Colonel's Corner Podcast with War Hamster Brady - OPERATION GLADIO 101

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0:03 Hi everyone, I'm the Colonel's Corner on Rumble and everyone knows me as Colonel Roxanne Towner Watkins and I'm joined today with war underscore hamster and just to tell you a little bit about my background, I spent 30 years in the United States Air Force. I retired as a colonel and I've traveled all over the world.

0:32 I've been deployed multiple times, a couple of times to Southwest Asia. I've traveled all over Southeast Asia. Very familiar with that part of the world. I have several degrees. One of my degrees is in strategic studies, which kind of is an overview of global military political operations, if you will, over the course of.

1:01 the last hundred years. That was Air War College. I graduated from there in 2003 with a master's degree in that. And history has always been a fascination for me. I am an avid reader. I read a lot. And that's kind of my background. I'm going to turn it over and let Warhamster introduce himself to my audience. Hello, my name is Brady, also known in some corners of the internet as Warhamster.

1:32 My background is I consider myself a reformed Wall Street guy. I spent 20 plus years working for the major banks and also as an independent in the finance world. As I was rising through the ranks of that wonderful world, I got to peek behind the curtain a little bit and notice that there's some things that just weren't the way they were supposed to be. As an avid researcher myself and an amateur historian, I started digging deeper into what really makes the world work.

2:02 You know, fast forward to the world started getting really crazy around 2015 or 16, and I started getting pretty active on the internet. Everything from Russiagate to, you know, you name the rabbit hole, I've probably been down at least once to some degree. I actually met the good Colonel recently. My fiance is also very much into, she's a very talented researcher, and she kept forwarding me articles or clips from the Colonel's Corner.

2:29 on the same subjects that I'd researched. And as we started corresponding, we realized we'd come to really similar conclusions from a different direction. And we thought it'd be kind of complimentary to really kind of present some of this real history stuff together and give slightly different perspectives. So here we are today. And the first one, I hope, is many fun shows. Absolutely. And what are we talking about today? We're talking about Operation Gladio. Oh, a fun one.

2:59 I came across Operation Gladio in one of the books that I was reading called The Third Way. The Third Way is written about the erroneous assumption that there is a far left and a far right, because there's not. There is a perception that was created on purpose that communism is on the left and fascism is on the right. They are both.

3:29 very leftist ideologies but you need in order to psychologically um funnel people to a particular direction you need something that's on the left and something that's on the right in order to push people what i refer to is onto the cattle car and the narrative got built um around the

4:01 early World War I, World War II, that fascism was going to be designed as a right issue so that, as the author in The Third Way points out, you can come at people from the left and you can come at people from the right and kind of herd them in the direction that you want. And I found that concept fascinating.

4:23 Yeah, and it's something I agree with 100%. I guess in my introduction, I should have mentioned that I'm an amateur constitutional scholar and I help Douglas V. Gibbs teach the constitution class both online and used to be in person. But one of the things we describe is the far left is 100% authoritarianism and the far right is 100% anarchy. But that's also 100% individual liberty. So what the founding father's goal was,

4:52 is to be as far right as you could be the most individual liberty could be and still maintain order and what you're talking about is the artificial uh calling fascism right and communism left that's just the divide and conquer strategy exactly it doesn't matter if it's right versus left black versus white they want to distract us but we never look up and see who's pulling the puppet strings exactly and um one of the things that i have to that i

5:22 noticed right away in Trump's narratives is he never allows people to create the false narrative and then answer it. He calls them immediately on them phrasing a question with it being fiction and then expecting him to answer. It's kind of like the wife beating thing. When did you stop beating your wife?

5:50 Anybody that has a conversation about far right, I ignore because they have completely destroyed their credibility by the use of that term. And I just won't accept that hypothesis. And I think if more of us in a dialogue would do that, and it's based on knowledge. And that's the reason why I feel compelled. And I've spent literally hundreds of hours reading and beginning.

6:21 a podcast in order to help people who still work and have a day job to have the information to be able to refute it in a concise manner. So when I got to the end of The Third Way, I feel like I'm fairly competent in military operations and things that has gone on in the past. He talked about

6:49 a concept called Operation Gladio. And because that was new, I had no idea what it was and I'm instantly intrigued. So it's also referred to as stay behind units. And it's also referred to as the strategy of tension. All three of those things are synonymous with each other. And so I started looking and started reading articles just on the internet and found a couple of authors that had done an excellent job.

7:19 of detailing like in volumes of books about the extensiveness of Operation Gladio. And I was flabbergasted that in all of the research, all of the historical documents that I read, I've never come across that. And of course, I immediately get on my phone to my network. And I mean, I have retired National War College friends. I have retired general.

7:48 um friends as a matter of fact i was just talking recently with the three-star general he's never heard of it and he was in charge who commanded air war college and air command and staff college never heard of it and so you you you that just blew me away and that made me even more um interested in exposing it because it's huge

8:12 Yeah, and just to be crystal clear, this is not a conspiracy theory. This is documented in CIA and government documents, congressional testimony. This is real. Everything we're talking about, this is not a theory. This is not somebody trying to put pieces together. This is actual source documents behind all this stuff. Correct. Newspaper clippings. It's all got the best investigation ever into it. It was in the country of Italy, and we'll get into that.

8:40 But also to set the stage and kind of capture what you were saying, Brady, about your Wall Street experience, which is why I think this team is going to be so awesome in discussing this particular topic. Because also, this was all in context for me of having just recently learned.

9:04 through Antony Sutton's trilogy about Wall Street and the Bolsheviks, Wall Street and FDR and Wall Street and Nazism, Hitler, that the funding of all of those, the funding of FDR's campaign, the funding of the Bolsheviks that went into Russia and turned it Soviet into quote unquote communism and the

9:33 effort to fund Hitler, both when he was still in jail, but after he became the chancellor of Germany as well, all came primarily from one location on or near Wall Street. And the address was 120 Broadway in New York City. And I won't go into too much detail. I do think I highly encourage anybody interested in this topic to go read.

10:03 Antony Sutton's on YouTube. There's videos of him talking about all of this. Again, all proven fact, all with cable, State Department cables. He goes into a lot of detail of exactly how that happened. And so it's interesting to note for the purpose of today that Lennon was put up in London.

10:30 And Trotsky was put up in New York City. They were housed there for multiple years with no apparent ability to have income as foreigners. And yet Trotsky lived in New York City in the early 19-teens with a refrigerator and all of the luxuries that most of Americans didn't have access to.

10:57 And they both traveled from their prospective protective custody into Russia to create communism, Bolshevik, after the revolution in Russia. And so that ties directly into where we're going to get to the operational control of Operation Gladio, because it comes from both the United States, Germany, because Lenin went through Germany to get to Russia.

11:28 And from downtown London. Yeah, you cannot tell this story without talking about London, period. Because that really may just be the epicenter of all of these schemes and plots. You know, it's funny you mentioned Anthony Sutton. You know, I started my research just going into the history of banking and finance and how it got, shall we say, as creative as it has. It's the wrong term.

11:53 You go deep enough into the formation of money. The very first public presentation I ever did, I called it the dystopian history of money and banking. And I went all the way back to Roman times, the creation of the first private ability to mint coin in the 1600s. We'll go into that another time. But you can't go down that path and not run into Anthony Sutton at some point in time. And I ran into him pretty early on, G. Edward Griffin, among others. There's a few other, Dr. John Coleman.

12:22 did some really good work in this area. You know, he was dismissed as a quack for a number of years. And Coleman's theories are coming more and more true over the last decade or so. So it's funny that, you know, let's not dismiss people out of hand. Some of these people actually did do the real research. And like you said, but the work that Sutton did is amazing. And same with Griffin, because they actually, you know, dug through boxes and microfiche and looked at real articles and actual cables and communications. Exactly.

12:49 That's source documents, as we like to call it. Go ahead. Go ahead. I know you'd mentioned Trotsky coming from New York. That's a fascinating story. But you also mentioned the Russian Revolution. I state that a little differently. There wasn't necessarily so much a Russian Revolution as it was a Russian invasion. Correct. And it was financed by British and United States banking interests. Correct.

13:20 We don't have to talk about the long feud between British interests and Russian, but it definitely plays a part. But for another show, that will be true of all the royalty that got deposed during this time, to include France, the Austrian. We lost thousand-year reigns of monarchies, and I'm not saying it's good or bad, but it was all intentional.

13:45 Yeah. And, you know, they may all be related. And much, much of them are defended or descended from the Venetian royalty who infiltrated through marriage throughout Europe. And that's that's a whole show of itself. So let's not call it a whole series of shows. So where are we? We're in 1917. Are we still before that? So, well, if you back up just a little bit, it's important to note going into this, the Boer Wars that happened in.

14:17 Because you set the stage for the colonialization that had been going on both pre-Boer Wars and post-Boer Wars. But the Boer Wars is the first time in this story we get introduced to Churchill, Winston Churchill. So for people who don't know, there was two Boer Wars. And the first one, the...

14:44 English got their butt kicked by the totally ill-equipped Boers that were basically farmers. And the way they got their butt kicked was the Boers knew they had infiltrators on where the English were going to attack them from. And a young British reporter named Winston Churchill

15:12 Most people don't know that he was a reporter, was covering this. And as the British forces went in to attack the different settlements of these farmers, these farmers had what they what we will call for the purpose of this conversation, stay behind units. They had hid both munitions and people so that as the British went by, they ambushed them from behind. And that struck.

15:42 Winston Churchill as genius. And he wrote about it. And we will see that tactic used later on. So it was important to and then they used that knowledge to come back when they attacked the second time after they found gold there, which is all it was all about resources. They wanted the gold and they wanted the diamonds in South Africa. And that's the reason why South Africa became a British colony.

16:10 and was a British colony for a long time, is because they wanted to steal all of the resources. These people, which then leads us to the Fabian Society and the London School of Economics, the Balfour Agreement and all of those, and I'll allow Brady to come in here in just a second. But this sets the stage for what was the next phase of Operation Gladio. And that's...

16:39 their view of the African continent as a slave colony. It was never going to be allowed to have sovereign states. It was never going to be allowed to have its own monetary system. It was always, and many of them still think that today, it is always to be a slave colony of the Europeans.

17:04 So I'd like to introduce into the story one of the more influential British was a guy by the name of Cecil Rhodes. If you're familiar with the name Rhodes, he's the one who founded the Rhodes Foundation right before his death, early 1910s. And that's influential to today. But he's a fascinating story. He came from a relatively well-off family in England, wanted to go to Oxford, did not get in. His family sent him to South Africa to basically get some worldly experience.

17:34 About two years after he got there, they discovered diamonds in South Africa, and that really started the diamond rush there. By the age of 24, he had accumulated quite a bit of wealth and started buying up other people's claims. He was a pretty good businessman to the point where they named two countries after him, not just Rhodesia. Oh, shoot, I forgot the name of the other one. And he was basically at the heart of the Boer Wars. Basically, he was trying to push.

18:03 British interests against the Dutch interests. And that really instigated the whole thing. Where he gets kind of fun, skipping forward to that, is he'd get back to London. He would have to go back after he earned his money and go to Oxford. And he did some interesting writing. And I'll just give you a couple of quotes from him. He wanted society to ensure the spread of British rule to entire continent of Africa, the Holy Land, the Valley of Euphrates, the islands of Cyprus and Canada.

18:32 The whole of South America, the islands of the Southern Pacific, the whole of the Malaysian archipelago, the seaboard of China and Japan, and the big part, in bold caps, the ultimate recovery of the United States as an integral part of the British Empire. That's in his own writing. I have that same quote I was going to read. That's hilarious. Great minds. More from him. I contend that we are the finest race in the world and that the more of the world we inhabit, the better.

19:03 It is for the human race. Just fancy those parts of the world that are at present inhabited by the most despicable specimens of human beings. We go on. But he was pretty prolific in his writings and where he came from. You know, he was a Freemason, but he also thought Freemasons were not using their influence effectively enough. He wanted he said, why should we not form a secret society with one object?

19:32 the furtherance of the british empire and bring in the whole uncivilized world under british rule and so if you go back and look at these road scholars that followed you know this is what they taught at oxford and the road scholars you've got some pretty influential people today uh rachel maddow bill clinton strobe talbot corey booker just to name a few general wesley clark but that's uh the thinking of roads and the ideology permeates to today

19:59 So keep in mind Wesley Clark when we get to who runs Operation Gladio. Duly noted. So that's really the background on Rhodes. You know, he was this when all these other institutes like the Tavistock Institute were coming into play. Council 300, RIA and CFR, the American version of that. But I know you're going to touch on that. So I'll pass the baton back to you. So we have the creation of the Fabian Society, the school of.

20:30 London School of Economics, all of this coming under the Cecil Rhodes financing, if you will, the Balfour Agreement, the people that are involved in the drafting of the Balfour Agreement, which is what's interesting about the quote you just read and them capturing the Holy Land. I will make the argument as part of Operation Gladio. That's exactly what we're seeing today. It's what happened in the late 1940s when they set up the country of Israel.

20:59 and how they went about doing that but the same people that drafted the balfour agreement the milner and all of those there they were all involved in both the fabian society the round table the chatham house all of those uh secret societies if you will and it's interesting that you mentioned the masons because as those of us who've looked into this

21:27 you realize that it goes back to the late 1700s when Adam Weisskopf wrote basically that they were going to create the secret society inside of a secret society and basically infiltrate the Masonic orders, which at that time had basically just been trade associations. They weren't really secret. They were literally masons because that was the major trade throughout all of Europe.

21:57 And very Christian-oriented. And so they created inside of Masonic orders this secret society that Adam Weisskopf talks about that permeated throughout Europe, came over to the U.S. as part of the... So literally what you just read is the playbook. And you realize that he outlined they're going to retake America. They're going to...

22:27 take over the Holy Land. And I'd argue they've been very successful in a very evil way. Yeah, successful in the point that if you look at the United Nations, you know, the United States has one vote there, but members of the British Commonwealth have 55. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Go ahead. Go ahead, please. Well, so I wanted to outline the concept of, especially for those of us in the military, they recognize this immediately.

22:57 We, from a strategy standpoint, have kind of segregated the world into what we consider combatant commands, like Southwest Asia's CENTCOM. We have PACOM. And that's so that we can formulate policy with like areas that have normally common economic systems, common resource issues. They normally have common concepts of government.

23:26 The Cecil Rhodes Roundtable people wrote that. And I also want to introduce Oswald Mosley. He did a lot of writing as well. He is part of the Roundtable. He is a fascist by his own admission. He set up multiple Nazi slash socialist slash fascist organizations as political entities inside of England.

23:55 Um, he, um, is famous for this concept I'm going to introduce there. They created, and it was also talked about in the third way book, pan America, pan Europe, pan British empire, pan Asia. Um, and there was a total of six or seven of them, but basically they're doing what we do in the military and breaking up the world into these.

24:25 Common currency, common customs and common trade. And they did that to such an extent that they even had the North American currency was named the Amero. We've already got the euro. You can read about this in the United Nations documents, World Economic Forum, many others. What's important about this, though, is how they viewed Russia.

24:53 Russia was viewed as being everything west of the Urals part of Europe, everything east of the Urals part of Asia. Russia was not going to exist. And that's why in today you have so much focus on destroying Russia is because Russia as it exists today doesn't fit what they want it to be.

25:22 And they will continue to attack it until it does. So that is something that's necessary to put in the back of your mind as we go forward on how this whole thing unfolds. When we get to the 21st century, circle back on that, and I'll talk a little bit about the Primakov Doctrine, because the Russians understood this very well. And their entire foreign policy is basically a game plan for how to resist that.

25:50 And a lot of it's about getting off the monopolar currency system, which they have successfully done. But we'll get back to that. So as we get into World War Two, you have Churchill, who under the guise of, oh, my gosh, we're going to be. Oh, and let me just set the stage for Churchill, too, since we've already associated him with the roundtable. Churchill very much is a closet fascist.

26:20 And we can spend a whole hour on why that is and what the connections are. But I'm going to point out a couple of things. He sets up what they actually referred to as stay behind units in case they were invaded by Germany. I would argue that's not at all why they were set up, but because he knew they were not going to be invaded. And the way he knew is there's a family in Britain.

26:48 That's last name is Mitford, M-I-T-F-O-R-D. They had five girls. One's a stated communist. The rest of them are basically socialist or fascist. The parents were all part of the whole Oswald Mosley little clique. But I'm going to talk about two of them. One of them's name's Unity and one of them's name's Diana. Diana becomes Oswald Mosley's wife, the fascist.

27:19 So she's very much in that same line of thinking. And Churchill's wife is cousins with the Mitfords. So they have, I mean, they go to dinner all the time. They're part of dinner clubs together. They talk often. And unity becomes Hitler's lover. Diana travels routinely to Germany.

27:52 throughout World War II. And it is now believed that she was the go-between between Churchill and Hitler as far as intelligence goes. So dig away on that because that is a fascinating story. If I wanted to read more about that, what book would you recommend? I don't know that I would recommend a particular book, but I'll find a reference for you.

28:22 I first read about the Mitford girl, I believe, in The Third Way. That book was my first introduction. As a matter of fact, I know it is. That was my first introduction into that family. I had at the time somebody that did a lot of German research and had provided. And it's on my.

28:52 true social page called hashtag international syndicate and just for the audience the new ones that's my term for the cabal i don't like any of the other terms people uses and brady and i talked a little bit about this because as soon as you start talking because we hit all religions we hit all politics in this and as soon as you started talking about any aspect of that other

29:19 People come in, oh, like if you talk about the state of Israel or the Jewish religion as a whole, people go, oh, well, that's fake or this is this or this is that. I avoid all of those conversations by referring to this structure that orchestrates things like Operation Gladio as the international syndicate. So I set up a page where I first started doing book reviews called Hashtag International Syndicate on True Social. And you'll find all of the.

29:47 um information if you just searched on midford you'll see it my my post will come up well there's probably a pretty good reason why we don't have a universal term for this global corporate oligarchy that actually rules over all of us they didn't invent a word because they didn't want us talking about it correct yeah and that's why i knew at the very beginning the first couple of posts that i made and all of the squabbles that went back and forth i'm like no we're not doing this um i'm not gonna

30:13 argue with you about whether somebody's a real religious advocate or not, because it's the same thing with the right and left. I'm not playing. I don't play in those conversations. So I came up with my own term. You can't argue because I made it up. So anyway, we go on to Germany's role in setting up Operation Gladio. So we know where it originally originated from, the Boer Wars and Churchill.

30:45 I'm not going to I can't say for a fact that Churchill came up with the idea and it got transmitted to Hitler. I would not be at all surprised because there was lots, as I said, informal communications going back between them. But as Germany took territory, Germany created stay behind units. They did it in Czechoslovakia. They did it in Ukraine.

31:11 And I will add that the ones in Ukraine are the neo-Nazis we're seeing today because Operation Gladio is still in existence today. So all of that territory, Poland had them. The ones in Poland were vicious. France had them. So any territory, Germany, Italy had them. Any territory they took, they set up stay behind units. Stay behind units were notorious for.

31:37 They had weapons, they had explosives, they had money, and they had comm equipment. And the purpose, we were told originally, was that if the German territory got taken over by the quote-unquote communists, who remember are the same people, that they would be able to spring up and fight against the awful communists.

32:05 I don't believe for a minute, and I can make the argument why I don't believe that. My contention in having researched all of this is they were designed to stay behind the refocusing of World War II to a much longer war. So we think World War II ended. I'm going to make the argument it never ended. They changed.

32:36 operational and tactical level operations, their goal is still the same, world domination, new world order. 100% agreed. I did a presentation called American Fascists that talked about the American financial interests that finance the Germans, how we at American Wall Street law firms created our intelligence agencies. That's where Alan Dulles comes into the picture. Wild Bill Donovan gave him a huge leash.

33:07 Dulles was over there working in Switzerland, Bern, Switzerland. He'd also been in Switzerland 30 years previously at the Treaty of Versailles. Him and his brother both, John Foster Dulles. Anyway, so Alan Dulles was the American mastermind of the Stay Behind program operation. Boy, I just drew a blank on that one.

33:30 Well, Operation Gladio is the stay behind unit and Alan Dulles is responsible for its transition to its current use. Yep. I mean, he exfiltrated Nazis like Reinhard Galen. Galen. Galen. OK, so you're getting ahead of me. Hold on just one second. So in Germany in 1942, Galen, General Galen, gets together with at the time a colonel, but eventually becomes a general, Wolf.

33:57 They create these stay-behind units and put them in all of the countries they're taking over. They were originally called werewolf units. Citizen by day, werewolf killer by night. So as they stood up all of these with those common, and they normally did it in forested areas that most people do not transit so that they would not be discovered. And that's interesting when you look at the safari club.

34:27 the World Wildlife Fund, all focusing on forested preservation areas that they put off limits to people. Just saying that. So as we go forward, the war supposedly takes a bad turn for Germany, and Galen reaches out to Alan Dulles, who, as you pointed out,

34:57 Alan Dulles and his brother, John Foster Dulles, ends up, they represented a lot of the German companies, both in Germany and their branches in the United States leading up to World War II. So Alan Dulles reaches out, Galen reaches out to Alan Dulles. Galen says, if you can guarantee me my freedom.

35:25 I'm going to turn over my Gladio units to you, my stay behind units, my werewolf unit network. I will tell you wherever they all are. I will help you set up new ones in all of the allied countries. And we can work this operation together. So Galen gets transported via military in a military uniform of the United States government into the United States. He gets debriefed in Washington, D.C.

35:54 He goes back to Germany. Galen becomes the West German first quote-unquote non-Nazi Chancellor Adenhauer's Chief of Intelligence. So you've got the guy that was Hitler's Chief of Intelligence, General Galen, who now wears civilian clothes for Adenhauer's government, supposedly all denazified.

36:22 as his chief of intelligence, working with what will soon be Alan Dulles, the CIA director. You mentioned the business interests that Alan Dulles was representing. This is a Wall Street lawyer. Wall Street lawyers were the original intelligence. The firm he worked for, Sullivan and Cromwell. Sullivan and Cromwell has been around since the 1870s.

36:51 They did the intelligence that allowed the United States to annex Panama at the behest of the DuPont family's United Fruit Company. This is, you know, economic adventurism. It's a very early stages, but this was solved in Cromwell. They were on the ground before we annexed Hawaii. They were there in 1898 before the Spanish-American War. IG Farben was a giant drug and chemical giant with immense United States financial ties, including the Prescott Bush.

37:20 the really private Wall Street bank called Brown Brothers Harriman. Harriman in the 1920s inherited the largest fortune in American history from his father, railroad robber Baron Averill Harriman. And these ties, it's a really small, small group of people. And an awful lot of them flew through, flowed through Yale University and Skull and Bones. Correct. Do we want to go to the pirate angle on this or we leave that for another day?

37:48 We'll leave that for another day. Okay. But also, since you did bring that up, I will say that all of this was on purpose because when you go into the Soviet Union, you find the GEs electrifying the Soviet Union that was supposedly the bad guys. You find all the railroad barons putting all of the railroads throughout the Soviet.

38:15 You also find during between World War I and World War II, the way Germany got around the barring of them redeveloping their military capability is they went into the Soviet Union, the supposed enemy, and built military production capability in the Soviet Union to re-weaponize Germany.

38:42 And when they had their oil tariff, because when they were at war with England, they were not able to get foreign oil. They started using generally electric plants to basically convert organics into oil. Correct. It was American technology. Yeah. So anybody that thinks these are all separate issues are ignorant. I'm just going to say that. OK, so there's a cycle.

39:11 And I did have a picture. I'm not going to display it. But if you just think of a wagon wheel, you have all of. In order to set up Operation Gladio, it's going to take a lot of money for weapons. It's going to take a lot of money for the stashes of money. It's going to take a lot of money for the training and the travel to the training location. So they're setting up a major business. It's like a paramilitary.

39:41 worldwide personal army. That's the way you need to think of Operation Gladio. It's going to cost a lot of money. So what they decide is they're going to bust in on the drug trade that at that time had in some capacity been monopolized by the French in the Corsean Mafia in Marseille. They had a huge pharmaceutical company.

40:06 disguised pharmaceutical company that actually was the heroin refineries. And you will find that Operation Gladio major operations travel around the drug harvesting. There will be banks that pop up for money laundering. There will be weapons that go into the location, namely in the form of military operations. They will use false flags.

40:35 like we did in Vietnam, because we know Vietnam was a huge poppy supplier. Britain had already done it in the opium wars in China to get their opium supply going. So that's the reason why you have the bank HSBC in Hong Kong. That was to money launder all of the opium money coming from China. So you have patterns of...

41:02 Large banks, BCCI, got set up when the poppy fields moved to Afghanistan because the poppy fields are on the border with Pakistan. So you have the big money laundering, just like HSBC stood up in China, in Hong Kong. So you have these patterns of drugs, money laundering, weapons, because every time you have a military operation, some of those military weapons get siphoned off. And that's how you find.

41:30 them being fed into Operation Gladio. As we move forward and we start talking specifically about operations that were carried out in Italy, both explosions and assassinations, you will find guns from NATO. You will find explosives only supplied to NATO by the United States in use in Gladio operations because they skim off the tops. The whole reason why they have these military operations is to guard the poppy fields and steal weaponry.

41:59 Yeah, I'll take it back a step further. The OSS was operating in China alongside Chiang Kai-shek and his drug pusher, drug mafia. It was called the Green Gang. When Mao Zedong won the war, because when the U.S. pulled its support for Chiang Kai-shek, the opium trade in China had to move. And so it moved into the triangle, you know, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.

42:24 Fast forward a decade and we've got another U.S. intervention war with the CIA at full speed. They're flying all this stuff into Cuba to become refined before it hits the American streets. When Castro took Cuba, the CIA was not happy at all. That has always been a burr in their saddle. Which is part of Operation Gladio. Absolutely. And this brings me up to one of my favorite characters, just to add a little bit of flavor here, because you're talking about exfiltrating the ex-Nazis. There's a gentleman who's my antihero in this whole story.

42:53 Sort of like the reverse James Bond by the name of Theodore Shackley. Are you familiar with him? Oh, yes. Okay. Shackley's a beaut. He worked directly under Reiner Galen. Came over in Operation Paperclip. He was part of the very first CIA training class in 1947. Then he went back to Germany and worked in the Anti-Communist Special Warfare Academy, which is part of Gladio. They were basically in Spain.

43:18 Italy, others, they were basically anti-communist election. They were interfering with elections, what have you, assassinating political figures. Except for it was never actually anti-communist. That was a moniker that they used to justify the terror attacks. They set people up. They dressed up like the Red Brigade in Italy. They were never the Red Brigade.

43:43 They labeled Operation Gladio activity as anti-communist. It was never anti-communist. It was to force people in terror and fear to vote for the people that they wanted them to vote for. The game plan hasn't changed a whole lot. At all. Just color revolution. They're the early color revolutions. Shackley's fun because he's the Forrest Gump of espionage.

44:10 He would show up. Let's see, where do we have him? Well, he was Miami station chief in 1961, Bay of Pigs. He was still station chief when Kennedy's assassinated. From there, he goes to Laos and Saigon. Shackley is the creator of the Phoenix program. If people don't know who that is, that was the CIA's assassination program that killed over 100,000 civilians. Absolutely funded by opium money.

44:37 He was over in Indonesia, ordered the assassination of one of the princes, and that got him in hot water with the military. He was head of covert operations under Bush at the CIA from 1975 to 77, when the whole Iranian hostage crisis came on. And he was very much involved in Iran-Contra and also setting up the Mexican cartel.

45:04 drug routes into America. Shackley was there for all of it. Shackley is the quintessential operations, Gladio operator, because everything that you just mentioned to include the drug cartels in Mexico, they are part of operation Gladio. They are not independent operators at all. Yeah. There's a, I'm sure if I can find, there's an interesting story about a guy who's the number two station chief of the CIA. And when the CIA for Mexico city, he was a station chief.

45:36 was flown down to what turned out to be Argentina, but he felt like he was in Bavaria. And they were talking, this was in the late 1950s, early 60s, and they were talking about establishing the drug trade. This is congressional testimony, and I'm trying to find his name. I'll get that to you later. So what's interesting is the...

45:58 The understanding of what we were talking about in the opium, the opium drug wars have always been there. It was a matter of how to transform them into the money operation because they, for example, the Corsican Mafia, in order, they were pocketing the profits off of what they were doing. The CIA in Operation Gladio needed that money.

46:26 And we're jumping a little bit ahead, but I just wanted to capture what you were saying. You go to the quote on war on drugs that Nixon set up. Do you know the only people that was ever processed or found criminally at fault were the Corsean Mafia, not the Sicilian Mafia, which is where the CIA was now shifting all of their trade to. They needed to close down the Corsean Mafia because they were outside the control of Operation Gladio.

46:53 They need control of the entire drug trade in order to fund this paramilitary buildup of Operation Gladio. And everything to include everything our politicians have ever done to include Senate has to do with that. And the Sicilian mafia, how they got involved in this is a fun little quick side side stories. Operation Underworld, you know, the American military is having a tough time patrolling the docks of New York City. If you want control of the docks, who do you go to? You go to the mafia.

47:22 So Lucky Luciano had been locked up two years earlier. So New York Governor Dewey, who was the one who prosecuted him, went and made a deal with Lucky Luciano and said, look, we'll let you out of jail if we can get the Sicilian mafia to help us fight now that we're ostensibly fighting the fascists in Europe. Well, the Sicilian mafia is more than happy to because the first thing Mussolini did when he got into power was locked up all the mafia dons in Sicily. And Dan Masons.

47:50 When the mafia gets involved in any kind of racket, they never get out. So they were involved in our military intelligence before the CIA was even invented. So that all happened in 1943 with Operation Underworld. Correct. So also another facet of this is when you have the cycle set up and you decide that you're going to change locations like they did from China to the Vietnam area.

48:20 You have to have refugees. You have to have that turmoil that's created as a result of that, because that's how you get the human trafficking aspect of it. So then you have it moved from there that moved into the area of Turkey, Iran and northern Iraq. And when that area became notorious for poppy production.

48:48 You have exactly the same thing. We're going to have a war in Iraq. You're going to have all of this military. You're going to have banks pop up and you're going to have refugees. And that fulfills that whole cycle. That cycle got repeated in South America when they decided they were going to move coffee production down there. You had the takeover of Chile, the takeover. And every one of those presidents were assassinated or they were kidnapped and they were done so.

49:16 with known Gladio-trained operators. They went in, they created stay-behind units, then they activate them, they take over. If you vote for the wrong person, the same thing happened in Argentina. The disaster in Argentina, and I'm jumping a little bit ahead, but the disaster in Argentina was one of the worst that they had ever had. They had so many dead bodies as a result of that. They were loading them up on airplanes and dumping them out in the water. They couldn't bury them fast enough. That's what these people do.

49:44 And taking a step back, the reason it's so important that these the shadow state that's rising up is able to self-fund itself is they could now operate outside of congressional oversight because they didn't weren't relying on all Black Book operations. And they you know, if you don't if you don't have to ask Congress's permission, you don't. So they were able to, you know, that's why the CIA could just say now it's classified and tell the president they can't know things. Yeah, it is a shadow government.

50:12 Because every time when the DEA was set up, I have quotes from DEA officers that said every time they did a major bust, they never got to arrest anybody because they were all CIA agents. So that's literally a quote. So you mentioned Cuba before. So let's talk about it being, as you mentioned.

50:36 When the opium came out of the Far East, it transited Sicily for the lab preparations after we got rid of the Corsica mob. And in that refined area, and I got to tell you, funny, if anybody's a Godfather movie buff, go back and watch Godfather because there's a couple of people that's going to come up. The P2 called Propaganda Due and Due for Italian is the number two.

51:06 Propaganda Due is the Masonic Lodge that was set up by the Black Prince of Italy. And over almost a thousand, either mafia, Vatican, or Italian officials were members of it, to include their president, to include the chief of intel. And Jelly, the guy that ran, who was the Grand Poobah Mason guy in Italy,

51:36 he set up that Sicily was going to be the lab manufacturer and they were going to transport the refined heroin to Cuba and Cuba was going to stage it into Miami, New York, LA, blah, blah, blah. The way they did that, so if you watch Godfather, in every scene in Godfather that deals with murder, there's oranges.

52:06 So if a guy gets shot on the street, he falls back into a fruit store that the oranges just go rolling all over the ground. Or they're sitting at a table talking about who they're going to knock off. In the middle of that table is this bowl full of oranges. Well, one of the funny, like funny, haha, but they're telling you that the way that they shipped opium to Cuba was in plastic, fake oranges.

52:36 And they would put them in crates. They would put real oranges on the top. Everything below that in the crates were fake. And that's how they shipped oranges from Italy or opium from Italy into Cuba. Yeah, there's also quite a bit of military transport involved in some of the shipping. That's tough as well, because the military is why it's important. You have the wars because you have airplanes flying in. You have ships delivering stuff. That's why they have to have the Afghan war.

53:06 Or they had to have the Vietnam War. You're absolutely right. The Flying Tigers in Burma all had to do with the opium that was being harvested in China. So we get to an Operation Northwood. Operation Northwood was created, drafted by CIA Alan Dulles and General Lyman Lemitzker.

53:36 the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Operation Northwood was an Operation Gladio event. In it, they proposed to the McNamara and to JFK that they wanted Cuba back so bad that Operation Northwood featured all of the major cities in the United States

54:09 having terror attacks with stay behind unit trained people to dress as Cuban nationalists to basically say we had been invaded by Cuba. Communism was taking over. But at the entire time, it was going to be people dressed up as Cubans, never Cubans. And they were going to kill.

54:39 tens of thousands of Americans to instill fear so they could do a ground invasion of Cuba. JFK says, absolutely not, we're not doing that. Alan Dulles, just prior to the disapproval, had been fired. Lyman Lemitsker, in what should have been a demotion and a resignation, I think is what JFK thought.

55:10 was reassigned to NATO. JFK had never been told about Operation Gladio. He had never been told that NATO, a subunit of NATO called ACC, was the planning cell for all Operation Gladio events. He put Lyman Lemitsker in charge, unbeknownst to him, of Operation Gladio. Now, why that's important,

55:42 is because Operation Gladio, and I didn't know this, and I'm just flabbergasted that I didn't know this. When NATO was first stood up, it was stood up in Paris, France. NATO was not in Belgium. So Operation Gladio, when Charles de Gaulle, who is the president of France, through Operation Gladio events, they tried to assassinate him over 20 times.

56:16 He had disbanded an organization called OAS, which was basically kind of like their, if you had to, it's like a secret kind of secret service operators, but they actually were bad people. And it had been set up before de Gaulle took over. So de Gaulle disbands that. At the same time, him and JFK are talking about giving Algeria, which is an African country, their freedom.

56:47 I've got a great quote on this when you get done here. Okay, so because Operation Gladio is to create this fascist one world order, De Gaulle, nor JFK, was allowed to give Algeria their freedom. That's contrary. Africa 100% is going to be a slave colony. There's nobody allowed to be free in all of Africa according to their plan. So the minute De Gaulle started saying they...

57:16 He wanted French out of there and he wanted to give them the freedom. They started trying to kill him over 20 times. Yeah, this is the OAS. The OAS. But here's the interesting pie to Operation Gladio and to JFK. With Lyman-Lemensker, de Gaulle kicks NATO out. He withdraws NATO forces or French forces from NATO. France does not rejoin NATO until 2009.

57:44 I didn't know that. So within a year, JFK's dead. The day JFK gets assassinated, the Dallas police picks up a known OAS agent and escorts him without ever questioning him to the border and dumps him off in Mexico. So the same people that were trying to kill DeGaulle over 20 times,

58:18 are known to be in, two of them, were known to be in Dallas the day JFK gets murdered. All right, so a couple quotes to add to absolutely agree with what you're saying. There was a phone call between DeGaulle and JFK, where JFK says, no, I have nothing to do with the coup attempt, but I can't speak for my CIA. And then there's a quote from DeGaulle, when we came home from JFK's funeral, he basically flat out said on French television,

58:48 Kennedy was killed by the same security forces who went after me. Correct. If anybody's seen the movie Day of the Jackal from 1962, that's what that's all about. And what's interesting about that is that you bring that up. When you go back and you start reading things, your brain's like, oh, my God, that's Operation Gladio. Oh, my God, that's Operation Gladio. And it's not to say that everything is.

59:18 But Operation Gladios explains so much of our history that has always been at odds with logic because you couldn't see that silent hand in it. They seem to be disconnected, but all somehow tied together. Operation Gladio is the backbone that ties them all together. And we're just talking about history. We're not even talking about the stuff that goes on yet.

59:47 Just for the audience, I was stationed in Italy in 1990. I got off an airplane on August 2nd. And you might say, well, that's strange that you remember that date. I remember that date because when I got off of the international airplane in the international terminal at Rome Airport, there was about five carabinaries with AK-47s to every one passenger in that terminal.

1:00:17 And I'm looking around going, what the hell have I done? I'm thinking Italy is like a European country. You know, I've seen all the pictures and I'm like, holy crap, are we at war? What the hell happened in those six hours I was on an airplane? Well, what happened was Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait while I was asleep on the airplane. So I get off the airplane in Rome and they're under high alert.

1:00:44 People who don't know, there's a lot of speculation. The ambassador that was in charge of Iraq, April Gillespie, basically gave the go ahead a few days before that to Saddam Hussein to invade Kuwait by basically saying, oh, yeah, if you do that, you know, that old squabble you've had about them oil wells down there. If you do that, we're not going to do anything to you. So what does Saddam Hussein do? He invades. Let me tell you about the timing.

1:01:12 So I'm reading through Operation Gladio and I find out on the 2nd of August, 1990, there was a huge exposure in Italy about Operation Gladio. And what's the best way to bury exposure? A war. So you have prior the week before that, they had discovered that 1,000 list of the P2.

1:01:41 They discovered that the Vatican had been money laundering for Operation Gladio to the tune of multiple billions, billions of dollars. The archbishop from Chicago had been brought into the Vatican to be put in charge of the Vatican Bank. And did you know that the Vatican Bank has only been around since 1942? And did I mention that 1942 is when they set up?

1:02:10 the Gladio operation in Germany. And it's no coincidence that the invasion of 1990 came right on the heels of the Iran-Contra investigations. Correct. Which is also a CIA operation. The next 90 to 120 days that the exposure is happening in Italy, and then it cascades to all over Europe because Andrietti, the guy that was the prime minister or president of Italy, isn't going to take the heat alone.

1:02:39 In October, these people are so tone deaf that the ACC part of NATO that has quarterly meetings of Operation Gladio continued to have meetings. They had had a meeting in October of 1990 as all the exposure is coming out. So in November, when more exposure happens as a result of an investigation into Italy's Operation Gladio units, Andrietti, all of the European.

1:03:09 Presidents and prime ministers are all going, I don't know anything about it. Andrea was so pissed off. He got on national television because he wasn't going to go down alone. He does end up in prison, but he's not going alone. He calls out every single one of the heads of the European countries and said, if you don't know anything about it, why was your guy at the NATO meeting? I know your guy was at the, and he's like, Germany, your guy was at the NATO meeting. France, your guy was at the NATO meeting. Oh, and so.

1:03:39 He calls out every single one of them that had sent representatives implicating all of them. And that's when journalists then knew to go dig into all of these other countries that they all had stay behind units. They all had the Operation Gladio. And in Italy specifically, I mean, they were they one of the Operation Gladio events was at a bank.

1:04:06 where like 100 people, they basically did what they were trying under Operation Northwood going to do here in America. They would go to a bank. They would have a bomb. They would plant the bomb. It would kill 100 people. It would wound like 800 people. And these were strategically done in locations where people tended to not support the appropriate candidate that the West wanted or the fascist, whatever you want to say.

1:04:37 wanted to be elected. So if you were going the wrong way, they were going to scare the hell out of you to vote the right way. And because this absolutely does not happen in a vacuum, what else is going on geopolitically at that exact same time? Well, the Berlin Wall came down, the dissolution of the Soviet Union. And now we've got basically the reverse of what happened post-World War II.

1:05:02 Let's finish with Argentina because your point is dead on. So I want to point out that talking about the Vatican, you have Pope John Paul I. He was a pope for 33 days. He found out about the Vatican money laundering and was going to expose it. They poisoned him and killed him. Operation Gladio. Pope John Paul II knew about it. He's from Poland.

1:05:32 He starts using part. So the Vatican charged 10 to 15 percent usury fees for doing the money laundering to patent their own books. The sum of the money that the Vatican got for Operation Gladio money laundering was used in what you could argue was a good way. He funded solidarity in Poland to stand up to the Soviet Union.

1:05:58 That was Pope Pius XII, right? And they embezzled over a billion dollars to Argentina, but over half of that ends up in Poland for the Solidarity Movement. And that's exactly what happened. Well, Pope John Paul II was the one that did it for Poland. Because he's from Poland. Was Pius XII before or after John II? He was before. And he was involved in Operation Gladio II. But Pope John Paul II, he actually starts talking to...

1:06:27 the Soviets. And one of the Operation Gladio authors, with documentation, documents messages sent by Pope John Paul II to the Soviet Union suggesting he can siphon some more money through solidarity to the Soviets.

1:06:54 to help them because they know that the soviet union is failing it's in a critical state at this point which is just prior to 91 that if they wanted to use some of the money to um basically my words um stand up a more democratic form of government and start selling off the resources to oligarchs that

1:07:22 John Paul II would help with that by funneling money to... So leading up to John Paul II's assassination attempt, which the fascist people can't have the Soviet Union fall apart at this point because they don't have another boogeyman right now. So they don't want it falling apart. They get pissed off when they find out John Paul II is trying to transition the Soviet Union out of being communist.

1:07:52 So they try to kill him and they use Gladio operators that were trained in Turkey. We have names. They were eventually arrested. This is all documented. So they get mad at John Paul II for trying to help the Soviet Union and because they still need their boogeyman and they shoot him. He doesn't die, but he gets the picture. He stops dealing with it, but the Soviet Union falls apart anyway.

1:08:22 The new pope that comes in as Pope Francis, the current pope, he's the archbishop in Argentina when Operation Gladio disposes of the friendlier, less fascist president of Argentina and installs a fascist guy that instantly starts murdering hundreds of thousands of people.

1:08:48 And Argentina is a 95% Catholic country. So if Pope Francis, who at the time is an archbishop, would have stood up and said, stop that, the entire country would have attacked the people doing it. He could have never gotten away with it if Pope Francis had stood up and he didn't. Not only did he not do that, Pope Francis turned in priests that were not 100% fascist oriented.

1:09:17 that were taken as prisoners of war and there's in one of the books there's the two statements from the two that were tortured for over six months and pope francis never did anything to secure their release so they actually have a pending lawsuit in argentina he will never go there again because he is wanted for crimes against humanity in argentina first time we've ever had a pope that was under an interpol

1:09:46 crimes against humanity arrest warrant. So a lot of that's new to me. That's pretty, that's, that's very interesting. I had not heard, I did not understand the Vatican connection to that level at that point in time. So it was huge. So then the invasion into Kuwait and the Iraq war creates in 1991, now that they know that they have to come up with a new boogeyman because the Soviet union and the quote unquote communists.

1:10:15 And China is not worthy of being a communist threat at this point. They have to come up with a new boogeyman because you have to have somebody to instill terror from. Right. So what happened with the war in Iraq in 1991? Oh, my God, we've got Islamic terrorism. And that became just like they shift poppy fields, they shift terrorist threats. Let's not miss out on the fact that.

1:10:42 Basically, our intelligence agencies and this includes the British MI6 are the ones who created these Islamic terror cells in the first place. Correct. Not just in Afghanistan, but throughout. Yeah. So we created the radicalism. And we started. You have to have the war to start it. Right. So we have the Desert Storm one that stopped any discussions on the disclosures of Operation Gladio that created us a new enemy.

1:11:11 And it allowed us to move into the northern area of Iraq, Syria and Turkey and create new poppy fields there. So it gets it gets fun. There's a theory that I've read recently. It rings pretty true. But the really smart guys in Washington, D.C., I say really smart guys with air quotes are RSGs. It's one of my fun terms. Their idea.

1:11:41 for how they're going to control the Middle East at the time is they realized that they thought that they could topple the Sunni minority Hussein regime and put in place a quote unquote friendly Shiite majority in Iraq because the heart of the Shiite religion is in Iraq. They were going to be able to wield influence over the Ayatollahs of Iran. Now that absolutely backfired because Iran ended up having all the influence that they put their puppets into Iraq. But our...

1:12:09 Basically, our think tanks in D.C. got it 180 degrees wrong. They actually thought they could destabilize Iran through the Shiite route. Well, you realize that the president of Iran back in the day before we got the Shah back, it's M-O-S-S-E-G-D-A-H or something like that. So he was a very.

1:12:38 liberal if you will in a good sense and had modernized iran operation gladio unit took him out in 1953 so they this fascist um entity can be traced to all of the instability in the middle east and they and i just finished the part um on a book review

1:13:08 of how they created in egypt the mafia of egypt which is supposed to be like the head imam now egypt at the time was a british colony so you can see the whole fascist connection here um and they create these mafias they created a mafia in jerusalem now both of those yeah both of those mafias are bought and paid for by britain they dress up people

1:13:36 as whoever they want to implicate. And they create chaos in their countries. The mafia in Jerusalem literally took people and dressed them up as they doctored pictures and said that the Jewish people had burned a mosque. And then they dressed up Arabs to go attack the Jewish people and kill them. And that's how they create the terror in order for...

1:14:06 Eventually, they did it so often to the Arabs in Palestine that Palestine eventually was like, oh, help us, British government. And that's how they effect change. They create and manufacture terror. And that is Operation Gladio. It's a terror machine. Yeah, and he's got the creation of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is kind of the umbrella organization.

1:14:34 Oh, yeah. And it's really important to notice this post-World War II international policy of America is just an extension of the British foreign policy for the previous couple hundred years. It's the divide and conquer. They carved up the Middle East and Africa with artificial borders specifically so you'd have tribes, warring tribes that had nothing to do together, put them into one country with an artificial border. So you're going to have that strife. So the best example of that to me, because I lived.

1:15:03 there for six months is northern iraq kurdistan so the kurdish entity and it was recognized on maps if you go back to the 1930s you'll see kurdistan on maps not that it was a formal country with a president and congress and all that other stuff it was a known entity it was huge and it overlays today's syria iraq iran and turkey and

1:15:32 They were recognized as a homogeneous entity and nobody messed with them. After World War II, they created fake countries and dissected up Kurdistan. Kurdistan was very militant and anybody that ever messed with them, they got killed. They didn't take crap from anybody and they knew it. They still don't. They don't.

1:15:55 And I met in the early 1990s most of their leadership. As a matter of fact, one of them asked me to, after I got finished with my deployment, to go travel all the European casinos with them. I turned them down. But they're very sweet personality people, but they are deadly lethal at the same time. And they have been attacked by Turkey. They've been attacked by Syria. They've been attacked by Iraq.

1:16:24 And they've been attacked by Iran. And they do hold their own. But Operation Gladio had Turkish Gladio units dressed up as Kurds attack border cities like Diyarbakir in Turkey. And then they use that as a reason to go attack Kurds. This happens and has happened all over the world.

1:16:51 I think this is so critical of a point. I'm just going to take a second out of our chronology here and say this. When somebody tells you today that Hamas is doing something, you can't believe them. Because number one, we have probably over 100 instances of Operation Gladio units dressing up as somebody else, telling you somebody else did something. So if you don't know these people individually.

1:17:21 and you don't know what their history is, just because you're shown a picture on a television, they lie to you. They've lied to you for over 100 years. Don't take them at their word. One of the more recent examples of that was the Maiden Revolution in Ukraine. Absolutely. Just this week, out of a European court, we got admission that...

1:17:47 A large majority of the people massacred in Maiden Square were actually done by what would be called the Ukrainian Nazi forces that are now currently in power. It's the Robin Wright sector. And that's the beauty of researching Operation Gladio. I can give you an exact same replica that happened in Greece. Greece pulled off Operation Gladio.

1:18:15 That's the exact same Operation Gladio that was pulled off in the Maiden in Ukraine. Exact same thing. They draw everybody into the town square. They have snipers on the buildings. They focus on women and children, if there are any, and then men. They create the havoc and then they change the regime. They did exactly the same thing and overthrew the Greece president, just like they did in Ukraine. Once you know.

1:18:43 their operations and you read through a book of Operation Gladio that has been documented as Operation Gladio, you will never see things the same again. And they tried to do that in Egypt just in the last decade. And that's why the Muslim Brotherhood was trying to take over Egypt. And that's why Sisi and the Egyptian military basically had to create a military dictatorship there. And they are very much opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood there. And they're a very important player in this. Well, because you know that Nasser,

1:19:13 who was a nationalist, they tried to kill him because they didn't want him taking the Suez Canal back from Britain. Britain hated Nasser. And he's the one that basically reestablished Egypt and kicked the Brits out. So they hated him. He got sabotaged right, left. And I would argue that in the 1967 war was waged to get rid of Nasser because

1:19:42 what you're going to find out when you get really into this is israel is not the israel that we think it is so yeah and just to bring this to sort of bring this home you know all of these operations it's pretty good estimates that the united states since world war ii has performed 73 successful color revolution coups and probably about 10 unsuccessful ones that we know about and this is nothing new that they use the same playbook over and over again and that's why i um

1:20:12 I have started again. I want to I call them Operation Gladio. Color Revolution to me is a made up word for us not to focus on what they really are. That's fair. And so I started if I can find documentation that ties a particular one like the Maiden Revolution in Ukraine to Operation Gladio and there are documents.

1:20:42 That's an Operation Gladio, just like the one that happened in Greece. That was Operation Gladio. And you're absolutely right. They are orchestrated out of a coordination cell housed in NATO. They encompass every single intel, national intel organization, Mossad, CIA, MI6, BND, the Italian secret intel.

1:21:11 I think it's SIPR something. But all of those organizations, every country has one. They meet under the auspices of NATO. And so let's go full circle back to Wesley Clark. Wesley Clark was in charge of NATO when the whole Bosnia shit happened. All Operation Gladio. Yep. So.

1:21:41 You can tie, and I just, somebody sent me a video of him actually saying, and I don't know if this was before or after his NATO assignment, I would tend to think it would have been before, but I don't know, that basically he was on the joint staff when somebody showed him a document that after the 1991 invasion of Iraq, that we were going to take over five other countries.

1:22:11 And don't you know that we've done operations at every single one of them? And we had the Arab Spring just in the last decade. And make no mistake that Russia's reaction to the Arab Spring, that is that's what really caused the divide between the great Russian reset that Obama and Hillary were talking about earlier in Obama's tenure. You know, we had Skolkovo.

1:22:35 A Silicon Valley of Russia cooperating with U.S. corporate interests. Of course, they were all Clinton Foundation donors. That schism happened because of the Arab Spring was too close to Russia's front door. Well, I think they were using all of those things to entice Putin. I think they thought they could buy Putin. I think that they thought if they westernized Russia enough with the Skokobo thing, the uranium thing.

1:23:04 I honestly think they thought they could buy him. When they figured out they couldn't buy him, they turned on him. Yeah, the Primakov doctrine I mentioned earlier is worth mentioning here in closing. Primakov was a very influential Russian politician in the late 90s for another decade or so. But he had three really important students. One of them was Putin. One of them is their rather brilliant foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov. And the third one is Sergei.

1:23:35 glazinoi who runs the russian central bank and these are people worth reading because they've got they do not like the european central bank model whatsoever they understand that it's been created a global monetary hegemony russia's survival relies uh on getting away from the english-american rules-based order and the global dollar hegemony or hegemon um that was written in 20 22 years ago

1:24:05 And Putin's foreign policy has followed the Primakov Doctrine to a T ever since. There are three main pillars of the Primakov Doctrine. The first one is getting off the dollar-based system, the Bank of International Settlements and International Monetary Fund. We're seeing that accomplished. I'm an American patriot, just like you. I don't want to see the U.S. weaken, but we have used the dollar not for the betterment of the world. We've used it to bully.

1:24:34 this banking system, other countries. And this ties into all of it. It's not just a CIA operation. There are other branches of government that are involved. Oh, absolutely. So shall we give it a round? I want to just make one last point. When we talked about the refugee situation, one of the casualties of that is human trafficking and child trafficking.

1:25:03 And if anybody wants to do any research on tying Gladio to that particular topic, I suggest you start in Belgium. Belgium not only has a very robust Operation Gladio network, but I want to give you the name of a guy by the name of Mark. It's M-A-R-C-D-U-T-R-O-U-X. That guy set up the most hideous child trafficking using refugees network.

1:25:33 to blackmail all of the foreign dignitaries once NATO moved to Belgium. And he's, I mean, it's all reported. I also want, in closing, to tell you, as you explore this topic, you will see, and I saw it personally when I lived in Italy, in Sicily, in one bomb attack, they killed five judges.

1:26:04 They killed every initial investigative reporter, both in Turkey and in Italy and Portugal and Germany, that wrote about Operation Gladio before it broke big in Italy. If you wrote about it, you died. If you investigated it and you were part of government, you died. If you tried to litigate as a judge, you died.

1:26:32 There has been so much death and destruction as it related to Operation Gladio and the exposure of it that it's breathtaking. I've never seen anything like it. And the depravity is best illustrated when you look at Belgium's Operation Gladio network because it is so disgusting.

1:27:02 But you have to have all of those facets. You have to have the money laundering. You have to have the drugs. You have to have the and it's all used to feed a global fascist takeover. And by us focusing on the WEF and some of these low hanging fruit, you miss the big picture. And I think that's on purpose. Yeah, the decisions that are made in the smoke filled rooms of London and New York and a little bit in D.C. as well.

1:27:32 a few other major European capitals. These are names we don't get to know very often. The people that sit on the Council of Foreign Relations aren't necessarily the people that sit at the head of the table. They are not the puppet masters. We know who some of the names are, but I don't think we'll ever know all of them. But ladies and gentlemen, this is your shadow state. That's who rules the world. Yep.

1:27:56 Well, this has been a lot of fun. This has been my first show back after about six months on the sidelines, and it was a good way to break back in. I hope we can do this again. Welcome to my world. Welcome back. Real quick, you can find me at my main channel is war underscore hamster at Rumble. I've got an Odyssey channel under the same name, and I'll have some more links to announce next time I do a show as I start to get my channels up and running. And where can my audience find you, Colonel?

1:28:25 I'm at I'm on Substack at the Colonel's Corner. I'm on True Social at at Colonel Towner Watkins. I'm on Rumble at Colonel Towner, also the Colonel's Corner. So that's where this video will be. And I really enjoyed this. I'm really looking forward to working with you, Brady. And God bless your fiance for.

1:28:55 hooking us up yeah she's a good one she's a keeper i definitely think she is cheers looking forward to the next one thanks

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Antony Sutton authored The Third Way host_asserted ▶ 2:59

“I came across Operation Gladio in one of the books that I was reading called The Third Way. The Third Way is written about the erroneous assumption that there is a far left and a far right, because th…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 8:12

“Yeah, and just to be crystal clear, this is not a conspiracy theory. This is documented in CIA and government documents, congressional testimony. This is real. Everything we're talking about, this is …”

Vladimir Lenin housed_in United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 10:03

“Antony Sutton's on YouTube. There's videos of him talking about all of this. Again, all proven fact, all with cable, State Department cables. He goes into a lot of detail of exactly how that happened.…”

Operation Gladio controlled_by United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 10:57

“And they both traveled from their prospective protective custody into Russia to create communism, Bolshevik, after the revolution in Russia. And so that ties directly into where we're going to get to …”

Vladimir Lenin traveled_through Germany host_asserted ▶ 10:57

Winston Churchill reported_on Boer War host_asserted ▶ 14:44

“English got their butt kicked by the totally ill-equipped Boers that were basically farmers. And the way they got their butt kicked was the Boers knew they had infiltrators on where the English were g…”

Cecil Rhodes founded Rhodes Foundation host_asserted ▶ 17:04

“So I'd like to introduce into the story one of the more influential British was a guy by the name of Cecil Rhodes. If you're familiar with the name Rhodes, he's the one who founded the Rhodes Foundati…”

Cecil Rhodes involved_in Boer War host_asserted ▶ 17:34

“About two years after he got there, they discovered diamonds in South Africa, and that really started the diamond rush there. By the age of 24, he had accumulated quite a bit of wealth and started buy…”

Cecil Rhodes proposed British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 19:03

“It is for the human race. Just fancy those parts of the world that are at present inhabited by the most despicable specimens of human beings. We go on. But he was pretty prolific in his writings and w…”

Cecil Rhodes member_of Freemasons host_asserted ▶ 19:03

Fabian Society financed_by Cecil Rhodes host_asserted ▶ 19:59

“So keep in mind Wesley Clark when we get to who runs Operation Gladio. Duly noted. So that's really the background on Rhodes. You know, he was this when all these other institutes like the Tavistock I…”

London School of Economics financed_by Cecil Rhodes host_asserted ▶ 20:30

“London School of Economics, all of this coming under the Cecil Rhodes financing, if you will, the Balfour Agreement, the people that are involved in the drafting of the Balfour Agreement, which is wha…”

Balfour Declaration drafted_by Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 20:59

“and how they went about doing that but the same people that drafted the balfour agreement the milner and all of those there they were all involved in both the fabian society the round table the chatha…”

Balfour Declaration drafted_by British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 20:59

Balfour Declaration drafted_by Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 20:59

Adam Weishaupt proposed Freemasons host_asserted ▶ 21:27

“you realize that it goes back to the late 1700s when Adam Weisskopf wrote basically that they were going to create the secret society inside of a secret society and basically infiltrate the Masonic or…”

Oswald Mosley member_of British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 23:26

“The Cecil Rhodes Roundtable people wrote that. And I also want to introduce Oswald Mosley. He did a lot of writing as well. He is part of the Roundtable. He is a fascist by his own admission. He set u…”

Oswald Mosley married Diana Mosley host_asserted ▶ 26:48

“That's last name is Mitford, M-I-T-F-O-R-D. They had five girls. One's a stated communist. The rest of them are basically socialist or fascist. The parents were all part of the whole Oswald Mosley lit…”

Winston Churchill relationship_with Mitford family host_asserted ▶ 27:19

“So she's very much in that same line of thinking. And Churchill's wife is cousins with the Mitfords. So they have, I mean, they go to dinner all the time. They're part of dinner clubs together. They t…”

Unity Mitford had_affair_with Adolf Hitler host_asserted ▶ 27:19

Diana Mosley spied_on Winston Churchill host_asserted ▶ 27:52

“throughout World War II. And it is now believed that she was the go-between between Churchill and Hitler as far as intelligence goes. So dig away on that because that is a fascinating story. If I want…”

Operation Gladio originated_from Boer War host_asserted ▶ 30:13

“argue with you about whether somebody's a real religious advocate or not, because it's the same thing with the right and left. I'm not playing. I don't play in those conversations. So I came up with m…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Czechoslovakia host_asserted ▶ 30:45

“I'm not going to I can't say for a fact that Churchill came up with the idea and it got transmitted to Hitler. I would not be at all surprised because there was lots, as I said, informal communication…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Ukraine host_asserted ▶ 30:45

Germany created Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 30:45

Operation Gladio operated_in France host_asserted ▶ 31:11

“And I will add that the ones in Ukraine are the neo-Nazis we're seeing today because Operation Gladio is still in existence today. So all of that territory, Poland had them. The ones in Poland were vi…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 31:11

Operation Gladio operated_in Poland host_asserted ▶ 31:11

Allen Dulles headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 33:07

“Dulles was over there working in Switzerland, Bern, Switzerland. He'd also been in Switzerland 30 years previously at the Treaty of Versailles. Him and his brother both, John Foster Dulles. Anyway, so…”

Allen Dulles exfiltrated Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 33:30

“Well, Operation Gladio is the stay behind unit and Alan Dulles is responsible for its transition to its current use. Yep. I mean, he exfiltrated Nazis like Reinhard Galen. Galen. Galen. OK, so you're …”

Reinhard Gehlen created Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 33:57

“They create these stay-behind units and put them in all of the countries they're taking over. They were originally called werewolf units. Citizen by day, werewolf killer by night. So as they stood up …”

Reinhard Gehlen traded_network_to Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 35:25

“I'm going to turn over my Gladio units to you, my stay behind units, my werewolf unit network. I will tell you wherever they all are. I will help you set up new ones in all of the allied countries. An…”

Reinhard Gehlen appointed Konrad Adenauer host_asserted ▶ 35:54

“He goes back to Germany. Galen becomes the West German first quote-unquote non-Nazi Chancellor Adenhauer's Chief of Intelligence. So you've got the guy that was Hitler's Chief of Intelligence, General…”

Allen Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 36:22

“as his chief of intelligence, working with what will soon be Alan Dulles, the CIA director. You mentioned the business interests that Alan Dulles was representing. This is a Wall Street lawyer. Wall S…”

Sullivan & Cromwell did_business_with United Fruit Company host_asserted ▶ 36:51

“They did the intelligence that allowed the United States to annex Panama at the behest of the DuPont family's United Fruit Company. This is, you know, economic adventurism. It's a very early stages, b…”

IG Farben did_business_with Brown Brothers Harriman host_asserted ▶ 36:51

Operation Gladio financed_via Corsican Mafia host_asserted ▶ 39:41

“worldwide personal army. That's the way you need to think of Operation Gladio. It's going to cost a lot of money. So what they decide is they're going to bust in on the drug trade that at that time ha…”

HSBC laundered_money_for Corsican Mafia host_asserted ▶ 40:35

“like we did in Vietnam, because we know Vietnam was a huge poppy supplier. Britain had already done it in the opium wars in China to get their opium supply going. So that's the reason why you have the…”

BCCI laundered_money_for Corsican Mafia host_asserted ▶ 41:02

“Large banks, BCCI, got set up when the poppy fields moved to Afghanistan because the poppy fields are on the border with Pakistan. So you have the big money laundering, just like HSBC stood up in Chin…”

Chiang Kai-shek did_business_with Green Gang host_asserted ▶ 41:59

“Yeah, I'll take it back a step further. The OSS was operating in China alongside Chiang Kai-shek and his drug pusher, drug mafia. It was called the Green Gang. When Mao Zedong won the war, because whe…”

Ted Shackley worked_for Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 42:53

“Sort of like the reverse James Bond by the name of Theodore Shackley. Are you familiar with him? Oh, yes. Okay. Shackley's a beaut. He worked directly under Reiner Galen. Came over in Operation Paperc…”

Phoenix Program financed_via Corsican Mafia host_asserted ▶ 44:10

“He would show up. Let's see, where do we have him? Well, he was Miami station chief in 1961, Bay of Pigs. He was still station chief when Kennedy's assassinated. From there, he goes to Laos and Saigon…”

Ted Shackley created Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 44:10

Ted Shackley ordered_assassination_of Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 44:37

“He was over in Indonesia, ordered the assassination of one of the princes, and that got him in hot water with the military. He was head of covert operations under Bush at the CIA from 1975 to 77, when…”

Richard Nixon targeted_for_regime_change Corsican Mafia host_asserted ▶ 46:26

“And we're jumping a little bit ahead, but I just wanted to capture what you were saying. You go to the quote on war on drugs that Nixon set up. Do you know the only people that was ever processed or f…”

Operation Underworld recruited Sicilian Mafia host_asserted ▶ 47:22

“So Lucky Luciano had been locked up two years earlier. So New York Governor Dewey, who was the one who prosecuted him, went and made a deal with Lucky Luciano and said, look, we'll let you out of jail…”

P2 Masonic Lodge member_of Sicilian Mafia host_asserted ▶ 51:06

“Propaganda Due is the Masonic Lodge that was set up by the Black Prince of Italy. And over almost a thousand, either mafia, Vatican, or Italian officials were members of it, to include their president…”

John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 54:39

“tens of thousands of Americans to instill fear so they could do a ground invasion of Cuba. JFK says, absolutely not, we're not doing that. Alan Dulles, just prior to the disapproval, had been fired. L…”

Lyman Lemnitzer headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 55:10

“was reassigned to NATO. JFK had never been told about Operation Gladio. He had never been told that NATO, a subunit of NATO called ACC, was the planning cell for all Operation Gladio events. He put Ly…”

John F. Kennedy reassigned Lyman Lemnitzer host_asserted ▶ 55:10

Charles de Gaulle granted_independence_to Algeria host_asserted ▶ 56:16

“He had disbanded an organization called OAS, which was basically kind of like their, if you had to, it's like a secret kind of secret service operators, but they actually were bad people. And it had b…”

Charles de Gaulle withdrew_from NATO host_asserted ▶ 57:16

“He wanted French out of there and he wanted to give them the freedom. They started trying to kill him over 20 times. Yeah, this is the OAS. The OAS. But here's the interesting pie to Operation Gladio …”