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Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE FALSE FLAG DEFINITION' w Colonel Towner on the DC Shooting 2025-05-25

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0:00 Hey, Natalie, I got to check it out. I just got through. Let me see this out. If you could help me share it in the rev, that'd be cool. Until when the colonel comes in. Hold on one second. I'm just sharing it out, guys. Let me share it out. Oh, there's the colonel. Hey, colonel, I'm just going to share it out real quick. Anybody wants to come up? Let me see here. You know what? I'm going to do it like this. All right, give me that, and then you can handle that. All right, let me send this to Santino.
0:50 Oh, yeah, where's that? Where's that? Boom. Hey, Colonel. Hi. Boy, I just got out of a very, that was an interesting space. It turned into, like, we got, I don't know, it was anybody, I don't know if anybody was in there, but it was a trash. Trash, it was a trash discourse. And Political Savvy and Sally was there. And they were talking about, like, needing, you know, the black votes and whatnot.
1:29 And, uh, I, I contacted some of the, some of the people that I knew from over there on black Twitter, they came over there and now we are, uh, we, we, we unify, you know, it was, it was cool. Like we're going to get the, the GOP going. I mean, it was, it was, it was amazing. Like, but, uh, I don't know, man, that was just, it got real crazy at the end because this shield, I mean, it always comes up. People want to come up there and talk about their.
1:57 They're bullshit, like, you know, with this foreign shit. It's like, what? We're trying to, you know, unite black people and white people. Anyway, that was intense. But, yeah, I'm going to share it on out. And there's Augustus. Anyway, I think there's something. What? There's always going to be somebody there to divide everybody. Exactly. And you know what I've been realizing? Like, that's the real Marxist. That's the one. Because you've got people that.
2:28 You know, maybe have views like me, you know, or just are there maybe anti-Semitics or pro-Palestinian, like all this. But you have these people that push so hard and that's all they fucking do. And it's like, like, you're the ones that, you know, and it starts to make it like you're, you know, I become it's the Jews account because I push back on APAC because they do have these accounts doing that. And I'm seeing what's going on. It's like, so are they working together?
2:59 Well, in order to do a coup, to destabilize a country, the intelligence agencies have massive armies to go into a country and do what they call a quote unquote survey. And what that survey does is it identifies
3:29 all of the potential fault lines in a culture. And once they identify the potential fault lines in a culture, they orchestrate propaganda campaigns to exacerbate those potential and current fault lines.
3:55 So obviously back in the 60s when they tried to destabilize and did the United States, that survey resulted in let's use race. And that's what they used in the 60s was the race riots in order to destabilize the country because what they were actually doing during the 60s was setting up all of, well, not setting up, actually.
4:25 utilizing the MKUltra experiments on America, and they didn't want anybody, it was all the anti-war stuff going on, very effective anti-war movements, by the way, all colored after the fact with the quote-unquote LA, San Francisco hippie thing. They will do whatever they can to disassociate
4:53 Real political movements that negatively affect them, they will color them with every kind of crayon you can, while also creating additional chaos that's not legitimate. The anti-war movement was legitimate. There were people in America that didn't want to be in Vietnam because they believed it was what? A false flag, which it was.
5:22 which is the whole purpose of this conversation. And so when people mobilize, and we've seen that here, just look what happened after 9-11. Anybody that spoke any truth about it, look what happened after COVID. Anybody that speaks any truth about anything that the government orchestrates is immediately shut down. Same thing with January 6th.
5:48 You're not allowed to disagree with your government. You think you live in a democracy or a republic or whatever. You think you're free. You are not. So I've been hearing a lot about that Vietnam lately, too. And it's like, you know, like you look at it, it's like when we look back in history, it's the war that we could never won because the guerrilla warfare. First off, but we could have it would have bombed the shit out of them. But it was like the shit out of them.
6:19 We were never there to win. So let's talk about the Gulf of Tonkin. Let's talk about Vietnam for just a couple of minutes, just to illustrate what a false flag is. I saw your comment the other day about people have the misconception that a false flag means that people think something happened and it didn't really happen or that it was all crisis actors and no one got hurt. That's not what a false flag is at all.
6:48 A false flag is when the intelligence agencies create an event that real people die in, potentially, in order to further an agenda. It's not as it appears. That's why it says that it's a false flag.
7:12 So if you go back to a declassified document called Operation Northwood, that is one of the most critical documents that even people who've read it don't understand necessarily the significance of it. It is a document that was generated between the CIA and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. That means both the US military.
7:40 And the Central Intelligence Agency was involved in colluding to orchestrate terrorist events domestically in the United States. And they were going to dress up as Cubans, army people, to orchestrate these events where they were going to kill Americans. Then they were going to blame it on these dressed up.
8:10 fake Cuban army people when they were actually CIA trained paramilitary Cuban exiles living in Miami and blame Castro for killing Americans so they could justify a full scale invasion into Cuba. That was presented to John F. Kennedy and he ended up firing the guy that wrote it, which is General Lyman Lemonsker.
8:39 So he colluded with Alan Dulles right before Dulles was fired in order to draft this Operation Northwood. But it is indicative of just about every Operation Gladio type, style, false flags. In it, it lists several different things that they suggested doing, one of which was the one I just mentioned, dressing up like Cuban soldiers and bombing major American cities.
9:07 Like killing Americans. Another one, just weirdly enough, happens to be flying drone aircraft into big buildings. Not like we've ever seen that or anything. Another one was planning a bomb on a commercial airline, which they also did, and blamed that on Cuba, when in fact it was the CIA as well. But there's a whole laundry list of false flags that are outlined.
9:38 And it is the smoking gun of your government saying your life isn't worth jack shit if they want to overthrow or invade a foreign country. They will sacrifice you. They have sacrificed their own agents. And they don't even blink an eye doing it. It's just crazy. It's like, you know, the more I've learned from you and just the more you.
10:08 You look and you know, it's like I've caught myself saying MI6 trying to explain some of those things to people. It's just so much lately. And it's like, like, like, and it's like, I think about it. It's like, I don't want anything to do with that. Like nothing. And it's like, but, but they have to make this.
10:27 And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Qaeda, to fund these things, to get these things going. And we get all, hoorah, let's go to war. Let's kill the Muslims. And it's like, why? A guitar. A guitar. We've got the largest Middle Eastern. I looked that up.
10:53 They're an ally, not a NATO ally, but an ally. And it's the largest Middle Eastern Air Force base there. Hold on. Qatar's a whole different story. They've been on both sides of every issue. Yes, we have U.S. Central Command's forward-deployed headquarters is in Qatar. It has been considered an ally, but they have also done some very nefarious things, just like UAE.
11:21 was considered an ally. They've done some really nefarious things. For example, there's a little archipelago group of islands south of Yemen. UAE had worked their way around the western part of Yemen, the southern part of Yemen, and basically working behind the scenes with the UK was taking over all of Yemeni's ports. The Yemen
11:46 primary faction is all in the West. There's hardly anybody that lives in the eastern part, but the UAE wanted all their ports. So they pick up the phone and they call Israel and they said, hey, we want to take this archipelago that's just south of Yemen.
12:05 And we can't really do it unless we hide behind you because we know if we use you that the U.S. won't say anything negative about us doing it. So we want you to go in halfsies with us to steal these islands from Yemen. And they did. So you have to understand the Middle East is not like anything that you guys have ever come across from a strategic point. They are.
12:34 Very, very different. And they do things very, very different. We have a large investment in Qatar. That's absolutely true. NAVSEN's headquarters is there. ARSEN's headquarters is there. The Air Force never put their AFSENT forward. It's at Shaw Air Force Base. And CENTCOM.
12:55 Unlike most of your combatant commands, they're at MacDill Air Force Base. They do not reside in the theater in their operating area at Qatar. They only have the ability to ramp up that facilities like after 9-11, which they did. And then the four-star travels back and forth between the two. They will always have CENTCOM rear here at MacDill.
13:22 I wouldn't use Cutter. They're not a good example. I understood. I guess more of my question would be, why do I just now start hearing Tucker Carlson's getting paid by... I thought we loved Tucker Carlson, but now he's a shill for Cutter. And then Cutter has actually paid Pam Bondi. It's like, what is going on with this? And why does it just pop up now? Is it just because of...
13:47 Like the thing you said, the Middle East is something I've never seen before? Well, they're trying to create chaos. They're trying to undermine people. So there's nothing wrong with, as long as you're registered, to be a representative of a foreign country. I mean, there's been people, Roger Stone was. His group with Manafort, that's all they did.
14:10 They were lobbyists for foreign governments. There's nothing wrong with that. We have a law that says you're authorized to do it. You just are required to register to do it. So you can't go turn around and go, oh, well, we don't want anybody doing it if we've got a law that authorizes you to do it. It's just an agitation point as far as I'm concerned.
14:32 Let's go back and we'll give one more example of the false flag. And you take the hands. You were on the show, Colonel. You got it. Okay. So I do want to talk about Vietnam for a minute because there's a common belief, as you just articulated, that we didn't bomb them enough or we weren't military enough. We were never in Vietnam to win a war. If you go back to...
15:01 the post-World War II, there's a couple of different points that I want to make. Vietnam had been invaded by Japan. Vietnam was a one country, not a north and a south, one country, and the Japanese invaded it and kicked the French out.
15:26 When the war was over, World War II, oh, and by the way, I have to mention that the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, they loved Ho Chi Minh. Ho Chi Minh was a nationalist and loved Vietnam. And he fought like a dog to get Japan out. And the only reason that they were able to sequester Japan to the extent that they did was because of Ho Chi Minh's forces, not U.S. forces.
15:55 And certainly not the French, because they were a bunch of pansies at the time. So you have the post-World War II Vietnam with, and as with we did in Germany, there are sectors that are divided up. So the northern sector of Vietnam, weirdly enough, shows on history paperwork that, quote unquote, China.
16:25 was put in charge of the northern sector. And the southern sector was the UK. And China wasn't actually China. It was Chiang Kai-shek. That was soon to be Taiwan because we're going to eventually move him over to Formosa and change the name to Taiwan. And the whole reason for putting him in there was they wanted him to get rid of Ho Chi Minh.
16:55 because they wanted Chiang Kai-shek on the border of China so that they could continue to pester communist China Mao, who had just kicked Chiang Kai-shek out. So the military aftermath of World War II had an OSS detachment, and they had for years and years, decades.
17:22 The OSS agents that were with Ho Chi Minh would go back to Vietnam and have reunions there. That's how much they liked him. So he wanted a republic. He drafted up something that looks just like our constitution. He goes to Paris and he gets told to pay on sand that the U.S. is going to allow the French to go back and recolonize Vietnam.
17:51 Well, they're pissed off. Right. So they go, yeah, we're not going to let you do that. And of course, we know the aftermath of that was to have the French and Ho Chi Minh fight each other. Ho Chi Minh wins. And then again, instead of allowing a unification election, which, by the way, was actually agreed upon, the U.S. plucks in Diem, who's living out of the country, never got a scratch on him.
18:20 has no respect in Vietnam whatsoever to be relocated to Vietnam. And he now is going to be the CIA puppet government in the South. And the CIA goes in there. And why was Vietnam, both to the French and the U.S., such a critical place? Well, because of the Golden Triangle and all of the opium.
18:44 was in Laos, they were in Cambodia, they were in Vietnam and Thailand, and they were ferrying out all of the opium from the north into the Corsican Mafia, who read whatever you do, jigger it into heroin number four, which is like the highest price stuff on the market.
19:09 And so they were basically they had a drug operation going. Well, during World War Two, Paul Helliwell, who was a colonel in the military, is watching Chiang Kai-shek, who is the supplier in China. And of course, I told you he got kicked out of China. But a lot of that then came down to Burma and Laos as far as the growing activity. And so Paul Helliwell.
19:35 says, hey, this is a great idea. How about if we do what Shane Kyshek does and we just sell heroin to pay for our black operations? We got black money, black operations. Nobody will ever be the wiser. And that worked out great for a time when the Corsican Mafia was shipping everything into Cuba. And we were using that as a staging thing and turning it over to the mafia to distribute primarily targeted to black neighborhoods initially.
20:05 in Harlem. So they were generating a lot of money, but they got greedy and they decided they wanted to cut the Corsican mafia out. So they had to get rid of the French. And eventually we take over Vietnam and the, it was all for drugs. It was never for anything else. We didn't give a shit about communism or anything else. It was all about drugs. We used communism as a crutch to do whatever we wanted to around the world.
20:35 Because if you believe for one minute that the CIA has any empathy for anyone living under a dictatorship, I can sell you swampland in Florida tomorrow. Because every government they ever overthrew, who did they install? A dictator. They don't give a shit about communism at all. That was an excuse to steal resources. It was an excuse to secure resources.
21:04 So once you get that in your brain that they don't care about communism, that's bullshit. The same thing with terrorism. They created terrorism. They created radical Islamic terrorism. I just finished a research project today about the funding during the Afghanistan-Russia fiasco where the CIA went in and created.
21:31 all of the Al Qaeda, the Mujahideen, all of them. There's links back to CIA funding of all of that. And then that whole radical Islamic bullshit got released on the world. And it was, again, used as a justification to create terror to control all of us. Once all of us figure this out and hold hands, they can't do this shit to us anymore.
21:59 Do you basically, you know, we'll get into it later. Do you think that like the D.C. thing, like that was a false flag, huh? What D.C. thing? You mean the one that just happened? Yeah. I do. So here's what I know. Based on my research, everybody that works at an embassy is part of the intel structure. OK, everybody. You don't have non.
22:32 intel people working at a foreign embassy. You just don't. It doesn't matter if they're the military attache, they're still read in on CIA stuff. It doesn't matter if they're the economic attache, they're still in on it because of the economic warfare part of controlling these foreign countries. So they operate collectively. Now, is everybody read in on everything? No.
23:00 There's all kinds of things coming out about the trigger puller and his father and connections. So 100% this is an operation. What the goal of the operation is, is to shut everybody up about anything to do with what Israel is doing and what is going on in the Middle East as far as Trump's.
23:30 hugely successful recent foreign trip. They're going to take us back to this, all of the fracture points, which is where I started out. Every single time you start to make progress in holding hands with everybody and marching towards peace, you're going to have a terror operation. It's guaranteed.
23:56 I have now 70 years of proof of this. So Moneypenny, go ahead. Okay, I just love what you do, what you say. Coyote, I've been following the Colonel for quite a while, as much as I can.
24:14 She gets really repressed. Like many people on this stage, I can see who spoke out when things were particularly difficult during COVID years and pandemic years. I can see a couple of friends. I can see a lot of friends who got a lot of repression. But the Colonel is one powerful lady who I respect and look up to. And I learned so much. So I'm so glad you've got her here. This is a great space, a great opportunity. Anybody doesn't know the Colonel, you've got to follow her.
24:43 However, you've got to also go on to other platforms because sometimes she is not allowed to speak on this platform as much as she should be allowed to. Let's just put it politely that way because I know this is recorded.
24:57 I have just, over the last few days, been absolutely riled up and furious. And I don't often swear. I'm very, you know, politely spoken normally. Because in the UK here, the South African white farmers news article came onto our main broadcast media, highlighted as being a conspiracy theory. The headlines were Trump.
25:21 has promoted a conspiracy theory that white farmers in South Africa are being abused and hurt. Well, of course they are. There are videos of thousands of press cuttings globally. And in fact, there was a whole plane load of white farmers from South Africa that actually arrived and were, you know, in the White House or certainly near it on the day that...
25:44 All the British media reported it as a conspiracy theory. But what I also found fascinating is Kash Patel, who I think is the king of conspiracy theorists and is somebody I'm proud to be a conspiracy theorist if I'm in the same club as him, is being annihilated at the moment by the European and the UK media with that label, the conspiracy theorist, being put in every headline I've found about what he is doing.
26:12 So, you know, I am not embarrassed to say that, but I do believe that that label is not only, you know, been used far too liberally in the last few years with fact checkers and scrutiny and censorship and all of us having been through painful situations, even with friends and family. It has become something that is now used in everyday language by anybody and everybody that doesn't agree with you.
26:36 In the UK today, we have a headline that live facial recognition cameras will become commonplace as in last year, in the last 12 months in the UK, bearing in mind there's only 60 million of us, 4.7 million of us had our faces scanned last year without our knowledge here in the UK.
26:56 So my question to the colonel really is how much of this infiltration and surveillance, bearing in mind UAVs as well, is coming from CIA and subsequent people she probably knows. So if you go back, that's interesting that you ask that question, because if you go back to Vietnam again, both Vietnam and Malaysia, where the UK just prior to.
27:25 us doing it in Vietnam, the UK did a very similar operation in Malaya. And it was the pre-Phoenix program, Phoenix program. It looked just like the Phoenix program. And when you start researching,
27:43 Vietnam, one of the most notorious things that came out of Vietnam was the Phoenix program. And when you start dissecting the Phoenix program, it is a surveillance program. They even, in the 1960s, was using IBM computers deployed to Vietnam in order to keep track of people. And what they had done
28:10 It's fascinating, actually, in a really evil way. They had involuntarily trafficked over a million people from the North using the Catholic Church in a psychological operation into the South to try to paint the story that Diem, who was a Catholic, was a very popular president because we're going to bring in forcibly a million Catholics to prop him up.
28:39 Because, of course, Vietnam is not a Catholic country. It was very much the majority of the people there were not. They were Buddhist and several other Asian religions, not Catholic. But in order to justify that, they moved these people in. Well, they needed places to stay. So we're going to set up all of these villages. And they literally, in some cases,
29:08 created moats around the villages so that there's one way in and one way out. And they check IDs so they can keep track of everybody. Now, they did this under the guise of needing to make sure that they weren't associating with the evil northern Viet Cong. But that's only, again, an excuse. What they were doing was carefully orchestrating the
29:36 prehistoric surveillance state. And they were devising mechanisms on how to track people and to create the prehistoric version of 15-minute cities. And if you go through all of the operations, which I have, to include
29:57 Fast forwarding to the 1970s and late 60s and 70s, primarily Operation Condor, which is Gladio's cousin in South America, Latin America, actually, they created a computer system to do that exact same thing again. And that computer system was the not prehistoric, but took all of the lessons of operation or of the Phoenix program and expanded them.
30:26 They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this system so they could, quote unquote, track dissidents. Well, you know who the dissidents were? They were the patriots in the countries that wanted the CIA-installed dictator.
30:55 out of their country. So they began creating lists, you know, like the no-fly list. All of this stuff, if you know your history, it's dumbfounding what you are watching in modern day because it's been deployed all over the world. And we sat here.
31:15 Fat, dumb, and happy because of our propaganda-controlled, CIA-controlled media lied to us about all of these people and what the CIA was doing all over the world. They were experimenting on other people to bring it here. And the UK is no different because they're in bed with the CIA. Yeah. I mean, do you think the CIA ultimately are behind global surveillance or certainly Western global surveillance? Well, actually, I think MI6 is kind of the grandpappy of them all.
31:46 But CIA is kind of like the eldest child of MI6. And they far, everybody else is a stepchild, but they are a direct descendant of MI6 and the two of them collude in all of this. Yeah, well, thank you for that. I also think, can we put COVID under a false flag? Because I, you know, 100% would say it was a military operation by...
32:14 The United States with the intention of blaming it all on China. Yeah, I can't argue with that. But again, I think there were other foreign countries involved in it as well. But yeah, Jeff, go ahead. And then Mace. I think Mace had her hand up right before me. Go ahead. Colonel, always a pleasure to hear you speak. Thanks for coming on here. You know, mine's kind of about the most recent. I don't know if you guys talked about this.
32:46 about the D.C. shooting. Did you guys discuss that already? I would love to get your take on that. Very vaguely. Yeah, I mean, I just said that anybody assigned to an embassy in a foreign country is part of the intelligence network, whether they're completely read in on stuff. And the shooter has some really odd connections to some really odd things.
33:15 It was designed to do exactly what it did and to get the focus off of Trump's successful European trip and to get us back into the anti-Semite conversation, which I refuse to participate in. And do you think that it's kind of to also get us on this like, like, oh, you know, because they did that. I don't know if you saw him get arrested. That was the most crazy shit. Yeah. Like, you don't. I've been to jail.
33:46 A few times? And that's not how you get locked in jail for petty shit. Double murder? I can't speak about that part of it. I don't have any experience in that. You are not happy. Can I ask a question? Sorry, one last little piece I think is important. Because when I mention this, I'm like, you know, I usually tend to start at it's a false flag until I'm convinced it wasn't. But, you know,
34:15 They I think a lot of people have a problem or maybe wrapping their head around how there would be someone that would be willing to do that. And, you know, I would love to hear you explain how they would be able to get someone to do that with whatever. Like not to just say that's what happened in this case, but just in general. Well, in terms of how do you get somebody to shoot the pope in broad daylight at St. Peter's out in his vehicle?
34:45 They're trained assassins. The guys that shot, the two people that shot Pope John Paul II were Turkish gray wolves. They were trained as part of Operation Gladio. That is the element of Gladio in Turkey. They were gray wolves. That's the name of their Gladio program. And they're trained assassins. They have no soul.
35:13 They are literally guns for hire. They traveled all over the world. They were involved in multiple assassinations. And they shot the Pope in broad daylight. That's what they did. They shot JFK. The OAS agents, there were four of them by some accounts, two by other accounts, in Delhi Square on 22 November. The OAS is the Gladio element of France.
35:42 They aren't those like so the people that that don't get caught or I'm just saying like a regular old person that people would never that write these manifestos like because this kid was smart, right? Like he was intelligent, but not obviously not, you know, that smart.
35:58 But I feel like there was something else at play. And we see this and we talk about this as a possibility with like school shootings. Like, you know, what would make that person? It just happens to kind of fit right there in the middle of the ongoing narrative. And if you're seeing a bunch of trannies go through your feed, you're going to see a tranny that went and killed, you know. So I'm curious as to whether or not you're familiar with any of the, I don't know, silent weapons perhaps is the best way to say it. Or is there programming? Is it?
36:28 hypnosis, what do you call it, the Manchurian candidate type of thing? Is that something that's at play in these operations? Well, a lot, possibly, but it's generally more simple than that. If you start really delving into JFK's assassination, Oswald was not stupid.
36:49 I mean, he had went through all of the checks in order to work on a very classified YouTube program in Japan for the CIA prior to him doing any of this. He was a at least asset of the CIA, if not an agent of the CIA. And a lot of people believe that he was he he he blurted out that he was a patsy. A lot of these people are.
37:18 misled right up into the point that these events happen. And then when they happen and it's for real, but other ones are just trained assassins that are deployed to do dirty work and you can't discount the most obvious. And that's what I think people try to do. People try to put too much into these operations when they.
37:45 usually boil down to a very simple explanation. It's just one they hide from us, like the assassination attempt on John Paul II. They had all kinds of narratives deployed about who was behind that. You know, they tried to blame all kinds of different groups initially. And then the very simple answer was they just hired an assassin. And people,
38:15 don't tend to want to believe that there are assassins walking among us. And there's assassins walking among us every day. I just don't get how he, like the way he was arrested. It was like, what? It's like, like he, that's not how you get a, you know, cause I've watched the, I mean, it's very clear. Like they even dropped the pink towel. Some guy walks over there, picks up the pink towel. He's going to take it to the.
38:44 Back to the guy, then another guy grabs it. It's like, what the hell? It's just they don't handle that right. Yeah. Jeff, go ahead. You sure make a good point about people that maintain their composure. Howdy Murphy and the White Feather, Carlos Hathcock and Chris Collar, just to name three, that kept themselves well put together considering the circumstances. And, of course, again, connection was taken down by Bobby Kennedy.
39:14 in 1960, and that's why they took him out in 68. But to bring about my favorite veterans now, Colonel Vietnam veterans, they were spat upon and treated like garbage. And that's something I'll never forget. Quit watching the legacy media once Jane Fonda was connected with that. The only time I watched CNN was when they pulled out of Desert Storm, where you saw they had the total coverage where we got to see it.
39:44 With the hippies during the 60s, they were the ones that gained power in the 70s all the way through now. So the very people that were considered draft dodgers. The only draft dodger that I have no respect for is John Kerry, and you understand that, Colonel. He's a traitor. Well, he wasn't a draft dodger. He was actually in Vietnam.
40:10 The disrespect of Vietnam veterans. Yeah, he was. He just threw his medals and disrespected the rest of the soldiers that fought. I didn't appreciate that. But the leadership, mind you, for all these years in Washington has been the people that were not willing to go fight for this country. And my three best friends have fought 24 combat tours from 1989 through 2018.
40:40 where my friend left the Texaco field in Syria after battling and defeating the Wagner group. It killed a lot of people. And I just want to be grateful and thankful for all of our troopers, Colonel, first and foremost. But it would seem kind of sad that our leadership are the ones that drafted their service, and they're the ones that are putting our men and women to death. My best friends.
41:11 have done everything, and it seems like some of it's been for nothing, Colonel, to give the weapons in Kabul to not pull out during the dead of winter in Afghanistan, which was the primary failure when they could have passed. Nobody could have passed the Kandahar Pass. Taliban would have not made it through winter through the Kandahar Pass from Pakistan. If they pulled out in the dead of winter, nobody would have gotten killed. It's a terrible, terrible mistake by the Biden regime.
41:41 I'm not happy, but I'll do that, Colonel. But you're 100% correct. You're my little spy. I love you. Thank you. I appreciate your support, ma'am. Sure. Special D, go ahead. Hey, Coyote. Hey, Colonel Towner. Nice to talk to you. So there are some few things that I wanted to talk about regarding specifically the D.C. shooting.
42:09 implied that you believed that Elias Rodriguez was an assassin. I can tell you for certain that he was not. So I'm from Chicago. I actually lived in the exact neighborhood where Elias Rodriguez lives, where his apartment was raided by the police. I actually lived maybe two or three blocks away from him, and I worked with the local neighborhood mutual aid network. So I actually have, I mean...
42:36 two or three degrees of separation from this guy. Also, what he wrote in the manifesto didn't seem at all like something that would be... I mean, if you were going to do a false flag, you're not going to write something that is... I would say, as far as arguments go for what he did, he justified it. He clearly understands what he's talking about and what his political motivations were. That said, assuming that perhaps he was...
43:05 Because the timing of it was incredibly strange, right? It seems like it's kind of perfect timing in order to justify more censorship or to deflect or give some justification for attempting to attack Iran. I guess the censorship thing would be the most obvious, right? It's being played very clearly as an anti-Semitic attack.
43:33 very clearly not what the manifesto says, which I think everyone should read if you get the chance. So yeah, I guess my question is, do you think that it's possible that he could have been a Patsy? And if he was a Patsy, how would they go about doing that, right? So it is, and I hope I didn't...
44:00 I didn't mean to imply that I believe the story we're being told. I don't believe any story we're being told. My research indicates that whatever the story is that we're being told is never the actual story. In any circumstance of any of these terrorist events, we never are told the real story. The initial story is never the real story. It's a story. It's not the story.
44:27 So, yes, it's quite possible he was. And I'll give you another example. One of the events that happened in Europe, the people that were set up, arrested and later prosecuted for a terror event were actually told that they were participating in a training event.
44:55 that they were carrying backpacks that were part of a training event. It was going to be a bombing. And those people did not even have in their backpacks the explosives. But on film, on the surveillance, back to Maze's point, I mean, Moneypenny's point, on the surveillance camera, the actual bomb.
45:25 bombs with an S, were located elsewhere, but one of the ones that did explode, there was a picture of it sitting, and it looks just like the backpacks on surveillance cameras of these three people that were later implicated. They didn't have anything to do with the bombing. And like decades later,
45:48 A lot of information came out about that. So their whole thing is to capture the narrative up front for whatever the purpose that the terror event is supposed to affect. And generally, it has something to do with domestic policy, laws that they want to pass.
46:12 censorship like um we see going on right now so they they have an objective and they're going to use the terror event to further that objective whatever the objective happens to be and we don't find out what that is until years later through declassification process so my going in as i think so i think it was maize that said my going in position is that
46:39 Everything that we were told initially is never the truth. Is Godfrey still up here? Yeah, he's up here. Go ahead. Hi, Colonel. I'm trying to say this politely. I'm not meaning it toward you, but at what point is our military going to do their goddamn job and investigate false flags and stop false flags?
47:08 put out the truth about 9-11, shut down Israeli false flag operations, shut down false flag operations in America. It's getting tiring. And it's good that we're talking about it. And it's good that we're hearing from you. But respectfully, talk doesn't mean much. And we were promised a lot of things with Trump. And here we are with yet another false flag. We have no semblance of 9-11 justice.
47:36 Can you comment as to when you think the military will get real and end this practice of allowing false flags to happen? So, first of all, I'm going to tell you that it is not the military's job to end false flags in America. The military has a job, but...
48:00 Holding people accountable for domestic terrorism is not that job. That's not their job. We have a Justice Department and we have an FBI whose job it is. But is it not the military's job to defend against enemies, foreign and domestic, especially when they're committing acts of terrorism on our soil, though? So yes and no. The United States military.
48:31 is limited in what it can do domestically by bullshit laws that were put in place by Congress. And they are unfortunately hamstrung by those laws as to what they can do. And they work for President Trump. So you're not going to have military commanders going out there and commandeering shit. It's just not going to happen. If President Trump,
49:00 directed the military, and there's certain things that have to happen prior to that in order for them to be able to do anything, then they will do that. But I know people don't want to hear this. I believe that, and I have proof of this from the infrastructure that is being taken down methodically on how all of these things are funded.
49:28 with the closing of USAID and all of these fronts like the Institute of Peace. I have done the research. All of those organizations are tied to funding. They're all CIA front entities. And that's how this money is moved around behind the scenes. And one by one, they are all being shut down. And I believe that...
49:53 And simultaneously, and we hear this talked about quite frequently, there are RICO investigations being done, tons of sealed indictments that are out there that I believe that we are finally going to see that happen. But it's not going to happen in 100 days. These cases are very complicated. And I would direct you to Operation Grey Lord in Chicago. That took years.
50:21 in order to diagram out. To me, the beauty of this is the...
50:27 Time between Trump's first presidency, where I believe they gathered a whole bunch of intelligence of these networks, which is why he's been able to hit the ground running January 20th and getting rid of all of these organizations. Doge didn't go into USAID and overnight find all of these networks. I believe this has been an operation that has been ongoing. We are just seeing the fruits of them.
50:56 tracing all of the money and explaining to the American people the nefarious things that these organizations have been involved in. Because what you can't do is go out and start kicking over shit as much as I would love to see that happen and lose half of the American people. There are American people.
51:20 And I don't know what the percentage of it is that still do not even understand what a false flag is. They do not believe the CIA is behind all of this shit because they've been lied to for the last 70 years. So there is a fine line between us getting our satisfaction of people being held accountable and not having a civil war in our country at the same time.
51:48 And that's something that has to be dealt with. And that's way above my pay grade. Hippie, go ahead. Can I make one more point real quick, real quick?
52:01 So the sealed indictments, all they really are is running blackmail operations on politicians, police chiefs. You don't know that because they're sealed. Local mayors, city councilmen. That's all they are. You don't know that. That's all they are. Exactly. They're sealed. They're going to remain sealed. They're running blackmail. You don't know that. You don't know that. They're sealed. You have no idea. You have an opinion, but you don't know that. Hippie, go ahead.
52:27 Thank you. And thank you guys for letting me speak. How's it going, Coyote and Colonel and Santino and everybody? When it comes to, you know, blackmail, it always, for some reason, I always start looking towards the second term of the Nixon presidency. Now, before I go into detail, I would like to ask you, why do you think that? Why do I think what?
52:57 That whenever I hear about blackmail or everything that was discussed right now, I always think about the second term of the Nixon presidency. Well, you're the one that thinks it. Why don't you tell us why you think it? Well, I'll let Coyote say it too. No, no, no. The church committee. Yeah, go ahead. Because I'm thinking maybe that he had other intentions and they impeached him because...
53:26 They wanted him out of there. Right. And the CIA director, you know, during that time, you know, warned Nixon, too, and looking into that. And, you know, Nixon was trying to do a lot of good things that they don't really talk about either. And it's just it's very eerily similar on how this administration has been.
53:55 going through all these different, you know, events that we've been seeing over the past couple times and whatnot. But it's just really just reminds me of that. And when it comes to Vietnam veterans, I'm all for it. I'm all for Vietnam veterans. And whoever said yes, they were, you know, looked down upon, spit upon, and treated like trash. But they were also...
54:24 the God-loving hippies during that time, too, believe it or not, because a lot of them, you know, they came back, became business owners, entrepreneurs, people who, you know, started working for the VA and everything else. But I just, you know, I implore everybody to really look back in their history books. Don't use the history books. Or not the government-made, but...
54:51 You're talking about how Nixon spoke up on Israel. Yes. There's a lot that we've missed in studying about President Richard Nixon and his second term. And I think if we really go back and just flip through those pages, you know, just.
55:15 As much as we can and study all the people he's talked to, all the key players, because there was a lot of key players. OK, when he won that second term and he went up there and made a speech and everything. And, you know, people were just all coming together. But, you know, they all had an agenda to try to blackmail or keep them in that blackmail mindset to control.
55:44 And I see somewhat a similarity going on here. You know, I mean, correct me if I'm wrong. So Nixon is a very interesting topic of conversation. Yes, ma'am. And thank you so much, too, for allowing me to speak to him. He's very interesting. So I.
56:11 I have a lot of questions about Nixon and we talk about it at my four o'clock space all the time because Richard Nixon, most people forget, was Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice president. Dwight D. Eisenhower oversaw the U.S. involvement.
56:31 in Operation Gladio, both while he was a general on active duty post-World War II, actually during World War II, when they were reaching out to Reinhard Galen, the Nazi, and working with him and segregating the camps over there to put all of the Nazi SS guys that they wanted to work with post-World War II in this particular camp that they all, weirdly enough, were just able to walk away from.
56:59 And they ended up, like Otto Skorzeny, as a key player in Operation Gladio in Spain, training terrorists to go out and do all of these things. As a matter of fact, he trained the initial components of the Turkish gray wolves that we were just talking about. Otto Skorzeny trained the Ukrainian stay behinds of which Bandera and Stesco were.
57:23 personally trained by Otto Skorzeny that gave birth to the current Nazis that are called right sector in the Azov battalions. So when Eisenhower becomes president and he selects Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon had lots of nefarious ties to a lot of big businesses. As you know, he was an attorney and he had some really questionable clients. He also, during the time Eisenhower was president, oversaw
57:52 The coup that was launched against Mossadegh in Iran, destabilizing that country, and it's still a mess today. He also oversaw the coup in Guatemala while he was vice president. He was a sitting member of the national security staff that did all of these things. He also was president and was offered money by Anaconda.
58:20 the copper mining interest in Chile, and PepsiCo, who also had a huge investment in Chile, and ITT, which owned the telephone companies down there. And he authorized the overthrow of the Allende government. And we were all lied to and told that he was a communist. He was not. He was a nationalist.
58:47 Nixon, all of those things are factual. Nixon also did some good things, as you indicated, but the bad things still most Americans don't know anything about. And he is kind of one of those in my book that has a question mark. I tend to go through history and put people in categories.
59:15 He is still an enigma to me for lots of different reasons. And you articulated some of them. So the jury's still out on Nixon as far as I'm concerned, because in some cases, it was obvious a coup that took him out of office.
59:39 The preponderance of the group that was involved in Watergate were trained by the CIA's Miami station as part of the quote unquote Cuban exiles, which are our Operation Gladio people. The Cuban exiles was used throughout America to do some very nefarious things. They also were deployed as assassins to Angola under Reagan.
1:00:04 to Nicaragua under Reagan. So, um, there's some very nefarious things that he was involved in, but at the same time, he did some good things. So I'm, I'm still researching and I spend a lot of time on Nixon, by the way, um, for that very reason, because he is a very nuanced person in my book. So, um, Augustus.
1:00:33 Amen. I would bring a real quick question. Do you see then in the future, would they try to put Trump in some kind of situation where it'd be like, well, Mr. President, it's really bad for you. So, you know, either you can go down this extremely bad road like Nixon did.
1:00:59 Or resign like he did. Well, I think that's what they did four times in his first presidency. I think that's what January 6th was all about. That's what the leaked Ukrainian tape was all about. They did it two and four times in his first presidency. That's right. So, yeah, absolutely. He definitely has been put in that position. But the difference with him.
1:01:20 And the thing that Nixon did not have is Nixon wasn't clean either. They have tried just about everything. And Nixon didn't spend the 20 or 30 years leading up to his presidency endearing himself to everybody on both sides of the aisle like Trump did. And that's what's very interesting about all of this to me is if you go back and you look over all of the things that should have or could have.
1:01:50 posed a limiting factor on Trump's presidency has proven to be not effective on him. And so it almost like he has some super shield around him where even the legitimate things, you know, because he was involved in casinos and everybody knows that casinos are ran by the mafia, which is, you know, controlled by the CIA as well.
1:02:16 And none of that has mattered because what did he do? He became an informant for the FBI. It's like every single thing. He was involved in Hollywood, making The Apprentice. And none of that was allowed to get him into a compromising position. The same thing when they ran Epstein at him and the people at Mar-a-Lago. What did he do? He told Epstein, you're not ever allowed to come back here.
1:02:46 So it does seem like throughout his career, there has been opportunities to compromise him on a concerted effort and none of them stuck. So I do think that's a huge difference. So, Ron, go ahead.
1:03:05 Thank you. He was also the lawyer, if I remember correctly, he was the one in charge of making sure that all the paperclip people who came over where they got placed in the United States and a lot of the artifacts and things that came out of Germany, Nixon was. He had a role in it. That's true. Yeah. Yeah. Southern? Happy Saturday, Colonel. Thank you, Southern. Thank you.
1:03:38 Just a couple things. When you were talking about Trump and how he's coming in and someone was wanting more faster activity than we could see. And I think you hit on a point that's so critical. Trump is not looking to take a person out. He's fixing the mechanisms that everything that's in there that's illegal.
1:04:01 So he can chop it, put guardrails around it, et cetera, et cetera. He did know about USAID when he was in his first term. He tried to cut their budget. He was only able to cut it by 35%. But he already knew and had a good idea of what that was. And I do believe, like you said, he spent four years hanging around the right people at Mar-a-Lago.
1:04:25 Because everything he came in and did, you can just see it's like a puzzle he's putting together, pulling, putting in one piece at a time, moving it across. He's very consistent of how he's doing things, but it's driving the left crazy because they don't know what he's going to do because they're not broadcasting their steps. They're just doing it. And that I love.
1:04:54 Trump came into office a second time. The Democrat Party went way too far progressively because they had a puppet sitting in the White House. And as a result of that, it has positioned them in kind of a no man's land because you're either 100 percent in with them. If you're not, then you're out. So their party is smaller and smaller. And we are seeing more and more.
1:05:23 visible behavior that's indicative of this party and their mentality like they want to impeach him so bad but they can't touch him as long as we have majorities in the house but
1:05:36 What I'm concerned about is Trump has got all this figured out and he's taking these pieces down. So I'm frustrated when I hear people go, well, why haven't we seen indictments? Why haven't we seen this? They're cleaning out the corruption in those departments because they're in their way to manage with inside the bureaucracy of the government.
1:05:58 And that's what they're trying to identify. And they're creating environments where they reveal themselves. How they were able to show us about USAID was pausing funding just for 90 days. And then all of a sudden, we started seeing things pop out. That showed us, the American public. But, and I'll land on this, my biggest concern is...
1:06:23 We're in the minority that really understand what is happening, has happened, and what Trump is doing in the underbelly, cleaning it out in every department. And that's going to take some time. We are now finding out with Medicare how much money was pulled out of there to pay for school loans, sent to international funding.
1:06:45 All these different things had nothing to do with Medicare. They stopped something between $17 and $23 billion getting out under Oz, Dr. Oz. What we have is such layers and layers of corruption that built over time because they could do more on the next turn. Oh, we're not getting caught. Well, let's just keep going. Let's just keep going.
1:07:15 I'm so amazed at him, how he's almost created guardrails around him so that he can do his job. And I'm excited about it because when they start indicting people, they will be able to take them down. They will be prepared to take them down. And that I'm excited about.
1:07:35 And thank you for doing this on Saturday, Colonel. I want people to know you and everything you're building because this is teaching us our history, but it's also teaching us how to look at things so that we can make informed decisions and we can also set expectations and manage. And with X.
1:07:55 We're a big megaphone now, guys, and we need to take that and keep moving forward so that we hold our elected members accountable, but also when we need to get them out and get the right people in. And I think on X, we can do this. So I'm excited. Thank you. Sure. Special D.
1:08:13 I'm going to reset the room real quick. Hold on real quick, Special D. All right. And y'all give the Colonel a follow. Everybody right now, go up there, push her profile, and give her a follow. And she's got a Rumble channel I just followed today. So do that. I did because I got me a little Rumble. And, you know, if you liked what I'm doing, if you like what Santino's doing, give us a follow. Everybody on the speaker panel that you resonate with, go down there, push the little purple pill, repost it if you've already reposted it. Undo, repost, and repost again. And back to you, Colonel.
1:08:42 All right, Special D, go ahead. Yeah, so Coyote had mentioned that it was very strange. So I'm going back to the DC shooter here, that it was really strange how he got arrested. I did want to mention that there's more context. I don't know if you saw the video interview with the guy who was there. But apparently, after the shooting, Elias Rodriguez actually went inside the event and waited for the police to show up. And the people there didn't actually know that he had been the shooter.
1:09:11 And that he didn't really talk to them about it until the police showed up in which he started shouting free Palestine and whatnot. But my understanding is that he had always intended to turn himself in. So that might explain the situation a little bit better. The question I had for you, Colonel Towner, is so I know. So there's been some association on social media between Elias and the.
1:09:40 Party for Socialism and Liberation, which is kind of like an old org, really top-down. So apparently he had attended an event at some point, and they went on to go ahead and disavow him. So I know some good people in various branches of the PSL, but I also know that the anarchist activist David Graeber, who was the guy basically who was involved in starting with Occupy Wall Street,
1:10:11 He insinuated that more or less due to the way that they kind of show up at protests and then kind of take over control of the situation. He insinuated that PSL might have feds in their leadership or otherwise collaborators. I was wondering if you could speak to, because I'm sure you run into this a decent amount researching Gladio things, but the notion of organizations that are controlled opposition.
1:10:36 That appear to be one thing on the outside, but are helmed by the Fed, CIA internally. So almost every organization in the United States that is effective at gathering people is going to have an agent or an asset of the CIA in it.
1:11:04 They purposely infiltrate them. I was amazed at the beginning of my research to know that the CIA has domestic stations all over the United States. They basically owned one of the Miami papers down there when they were doing all of the Cuba activities.
1:11:29 The National Student Association is indicative of how they operate. So they had a couple of cutouts. They basically funded the entire thing. That gave birth to the Weather Underground, the other domestic terror operations. And so whether directly or indirectly, the CIA was funding that. And you're going to find that with just about, like I said, every...
1:11:57 large, effective group. If you step away from America and you go to foreign countries and you start dissecting the successful coup operations, but you can look at the unsuccessful ones as well, and you find out that they spend months, if not years, infiltrating them. And that was the entire purpose of USAID.
1:12:25 and the National Endowment for Democracy. And before USAID, a lot of people think, oh, well, you know that JFK set that up. That just started in the 60s. That's not true. There was an organization, there was actually four of them, one of which was called AID before USAID. All JFK did was reorganize them all under the umbrella of USAID. So they have been infiltrating. Like I said, they're meticulous about this.
1:12:54 They don't just infiltrate them. They create them. They have teams. And generally, they do this through universities. If you go back and look at the institute that Kissinger set up at Harvard, the entire thing was funded by the CIA. It got outed. Everybody knew it was some international blah, blah, blah. Once he got exposed, his deputy moves over to another organization. They set up the next day.
1:13:22 And they just continued doing operations. And they use Harvard deans, many of which are on their payroll, and college professors to go abroad under exchange programs and all kinds of other arrangements, all funded by the CIA, both overtly and covertly. And they do what they refer to as surveys.
1:13:50 And the surveys that they do, as a matter of fact, they did one in Jamaica. And the guy that did the Jamaica one was out of Indiana University. And that's where that's my old alma mater for my bachelor's degree. And he went around just talking, asking people.
1:14:08 If you now know what Gladio does, some very nefarious, do you support your government? And if someone was to oppose your government, would you support that someone? And who do you think is an effective leader in your community? This is the survey they did. And he comes back and he compiles his research. And the CIA uses that to go in and destabilize the country. There's almost everything around you in one way or another.
1:14:37 And it's disgusting when you think about it that so many people believe that we live in a free country when almost every element of our country and the hierarchy is part of it. And going back to Vietnam, Michigan State hired actual CIA agents dressed up as professors and they deployed them over to.
1:15:04 under the auspices of the Office of Public Safety. That actually was the precursor that trained the national police over there to implement the Phoenix program. That same Office of Public Safety was, it's part of USAID, was deployed.
1:15:23 in Latin America, in multiple countries, all of which ended up getting cued because that's what they were actually doing. But they dressed themselves up as professors going in, doing like exchange programs with universities in foreign countries. So the entire thing is very nefarious. So yes, do I believe that there's likely a CIA person monitoring PSL? Yes. Let's see. Ron?
1:15:53 Excuse me. Godfrey, then Ron. Godfrey. However you pronounce it. Godfrey. Oh, sorry. Sorry. So, Colonel, a question for you. Do you think that it's my contention that the reason why we're having X shut down so much right now is because they're trying to rig it so that we can't speak out against Israel when they attack Iran?
1:16:23 And my question is, do you think it's coincidental that this false flag happened right now, right before Israel is supposed to attack Iran, and that they may be using it to trace the route, so to say, as a tracer to trace all the data on Facebook, as far as how fast this false flag was uncovered and who was uncovering it so that they could shut it down with an algorithm? There's nothing coincidental.
1:16:52 In the world, nothing. I cannot, I tend to stay away from speculation. I view myself as a historian as opposed to the current operations. I speak out on current operations as they relate to patterns that I've already observed in other false flags. And if you're asking if they do false flags ahead of time in order to
1:17:22 better prepare for the one that's upcoming? Absolutely. They do that 100%. Ron? Yeah, going along that, FDR said it perfectly, nothing happens in politics by accident. But the one thing that I forgot to say when I was talking about Nixon and paperclip, Trump and Nixon actually had a pen pal relationship for almost a decade and a half.
1:17:51 where they exchanged letters. And I have to believe that Nixon gave him quite a bit of advice on how to be in the event that he ever became president at some point in time in history or in the future. So I'd like your thoughts on that. Because like you,
1:18:19 Nixon, to me, is an enigma. I don't know where to come down on him because I've seen a lot of things that he's done that I question. And I've seen a lot of things that he's done. It's like, you go, boy. So I don't really know where to come down on Nixon. Yeah, I agree with that. And I do find it interesting, but not just Nixon. I mean, obviously, he asked about the JFK.
1:18:45 assassination and a lot of people believe that was the tipping point um because we all know where that leads um and as far as his um coup that they orchestrated on him um and so yeah i i found it very interesting that he communicated um with nixon but you know
1:19:07 Trump definitely does his homework and that definitely would have been one of the people having suffered a coup if he had any inclination of running for president that he definitely would seek advice from because they definitely were able to orchestrate that successfully. And whatever the preparation Trump did, he's been able to thwart them at every turn.
1:19:37 Daryl? Oh, there you go. Took me a second to get my mic. Thank you very much, Colonel. I appreciate your service, and I'm enjoying this conversation and your expertise in this history. My question is, and I'm a vet myself, and I'm kind of looking at this political landscape, and I appreciate what you're saying in terms of you try to stick with historical facts, but again, you're recognizing patterns. And one thing that I've been concerned about is,
1:20:11 Now that the president's returned from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and meeting with Cater as well. But some of you have been in the spaces. Now, I've been poking at this question about, you know, back after 9-11, Wesley Clark, General Wesley Clark at the time, he was the NATO commander, former NATO commander. But he had said that there was a plan that we're going to go to war with Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya.
1:20:40 Somalia, Sudan, and we're going to finish up with Iran. And I'm looking at what's going on now. And now you're seeing Iran's coming up in the news quite a bit. The nuclear conversations that we're having and now Israel is poking a nose at Iran. And although this is over two decades old.
1:21:00 looking at political posturing. And you're right. I don't know how Qaeda gets along or gets away or the Arab Emirates playing on this fence when they're supporting the Houthis in Yemen, where we're down there fighting the Houthis. So it's already attended the position. But do you think that what Wesley Clark had said back then after 9-11 and whoever manages that agenda, that we are on a path to another false flag somewhere erupting either in a Taiwan?
1:21:29 or to get more with China, or now what seems to be happening with Iran. So they're definitely trying to orchestrate that. And it's funny that you bring up Wesley Clark. So let's share a little bit of history that I uncovered. I put that in the jumbo, by the way, Colonel. Wesley Clark. What'd you say, Coyote? I was saying I put that video, General Wesley Clark's video in the jumbo for you.
1:22:00 Thank you. Wesley Clark, we did a very expansive research on the domestic elements of Gladio, because one of the things that I discovered very early on, but it didn't hit me for almost nine months, that there was a secret agreement when they set up NATO that in order to join NATO, you had to have stay behind units in your country. And so, you know, I'm.
1:22:26 diddling around doing all my research in Europe. And it dawned on me about nine months later, holy shit, we're in NATO. Who the hell's our Gladio unit? And that's what led me to research the Cuban exiles and their use in Gladio operations all over the world. And that's what led me to find out about them being part of the Nixon coup.
1:22:50 They also were behind the bombing of former ambassador from Chile, Ambassador Lettier, who in a car bomb in downtown D.C., which killed him and an American citizen that was serving as his aide and injured some other people. So we definitely have active Gladio operations going on in the United States. So one of the things that that led me to was Waco. And one of the little known facts about Waco is that.
1:23:20 They were all legally selling weapons at gun shows all around Texas. And, of course, that links them to the gun show Timothy McVeigh. And you start seeing this pattern emerge.
1:23:39 We did a real deep dive on Waco and all of the ATF and the FBI and the whole setting up of that scene. And I find out because I'm military that they I'm watching these videos, these horrific videos. And I'm like, well, shit, that's army equipment. What what do they use an army equipment for? Back to the guy who says, you know, hey, let's use the military. I'm like, they're not allowed to use military equipment on domestic things.
1:24:09 I just go and do my search on Fort Hood history. And do you know Fort Hood's right down the street? Do you know who was the commander at Fort Hood when Waco happened? Wesley Clark. I'm like, oh, son of a bitch, because I know all about Wesley Clark being the NATO commander because he was a NATO commander when I was in NATO. And I was assigned to Italy and I was part of.
1:24:33 the reception of forces for the special operators and the PJs, the pararescue guys coming for the air operations going on when the CIA set up the dissolving of Yugoslavia and the air war, Bosnia, all of that crap. So I was involved in all of that. And Wesley Clark was the NATO commander and NATO runs Operation Gladio. And I'm like, oh, son of a bitch. What the hell? And then, of course.
1:25:03 On 9-11, I'm stationed at U.S. Central Command. And totally not classified information. I'm sitting listening to people talk about, well, you know, we've got to pick another country because we can't really do a full out war in Afghanistan and kill all of these.
1:25:27 quote unquote, radical extremist Muslims that want to kill us. So where else are we going to go? And there was a whole team of people looking at places. Well, weirdly enough, those places look exactly like the list that Wesley Clark wrote down. And so I'm sitting here as a fly on the wall listening to people in 2001.
1:25:55 talk about the very countries that years later appear on this list that we're going to do basically seven countries in five years or five countries in seven years, whatever it was that he said. And I'm like, oh, holy shit. So I was flabbergasted by all of that. And to your point, it obviously was more than just a rumor. It was obviously more than.
1:26:24 a few people having conversations. There were entire efforts to do intelligence assessments of those countries in order to establish a pecking order of doing operations in those countries. Now, does all of those operations entail a full-out war? No, because the CIA, in many cases, like in the case of Syria,
1:26:52 where they go through destabilization phases. And once they've done that for a long enough time, and they've not been able to successfully accomplish their goal, what they will then do is stage a false flag in order to generate the U.S. military.
1:27:16 entering the picture. And that will usually be the downing of a U.S. aircraft or something like that. But that is orchestrated because, again, the CIA has no problem killing Americans. None. That's not even like a bumper for them. They sacrifice their own agents. They tried to kill. We just did a book written by Kevin Shipp, who was a former CIA agent, and they tried to kill him twice. So that.
1:27:46 That's not even a blip on the radar. Moneypenny? That's funny, the emphasis you put on that sentence. They don't even care about killing Americans, because that should be one of the questions I'm asking here. I'm obviously British, and I have a military background, and my father apparently bugged the Canadian embassy. But if somebody goes around constantly annoying the CIA and doing stuff that digs up things they don't want dug up,
1:28:17 Presumably, they would look further afield than American people. So, you know, you shouldn't just ride on your laurels and think you're going to get away with everything. I, in the last few days, have been quite concerned. There's a lot of strange things happening in the UFO, UAP community. There's a lot of problems about disclosure. There's a lot of people head up about it. But more importantly, if you're actually in this sort of nitty little niche sort of town that is on X.
1:28:40 There's quite a few things that have happened with whistleblowers and people that are quite high profile, having been brought out to be agents or not the people that they say they are. Just a couple of hours ago, and I put it in the pill, I found a company through the WikiLeaks database. And I've got a database of names, which unfortunately has shown a couple of other people that are described as intelligence agents from a company.
1:29:09 called Stratfor, S-T-R-A-T-F-O-R, which apparently recruits independent investigative intel consultants on behalf of about six or seven different people, like the DOE, Raytheon, and all the contractors and stuff.
1:29:26 Is it the case that if somebody is going through a company like this Stratfor, that they would have to go through the same level with GCHQ, where you have to be vetted for a couple of years before you can go into an intel position? Generally, a company like Stratfor hires previously employed CIA military intelligence.
1:29:56 those types of people. They do not hire people off the street.
1:30:00 Yeah, so I've got a Stratfor database with about 30 names on it. And these people on the list are generally people from big corporates. There's corporates like Vertex and stuff on it, but most of them are sort of military or military contractors. And it's a sort of code thing of them potentially selling some sort of sanitizer. And then there's A's and B's and C's by their name as to what stage of the process they are about being recruited.
1:30:27 But you're talking about Moneypenny. Let me clarify something for you. The stages can be different. So everybody that deals in that type of environment will have a TSSCI, but then there are additional codes that are attached to your TSSCI when you're read into programs. So just because like when I retired, I had a TSSCI for.
1:30:56 probably 20 of the 30, 22 of the 30 years that I was in the military. But depending on what assignment I was in and what I was doing, I would be read into certain programs that then attached other designations to my TSSCI. And then you're read out of those programs when you leave. You sign the non-disclosure statements, blah, blah, blah.
1:31:23 Just because you have clearance doesn't mean you can immediately, when you get a job, like I was offered to work for several military.
1:31:34 uh, industrial complex companies. When I retired, I was a single mom. I wasn't going to work anywhere. Um, plus I was medically retired. Um, but they will hound you. They hounded me for probably the first two years of my retirement because of my clearance, um, because it's worth tens of thousands of dollars, um, to know that I've already been previously cleared and all they have to do is, um, read me in to the particular program, some of which would require a polygraph. Um, but the,
1:32:04 The chances of having someone with 30 years military experience not being able to pass a polygraph are slim. And so you're a good investment. You save them money right up front. What do you do if you bump into somebody on this platform who you suspect to be CIA? Are there questions that you ask that you use to try and find out who they are? Because I'd like to know how to find out myself. I got one. Are you CIA?
1:32:34 No, but I do live next to GCHQ. So every third person on my street buying some knickers from a shop or getting a banana from the local deli is probably a spy. So, no, I don't trust anybody on X. I have my guard up all the time. The people over time.
1:32:59 Have I met people? I've had dinner with people that I've gotten to know. Bridget, my research assistant, I've never met her. Her and I only ever talked on the phone. Over time, you get a sixth sense. Now, I spent the preponderance of my officer career in personnel. I vetted these people. So is there things I look for? Absolutely.
1:33:27 But I have my own personal way of doing that. And I've been approached by several people on here that I'm very leery of. And I have no problem blocking them. I don't deal with them. They are fairly easy to spot.
1:33:45 From my perspective, because of questions they ask you or things that they try to stick into conversations that don't belong, like derailing the effort of you exposing truth about them. So I don't know that there's any one thing I can share with you. It's just something that, I mean, I worked alongside of the CIA guy and the brief.
1:34:14 room when 9-11 happened. Where I sat in the crisis action team at CENTCOM headquarters, we had both representatives of the FBI, the CIA in all of the briefings, and you just pick up things.
1:34:35 Yeah. So once I've outed somebody there and found them on this database from Stanford, should I keep it quiet or just run to another country? No, hell no. Don't keep anything quiet. As a matter of fact, if you send me the name, I will run them through all of my research and we can post it together. Fantastic. Yeah, there's more than one name. That'd be brilliant. Thank you. Yeah, absolutely. I'm out in the mall. Southern, go ahead.
1:35:03 Going back to what you were talking about in terms of CIA possibilities or foreign governments infiltrating, Trump is really coming down on the Ivy League schools, particularly Harvard right now, where he is.
1:35:24 You know, we're going to cut out all this anti-Semitism and treating people. And then also, where is this money coming from? All these different issues he has. But I also think there's a third level here listening to you that these kids that are coming in, they could be agents, but they're also recruitable for the CIA.
1:35:47 They recruit out of almost every Ivy League. That's the whole thing that Warhammer and I are doing on our Thursday show at noon every week. That is their primary recruiting tool. Yeah, because what's interesting, like Harvard, 6,800 international students. That's 27% of Harvard's total enrollment. At Columbia University, it's even more.
1:36:13 They have more foreign than they do domestic students. So what they do, and Columbia is a very good example of that, because they tried to co-op all of the people coming back on the GI Bill out of World War II. They actually created a special campus to recruit those people, to send them to school and then use them. But Harvard, and obviously, you know,
1:36:42 In this whole network, Epstein picked Harvard for a reason, for his recruiting efforts. That's where he was located. So what's interesting about the foreign students, from my perspective, is the CIA will go to countries and set up scholarship funds, and they will seek out people to pay for their... You would be shocked at the number of foreign students that are there.
1:37:10 on scholarships through USAID, the National Endowment for Democracy, the Institute of Peace. I would guess that the largest portion, that over half of those people are being paid to go there because the CIA uses them to co-opt them to go back and spy on their own country. And that includes China, that includes...
1:37:36 our friends supposedly like Taiwan, European governments, all of those foreign countries where the CIA is running operations, they use the Ivy League schools as a recruiting tool. And they do that both with Americans and the foreign students. That's why you have such a large majority of those foreign people.
1:38:02 attending. That's why I thought it was hilarious when they were calling out the fact that there's so much more to what is being said if you understand the history and what constitutes that body of population and what it has been used for. So if you can use other reasons to call that out.
1:38:25 other than going, hey, CIA, fuck you, I'm going to screw up your recruiting tool. You don't even have to say that. They are meticulously going after in everything that he's doing. I see a completely different perspective to what he's doing than most people do because I know my history. Yeah, and what's...
1:38:50 Also, another thing, too, I don't know if you remember us talking about AOC because I kind of find her a bubblehead. And you said, no, no, no, she's a smart cookie. I went all the way back. The people who recruited her under the George Soros and the Bernie Sanders, all of the squad was part of that whole recruiting process. Those are the ones that got elected.
1:39:15 And they all had to come in doing the same thing. They had a directive when they came in, Green New Deal. Interesting that that's what they named it, AOC named it. She was instructed to do that. So it's really interesting what these lobby groups are really NGOs that are funded through Soros.
1:39:34 What concerns me now. They are funded through us, Southern, not Soros. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Also, some of these scholarships at Harvard and Columbia and all that, we're also paying for as well because Dr. Oz just found school, they paid for kids in school that were foreigners through Medicare. It's unbelievable the corruption and the money in our government. We're paying for this. And AOC.
1:40:04 was working on a USAID project in Nigeria, and I think it was like five or six months after she left, they had a career. That's not coincidental. Yep, and she was attached to Bernie Sanders right from the beginning. Let's see, Special D? Yeah, I would love to have more info about AOC, because I have heard that her having ties to the CIA somehow.
1:40:33 But I was just going to mention, this is actually from a while back, I think it was Scott Froy mentioned the notion that X going down, the DMs going down and things like that, probably related to what's going on currently, both between Israel threatening to attack Iran and what happened in DC. So I know one thing that I wanted to bring up.
1:40:58 for certain is 19.3% of all websites on the internet currently use Cloudflare for DDoS protection. My understanding is that I know that X for certain uses Cloudflare, and you may have actually seen it pop up if you were using it on the web. But it's very often Cloudflare is implicated in large outages, and one of the reasons is because it is such a massively centralized service.
1:41:26 But also I know that Cloudflare has very significant ties to the U.S. intelligence community. Yep. I also wanted to mention that like a month ago or something.
1:41:38 there's some discussion, and I'll go ahead and post this in the pill once I find it, but there was this discussion between ex-employees talking about there was actually a plan to remove DMs entirely. I'm not sure, though, that this could be something that they were planning to do in order to replace it with something else, or they were just planning to remove DMs entirely, but it is strange that the DMs specifically have gone down. But in order to make it a question, could you speak to
1:42:08 in your research, what you found out about cyber warfare in general? To be honest with you, I do not. I make notes about what I find, but I don't look into cyber warfare. It is not my expertise. As a matter of fact, I'm challenged in that area. Ask anybody that's on my team. I don't do a lot with it at all.
1:42:36 Can't really comment on it, except to verify that CloudFare has come up routinely in operations and their implications of being tied to intelligence is more than documented. You know, to me, that's just a proven piece of information.
1:43:03 Again, that's not my area of expertise, so I'm going to refrain from commenting on it. Godfrey? Godfrey? Godfrey. Sorry, can you come back to me and go to somebody else first? Tim? Hey, Colonel. Hi. I know you're – I'm going to ask a question to the group, and maybe somebody can help me out, but I'm concerned with the –
1:43:38 The way the CIA, I mean, six, the other intelligence communities, they use the flim flam. They steer the narrative. They they're they're masterful at steering the herd to positions to support whatever they're trying to obtain, you know, accomplish their master propagandist. Correct. What I'm concerned about right now is I saw a video and it's only been a couple of weeks ago, but the.
1:44:09 The AI, the artificial intelligence that we've been exposed to is going to be, you know, if they're showing it to us, it's out of date for them. That's true. Going forward, and I see it as just another tool that we can't even comprehend that they can incorporate. Because you've got to know that they're way in front of us. You know, we're sitting here and I'm hearing some of the most intelligent, articulate explanations of what happened.
1:44:38 from 30, 40 years ago coming forward. You know, we're easily 20, 25 years behind the curve right now. What's your concerns and how do we get to the truth if these guys are going to incorporate next generation AI to, you know, augment their bamboozlery? Well, so let me just make your point on some of the historic research that I've gathered.
1:45:08 I came across an installation in Australia called Pine Gap. Pine Gap was set up in 1962. When I got to Los Angeles Air Force Base in the 80s, they were in the process of offloading the technology that was used.
1:45:32 And why they set up Pine Gap to begin with. And that is what the military called NAVSTAR, but you refer to as GPS. And they were basically mothballing the NAVSTAR program because they were fielding and releasing all of the navigation technology for civilian use.
1:45:58 you know, just illustrates the point that you made that the technology that is being used that you don't know exists is relatively old, time-wise, decades old, by the time the civilian population finds out that it's even around. And I was shocked by that, actually, just from a time frame.
1:46:27 And it's not that I didn't know that the military has technology. The military created fiber optics technology and they used it for decades before it was ever fielded for, again, commercial or private use. So you can look at AI the same way. And, you know, people just need to be aware that that is true.
1:46:57 There's not anything that you're going to be able to do to control the technology that is already fielded and classified. But what you can do is look at particular companies that do the creation of this technology. The thing that bothers me the most and why I felt compelled to do a couple of shows with Alpha Warrior.
1:47:25 on some of those companies, one of which is called Battelle. Now, again, I spent 30 years in the military and no, I was not a pilot. I was not operational. I didn't go shoot people. But I had a very unique perspective in being assigned to bases that did all of that. From an HR perspective, I was aware of a lot of different things that they were doing because I saw everybody's records. I saw their...
1:47:55 evaluations. They came across my desk every day. So I knew what the mission was that all of those locations were doing. I was in a very unique situation from that perspective. And it allowed me to come away from that whole experience knowing a lot more than what any one of those people that were closeted in just that one mission area would know about the overall.
1:48:23 Air Force mission, which I can speak the most about because that's what my experience is. And the technology that especially the Air Force, because it's a technology driven.
1:48:40 Because at the time, we also had space. Everything that was going on in space was happening to a large extent. Yes, the Army had a space command, but they did not do the cutting edge research and development that the Air Force did. So it would be unusual.
1:48:59 Again, because I was at an acquisition base, I knew all of the companies that the Air Force in that high-tech arena was dealing with. I had never heard of a company called Battelle, and it's B-A-T-T-E-L-L-E. That company, behind the scenes, it was, during certain years, the largest government contractor, bar none.
1:49:25 Not only did it have was it a large Department of Defense contractor with lots of former DARPA people, which is our classified nobody knows what the hell they're doing research and development piece. But also they have a lot of CIA people in their management sitting on the board, which, of course, made my radar just like peak high speed. And their largest contracts.
1:49:54 billions of dollars was HHS. And they do all kinds of nefarious experiments. I found out that they are the ones that had the contract for the maintenance of all of the worldwide, most of the worldwide bio labs to include Ukraine and Georgia. And so by, by researching all of that stuff, you realize that there's a completely
1:50:23 known world out there that most Americans have no idea their taxpayer dollars are being used for. But I don't know. I don't get fixated on AI per se. I understand the nefarious purposes that it can be used for, but I'm more of a big picture and I look at all of that.
1:50:53 I don't think AI is any more dangerous than the other shit that they have developed in the past and used on us. I think it's another thing that if you have the right people in place, and I'm not even suggesting that they're all in place, that technology isn't the problem. The people using the technology is the problem from my perspective.
1:51:23 Hey, so Colonel, I was going to say, I got about my social media agent, MaysLove14, just reached out not that long ago. And she said that my future ex-baby mama, Destiny, said that we got about 10, 15 minutes. So I was going to, and I want you to go put your foot up or, you know, put your feet up there. Have you a glass of wine or something like that? Well, Mays had her hand up. Let's let her go. And then we'll come back to Godfrey and we can wind it down.
1:51:54 So, Colonel, I would love to know your just like zoomed out take and approach as to what's shaping our geopolitical environment for our foreign policy right now. What do you see happening that we can't see? I mean, I'm pretty sure you have some ideas and it would be just very hypothetical and speculative, not like saying put your name on it. But how do you see things taking shape in which direction?
1:52:23 Do you think we're going to be going in the next four years? Well, I believe that the historic nature of Trump's first foreign visit to the Middle East and the diffusing of what was potentially, to me, one of the most alarming scenarios, because I believe that it was going to come from the Middle East.
1:52:51 was a huge step in the right direction. I believe that the basic neutering of the EU, the strategic use of tariffs, and many of the other things that he is doing, I believe he's firmly committed to a peace agenda, unlike any president that we've ever had.
1:53:19 The amount of resistance that he receives on a daily basis indicates that we're headed in the right direction. And the constant attacks to me are a reaffirmation of that. So I literally pray for the people that are working towards peace, because I do believe for the first time in over 100 years, that is the agenda.
1:53:48 of the United States. And like I said, I've looked back over all of the presidents since the late 1800s when this initiative was launched by a group of people to implement the one world government. And I believe for the first time since then that the
1:54:15 focus being on nationalism and what's out. Burkina Faso, to me, is one of the most fascinating stories that no one talks about. The taking back of after we decimated the entire continent of Africa with destabilization, they're taking back their countries and mining their own gold.
1:54:38 managing their own resources, to me, is one of the brightest lights that no one talks about. And they don't talk about it because it's a defeat of this imperialism through economic warfare that has been going on at lightning speed since post-World War II. So I'm very optimistic, even though I talk about really bad shit all the time. I'm actually very optimistic about our future.
1:55:08 One quick follow up. Thank you for that. So are you guys aware about what's going on right now between Russia and Ukraine? Like, I had no idea that it's like flair. It's a flared up war right now. Like there's fucking missiles being probably false flags fired. It's because the algorithm has been very I think it's so it's been a cyber attack. I think I know that there was one. I don't know what's going on today, but.
1:55:35 When I, you know, when you look it up in here, there's nothing on there and nobody's reporting or talking about it except for Didi Politics. I happen to come across hers, but I think that there's, I don't know. I guess I just, I know that there was some attempts to kind of put that at peace, but I felt like Zelensky was complete theater. And I want to know your take on that specifically, just kind of the Russia and Ukraine situation, the minerals and how UK.
1:56:02 And these like long-term deals with them in Greenland. Do you have anything on that? And then that'll be my final question. Thanks. Sorry for the tag team of the questions. Anyway, if you could comment on that. And thanks, Coyote. Appreciate it. Well, obviously the Ukraine conflict, hopefully everybody on here knows the history and what that was all about.
1:56:30 I like to look to do a kind of a span outlook. The globalists have basically surrounded Russia. And they have acquiesced to the encroachment of NATO all around them. The one thing that they said was the red line was NATO. Russia is not going to allow.
1:57:00 Ukraine, because it is a globalist haven of the most corrupt, evil people in the world. And I'm not talking about the Ukrainian people. I'm talking about the government, because I don't believe Zelensky in any stretch of the imagination is in control of Ukraine. Ukraine is controlled by the intelligence assets. And you can only go back to
1:57:24 None other than the New York Times, when they finally printed an entire article, which if you don't know about Operation Gladio, you wouldn't even have recognized what that article was saying. In the immediate aftermath of 2014, the CIA went in and set up stay-behind units all along the Donbass region to the west of it.
1:57:48 Their operation was not to provoke Russia into this war. They would have set up those stay-behind units on the border of Russia, which is what they do in all the other countries.
1:58:00 put them where they did because they were going to use the Donbass region to bait Russia into a war. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan with the Soviet Union, where Brzezinski was famous for saying, we're going to give the Soviet Union their Vietnam. And that's exactly what happened. They baited the Soviet Union into Afghanistan, and they were there for years and years and years and lost a lot of people.
1:58:25 At the same time that massive amounts of Afghanistan, Afghanis were killed. And again, you have to understand that these people don't give a crap about bodies laying on the ground dead. They don't. They are about geopolitics and they're not going to stop until they are stopped. And they themselves are eliminated as opposed and Russia is not going to stop.
1:58:51 because this is their line in the sand. So it's going to be interesting because I think the coalition that was created in the Middle East is going to give President Trump the opportunity to focus on a peace settlement, understanding that he has now the backing of a large majority of the people that could have been destabilizing forces.
1:59:22 had he not done that before addressing the Ukraine. Because what most people don't understand is a lot of the fighters in Ukraine are not Ukrainian. They're coming from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, where the CIA has created mountains, excuse me, of paramilitary capability. As a matter of fact, you just recently saw
1:59:49 If you saw it in the news, there was a Colombian that was killed on the battlefield in Ukraine. Colombia has 20,000 RENA paramilitary that, thanks to Southcom and the CIA, was trained under the guise of, quote unquote, anti-drug. Well, they suck at that.
2:00:10 Because that's not what they were actually training them for. These Colombian fighters were basically the same replica of what the CIA created with the Cuban exiles in Miami. They're a paramilitary force to deploy all around the world. So you have to control those entities before you can put a stop to what's going on in Ukraine. They are sourcing fighters from all over the world.
2:00:41 Hey, Colonel, I was going to say, OK, so we got the hands and I know how how intense and how important this is. I was going to see if we could do a follow up because we're not going to be able to get to the hands tomorrow at some point. Well, I have another one tomorrow. Could we do Monday night or. Yes. Absolutely. Coyote, you don't have. Yeah. See how beautiful the universe is. It's winking at you right now.
2:01:09 That man's going to go to jail, and we're not going to do it, but I do kind of see your point there. We can move him. We can do another spotlight or something. We'll figure it out. My agent said yes, so I got to go with my agent. That would be great. So I'd like to ask the final question, if I could. Sure. Okay. And everybody beats kind of, I could hear like, you know, they beat around the bush and stuff like that. Here's the thing with it. I didn't know what a lot of stuff was. When it was October 7th, I was like, oh.
2:01:39 Y'all done fucked up, you know, Hamas. And I didn't see it. I didn't see it as like they're coming out these little paragliders with lawnmower engines and shit. And I'm not a big fan of any of it. I really don't like I don't care about foreign shit, especially I know that sounds cold blooded, but it's like I'm just I'm sick of it. So it's nothing like particular with Israel because the focus always goes to Israel. And that's the whole thing. Nixon, JFK.
2:02:07 All these things, you know, that we that we keep seeing and all of my audience always comes up, even when I'm trying to get away from it and talk about China or whatever. I'll be up there talking to, you know, Santino and we'll be talking about music and it somehow leads to Israel. And it's like, holy shit. And that's my whole thing with this is like all of this over all of these years and all of the stuff that we know with the history since they began as a state, you know, and they started, you know, they went to war as soon as they.
2:02:36 I had the two stay. They, you know, they just they did their thing. And that's the whole thing about it. I understand how war goes. You're going to you're going to take land if you can. And if nobody's saying shit about you not abiding by the Geneva Convention, then you're going to, you know, like you're not going to abide by the Geneva Convention. But when is enough enough or is it too powerful, you know, right now for, you know, because I'm familiar with the Eisenhower, you know, whenever.
2:03:04 They had Israel. I think it was going to Gaza and Syria, I believe. And he went to the Suez Canal. He was like, get the fuck out or whatever. When is enough enough with Israel? Like when can we just like just cut it all out? Or is it that strong to where it takes some kind of like this sigh out? Because that's the whole thing. I watched Ben Bongino and all these things. And I'm just like, I wish we could just go back to like some kind of truth and not have to look everything like it's a fucking sigh.
2:03:33 Even though I love digging into it. But I just wanted to hear your take on that because it is powerful. I think the overall strategy is to be able to – I don't even know what the right – the descriptive word would be. But I think it's being – Israel is being –
2:04:03 isolated from the support elements that it used in the past. So one of the most fascinating parts of this is the overall impression before I began this research project over two years ago was that Israel was basically opposed by all of the Islamic countries. But that's not true.
2:04:31 Just as I just articulated with them joining forces with the UAE, one of the largest sources of intelligence that Israel used was with the former regime that was in charge of Saudi Arabia. They had an arrangement that was just mind-boggling to me when I started researching it. They were in lockstep.
2:05:00 each other to a degree that I was completely unfamiliar with. When I started researching the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, you quickly realized that there were all kinds of what I call fake companies. They're real companies, but they're backed by intelligence.
2:05:30 largely orchestrated, although it was always advertised as a Pakistani company, it was largely orchestrated out of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. And it was used as a cover for weapons and human trafficking and drug smuggling money. It was a money laundering bank.
2:05:51 The close relationship that he had, and I just see that during Trump's first term and what he's currently doing, is isolating all of those support structures that existed so that you can address and expose what's really going on. The Zionist element that has been used to
2:06:19 hoodwink, propagandize a large section of many different countries to include the United States as to what's going on behind the scenes is a powerful tool that has been used against us. And I think that what we are watching is the disassembling of that, not on our timeline, but on a timeline.
2:06:48 that is going to reap the, the biggest rewards, um, in the long run. Um, so I'll just leave it at that. It got more powerful. Like I think we're like, but you know, Bush, Bush, uh, Bush jr. You know, like, and then it's, it's kind of like, I see what you're saying. Cause it's like, I'm just, I can't have a note. I just like, it's, it's influence. Everything is, is in there. It's so strong, but people have to understand that.
2:07:18 We used Israel for a strategic reason. So if you can hide behind the Zionist element of how everyone needs to not attack Israel because they're the victim in the situation they're in. I'm talking about the propaganda that we've been sold. But while at the same time, all of those administrations you just mentioned, to include Reagan.
2:07:47 who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of the Congolese line because we'd already overthrown.
2:08:05 Congo and was controlling it. We wanted to control Angola post-World War II and forward. And so during the Reagan administration, they orchestrated a war using, by the way, Cuban exiles as paramilitary that they trucked into Angola and they increased the military aid and the foreign aid to Israel to cover payments that were, by congressional law, illegal.
2:08:33 into Angola using South Africa. They did the exact same thing to traffic arms to Iran at inflated prices during the Iran-Iraq war in order to pay covert black money through BCCI in order to fund the Nicaraguan Contras. And so Israel has been used purposefully by the United States government as an arms trafficker.
2:09:03 They use Galil rifles and Galil munition plants in Latin America to supply all of the people during Operation Condor and the overthrows of the governments in Latin America. So it has been a very convenient relationship. 100%. And I want to validate that a little deeper from my research.
2:09:32 You know, the Israel Project workbook, 2009, Frank Loltz, which is a very well-known conservative, I guess you say, political strategist, went over there and wrote the book. And then you've got the Hasbro of the 1980s. That's the whole, you know, the political counter-criticism, you know, anti-Semite or whatever and stuff.
2:09:57 And these are things that have a lot to do with America. Like Frank Lutz, people don't understand that. It's 2009 of the workbook. You can go look it up. He went over there and wrote it down for them, and they have everything that they need, and it came from that man. And so it came from us, you know, and it's a part. Yes. It's crazy. It's like you start putting everything together, but you're like even the propaganda, which I, you know, because I have mastered the Hasbro, and that is hell right there because it's just.
2:10:24 Everything. And I know you know what I'm talking about. Like when you go to talk about a foreign aid, you get like, was that because of the Jew? Like, no, I didn't say anything. Why are you bringing that up? So it's it's it's it's frustrated, but it's brilliant. And it's it's planned at the same time. And I understand what you're saying a little more now. Yeah, I do want to say everybody.
2:10:47 Hold on. I do want to say everybody. So write down some questions for the colonel. We're going to get rocking and rolling on Monday. We're going to set it up about the same time. I'll set a thing. So come up with some questions. We got a lot of things that are out there that I know that you're going to want to put your hand up, you know, 15 more times today and and we'll be back. So we will be doing it on Monday. I'm going to I'm canceling George Santos who's going to prison for the colonel.
2:11:12 I have to see how that goes. But, hey, it is what it is because we've got to get to the bottom of this. And that's the thing about it. But I do appreciate Santino, as of always. You didn't have to say a word, brother, but you're there looking beautiful and doing your thing. He's got his subscriptions open. Y'all give him a follow. Definitely give the Colonel a follow.
2:11:32 If you love God and you love your mother, you'll give her. But if you don't, then don't follow her and don't get on the rumble. OK, do not do it. But if you do, I would do that. And check out the rumble because you get a lot more information over there. It's different, but it's like a good second channel. Everybody on the on the panel right here is awesome. You know, I love your money, Daryl. You know, there's some great people up here and especially destiny. I mean, my heart just started beating. But but I do. I want you all to.
2:12:00 Definitely start, like, write down some questions so we can come correct and we can do, like, a good Q&A. And, again, Colonel, thank you so much for the time. I hope that, I mean, look how every time we do a space, it's always huge. And that's awesome. But I appreciate you taking your time out the weekend. And anything, you know I got you, anything that you need. Thank you. Yes, ma'am.
2:12:25 But anyway, yeah, appreciate y'all folks. Like I said, Colonel's got a thing. Go look at her threads, all kinds of stuff on her page. She posts a lot. It's not for her health. She's extremely throttled.
2:12:37 Just like many of us that put out the real shit, like she's there. So she's going against the rules of the algo and stuff like that. But that's awesome. So when you see that stuff, like repost it, support, comment, you know, all that kind of stuff. Because you got to think, too, she's getting called names and shit because I do.
2:12:57 I know she does just by talking about this stuff from not even a place of hate or whatever. But I but I do do appreciate this. This was awesome. And we will continue this Monday. And Coyote, not to be rude, but I just want to let everybody know. Colonel does a show every Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. Eastern time. It is incredible. So please, please come. She's amazing.
2:13:25 It's also on Rumble if you can't get on X or you can't find her on X. Yeah, we simulcast on Spaces and Rumble at the same time. Okay, there we go again. If you can't find Spaces, just go to Colonel's profile at 4 o'clock and you can click on it and it'll go right into her space. Thank you, brethren. Yeah, so again, if you believe in God and Jesus and all that and your mother, like you love her, then you're going to go over there.
2:13:52 And you're going to go to the Rumble and support these people. I mean, she does a lot of research. That's so much. And it's crazy. But, again, y'all, if you like what you hear, give me a follow, subscribe or whatever. If not, I don't care. Keep coming back to the spaces. We'll do the truth. Santino, I appreciate it. Everybody else, we're going to figure this shit out. And this has been the false flag definition. I've got to put part one with Colonel Towner on the D.C. shooting. I am the coyote of Wall Street. Holla.

Entities here

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Claims made here

CIA colluded_with Joint Chiefs of Staff host_asserted ▶ 7:12
“So if you go back to a declassified document called Operation Northwood, that is one of the most critical documents that even people who've read it don't understand necessarily the significance of it.…”
CIA planned_false_flag Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 7:40
“And the Central Intelligence Agency was involved in colluding to orchestrate terrorist events domestically in the United States. And they were going to dress up as Cubans, army people, to orchestrate …”
CIA blamed Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 8:10
“fake Cuban army people when they were actually CIA trained paramilitary Cuban exiles living in Miami and blame Castro for killing Americans so they could justify a full scale invasion into Cuba. That …”
Lyman Lemnitzer authored Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 8:10
“fake Cuban army people when they were actually CIA trained paramilitary Cuban exiles living in Miami and blame Castro for killing Americans so they could justify a full scale invasion into Cuba. That …”
John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Lyman Lemnitzer host_asserted ▶ 8:10
“fake Cuban army people when they were actually CIA trained paramilitary Cuban exiles living in Miami and blame Castro for killing Americans so they could justify a full scale invasion into Cuba. That …”
Lyman Lemnitzer colluded_with Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 8:39
“So he colluded with Alan Dulles right before Dulles was fired in order to draft this Operation Northwood. But it is indicative of just about every Operation Gladio type, style, false flags. In it, it …”
Mossad collaborated_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 10:27
“And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Q…”
Inter-Services Intelligence collaborated_with Mossad host_asserted ▶ 10:27
“And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Q…”
Inter-Services Intelligence collaborated_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 10:27
“And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Q…”
CIA funded Al Qaeda host_asserted ▶ 10:27
“And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Q…”
CIA funded Hamas host_asserted ▶ 10:27
“And everybody's like, oh, it's an American. It's like, okay, you've got the British intelligence, the Mossad, the CIA, working together with the military industrial complex to fund Hamas, to fund al-Q…”
Qatar paid Pam Bondi host_asserted ▶ 13:22
“I wouldn't use Cutter. They're not a good example. I understood. I guess more of my question would be, why do I just now start hearing Tucker Carlson's getting paid by... I thought we loved Tucker Car…”
Tucker Carlson paid_by Qatar host_asserted ▶ 13:22
“I wouldn't use Cutter. They're not a good example. I understood. I guess more of my question would be, why do I just now start hearing Tucker Carlson's getting paid by... I thought we loved Tucker Car…”
Japan invaded Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 15:01
“the post-World War II, there's a couple of different points that I want to make. Vietnam had been invaded by Japan. Vietnam was a one country, not a north and a south, one country, and the Japanese in…”
CIA funded Mujahideen host_asserted ▶ 21:31
“all of the Al Qaeda, the Mujahideen, all of them. There's links back to CIA funding of all of that. And then that whole radical Islamic bullshit got released on the world. And it was, again, used as a…”
Operation Condor related_to Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 29:57
“Fast forwarding to the 1970s and late 60s and 70s, primarily Operation Condor, which is Gladio's cousin in South America, Latin America, actually, they created a computer system to do that exact same …”
Operation Condor deployed_in Brazil host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
Operation Condor deployed_in Peru host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
Operation Condor deployed_in Argentina host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
Operation Condor deployed_in Paraguay host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
Operation Condor deployed_in Uruguay host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
Operation Condor deployed_in Chile host_asserted ▶ 30:26
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this sy…”
United Kingdom collaborated_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 31:15
“Fat, dumb, and happy because of our propaganda-controlled, CIA-controlled media lied to us about all of these people and what the CIA was doing all over the world. They were experimenting on other peo…”
Grey Wolves member_of Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 34:45
“They're trained assassins. The guys that shot, the two people that shot Pope John Paul II were Turkish gray wolves. They were trained as part of Operation Gladio. That is the element of Gladio in Turk…”
Grey Wolves attempted_assassination_of Pope John Paul II guest_asserted ▶ 34:45
“They're trained assassins. The guys that shot, the two people that shot Pope John Paul II were Turkish gray wolves. They were trained as part of Operation Gladio. That is the element of Gladio in Turk…”
Organisation armée secrète assassinated John F. Kennedy guest_asserted ▶ 35:13
“They are literally guns for hire. They traveled all over the world. They were involved in multiple assassinations. And they shot the Pope in broad daylight. That's what they did. They shot JFK. The OA…”
Organisation armée secrète member_of Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 35:13
“They are literally guns for hire. They traveled all over the world. They were involved in multiple assassinations. And they shot the Pope in broad daylight. That's what they did. They shot JFK. The OA…”
Dwight D. Eisenhower oversaw Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 56:11
“I have a lot of questions about Nixon and we talk about it at my four o'clock space all the time because Richard Nixon, most people forget, was Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice president. Dwight D. Eisenho…”
Dwight D. Eisenhower recruited Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 56:31
“in Operation Gladio, both while he was a general on active duty post-World War II, actually during World War II, when they were reaching out to Reinhard Galen, the Nazi, and working with him and segre…”
Otto Skorzeny member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 56:59
“And they ended up, like Otto Skorzeny, as a key player in Operation Gladio in Spain, training terrorists to go out and do all of these things. As a matter of fact, he trained the initial components of…”
Otto Skorzeny trained Grey Wolves host_asserted ▶ 56:59
“And they ended up, like Otto Skorzeny, as a key player in Operation Gladio in Spain, training terrorists to go out and do all of these things. As a matter of fact, he trained the initial components of…”
Otto Skorzeny trained Azov Battalion host_asserted ▶ 57:23
“personally trained by Otto Skorzeny that gave birth to the current Nazis that are called right sector in the Azov battalions. So when Eisenhower becomes president and he selects Richard Nixon, Richard…”
Richard Nixon overthrew 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 57:52
“The coup that was launched against Mossadegh in Iran, destabilizing that country, and it's still a mess today. He also oversaw the coup in Guatemala while he was vice president. He was a sitting membe…”
Richard Nixon overthrew 1953 Iranian coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 57:52
“The coup that was launched against Mossadegh in Iran, destabilizing that country, and it's still a mess today. He also oversaw the coup in Guatemala while he was vice president. He was a sitting membe…”
Anaconda Mining funded 1973 Chilean coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 58:20
“the copper mining interest in Chile, and PepsiCo, who also had a huge investment in Chile, and ITT, which owned the telephone companies down there. And he authorized the overthrow of the Allende gover…”
Richard Nixon overthrew 1973 Chilean coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 58:20
“the copper mining interest in Chile, and PepsiCo, who also had a huge investment in Chile, and ITT, which owned the telephone companies down there. And he authorized the overthrow of the Allende gover…”
PepsiCo funded 1973 Chilean coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 58:20
“the copper mining interest in Chile, and PepsiCo, who also had a huge investment in Chile, and ITT, which owned the telephone companies down there. And he authorized the overthrow of the Allende gover…”
Brigade 2506 deployed_to Angola host_asserted ▶ 59:39
“The preponderance of the group that was involved in Watergate were trained by the CIA's Miami station as part of the quote unquote Cuban exiles, which are our Operation Gladio people. The Cuban exiles…”
Brigade 2506 member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 59:39
“The preponderance of the group that was involved in Watergate were trained by the CIA's Miami station as part of the quote unquote Cuban exiles, which are our Operation Gladio people. The Cuban exiles…”
Brigade 2506 deployed_to Nicaragua host_asserted ▶ 1:00:04
“to Nicaragua under Reagan. So, um, there's some very nefarious things that he was involved in, but at the same time, he did some good things. So I'm, I'm still researching and I spend a lot of time on…”
National Student Association founded Weather Underground host_asserted ▶ 1:11:29
“The National Student Association is indicative of how they operate. So they had a couple of cutouts. They basically funded the entire thing. That gave birth to the Weather Underground, the other domes…”
USAID trained Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 1:15:04
“under the auspices of the Office of Public Safety. That actually was the precursor that trained the national police over there to implement the Phoenix program. That same Office of Public Safety was, …”
Donald Trump attempted_coup_against Richard Nixon host_asserted ▶ 1:19:07
“Trump definitely does his homework and that definitely would have been one of the people having suffered a coup if he had any inclination of running for president that he definitely would seek advice …”
Richard Nixon funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:22:26
“diddling around doing all my research in Europe. And it dawned on me about nine months later, holy shit, we're in NATO. Who the hell's our Gladio unit? And that's what led me to research the Cuban exi…”
Wesley Clark headed Fort Hood host_asserted ▶ 1:24:09
“I just go and do my search on Fort Hood history. And do you know Fort Hood's right down the street? Do you know who was the commander at Fort Hood when Waco happened? Wesley Clark. I'm like, oh, son o…”
Wesley Clark headed North Atlantic Treaty Organization host_asserted ▶ 1:24:09
“I just go and do my search on Fort Hood history. And do you know Fort Hood's right down the street? Do you know who was the commander at Fort Hood when Waco happened? Wesley Clark. I'm like, oh, son o…”
North Atlantic Treaty Organization headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:24:33
“the reception of forces for the special operators and the PJs, the pararescue guys coming for the air operations going on when the CIA set up the dissolving of Yugoslavia and the air war, Bosnia, all …”
Jeffrey Epstein recruited Harvard University host_asserted ▶ 1:36:42
“In this whole network, Epstein picked Harvard for a reason, for his recruiting efforts. That's where he was located. So what's interesting about the foreign students, from my perspective, is the CIA w…”
Battelle member_of DARPA host_asserted ▶ 1:49:25
“Not only did it have was it a large Department of Defense contractor with lots of former DARPA people, which is our classified nobody knows what the hell they're doing research and development piece. …”
Zbigniew Brzezinski targeted_for_regime_change Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:58:00
“put them where they did because they were going to use the Donbass region to bait Russia into a war. This is exactly what they did in Afghanistan with the Soviet Union, where Brzezinski was famous for…”
United States Central Command trained Colombia host_asserted ▶ 1:59:49
“If you saw it in the news, there was a Colombian that was killed on the battlefield in Ukraine. Colombia has 20,000 RENA paramilitary that, thanks to Southcom and the CIA, was trained under the guise …”
Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Israel host_asserted ▶ 2:03:04
“They had Israel. I think it was going to Gaza and Syria, I believe. And he went to the Suez Canal. He was like, get the fuck out or whatever. When is enough enough with Israel? Like when can we just l…”
Israel traded_network_to Saudi Arabia guest_asserted ▶ 2:04:31
“Just as I just articulated with them joining forces with the UAE, one of the largest sources of intelligence that Israel used was with the former regime that was in charge of Saudi Arabia. They had an…”
BCCI trafficked Israel guest_asserted ▶ 2:05:30
“largely orchestrated, although it was always advertised as a Pakistani company, it was largely orchestrated out of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. And it was used as a cover for weapons and human traffickin…”
BCCI front_for Saudi Arabia guest_asserted ▶ 2:05:30
“largely orchestrated, although it was always advertised as a Pakistani company, it was largely orchestrated out of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. And it was used as a cover for weapons and human traffickin…”
United States supplied_arms_to South Africa guest_asserted ▶ 2:07:47
“who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of …”
United States supplied_arms_to Angola guest_asserted ▶ 2:07:47
“who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of …”
United States overthrew Congo guest_asserted ▶ 2:07:47
“who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of …”
Reagan administration recruited Brigade 2506 guest_asserted ▶ 2:08:05
“Congo and was controlling it. We wanted to control Angola post-World War II and forward. And so during the Reagan administration, they orchestrated a war using, by the way, Cuban exiles as paramilitar…”
BCCI laundered_money_for Contras guest_asserted ▶ 2:08:33
“into Angola using South Africa. They did the exact same thing to traffic arms to Iran at inflated prices during the Iran-Iraq war in order to pay covert black money through BCCI in order to fund the N…”
United States supplied_arms_to Iran guest_asserted ▶ 2:08:33
“into Angola using South Africa. They did the exact same thing to traffic arms to Iran at inflated prices during the Iran-Iraq war in order to pay covert black money through BCCI in order to fund the N…”
Israel supplied_arms_to Operation Condor guest_asserted ▶ 2:09:03
“They use Galil rifles and Galil munition plants in Latin America to supply all of the people during Operation Condor and the overthrows of the governments in Latin America. So it has been a very conve…”
Frank Luntz founded The Israel Project guest_asserted ▶ 2:09:32
“You know, the Israel Project workbook, 2009, Frank Loltz, which is a very well-known conservative, I guess you say, political strategist, went over there and wrote the book. And then you've got the Ha…”