And so when you look at that, those all.…”
▶ Operation Gladio Vietnam Part 3 @ 3:53
Japan funded
Unit 731 documented
“And if you guys recall, when we did the Asia part, we talked not really in depth, but we did cover it. The biological lab that was set up by the Japanese in Manchuria and Unit 731 and basically how they did a lot of the same experiments tha…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 10 @ 1:37:50
Henry Stimson ordered_assassination_of
Japan documented
“And we're going to go deeper into that, but if I get some more biographical details on him. Okay. I should just point out his deputy when he was the Secretary of War the second time was our favorite, John J. McCloy. And we are probably not …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 41:44
Henry Stimson spied_on
Japan book_quoted
“I want to read a few of these for you. November 5th. Matters are crystallizing. Japan is sending us someone who I think will bring a proposal impossible of acceptance. Excuse me. So he's saying Japan's going to send us an emissary. We're ju…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 49:54
Henry Stimson ordered_assassination_of
Japan book_quoted
“About our storyline today, really. The president brought up the event that we were likely to be attacked, perhaps as soon as next Monday. For the Japanese are notorious for making an attack without warning. And the question was what we shou…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 53:10
British War Cabinet targeted_for_regime_change
Japan book_quoted
“Very good. At a war cabinet meeting at noon, it was now the opinion of everyone that if this Japanese expedition was allowed to get around the southern point of Indochina and to go off and land in the Gulf of Siam, it would be a terrific bl…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 58:51
British War Cabinet targeted_for_regime_change
Japan book_quoted
“There's an asterisk here which says the War Cabinet agreed that the U.S. must fight Japan if one attacked. Must fight if Japan attacked the U.S., British or Dutch territory or moved her forces into China of 100 degrees longitude or south of…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:16:44
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace funded
Japan documented
“starts describing how they're going to parse all of the landmass after World War I. And it talks about defining the borders of France, Italy, Japan, Greece, Romania, the Serb-Croatians, Slovenia state, Turkey.…”
▶ Shadow State 47_ Secret Societies 30; The Carnegie Legacy @ 1:08:06
Byron Engle trained
Japan book_quoted
“He had been chosen because of his experience in training Japanese police in the immediate aftermath of World War II. And again, for anyone new, MacArthur was basically running Japan. And they created a national police force using the same f…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 2 @ 28:20
Unit 731 member_of
Japan book_quoted
“Both of them had the war criminals from Japan and Germany present there, conducting both chemical and biological warfare capability. The material provided by Ishii's Unit 731 personnel, who were busily compiling documents detailing all of t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 6:16
Soviet Union covered_up
Japan host_asserted
“Even though the Japanese government newspaper protested vehemently, nothing was done. They weren't willing to give up Ishii or expose him or try him. They protected him and basically left all of the Japanese citizens to rot in the Soviet Un…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 7 @ 50:56
Douglas MacArthur headed
Japan host_asserted
“MacArthur hired the guy. MacArthur's the commander. He has 100% of the responsibility. Everything that happened after MacArthur retreated from the Philippines to include, because he took Willoughby with him to Japan when he was the basic mi…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2 @ 1:48:01
Japan colonized
Korea host_asserted
“Korea for a very long time. They used Korea as a slave colony. They exported Koreans under false pretenses, and I just did a post on that a few days ago, to all of the areas that Japan was conquering throughout the Pacific region. And so it…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea @ 11:56
Robert Murphy appointed
Japan host_asserted
“a broad-reaching position to influence global efforts. He ends up as the first post-World War II ambassador to Japan in 1952, which is critical because that's in the middle of the Korean War, which is being ran out of Japan.…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12 @ 1:30:37
United States targeted_for_regime_change
Japan guest_asserted
“Just before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, the Americans did an oil embargo on them. That is true. And basically they... That's true. Yeah, I didn't know that. And basically that's why they entered the war and attacked America. I had no …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 2 @ 1:30:56
Japan overthrew
Korea host_asserted
“And Korea is literally right across the water. I mean, like, take a boat, sail right over to South Korea or to Korea in general, which is why Japan wanted it as a colony. They used Korea as a jumping off point to get into China. And Japan w…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea @ 1:20:39
Japan overthrew
China host_asserted
“They were in northern China. They were in southern China. They were all over China during World War II and the lead up to World War II. So if you look at Korea from a strategic standpoint, you also have to look at where Taiwan is. And if yo…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea @ 1:21:09
United States overthrew
Japan host_asserted
“where this is and why it's so important. Because when you look at the Korean Peninsula, and keep in mind what was going on over there at the time. You have Tokyo, you have Japan, okay? And we're occupying Japan at the time, right? This post…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea @ 1:20:07
Japan carried_out_attack
Hukbalahap book_quoted
“and led by American officers and composed of U.S. and Filipino soldiers of the so-called U.S. Army forces in the Far East, undertook a police-type action which resulted in the reign of terror against the Huks and suspected sympathizers. Dis…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Philippines @ 21:33
Kim Taek-hoon trafficked
Japan documented
“He's accused of using illicit funds to purchase nearly 28,000 gold bars weighing one kilogram per bar. These gold bars were then concealed in shipments marked air power tools that were for export to South Korea and Japan.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Singapore Part 2 @ 8:42
United States Information Agency financed
Japan host_asserted
“By 1955, unattributed U.S. information agency money had financed six feature films, opened several broadcasts of more than 18,000 hours of radio time. It would be like the equivalent of beaming on two frequencies 24 hours a day for a year. …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 13 (14) @ 40:17
Ho Chi Minh carried_out_attack
Japan host_asserted
“by the way. So Ho Chi Minh's the guy. He's the one doing sabotage to the Japanese. He was so effective at countering the Japanese in Vietnam that the OSS, while Bill Donovan, assigned his own OSS team to him to help him fight and push back.…”
▶ The Colonel’s corner President’s secret wars Chap 14 @ 1:19:39
Hans Tofte sent_to
Japan book_quoted
“and sent to Japan. Topki quickly began creating the infrastructure for CIA operations. At the base called Atsugi, A-T-S-U-G-I, he and his deputy, Colwell Beers, B-E-E-R-S, found a 50-track acre isolated piece of land at the corner of this b…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret War Chap 4 @ 52:08
Japan carried_out_attack
China host_asserted
“that was at the Fed in New York, that's a whole nother scandal because there were documented cases of truckloads of things coming and going out of the New York Fed where the gold depository is. And there was a whole bunch of shenanigans wit…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anti-Communism #3 @ 1:17:58
Douglas MacArthur covered_up
Japan guest_asserted
“MacArthur refused to try in a war criminal tribunal because he wanted to use them in the aftermath of World War II, not unlike many of the Nazis that were used inside of NATO after World War II as well. And we'll get to them in a minute. Bu…”
▶ Operation Gladio & Recent Events w @ColonelTowner @ 14:08
Japan trafficked
Philippines host_asserted
“Because, of course, their economy grew by leaps and bounds. And they still had the preponderance of the gold in their national bank and in the emperor's palace and his personal bank. And then they went about going back to the Philippines se…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 2 @ 1:25:34
World Anti-Communist League member_of
Japan host_asserted
“But you didn't want anybody to know that you were actually at war with the rest of the world. That entity would look like the World Anti-Communist League. And it would incorporate the Japanese because they were fascist. It would incorporate…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 8:14
Operation Golden Lily laundered_money_for
Japan host_asserted
“that has an acronym, Z-O-G. There's quite a bit there. And roaming around all of this is the John Birch Society. So I don't know if y'all know, but the John Birch Society was intimately involved in Operation Golden Lily, the stolen gold fro…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 3 @ 2:04:09
Japan covered_up
Sealy 40 host_asserted
“which is where all of the real oil was. The Japanese tended to kind of catch on towards the end of what was going on. And basically, they pretend by the time we get to 1970 that they're discovering Sealy 40 for the first time.…”
▶ Operation Gladio Indonesia Part 5 @ 47:00
Japan carried_out_attack
Iran caller_asserted
“And they're the ones who benefit from the sanctions. And when the Japanese prime minister visited Iran for the first time about five years ago, post-revolution, they actually attacked Japanese vessels while he was there. The Iranians want t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 47 (49) @ 1:36:08
Green Cross Corporation carried_out_attack
Japan caller_asserted
“thousands of Americans with tainted blood and they died. They did the same thing in the UK and they did the same thing in Japan. What I would tell you is none of this that we talked about today, none of it ever went away. They just used all…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 1 @ 55:15
Unification Church front_for
Japan host_asserted
“how intertwined their politics is with this stinking church. And from our experience, what we know about this church is it's a terrorist organization disguised as a church. And the guy that assassinated him's mother had like $750,000 to $80…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Korea Part 2 @ 1:02:55
Allen Dulles covered_up
Japan host_asserted
“negotiations in San Francisco and wrote in a clause. I mean, we've already provided the documentation, wrote in a clause that said no service member that was held as a POW in Japan would ever get a dime from Japan because I'm sorry they wer…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Phoenix Program Part (4) @ 1:47:25
Joseph Grew spied_on
Japan host_asserted
“He knew 100% and he communicated that information at nauseam back to Washington, D.C. But we're not told any of that. And it's interesting. We kind of knew the Japanese were going to have to come here because they were a very industrialist …”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:05:18
Japan targeted_for_regime_change
Vietnam host_asserted
“We're going to come back and talk about some of the broader issues that kind of have baked themselves into this area. Well, the Indonesia's originally during World War Two was Dutch East Indies, and that was where the Japanese were getting …”
▶ Operation Gladio Malaysia @ 1:13:08
CIA manipulated
Japan host_asserted
“who belonged to a Japanese secret society that had been manipulated by the CIA. And Song Nak Thang himself owes much of his influence in his three years in Japan during World War II. As noted above, this collaboration in Cambodia between CI…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 40:01
Japan secretly_owned
China host_asserted
“basically was recognizing Taiwan as a government in exile as it related to the UN and not mainland China. Yeah. And, you know, a while back, there was a bunch of saber rattling two years ago about China's going to invade Taiwan, as there al…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 1:01:23
Japan carried_out_attack
Operation Golden Lily host_asserted
“There are a lot of people, and I'll get even more tinfoil hat on you. There's a lot of people that believe, I don't know if you know what Operation Golden Lily is, where Japan went all over Asia, invading all of those countries. And we were…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:36:27
Japan funded
Richard Nixon host_asserted
“largely funded through illegal means, his run for presidency in the 1960 election.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:39:40
Richard Nixon paid
Japan host_asserted
“So one of those funds that had like over $50 billion, Nixon actually turned over to the Japanese government to use. And in return, they...…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 1:39:12
United States carried_out_attack
Japan host_asserted
“Our scientists are literally working together. And so it ended up that we ended up bombing Japan. And the problems that developed after that, the science changes to almost be completely obsessed with the aftermath. The documenting of the fe…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:27:32
Japan trafficked
Philippines host_asserted
“tunnel facilities underground in the Philippines and buried all of this treasure. And there were people in the United States that knew that they were doing this. After the war, there were funds set up. And one of them in particular was call…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:37:50
Japan funded
Richard Nixon host_asserted
“The M Fund that I just talked about that was part of Golden Lily, Nixon gave the M Fund management that was being managed by Senglib out of the CIA to Japan if Japan would give him money for the 1960s to run his campaign. And they did, and …”
▶ Operation Gladio in Chile @ 1:52:52
West Germany traded_network_to
Japan host_asserted
“But in secret, and this is well documented, in secret, our science communities were trading secrets about building this nuclear stuff. And one of the first ones that was a very minute, very small one, and it's the picture that's shown on my…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:26:36
Japan carried_out_attack
China host_asserted
“It's interesting that you talk about the labs because one of the very interesting aspects of the end of World War II is all of these countries that had labs, like the one that was in Japan that was actually in China that Japan had set up th…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Congo and Belgium’s role @ 1:38:41
Japan carried_out_attack
Attack on Pearl Harbor host_asserted
“while writing telling us they were doing it. Wait, so then I guess I'm going to ask a very tinfoil hat question here, just because I'm curious of your thoughts on it. I don't remember when or where, but I'd read somewhere that apparently we…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:33:11
Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered_assassination_of
Japan host_asserted
“The Bushes and their business people that had been financing the Nazis' industries for the last decade and a half were pushing very hard to keep us out of World War II in Europe. They did not want war because basically their investment prop…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 1:02:59
Vietnam supplied_arms_to
Japan host_asserted
“The sake of argument is basically a vassal state or the military arm of the whole operation. But you do see that, however it ended up, that oil fine in Indonesia ended up feeding...…”
▶ Operation Gladio Malaysia @ 1:19:35
Japan controlled
China host_asserted
“agenda was actually to split Russia into East and West. And the West goes to Europe and the East goes to China under the guise of a pan-Asian grouping that was controlled by Japan. And so, yes, the end state, regardless of the nuclear waste…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Open Mic-Election Eve Discussion @ 1:36:12
Mentions (120)
▶ 1:39:12
And they all had billions and billions of dollars of gold in it that Japanese had basically stole from all of Asia during their invasion and takeover of all of Asia in the lead up to World War II and World War II. So one of those funds that…
▶ 1:39:40
largely funded through illegal means, his run for presidency in the 1960 election. I found that just astounding. And so there was a deal made with…
▶ 1:45:25
Began, I guess. Go ahead. It's Okinawa. It's not Philippines. Was it Okinawa? Yeah. There was an island that belonged to the Philippines but was given to the Japanese after World War II, I think.…
▶ 1:45:47
Well, we had Okinawa and there was a lot of controversy over us having that. And we eventually ended up giving it back except for the base that we have there. We have never. And there's a lot of movement even today that they want the entire…
▶ 1:50:00
The whole situation with the Japanese mafia and the Okinawans is still going on today. And how we talked about Operation Gladio and the stuff going on in Hawaii. The Okinawan governor, Ige of Hawaii, that's why they were keeping the COVID m…
▶ 1:50:22
going for so long was to drive out the, the Japanese, uh, small business owners. And it's like cutthroat, you know, like there's different, um, competing mafias for that. And Okinawa really wants independence from, you know, Japan and that …
▶ 15:01
the post-World War II, there's a couple of different points that I want to make. Vietnam had been invaded by Japan. Vietnam was a one country, not a north and a south, one country, and the Japanese invaded it and kicked the French out.…
▶ 15:26
When the war was over, World War II, oh, and by the way, I have to mention that the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, they loved Ho Chi Minh. Ho Chi Minh was a nationalist and loved Vietnam. And he fought like a dog to get Japan out. And the o…
▶ 27:26
Both Korea and Vietnam fought with the Allies. They were both occupied at that time by Japan. Japan had kicked France out of Vietnam. France had been in Vietnam for decades. So in the lead up to World War II, in Japan basically taking over …
▶ 27:54
So they're occupying Vietnam and they're occupying Korea. Korea had been a colony. They weren't just an occupied force. They actually had colonized Korea for decades. And Korea thought by rebelling against Japan and actually fighting during…
▶ 28:53
orchestrate basically a very similar government structure like the United States to include a constitution that basically unified their countries and allowed them to move forward with as democratic a system as you would expect to find, way …
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And Japan's occupation, it was one country. There wasn't a North and South. They were one country, all occupied for decades. They had all lived together under onerous conditions, but they had all lived together. It was not until the U.S. co…
▶ 2:04:09
that has an acronym, Z-O-G. There's quite a bit there. And roaming around all of this is the John Birch Society. So I don't know if y'all know, but the John Birch Society was intimately involved in Operation Golden Lily, the stolen gold fro…
▶ 59:42
authority to use back to the japanese which was one of the major funds that collected all of the gold that had been being collected out of the philippines on the u.s side you understand that that gave them um like 20 times…
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Most people do not realize that North Korea in general was a basically a colony of Japan. They had been occupied by Japan for decades prior to World War Two and literally had been colonized by Japan. And the northern area was ran very much …
▶ 48:30
Like Japan is. Japan, there is actually a word for it. It won't come to me right now that whether it was Toyota or Mitsubishi or whatever, those companies are ran almost in a mafia style kind of situation where the people that come up throu…
▶ 48:57
uh underworld figures um that keep everybody going so the north part of korea was very much set up like that and much like the united states the northern area was the most industrial area of korea the southern part was the agricultural area…
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U.S. bases. That's how they paid him to do that job. They disguised it in contracts from the Department of Defense. And so you're absolutely right. They were spread across. German scientists were sent to Japan. German scientists were sent a…
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Absolutely. So what set up COVID to make it possible? And that's, go ahead. Let me suggest something to you. So I have, I have, as, so as I have done the build out of this, there has been some top level questions to me, some of which have g…
▶ 1:26:17
You and I are absolutely tracking. They had no need for those bombs. We already had the war under control. And if you really start looking at the layout of the build of the nuclear bomb, this is what is nefarious in that thinking for me. Su…
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And there was a little bit of wire transfer under the thing that Japan really wanted to get a hold of this information first. And they were told that America is going to use it, you know, that that if they got it first, they could have cont…
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Our scientists are literally working together. And so it ended up that we ended up bombing Japan. And the problems that developed after that, the science changes to almost be completely obsessed with the aftermath. The documenting of the fe…
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And so it confused many on a mass scale where they kind of like stayed away from iodine. So my theory is just because of the kelp and the seaweed diet of the Japanese, they were very iodine rich. This was a great way to experiment and find …
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It's interesting that you talk about the labs because one of the very interesting aspects of the end of World War II is all of these countries that had labs, like the one that was in Japan that was actually in China that Japan had set up th…
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They believe Russia does not have any reason to exist. They want the world partitioned the way that they want it. And they believe that Western Russia is actually part of Europe and it belongs to a pan-Europe with Germany in charge.…
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patterns part of this and the gold so i don't know are you familiar with golden lily and the fact that um all of the well 70 of the japanese gold that they got during world war ii ended up being buried on the philippines and a a large amoun…
▶ 1:52:52
The M Fund that I just talked about that was part of Golden Lily, Nixon gave the M Fund management that was being managed by Senglib out of the CIA to Japan if Japan would give him money for the 1960s to run his campaign. And they did, and …
▶ 1:55:03
The question I have, and the gentleman's name escapes me, the one that burned the original maps and sent pictures back to the States, did they ever recover all of those pictures that he took? Well, what he's talking about in the book, Gold …
▶ 59:34
for a Rockefeller company not in a minority position. He had broken through the bar of colonial subservience, an achievement that nobody in Rockefeller Oil's history had ever managed to do. Using his political skill in oil intelligence duri…
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where all of those things are and how they interplay with each other, both before, like in the 1910, 1920 timeframe, and what it ended up looking like in 1960. And even after that, because things kept evolving. Okay, so around the time of t…
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The Japanese surrendered in World War II. Sukarno proclaimed Indonesia independence on August 17th, 1945. You know, the same way that happened in Korea and Vietnam and many other places like the Philippines. The territorial extent of the ne…
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and whose house in Jakarta the proclamation was prepared. When the author interviewed Neshima in his house in Tokyo three times while he was writing this book, in 1983, he was 72 years old. He had offered the Indonesian nationalists three o…
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that was currently under Japanese control. Or they could have the Indies excluding West New Guinea, or the Indies including West New Guinea. Only Nishima encouragement was the third option accepted. A principal aim of the entire War of the …
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And we're going to refer to the Netherlands, New Guinea as NNG. Netherlands, New Guinea. So they've kept that part, which is the western part of this particular island. During the war, Admiral Maeda was in charge of West New Guinea. In Japa…
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He came from the southern region around Okinawa, and after rising to a high position in the Japanese Navy, he helped plan this move to the south in the conquering of Indonesia. During the war, he had already found a large deposit of oil in …
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most of this research was done in the 1980s and 90s. If you go back to, this book was written much later, like in 2020, but a lot of the interviews that he did was back in the day. So if you look at the economies in the 80s and 90s, there w…
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that was created inside the United States with debt to us was done to protect the losers, and I'm putting that in air quotes, of World War II. Think about that for like five seconds. Who won World War II? The Japanese and the Germans, who w…
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completely flipped everything upside down. They had shifted all of their extraneous military production debt onto, for the next several decades, the United States and, to a lesser degree, Europe. But the Japanese was just, like, totally ama…
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Because, of course, their economy grew by leaps and bounds. And they still had the preponderance of the gold in their national bank and in the emperor's palace and his personal bank. And then they went about going back to the Philippines se…
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Operation Golden Lily Gold back to Japan little by little. And so all of that was basically the quote unquote losers. And if you look at, and still today, you have the German as one of the strongest. I mean, it is the engine in Europe. Japa…
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Just before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, the Americans did an oil embargo on them. That is true. And basically they... That's true. Yeah, I didn't know that. And basically that's why they entered the war and attacked America. I had no …
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You know everything, Colonel, damn it. Actually, what I learned today is that the U.S. bullied the Dutch into doing exactly the same thing and cut the Japanese off as well. So I found that interesting. So I just think that's international s…
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control to me and i just want to say i lived in germany and um you know there's a it's the international syndicate it's the fascists that want the power and control the german people are actually just like the japanese they make the most pr…
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P-A-P-U-A portion of Indonesia right now. And back in 1941, the Japanese Imperial Army was very interested in this area because of oil wells. And they wanted to gain control of the resource-rich island of New Guinea.…
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Because that dovetails with the whole Antony Sutton book that we read way back when on the Wall Street and Hitler connection. However, the key elements that swayed Dutch opinion in the formation of the NNGPM partnership was evidence that Ja…
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Without Americans' assistance, the Dutch could do little to assert their colonial power. Dulles used that political tension generated by Japanese to make the deal and gave the U.S., because they were going to be the firepower behind keeping…
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Hitler comes to power in the mid-1930s, okay? Alan Dulles is using the threat of the potential going to war with Japan, which just coincidentally happens. And why was that? Oh, because they cut off the oil. And who controls all of the oil? …
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All works. So Alan Dulles is bartering and he's using the fear of the Japanese. It's like they're controlling everything. Everything's being manipulated. New Guinea was the goal of Japan's march to the south. Admiral Maeda and Japanese nava…
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been looking at where else to go after having already been plundering China and many of the other areas around there. Following the U.S. advice, Netherlands Indies government denied the request by Japan to increase the volume of oil being p…
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losing the Indies to Japan during the war and then losing the Indies permanently to Indonesia in 1949, it was not until the 50s that the Dutch attempted to impose their stamp of colonial rule on the New Guinea territory. This brief period, …
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And I think for our purposes, the fact that it happened is the most important. But there are a couple of points that I do want to bring out. He talks about in the 1920s that there was a lot of pressure on the colonial powers between like Ge…
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It had been reclaimed by General MacArthur's troops before the Japanese surrender. It was excised from the Indies before 1949 when sovereignty of the Indies was handed over to Indonesia. So it's almost as if General MacArthur knows what's g…
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as the mountain they're currently mining, unquote, which basically means they found another coal mine. The ore mined at 10,000 feet up the mountain was carried in an aerial tramway spanning more than 1,600 yards to a concentrating mill 80 a…
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But you didn't want anybody to know that you were actually at war with the rest of the world. That entity would look like the World Anti-Communist League. And it would incorporate the Japanese because they were fascist. It would incorporate…
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is when other people like this PKI party or the Japanese or whatever was around, they gave some of the Sealy sites that were unproductive and said basically that's where the oil went. When they purposely steered people away from Sealy 40,…
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which is where all of the real oil was. The Japanese tended to kind of catch on towards the end of what was going on. And basically, they pretend by the time we get to 1970 that they're discovering Sealy 40 for the first time.…
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just like they did with the gold, but that's a complete lie as well. It was discovered back in the 1930s at exactly the same time. So, and again, Japan keeps coming into the story because the Japanese is the recipient of a lot of not just t…
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right that is insane I'm telling you the whole world um being asleep um for many people is so peaceful once you're not asleep anymore it is really a roller coaster ride um so anyway do you think that the Japan ties with everything because y…
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they were in Korea, you know, before World War II and then the ties that they had to, you know, like Germany and stuff during World War II. And then afterwards, do you think that maybe, you know, it was just a continuation of operations bec…
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Germany and Japan were, and basically always been, fascist. South Korea has always been fascist. Taiwan has always been fascist. Because as we discovered, Taiwan was under martial law for 40 years. They give you the appearance of...…
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like the Black Eagle Fund from Europe and the M Fund that was created as a result of Operation Golden Lily and the uncovering of all of that gold in the Philippines that had been stashed there from Japan. There's so much black gold that was…
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quote unquote, hidden accounts that can't be tracked. So that's probably what you're talking about then, or like those types of things. Yeah. So just real short, real quick. In Japan, they did during the World War II and in the immediate af…
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supposedly gold that they had stolen. And part of that stolen gold was in the emperor's facilities and his bank. And then the rest they diverted to the Philippines and buried in 175 different sites that they created a set of maps to that we…
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wrote for the bank that the emperor owned in japan had recorded errors on them and so there's numbers and then if they made a spelling error or there's a design error or whatever the reason they did that was on purpose so that when you and …
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for the military-industrial complex to transition into Operation Gladio. It is pivotal to everything that we talk about. And I want to explain a little bit about their history, and I'll go into more of that probably tomorrow. But it's also …
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Korea for a very long time. They used Korea as a slave colony. They exported Koreans under false pretenses, and I just did a post on that a few days ago, to all of the areas that Japan was conquering throughout the Pacific region. And so it…
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What Africa is to Europe, Korea was to Japan. And that's also critical to understand. So they were treated not as equals, but as a caste society subservient population. And when Japan was occupying Korea, they set up a very similar…
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cultural entity or structure that it's kind of similar to the dynasties that we have in the United States that pretend to be our royalty, if you will, the Roosevelt's, the Delano's, the...…
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set up this elite force that does their bidding while they're not there, kind of like the overseer of a plantation. And it was done based on corporate structure. So in Japan, the family-owned Mitsubishi, Toyota, all of those different Japan…
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corporate giants are ran like a little mafia. And that same type of structure got passed down to, if that's probably not the most accurate way of saying it, but that got adopted in post-World War II Korea after the U.S. did their thing ther…
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but these quickly succumb to the trash bin of history. Shortly after the close of World War II, the Soviet Union and the United States occupied Korea in order to expel the defeated Japanese. A deep marcation line between the area that Russi…
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And the goal was to get the deep-seated Japanese out of Korea that had been there for decades. A demarcation line between Russia and American forces was set up along the 38th parallel. And that wasn't like a hostile zone. Again, we were all…
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Back in the early 1900s, not unlike the early 1900s of America, the north part of Korea was very industrialized and very citified. The south part of Korea was very rural and very agricultural. And there was a distinct difference in the peop…
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On the 25th, American writer John Gunther was in Japan preparing his biography of General MacArthur. As he recounts in the book, he was playing tourist in the town of Nikko with two important members of the American occupation. When one of …
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was basically someone that, between the time of 1945 and 1950, the CIA had basically invaded the south part of Korea, which is where most of the leadership of the colony that had been orchestrated from Japan, and they figured that there wou…
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And where was he? Oh, he was in the U.S. Does that not sound familiar? During the Japanese occupation, he fled to the United States. So he's a homegrown guy that we brought back and plopped in South Korea as one of our stooges. He was flown…
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abroad when chosen perhaps did not welcome the honor because the kpr on balance was probably too independent as it was for the higher echelons of the army command the u.s army command but after 35 years under japanese colonial power any gro…
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but shortly thereafter we were to foster at least three conservative factions, unquote. Committed to establishing free enterprise, the U.S. Army sold off vast amounts of confiscated…
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Japanese property, homes, businesses, industrial raw materials, and other valuables. Those who could afford to purchase these assets were collaborators who had grown rich under the Japanese and other profiteers. With half of the wealth of t…
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embraced the collaborators and at first even the Japanese themselves to retain positions of administration and authority, much to the consternation of the local Koreans who had fought against their occupation repeatedly. To some extent, the…
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It is possible, and I'm not making this accusation, it is possible that, because this has actually happened, that when they do these massacres, the narrative at the time is accusing the quote-unquote communists of doing it. At this time, No…
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because he had already made it perfectly clear to the CIA and the U.S. that he was not going to be their puppet. Washington sent a Cherokee Indian codenamed Buffalo to Hans Tofte, a CIA officer stationed in Japan, after Buffalo had agreed t…
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to me seems like the largest case of RICO ever recorded in history from the start years before Korea, but all the way up through now, it seems like it's just the black syndicate. It's a huge RICO racket. It's terrible. And what's interestin…
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And the Stooges, the CIA and the U.S. Army military slash quote unquote U.N. regime that was setting up down there. And you had the same thing that we saw in Colombia and Paraguay and Uruguay and Chile, where you have these forces that are …
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where this is and why it's so important. Because when you look at the Korean Peninsula, and keep in mind what was going on over there at the time. You have Tokyo, you have Japan, okay? And we're occupying Japan at the time, right? This post…
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And Korea is literally right across the water. I mean, like, take a boat, sail right over to South Korea or to Korea in general, which is why Japan wanted it as a colony. They used Korea as a jumping off point to get into China. And Japan w…
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Bangkok around, going down, you've got Vietnam, you've got Bangkok, you've got Laos, Cambodia. So this is the southern part of China. You've got Vietnam, Laos, Burma, which is now Miramar. That's the major opium growing breadbasket of the w…
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as a direct result of our interference. Eventually, I mean, yes, did they have their own squabbles and spats and border fights and whatever? Yes, of course they did. But we stoked those fires in order to get the drug trade going in that are…
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Well, that would make perfect sense, doesn't it? I mean, it goes against nature to have the conflict, in my opinion. Right. I can't leave it off the table either, because currently, if you look at the past few decades with Japan and their z…
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terror tactics. We talked a little bit yesterday about the U.S. Army being in Korea, even prior to the actual quote-unquote war, because they were basically the forces, just like we were in Northern Africa, we were in Japan, as an occupying…
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Although the CIA experimented beginning in the 1950s to develop a magic, neither they nor the North Koreans or Chinese ever possessed it. The agency began behavior control and mind control experiments on human subjects using drugs and hypno…
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organization. And where is it based? In South Korea. And the Japanese war criminals that also joined the Asian People's Anti-Communist League. A guy by the name of Royichi Sagakawa and Yosio Kodama, which we covered both of those guys in Go…
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which is podcasts on a book called Gold Warriors. If you want to know more about them, go watch those podcasts because those people are evil, evil, evil. Both were accused of war crimes, but freed by the U.S. They did in Japan exactly what …
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to escape punishment. Both of those guys, the Roishi Sagakawa and the Kodama guy, were both members of the Unification Church and the Anti-Communist League for Asia. And I want to point this out. You know the guy that everybody thought was …
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For the remainder of the war, the guerrillas served well at their mission of deep intelligence and keeping the North Korean forces off balance. And they used the word communist, and I can't stress this enough. North Korea at the time was no…
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plethora of information below this. I did speak with her a little bit this morning. Oh, sorry. Bridget, can you hear Stellar? Sorry, I couldn't. Okay. Stellar, go ahead. Oh, I was going to say that I spoke to my mom a little bit this mornin…
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No, and that's I can go back and I can I just needed to know what context to put this in. So in Asian culture, specifically Japan, and then because Japan had occupied Korea, it kind of got adopted in Korea as well. There are oligarchs. Ther…
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All of this, one of the things that runs through all of it is the Unification Church. The Unification Church, I don't know if you know about the subway poisoning that happened. There's so much of Japanese history that wraps around the Unifi…
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according to many sources, that he shot Abe is because he is one that went around using his political stature advocating for Japanese people to affiliate with the Unification Church. It would be like our president telling everybody they had…
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there was like 600 of those sites in Italy alone. And Turkey, which is why I talked about the gray wolves, it would have not been as appreciative of you if you didn't know this history. Gray wolves were the stay-behind units in Turkey. And …
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I don't know what real regret he had. He got exactly what he wanted by having a suck up for an intel person when much of the harm after the initial taking of the Philippines by Japan was incurred by MacArthur's need to be right about everyb…
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MacArthur hired the guy. MacArthur's the commander. He has 100% of the responsibility. Everything that happened after MacArthur retreated from the Philippines to include, because he took Willoughby with him to Japan when he was the basic mi…
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while he was in Australia, while he went to Japan, was 100% MacArthur's responsibility because he hired nothing but disqualified yes-men to tell him what he wanted to be told because he was going to do it anyway. Copy that, Colonel. Thank y…
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Okay. So it starts off by saying in mid-April 1951, the CIA in Japan formally consolidated its assets in Korea. And I'll just put a caveat here. MacArthur, during the war, did not want OSS in his theater. He didn't get what he wanted becaus…
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He was very much not in faith. And I don't think he's a good guy, by the way, very, as we talked about yesterday, but whatever. He very much believed that he was in charge. And so it's not any wonder that the CIA, after it stood up after Wo…
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And they install their dictator. And then the dictator turns his forces on the people that basically ignored the international syndicate. So that's kind of it in a round shell. But anytime we talk about Korea, post-World War II, they had in…
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the quote unquote elites of Korea that had been subjugated to Japan. And not all of them had been treated as slaves. Like every place else, they have their own like rats and people that they use for inside information. Those people took ove…
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Because of the division after World War II, the USSR had been given stewardship to get the Japanese out of the north and the U.S. had been given stewardship of getting the Japanese out of the south. So there was a natural divide for that re…
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at each end of the corridors never materialized. The offshore safety net, coastal smuggling, fishing fleets to search for downed airmen failed because radios were not provided to the Korean forces. Hence, the CIA in Japan had no control ove…
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In the interim, Major Kramer needed additional experienced military trainers and advisors to work the thousand volunteers assembled at Yondou, Y-O-N-G-D-O. The old Japanese Army island base was fairly secure because of the entrance to the c…
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Captain Hunt Crawford told me to build ranges. We had a thousand inch range to zero individual weapons and 200 yard combat marksman range. I traded boost for Japanese pistols with the two sergeants in the local Korean area. Those old weapon…
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When our ranges were done, we built the locals a volleyball court. The Japanese army base before World War II had been transformed, surrounded by open water on three sides. We just watched for ships entering and leaving the harbor because t…
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equipped to fight a war. They were there just to expel the Japanese and try to reinstate government in northern Korea. They weren't there to fight a war with the U.S. That's eventually what actually happened when they started getting attack…
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in the North. And keep in mind, the civil administration was not Soviet because Kim had been a captured person as a colony, just like everybody else in the North. So they weren't Soviet.…
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The Soviet Union had just got there in order to help get the Japan out. So they weren't Soviet. Because the group operated in secret, much of the information on it was derived from interviews and limited documentation. It's still subject to…
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And then they also killed a guy by the name of Kim Koo, K-I-M, and his last name is K-U. He was a very important, he led the effort for an independent movement prior to the World War II because he wanted not to be a colony of Japan. So he w…
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and put all their shit in the Philippines as far as treasure goes. So that's kind of the overview of where we're going to go from here. But we'll do one more day in Korea tomorrow. So with that, if you guys have any comments, you can reques…
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We basically agitated in the North before we ever even started anything in the South and Vietnam because we wanted France out of there. We were actively working against France. And for those of you who don't know, France came into Vietnam i…
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They have been deployed all over the world doing Operation Gladio stuff under the guise of a church. Yep. And they were extremely involved with Jonestown. They were also extremely involved with Sasakawa out of Japan. And they were pivotal i…
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a counterattack recapturing Seoul. Washington was uncertain how to follow up on Seoul's liberation, but MacArthur was determined to go to the Chinese border. Mao, for his part, decided in early October to send his army south. He decided aft…