Colonel's Corner Podcast with Ron Partain Operation Gladio Part 6

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0:00 I'm going to go back and read some of the material. So it's, you know, I can't say enough about the quality of your work. Thank you. And that's kind of the whole point. What I want people to do is I want them. And that's the reason why I spell names for people to be able to take notes. And we put links. I, in all of the shows that we do, I want people to research this stuff on their own. I don't want anybody to believe me.

0:29 And I've taken a completely different approach, I think, than most people do. I don't want to just present information. I want to teach people how to research this stuff theirself. And that's basically what we're going to do today. I'm going to not just show the correlations that I've come across to 9-11, but I also want to show you how you can find stuff.

0:59 Analyze events in real time because I think we're going to see a lot of things happen between now and the election that is going to need some analysis in a non-emotional way. And I think people's mistake is that because these are planned by.

1:22 Psychological operations experts, they try to wrap your emotions in every one of these events, either by focusing on targeting women and children or whatever. So I think as a result of that, you have to step back and be a little bit more analytical right up front so that you don't get tied up in that. I agree. I very much agree with that.

1:49 Let me ask you a real just a kind of a blunt question right out of the gate. Do you believe that we're going to have an election? I don't have a reason not to believe that at this point. I do. I believe that we're going to have an election. I don't think that I just I don't think that we can't not have an election. I think that that if we don't have an election, basically, that's the that's the sealed fate of the country. OK, so it's interesting that you say that because.

2:18 What I just recently learned, and again, we're all on this journey together. I just recently learned, and I'm going to say this up front, Southeast Asia was kind of my area of expertise at Air War College. So I have a master's degree that's kind of focused in that area. And I have been amazed at all of the stuff I didn't know. And we were encouraged to do our research out of the Air War College library.

2:48 because, you know, not that we didn't have internet and stuff like that, but there's a lot of material in the library there. And obviously it's very selective material where none of this information is available. So what I would say to you about elections is in the end of World War II, when we had custodial.

3:14 responsibility for the southern part of Korea and the Soviet Union was given custodial responsibility for the northern area to push Japan out. We committed to a unified election. We did everything we, meaning the Gladio operators, did everything to make sure that didn't happen. They sabotaged it from the get-go. As soon as they hit the ground in southern Korea,

3:45 They assassinated everybody that was for unification in the South. Everybody. Really? Yes. They installed. I didn't know that. Yes, me either. They installed a gentleman whose last name is R-H-E-E. They made him basically president. He's a stooge, if you go back and look at his history. And we created Gladio units.

4:13 just across the parallel that we had responsibility for into the northern sector. So Kim was kind of the leading presidential nominee in the north. He was not communist, by the way. He fought on our side. He was an ally of ours. He had OSS people with him in pushing the Japanese out and fighting against him. He fought on the allied side of World War II.

4:41 just like Ho Chi Minh did in Vietnam. Right. Okay. Same exact story in Korea. What we did was in the South, we started sabotaging the North while the Soviet Union was still in there, helping them restart everything. So we insert people in a student movement in the Southern part of the North sector. We also go.

5:07 over and with some of the people that we have paid to be part of our merry little band of assassins in the South, we implant them in stay behind units in the North, just across the border. Now they start rabble rousing and dressed up as Northern. They attack the South. That's the precursor for MacArthur to push into the North.

5:38 All is set up. So what you're saying is that when the battle lines stabilized, that was when they injected basically Gladio. No, but we hadn't even got a battle line yet. This was simply the aftermath of World War II. You know how in Germany they segregated it out? So we're not even at battle. We're not even at war. We're working with an ally. The Soviet Union fought on the side of the allies. I'm tracking.

6:05 Just like in Europe, we gave a sector to the Brits. We gave a sector to the U.S. You know what I mean? So this is just basically restabilizing after a war. We were not at war with the North. This was just, hey, let's jump in, get the Japanese the rest of the way out of Korea. Because Korea had been a Japanese colony for 35 years. There was a lot of intrinsic.

6:32 connections to the Japanese and to authoritarian government that needed to be cleansed out of that. So it was not going to be one country had the entire country to repatriate into a unified. But we both agreed, the Soviet Union and the U.S., to a unification election. So what we tried to do is stack the deck. We tried to assassinate everybody in the South that wasn't going to vote for re.

7:00 OK, I get you. I'm tracking. The problem was that in the north, they that just like in the United States, the north was much more advanced, much more industrialized and had more citizens. So the south was very agrarian and rural farmers, that type of thing. So there's so much there now. So we we screwed that election. We made sure it didn't happen.

7:27 And then we faked one after we got all the bad guys out of the South as if it was the real unification election and Kim lost. It was not. That was all just propaganda. Now, transition over to Vietnam. The exact same thing happens. We go and sign a document saying that we are going to. And it wasn't us. It was the UK and the South there. And do you know who they put in charge of the North? Not Ho Chi Minh, who we had actually.

7:56 fought with to repatriate the North? You're not going to tell me that it was Churchill. Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek. Was it Chiang Kai-shek? Oh, yes. Wow. Yes, it was. So the guy, and by the way, my...

8:18 My hypothesis is the reason why MacArthur did what he did in running up to in Korea to the northern border. And by the way, we actually attacked China, which is the reason why China got in, not because of some communist plot. MacArthur actually went into China. We had downed aircraft in China. So my hypothesis is that.

8:44 Because Paul Helliwell, working with Chiang Kai-shek, had already got the go ahead from Alan Dulles and Wild Bill Donovan and the State Department to do black ops with drug sales like Chiang Kai-shek had been doing in southern China. He paid for his entire war effort that way. My hypothesis is the whole reason we planted the false flag along the border there in.

9:14 northern korea and then did the run-up to the chinese border was to plant shanghai shack in northern korea when we pissed off because of right because they're still trying to fight china for the opium they say it's communism it wasn't communism they're trying to fight for the control over the opium fields and so when that fell apart and china got involved and kicked everybody's ass all the way back down to the now um

9:44 So, yeah. So now they're like, well, shit, we didn't get that done. So let's move over here to Vietnam and we'll kick the French out and we're going to set ourselves up here. And by the way, Ho Chi Minh drove Chiang Kai-shek out of the north because he's the guy that was there fighting the French for decades. He was the guy there that was fighting against the Japanese. Chiang Kai-shek didn't do jack crap.

10:12 He got plopped down there, but he was on the border of China. And so he was able to continue the pecking away of harassing China from the northern area of Vietnam. So he gets kicked out of there and he eventually goes to Burma. And we now go in there and the UK and Chiang Kai-shek signed an agreement that said that area is going to be.

10:41 um resettled and we're going to have a unification election we do the exact same thing we sabotage that election and you know how we did that the catholic missionaries that were in the north they round up using psychological operations

11:00 Telling people that there's ghosts, phantoms, the communists are going to overrun them any minute and cut babies out of women's stomachs. They're going to put them on spikes. So they have to get out of the North. And they load up over one million people on U.S. ships and cargo aircraft and fly them to the South because they're all Catholic. And do you know who's going to vote for?

11:28 the stooge that they're going to install in the South, which is Diem. All the Catholics. All the Catholics, because he's Catholic. So they had already started at the very beginning, and this is in the 50s, immediately after we just messed up Korea and killed a whole bunch of people, they come over to do it in Vietnam. Well, and correct me if I'm wrong, but this is all an outgrowth of basically the Yalta and Tehran conference.

11:59 where yalta i believe that that was when the alta was one of the first conferences that was when they agreed to give all of the um basically allow eastern europe to be russian and then i think it was at tehran where they agreed to let uh russia come down into uh southeast asia and you know china and on all the all these places that were occupied by japan

12:27 because they were occupied by Japan. Now the Russians get to come in, even though the Russians didn't do any fighting in Southeast Asia, for the most part. I don't know that I agree with that last part. The first part is definitely correct, but as far as Eastern Europe. So the only thing that was agreed upon was the Soviet Union was going to be able to do the aftermath of the war to help.

12:53 the downtrodden in North Korea pushed the Japanese the rest of the way out. They were both basically just supposed to go restart the government and leave. And by the way, they did for the most part. We didn't. They did. Is that why they're communist governments in the North?

13:17 I'm asking this. I'm asking this question genuinely. And I don't want to lose sight of kind of what we're talking about with 9-11. But at the same time, there's a whole. Yeah, that's a whole nother show. Because my looking around, I think Northern Korea is a completely different situation because I believe that at some point.

13:39 And I believe it was when Kim Sr. died and Kim Jr. took over. It basically became a CIA satellite. I don't believe that. I absolutely believe that. Yeah. So I think Trump going there freed them and the blowing up of the mountain and the nuclear stuff got them outside of the CIA's control or the international syndicate, however you want to say it.

14:04 Yeah. So the North was always from that point on going to be used as the chaos. So in Operation Gladio, you create chaos to establish control. And if you go back in time and you look at every time the NATO needed an excuse to generate funding or sources or whatever, all of a sudden, North Korea was a threat again.

14:30 They launched a missile or they did this or they did that. It was just a chaos agent under the control of the paramilitary capability of NATO. And anytime they needed a situation developed, they called that off. But the Soviet Union basically did, at the end of World War II, what it was told to do based on the agreements.

14:57 And interestingly enough, this big boogeyman that the next day it was like a light switch that everybody became anti-communist because that was the narrative to set up Operation Gladio. They basically gave them the splitting up of Europe as another fault line. So the whole concept of Gladio is create fault lines which generate chaos so that you can then.

15:25 manipulate everybody based on the chaos you created so by giving them part of europe and then the next day going oh my god they got part of europe it's disingenuous well let me ask you a question um are you familiar with norman dodd and the reese committee um i've read about it i i've not done any extensive study of it so basically what the reese committee was was it was it was a congressional

15:57 investigation about all of the foundations of the private foundations uh top three foundations and what they were doing and when norman uh he was the head of that commission and he had his like lead attorney with him and they went and they were like talking to some of these people uh that were you know in the in these foundations i don't want to say it was a ford foundation or whatever maybe the carnegie whatever it was carnegie ford rockefeller and several others

16:22 But I don't remember I don't remember which one that it was that he that he says that they like, look, I they said, do you want to know what our ultimate objective is? And he says, well, yeah, sure. If you wouldn't tell me. And he says, yeah, well, our ultimate goal is to is to peacefully merge the United States with, you know, basically the Soviet government with the with the American government. And, you know, that was what that was what their ultimate objective was. So and, you know, and if you if you look at what happened in.

16:52 russia post the collapse of the soviet union that's basically what they did over there in russia is they they and they exploited russia all of all of the russian the oil and gas and everything of course that's that's that was what led to the uh you know a lot of the the bond purchases that had to be clear clear the sec um you know enforcement or whatever which is what a lot of that stuff got passed

17:19 because of an emergency order to just let everything go without any scrutiny um as a result of 9 11 because they were so backed up um but but anyway i'm i'm i'm digressing a little bit but i mean it's the largesse of this is so immense you you know i mean we're just like touching on just the the outers so back to the elections um we have um on purposed insured elections didn't happen

17:47 That was my whole purpose in saying that. And they have a methodology that they use in order to neutralize anybody that they think is going to be a problem in the elections. And if you go, yeah, that just happened over there, you're crazy. Because I have cited situation after situation.

18:11 that indicates the phoenix program that was used for pacification in vietnam is here in the united states and it's been here a long time i believe that thousand so yeah it's is it would you would you say it's it's the ultimate objective is the same but it's a little bit softer would you say it's like well it's definitely softer because we all have guns right right it can't be as and guys if you don't know about the phoenix program um

18:40 We're doing a series on them right now at four o'clock every day. Yeah, it's it is because I've I read the Phoenix Operation Phoenix or whatever it was. I can't remember. I'm drawing a blank. The Phoenix program. Yeah, Phoenix program by one of the guys that was I think he was former CIA. And I forget the name of the book, but it's it's I mean, you talk about you talk about brute.

19:04 Brutal tactics. And I mean, all that stuff that they learned from the Phoenix program is that was what that was the curriculum at the School of the Americas. And the Hemispheric School, because the schools of the School of Americas did not close. It just transferred to Fort Benning. Exactly. And I mean, that's just that's insane. And you know who else is going there? Ice and Border Patrol. Oh, wow. Wow. Yeah. So they're being taught those tactics.

19:37 So I don't know how slow it's going to be in the future. That's scary. It's scary as hell. That's very scary. Yeah. Okay. That's very scary. Anyway. Okay. I'm sorry. Sorry. I asked about that. That rabbit hole. It is the good preface because what I.

19:58 What I do whenever, like we've researched Waco under a Gladio lens. We did the Jim Jones and the whole lie about drinking Kool-Aid. They were all murdered. A lot of the domestic events, when you look back at them with Gladio glasses on, I want to kind of walk through, take this opportunity for your audience to walk through how.

20:26 I look at it. So when you called me the other day and said, hey, I want to look at 9-11 through those lenses. I want to walk you through the steps that I took because this gives you a dispassionate, non-emotional way of doing so. So the first thing that I do. I see you have your Gladio glasses on. Actually, those are my reading glasses. These are my Gladio glasses. Yeah. I actually, I don't know if you can see that. Those are awesome.

20:55 Yeah, this lady made these and brought them to the Great American Restoration Tour GART in South Dakota that they just had. And I didn't get to go because I have a new grandbaby, but I was given the rest of them. And she was a wonderful lady. That's awesome. Yeah, Magadi, 1776 on X, M-A-G-A-D-I.

21:23 1776. Go follow her. She's like a totally awesome person. She volunteered those glasses and collected money to compensate me and my two research analysts for the books that we buy. She just was an amazing woman. So we thank her from the bottom of our heart and everybody that was at guard as well. And we're going to try to figure out a way to get those sold because everybody's asking for them. All right.

21:51 So the first thing you do is ask who would benefit from a 9-11 style terrorist event, right? Now, we've already established unequivocally that Operation Gladio does domestic terror events. And that's the whole purpose of them. They said they were for anti-communists. They were never for anti-communists. They were always 100% for domestic terror and control of domestic audiences. And they were mandated.

22:19 By NATO, if you're going to be a NATO member, you have to set up Operation Gladio style capability in your country. That was a secret agreement that came out in 1990 that everybody had signed as a result of an investigation that was done in Italy. All right. So you look at who's going to benefit. And when you look at the fact that, number two, that it was a terrorist event.

22:48 You also look at from a international syndicate, and by that I mean the global concerns, the corporations, the NGOs, all of those entities. Because once you start looking at them, there's specific benefits. For example, just like you had mentioned, a lot of it's oil, right? So you've got oil.

23:17 at stake both in Gulf War I and on 9-11, right? So you look at who financially benefits from it. I think that's the question that you just posed right there is the crucial question that everybody has to ask themselves at all times. Whenever you're analyzing information is who benefits and who's getting paid. And that basically...

23:45 I mean, I don't want to oversimplify it, but it kind of comes really down to that. Would you agree? Yes. So another thing that they have in common, going back even before this was ensconced into our government, like in the late 1800s, early 1900s, when we were overthrowing Hawaii and taking possession of it and the Philippines and Cuba and Puerto Rico and all those other places. All of these people have some things in common.

24:15 They have a trust, they own a bank, they own an insurance company, and they're in some particular industry like mining copper or aluminum or something like that, that wherever they're found, that industry is there and they're going to benefit from basically deposing whoever's in charge of it, who's trying to renegotiate with them or whatever. So in the case of 9-11, what you find is,

24:45 And we all know about the insurance policy that he basically doubled his money, that type of thing. So he obviously was going to benefit significantly from destruction. You're talking about Larry Silverstein. And actually, it wasn't a doubling. The insurance company fought him and he got one and a third.

25:11 I mean, still, I think it was a $3.5 billion. However, no, no, no. But you're only thinking about the net on the policy. Right. If you go in and do a little bit more research, you're going to find out that they wanted those two buildings gone and they wanted the building that they got. And do you know how much it costs to demolish a building? Oh, it's an enormous amount of money. And do you know that...

25:39 in order to demolish a building like that with all of the hazardous waste material because of the time frame that it was built up exponentially and do you know that how much he paid to have it demolished whatever the cost of the ignitions were right exactly which is pennies on the dollar that's right so and everybody doubled his money yeah and everybody in new york paid the price because the uh because the government said hey

26:06 The air is safe to breathe. So if you go back and you look at a lot of these other major fires where entire city blocks, you do the research. I've read a couple of books that talk about when I was looking at some of these guys, when I did a big deep dive into fluoride and like the Kaiser, they would buy entire city blocks.

26:35 eventually that city block would have a fire and they owned an insurance company. So they basically, and they play musical chairs. So these guys are going to be the directors on these guys' insurance company. And these directors are going to be on this guy's bank. And so it's all the same people. They just play musical chairs on these foundations, banks, trust, insurance, and their industry. But it's all the same crew.

27:05 And they all happen to have some things in common. For example, the Pilgrim Society, which we're going over on Trump Frogs. We just started last night. For the next few Monday nights, we're going to talk about the Pilgrim Society. The American Security Council is another one. They are the NGOs that you mentioned, nonprofits up front, and they all have the same members.

27:31 And that's how they coordinate. They have once a month meetings, they have dinners, they have whatever, and they coordinate all this shit together. So that's what you look for. So we've got that part. Then the next thing I look at is, was anybody new in the country? So let me tell you why I look at that. If you go down to,

28:02 When the whole Iran-Contra thing was going on, you have Cuban exiles that was brought into Honduras, Cuban exiles that were brought into El Salvador, Cuban exiles that were brought into Costa Rica. And they were there for one reason, setting up terrorist training camps. And when we did, we're in the middle of doing Vietnam right now. And do you know who?

28:31 Lansdale brought in all of his paramilitary Gladio trained people from the Philippines because we just basically overthrew and installed our guy in the Philippines. And so all of his trained guys were brought into Vietnam. And most of the people thought that a lot of those killers were Vietnamese, but they actually weren't. They were Filipino. Are you talking about when we when we when we defeated the Japanese and got them out during World War Two?

28:59 that we i'm talking about in the immediate aftermath of world war ii now lansdale was there during world war ii as well um and um but he all of his trained guys that he worked with there were picked up and moved to vietnam okay what i mean by that is that i mean we because we did that already one time back in like after the spanish-american war this is another time but right that's what i'm saying we did that and then the japanese came in and took it over and then we had to do it again

29:29 And then all the guys that had all the guys that we had in their fomenting revolution in again in in those are the ones that were brought up to Vietnam or Korea. Correct. Right. Well, they were brought to Vietnam. I don't have any proof that they were brought to Korea. I misspoke. Yeah. It's likely they were taken there, too. I just don't have any proof of that.

29:51 And that's kind of why I threw that in there, because it's just that would make sense from from from a playbook standpoint. So from my perspective, if I had to draw up a criteria of what I would call a Gladio unit, the Cuban exiles that were used repeatedly by the CIA out of the Miami station, the label Cuban exiles was a PR campaign. They're actually Gladio.

30:15 They were used in paramilitary. And keep in mind, they were used in Watergate. They were used here domestically. When the Chilean ambassador, Lata Terra, had a car bomb in Washington, D.C., and killed him, those were Cuban exiles that were arrested for that car bomb.

30:40 The Cuban exile community has been used repeatedly in the United States as domestic terrorists. And this is such an important point because the guy that Tucker had on his show, Felix Rodriguez, that was responsible for the assassination of Che Guevara.

31:01 Is one of those Cuban exiles that was in El Salvador, that was in Honduras, that was involved in every bit of this. He was the number three guy in the Iran Contra in Vice President Bush's office. Donald Gregg was number one and then Felix Rodriguez. So that makes perfect sense. Yes, he ran the entire thing. And so these people are so.

31:30 I look for the presence of a foreigner. If you look at the Congo, when we murdered Lumumba, you had all of the French OAS there. So if there's a presence of a foreign known Gladio affiliated entity, then you know the chances are that it's Gladio. All right.

31:55 May I ask a question here? Because all the stuff you're talking about with the Cuban exiles, is that kind of what we're seeing right now with Venezuela and all the Venezuelans here? Is that a similar, is there a correlation there? Or is that a rabbit hole that's way too deep to go down? Well, let me go back to Vietnam.

32:23 were looking for people to fight the Viet Cong, which by the way is actually Viet Minh. They just thought Cong sounded more evil. And Viet Minh were the nationalists like Ho Chi Minh that had fought valiantly against the French occupation imperialists and the Japanese. They basically took all of the people that had been in prison

32:53 during the French occupation and use them to fight against the North. So empty in prisons is a known tactic of Gladio for a source of manpower and viciousness. And some of these people were locked away for being 100% vicious. So do I believe that there,

33:22 But what we don't know, and I don't say this even lightheartedly, what we don't know is who opened the prisons in Venezuela. You would think that the way that they talk about Maduro, that he would welcomely open his own prisons and export the people. But how does he know the people are leaving? You would be almost an idiot.

33:50 If you have went through the process of locking people up in prisons, and I only say that because I know that there are Gladio-styled bases along the border of Venezuela. They were put there back in the 60s when Jim Jones originally went and helped with the Brazilian coup. Jim Jones was a CIA agent.

34:12 basically his entire life. Everything that you've been told about him is a lie. He set up Jonestown originally as a terrorist training camp. It was never meant to be an MK Ultra experiment. The only reason it got moved from San Francisco down there is because of Leo Ryan, the congressman that started investigating him. And they moved it to not have it exposed. And when he came down there, all of the people were murdered.

34:42 So it wouldn't be exposed, and he was assassinated on the ground. And then they said, oh, he just convinced everybody to drink this Kool-Aid. Yeah, that's all a lie. The local coroner report said every one of them was injected in the base of their neck. And their bodies was purposely left out in the 100-degree weather for about five days while the Air Force already had body bags in the location to carry them out so they could decompose adequately enough that it wouldn't be traceable.

35:13 Wow, man, I have, you know, I've heard something about that, but I've never heard it talk about like what you just did. So I know that there are Gladio bases along the border of Venezuela, and I don't know whether or not that those people have went into Venezuela and released prisoners and then are trafficking those people up here. So I would be very open minded about anything you hear about Venezuela, because.

35:42 Everything about it is an oxymoron. You're being told by the State Department that Maduro manipulated an election which uses the exact same voting machines that we do. Right, exactly. So how does that get manipulated when we are told ours cannot be manipulated? Well, you're asking a logical question to an illogical audience. Correct.

36:11 I have a very open mind on anything associated with Venezuela, knowing what I know about our past practices. I don't believe anything that our news tells us, and I don't believe anything that our government tells us about any of it. Well, I'm actually, I take it a level further.

36:31 I look at anybody in history, specifically in American history, if they tell us that this person was really, really awesome from a historical standpoint, chances are very strong that they were tyrannical. And the people who were good and actually America first people are the people that were the tyrants. And that's how I view, that's the lens that I view American history through now.

37:00 Fits with all of this, obviously. Okay. So another point that has to be made that I have found is when you look at all of these places, whether it's Angola, Latin America, or Iran, and I'm going to go through each of those. What I have found is that we have an entire network of illegal weapons.

37:24 So if you recall, when we originally talked about Operation Gladio, it consists of drug trafficking, weapons trafficking and human trafficking to generate cash in order to pay for Operation Gladio activities, because everything is off book. So everything's black ops. So if you're going to do black ops, you have to have black money and you have to have a bank in the middle to money launder it. So in order to do that.

37:51 To buy those black ops weapons, you have to be at war. You have to have a large scale production facility capability. And that's why we've since the end of World War Two with Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran, then Iraq and then Afghanistan. And then we have been at war since 1945. OK. All right.

38:19 That generates a shitload of weapons. And whenever these people come on the news and tell you that the Pentagon lost $1.3 trillion and they don't know where it went, let me tell you where it went. If you look at a balance sheet and you're doing an audit and you say that you produced 100 C-130s and sitting on the ramp everywhere in the world is 80 C-130s, the disconnect is the price of 20 C-130s.

38:49 That gets reported as missing money. It's not missing money. It's missing airplanes. If I have 100,000 M16s and I can only account for 50,000 of them, they report it as missing money. It's not missing money. It's missing guns. It's missing hardware. Every single penny that gets appropriated gets spent. Where's the weapons?

39:18 Where's the weapons systems? That's missing, not the money. And they won't tell you that because they don't want you to know that there's a shitload of weapons floating around that the CIA has sold on the black market. Right. These black ops operators. Right. Now, let me tell you who's in the middle of the black ops weapon sales. Israel. Yeah. All right. So in Angola during the 80s.

39:49 What they didn't want you to know while they were focusing on the Iran-Contra is there was a whole other war being fought in Africa, in Angola. And all of the money for the weapon, because we weren't allowed to be doing Angola either, just like we weren't supposed to be doing the Contras, right? So most all of that is black market. None of that is appropriated funds. Well, where the hell did all these weapons come from?

40:20 So we're giving Israel military aid, foreign aid through the State Department. They're taking that aid. They're buying weapons along with nuclear capability from France, and they're selling it to South Africa. And South Africa then runs it across the border into Angola to the people that we wanted to win.

40:44 quote unquote, Angola Civil War that we started because we want the corrupt guy that's related to the guy that we installed in the Congo after we murdered Lumumba. His brother-in-law is the UNITA, U-N-I-T-A warlord in Angola who borders the Congo. We want him to be in charge, even though he's an uneducated idiot and can't manage, but he's a corrupt puppet of the CIA.

41:12 So we want him to win. So we've got this whole deal of giving Israel money. They're getting arms from France and generating their own. They're shipping them into South Africa along with nuclear technology. And then they're shipping weapons through Gladio-style paramilitary capability. They have camps.

41:35 that they're training all these people to run them into Angola and fight a terrorist war against the people who are educated, that live in the cities, that are the only hope for Angola to ever be a stable government. Those are the ones we're fighting. Right. So then we move on to Latin America. So Latin America. Now, the scenario that I just described to you, you would not.

42:03 because it's obviously temporary, where you only expect to be there a year or two, you would not go ahead and build an arms manufacturing capability in South America to run them across the border, because that's a fairly capital intensive endeavor. You just ship them in, right? Yeah. Logically. But what if I told you?

42:27 That at the beginning of Operation Condor, which is Gladio's cousin. Correct. Dedicated specifically to Latin America. What if I told you at the very beginning of that, there was one country that went in and built a whole bunch of arms manufacturing as if they knew that we were going to be cuing all of the governments in the entire community. That would be Israel. Israel, of course. So if you go and look at the amount of Galil, G-A-L-I-L.

42:57 Weapons? Yes. Basically, it's a hybrid AK-47 that the Israelis perfected. So go look at how many Galil manufacturing plants are in Latin America. A shitload of them. Now, why would you do that if it was just going to be a temporary Contra supply, take over the country, Nicaragua, and we're out? Well, they didn't really do that too many other places, but they did it in Latin America a lot.

43:26 Not only did they do that, but they actually set up a one year. Now, School of America was several weeks long, several months. I mean, it was like six months for an advanced course and a couple of months for if you're just going to kill people or slit their throats kind of stuff. So Israel set up a one year in residence program for many Latin America.

43:54 like all of the people that ran the actual drug networks in Colombia, they all went and they were assigned an Israeli advisor to the installed dictator. Every country, Panama, Colombia, they all had an advisor from Israel. And they selected people in the leaderships of these cartels to do a one year in residence school in Israel. So Israel's connected to this lock, stock and barrel is my point.

44:23 A thousand. You're not going to get any disagreements from me at all. And we know that we used Israel as a cutout to ship the arms to Iran during the Iran-Contra. Okay. And I think we also used Israel as a go-between to fund the Mujahideen fighting in Afghanistan. Yes. All right. So we've checked that box. So now I'm going to go back and ask you, who were some known outsiders?

44:54 that stuck out like a sore thumb in the lead up to 9-11. Do you remember the Israeli art students? Oh, yeah. The Israeli art students. That all had Mossad or IDF affiliations. Hold on just a second. I hear him, her. Sorry about that. No, no problem. My cleaning lady's here and my dog loves the vacuum cleaner.

45:42 My cats love when I make the bed. It's like I have to get them out of my room when I make the bed because they just go crazy. Anyway, I digress. We've got known outsiders with foreign military connections. You also, and by the way, just so that we don't have any naysayers, I'm not saying the Israel.

46:09 israeli people have anything to do with this no i am saying that the government of israel along with the government of the united states and the governments of nato countries are all part of operation gladio and they are in a um network that manipulates us

46:39 At the government level, not at the people level. So also, I don't know. And I looked briefly this morning. There was a document that I came across that was basically, if you look up, is it Richard Pearl? Richard Pearl, Armitage, all those guys. Richard Pearl specifically and Frank Luntz. I never knew Frank Luntz. I never knew Frank Luntz was Jewish. He is.

47:08 Yeah, I think I heard that. But yeah, I didn't know that. They wrote a PR plan on how to sell going to war in Iraq after 9-11 to the American people. So then we already talked about who financially benefits from it. So when you start adding all of this stuff up.

47:42 These this is all the stuff that was never talked about in the aftermath of 9-11. All we got fed was a bunch of phony ass stories about a passport that didn't burn when the entire iron building was burnt, supposedly. And a bunch of anecdotal information about all of these guys who couldn't fly that happened to be on these airplanes. Right. And in.

48:11 operation gladio style events what you find like with the um bombings in um london the two bombings and then they had bombings in of commuter trains in spain they're always done with supposedly foreign people and they're done generally in correlation with a quote-unquote training event so um

48:40 If you went to Sweden, there was another one in Norway. There was, like I said, the British one, the Spanish one. They all happened around training events. So if you look at the Boston Marathon bombing, they were also running a training event during that. Well, as it turns out on 9-11, NORAD was running a training event.

49:08 And weirdly enough, it had exactly the same kind of scenario going that 9-11 had. That's exactly right. OK, so now I have just I have not talked anything about the structural integrity of those buildings. I've not talked about any of those other things. I don't want you to. That's not right. But I have I have outlined how that event parallels with.

49:38 other Gladio-style events to a T. And you can't dismiss patterns. Because as an investigator, when you're working at a national security establishment or on a police department,

50:01 When you have, for example, one of the things we came across on the Apple Warrior show was the fact that the O.J. Simpson murders of Nicole. Nicole and Ron Bowne. Yeah. So did you know that there's a thing called a Colombian necktie? Oh, yeah. Okay. Did you know that there were several murders preceding that one?

50:30 In the L.A. area leading up to it? I did not. And that that's the way they were found? That we're connected. And that that's the way they were found? No, I didn't know that. Oh, well, see? And again, a pattern. But do you know the one thing that was never brought up, as you just illustrated? That fact. Was Ron Brown, are they saying that Ron Brown and Nicole were killed with Colombian neckties?

50:59 That's the way their body was left. That's what I'm saying. Oh, okay. So that's that, that may not necessarily be how they were killed, but that's how their body. No, they were. So a Colombian necktie is when, when your throat, you cut your throat and then you put the tongue through the, through that slit. Yes. Yeah. That's the way their bodies were found. I didn't know that. And that would then be relevant if there had been several others, because at the time.

51:28 There were there all of those people. And oh, by the way, the the restaurant that Ron Brown worked at, several of those waiters had been murdered because they were running drugs. Interesting. He's not the only one. Well, that would so was is that what O.J. Simpson was involved with, too? I don't know. I don't know if he was just kind of the patsy that got set up.

51:55 I don't know. I don't know if it was just Nicole doing it. I don't know. But I'm just saying what I and I'm going on. But what I heard is, is that the DNA didn't match him exactly because that was actually his son that was involved or they or. Yeah, for me, because I'm not an investigator. I don't know. I go through these things knowing what I now know about Gladio and patterns. And the drug network that was being ran out there is a direct result of Operation Gladio and bringing drugs into the country.

52:25 country through the CIA cutouts. And you can talk to Alvin Warrior, who was a cop out there. And he knows that when you investigate drug networks, you can go so far up and then the DEA tells you you can't go any further because national security, which means you've now hit the level at which the CIA is participating in the network. Let me pause you for one second. Sorry about that.

53:00 Sure. So I deal with patterns and compare now probably, I don't know, I think we're probably up to 60 countries of looking at the coups and the Operation Gladio activity in these countries so that I can take any event and I can tell you whether there are obvious parallels to anything that I've ran across in one of the other countries.

53:27 Well, if I may, painting with very, very broad strokes here, Gladio was the operation post-World War II. I view World War II as the ultimate objective of World War II was global governance. That was the ultimate objective, to lay the foundation for global government. And that's, you know, I get a little bit of flack for this, but that's why I...

53:55 I tend to believe that the United States fought on the wrong side in that fight. But that's a topic for another day. Let me rephrase that, though. I don't think we fought on the wrong side. Well, I don't believe that the men. But there was no good side. See, that's a fallacy to me. This entire thing has been orchestrated. If you go back to the Fabian Society, they tell you that we're going to have three world wars. Yes.

54:23 And they created the good guys and the bad guys. Right. They funded both sides. There were no good guys. Well, I just look at what the United States, the United States fought on the side of global communism, supporting Russia and making sure that Russia got, you look at Bernard Baruch and-

54:47 Well, first of all, it's not Russia. It's the Soviet Union. You're right. And the thing that started the Soviet Union was the Bolsheviks. That's right. And we funded them. That's right. So we created that. Yes. And we also, the same people, 120 Broadway in London, created Hitler and funded him and all the people surrounding him.

55:10 So that's why I keep saying the fallacy that we keep putting in our brains is that there's actually a good guy and a bad guy. There's not. We also keep saying that there's a left and the right. There's not. That's what we are programming. I think, you know what, that's probably just the simple-minded person inside of me. And I think that's what society, it's easier for society to accept things. It isn't.

55:38 I'm here to break that paradigm. It is us against the international syndicate. Right. There's no good guys up there. There's none. We're all the good guys. They're all the bad guys. And they've manipulated us since the late 1800s. And I know people go back further than that. And God bless them for doing it. I traced it back. I know a starting point with the Fabian Society. And I brought that forward.

56:06 And it is very obvious to me that they do these things just like that Get Smart, the television program, Chaos and Control. That's what they're all about. They create the chaos. Well, in order to create chaos, you have to have both sides controlled. It's Hegelian dialectic, what you're talking about. Exactly. And so that's what they're doing. And we're the control subjects. They want to control us.

56:34 You know, I always like to explain it very simply. It's like if you want to install a security door on your front door and your husband's like, no, we don't need a security door. We're good. I can protect this, you know. But then you're like, you're adamant. You want to get it done. So what you do is you conspire with one of your neighbors that.

56:53 don't know to say to have a mock break in to make it look like we're under threat because, hey, there's a there's a break in now. So and then your husband's like, OK, well, you know what? I guess maybe maybe we will install a door. That's a very simplistic version of problem reaction solution. But it's so let's go with that. Yeah. In the United States, in the early 1960s, General Lyman Lemonsker is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

57:21 And he's working in cohorts with the recently fired Alan Dulles from the CIA, who basically just created his own enterprise outside of the CIA. He never gave up control. He was intimately involved in the black ops at that point. And he works with Lyman Lemonsker to come up with Operation Northwood. And just as we've articulated all of my patterns.

57:51 We're going to run through with this because it fits every pattern. Lyman Lemonsker wrote Operation Northwood to use Cuban exiles that have been trained as Operation Gladio assassins and explosive experts. And he's going to plant them wearing Cuban army uniforms in every major city in the United States.

58:18 And they're going to simultaneously blow them all up and be caught on camera wearing Cuban army uniforms to make the American people believe that we are under attack. The four-star general in charge of the Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote this on a piece of paper. And then he was going to use that as the impetus to mount a full-scale invasion of Cuba to take it over.

58:48 for the third time that's right so when he presented he if i if i remember correctly and i don't mean to jump the gun here but he presented that to to kennedy and kennedy was horrified and that's what led to him fire that's what let's back up a step okay you jumped over mcnamara oh yeah you're i

59:09 So he went to McNamara and McNamara didn't tell him he's lost his fucking mind and to take that thing and shred it somewhere. So no one ever sees it. McNamara agrees to take it to Kennedy. And do you know who was left on as the defense secretary after JFK was assassinated? McNamara. Yeah, of course. So.

59:32 You have the guy who's willing to blow up Americans in order to take Cuba back for the CIA drug trafficking station that it was and allow the mafia back in for their casinos as secretary of defense. And do you know where Lyman Lemonsker ended up? Oh, yeah. He was the head of NATO. He got moved to NATO, who I just told you is in charge of Operation Gladio.

59:58 That's it's like people just don't you move this guy who literally wanted to frickin fly planes into buildings and a military operation. And then you fire him. And then where does he land on his feet as the general in charge of NATO? Well, and that tells me that Kennedy because Kennedy. So what many people don't understand is that in the military, when you're fired.

1:00:23 oftentimes you're not told to resign. You're moved to a position that they don't. That's like a demotion. And most people don't take it because of their arrogance. Right. So Kennedy, the NATO commander, is a much more subordinate position than chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. And I think in.

1:00:42 um deference to jfk i don't think he thought he was going to take it number one and it also illustrates to me that no one ever told jfk about gladio um because they didn't trust him because he didn't get there under the selection um i mean his dad made deals and all that other stuff but he wasn't their guy so they didn't trust him enough to tell him about gladio or he'd never sent him to nato that that's that's an interesting point i had not considered um

1:01:11 But yeah, you're right. So it wasn't necessarily a firing. It was a demotion. He was still able to stay within the military, but the military structure. But he had to take, like you said, a more subordinate position. That's interesting. I had I never really put that together. But yeah, most generals, if you know any of them, would have never taken that assignment. But Lyman Lemonsker.

1:01:34 knew what Gladio was and how did he know? Well, when Lyman Lemonsker was a two-star, do you know who he worked for? Eisenhower. In Europe. Eisenhower, who people thought was just the best thing since sliced bread. Eisenhower was working with SS officer Reinhard Galen during the transition.

1:02:03 of Operation Gladio from being an access level stay behind program to being a worldwide apparatus at the end of World War Two. And Eisenhower is the one that basically implemented it in the United States with his vice president, who, by the way, happens to be Richard Nixon. Yeah, and that was that was that was going to be my next question, because but but ultimately wasn't Nixon.

1:02:31 Did Nixon kind of have maybe a change of heart? Is that why they set him up with the Watergate thing? So I have looked at this like every way from Sunday. The best that I can come up with, and this is kind of a longer little side trail, but I'll give you the Reader's Digest version. So Chiang Kai-shek is the world's largest drug dealer, right?

1:02:59 He gets kicked out of we talked about he gets kicked out of China. They put him in northern Vietnam temporarily. He gets kicked out of there by Ho Chi Minh. He goes to Burma. He eventually gets kicked out of Burma by the Burmese government. And he ends up in Formosa, which they changed the name to Taiwan. Right. All right. So as soon as he gets there, he implements martial law with a false flag. And they stay under martial law for 40 years.

1:03:26 When we first put him there to protect him, we signed a treaty with the newly created Taiwan. Like we basically made Panama a new country when we stole it from Colombia and plant a flag there. So we did the exact same thing with Taiwan. That was a Chinese Island. It was never a separate country. That's all just a big bullshit story. So we allow him to bring his army, the KMT army. And by the way,

1:03:55 the name of their political party that has ran the island the entire time is KMT. Didn't even change the name. All right. So we set him up in business, his drug business on Taiwan protected. We signed a treaty saying that we will come to their defense, almost like our native treaty with Taiwan. We have no reason to do that except for the fact that he's now running the CIA's drug trade. That's the whole reason we signed that treaty.

1:04:24 So we'd have an obligation to protect him and keep China away from him. That makes sense. After we stole their island. That makes sense. At what point did they switch the governments of Taiwan with the government of the PRC at the UN Security Council? That was early 70s? Okay, we're going to get to that. Okay.

1:04:50 So when Nixon recognizes Mao and the PRC, the communist China, that is one of the lines in the treaty that negates the treaty. Okay, so that pisses everybody off, right? They want to have the caveat that we are tied to them militarily. And so by Nixon doing that, that then gives,

1:05:22 the PRC, not Taiwan, the seat at the National Security Council. So Nixon upset their apple cart. That is why. And that's why he was possibly. Yeah. And that that that actually that to me has a little bit of teeth, much more so than than some of the other things. Yes. That to me is absolutely. But.

1:05:53 Do I have a smoking unclassified memo? No. But if you go back and you look now and let me let me tell you what they did in response to that, because this is fascinating. So now we don't have any tie to Taiwan at all legitimately, except for there are there are drug suppliers. Right. So we at immediately following Nixon's recognition of that.

1:06:22 We begin creating the chip industry in Taiwan. And what happens when you seed what you know to be the critical asset of everything that everything's going to be built on in the future in a drug lord's den, and now it's going to always be too big to fail. You're never going to be able to not protect Taiwan because all of our chips are there.

1:06:55 Now, I would ask you, the guy up until this decision gets made to put the chips there is a dictator. He has ruled for 40 years under martial law. You've got 180 countries to pick from. It was in Texas. There was no reason to move the chip industry. No. It was American jobs. All of the countries, 180 countries in the world. You're going to pick the one country that's.

1:07:25 five miles from China, a communist country, and that's going to be the one stinking little skinny island that you're going to place the chip industry on? Why would you do that? Well, the ultimate objective of these global elite was to slowly destroy the United States from within, and the best way to do that is to offshore all of the production jobs. I know that, but it doesn't give me the reason why they picked Taiwan, except for the fact that they needed to be tied to it for defense.

1:07:54 Uh, okay. All right. I'm tracking. Okay. I'm, I was thinking more big picture and you're, you're talking about the specific and I, I, I get what you're saying. I know why they, why they left, made it leave the U S like everything else. I'm saying, why would you big picture pick the island right off the coast to China? If you actually believe China's a threat, are you going to move the most vital resource you have for the next?

1:08:23 50 to 100 years off the coast of the biggest threat in the world? Right. And you're 100% right. And, you know, another thing that happened in Taiwan, or they moved to Taiwan, I knew about this because, you know, I used to do gun shows all the time. And I knew a lot of people in the firearms industry. And they all said that when the government procures firearms, there's only the...

1:08:50 The only country that they can buy things from that's not made in the United States is from Taiwan, specifically firearms, like firearms parts. Taiwan is the only other country where you can buy firearms parts that could be actually used in a U.S. military setting. Without a waiver. Without a waiver. That's true. Now you know why.

1:09:19 Now, I'm going to have to go back and listen to this again because this is just full. It's crazy that once you understand, and now, I mean, I know why it's never talked about in the United States. Because once you understand it and you understand the depth that this goes, you are able to.

1:09:49 go back and reanalyze everything that you think you know. And the timing of how each of these things happen is critical. So I don't know if the, that Richard Nixon as an anti-globalist did these things to reshape.

1:10:21 because he got pissed off because he was absolutely involved knee deep in all of this. I agree. When he was vice president, I don't know if he is working like here's the main agenda and he maybe had a difference of opinion with somebody in his working agenda.

1:10:41 Because he's definitely in the international syndicate. He had to be. He was, as I understand it, he was the attorney that was responsible for repurposing or placing all of the paperclip people in the United States. Definitely involved. But also, if you go back and you look at, let me just give you another Gladio thing. He announced.

1:11:11 he was going to have a war on drugs. I remember that. That was the formula for the DEA. So the war on drugs actually was a plan that he worked with the French president to eliminate the Corsican mafia so all of the refinement can be done in Sicily under the CIA-controlled Sicilian mafia. Right. Go watch The French Connection, people.

1:11:36 Yeah. So his war on drugs was just the war on the U.S. competition for drugs. Right. So when you know that and by the way, when that happened, drugs into the United States increased by five times. Yeah, I was going to say I was going to say tripled, but I was under five times. So because now we have total control and we're shoveling them all in here.

1:12:03 And that's why the whole Crescent Triangle of the Iraq-Turkey area became more of a drug hub because the European demand had them going from that area directly because we had the Southeast Asia theater locked up going through Sicily. So they basically had to kind of reroute because basically Nixon pumped.

1:12:31 five times more drugs into the United States. Let me ask you, when Cuba went down, when Cuba was lost to Castro, did they, instead of going to Cuba or through Havana, did they go through Ramstein and then Panama?

1:12:55 Let's go back to Taiwan. There's a man by the name of William Polly, and his last name is spelled P-A-W-L-E-Y. William Polly owned the only air flight into Cuba. He owned the entire ground transportation system in Cuba, the taxis, the buses. He owned sugar plantations in Cuba. He was basically an OSS CIA.

1:13:26 He owned the franchise in Southeast Asia for Curtis Aircraft, commercial and military. And he is singly responsible for the creation of the Flying Tigers. And he is singly responsible for the initial Taiwanese Air Force. He is also responsible for using Black Ops money to buy them a Navy.

1:13:55 Interesting. And talking about the Flying Tigers, that's why they used the P-40 Warhawk because that was a Curtis aircraft. Yes. So he basically supplied the CIA with all of their aircraft during the Vietnam, all of that kind of period.

1:14:22 the 50s into the early 60s. And as a matter of fact, for all of the people watching this from South Carolina, Pauley Island off the coast of South Carolina is named after his family. And so this guy who had vested interest in Cuba and wanted Cuba back because he was making money with the only airline in and out of the island. Right. So he's got a lot in it.

1:14:53 Another reason why we always have wars is because they use the air back and the ships back. Basically, they take people there and dump them off and fly back empty. They're flying back with heroin and opium and all kinds of stuff on these aircraft. So that was oftentimes because what they were doing in Cuba is cutting the heroin. They were adding.

1:15:22 you know, sugar or whatever it is that they add to it to dilute it in order to make more money. Those responsibilities between Panama and Colombia then became a land route, which is much more expensive than that. But there were still some of the islands. Grenada was one of them, as a matter of fact, where they transited arms. And that's the reason why the whole Grenada thing happened. Really?

1:15:52 Oh, yes, absolutely. This was all Operation Gladio. Go back and look at the people involved. We overthrew that government because the guy that they elected wanted all that shit stopped. So it wasn't about the Cubans taking over the communists. The only Cubans on that island were teachers and medical workers. I'm speechless.

1:16:24 And that's not that's unlike me. I'm just I'm in awe. It's every single thing you think, you know, is a lie. Right. Well, I mean, isn't that what Casey said? That we'll know that every we'll know that our misinformation campaigns are working when everything that the American people believe is why. Well, here we are. And that was under Reagan, people. That was that was that was Reagan's first conference with all of his cabinet.

1:16:57 And it's cabinet meeting. So, yeah. And that's why I am doing this for about 12 hours a day, every day. I, you know, I have a new take on Reagan these days. I, you know, I think that he I think he meant well in many respects, but I think he was way over his head. And I think he actually was more complicit in a lot of things than we realize. So I don't think he meant good at all.

1:17:23 My take is if you go back to his benefactor, which kind of ties into the whole subject, Lou Wasserman. Oh, shit. Lou Wasserman asked Reagan when he was the president of the Screen Actors Guild for a waiver, because at the time you were not allowed to be a talent agent and a studio owner because they felt like that was, you know, basically collusion. Conflict of interest type thing. Yeah. So.

1:17:52 The only waiver during the entire time Reagan was the Screen Actor Guild president that was given was to Lou Wasserman. And in return, Lou Wasserman funded almost single handedly Ronald Reagan's run for governor. And he was the number one funder of his presidential campaign. And so just go research Lou Wasserman. I will. And that's how he started out.

1:18:22 And then if you go back and you look at all of the stuff that he did, whether it's the Iran contract. Oh, and by the way, for all of you people that hate the Department of Education, Jimmy Carter did sign an executive order setting it up. He never got the secretary of education confirmed, so he never hired anybody. They were all hired under Ronald Reagan.

1:18:50 All he had to do was put that damn thing in the shredder. Well, I think it was, well, what's her name? Charlotte Iserby. Charlotte Iserby talks about how she was extremely frustrated with Reagan because Reagan promised to get rid of it and he didn't.

1:19:14 And, yeah, and, you know, there's a, you know, you talk about some of the assault weapon bans. I mean, it was, you know, the Humphreys Act that happened under Reagan, which that was what basically limited the amount of fully automatic weapons that can go into the hands. You couldn't create any more fully automatic weapons except for the government, you know, and, you know, not to get. He was never a good guy. Yeah, he just, yeah.

1:19:42 And under Reagan, that's when we got background checks. So, you know, don't tell me that Reagan was, you know, good for the Second Amendment because, you know, we got two really bad things as a result of under Reagan. And Reagan with his 86th amnesty program is what threw California to the left in perpetuity. Yes. The Iran-Contra.

1:20:08 Completely. The Angola was done under him. We just talked about Angola. Every bit of that was done under Reagan. Yeah. We did assassinations under him. Now, let me ask this. Was he was he complicit or was he or was he kept at bay because it was done? It was ran under the office of the vice president so that he could say that he wasn't involved. So he has to sign the findings. OK.

1:20:39 So if you assassinate somebody under the CIA, they don't tell them how they're going to do it. But there is a finding like Eisenhower signed the finding to assassinate Lumumba. OK, so they do have to supposedly. I mean, that's the rule. But each and every one of these have the National Security Council and they do brief the president. He doesn't have.

1:21:11 deniability when it comes to the fact that it's going to happen. He has plausible deniability as to how it's going to happen. OK, that makes sense. So, yeah, not a good guy. You know, you're just kind of confirming some things that I suspected, but didn't really know. And, you know, I have often wondered about about Reagan.

1:21:37 The deeper down the rabbit hole I get, the more concerned I am about Reagan. And then it takes me back to Kennedy. It's like, I want to believe that Kennedy was a good guy. And to this day, I still kind of do. But at the same time, there's things about it that I question. So let me give you another example.

1:22:03 The CIA had decided that they were going to coup the... What's his name? Not Sukarta. It's the other guy. What country? They have almost identical names in Indonesia. There's Sukarta and... I don't remember. Sukara? Yeah, I was right. Okay, so...

1:22:27 They had decided that they're going to coup that guy. And the reason why they're going to do that is because unbeknownst to anybody in the world, except for a select few people, the Dutch had had geologists, which they do this undercover under the World Wildlife Fund. They send geologists all over the world to figure out where all the resources are and that's where they're going to coup next. And under the panda label. Right. And they set up.

1:22:56 paramilitary operations on WWF slash UNESCO national parks because they get the contract to provide the security so they know that they're secure and they can do these terrorist training camps on these wildlife foundations, which, by the way, if you want to look at any of those, there's several of them that was in northern South Africa along the border for destabilization of all these new.

1:23:23 governments that supposedly had been decolonized when they hadn't in order to launch the paramilitary. But anyway, so in Indonesia, the prime minister had been talking with Kennedy about inviting Kennedy over because there were some things going on there, destabilization, and he didn't know why.

1:23:52 He was never told that he had all of these resources. The Dutch knew that they had the largest supply of gold ever found and the largest supply of oil ever found. But they kept it a secret. So what their plan was, was to get rid of the guy that they didn't control, install the guy that they controlled so they could basically steal it for pennies on the dollar by buying off the guy that they're going to install. And that was already in the plans.

1:24:20 And Kennedy going over to Indonesia would have thrown a wrench in everything because in the Indonesian culture, it would have raised this guy up on a par of an international level that they would have been hard pressed to be able to undermine at that point. Kennedy had an appointment scheduled in January of 1964 to go to Indonesia.

1:24:51 They couldn't allow that to happen. Add that to the list. So if you go back and you look at all of the different things that and I didn't know this either. I kept getting told about how Kennedy didn't let the airplanes go. And that was how the whole Bay of Pigs got screwed up. I don't know if you've heard that story. All right. Well, that's not true.

1:25:16 Actually, there were two phases of aircraft that was going to be launched as a result of the plan as it was authored. And the very first launching of that aircraft, they were going to have a guy that supposedly had engine trouble and landed in Key West. And he was going to be the guy that the CIA used for the PR story about how they all took off of Cuba and they did a bombing run of Cuba.

1:25:45 And then, you know, everybody else went somewhere. Nobody knows where. But this guy had engine trouble. So he landed at Key West. So he's able to tell the whole story. All right. So they take off. And the I can't remember. There's like three groups of them of like three aircraft, except for one. B-26. They were B-26s. And the.

1:26:17 They did some bombing runs. They did some damage. But the one guy that was supposed to do the reconnaissance flight over at the end, he had engine trouble and had to ditch his aircraft at another island. And it just says in the Caribbean somewhere. So as this thing unfolds, they actually launched from Nicaragua or Guatemala, one of the two, from somewhere in South America, Central America.

1:26:47 And once the guy lands in Key West and they bring him up to Miami and he starts telling his scripted story, this is like on a Saturday. By late Sunday, everything about his story has fell apart. They have a picture of the aircraft. It doesn't have the actual emblem of the Cuban Air Force on it. Everything's getting picked apart, right?

1:27:16 the entire story has fallen apart and they didn't even have the internet. So when the second launch was supposed to happen on the day of the invasion, which I think is a Monday, Kennedy says, we can't do that because we don't have plausible deniability anymore because everybody's already trashed the story. They know these guys didn't come because the second wave was supposed to be another wave of defecting.

1:27:45 Cuban pilots, which is what the first way was sold as being. Right. And so now do you think anybody's going to believe an entire another squadron of pilots can get out of Cuba with another bunch of aircraft? They didn't come from Cuba, but that's going to be the story. Well, you know, damn good and well, Castro would have locked every one of the pilots up. But Castro knows those guys didn't come from his squadrons. He still has his airplanes. Right.

1:28:16 So nothing about the story added up. And so Kennedy, and they still wanted to go with it. And Kennedy's like, you can't go with that story. They already know it's a lie. Right. So that's the canceling of the air force, the air element. And if you go back with what all I've told you today and listen to that SOB that Tucker had on Felix Rodriguez, because he was all involved in all of this too.

1:28:45 He will tell, he sits there and tells Tucker that he didn't like JFK because he canceled the air package. Well, that fits the narrative. That fits the narrative they're trying to sell. Bullshit. Exactly. Well, where does all this stuff intersect as we come up, as we approach September 11th? Well, I mean.

1:29:18 There's a lot here. It intersects with the fact that you can't believe a damn thing your government tells you about anything. And the reason why I think it's so important that we talk about these things is that between now and the election, there's going to be shit happens. Just like the assassination attempt. There's going to be stuff happening.

1:29:44 And you can be 100% guaranteed that whatever comes out of the mouths of anybody in our government, it's going to be in a lie. 100% of the time, it's going to be a lie. Well, the government and would you say the media as well? I don't think they're separate. I think the quote unquote media is the PR department of the CIA. I agree. We don't have a media. Right.

1:30:08 That's another fallacy. Well, we are the media is basically what you're saying is that the only alternative media is people like you and I. So I would say the press, which I think is the technical term that was protected under the Constitution, are independent reporters. I think the word media is associated 100 percent with CIA assets. OK.

1:30:35 That's kind of in my mind, the differentiation that I make. Anybody that refers to themselves, because you go back and you look at them, how we got NBC. NBC is 100 percent CIA. Then they were there's the breakup and you've got ABC and then CBS comes along. Every bit of them are controlled. And they oh, by the way, they are all members of that Pilgrim Society and the American.

1:31:05 Security Council, NGOs, all of them. They're all members of the exact same groups. And if you look at their logos, their logos are basically all, their logos give them away. Yes, they absolutely do. And the same is true with the Washington Post and the New York Times, Life Magazine, Time Magazine. Time Magazine, that guy Luce and his wife, Claire Luce, they're in every bit of Operation Gladio.

1:31:35 They were part of the China lobby supporting Chiang Kai-shek. They raised money for him. She ends up being one of the first ambassadors to Italy after the World War II and is involved in manipulating their elections in Italy. Those guys are as dirty as dirty can be. And oh, by the way, where did the JFK tape end up? In his safe.

1:32:08 You mean the Zapruder tape? Yes. Go look and find where they found that. It wasn't in the FBI. He had it. Right. Well, and Zapruder was, I don't know where you are on this, but I'm a big believer that.

1:32:26 that Israel played a very large role in the assassination of Kennedy as well. I mean, a lot of people did. I mean, you had so many entities that had resentment. Here's what I know. Do I know that just like Indonesia and Israel with their nuclear program, everybody had a lot of vested interest in making sure he didn't survive. But what I know for a fact is that Otto Skorzeny,

1:32:54 who was an SS Nazi officer that was used in the aftermath of World War II. He reported during World War II to Reinhard Galen. He was his gladio trainer. They call them werewolf units inside of the Nazi infrastructure. Galen gets put in as the new CIA called BND in West Germany.

1:33:19 Galen becomes the BND chief. He's the counterpart to Alan Dulles for West Germany. His disciple, Otto Skorzeny, gets placed in Paris. Paris is the headquarters for NATO when it was set up. I remember that. Otto Skorzeny is going to be the NATO Operation Gladio trainer. The French left NATO, though, didn't they? We can get to that in a second.

1:33:47 But Otto Skorzeny is going to be their trainer and he's in Paris. Well, he gets spotted because he's got this big ass scar on his face. So they move him to Madrid, Spain. And Madrid, Spain at the time was Franco, Spain, dictator, fascist, and allows Otto Skorzeny to set up all of these different Gladio training bases along the border with France. And all of the disgruntled.

1:34:17 French paramilitary people that didn't want Algeria to get their freedom got pissed off at Charles de Gaulle and JFK because they both supported giving Algeria their real freedom, not part freedom, their real freedom. Give their country back to them and stop being an imperialist bastard. So the OAS.

1:34:41 entity, was there like Gladio troops? And Otto Skorzeny begins training them to go down and sabotage de Gaulle's ability to grant freedom to Algeria. So he is actively fighting against France's giving them freedom. And those same OAS agents get so pissed off at de Gaulle that they attempted to assassinate him over 20 times.

1:35:09 They tried to blow up his car. They tried to shoot him, everything. They tried to poison him. So remember where I told you Lyman Lemonsker went? All right. So he's in NATO, which is in Paris. And he calls Lyman Lemonsker to his office and he says, get the hell out of my country. So they had six months to pick up their shit and move to eventually Belgium. Right.

1:35:39 And so it was Charles de Gaulle after Otto Skorzeny had tried to assassinate him multiple times under the guise of NATO orders that they got kicked out because Charles de Gaulle knew. And he withdrew France out of NATO, their military forces out of NATO. And they didn't rejoin until like 2009. And there were two OAS agents that we know of.

1:36:09 That was in Dallas, November 22nd, 1963. Two of them. One was driven by a Dallas police officer to the Mexican border, and the other one was flown out of Dallas that night. And when you say OAS, I'm thinking Organization of American States. No.

1:36:30 But that is a Gladio organization, by the way, because that was formed under anti-communist bullshit. But that is not what that is. OAS is an acronym used for the paramilitary forces back in the day. And you can just search on it. You'll find them just OAS paramilitary and you'll find the entire list of them and what they did. And it's an actual.

1:36:54 acronym for a long French word that I don't know how to say. I was just asking because I wanted to make sure that I didn't, because maybe my audience doesn't know about OAS, but I know what Organization of the American States is. Yeah, that's a State Department kind of entity that they use to destabilize Latin America. All right. Well, the destabilization of Latin America, as you...

1:37:23 you you you properly identified as condor which is essentially a sub a sub or parallel or a parallel operation to gladio yeah so i mean it's like it's all it's all connected you know and that's you know that's one of the things i do i like about what i do with my channel is i don't i don't limit it to like well we're only going to talk about this or we're only going to talk about that i'm not i'm only going to talk about history well you know

1:37:49 You've got history, you've got banking, you've got finance, it's all, it's a religion. I mean, everything is, it's like gears, you know, I mean, you can't separate them. You just, you can't separate them. They're all intertwined. They're all, you know, they're all just basically joined at the hip. And so you go to every one of these countries and you ask, like in Vietnam, obviously we know that a large part of that was driven by the drug trade, but.

1:38:18 one of the major trades in Vietnam was rubber. Michelin, that was one of their largest rubber sources. And that's the reason why France was there. It was an industry that Firestone very much wanted to take over. And the whole reason we were in Angola, was it Angola or Liberia? There's so many of them, was that they were rubber too. And so I think it was Liberia.

1:38:48 um but uh firestone boats basically owned the country um and they had uh rubber plantations everywhere and like liberia as in uh where monrovia library of that liberia liberia as in the country yeah as in like as an ivory coaster of west coast africa it's yeah that's and that place is a freaking hellhole as i understand it well

1:39:14 It's a hellhole for the indigenous populations. Oh, buddy. I'm sure you can hear my... Yeah, so Liberia, I don't know if you know, but Liberia was like the U.S.'s first colony. Yes, because that's why it's Monrovia.

1:39:41 because it was under it was under president monroe when he's trying to send people back over there well it was it's supposedly voluntary right in 1820 um when we first stole the property um it was to voluntarily allow africans to go back home and over the course of the next hundred years um

1:40:05 Not a lot of them went, but several of them did. A lot of them didn't survive because of disease and all that other stuff. And then, interestingly enough, they enslaved the rest of the population of the country. They lived, they actually built plantations, houses. If you go over there, if you look at the architecture, it looks like the South. That sounds right. I believe that. Huge plantations. So supposedly these are.

1:40:38 freed slaves that you would have thought were very much into freedom. They volunteered to go over there, were set up under an allowance from the United States that we paid for years and years and years and years. And then they enslaved the indigenous population to work for them. That, you know what?

1:41:07 I've never really delved too deeply into that, but that just makes so much sense. The only reason I did is because we could their government in the recent past a couple of times, too. And so I did a whole show on it on my four o'clock spaces. And I'm like, oh, are you kidding me? Yeah. So I try to give people a mini geography lesson because we kind of do them in clusters of where.

1:41:36 Because the way Gladio works and them setting up paramilitary training camps on the borders, you have to look at the surrounding countries too. You can't just look at one. Because like with Nicaragua, they were in Costa Rica, Honduras, they were in El Salvador. So you kind of have to look at the region. And then once you do that, you want to know a little bit about the history. I started reading and I'm like, oh my God, you've got to be kidding me. Yeah, I find it so fascinating.

1:42:06 as a way of learning our real history doing this um and also you know the good parts and the bad parts as well yeah you know it's it's it's interesting i uh i actually was talking to uh i'm sure you you're i'm are you familiar with mike king mike king mike king

1:42:26 Yeah. Mike, Mike King. He's, he's, he's a guy who does a lot of stuff with history. I do a, I do a show with him every Tuesday, Tuesdays with Mike. And he does, he's, he's, he's getting a lot more popular. He's more of a revisionist historian. He's not really, he's not into the Gladio aspect. But anyway, all that aside, he is, I don't even know where I was going with that, but bottom, bottom line is when you, when you look at our history, or I know I was going with that. I, I,

1:42:56 I wanted to go back and look at American history going back to basically just right at the end of the war between the states with Reconstruction, the 14th Amendment, all of that, and how it laid the foundation for the progressive movement and then go into everything from the progressive movement all the way up.

1:43:24 through fdr to right to the very beginning of world war ii uh because that period in history is really the that was where a lot of the foundation the foundational structures for the things that we're talking about today were built but they weren't you they didn't use cia they used law firms and specifically they you one of the one of the main law firms they used was sullivan and cromwell correct

1:43:49 and which was alan dulles and john foster right and and i i because i do a lot of i i read a lot of books on my channel and one of the things one of the um uh books that i'm going to read here very shortly is a law unto itself yeah we're all about sullivan cromwell so uh you know just uh it's you know this this goes so freaking deep and and um i mean i don't i don't think that we could cover this in

1:44:20 five lifetimes, you know, just, just with how, how, how much information the volume is here, but, you know, you do a fantastic job. And I, I have to say, I applaud your commitment level and your, um, you know, your, your, just your stick-to-tiveness and your consistency. It's, uh, uh, it's, you know, it's, it's all, it's awe-inspiring.

1:44:46 As somebody who empowers this information, you know, I just, I look at you and I just, in nothing but just, you know, drooling admiration if I, you know, to be graphic. That's such a nice way of saying I'm an old dog with a bone. Yeah, well, maybe. But I don't. I like your way of saying it so much better. Yes. I'm just, I'm just, you know, you know, it's very rarely that I get.

1:45:11 talk to people that are at my level and above, but I always seek finding people that are at my level and above because that's when I learn. And, you know, yeah. Probably the best way to close this is to also my last point is what happens afterwards, right? And we know that the Patriot Act was actually written prior to 9-11 and then it happened, you know, to get implemented because it just happened to be written. And,

1:45:40 When we go from the whole circle back to get smart chaos and control, out of chaos comes their control. And so you have to look at kind of closing that loop of where we started and looking at all the patterns. You get your deliverable at the end of the terror event, which was the passage of the Patriot Act, which opened up massive surveillance, which basically is the Phoenix program in modern day.

1:46:10 Out of 9-11, the American-style Phoenix program using electronics was given birth to. It's interesting that you say that. I was talking about a good friend of mine who was on an HVT in Iraq, and he talked all the time. I haven't talked to him in a while, but he's told me many a story about...

1:46:38 you know, the technology that they use. And that was all the stuff that McChrystal was doing over there and McChrystal and Petraeus and all those guys. Everything that was going on in Iraq and Afghanistan was essentially the testbed of all of the electronic surveillance and tracking of people. That was their testing ground of how they were going to do it. And now it's being turned onto the American people.

1:47:04 Vietnam was the psychological testing ground and the Phoenix program testing ground for using police apparatuses to control populations. The psyops that they used was perfected over there.

1:47:23 And it has been brought home to the United States. And one further question, because a lot of your audience is probably very familiar with Mike Benz, who talks a lot about the State Department, the CIA and NATO and their coordinated effort on censorship. I want everybody to understand, if you look at all of Operation Gladio, if it was an entire circle, he's talking about the cyber portion.

1:47:52 Only not the kinetic portion, but everything that he's talking about is Operation Gladio, every bit of it. So in the Phoenix program in Vietnam, they actually shot you in very horrific ways. They would disembowel people because they wanted a psychological effect to their assassinations. That was the terror aspect. So what they do today using cyber.

1:48:22 is they disappear you electronically. They will debank you. They will remove your social media. They are doing the exact same thing with technology that they did in the 1960s and 70s with kinetics. So it is the exact same program in 2024. They are.

1:48:52 And they have launched the Phoenix program, and it started on 9-11. And that would be shadow banning. Everything. Or loss of account or shadow banning. All of it. All of it, yeah. And I could go on forever. But you obviously have a life to live. So I'm going to bid you very.

1:49:22 pleasant good day uh where can where do people find your work i'm on exit at colonel um col towner and then um is it at col i i have i have yours i have your uh your is it coloneltowner.substack.com is that still that's my sub stack um and and you can find me if you just sub search on sub stack or um rumble at the colonel's corner the colonel's corner um you can find me there

1:49:51 Um, and then also, um, I think it's at Colonel Watkins on true social. Okay. But, but where, where do you hang out the most? You're, you're mostly on X. I am now mostly on X and we do a four o'clock spaces every day. Um, Monday through Friday. 4 p.m. Eastern or Pacific? Um, Eastern. Okay. So 1 p.m.

1:50:15 And we're talking about Operation Gladio. We're currently on the Phoenix program in Vietnam right now. But there is my pinned post has two things on it. It has a hyperlink to like a Dropbox that has all of our Operation Gladio spaces on it. And there's probably 20 or 30 on there now because we went all around the world. And also there is a thread app.

1:50:42 that if you click on that, I do almost daily long threads about a subject that's tangentially related to Operation Gladio. For example, I do them on some of these NGOs. I came across, this was just crazy. I came across an island.

1:51:03 That is halfway between Cuba and Honduras. That has been, I mean, for decades, it was used as a CIA radio relay place. And it's something you've never heard of. You've never seen the thing mentioned. It was out there on the State Department's website saying that it was a thing. It's been given now back to Honduras.

1:51:32 for a long time and no one's ever written about it um but you just find these things reading articles because when i read and do the homework for the show i like i want to look at everything i like if it talks about a name i've got to look up the organization if it and united fruit of course shows up there sullivan and cromwell um uh they actually were involved in the island they were um

1:51:58 representatives for some of the fake country or companies that they set up that like a steamship company was supposedly setting up a radio station. Steamship company sets up radio station. Like, you know, that's never happened. And oh, by the way, the company hadn't had ships in like 15 years. And then all of a sudden out of nowhere, he buys a radio station. So they don't even make their cover stories make sense.

1:52:29 Wow. So they're all on my pinned post on X. Yeah, you guys definitely go find, I'll put a link to her X link in the description and definitely go subscribe to her. I've actually participated in a few of the spaces. You know, there's only 24 hours in a day. I can't do everything, but the, you know,

1:52:59 I will say that of all the people that are out there putting out quality information about American history, I would put the colonel's work at or near the top of anybody's to-do list in terms of having a true grasp on how really corrupt America has been. And really, not just for 100 years, but 150 years. Really, I would say since probably the end of the Civil War.

1:53:28 You know that so many things were changed as a result of that war that people really don't understand. And, you know, that's that's not really a Gladio thing. But there's, you know, as you said, you only really go back about 100 years. Well, and Gladio specifically after World War Two. But what we found and I think this is a fascinating note to end on. Gladio didn't start at the end of World War Two from a functional standpoint. It did from a named operation.

1:53:58 If you go back, like I said, to our deposing the Queen of Hawaii, it started in the late 1800s, early 1900s. We overthrew the government there and confiscated that island. And as we were talking about, the Spanish-American War was fought for us to colonialize those places, not to free them. That's right. And so we basically just took them over.

1:54:26 had been fighting for 30 or 40 years to get Spain out of their countries, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. Guam. Believed, believed that we were there to free them because we are the freedom fighters. Right. When all we did was not only not free them, we assassinated everybody that had fought for the last 30 years for their own freedom. So we were not the good guys.

1:54:57 No, I that's if there's one thing that I can convey to people out there, it's listen, the the notion and the and the organization of the United States in terms of from a constitutional standpoint and what the founding fathers wanted. That is when I when I say that I have a loyalty to my country, I'm loyal to the way the country was originally intended to be to the Constitution.

1:55:26 Yeah, to the Constitution. What the country has become is so far twisted and bastardized from what it was originally intended to be. And it's not I mean, we we basically are the British Empire 2.0 on and a very ruthless one at that. Well, and some would argue that we're actually like.

1:55:49 The UK junior, because if you go back to the Fabian Society and the creation of the Royal International Institute, the RIIA and their counterpart, the Council of Foreign Relations, we were basically taken over when those things got set up. And there's a lot more to that. But what what I think was brilliant on their part is that using.

1:56:17 private companies and law firms and the State Department alone to take over countries would give us eventually the appearance of a colonial power. So after World War II, and that's where Gladio was given birth at, what they did was they took all of those same capabilities of the overthrowing governments and housed them in a CIA.

1:56:46 And they closed the door and they gave them a national security stamp. It literally says national security. And every coup, every rebellion, every revolution that they created got stamped national security. You're not allowed to see. And can I ask a question about national security? Didn't the whole national security thing?

1:57:13 the real true, like the national secrets act that was really, that was, that was born out of that B-29 that crashed, wasn't it? Yeah. Okay. I would love. I mean, I think, yeah. I mean, there was a lot that happened as a result of that, but. Right. But that was the secret. But from the minute that the CIA was formed in 1948, they use that as an excuse to tell no one what.

1:57:40 they've been doing and by putting it in the government um it gave them and making everything classified it gave them the plausible deniability so they could never tie and they create front companies and all this other stuff they could never tie the united states at all with a particular overthrow things began being declassified and now we can go back and look and tie things exactly together

1:58:09 But what it did do also, and I'll make this last point, then I got to go. But what it did is it gave government sanction to all of these activities throughout the world, as opposed to it being a law firm that doesn't have any standing, you know, to do anything or backing of a government. And that matters so that we can go steal airplanes from Venezuela like we just did. Right. Exactly.

1:58:35 I couldn't have said it better. On that note, I got to go because I had to. Hey, Colonel, it was really good to have you back on. And I hope that I hope you'll come back. I really do.

1:58:47 Yeah. So, cause you're just such a wealth of information and I just, I love having you. So, uh, but we'll talk about that. I sent you, by the way, I sent you a text message. Um, just check that out and do something to do with your glasses. So guys go follow, go follow Colonel Towner on the, uh, on X, um, and, and all of our other links are there as well. I appreciate your time today.

1:59:10 And I look forward to seeing you again. And I'll be participating. I'm going to set an alarm on my phone so that I can participate in your spaces a little bit. Love having you there. So awesome. Thank you so much. Have a great day. All right. Take care, everybody.

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Operation Gladio operated_in South Korea host_asserted ▶ 3:14

“responsibility for the southern part of Korea and the Soviet Union was given custodial responsibility for the northern area to push Japan out. We committed to a unified election. We did everything we,…”

Operation Gladio assassinated Syngman Rhee host_asserted ▶ 3:45

“They assassinated everybody that was for unification in the South. Everybody. Really? Yes. They installed. I didn't know that. Yes, me either. They installed a gentleman whose last name is R-H-E-E. Th…”

Operation Gladio installed Syngman Rhee host_asserted ▶ 3:45

Operation Gladio operated_in North Korea host_asserted ▶ 4:13

“just across the parallel that we had responsibility for into the northern sector. So Kim was kind of the leading presidential nominee in the north. He was not communist, by the way. He fought on our s…”

Operation Gladio operated_in North Korea host_asserted ▶ 5:07

“over and with some of the people that we have paid to be part of our merry little band of assassins in the South, we implant them in stay behind units in the North, just across the border. Now they st…”

Chiang Kai-shek operated_in Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 7:27

“And then we faked one after we got all the bad guys out of the South as if it was the real unification election and Kim lost. It was not. That was all just propaganda. Now, transition over to Vietnam.…”

Allen Dulles ordered_assassination_of Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 8:44

“Because Paul Helliwell, working with Chiang Kai-shek, had already got the go ahead from Alan Dulles and Wild Bill Donovan and the State Department to do black ops with drug sales like Chiang Kai-shek …”

Paul Helliwell did_business_with Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 8:44

William J. Donovan ordered_assassination_of Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 8:44

Ho Chi Minh overthrew Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 9:44

“So, yeah. So now they're like, well, shit, we didn't get that done. So let's move over here to Vietnam and we'll kick the French out and we're going to set ourselves up here. And by the way, Ho Chi Mi…”

Chiang Kai-shek moved_to Burma host_asserted ▶ 10:12

“He got plopped down there, but he was on the border of China. And so he was able to continue the pecking away of harassing China from the northern area of Vietnam. So he gets kicked out of there and h…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 11:00

“Telling people that there's ghosts, phantoms, the communists are going to overrun them any minute and cut babies out of women's stomachs. They're going to put them on spikes. So they have to get out o…”

Norman Dodd headed Reese Commission host_asserted ▶ 15:25

“manipulate everybody based on the chaos you created so by giving them part of europe and then the next day going oh my god they got part of europe it's disingenuous well let me ask you a question um a…”

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace member_of Reese Commission host_asserted ▶ 15:57

“investigation about all of the foundations of the private foundations uh top three foundations and what they were doing and when norman uh he was the head of that commission and he had his like lead a…”

Rockefeller Foundation member_of Reese Commission host_asserted ▶ 15:57

Ford Foundation member_of Reese Commission host_asserted ▶ 15:57

Phoenix Program operated_in Vietnam documented ▶ 18:11

“that indicates the phoenix program that was used for pacification in vietnam is here in the united states and it's been here a long time i believe that thousand so yeah it's is it would you would you …”

School of the Americas moved_to Fort Benning host_asserted ▶ 19:04

“Brutal tactics. And I mean, all that stuff that they learned from the Phoenix program is that was what that was the curriculum at the School of the Americas. And the Hemispheric School, because the sc…”

School of the Americas trained Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 19:04

NATO funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 22:19

“By NATO, if you're going to be a NATO member, you have to set up Operation Gladio style capability in your country. That was a secret agreement that came out in 1990 that everybody had signed as a res…”

Edward Lansdale operated_in Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 28:31

“Lansdale brought in all of his paramilitary Gladio trained people from the Philippines because we just basically overthrew and installed our guy in the Philippines. And so all of his trained guys were…”

Edward Lansdale operated_in Philippines host_asserted ▶ 28:59

“that we i'm talking about in the immediate aftermath of world war ii now lansdale was there during world war ii as well um and um but he all of his trained guys that he worked with there were picked u…”

Felix Rodriguez assassinated Che Guevara host_asserted ▶ 30:40

“The Cuban exile community has been used repeatedly in the United States as domestic terrorists. And this is such an important point because the guy that Tucker had on his show, Felix Rodriguez, that w…”

Felix Rodriguez member_of Iran-Contra affair host_asserted ▶ 31:01

“Is one of those Cuban exiles that was in El Salvador, that was in Honduras, that was involved in every bit of this. He was the number three guy in the Iran Contra in Vice President Bush's office. Dona…”

Organisation armée secrète operated_in Congo host_asserted ▶ 31:30

“I look for the presence of a foreigner. If you look at the Congo, when we murdered Lumumba, you had all of the French OAS there. So if there's a presence of a foreign known Gladio affiliated entity, t…”

Leo Ryan exposed Jim Jones host_asserted ▶ 34:12

“basically his entire life. Everything that you've been told about him is a lie. He set up Jonestown originally as a terrorist training camp. It was never meant to be an MK Ultra experiment. The only r…”

Jim Jones founded Jonestown massacre host_asserted ▶ 34:12

Israel supplied_arms_to South Africa host_asserted ▶ 40:20

“So we're giving Israel military aid, foreign aid through the State Department. They're taking that aid. They're buying weapons along with nuclear capability from France, and they're selling it to Sout…”

South Africa supplied_arms_to Angola host_asserted ▶ 40:20

Israel funded Operation Condor host_asserted ▶ 42:27

“That at the beginning of Operation Condor, which is Gladio's cousin. Correct. Dedicated specifically to Latin America. What if I told you at the very beginning of that, there was one country that went…”

Israel trained Colombia host_asserted ▶ 43:54

“like all of the people that ran the actual drug networks in Colombia, they all went and they were assigned an Israeli advisor to the installed dictator. Every country, Panama, Colombia, they all had a…”

Israel supplied_arms_to Iran host_asserted ▶ 44:23

“A thousand. You're not going to get any disagreements from me at all. And we know that we used Israel as a cutout to ship the arms to Iran during the Iran-Contra. Okay. And I think we also used Israel…”

Israel funded Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 44:23

Richard Perle proposed Iraq host_asserted ▶ 47:08

“Yeah, I think I heard that. But yeah, I didn't know that. They wrote a PR plan on how to sell going to war in Iraq after 9-11 to the American people. So then we already talked about who financially be…”

Frank Luntz proposed Iraq host_asserted ▶ 47:08

Fabian Society funded Adolf Hitler host_asserted ▶ 54:47

“Well, first of all, it's not Russia. It's the Soviet Union. You're right. And the thing that started the Soviet Union was the Bolsheviks. That's right. And we funded them. That's right. So we created …”

Fabian Society funded Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 54:47

Lyman Lemnitzer member_of Joint Chiefs of Staff host_asserted ▶ 56:53

“don't know to say to have a mock break in to make it look like we're under threat because, hey, there's a there's a break in now. So and then your husband's like, OK, well, you know what? I guess mayb…”

Lyman Lemnitzer worked_with Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 57:21

“And he's working in cohorts with the recently fired Alan Dulles from the CIA, who basically just created his own enterprise outside of the CIA. He never gave up control. He was intimately involved in …”

Lyman Lemnitzer proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 57:51

“We're going to run through with this because it fits every pattern. Lyman Lemonsker wrote Operation Northwood to use Cuban exiles that have been trained as Operation Gladio assassins and explosive exp…”

John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Lyman Lemnitzer host_asserted ▶ 58:48

“for the third time that's right so when he presented he if i if i remember correctly and i don't mean to jump the gun here but he presented that to to kennedy and kennedy was horrified and that's what…”

Lyman Lemnitzer headed NATO host_asserted ▶ 59:32

“You have the guy who's willing to blow up Americans in order to take Cuba back for the CIA drug trafficking station that it was and allow the mafia back in for their casinos as secretary of defense. A…”

John F. Kennedy covered_up Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:00:42

“um deference to jfk i don't think he thought he was going to take it number one and it also illustrates to me that no one ever told jfk about gladio um because they didn't trust him because he didn't …”

Lyman Lemnitzer member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:01:34

“knew what Gladio was and how did he know? Well, when Lyman Lemonsker was a two-star, do you know who he worked for? Eisenhower. In Europe. Eisenhower, who people thought was just the best thing since …”

Lyman Lemnitzer worked_for Dwight D. Eisenhower host_asserted ▶ 1:01:34

Dwight D. Eisenhower did_business_with Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 1:01:34

Dwight D. Eisenhower implemented Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:02:03

“of Operation Gladio from being an access level stay behind program to being a worldwide apparatus at the end of World War Two. And Eisenhower is the one that basically implemented it in the United Sta…”

Richard Nixon member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:02:03

Chiang Kai-shek moved_to Taiwan host_asserted ▶ 1:02:59

“He gets kicked out of we talked about he gets kicked out of China. They put him in northern Vietnam temporarily. He gets kicked out of there by Ho Chi Minh. He goes to Burma. He eventually gets kicked…”

Richard Nixon recognized People's Republic of China host_asserted ▶ 1:04:50

“So when Nixon recognizes Mao and the PRC, the communist China, that is one of the lines in the treaty that negates the treaty. Okay, so that pisses everybody off, right? They want to have the caveat t…”

William Pawley founded Flying Tigers host_asserted ▶ 1:13:26

“He owned the franchise in Southeast Asia for Curtis Aircraft, commercial and military. And he is singly responsible for the creation of the Flying Tigers. And he is singly responsible for the initial …”

Lou Wasserman funded Ronald Reagan host_asserted ▶ 1:17:52

“The only waiver during the entire time Reagan was the Screen Actor Guild president that was given was to Lou Wasserman. And in return, Lou Wasserman funded almost single handedly Ronald Reagan's run f…”

Jimmy Carter founded Department of Health, Education, and Welfare host_asserted ▶ 1:18:22

“And then if you go back and you look at all of the stuff that he did, whether it's the Iran contract. Oh, and by the way, for all of you people that hate the Department of Education, Jimmy Carter did …”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:20:39

“So if you assassinate somebody under the CIA, they don't tell them how they're going to do it. But there is a finding like Eisenhower signed the finding to assassinate Lumumba. OK, so they do have to …”

Netherlands spied_on Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 1:22:27

“They had decided that they're going to coup that guy. And the reason why they're going to do that is because unbeknownst to anybody in the world, except for a select few people, the Dutch had had geol…”

World Wildlife Fund front_for Netherlands host_asserted ▶ 1:22:27

John F. Kennedy scheduled_visit_to Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 1:24:20

“And Kennedy going over to Indonesia would have thrown a wrench in everything because in the Indonesian culture, it would have raised this guy up on a par of an international level that they would have…”

John F. Kennedy cancelled Bay of Pigs Invasion host_asserted ▶ 1:27:16

“the entire story has fallen apart and they didn't even have the internet. So when the second launch was supposed to happen on the day of the invasion, which I think is a Monday, Kennedy says, we can't…”

Felix Rodriguez disliked John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:28:45

“He will tell, he sits there and tells Tucker that he didn't like JFK because he canceled the air package. Well, that fits the narrative. That fits the narrative they're trying to sell. Bullshit. Exact…”

Henry Luce member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:31:05

“Security Council, NGOs, all of them. They're all members of the exact same groups. And if you look at their logos, their logos are basically all, their logos give them away. Yes, they absolutely do. A…”

Clare Boothe Luce member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:31:05

Henry Luce supported Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 1:31:35

“They were part of the China lobby supporting Chiang Kai-shek. They raised money for him. She ends up being one of the first ambassadors to Italy after the World War II and is involved in manipulating …”

Clare Boothe Luce manipulated_elections_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 1:31:35

Israel involved_in Kennedy murder host_asserted ▶ 1:32:26

“that Israel played a very large role in the assassination of Kennedy as well. I mean, a lot of people did. I mean, you had so many entities that had resentment. Here's what I know. Do I know that just…”

Reinhard Gehlen relationship_with Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 1:33:19

“Galen becomes the BND chief. He's the counterpart to Alan Dulles for West Germany. His disciple, Otto Skorzeny, gets placed in Paris. Paris is the headquarters for NATO when it was set up. I remember …”

Otto Skorzeny trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:33:19

Reinhard Gehlen headed BND host_asserted ▶ 1:33:19

Otto Skorzeny operated_in Spain host_asserted ▶ 1:33:47

“But Otto Skorzeny is going to be their trainer and he's in Paris. Well, he gets spotted because he's got this big ass scar on his face. So they move him to Madrid, Spain. And Madrid, Spain at the time…”

Otto Skorzeny moved_to Madrid host_asserted ▶ 1:33:47

Charles de Gaulle supported Algeria host_asserted ▶ 1:34:17

“French paramilitary people that didn't want Algeria to get their freedom got pissed off at Charles de Gaulle and JFK because they both supported giving Algeria their real freedom, not part freedom, th…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Organisation armée secrète host_asserted ▶ 1:34:41

“entity, was there like Gladio troops? And Otto Skorzeny begins training them to go down and sabotage de Gaulle's ability to grant freedom to Algeria. So he is actively fighting against France's giving…”

Organisation armée secrète attempted_assassination_of Charles de Gaulle host_asserted ▶ 1:34:41

Lyman Lemnitzer moved_to Belgium host_asserted ▶ 1:35:09

“They tried to blow up his car. They tried to shoot him, everything. They tried to poison him. So remember where I told you Lyman Lemonsker went? All right. So he's in NATO, which is in Paris. And he c…”

France removed_from_power NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:35:39

“And so it was Charles de Gaulle after Otto Skorzeny had tried to assassinate him multiple times under the guise of NATO orders that they got kicked out because Charles de Gaulle knew. And he withdrew …”

Organisation armée secrète member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:36:30

“But that is a Gladio organization, by the way, because that was formed under anti-communist bullshit. But that is not what that is. OAS is an acronym used for the paramilitary forces back in the day. …”

Operation Condor relationship_with Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:37:23

“you you you properly identified as condor which is essentially a sub a sub or parallel or a parallel operation to gladio yeah so i mean it's like it's all it's all connected you know and that's you kn…”

Michelin invested_in Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:38:18

“one of the major trades in Vietnam was rubber. Michelin, that was one of their largest rubber sources. And that's the reason why France was there. It was an industry that Firestone very much wanted to…”

Firestone invested_in Liberia host_asserted ▶ 1:38:48

“um but uh firestone boats basically owned the country um and they had uh rubber plantations everywhere and like liberia as in uh where monrovia library of that liberia liberia as in the country yeah a…”

United States founded Liberia host_asserted ▶ 1:39:14

“It's a hellhole for the indigenous populations. Oh, buddy. I'm sure you can hear my... Yeah, so Liberia, I don't know if you know, but Liberia was like the U.S.'s first colony. Yes, because that's why…”

John Foster Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 1:43:24

“through fdr to right to the very beginning of world war ii uh because that period in history is really the that was where a lot of the foundation the foundational structures for the things that we're …”

Allen Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 1:43:24

Stanley McChrystal operated_in Iraq host_asserted ▶ 1:46:38

“you know, the technology that they use. And that was all the stuff that McChrystal was doing over there and McChrystal and Petraeus and all those guys. Everything that was going on in Iraq and Afghani…”

David Petraeus operated_in Iraq host_asserted ▶ 1:46:38

Phoenix Program operated_in Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:47:52

“Only not the kinetic portion, but everything that he's talking about is Operation Gladio, every bit of it. So in the Phoenix program in Vietnam, they actually shot you in very horrific ways. They woul…”

Sullivan & Cromwell did_business_with United Fruit Company host_asserted ▶ 1:51:32

“for a long time and no one's ever written about it um but you just find these things reading articles because when i read and do the homework for the show i like i want to look at everything i like if…”

United States overthrew Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:53:58

“If you go back, like I said, to our deposing the Queen of Hawaii, it started in the late 1800s, early 1900s. We overthrew the government there and confiscated that island. And as we were talking about…”

United States overthrew Puerto Rico host_asserted ▶ 1:53:58

United States overthrew Hawaii host_asserted ▶ 1:53:58

United States overthrew Guam host_asserted ▶ 1:53:58

United States overthrew Philippines host_asserted ▶ 1:53:58

Royal Institute of International Affairs relationship_with CFR host_asserted ▶ 1:55:49

“The UK junior, because if you go back to the Fabian Society and the creation of the Royal International Institute, the RIIA and their counterpart, the Council of Foreign Relations, we were basically t…”

Fabian Society relationship_with Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 1:55:49