Operation Gladio and Africa overview_ WWF exposed

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0:00 Oh, this one's going to be dicey. Be out of my own space and won't let me retweet my own space. Holy crap. All right. And all I did was type in the name of it. So I don't know which it likes or doesn't like more. The fact that we're going to talk about Africa or that we're going to expose the WWF. I love it. All right. So obviously that's not allowed.

0:35 And I just got to the part where they knocked off one of the researchers. So I do understand the risk. Can you hear me? I can hear you good. Just a second. Yeah, maybe I'm glitching. I don't know. All right. So did you hear any of the stuff that I said? I did not. Okay. I don't know. So I just wanted to let everybody know that.

1:18 I've already been kicked out of my own space and it will not allow me to repost this. So if you guys, I'm going to try it one more time. I can do that for you, ma'am. No, but I meant on my own thing. Oh, I got you. So, and all I've done is actually put the name of it up. So let me see if it'll let me do it now.

1:51 Okay, it just posted it. All right. So this is definitely going to be probably the most controversial one we've ever done. Because this, I kind of had my suspicion of the research that we had done in the WWF.

2:17 Coupled, if you lay that on top of the research that we've done on Operation Gladio, it's like the perfect fit. So I will go over a little bit about the founding members of the WWF. And I know my cohorts here have also done a lot of digging into them.

2:47 Um, they will, um, keep me on track and can obviously, um, uh, chime in at, oh, so I just went to my profile and not only did it repost all of them, it reposted them like three times now. Um, so I guess it does good to call them out. Um, so basically, um, I got to set the stage.

3:15 We have talked about Operation Gladio in context of many of the African countries being colonies of the Europeans. So when we talked about France, we talked about Algeria. When we talked about the UK, we talked about...

3:42 Or Belgium, sorry. We talked about the Congo when we talked about some of the other European countries, to include America, because we had a huge, big contribution in Angola. And obviously, there's lots of British colonies down there, Rhodesia, South Africa, Tanzania, blah, blah, blah.

4:10 Throughout the entire continent of Africa, you have the legacy of colonialism. Well, it was just within the past few days that we've covered all of this. And I came across a book that is called Panda Leaks.

4:36 does a really deep dive into the WWF. And of course it never mentions Operation Gladio. It doesn't know anything about it. So when I started looking into, and we've already done the research on WWF, we knew that Huxley was part of the setting up of it. And I'll get to that in a little bit more detail, but we knew who the founding members were and they're all the same tied back to.

5:02 The same people that created Gladio in the late 1800s, the British Roundtable, the Fabian Society, and the eugenicists that's all associated with that all show up in the creation of the WWF. What I didn't notice initially was the timing. So that's what happens when you keep going over these details and you look at them.

5:28 With new information that you've gained since the last time you looked at them. Because we did the WWF like months ago. But in the meantime, we've done some deep dives on some of the African former colonies. And what you immediately notice is not even like in a decade. In the same year that...

5:58 Eisenhower signs the finding to assassinate Patrice Lubamba in the Congo to steal all of his resources. The WWF is set up within months, not even a year, not 10 years, the same year. So in the late 1950s, there's this massive freedom movement that sweeps the African continent.

6:29 And a lot of the countries want their freedom. They don't want to be colonial over. They don't want colonial overlords running their country anymore. Well, obviously, this sets off and keep in mind, just 10 years before that, NATO was set up. So and all of the Gladio program. So this sets off bells and whistles to everybody inside of NATO headquarters and their.

6:58 affiliate governments, that how are we going to maintain our control over everything if all of these people on the African continent want their freedom? Well, we have to come up with a different way of doing it. So instead of overtly colonizing them, they needed a covert way of doing it. Well, they've already got covert paramilitary capability via Operation Gladio. So now all they need is this benevolent.

7:28 do-gooder organization to set up and then behind it, all of these international syndicate members are going to contribute millions of dollars in order to buy off the new governments that either quote unquote got elected or got installed.

7:54 after they elected the wrong person, like in the case of the Congo, and we had to assassinate that guy in order to install the guy we really wanted. So the WWF, for all intents and purposes, is a covert organization used to continue colonialism in the African continent.

8:21 And many people will say, well, that's a pretty damning indictment. What do you have as far as proof of this? Well, if you go back and I'm going to give you proof. But if you go back and let me just tell you also what got me fired up, because this just this is the one thing you cannot say to me without eliciting a very overt response. You cannot say.

8:51 That the black African governments cannot manage themselves. I have a dear friend of mine who graduated from National War College. And his area of study at the time, because this was back in the late 1990s, early 2000s. One of my dearest best friends. And if he's listening, he'll know who I'm talking about. Who went to Africa.

9:19 as his area of expertise for his master's degree in National War College. He came away from the experience with very much the same mindset of the tirade that I went on yesterday about Eric Prince, that the blacks can't manage themselves and need a colonial overlord. Well, to me, I just...

9:46 That just struck me when he said it. Now, keep in mind, I idolize this guy, not Eric Prince, my friend. He is really very, very smart. And when he came back from his trip and that was his summary, it caused me a lot of internal discomfort because I didn't believe that to be true, but I had zero knowledge about why it wouldn't be true. And again, I love this guy.

10:14 So I started off on my own quest, didn't know anything about Gladio, nothing, to figure out how that could in fact be true. Because leadership is not a skin color. Leadership comes from a desire internalized to make other people's lives better. And that is not a skin color.

10:45 fundamentally did not sit well with me. And so I began picking up little pieces and I never felt comfortable enough challenging him because I didn't have data. So over the course of many years, I've read a ton of books about historical figures in Africa. So I have some general knowledge. And again, I didn't have the skeleton with my Gladio glasses to pin anything on it. Well,

11:15 Several months ago, a few months into Gladio, where I was able to take all of that historical African knowledge and I discovered the whole Patrice Lumumba, we're going to boil him in acid to get rid of him. That story alone proved to me that there were leaders in Africa.

11:41 Because nowhere was that ever explained to me in anything that I read. And I read about his death, but I didn't tie it to the West as being the ones that murdered him. That was always labeled as, you know, the guerrillas inside of the Congo, blah, blah, blah. So again, Gladio gives you the skeleton in order to arrange the data that you already know and make sense of things that don't make sense. So if...

12:11 Lumumba was such a leader that cried out to the West that he needed to be boiled in acid. That to me was the first poll that I set in my tent of making the argument to my friend. You don't murder people by boiling them in acid if they're a shitty leader. You just don't. So I knew that if I went back over the data.

12:41 I would be able to make the argument. And lo and behold, over the last, and I talk to this guy often, he just finished Paul Williams' book because now I'm so good at arguing all of his shit points that he has to find out what I know because I've now been able to best him in those intellectual arguments.

13:06 And no matter what he throws at me now, I have an answer for him. And those are the people. And again, it's never hostile. He is one of my best friends. And those, I thrive on that type of friendship because I don't ever want anybody to take for.

13:27 Granted, anything that I say, I want to be challenged on all of it all the time because it makes me dig a little deeper. And that's why I treasure this guy's friendship more than probably just intellectually than any other friend I have. I love him to death. But.

13:46 And that inspiration is, you guys are all taking advantage of that inspiration and that knowledge that he spurred along. Because he has, he's senior to me as far as the military goes. And I've just always idolized him. I had another one, General Larry Twitchell, who did the same thing for me.

14:10 It just allowed me to explore more of the basis that I now am able to look at Operation Gladio and kind of fit it all in together. So I just wanted to share that. I get inspired by people's ignorance, especially when they have a national stage. There can be no more ignorant statement.

14:40 ever made on a national stage, then Blacks cannot lead themselves and cannot lead a country. That is, if not the single most ignorant statement, it has to rank in the top three. You don't murder Black leaders if they're not capable of leading their country. And I'm just going to leave that at that. So F you, Eric Prince.

15:10 Now we'll get on with the rest of the story. So we're going to talk about the WWF. And I want everybody, instead of rehashing what I did yesterday, if you go back and look at the thread that I did yesterday, it goes over some of the, that was yesterday, right, Bridget?

15:38 Did I finish that? Yes. Okay. Did I talk about Huxley and all of that? All right. Yeah. Here it is. With all my chip piles. I just found it. Yeah. So basically, it makes the point. Oh, and by the way, there's two different dates that people use when you research when it was created.

16:02 There was basically kind of a working group, if you will, their initial planning meeting to stand up the WWF. The date they cite for that is the 29th of April, 1961, which is literally three months after they murdered Lubamba. And also, because these people love these dates, there is a 10-day satanic sacrifice ritual.

16:31 That starts around the 19th of April because that's my birthday, which is why I know this. And that's why they did Waco on that date. That's why they did Oklahoma on that date. That's the initial shot for the Civil War, blah, blah, blah. There's lots of sacrifice associated with April 19th. But that 10-day sacrificial period ends, depending on who you're talking to, on the 29th or 30th of April.

16:59 You won't be at all surprised that the WWF initial planning meeting to stand it up later that year was done on the 29th of April because as a result of the WWF, we've sacrificed a lot of people. So that date is important, as is the date that it was actually formally set up, which just happens to be September 11th, 1961. Not even lying. Okay, so of the people that...

17:30 created the WWF. And again, the reason why we're doing this in the middle of our geographical study is because everything about Africa comes back to the WWF. Go ahead, Bridget. I just wanted to, we had quite a few people that are reporting like glitching and sound coming in and out. If y'all are having issues.

17:55 You may want to back out, update. There have been two or three updates in the last two or three days. And reboot your phone or iPad or whatever it is you're using. And that does seem to help. Just a suggestion in case anybody's having trouble. Okay, thank you. So, anyway. So, Huxley.

18:21 One of the critical founding members of the WWF, I mean, this is his whole family is gross, but they focus around eugenics and being what they referred to back in the day as an internationalist, which actually is a colonial superpower.

18:43 They very much believed in that. And from a eugenicist standpoint, it was basically to enslave or kill anybody that he believed to be inferior. Because again, along those same lines of thinking, they firmly believe that if you're Black, you cannot manage your own life. If you're Black, you cannot manage your own country.

19:09 If they were forced to put a Black leader in charge of an African country under the decolonization standpoint, they were going to make sure that it was one of the people that they installed and that they had bought and paid for because this is their actual belief. And, you know, he's given all kinds of awards as being a humanist.

19:35 And he's given UNESCO awards as far as basically population control. He's one of the founding philosophical leaders of Planned Parenthood for world population control. Everything evil about the international syndicate is all wrapped up in this guy.

20:05 His brother, Adolf Aldous Huxley. How do you say his first name? Aldous Huxley? I never could figure out the right way. Well, Cousin It's our grammar specialist. His specialty was, again, a universalist, internationalist, brave new world.

20:32 He also was into mysticism, Gnosticism, and all of those forms of satanic kind of non-Christian beliefs. He also founded a thing called the X Club, which I thought was hilarious. The X Club created the publication called Nature. And this goes way back. He's part of the Royal Society. He was a school board member back in the day.

21:01 And he helped formulate government-ran schools in Britain. And throughout their entire family, mental illness ran. There were people in institutions, all kinds of stuff. So you won't find any of that weird either because it's obviously they're mentally unsound.

21:30 So also one of the original founders is Edward Max Nicholson. Now, we'll talk a lot about him because he's intimately involved in a subject that we're going to get to. He also is a globalist. He went to most of these people all went to Oxford. He created the Oxford.

21:53 University Exploration Club, which is kind of how they recruited the new members to perpetuate this beast. They created these college clubs in order to groom people into, and that's a lot to do with the whole secret societies in colleges as well. That's part of the whole grooming process. Oh.

22:16 And also he spent a lot of time, Nicholson, as being actually in charge of UNESCO. And UNESCO plays a big role in this WWF sleight of hands. So the WWF goes in and buys up.

22:35 resources in countries. And then UNESCO comes and gives them a stamp saying they're a protected site under a UN charter, which gives them extra legal authority to destroy countries. So they have created this intricate network of control that defies any of us single

23:03 comprehension of how evil this is. So this Nicholson guy ends up as the first treasurer of UNESCO and then becomes a chairman of it as well. He also implemented a national parks panel or commission or whatever it was in Britain.

23:30 And then each of these people that are involved in the WWF at this early time, I mean, it doesn't become the WWF until the 60s. But prior to that, these were all the same people like during the Roosevelt when they created all of the national park systems in the United States. These are all the same group because their long term vision for creating national parks.

24:00 was basically to shove us all into their 15-minute cities. This started long before 15-minute cities. This has been going on for over 100 years. And the way they scooch us all into 15-minute cities is they go out to the quote-unquote wilderness. But if you go to the United States and you look at our quote-unquote wilderness, most of the wilderness designations had Indians living on them. They weren't wilderness at all. There were people living on them.

24:27 And this is a pattern, by the way, that we'll see in Africa. They have indigenous people living on them. They're not wilderness by any definition. As these indigenous people, as they designate them national parks, they, quote unquote, voluntarily get the indigenous people to move. And some of this, quote unquote, voluntary getting them to move is.

24:54 Killing their kids if they don't put their X, because most of these people are illiterate. They don't even know what the thing says that they're quote unquote signing. Most of them sign documents with an X because they can't write their name. And then and we'll get to this. But in Africa specifically, in several cases, they burned these people's houses down before they ever even got them out of town.

25:22 right in front of them as if it's a psychological traumatizing event that is sealed in these people's psyche forever. You're not coming back here. It's now ours. And then, of course, none of it was ever for the betterment of animals or society or nature or anything else, because as we're going to see later on.

25:50 um they came in and created businesses to include logging salmon farms all kinds of different things um in these locations to enrich themselves starving everybody in the local area so um take your job away so that you're now dependent upon them for jobs okay so um

26:19 That kind of describes the beginning of the WWF. And then we have to say something about how they funded it. They created this thing called the 1001 Club. And that was the brainchild of both Prince Philip and Prince Bernhard of the UK and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands.

26:47 And keep in mind, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands was working for IG Farben during World War II and actually was a card-carrying Nazi. So, Cousin It, we just swung that dead cat and hit another Nazi. Amen. Yeah, which they do come up throughout this.

27:16 You have these two people setting up this trust that was, they had all of these rich people in the international syndicate, the same people that we keep coming across over and over again, Unilever, Ford, all of these people, donate at least 10,000. Some of them donated way more than 10,000. Some of them wrote checks for a million dollars.

27:52 That money then is used. So let me go back just a second. So as in Africa, when they were granted their quote unquote freedom, and in the case of like the Congo, which we've already talked a lot about, the installed CIA guy, after they kill Lumumba, embezzles a whole bunch of money.

28:19 And they don't give him access to renegotiate those contracts. So he has no real source of income for his country. And he's corrupt anyway. So he goes to the IMF, which these guys all work at, and the World Bank, which these guys all work at. And they loan him way more money than they should. And so he skims off parts of that money.

28:45 Almost no money goes to the actual country. It goes to the contractors, which, by the way, these people all own. And as all of this unfolds, there is a debt now on the country's books. So the WWF comes along with their big endowment and says, hey, you owe the World Bank $50 million. Here's what we're going to do for you. We'll forgive that debt if you give us...

29:13 your nature preserve that's like, you know, 200 square miles out over on this border and or this national park over here in this because they've helped them designate all of the national parks out of the goodness of their heart. And so then they come in and they take total management control over these quote unquote nature conservative areas. And then they pay off the debt.

29:43 of this country so now basically they've bought this preserve and of course one of the first things they do is they go in and kick off all the indigenous people um so that was the purpose of the 1001 club now in the when i get back to doing my thread um later this afternoon we're going to learn about some of the people that's in that um organization i already exposed one of them um

30:11 And of course, as you expose these people, you learn firsthand that they, in fact, had a vested interest in joining this club. Because in the case of the one guy, they go and build luxury hotels inside these preserves, but on the edge of whatever the actual nature part of it is. And in doing so...

30:41 They're making billions of dollars off of this quote unquote nature preserve. And it's even much more evil than that. But I'm just kind of highlighting as we go through what the general concept is. Like in the case of one in India, it was a forest. And after they got all of the indigenous people out, they began logging the forest. So again, they're destroying.

31:11 the nature that they bamboozled all of us into donating for, not that I ever donated to them, the WWF. And the entire purpose of it is to destroy it. Because in destroying that, you destroy the locals. You turn them into drug users, alcohol addicts. And then, of course, the other arm of this Operation Gladio apparatus.

31:40 is the one selling them the drugs. So they've got this literal self, oh, and by the way, they all own all of the medical facilities. And so then when you have all of the alcohol associated diseases and the drugs and all that other crap, that just feeds into their overall enslavement of us as well. So it is a very well thought out scheme to imprison us.

32:10 And they're getting us to pay for it. That's kind of the change in all of this. You know, back in the day, in the 1800s, we didn't pay for our own demise, but they have got this thing figured out. And so anyway, in this whole investigation, we found a guy by the name of Anthony.

32:39 Anton Rupert, who was from originally Britain, who goes down and basically becomes not just a wealthy South African businessman, but an extremely wealthy guy. And I don't know if you guys have caught on yet, but a lot of these people, when they have like naming traditions, like if Rupert is a family name, they will go and name.

33:09 somebody else that marries, like if a Rupert marries a Murdoch, then they'll name their kid Rupert Murdoch. So there are allegations out there that this Anthony Rupert is related genetically to Rupert Murdoch. I cannot prove that. But if you look at the footprint of how things work, you would actually see that they do have a lot in common.

33:39 They're definitely playing on the same team, even if they're not related. So he's the guy, this Anton Rupert. He's like multi, multi-billionaire. He's the guy that owns Cartier, Martin Block Pins, and all of these coochie kind of...

34:05 high-end retail kind of stuff. He's big into the liquor industry in South Africa. And the portrait that I'm painting is that he had every reason in the world to want apartheid to continue because he had gotten rich as a result of it. And this guy, he creates, obviously, in Africa.

34:33 the national park system down there. And coincidentally, all of his national parks, they end up being right along the frontier of where they're going to go to war, like in Angola and Tanzania and all of these other. And again, the way we were always taught is those were basically guerrillas that were coming into South Africa on behalf of the

35:04 majority Black people to attack South Africa, but that's not actually what happened. These were Operation Gladio bases for terrorist training camps inside of South Africa for them to destabilize their neighbors after their quote-unquote granted freedom. And in each case, what they tried to do was use that paramilitary capability to install their own

35:33 That's what they did in Angola. And we went through that when we talked about Angola. They were trying to get the corrupt UNITA, U-N-I-T-A guys that were literally related to the CIA dictator installed in the Congo because they border areas.

35:51 And plus that guy had already been paid off because he was in charge of all of the natural resources in Angola because it borders the Congo. So he had diamonds, gold and uranium, just like the Congo did. And so the CIA was already in bed with him and they wanted him, once Angola was going to get their freedom, to be in charge of it. But the people in the local country of Angola had different desires.

36:19 And it was South Africa that came to the CIA's aid by setting up terrorist training camps just inside of South Africa. And this guy, this Rupert Nature Foundation that he set up, facilitated that. So, again, this is how. And then he takes that model, which he's already set up, and feeds this into the WWF. The WWF is a criminal organization.

36:48 There's just no two ways about it. And oh, by the way, I just posted that there was an actual lawsuit. There was a guy in the Netherlands calling it a criminal organization and he won the approval to be able to call it a criminal organization because the WWF tried to sue him saying you couldn't call us one. He provided enough information to the court that indicated they were. And so that he won his lawsuit and was able to refer to them as a criminal organization. So I'm taking advantage of that.

37:17 They are 100% a criminal organization. So we've already talked about the coincidence, not of them standing up WWF at the same time. Also, one of the things that I found extremely interesting that I just discovered today is that defense contractors like Lockheed.

37:45 would join the 1001 Club, and they would sell weapon systems, like in the case of Lockheed, Orion jets to the Netherlands, and they would pay a commission on the sale of that, in this case to Prince Bernhard of a million dollars, and he was stupid enough to leave memos about this.

38:09 then his excuse for taking the quote-unquote commission was that he was donating it to the WWF. So whether it was an overt money laundering activity to take money into the WWF for them to pay for Operation Gladio kind of events, or if, in fact, Prince Bernhardt was money laundering or taking bribes,

38:39 Either one of which is not okay, but he was in charge of the WWF. He was its international president at the time. And as a result of this being disclosed, he had to step down. But just in case you think it's going to get any better, Prince Philip replaced him. Prince Philip replaced him. Oh, and by the way, his vice president at the time was Khan.

39:09 And that guy is the one that built all of the luxury hotels in all of these locations on the quote unquote nature preserves. So from the top to the bottom, 100% corrupt. So basically, I also pointed out that these secret services or what we would call Operation Gladio covert units.

39:40 Basically, because they were in charge of these paramilitary bases along the border, also, just like in the drug trade in Latin America, they controlled all of the trade routes of smuggling ivory and dead animals out of these nature preserves. So by doing this, they're earning money to pay for their whole thing.

40:07 And they've got basically the whole strategy of tension going on, destabilization, blah, blah, blah. And they're using the goodwill of the panda, supposedly. We all know that to be something different. But they every year would create a new money-making campaign. Oh, my God, we've got to save the tigers. Oh, my God, we've got to save the elephants. Oh, my God, we've got to save the pandas.

40:37 And none of their money that they generated during any of these fund drives had anything to do with it. I also this morning disclosed their use of some very old, like mid-1800s PR firms that designed all of the propaganda that was used.

40:59 And every step of the process where they would go out and get slaughtered animals and put them in both newspaper and in their flyers and in advertisements for donating, just like the poor, decrepit SPCA kind of pathetic animals that they have at these shelters that they put on trying to elicit you to give money. And I'm not saying to not support your local shelter, but I am telling you that.

41:26 That kind of crap on television is a propaganda campaign to raise money. And most of that money never sees the end result. But they have a very tried and true method of extorting us and our hard-earned money by using this manipulation. And so it's important to recognize when it's being used on us. And so in, let's see.

41:58 I also pointed out that in South Africa specifically, when they engaged militarily in Nambia and Angola, they used what's referred to as military intelligence officers and special forces. But keep in mind when they're talking about this, they're basically talking about Operation Gladio units, whether they're inside or outside their actual official military capability.

42:26 If you search on South Africa and paramilitary capability, you're going to find a lot of the ad hoc mercenary civilian companies that augment this entire effort. That's a search for another day. But other countries that this was done in, Mozambique was also used for that as well. So let's see.

42:55 I wanted to. OK, so also one of the things that some insiders disclosed is that in order to facilitate military actions in like Angola and Tanzania, they these Gladio operators would go in and mine these national parks.

43:25 destroying the wildlife who would get blown up. It was not unusual to find elephants who had had their legs blown off because they were caught in these minefields. So again, there's nothing about the WWF that has anything to do with nature. Zero. Except for their panda logo, which really doesn't have anything to do with me. I was going to say, not even that, Bridget. Not even that.

43:56 That is just another psychological operation. Yeah, so let me go on down here. All right, so another guy that comes up in this is a guy by the name of Charles D. Haas, H-A-E-S, and his company, Rothman International, all part of the whole Anton Rupert empire.

44:27 They all end up being part of the WWF and their board of trustees at the international level. And Rupert set up the WWF South African branch. So it's also important to recognize that the WWF, it's like the Boy Scout International or Rotary. They have an international body. And then in each country, they have their own.

44:56 entity set up and everyone's expected to help fundraise for the international one, but they also fundraise for their own individual country chapters as well. This DeHaas guy, he became the director general in 1977 for the executive board.

45:27 Excuse me. He remained there until 93. So he was the one that came up with the scheme to begin collecting money originally for everybody to do the do-gooder thing. And let's see. Oh.

45:50 And also I did confirm that the guy the CIA installed in the Congo when they changed their name to Zaire after they killed Lumumba, he was actually a member. And so was the guy that set up BCCI in Pakistan. So Akka Hassan Abadi, their chief arms smuggler.

46:19 Chief drug money laundering guy is a member of the WWF. You just can't make this up. Also, John Olin, O-L-I-N, a member, he is big into the U.S. arms manufacturing. So again, all of these conflicts, this guy's getting rich off of.

46:42 The WWF was aware that there was ivory and rhino trade going on, and they also knew very much about what South Africa's role in it. And never once did they expose South Africa's role in the ivory trade or the rhino trade. So anytime that they are needed to...

47:13 be an advocate for nature, they 100% declined to do that. So time and time again, they are telling everybody, we are not about nature. We're not about wildlife. We're not any of that crap. So you have to then ask yourself, what are you for? Because it's not wildlife.

47:42 In Nambia, the WWF game conservation units were flying combat helos and driving armored vehicles around during an election so that they could ensure that people voted the right way. They also were training Black youth in paramilitary training on WWF preserves.

48:09 where they had already indoctrinated the game wardens. And if the game wardens weren't quote unquote indoctrinated, they were actually dual hatted military members, some of them as well. A guy by the name of David Webster was murdered by one of these paramilitary units after he discovered evidence of the ivory trade and these people's role in it. So let's see.

48:44 And I put a link into that actual report that disclosed those facts. And so I've not went back and looked yet in Latin America about the WWF, but I do have that on my to-do list because there's a lot of articles that I read that in where they revealed what they were doing in Africa, they also listed South American.

49:12 companies that they were basically doing the same thing too. So that'll be another follow-up on looking back through that and seeing what role they played. Because of course we went through several of them, but they were doing the debt swap there too. For example, in Bolivia, they did a debt swap in 1987 in which they got large swaths of nature preserves in Bolivia.

49:40 So it'll be interesting to go look at, see where those are at and see if they line up with where the Gladio training camps happened in South America too. Because I'm not dropping this. All right, let's see. In 1990, they had basically said that...

50:12 Their mission at the WWF was to stop the degrading of the planet's natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, conserving the world's biological diversity, ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable, promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption. So you see how...

50:43 This whole thing goes right into the green climate change thing. So whatever they can do to extort our resources and our wealth, every single one of these, this is just the one that I know the most about, which is why I'm discussing this. You can take this exact model.

51:11 And you can overlay every one of their extortion programs because that's what this is. The WWF is an extortion program that takes taxpayer dollars laundered through USAID or whatever and these major corporations and funds the destruction of us. And you can go back in time to any of these international efforts and overlay this.

51:41 wiring diagram, and it's going to match exactly. Using the exact same funding sources, the exact same government apparatuses, and the exact same paramilitary. It is my opinion that this kind of piece of yarn, when you pull on it, it exposes everything. In India, they set up tiger preserves where they kicked out all of the indigenous people.

52:11 Of course, they said they had to do that because they were endangered, but they weren't endangered until they did it. Because once they did it, they had these big game hunts going on under the quote-unquote management of the herd and allowed people to basically buy their way into murdering the animals. And so again, the people who made their lives there, the indigenous people, preserved.

52:41 And many of them, there's this one story of a little girl that was, she was like a tiger whisperer. And she would walk like two miles to school every day and knew exactly where the tigers were, could walk right up to them.

52:57 These are the indigenous people that protected these people. And the reason why they have to get them out of there is because they would never allow these people to be doing what they're doing in murdering all of these animals and basically just decimating them. And then, in true fashion, both in India and as Eric Prince did on his podcast the other day, they blame the indigenous people for what they're doing.

53:25 They said, oh, well, these people that are on this peripheral here, you know, it's all their fault because they're not doing this for the tiger or they're doing that to the tiger, completely hiding the fact of what they're doing. And that's the same thing as we're going to find when you get back to the Serengeti in Africa at this big crater. Those same people that they drove out of the Serengeti.

53:53 The Madri tribe, I don't know if that's how you say it, but they drove this tribe that had cattle that had been there for a thousand years raising cattle. Never once had they destroyed any wildlife there. They drove them, burned their huts and out of their area in the Serengeti based on that. One of the original guys I was just talking about.

54:22 And then when they resettled in the crater of the new area where Khan came in and built his hotel next to it, they again drove these people out of the crater area and told them that they couldn't live there and move them to another location.

54:46 And only allowed them to bring their cows in like one hour a day to drink water because there was like salt licks, natural salt licks in the area. And then anytime that there's a problem in the area as they're destroying it because they've got generators going in there, they've got vehicles riding in there every day for their quote unquote ecotourists, they blame the people bringing their cows in the one hour a day.

55:16 while they drain the water with their luxury hotels and hot showers every night. So this is an ongoing bullshit thing that they do to lie to us to get us to give them money. So I just wanted to explain how that works. Probably the worst example of all of this happened in...

55:42 Chile, and this is after, of course, Chile was devastated by Operation Gladio in the form of Pinochet. But the guy that owns Marine Harvest that's owned by John Fredrickson of Norway, like one of the richest guys in the whole world. And that's kind of the thing that you're left with when you read all of this stuff. These people have billions of dollars. They could literally pay.

56:10 for everybody to live for the rest of their life on earth in their collective wealth and never have a worry in the world. I'm not advocating that. I'm just saying that's how wealthy these people are. And yet they will extract every penny, no matter how many dead bodies is left, in their wake out of every single thing they do. So this guy, Fredrickson, he has this huge mammoth operation of salmon harvesting.

56:40 off the coast of Norway. It's done ecologically friendly. The water around it's beautiful. Very limited amount of salmon in the farm nets because they're not wild caught. They are farmed. But it's done very strict under EU and Norwegian guidelines.

57:02 Now, did he take that model down to the very southern end of Chile and replicate that just in new fjords? No. What he did, because it's out of sight and out of mind in a natural water preserve, is he set up an operation that doubled the capacity of every net, put them twice as deep in the water.

57:29 that has completely destroyed the entire fjord area. And salmon, who happen to get out of these tanks or nets, cages that they have devised, is a predator fish. So they eat all of the fish that all of the entire fishing village in this general area use to fish and feed their family. So now they're all starving. And the ecological disaster of doubling up

57:58 The fish shit that comes out of these onto the ocean floor has killed all of their natural habitat in the ocean there. The water is a disaster. You can't use it for anything, not even to desalinate because it is such an ecological disaster. Oh, and by the way, in order for them not to all die in captivity, they basically feed them antibiotics morning, noon, and night.

58:28 And, to make matters even worse, in order to produce a single salmon, you basically have to kill two or three other fish, grind them into fish meal, and feed them to the salmon. The problem, obviously, is when you feed those three other fish that those guys that was the local Chileans that would have fed to market and clothed their family and fed them, they're now...

58:56 feeding them to Jacobson's salmon where they don't see a penny of it. And now those three fish are gone in the belly of Frederick's salmon. So you see how that works? They've totally destroyed that beautiful area. And they've taken the livelihood of all of those people. And everything that they do is unsafe. So the fact that those cages now go twice as deep, divers are not allowed to...

59:26 dive past whatever it was, 20 kilometers or whatever that number was. These go all the way down to 40. And they're required by Chilean law to have the decompression chambers within X amount of feet of where the divers do their dives in case something happens. None of them work. One guy had to be taken like seven miles up inland. Of course, he died. And for every diver that...

59:55 works in these operations. In Norway, one dies, a hundred dies in Chile and they don't care. So as you dig into all of this, and oh, by the way, the WWF, who this guy's a member of, never said a word, has never said a word about the ecological destruction of the coast of Chile, not one word. So again, they're not about conservation. They're not about wildlife. They're not about nature.

1:00:26 They are a criminal enterprise that are working on behalf of the international syndicate to colonize us in a covert manner. And that's a big period on the end of that statement. What's interesting when you dig into some of these people like this Fredrickson guy, he just coincidentally owns the world's largest oil tanker fleet.

1:00:57 Of all of these wars and all of the Operation Gladio bullshit that goes on, this guy gets rich. So they're enabling themselves. We're dying on the battlefield and they're getting rich. He also, oh, and by the way, just so that you know, if something says that it is a farm-raised salmon, don't eat it.

1:01:28 Because what they have found is eating a salmon made in these farms is even Norway's much better because they're limited by the EU regulations. But you cannot tell on a label whether it's in most cases, it'll just say farm or natural as far as the catch.

1:01:49 A lot of them don't have the country of origin. And that's the reason why our Congress, the bastards, said that they didn't have to put the country of origin because they know all about this bullshit. So if a salmon comes from Chile, you are drinking or you are eating a pharmaceutical cabinet because it has like 10 different antibiotics in every single fish.

1:02:14 I'm just telling you, if you don't know where your salmon comes from, don't eat it. Especially the ones that says farm raised. As soon as I read that yesterday, I had to go look and I love smoked salmon. Mine's wild caught, thank God. But yeah, anytime I read this stuff and I find out this stuff, my entire lifestyle has changed as a result of doing this investigation. Like literally my entire lifestyle.

1:02:44 Because I take personally every bit of this. This Fredrickson guy also owns a bunch of gas holdings. And also, I thought it was very interesting and very criminally indicting that he gave up his Norway citizenship to get citizenship in Cyprus, which does not have extradition treaties with any of the EU countries. That should tell you everything.

1:03:17 Also, let's see. Oh, and his very first oil dealings was in Beirut, Lebanon, where he got his initial riches off of the Iran-Iraq war. You know, the one we funded both sides of? Evidently, he did too. That war made a lot of people rich. And then when you go back and you look at how that war started, definitely.

1:03:49 Operation Gladio involvement and several false flags, much to their benefit. Like one of the people that you brought up earlier that Eric Prince made millions and hundreds of millions of dollars profiting off of wars. Yes. Yes. I mean, that's his whole business. Arms trafficking. Yeah. I don't know about that. I'm just saying, obviously, he.

1:04:21 provides paramilitary capability. So everything that we talk about, about Operation Gladio is paramilitary activities. He makes money off of paramilitary activities. So everything I talk about in the back of your mind, you need to understand he makes money off of. And as a result, him telling us that Black people cannot be leaders of countries.

1:04:51 only feeds the narrative that they need to be overthrown, which feeds the narrative of Operation Gladio. He is justifying the use of Operation Gladio tactics to assassinate and unseat duly elected people if they're black in charge of a black country. Not based on capability, just based on that attribute alone. That's what he's advocating.

1:05:23 It's just it's it's disgusting. It's ignorant and it's disgusting. So anyway, that gets us the last example that I had on here was the Coca-Cola one where they went into San Cristobal, Mexico, and basically bought up all the water rights. And of course, Coca-Cola is a panda logo wearing company as well.

1:05:54 And so as they destroy the entire town, the kids' teeth and everything else, because not only did they just want the water rights, they actually bribed all of the stores in that general geographical area to carry nothing in their stores but Coke. You cannot buy another type of drink in that area if it's not made by Coca-Cola. So that's how they buy out and get domination of geographical.

1:06:23 Areas is they just buy the leadership. So. Cousin it and Bridget. Do you guys want to add anything? We've been here at about an hour. I know we've got a lot more to cover on this particular one. But. Do you want to. What do you want to do? Do you guys have anything you want to add? Well, Eric Prince was.

1:06:49 Under a major investigation by the FBI having to do with arms trafficking, where he was presenting, essentially the deal fell through and the FBI did not pursue it. Where was that at? Hang on. I'll have to look. Hang on. Because I posted it yesterday under our spaces.

1:07:19 And you could put that on here. That would be awesome because I haven't seen that. Absolutely. And there there was there is one thing that I'm going to post that came out of the archive and it was from Al Jazeera. And it on the top there are links. Each one is a short video clip. Below it is the description of the video links. And it goes through a very they did a very good job at.

1:07:49 for lack of a better word, grilling him on his past and having to do with all of the war profiteering and how he actually idolized the OSS and the CIA. He idolized and at one point even said that he thought it was a great thing that what the East India Trading Company had done.

1:08:19 And that that wasn't all a bad idea. And I mean, the guy just, oh, he's just awful. He likened himself to Wild Bill Donovan. Exactly. And I should tell you a bunch. Yeah, I can see the likeness. But I will post that up in the pill.

1:08:44 I know there have been a lot of people, especially Android people, and I shouldn't say just Android people, that are having a lot of issues with sound coming and going tonight, today, in this space. You know, it is, we are under attack. We are undoubtedly under attack. We have been shadow banned, and now the shadow banning apparently for them is not enough, and so now our spaces are getting under attack. I apologize, but there is nothing we can do.

1:09:13 to stop it. And this is the best platform to get to you guys and give you the information. Yeah, it's interesting when we do these spaces through the space itself, like this interactive one, which I enjoy, we get much lower numbers than when I go on Rumble and we stream it over to this platform. The numbers are, you know, sometimes as high as a thousand people.

1:09:44 So there is definitely something going on. And if you look at the history of our numbers and the reach, there will be a day where somebody forgets to shadow ban us and our reach is extraordinary. And then for three solid days, you'll have almost the exact same number of people as far as what they refer to as impressions. And you cannot consistently do that. And if you look at the history of our account, that's exactly what they're doing.

1:10:11 It is the most bizarre thing that I have ever seen, but we will not be detoured. I do know that through all of you guys, if you would not mind, go down into the comments and retweet everything or repost everything, repost the space once we get out of it and it's finished. That is the best answer that we have at this point.

1:10:35 Because I have people constantly coming in every day going, oh, my God, we just found you. Oh, my God, we just found you. And that's all thanks to you guys. They've definitely curtailed my reach, but they haven't curtailed all of you. And so we rely on all of you to get the word out. And I always talk about teamwork. And this truly is, you know, it's not just the three of us. It's all of you.

1:11:04 And it's bringing light to these things where they cannot hide. Because once we know who these people are and what they're doing, our money stops going to them. You know, you've got to remember that the World Wildlife Fund wasn't just money laundering and starting wars and wreaking havoc. It also was doing it with our own money that they guilt tripped us into.

1:11:33 sending to them thinking that maybe we were making a difference and we were we were making a difference in their in their plan to exterminate and torture and um arms trafficking starting wars and it is a horrible thing but the more we spread this the less money goes to them the less money goes to them the harder they can survive

1:12:03 Anyway, do your research before you give any money to any one of these organizations. Okay. Cousinet, did you have anything? As far as organizations go, you know, a lot of people, just to talk a little bit off topic about a different one, which is operating under a similar situation, the Humane Society. They do not actually operate any shelters.

1:12:39 They have no problem going in and taking people's dogs, dumping those dogs in local shelters while they go sue whoever owns those dogs. And they never pay their bills. And I've actually got firsthand experience with these people when I worked with Dog Rescue. If you're going to donate to shelters, donate to your local shelter or your local rescue.

1:13:08 I actually watched the Humane Society lose in court and leave a shelter in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with the bills for 200 dogs. So, yeah, they're just as bad. So that's all I have to say. Thank you. The ASPCA is another one. Again, there is, and a lot of the times, like we were talking about with WWF,

1:13:40 and the connections to UNESCO and the founders. These groups, like, beget other groups, beget other groups, beget other groups. So I also want to mention, we'll talk more about him, this one on Monday, the Savari Club is also involved in this. They are part and parcel of the WWF. Tuff, do you have a question?

1:14:17 Hi, hi, everybody. Yes, I sorry, I came in late. So I probably missed you saying this. But when I posted a link to this organization, I added to one of the other posts so you could share it and have just more info. I noticed I'm trying to go to the image part of me here. I noticed.

1:14:41 The picture of the lady who's in charge of it is that scary looking woman that I always see speak. And I thought she was a head of a United Nations organization. Von, what the heck is her name? Von Der Leyen. She looks like she thinks she's the president of the world. Look at her. Do you have any comment on her is my question. I don't know who you're talking about. It says Von Der Leyen appointed.

1:15:11 It's Ursula von der Leyen. Yeah, Ursula von der Leyen. She's the head of NATO, or was, or something like that, and a root out of the Netherlands. I don't know. There's some sort of an internal coup going on, but yeah, the bitch is still there. Ursula is the president of the EU.

1:15:37 Okay, I saw her picture and the way they show her picture on the WEF's website, it makes it look like she's their administrative head. On which website? On the WWF, sorry, the WWF's website. And I posted a link just to support what you guys are doing. And when I went to the website, her picture's there and it's making it look like she's part of them. So that's what I'm saying. They all are.

1:16:06 They are all part of the exact same club, all of them. So, yeah, I don't know exactly what her role is, but they are all part of the exact same group. So it says here that, oh, yeah, so she said she proposed to the EU members to ground.

1:16:35 downgrade the protection of the wolf in the countries of the EU. And then it says the WWF calls on the EU members to reject this proposal. But anything that you see where they in public disagree with, they don't disagree with behind closed doors. So whatever they're doing, they all work together. Well, they wanted to bring the wolves back to England.

1:17:07 I remember that they were actually, I think it's the Lotus Eaters. That is a British podcast, which is very informative, by the way. They're a lot of fun guys. But they were at one point, I think about a year ago, mentioning that there was some craziness about bringing the wolves back to England. Because England doesn't have enough problems. Wolves are a protected species also in the United States.

1:17:37 If you ever want to see something about bizarre control, again, giving just a bizarre control thing that is going on. It has to do with the chronic wasting disease in deer. And if you look into that, the organization, the countrywide, they are attempting to wherever this is present, which I imagine they're using the same swabs that they use for COVID.

1:18:08 They are recommending wiping out the species. And the problem that they recently actually published and sent out, because I'm fortunate enough to live in one of these core areas, that they said that the deer are reproducing too rapidly in the core areas of this fatal disease. Now, think about that. Just use common sense logic. If it is that fatal and that contagious.

1:18:37 How could it possibly be that the deer are going through population explosions? But again, this is why they're controlling the education. This whole thing is interlinked into brainwashing you, to beating you over the head with your emotions so that they can control you. And so also the director of the WWF, European...

1:19:05 says that this Ursula von der Leyen is also issuing ironclad guarantees that the European Green Deal will remain central to her policy agenda and resist any calls, including those from her political allies, to regress on any environmental standards, in particular those on nature protection and restoration. In other words, you better support the WWF because we're in control.

1:19:34 of your destiny because they have nothing to do with nature production or restoration. Well, here in the United States is trying to keep the hunters from surviving. Right. Did you have something else tough? Yes. It's a little bit off topic because you're talking about specific animal issues, but I want to go pull back a little bit further about what we can do. I want to encourage everybody to please.

1:20:05 do this. We need to stop the ESG credit score, environmental, social governance from coming into our country. And it's coming through the insurance industry first. I would say first from what I see because I work in the insurance industry and it's coming into our lives, into our pocketbook, affecting us literally through our insurance score.

1:20:33 And I did research on this. And you can go to the company Moody's, M-O-O-D-Y-S, that feeds our risk analysis to insurance companies. And they are embracing the ESG credit score as part of their tool to determine what kind of risk we are. So I called. I'm in Oregon. I called the Oregon insurance commissioner, asked if he knew about it. He said no.

1:21:01 I was told to go to the state's consumer complaint line. It'll feed back to the commissioner as a formal complaint. So I thought, I wonder what another state knows. So I Googled, you know, conservative Idaho. They're very aware of it and they are saying no to it. So it shows that each state's going to be different. And of course, liberal Oregon, they're going to be really hard to reject it. Now, what's strange,

1:21:31 is a big insurance carrier that I work for. I'm not going to say the name. I have already a few times and I wish I didn't, but they're owned by Zurich. I'll just say that. Zurich is out of Sweden. And this lady with the EU, I noticed she's from the Netherlands. I Googled Netherlands that connects to Sweden. So this big carrier is surely part of affecting Moody's.

1:22:01 to bring in the ESG credit score. Do you see what I'm saying? It's like, here it comes. So if we all want to do something, we have the power to say to our state, we reject the ESG credit score. And it's going to have to start with us making phone calls. And you can write your congressmen, senators, all your representatives, because you have the zip code that allows you to email them and call them without being in that state.

1:22:37 I don't know what happened. They're messing with our stuff. No, that was me and my fat fingers. Somebody else requested the mic and I went to go hit it and you beat me to it. So it hit me instead. I'm sorry. Tuff, let me just say this. We understand your point. We are trying to keep this to Operation Gladio, but you are absolutely right in the fact that we do have power to do that.

1:23:07 So thank you for bringing that up. Lee, Mike, go ahead. Hi, guys. This is also Tejas Annie at Cave or Annie. I was on my Android. I was telling Bridget about and this is my alt account on my iPhone. So please follow me here if you can, because my Android kept getting kicked out constantly.

1:23:38 my other account. So I'm listening through, uh, this account here. That was, this was my brother's phone. That's why it has a male name, but I inherited it anyway. Um, the W, uh, world wildlife fund. Yeah. That suckered me into adopting a little.

1:24:02 leopard of some kind. And, uh, and I was like, Oh my God, you know, and I worked in rescue animal rescue since about 1999. I even ran a few, uh, of the, uh, uh, dog rescues. And, um, it, we were all a hundred percent money donations going to the animals. None of us were paid.

1:24:26 I was working for the government 40 hours a week and also running a nationwide white German shepherd rescue. So I was always getting yelled at for spending my time working on the rescue at work. And I was a national park ranger too, which hearing all this stuff about national parks is like sickening to me.

1:24:53 co-workers are lefty liberal and biros you know they they fall for this stupid green new deal and things like that so they don't even want to talk to me anymore because i'm pro trump but i don't care you know way to go they come around then um they come around if not oh well you know i tried to warn them so you have a question and every yeah also every um like

1:25:21 Now I'm retired and I'm working in retail and they always want you to donate to some child organization or something. Don't do it because we know where it's going because like Walmart has the Children's Miracle Network and they're child traffickers and I can't stand them, you know.

1:25:44 Okay. Did you have a question? That's all. No, but that does pertain to Gladio because it's like all, you know, dark stuff. Thank you for bringing that up. Sure. Okay. Did anybody else have any comments? Frog? I think this topic is really interesting. I can relate to what Kazanid is saying, what the Humane Society is doing.

1:26:13 with pets in the United States, probably connected to WWF. And I just keep thinking of wrestling every time I hear that, by the way. I know, me too. Look at the logo. But I thought Cousin Nick brought up a good point. That's something that touches us locally of these organizations and societies. It's just like politics. You should invest locally in organizations and not to these societies that have heads that collect the money.

1:26:40 So I'm just enjoying the presentation. I'm learning a lot of stuff I had no idea about, but what's new. So thanks for having me. Thank you. All right, Andy, go ahead. Hey there, Colonel Towner, man. What a struggle to actually listen to your space. I've been reinstalling the app and logging in and logging out and VPN and everything, trying everything.

1:27:09 Just heard snippets, but as always, you're bringing out fire. And I just, some things we were DMing on with the World Wildlife Fund, it's like it runs into so many things. And, you know, we discovered just looking through it, how, you know, one of the mayors of Toronto, a while back, and when he left, he was a very, like,

1:27:37 world order kind of mayor you know 40 cities and all this stuff and he left when he wasn't re-elected he went to the World Wildlife Fund and then when I went to check the guy before him was a guy named Gerald Butts who ended up going leaving the post of CEO of World Wildlife Fund in Canada to go work for Trudeau and and all the shenanigans that happened there so

1:28:05 He was like his right hand man. He was in his wedding party. He was, you know, I mean, if you know the guy, you really dislike him. You know, the stuff he says really, you know, he's lying through his teeth and he's he's like he'd be the most anti-Trump kind of person or anti, you know, Polyev on this side and put a bunch of BS. And he was involved in scandal, too, with big.

1:28:33 company out there. That's why there's so many links in Gladio, um, that, uh, everything you see now on, on X or on the internet, these videos and stuff like that, you know, you start to have, understand if they're, you know, telling the truth or they're maybe a bit misguided. And, uh, yeah, you're, you're bringing out so much. Um, I don't know if you're able to follow up anything on, on that, like with, uh, Gerald Butts or,

1:29:02 or their link to WWF. I'm sorry, I missed most of your presentation, so I'm not sure. We have not gotten to much yet, but we did run across Trudeau's dad a couple of different times in the forming of the WWF. Are you talking about Castro?

1:29:30 I'm not talking about Castro. I'm talking about his legal dad, not his biological dad. The one on paper. Okay. But anyway, Trudeau Sr., he is intimately involved in many of these people's circles that were setting up the WWF at the time it was created.

1:30:00 I'm sure his legal son did not fall too far from the tree there. Yeah, that's for sure. I just want to say one other thing because I did check with him. It's not my phone because I got on in between. I got onto another space and I was listening fine to some Tesla space. You know, there was no problem. And it was only when I came back on yours. So, yeah, no, I think Trudeau Senior, you know, he was involved in setting up.

1:30:30 Club of Rome. And so, yeah, I can see where this with, you know, the lineages. Anyway, thank you. Thank you. And so Andy just verified for us. We are. I hate to keep saying this, but I would have never believed it true that we're 100 percent under attack. Just today, just the label of it.

1:30:59 I had to get out of my own space and come back in. It kicked me out. You can always tell when you're bringing fire and it's on something that they specifically hold dear or has worked well for them for a lot of years because that's when we really get super stupid attacks. Yeah, that's just crazy to me. I do have a question for Andy. Andy.

1:31:31 You guys have a serious spy problem in your parliament there. Has anything further come of that? Do you know? You mean there's a report from the CSIS that spoke about... They have a pedo problem too. There was a report that listed MPs that had international dealings or...

1:32:00 Not too much more being said about it. It's like try and make it go away. Don't talk about it. And here it's only the alternative media, the smaller guys that are talking about it, like True North or Rebel News and different things. So you're not going to hear it on CBC and, you know, out of mind, out of sight. So, yeah, we can't wait for our election, which is going to be just over a year from now.

1:32:32 She is not soon enough for you guys. I mean, we've got it bad, but holy smokes, you guys are in real trouble up there, huh? I'm hoping that good news on your side spells for good news on our side eventually, so hopefully. No doubt they're all connected. I mean, all of the countries, well, just like we're doing this country by country in Gladio. Did we lose the colonel? No. Sally, did you have something? No, I...

1:33:20 Yeah, this is the worst space that I've ever been in. Can you hear me? She can't hear me. I'll drop down. Yeah, we heard her, but I guess you couldn't. So she dropped down. So if somebody wants to pass her a mic again. All right. I will go find her. Oh, she probably won't be able to get back in. Yeah, I think she dropped all the way down. Oh, my gosh. That's just so crazy. All right. Well, we'll wait just a second for her.

1:33:56 And if she's able to get back in, we'll let her ask her question, and then we're going to run. I was just going to ask Froggy when Marie's coming back. We're going to do it next week. I'm going to do a space with her, and then I'm doing a space with Judge Jill Brown on Kamala Harris, which would be just so good. I encourage you. Tag me on that.

1:34:27 I will. I encourage everyone to watch his PBD podcast, Patrick Bet-David podcast on Thanksgiving of last year. He dropped so many nuggets that, you know, kind of confirmed a lot of the stuff that Anons had been saying, because he knows the family. So it'll be pretty epic. But yeah, I can't wait to get Marie back in. She just, you know, holiday weekend. I'm not working today. My employees are working, but I'm not working today.

1:34:57 That was always the beauty of having a holiday on Thursday is to be able to take that Friday off and get four days for one. Oh, yeah. It definitely is. I'm just home looking at my computer pretending like I'm working. That's about as far as it's going to get for me today. Cool. All right. Well, I think we lost Sally. So we're going to go ahead and end this.

1:35:26 And we will be back on Monday and definitely looking forward to continuing this. There's so much more on the World Wildlife Fund. And we really have to understand what they're doing in order to do the rest of Africa because their concentrated effort. It's not that they don't do it everywhere, but they definitely.

1:35:55 for their first 25 years concentrated almost exclusively on Africa or they definitely had it at the forefront because the amount of crap that went on there orchestrated by the WWF is monumental. So we're going to stick on that because I do think once we understand and explore this, even the stuff that we've already...

1:36:27 researched, it's all going to be brand new to us again too. Because just as I said at the beginning, every time you discover a new nugget, a new agency, a new organization, you have to go back and look at everything that you've already researched in light of the new information because it forms it into

1:36:53 in some cases, a completely different meaning. So it's just incredibly important that we will then present all of that information with this new piece to it. So bear with us as we go through the World Wildlife Fund and its exposure, and then we're going to jump knee-deep into Africa in the context of understanding.

1:37:21 what they have done with the WWF as well. So with that, we're going to sign off. You guys have a nice weekend and we'll be back here on Monday. God bless you, Colonel Towner and team. Thank you for us.

Entities here

Operation Gladio19 South Africa9 Congo9 Erik Prince7 Anton Rupert6 Angola6 Chile6 John Fredriksen6 Patrice Lumumba5 Norway5 Max Nicholson4 Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld4 Aldous Huxley4 Charles D. Haas3 UNESCO3 Namibia2 Bank for International Settlements2 Mohammad Daoud Khan2 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh2 Coca-Cola2 Serengeti2 India2 1001 Club2 Rockwell International1 X Club1 Royal Society1 Akhtar Hassan Abadi1 John Olin1 David Webster1 Maasai1 Dwight D. Eisenhower1 San Cristóbal1 BCCI1 Fabian Society1 Planned Parenthood1 Pakistan1 Lebanon1 Beirut1 Iran-Iraq War1 Rupert Murdoch1

Claims made here

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 5:58

“Eisenhower signs the finding to assassinate Patrice Lubamba in the Congo to steal all of his resources. The WWF is set up within months, not even a year, not 10 years, the same year. So in the late 19…”

Aldous Huxley founded X Club host_asserted ▶ 20:32

“He also was into mysticism, Gnosticism, and all of those forms of satanic kind of non-Christian beliefs. He also founded a thing called the X Club, which I thought was hilarious. The X Club created th…”

Max Nicholson headed UNESCO host_asserted ▶ 23:03

“comprehension of how evil this is. So this Nicholson guy ends up as the first treasurer of UNESCO and then becomes a chairman of it as well. He also implemented a national parks panel or commission or…”

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh founded 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 26:19

“That kind of describes the beginning of the WWF. And then we have to say something about how they funded it. They created this thing called the 1001 Club. And that was the brainchild of both Prince Ph…”

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld founded 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 26:19

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld member_of IG Farben host_asserted ▶ 26:47

“And keep in mind, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands was working for IG Farben during World War II and actually was a card-carrying Nazi. So, Cousin It, we just swung that dead cat and hit another Naz…”

Anton Rupert founded South Africa host_asserted ▶ 34:33

“the national park system down there. And coincidentally, all of his national parks, they end up being right along the frontier of where they're going to go to war, like in Angola and Tanzania and all …”

South Africa carried_out_attack Angola host_asserted ▶ 36:19

“And it was South Africa that came to the CIA's aid by setting up terrorist training camps just inside of South Africa. And this guy, this Rupert Nature Foundation that he set up, facilitated that. So,…”

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh succeeded Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld host_asserted ▶ 38:39

“Either one of which is not okay, but he was in charge of the WWF. He was its international president at the time. And as a result of this being disclosed, he had to step down. But just in case you thi…”

South Africa carried_out_attack Namibia host_asserted ▶ 41:58

“I also pointed out that in South Africa specifically, when they engaged militarily in Nambia and Angola, they used what's referred to as military intelligence officers and special forces. But keep in …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Tanzania host_asserted ▶ 42:55

“I wanted to. OK, so also one of the things that some insiders disclosed is that in order to facilitate military actions in like Angola and Tanzania, they these Gladio operators would go in and mine th…”

Charles D. Haas headed Rockwell International host_asserted ▶ 43:56

“That is just another psychological operation. Yeah, so let me go on down here. All right, so another guy that comes up in this is a guy by the name of Charles D. Haas, H-A-E-S, and his company, Rothma…”

Operation Gladio assassinated David Webster host_asserted ▶ 48:09

“where they had already indoctrinated the game wardens. And if the game wardens weren't quote unquote indoctrinated, they were actually dual hatted military members, some of them as well. A guy by the …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Chile host_asserted ▶ 55:42

“Chile, and this is after, of course, Chile was devastated by Operation Gladio in the form of Pinochet. But the guy that owns Marine Harvest that's owned by John Fredrickson of Norway, like one of the …”

John Fredriksen secretly_owned MareBlanco host_asserted ▶ 55:42

John Fredriksen carried_out_attack Chile host_asserted ▶ 57:02

“Now, did he take that model down to the very southern end of Chile and replicate that just in new fjords? No. What he did, because it's out of sight and out of mind in a natural water preserve, is he …”

John Fredriksen trafficked Iran-Iraq War host_asserted ▶ 1:03:17

“Also, let's see. Oh, and his very first oil dealings was in Beirut, Lebanon, where he got his initial riches off of the Iran-Iraq war. You know, the one we funded both sides of? Evidently, he did too.…”

Erik Prince trafficked Iran-Iraq War host_asserted ▶ 1:03:49

“Operation Gladio involvement and several false flags, much to their benefit. Like one of the people that you brought up earlier that Eric Prince made millions and hundreds of millions of dollars profi…”

Coca-Cola carried_out_attack San Cristóbal host_asserted ▶ 1:05:23

“It's just it's it's disgusting. It's ignorant and it's disgusting. So anyway, that gets us the last example that I had on here was the Coca-Cola one where they went into San Cristobal, Mexico, and bas…”

Coca-Cola paid San Cristóbal host_asserted ▶ 1:05:54

“And so as they destroy the entire town, the kids' teeth and everything else, because not only did they just want the water rights, they actually bribed all of the stores in that general geographical a…”

Erik Prince spied_on East India Company host_asserted ▶ 1:07:49

“for lack of a better word, grilling him on his past and having to do with all of the war profiteering and how he actually idolized the OSS and the CIA. He idolized and at one point even said that he t…”

Erik Prince spied_on William J. Donovan host_asserted ▶ 1:08:19

“And that that wasn't all a bad idea. And I mean, the guy just, oh, he's just awful. He likened himself to Wild Bill Donovan. Exactly. And I should tell you a bunch. Yeah, I can see the likeness. But I…”