Operation Gladio and Iran, New Caledonia and other hot spots

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0:00 Okay, so I'm going to pull up my notes. If we can resend this out real quick to let people know that there's a new link, we'll get started. Okay, so I'm going to cut and paste this link into my DM so everybody will know.

1:01 Because I had sent it to a couple of the groups. Yep. I did the same thing. Okay. There we go. Got it. All right. We're going to go ahead and get started. We wanted to do this just because so many things is going on right now. We've spent a lot of time trying to make people aware of.

1:40 Number one, what Operation Gladio is. Number two, how it is not an old phenomenon that we're just looking at for historical purposes. It's an operation that has been ongoing for decades since the aftermath of World War II. And it involves a lot of players. Just real briefly, generally, there are economic...

2:11 reasons why our country, among other primarily Western countries, want access to a country. And in the past, the way they got access to those countries is by controlling their government. And they would pay off the government officials to grant them

2:42 basically amounted to stealing them from the inhabitants of the countries. Now, did their leaders sell them out? Absolutely. Was there coercion involved by the West? Absolutely. So I'm not passing judgment on any of the players. What I'm trying to do is educate people as to what has been going on. And when these large...

3:11 mercantilistic companies come in and they want to mine or whatever. They destroy the environment. They do everything that they accuse us of doing is a great way of summing that up. And in doing that, if the people band together and are able to overthrow one of their installed dictators, the

3:37 State Department and the CIA immediately go into action in order to basically recoup the country. And that has been happening at an astounding rate. And there is, I posted, I'm going to have to repost it, but there is a large number, and I just want to run through some of them. Molly had a coup in 2020.

4:07 Central African Republic had a coup in 2020. Miramar had a coup. Armenia had a coup in 2021. The Sudan had a coup in 2021. Guinea-Bissau, Burkina Faso, 2022 coups.

4:40 You had Niger just recently. So there's been a lot. And that doesn't even count the number of elections that the CIA and State Department has meddled in, like Brazil's and ours, which, you know, is a form of a soft coup as well. So you have all of these destabilizing.

5:10 Right now we have, and that's in addition to the ongoing ones, the trying to overthrow Putin, trying to overthrow Assad. So this is, and that doesn't include the Khan from Pakistan. He was attacked.

5:40 like in a semi while he was running for president again or prime minister. So and you had the attempted coup on Erdogan in Turkey. You have the Slovakian FICO that was just attempted assassination. So the and now, of course, we've got the Iranian prime minister. So president.

6:10 We have over and over and over again, there's just this massive destabilization. It's almost instead of like the rolling ones of the past where we may do one a year, it's like somebody's opened the floodgates and trying to destabilize the entire world. So we wanted to go through some of these and offer a little commentary on some of the things that we do know of what's going on.

6:38 And I found some very interesting things because Azerbaijan is tied to a couple of these, tied to both the Slovakia one and the Iranian one because they had both just visited there. So I wanted to go through a couple of the interesting dynamics that...

7:09 I had found. So in just what we know about it going down, there was a lot of misinformation right at the beginning, which normally occurs. And I don't know, where did Cousin It go? She is under listeners right now. I think she dropped out and came back in. All right. So I just put her back in. User error.

7:41 Okay, because I wanted her to go over. If you want to go over what you had found on the Iran one, did you have some information on that one? The thing about Chuck Schumer that you posted? I just think it's really rather odd that there's a lot of cleanup going on in the White House. Hang on, I got something going on.

8:15 hang on so um basically what she had posted earlier is about um chuck schumer um who immediately i was just um telling him what you had said about chuck schumer immediately coming out saying that there's nothing to see here the um intel people are telling us that everything's fine yeah i'm sorry i i i

8:45 I had a bet with Bridget that as soon as this started, the dogs would do something stupid. So I apologize. Yes, it does seem that the White House and for some reason Chuck Schumer has decided to say, oh, no, no, you know, this is not an assassination attempt. This is a complete accident. And it's really kind of interesting because they did the same thing with Nord Stream. They did the same thing with Crocus. They did the same thing.

9:14 with a couple of other things that are going on that they, quote unquote, had absolutely nothing to do with. So, you know, it'll be interesting to see how they cover the DRC as well, since the guy's holding a U.S. passport. Yeah, we'll get to that one in just a second. So, for those of you who don't know, there has been a conflict between... So, the...

9:44 The Iranian helicopter crash, they were on their way back from Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan has been in an ongoing feud with Armenia for quite a long time.

10:00 And again, it has to do with borders and it has to do with all of these post-World War II made up countries and the redrawing of borders so that they can create chaos so that everybody has to maintain large militaries in order to defend the quote unquote contentious borders that were all set up after World War II. It's just another military industrial complex grab for power in a way to fleece.

10:28 taxpayers around the world. But anyway, so there's a disputed border there. They've been going back and forth. There has been disputed uses of cluster munitions, which is not allowed. There has been ongoing accusations that they basically have gladiotype paramilitary forces in Azerbaijan. As a matter of fact, they have admittedly

10:57 15,000 of them. And you can find that pretty easily if you're looking around. They also have some interesting, Azerbaijan and Israel cooperates on numerous areas of the defense industry. Israel was Azerbaijan's largest weapons supplier.

11:23 with $4.85 billion in sales in 2016. As of 2023, Turkey became Azerbaijan's largest weapons supplier, which, of course, we all know that that's very interesting since Turkey had, if not still has, the largest Gladio program, bar none. They had the most trained Gladio operators.

11:52 So it goes on to say, Azerbaijan has shown great interest in Israeli technology over the years. In particular, an agreement was reached over the construction of a factory of intelligence and combat drones. Combat drones can take down helicopters. The Israeli defense company, ELTA, E-L-T-A, Systems Limited,

12:20 has been in a cooperation agreement with Azerbaijan in building reconnaissance satellite systems. Gosh, that could be used to track anything, which has the capacity of high-definition photos for tracking all types of ground forces, air forces, and weather conditions. It also says...

12:50 In June 2009, Israel and Azerbaijan had been negotiating on the production of armored vehicles. Oh, and I found this incredibly interesting. NATO has been badgering the crap out of Azerbaijan to be a part of NATO. They have opened an individual partnership action plan.

13:20 created partnership and peace. There's linkages laid out for how they want to bring them into NATO membership. Azerbaijan has been very hesitant to have anything as far as a formal agreement with NATO. It says, according to a NATO diplomatic source, some key officials at NATO headquarters

13:51 were pushing hard for engaging Azerbaijan in a membership question. Quote, Turkey, Romania, Italy, Poland, and UK and the Baltic states, unquote, are among the member states also backing a fast track for Azerbaijan's NATO membership. I'm just putting this out there. It would not be unusual for the State Department and...

14:22 the CIA to launch an attack on anybody that is independently negotiating with Azerbaijan, like Iran or like Slovakia, if they're engaging with them one-on-one.

14:48 They're wanting to kind of shut them off diplomatically from the rest of the world until they can badger them into joining NATO. It would not be unlike the CIA to launch attacks for anybody visiting them. So I just want to throw that out there and open it up for discussion on just particularly this most recent event. If anybody has any information, we're going to go through.

15:17 all of them and kind of throw it open so everybody can have a chance to talk about them and get educated if you don't know anything about what's going on on some of these hot spots. But does anybody have anything that, go ahead, Liza. The reason why we'd like to open it up to questions is because Bridget, the Colonel and I are only three people.

15:46 And I've been up since 5 o'clock this morning trying to find new and different information. So anything that you all have that you can share is always helpful. And that way we can kind of track back all these pieces of the puzzle and decide who the players are. So that would be super helpful for me because I'm getting tired of translating Russian.

16:15 Go ahead, SR71. Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody for attending this session. I have been following what's been going on between Armenia and Azerbaijan for almost a year now. And if you take a look at Armenia, Armenia borders on Georgia and Azerbaijan. And, of course, Turkey up.

16:48 Top of that. In the middle of all of this, while all of this was going on, there was an agreement that was struck between Armenia and Azerbaijan towards peace. Yep. That, all of a sudden, went to hell in a handbasket. Okay? On top of that, just this latest incident, the report that I heard from the sites that I've been to and...

17:18 I go to international sites. I'm not looking at American sites. I don't care what the U.S. reports. There were three helicopters in that envoy. Two of them made it back safely. Haven't heard their details on what happened yet. And I suspect we're not going to get that information for a while yet. But just because two of them made it back and only one went down, they were blaming all of this on...

17:52 From other news media, well, they can't get parts in their drive. They have these old helicopters and everything else. I'm not buying it. Well, they're Bell helicopters. They're not that old. And I mean, there's plenty of replacement parts. I do realize that they're on a sanction list in Iran, but there's covert ways of getting parts for anything. You would not put the leader of your country on an aircraft that was not mechanically sound.

18:21 That's not to say that an aircraft can't go down. However, what you just said is remarkable in a couple of different ways. If you're flying in a three ship, if one of your aircraft goes down, you are not going to leave the area without seeing if there's any survivors. That's just military 101. You just don't do it. So there is many, unless of course you saw it shot down.

18:53 then you're going to hightail it out of there and, you know, get your military involved and get the rest of the people to safety. So there's several different aspects of this that, again, it's very new and we are not going to speculate on what could have happened, but I do want to knock down initial

19:22 U.S. sources of information when they come out and talk unequivocally that it could not have been this or that because they simply don't know. And I do think it's interesting to talk about things in general philosophically so you can learn how to frame questions and what you need to have in your own mind.

19:51 answered by your government as it relates to information and know when they're providing you information that's bold-faced lies. And the way you do that is by having these kinds of discussions that can easily refute some of the things that they come out. We don't necessarily have the information to prove a positive, but we can definitely knock down some of the negatives, if that makes sense. And I agree with that, Colonel.

20:18 Given what we know so far and them not having been able to get to that helicopter yet, as far as I understand, I would definitely say the president's dead. OK, well, I don't think we should say that. We don't know that. We don't know that. But the longer it takes, I'm more inclined to believe it. Well, OK, you can believe what you want, but we're not going to say that for sure. Go ahead, Nor.

20:53 Nor Cal Granny. Well, I have a question. Is it normal for the president and their prime minister of foreign affairs to fly together? I mean, I've seen only one time Anthony Blinken and Biden fly together, but is that normal? That just seems odd to me. So that's a very good question because we discussed that amongst ourselves earlier today.

21:19 I will tell you that in a former life, I did helicopter protocol on a deployment, as weird as that sounds. That is actually not that uncommon. When it is uncommon if you had a president and vice president or a prime minister and whoever their vice prime minister or whatever that their second in charge.

21:45 Your foreign affairs person is not necessarily the number three person in charge of your country. And so therefore, depending on how they have the secession set up in Iran, he's not going to be in the top echelon like you would think a president and a vice president would be. So if you travel.

22:10 There's a protocol on a helicopter. And when you fly in multiple helicopters, depending on what the other two were, generally speaking, the presidential one is the one that's much nicer than the other two. And so the head of state, like our version of the State Department, if you will, would fly with the president because it's a significantly better helicopter. And there's even a seating arrangement inside the helicopter based on a pecking order.

22:39 of which seats are the most prestigious, which I thought was absolutely crazy. However, I have them memorized even still to this day on a Blackhawk. So, yeah, it's not that unusual. Go ahead, Ebook. Hello, everyone. I'll be talking or I will be thinking about going back to the basics a bit in political theory here.

23:09 I'm seeing, or at least my theory about the area, is that we have an ongoing struggle between two spheres of influences. One clearly made by Iran through the proxies and everything else that can be easily documented. And secondly, you can easily see the influence of the countries where the meetings have taken place.

23:38 here. Now, maybe just to go on a different train of thought, based on the footage that I've seen around the area, it doesn't appear to be something that was orchestrated by outside forces. It may be just the malfunctioning of the helicopter. As I've seen, it's a very old

24:08 I brought this from the 1970s. Yeah, I mean, we don't know. You're right. It could be mechanical failure. But again, if it's mechanical failure and you're in a three ship, if it's just a hard landing, as the Army likes to call it, you are going to circle, you're going to land, you're going to render assistance. The fact that the other two didn't do that.

24:36 There's no reporting of that. And they basically immediately returned to or continued their flight on to where they were going. It doesn't lend itself to mechanical failure because you would definitely want to check for survivors. That's my only hesitation in that line of thought. Again, we talked about that at the beginning. Any aircraft.

25:04 has the potential of having mechanical failures. I worked on airplanes for eight years. It's not a predictable thing. It just happens mid-flight. There's nothing you can do about it except for try to recover and have as many survivors as you can. Having said that, this seems very odd, and that's about all I'm going to say. Go ahead, NorCal.

25:32 Well, I think you just explained it because in my telegram group this morning, when the news was coming out, we were all like, some news reports are saying crash, some are saying hard landing, and we couldn't find anything defining what a hard landing is. So it sounds like it's something, there was some kind of a mechanical failure and they're just trying to land to safety. So is that what a hard landing is?

25:56 As far as I'm concerned, it's a joke. The Army will tell you. I had the guy who ended up being the Fort Rucker training commander in my Air War College class because we have like joint classes. So he was our token Army guy in our class. And he said one day we were talking about some event and he's like, that wasn't a crash. That was a hard landing.

26:24 And of course, all of the majority of the people in our Air Force Air War College seminar were Air Force pilots. And they all busted out laughing and they're like, what the hell are you talking about? And he's like, we don't crash helicopters. If there's a mechanical failure, there's a hard landing. Are you kidding? But I don't.

26:47 It's just kind of a running joke as far as the Air Force goes. You know, you have crashes in helicopters when you have mechanical failures. But in all seriousness, there is a slight difference, as this guy pointed out, that in a helicopter, because of the rotational, you can actually, even in a mechanical failure, because of the rotors and the...

27:15 The rotation of them, a lot of times you can recover, even from a mechanical failure, depending on what it is, to do a hard landing as opposed to a crash where everything just completely disintegrates, which is what happens in most jet engine crashes because of the speed involved.

27:36 Generally speaking, in a helicopter, you are not going, obviously, as fast as you are in a jet. And because, again, of the rotation of your blades, as you descend, they will continue, because of the curvature of them, to spin. And there are ways that you can control the landing, but it isn't going to be pretty. So that's kind of the difference between a hard landing and a crash. I hope that clears that up. What you got, SR-71?

28:07 Just the fact that there were three helicopters within this envoy and one goes down, we haven't heard anything from the other two yet. Because there's got to be radio contact between all three. Yeah, we were told, I read an article, again, all new information, that the other two had made it safely back. I don't know if that's true or not. But that is what they're reporting as of right now.

28:38 What you got, Ebook? Another theory that may be related. So basically, let's say if an assassination attempt was orchestrated in this case, and they found out previously of this happening, this theory may be validated by the fact that the usual procedures were not followed with the other helicopter providing assistance and so on.

29:08 If this was known before, usually the security forces will have procedures into place, maybe to this highest level, to leave the events unfold, to see who's the actors behind and what they're trying to obtain out of this. I see here in the comments that the stock market was... I cannot verify it on the spot, but...

29:36 In one of the comments, they said the stock market is going down because of this event. So if it's orchestrated by third parties, you're going to see many, many other events unfolding, even leading to a possible bigger impact in the conflict in Europe. There's partially direct conflict between Iran, in this case in Israel, with basically the dismantling of Syria and Lebanon, because we cannot call them countries no more.

30:06 It's not a state per se, both of them. They're building, maybe serious building up, but with their own, with borough power. Yeah. So also there's a more recent article that just came out that is saying that there was heavy mist in the area. It is a wooded area.

30:31 If there isn't an area where the other aircraft could have safely landed, that could have also explained why they would have went on and not been able to land to render assistance, but, you know, would call in for forces. Also, Turkey has already said that they've dispatched a reconnaissance with night vision capability.

30:59 to look through the area. So anyway, that kind of covers that. I just wanted to let y'all know what we had found out. I thought that was very interesting about the Azerbaijan angle to it and how the two most recent people to that area has had assassination attempts or has had some kind of physical problem.

31:27 And, um, that's a little unusual, I think. So, um, did, uh, uh, cousin it or Bridget, did y'all have anything? I thought we would, um, uh, move on till to, uh, Slovakia. Um, just because it is also related to the fact that they, that guy had just recently got back, um, from, uh, Azerbaijan as well. Yeah. Um, actually regarding the drone, um,

31:58 Their drone is actually in the air, and it is available on the Flightradar24, and I'll post the link. And there's over 100,000 people watching the tracking of that drone. The Turkey drone? Yeah. And Russia and... With the drone? I'm not sure if it's the correct one, but it's in the comments. Okay, thank you. Oh, welcome. Thank you.

32:29 Yeah, they have the drone flying. There's over 100 people watching it. And the weather, in fact, did turn, so they are dealing with snow and sleet going on up there. You know, it was terribly fogged in from all the videos that I've seen about it. So it's unfortunate, and I guess all we can say is a prayer. Personally, I think it was a hit. Yeah, we'll all have our personal opinions.

33:02 And it is very suspicious. Well, we can all agree on that. What was I going to say? Did we want to say anything about the Slovakia one, about the information that we had found out on the potential assassin? I'm not sure, but Norcal, you have your hand raised. Did you have any more questions about Iran?

33:34 Yes. Just one more question. I'm sorry. I don't mean to pester you, but you keep bringing up comments and then I'm becoming the source of in the room. Is it normal protocol with an entourage following a president when the president's plane goes down to continue forward and the other two planes left him and they didn't even have the coordinates? This just sounds fishy to me. And I'm just wondering if I'm hearing this right on. We have not.

34:02 said whether or not they called in the coordinates and the fact that his helicopter went down. So the way this works is in a three ship, the president's helicopter would generally be in the lead. So they would have absolutely noticed if it just mysteriously disappears. The area was covered in mist and it is a forest. It was a very heavily wooded area. If they lost sight of the aircraft, they would have immediately called in.

34:31 on their radio, the coordinates at where it happened. If those other two aircraft could not have landed safely in order to check on the physical safety of them because of it being a wooded area, you can't land in a wooded area in a helicopter. You have to have a clearing.

34:50 So if the nearest clearing is several, you know, 100 miles or 50 miles or even 20 miles, they are not going to go to that area and then track back on foot to check on the president. They would have called in the need for an emergency rescue of the downed helicopter, and then they would have carried their own passengers on to safety. Does that make sense? Yes. Thank you so much.

35:23 So, did we want to go on to Slovakia? Would you mind intervening just to mention a few things? I'm sorry? Would you mind if I go over a few things before we go on Slovakia, just to set up a good viewpoint for the people? Things about what? Like the overall image. Like what? Like an overall image about the situation.

36:04 Which situation? That's what I'm asking. Let me go directly into it. Interrupt me. No, I'm asking you a question. Which situation? We just finished talking about Iran and then we were going on till Slovakia. Which situation? It's including both of them and some things on top of it from the political point of view. Okay, go ahead. Thank you.

36:32 So my point of view in regards to this is that there are a few events that are ongoing for a few times. It's the Slovakia assassination attempt. This isn't the end right now. It's the ongoing movements and political struggle in Georgia. And all of them are linked with pro-Russian influence in the politics around the areas.

37:01 I would say that the overall image, it's some political movements or political steps on the chessboard that are being made in regards to either pro or contra Russian involvement and the Ukrainian war. I agree with that. Go ahead. Did you have something else? No, I just want to set up a bit of the overall image. Yeah, so definitely the

37:37 The Slovakian president is has been stepping out of the normal NATO paradigm of the approved talking points. He's made himself very clear that he is a huge fan of Viktor Orban and that he is also open to dialogue with the.

38:05 list of unapproved heads of state that the State Department and the CIA has said are the official people that you're allowed to talk to. And in the past, when that happened, either because they coerced them into talking to the former Soviet Union or now Russia because of our cutting them off from trade and everything else and forcing them to deal with them and then

38:37 condemning them for having done that and using that as an excuse to go and coup their government or assassinate their head of state. That appears to be the same kind of, and if you don't understand what I'm talking about, if you're new to this concept, I'll give you an example. In the past, in my...

38:58 Best example of this was the Congo. There's many of them. There's like 70 of them. So there's plenty of them. I just know off the top of my head the most details about the Congo back in the 60s when Lumumba was elected prime minister. And he decided that he also was going to go off the reservation as it related to Belgium and their edicts to him.

39:26 after they were given their freedom. And when he decided to renegotiate the contract with the United States for their uranium and cut Belgium out, that was not allowed. And so both the U.S. and Belgium kind of ganged up on him. They eventually murdered him. But before they murdered him, they called him a communist. And the reason they call him a communist is because they cut off trade.

39:53 They isolated the Congo and started doing paramilitary activity like killing people. And as a result of that, they called him a communist. And then, of course, because they were militarily attacking.

40:19 the forces inside of the Congo, he had to get military equipment. Well, if the U.S. and NATO cut you off, your only other supplier at the time was the Soviet Union. So, of course, he picks up the phone and calls the Soviet Union. They're glad to help him because they want the money. And it's a black eye to us. And then we turn around and call him a communist. He wasn't a communist. He came to us first. He wanted to work with us.

40:45 The same thing happened to Ho Chi Minh after World War II when the French wanted to go back into Vietnam. He had already passed a constitution that basically looked like ours and setting up a more capitalistic, free Vietnam. But we helped the French come back in.

41:12 and reoccupy it. And then all hell broke loose. So in the meantime, when we do that, we call them a communist because we cut them off. We mined Nicaragua's harbor when they decided that they weren't going to listen to what we wanted them to do and get rid of United Fruit Company. And then nobody could trade with them because we had destroyed their waterfront.

41:39 And we were also doing all kinds of paramilitary activity inside of Nicaragua from Honduras and El Salvador, running drugs through there, corrupting the people and blah, blah, blah. So this is an ongoing way in which we coerce people into doing what we want them to do. And there was some of that.

42:05 already pressure because the Slovakian president had reached out to try to work on different trade deals with Russia, as was just pointed out. And the guy, I don't have his name off the top of my head, the guy that was the assassin, he very much, if you look into his history, was tied to some of the paramilitary activity that had gone on. He was a very old man.

42:33 Um, and, um, back in like the, um, seventies, he had been associated with many of the, I had a thread. I was trying to find it off real quick where I went through. Oh, here it is right here. Um, I will post it in the comments, um, that, um, talks about, um, this guy's history because, um, he was, um, he has a very dicey back history. He, just to give you an example.

43:04 He started a group called the Rainbow Literary Club, and it is exactly what you think it is. He also had, that is a program that was set up by UNESCO. And for those of you who are new to Operation Gladio, UNESCO is one of the entities at the UN that provides cover for much of Operation Gladio.

43:33 activities and in different countries. So anyway, he wasn't a big fan of NATO and just go ahead, Dwayne. I'm you. Yeah, there you go. I'm just looking up who shot him. And I had the name a moment ago. Yeah. He's like Centula. Centula is his name. 78 or 79 years old. Yeah. Centula is his name.

44:10 And he is, to me, he's clearly mentally ill. He was probably, you know, somebody was able to push some buttons there. The people that, you know, we're talking about are able to play human beings like a musical instrument as long as you're susceptible. And at this point, I think what eBooks.wiki was saying about there's a shift.

44:40 going on right now. And it's very evident that probably what we're seeing right now regarding this event with the Iranian president, as well as the attempted assassination, because it looks like Flacco's probably going to survive. These are people trying to either make the necessary changes or solidifications they need before they anticipate an upheaval in November.

45:10 in the US election. They're trying to solidify positions. So at this point, I don't know very much about what happened. I haven't even read many stories, just maybe three on the crash. I've learned more from listening to this spaces than I did from those news stories. My only thought here is it's probably, if it's a quote unquote accident, it's being made.

45:39 to look like an accident. The timing, I look at the timing of things like this. I remember, remember when that mountain fell on those 200 North Korean scientists? Yeah. That was back in October, late October, actually Halloween, Halloween 2017. Yeah, a mountain fell on top of these 200 Chinese and North Korean scientists. That was just so terribly sad. And then about,

46:10 Almost June of the following year, there's the amazing meeting between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump. So, Duane, the only thing that I would say is on that mountain falling, we were told that they were Chinese and North Korean scientists. I don't know that they actually were. We do know that they were nuclear scientists, but we also know that we.

46:38 spread a lot of scientists around after World War II. I'm just going to leave that there. Oh, okay. Well, that's interesting. But at this point, whoever it was, like who was actually running North Korea? Because apparently, I mean, there's a famous photograph, if you've ever seen it, of two North Korean soldiers, a male and a female soldier, that are duck walking him into this bunker. And he doesn't look like he's in charge of anything. He was like a figurehead.

47:05 And then all of a sudden, after this mountain drops on these people's head, almost six months later there, he's meeting and he looks so happy meeting Donald Trump. Yeah. And that's why I go back to the philosophical approach to what happened in the immediate aftermath of World War Two was so critically important. Where was the very first thing or the very first?

47:34 follow-on military engagement that we did after World War II. It was Korea. And we are putting together a factual recollection of actually what happened, and it's not anything that you learned in history class. Korea was divided by us. They have a very similar history in that

48:01 Most people do not realize that North Korea in general was a basically a colony of Japan. They had been occupied by Japan for decades prior to World War Two and literally had been colonized by Japan. And the northern area was ran very much like a mafia type family company.

48:30 Like Japan is. Japan, there is actually a word for it. It won't come to me right now that whether it was Toyota or Mitsubishi or whatever, those companies are ran almost in a mafia style kind of situation where the people that come up through them and they've got strong ties to particular.

48:57 uh underworld figures um that keep everybody going so the north part of korea was very much set up like that and much like the united states the northern area was the most industrial area of korea the southern part was the agricultural area and we um through a false flag um basically um created

49:21 They were going to in the immediate aftermath of throwing the Japanese out, they were going to have an election. The problem with the election that they were going to have is the nationalist that was in the north was going to win. Oh, and that's Kim and the the elder. And so that was not OK with.

49:47 our State Department and the newly created CIA. So they wanted to flex their wings a little bit, and they started some really unsavory activity in the South, and that's how the division originally happened. And then there were some further instigations going on in which it broke out into war, and then most of the rest of that is well-known fact.

50:17 the actual cause of it was very different than what we have been led to believe. So I hope to have that finished shortly as far as being able to present that in a more factual way. But we found articles, you can look on them when you talk about paramilitary capability.

50:42 that there were islands off the coast of Korea that was used as the paramilitary training capability for the CIA to send in very much like the Phoenix program. It was like the first rendition of the Phoenix program. They used it throughout South Korea in order to manipulate the people, install a guy that would pretend to be president for the Western alliance, and then basically separate.

51:12 There's a lot of people that believe that over the course of time in the North, based on the isolation, that much like Pakistan, I mean, everybody knows the ISI was completely funded. We created Pakistan out of whole cloth. It wasn't a country until after World War II. And much like the North Korea was not an actual country as opposed to South Korea. That was a made-up thing based on a lot of circumstances.

51:41 And there was over time some infiltration, if you will. And a lot of people believe that that was primarily intelligence capability being able to.

51:57 And another thing that I've found that just astounds me is the fact that in the weapons trade that is all part of Operation Gladio, they have human trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking. When you get into the weapons trafficking, I'm not talking about small arms. I'm not talking about rifles. They were actually buying and selling tactical nuclear weapons. So there has been so much that has been hidden from us.

52:26 As it relates to Operation Gladio and the couping of these foreign governments, that now, anytime one of these coups happen, I'm immediately on standby as to which one it looks like from the past, how did they affect it, and what was the aftermath. And then you can start looking at the telltale signs.

52:56 Anyway, Sally, go ahead. One thing, I don't know, probably most of you guys are aware of this, but May 27th of this month, they're trying to get the World Health Organization pandemic treaty pushed through Congress and worldwide. Some of these people who are having these little accidents are vocally opposing to going along with the WHO. Correct.

53:26 And Slovakia was definitely one of them. Ibok, go ahead. Yeah, I just want to mention a few things about what I can see as a pattern, an easy pattern to be recognized. First of all, Gladio operation is directly linked to a form of neocolony. I'm sorry, but I cannot pronounce it. Neocolonial, yeah. And it's directly linked. Going back to what you said before.

53:55 You can see a pattern evolving since World War II in regards to several countries. By destabilizing a state, you need to gain control of that state, and it can be easily given. I will give the example of Russia after the fall, as it was controlled through organized crime. And the same pattern can be seen in several other countries. Once something is destabilized, like the standard state is destabilized,

54:24 It needs to be controlled by something. And in this case, the pattern that emerges is that it's usually controlled by non-state actors like organized crime or different structures that were built up through the so-called Gladio operation. Although I think currently it's evolved to a different scale. So let me try to rephrase that just a little bit.

54:52 In the case with, and obviously Cuba is a great example of that, the organized crime was there. We couped Cuba. We installed Batista. Batista was bought and paid for by the CIA and the United States. And as a result, there was an influx of mafia.

55:20 And they created all of the vices that you would think that they would create. And I mean, you can read it. It was Las Vegas before Las Vegas was Las Vegas. They had everything. And they were using local people in prostitution, drug running, all kinds of different vices. And the local people.

55:48 rose up and overthrew Batista. And you have yet again, and believe me, I am not a Castro apologist, but the United States actually aided and trained and set up Gladio training camps to teach people, to include Che Guevara, how to fight in the hills of Cuba.

56:15 And because they wanted to play both sides, they were helping Batista and they were helping Castro so they could control the aftermath. As a result of that, Castro was not going to be dictated to. And he did the same thing that they did in Guatemala and Nicaragua and El Salvador. When you got a good guy in, at least he was a good guy initially, because all of the people that now.

56:44 come to America, they all said that they supported him during the revolution because there was so much corruption going on down there. And in the aftermath of that, he instituted land reform because the same company that had bought up all the farmable land in Nicaragua and Guatemala and Honduras and blah, blah, blah, was United Fruit. United Fruit was in Cuba as well. And so you find out that in.

57:14 giving the land back to the people and limiting the size of what can be foreign owned, you know, kind of like what we're doing here. We all want China not to own our farmland. Well, guess what? That's all Castro did. Castro said he didn't want United Fruit owning all of their farmland. But for some reason, we think that's bad when other people do it, when our companies are the ones that's monopolizing their countries. But for some reason, when we do it, everything's great.

57:44 At some point, the United States cuts Cuba off because he's cutting off U.S. companies. And then they're isolated. They naturally go to the Soviet Union because it was the only other major weapons producer or trading partner because they had an entire block of countries they represented. And he made trade deals with them. He started selling the sugar that he had been selling here to them. And then, of course, you know, he's forever cursed. He's called a communist and blah, blah, blah. Did he turn more?

58:14 socialist and communist as he continued to deal with the Soviet Union? Absolutely. But again, our history that we've been taught is a complete lie. And we need to recognize that. Russia, as you point out, is no different than that. During the Soviet Union, I would argue that the mafia kind of oligarch system, while it was not necessarily as

58:42 The same people, the KGB people and the senior statist people inside of the Soviet Union are the ones that basically came about as being some of the oligarchs because they had all the power. If you're in the KGB and you know where all of the dead bodies are, then you're going to benefit from that information as the.

59:11 as you transition out of the Soviet Union into Russia. But many countries, which is something that we don't understand, Russia being one of them, they gravitate to a strong leader that doesn't take any crap from other people that they believe are not doing good in the world. And Russia and Putin specifically.

59:40 has made it very clear that he has our number. He knows the places where we've couped governments. He used to work in the KGB. He's privy to all of that private information. And that's why they hate him. He knows that we couped all of the 75 different countries. He knows what happened in the aftermath of those coups and millions of people died. He knows all of that. There's other reasons why they want Russia, but that's primarily...

1:00:10 They have a real hard time accepting the fact that Putin is sitting there on top of Russia and all the garbage about, oh, well, if you just don't address him, he's going to take more countries. As Tucker points out repeatedly, he has the largest land mass in the world. He doesn't want more land. He wants people to leave them alone. And us putting missiles, that's another thing.

1:00:38 Everybody talks about the Cuba missile crisis. We put missiles in Turkey way before Russia put or the Soviet Union put missiles in Cuba. They did it in response to us putting nuclear weapons in Turkey first. So. OK, so we have pure democracy e-book and Dwayne. All right. Go. All right. Yeah. So.

1:01:07 I'm familiar with Daniele Ganza's work on the investigations in Italy and whatever's related to that, and specifically concerning mostly the attack on the Bologna train station that killed 100 people. So that was uncovering all the networks in Europe.

1:01:38 And there was a cell in NATO controlling this, but no information on that. And NATO was asked about it. They never came clear about it. So that's a gray area, what was going on in NATO, the command structure there. Then, so where there was the involvement of the propaganda duet, Masonic Lodge.

1:02:10 God's Banker, Licio Gelli, some far-right extremists that were also paramilitary trained and so on, part of the network. And so I'm not familiar with all this other stuff to do with Gladio, so I'm a bit confused and lost here. Can you, like, for example, with the Operation Gladio to do with Europe's networks?

1:02:41 stay-behinds. That's in Daniele Ganser's work. So any references or something like that? Thank you. Sure. There are several books that talk about the stay-behind unit concept, and I use the term Operation Gladio, as most people do, as a generic use of

1:03:05 the stay behind unit concept where they're using paramilitary capability in order to destabilize countries, which of course is what it was used for throughout Europe and what was discovered when Italy did their investigation. So unfortunately, if you look up Operation Condor, it is a subset of Operation Gladio.

1:03:30 where you find all of the same players in Operation Gladio throughout Europe, the De La Chesse, Otto Skorzeny, Agenter Press, all of those same trained OAS, the French element of it.

1:03:49 You find all of those characters doing the exact same operations throughout South America under Operation Condor. And of course, we know there was a large contingent because this program originated from Germany. There was a large contingent of the former Nazis that were in charge of creating the program that migrated to South America. So you find these exact same units set up in Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina.

1:04:17 And as a matter of fact, you probably are aware that the dictator that was installed in Argentina after they cooed that government, Jelly from P2, actually attended his inauguration when they made him president.

1:04:34 So there is a direct line from everything that happened in Operation Gladio to everything that happened in South America under Operation Condor. And then once you start looking into Operation Condor, you pull in the KCIA, which is Korea's version of the CIA, and the Moonies that they trained for paramilitary. They were actually guarding the poppy fields in Uruguay and Paraguay.

1:05:03 So there is a worldwide network that once you start looking into Operation Gladio, you can tie it to just and, you know, Otto Skorzeny worked in the Congo. He's the one that planned the overthrow of Lubamba and multiple other countries in Africa was couped during that same time. And the destabilization efforts there because they were all former European colonies.

1:05:33 All they did was take their paramilitary people from Europe, NATO, stay behind units and employ them in their colonies. They did the same thing in Indonesia with the Netherlands. They used their paramilitary there. It's a worldwide thing once you start looking into it. It was not ever just isolated to Europe. Go ahead, Ebooks. First of all, I just want to mention something about the Cuba part.

1:06:03 It's maybe interesting for the people to re-watch a very known movie, Scarface. If you're looking into it from the political point of view, it would be interesting to see a very good depiction of the situation over then. Go ahead. I'm sorry, go ahead. Well, since you mentioned movies, we also figured out that this whole...

1:06:30 gladio thing in large part was paid for by um uh money that was laundered um through the vatican initially and then bcci and castle bank and new japan bank and um australia um to uh

1:06:45 for the drug sales. So they paid for Black programs, Off the Books programs with Off the Books drug networks. And one of the things that we found in The Godfather, early on, someone had mentioned, hey, did you ever figure out what the oranges meant in all the death scenes in The Godfather? And I'm like, I don't know what you're talking about. So I went back and watched. And sure enough, when they're talking about killing somebody, like at the dinner table, there's a big bowl of oranges. Or when they killed somebody, he falls back into this big bowl.

1:07:14 display in a fruit stand of oranges. And I'm like, what the hell? So several months go by and we're doing all of this investigation into Operation Gladio. And I come across an obscure article that was written in Italy during one of the investigations in Sicily, where they were actually packaging the cocaine after it was refined in plastic oranges. And they would put them in crates as

1:07:42 Italian fruit that was shipped through Cuba and then into the harbor in New York for the New York mafia to sell on the streets of New York, primarily to Harlem, because they were trying to get all of the Black Americans hooked on cocaine back in the early part of this swore way into the heroin market in the United States.

1:08:09 Little things like that. You're absolutely right. When you go back and you watch movies, once you understand what Operation Gladio is, you see things like this all the time. So now I'm going to have to go back and look at Scarface. What you got, Dwayne? Regarding Putin and the Russian situation, Russia wants two things, stability and a buffer, a buffer zone. Correct. And these WEF.

1:08:43 Global Hydra Criminal Spectre, whatever you want to call them. They've been causing problems in Russia. They're directly responsible for the Czech separatists that launched the Moscow theater hostage crisis, the Beslan school massacre. They've been trying to get rid of Putin for going on, coming up on about two and a half decades now. They made a promise they wouldn't expand NATO.

1:09:14 the Russian border. They lied that they're doing that. It just comes down to whether or not Biden is actually in charge of this country. Leadership matters. And looking at Russia, Russia has a strong leader, whether you like him or not. I'm sure he's got all kinds of things that he's doing that you and I wouldn't agree with that are on the moral and ethical game board.

1:09:38 But when you look at the videos of people, there are all sorts of videos, which is one reason I want to ban TikTok, of Russians that are enjoying, first of all, none of them look like they're chronically diseased like we are. They apparently have a much better diet. They're having stability. They have, I'm not going to say, I won't use the word good leadership, but they have competent leadership. And that's what we're wanting right now.

1:10:07 But when it comes to Putin being despised or hated by all these people for various reasons, which are almost always political, the Russian people do want a strong leader because they understand a leader will provide stability. And that's what they want. And one of the things that bothers me, and we're going to throw this in real quick, that always irritates me is people in America, or especially in the media, especially when you say Russian, they hear Soviet.

1:10:33 And that just means you have no idea what is actually occurring over there. Correct. Very good point. What do you need, Bridget? I was just going to add, you know, that when I did a deep dive into the history of Russia going back 200 years, that's when you really can see that aside from the Bolsheviks, their nation was...

1:11:06 formed differently and functions differently and of course when World War II was going on we were fighting alongside of Russia and it wasn't until after World War II was over that suddenly they became a quote enemy and everything became quote anti-communist the problem again goes back to they haven't the

1:11:35 The fact that they have been, let's say, defining what a woman is and defining what words mean is not a new incident. This is something that has gone back hundreds of years. And they use the definition of words and what they call a communist or what they define a communist as being and selling us on the theory that these are the bad guys, to go along with what Duane was saying.

1:12:05 And it is always, you know, the funniest thing, one of the best quotes I ever saw was, you know, we're always told that China, now I'm not saying that they're not bad, but we're told that China and Russia are bad guys. However, if you look at the conflicts, the major life-loss wars, Vietnam War, all of the wars, who's the one that's always involved?

1:12:34 And that's the United States. We were the strong arm for NATO for a very long time. And one of the things that Trump came out and said is that we should not be policing the world. And that was when he backed out of Afghanistan. Anyway, that was pretty much all I wanted. Thank you.

1:13:06 the enemy. And perhaps now is a good time to remind everybody that Russia has actually always been an ally in whatever conflicts, to the point where they allowed our military troops overground to travel through their territory in order to get to far-reaching military bases in order to take out ISIS.

1:13:35 which, of course, we couldn't do. But after a week, Russia had no problem finding everybody. But, you know, everybody, nobody seems to remember those stories about Russia. And that always kind of bothers me. So that's my two cents. Well, and in looking into this, one of the things that stood out, as you two have articulated, that they also guarded our coastlines when

1:14:05 We were at war and Europe was not wanting us to succeed. So they have interceded on our behalf on multiple times. What you got, Ibok? I just want to go, as a matter of fact, I will go over a few things. First of all, to Russia, their own strategy, it's a premier in regards to the geopolitics of their country, kingdom, before and so on.

1:14:35 The strategies have not evolved too much in regards to from the area of Peter the Great. It's easily provable that the strategy based on mountain buffers or country buffers or puppet buffers are still in effect and basically it's the same strategy that they are basically using for hundreds of years. And secondly, based on their own geopolitical

1:15:04 status quo. I will use some words from Igor Sterkov or Gherkin, as you know, one of the main intelligence officers that, let's say, sparked the Ukrainian, the so-called Ukrainian separation of the so-called republics. He had an interview some years ago after

1:15:34 He already finished his job in eastern Ukraine, laughing about the way that Russia handles revolutions, and usually it's by hatchet. Now, going back to some other ideas, just a few seconds, because I lost my train of thought right now. I'll give it back to you, because for the moment I lost my train of thought.

1:16:03 Okay, I did want to go through a couple of points on the Slovakian prime minister and the assassin, Sentula. So one of the things that I found out is he was a sympathizer and supporter of a paramilitary group that was called Slovensky Bryansky.

1:16:29 And it basically, when you read about what this group is, it sounded, they call it a far-right organization. They talk about it being nationalistic, which is all the terminology that they use when they're describing a Gladio cell within a country.

1:16:55 I found it interesting that he was associated with this. There's also, he was involved in a memorial service for a guy that was also the president of the Slovak fascist regime by the name of Joseph Tiso, T-I-S-O.

1:17:20 He also was involved in a couple of others, paramilitary organizations. And so when I started looking at this, it looks like the patsy, if you will, that oftentimes is the one that drew the short stick that's going to get stuck doing the deed, not unlike Oswald in the JFK.

1:17:50 He has all of these affiliations that when you go back and look at the media that is available on him. Also, he was involved in a biker gang by the name of Night Wolves.

1:18:12 For those of us who study Operation Gladio, it started off with the name Werewolf, and many of its subsidiaries, like the Gray Wolves in Turkey, carry that name, Wolf, with it. And this particular organization, they were doing survival training, combat training, guerrilla warfare training, chemical use, and nuclear defense.

1:18:41 in the organizations that this guy was affiliated with. So he definitely had all the hallmarks of somebody that we would look at as being affiliated with a Gladio cell in a company, in a country, sorry. So I just wanted to share that information with you guys.

1:19:04 We want to get to one more country on the list tonight, and that is New Caldonia. So, Ebook, let's go ahead and take yours, and then we're going to move on to E-Caldonia. Sure, thank you. I just wanted to mention that if you think about it and you put the pieces together.

1:19:28 Everything that was about small arms wars, small wars, asthmatic wars, insurgency wars, gangs, political affiliation, small parties, etc., crime, and so on, it can easily be understood part of the Gladio operation. But if you put everything together, you can definitely see many information piling up.

1:19:54 that mentions, I think it's a well-documented doctrine developed over the years. There's like in the international relations sphere, there is, or there was like a small trend in the last few years, asthmatic warfare, asthmatic warfare. And the pinpoint was that Russia developed asthmatic wars. I think NATO and overall, it's more developed in the part of asthmatic wars and Russia just started after the fall.

1:20:23 of the Soviet Union to build up some type of doctrines in regards to this. And this will be my last words for tonight. I think that we basically live in a world that the major actors that became found in the six veto-allowed countries of the UN will not enter their conflict among them.

1:20:53 but will allow proxy wars or sphere of influences wars, if I may say so, for their own business benefits. Okay. Sure, democracy, go ahead. And Sally, you'll be next. Yeah, just a question. What do we know of the whole leadership of this whole thing, right?

1:21:24 And what are the interests driving it, motivating it? So I have not focused on individual identification of leadership. What drives it is the industrialists. I call it the international syndicate. It is made up of bankers and mega business, old families.

1:21:53 You name it. There is a group of people that have colluded over time to – in the old days, you could clearly see them. They were the railroad barons, the bankers, the industrialists, the steel owners, and they create a –

1:22:19 group that has like interest. And for example, the Cuba, they wanted to monopolize the resources there. There was a mining company called Freeport that was mining ore there. There was the land, United Fruit went in and gobbled it all up. And they were using the

1:22:44 Prior to World War II, they were using the United States Marines to go in and basically they would instigate problems and then they would use the Marines to go in and quote unquote solve the problem. So the Marines would invade Cuba, take over. They'd install whoever they wanted as a quote unquote governor. And then they would have an election after they'd gotten their foot in the door and bought a few local politicians. Their politician would come in to play. He's on their payroll.

1:23:12 He's getting kickbacks from all of the deals that he signs away, given the resources of the country to this international syndicate. They're down there for decades. Everybody gets pissed off. And then there's a revolution. They overthrow him. And eventually the U.S. will come back in and install another dictator. So it's kind of a cycle. We went through this cycle throughout Latin America, throughout South America, throughout Africa. And it's because this group, this international syndicate group, wants their resources. That's the bottom line.

1:23:42 There's a whole bigger element to that. It goes back to the late 1800s, to the Fabian Society and creating one world government where they control everything. That's too lengthy of a discussion to get into. I do have on my Rumble channel called The Colonel's Corner some videos that if Bridget wouldn't mind posting one in the pillbox.

1:24:08 basically takes you through Gladio 101, and it talks about the motivation of why they're doing what they're doing and where it all came from philosophically. You had a group of people that basically want to take over the world, and they do it by creating wars, and they use the term strategy of tension.

1:24:28 They drew fake countries up after World War II, and they created the boundaries where it was going to create turmoil. And there's been turmoil every boundary that they created after World War II because they control us by terrorism and fear. And if they can kill enough of us to instill fear in us, and they do it in such a horrific way that we give up our freedoms, then they have won the game.

1:24:54 And we have to get smarter about recognizing when we're being manipulated. And that's been a problem in the past. Go ahead, Sally. All right, guys. If you are liking what you are hearing, follow Colonel Towner and Bridget and Cousin It. Turn on notifications because when you are a truth teller, you get suppressed. So that's one way to make sure that you're always seeing what she's posting. Second thing, guys, these three ladies work really hard. They do tons of research.

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1:25:39 And I have to tell you also, Sally has done a wonderful job. We met on X because her and I both have been exposing Operation Gladio. She does videos all the time, multiple ones during the week, talking about Operation Gladio. Her and I have coordinated on several different aspects of this. One of the things that she just did a great job doing.

1:26:05 was she on her channel on Rumble went through the Tucker Carlson interview. He interviewed a guy by the name of Felix Rodriguez. Most people had never heard of Felix Rodriguez. I had because I had done a massive.

1:26:25 research project into what we had commonly referred to as Cuban exiles. Cuban exiles, for those of you who don't know, were actually Gladio operators. They were utilized throughout Latin America and South America to help the CIA perform coups. There was a Brigade 2506, I think is the number of it. That guy, when he was sitting in Tucker's studio, had that shirt on.

1:26:53 That was a death squad. They killed people in multiple places. If you look up his history, Felix Rodriguez, he was in Vietnam. He was in Honduras. He did multiple runs on Cuba trying to assassinate Castro for the CIA.

1:27:18 dumbfounding to me. And so I did this long thread. Sally took the thread after she played the video on her channel and kind of went through this guy's background. Tucker had a CIA hitman sitting in his house. It just floored me. And it's very easy to see what he did. I mean, even Wikipedia had most of it, didn't have all of it. But this guy was the number.

1:27:46 Two guy for Vice President George Bush when they were running the Iran-Contra scam and trafficking guns and trafficking drugs, helping the Contras, who were the bad guys, by the way, they were the Gladio operators, try to overthrow the Sandinista government, which were the good guys that kicked United Fruit out of Nicaragua.

1:28:14 The National Security Advisor for Vice President Bush hired Felix Rodriguez to be his point man in Iran-Contra. So I was just dumbfounded. But anyway, we do a lot of research. We spend a lot of time doing this just so that we can go back through our history with our Gladio glasses on and bring the truth to you guys.

1:28:40 Having said that, we're going to move on real quickly to New Caledonia. If you guys don't know where that's at, please look it up. This country has been a French colony. And if you don't see the trend, a lot of the former French colonies all end up being repeatedly couped and destabilized.

1:29:04 For the most part, and I'm making a very generic statement here, and it is not applicable in every case, but my research has indicated that when France went into a lot of the African colonies that they had colonized, the African countries that they had colonized, they did kind of a really bad thing. There has been, for hundreds of years, a pecking order. They were very tribal.

1:29:35 And the way the French went in there to basically steal the resources or take the resources, however you want to say that. I'm not politically correct and I don't give a crap. So what they did was they studied the area enough to know that whoever was going to be the low man historically, the smaller tribes that had historically been picked on by the bigger tribes and subordinated.

1:30:02 made into slaves, sold into slavery, blah, blah, blah. What they would do is they would take that smaller tribe and they would empower them to rule over the larger tribes in these states. And by doing that, with the power of the French soldiers to, in fact, hold the bigger population in check, they were able to mine for their gold, mine for the whatever.

1:30:32 The uranium or and all of the minerals and they they the minority tribe took out retribution on the majority people in basically mass murders. And you see it was genocide. And this was a reoccurring theme and they did it as a control mechanism. And then eventually the French were thrown out and then all hell broke loose because the majority guys.

1:31:01 There were still more of them. The minority didn't kill enough of them. And they just all hell broke loose on the minority ones that had acted like a dictator and just mass murdered the larger tribes. And they left those places so destabilized that still today they're cooing each other. And it's not that it was a stable area to begin with, but it was like pouring lighter fluid.

1:31:29 on a roaring fire. And they did it on purpose. It was meticulously done on purpose. So you go to New Caledonia and it's on fire right now. You can literally pull up videos where they're setting cars on fire. There's an indigenous group of people that have been crapped upon by the influx of

1:31:55 French citizens, and it's in the Pacific. It's off the coast of Australia, and it just is literally on fire. France is there because there's huge mines there with tons and tons of resources, but the locals...

1:32:15 And again, there's kind of this pecking order. When France goes into these places, they buy off the upper echelons and they create this kind of bourgeois elite that protects the French interest. And they're paid to do so. And so those people have kind of squashed the locals and the locals are pissed off. And they're actually.

1:32:42 rising up in an anti-colonialism riot formation right now. And they're telling France to get the hell out. And it's literally on fire, burning cars and all kinds of stuff. And again, things like this oftentimes gets overlooked by people like us. But there is, as Duane said,

1:33:10 There is this overwhelming trend going on right now where people are standing up. They've had enough of the West imperialism and they're standing up and saying, get the hell out. Those of us who are in the West need to recognize what's going on, especially if you're a world traveler. It behooves you to understand what's going on internationally right now because this crap's popping off everywhere.

1:33:40 Um, so I don't know if anybody had, um, uh, um, anything that they wanted to add. I know most people probably never even heard of New Caledonia, but, um, if Bridget, if you wouldn't mind, um, posting, um, a couple of those, uh, links that we found about, um, New Caledonia, um, I'd really appreciate it. I'm working on it right now.

1:34:10 Okay, thank you. Does anybody else have any comments, questions? I'll open it up at this point. If you want to talk about anything that we've talked about tonight, please feel free to ask. Those are the kind of the three hot spots I wanted to cover. Colonel, this is SR-71 here. I got an update on New Caledonia.

1:34:45 if people aren't aware of what's going on there. Believe it or not, they're blaming all of this on Azerbaijan. Okay? And that's because they say they found Azerbaijan flags in the protests. So France is blaming it on somebody else and not letting these people do what they want to do. That's hilarious. Well, isn't that weird that

1:35:16 Azerbaijan is in the news, like in almost every one of these stories. Absolutely. It just floored me when I saw that. That's very interesting. Very interesting. All right. What do you got, Miles? I just put a chip in my mouth. The first time I ever heard of New Caledonia was on McHale's Navy. That's where they were based out of, New Caledonia.

1:35:52 I did not know that. Yeah, a lot of the PT boats during World War II came out of New Caledonia. That's where their base was. How about that? I had no idea. Well, thank you for that tidbit of information. Sorry, what are the PT boats? PT boats. It's a type of boat that was used like in Vietnam. Oh, okay.

1:36:29 Well, Colonel, a lot of people don't realize that the PT boats were not offensive weapons. They were intel craft and they could get into certain areas and spy. So John F. Kennedy was a captain of a PT boat. He was in the intel guys. He was in this like the signal corps in the Navy. So a lot of people don't talk about that. So, yeah, the Kennedys were intel people.

1:37:03 Interesting. Did you know that Kennedy could speed read? He read like two or three books a day. I did not know that. So did Susan, did you want to say something? Is that why you asked for a mic? Yes. Something just came through by my thread. And thanks for letting me talk, Colonel. Three possible CIA agents were arrested in the Congo. Did you just see that?

1:37:38 We don't know who they were. They had American passports. Yeah. So I don't know whether you noticed anything like that or was up on anything like that, but the Congo's a mess. Yeah. Niger's a mess. Did we get our boys out of there, by the way? I haven't heard anything. No, they have not been removed yet. Yeah. At the beginning of the space, I kind of went over the whole list of...

1:38:07 ones that are going on right now. You have Niger, you have Moldova, you had, let's see, Burkina Faso, you have Guinea-Bissau, you have things that happened in, there was a coup in,

1:38:33 An attempted coup in Sudan, Malia and Miramar. And this goes back to 2020. And so as one of the House hearings, Matt Gaetz was talking to General Kellogg, who is the AFRICOM commander, or Langley, General Langley, sorry.

1:39:06 Matt Gaetz asked him how many of the coups that had happened in the last couple of years in Africa, because there had been like seven at that point, had we trained the guy that not only conducted the coup, but installed himself as the new president of the country. And of course, he didn't get an answer, but we know at least seven of them.

1:39:32 And for those of you who don't know, part of Operation Condor was opening a thing called the School of Americas on one of the U.S. Panama bases that basically did the training for Operation Gladio. They taught them torture. They taught them how to assassinate people and how to kidnap people.

1:40:00 several of them up to an abandoned military base in South Texas and taught them how to create explosives, not disarm explosives someone else created, but actually how to make explosives and blowing up cars. And when someone recognized, as Matt Gates just recently recognized, that all of the installed dictators like Pinochet

1:40:29 and the ones across South America all graduated from the school. And so Congress secretively, quote unquote, closed the school there, but they didn't actually close the school. They just moved it to Fort Benning. And so they began bringing all of these people into the United States and training them at Fort Benning. And they've been doing that ever since. Go ahead, Cousin It.

1:41:00 Hi, I just wanted to touch on a couple of things that Susan had brought up. So what's going on in the DRC, one of those people, Benjamin Rubin, I believe is what the passport reads. It is actually, he's actually also an Israeli citizen for what that's worth. So if he is with the intelligence.

1:41:26 He would also be working for Mossad as well. The other coups that are on the list is also Moldova. And if anybody really wants to find where a coup is going to happen, it's a good idea to follow Samantha Power, who is the head of the USAID, which is, of course, the CIA front.

1:41:53 Or also the NED, again, a CIA front. And a lot of those guys are the ones that are currently training all of these insurgencies that happen. And if you follow her calendar, like shortly before the Moldova issue, and they want to return to Russia, Samantha Power shows up.

1:42:20 And all of a sudden things are popping off there as well. So it's always a good idea to follow who those people are in order to figure out where the next spot potentially would be. Just throwing it out there for people wanting to track this evil that seems to be permeating everywhere. Can you hear me? Yes, ma'am. Okay. Thank you. Miles, I'm all set. So you had another question?

1:42:58 Yeah, I came in late because I was working on my RV. Did you talk about some of the inconsistencies of this helicopter crash? Yes, we did. About, did it have its transponder on? No, we don't know whether he did or not. We did talk about how the, yeah, we covered it pretty extensively. Okay, because it seems kind of odd that a president of Persia.

1:43:29 I like to call it Persia, Persia that wouldn't have like an escort. Well, there was three of them. I mean, there there were other helicopters with them. OK, good, good. All right. Thanks, Charles. OK, well, if that's the questions that we got, I appreciate everybody being here. We just kind of wanted to throw this out there, kind of spur the moment, because there were so many things coming up over this weekend.

1:43:59 that falls in line. We do a weekly at noon spaces on Operation Gladio in general. We've been going through Central and South America coup by coup by coup, talking a little bit about the country and then talking about our involvement, our being the CIA and the State Department's involvement in destabilizing and overthrowing the country.

1:44:27 And then other facets of it, for example, Guyana, that played host to Jonestown, which most people don't realize was actually a terrorist training camp for Gladio operators throughout South America before it was ever Jonestown as in Jim Jones. But it still was owned by Jim Jones the entire time because he actually worked for the CIA as well as his elementary school.

1:44:56 Bud, who went down to Uruguay and taught those people how to torture and kill people because he had been the Richmond, Indiana chief police. So we find out all kinds of crazy things in this investigation and we bring it to you country by country every day at around noon on a space. And then we also do book reviews over on Rumble and it's at the Colonel's Corner.

1:45:25 And we basically reviewed all of the kind of foundational books like Paul Williams. We will do Danielle Ganser's book after we do the one we're doing right now. The one we're doing right now is called Gladio, NATO's Dagger at the Heart of Europe, something to that effect.

1:45:50 But we've done several of them. We did Whitney Webb's book. She's got a two volume book about blackmailing America featuring Jeffrey Epstein, which if in case you don't know, the only way Operation Gladio is allowed to exist is by blackmail. The international blackmail and how the entire network is set up is an integral part of Operation Gladio because they the way.

1:46:20 that they are able to control our politicians to keep funding the CIA to the extent that they do is by blackmail. So in many cases, whether it's with the child pedophilia, in the case of Mark Dutro over in Belgium, where he was compromising everybody that went to a NATO meeting or to any meeting.

1:46:44 in Belgium and a larger extent that part of Europe. He was doing basically a much earlier, I mean, as in the age of the children, version of what Epstein was doing with teenagers. So a lot of that goes on in this network. And where we find it, we uncover it. We found that in Guatemala. As a matter of fact, you just noticed that the...

1:47:12 Attorney General of Guatemala accused the U.S. of trafficking children. We'd already discovered that. That network went back to Cardinal Spellman and a bunch of different children organizations in New York, where one of the very first books that we did exposed those connections down to Guatemala, AmeriCares and a couple of others.

1:47:42 If you're interested in that kind of stuff, join us. We'll post the time frames. We try to do it on a regular basis. It's usually Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday nights at 7. We just preempted our book review for this because we felt there was too many things going on that fell in line with Operation Gladio and real-world time that we wanted to do this as opposed to our regularly scheduled book review. But anyway, thanks for being here.

1:48:11 Appreciate y'all being here. And we will see you tomorrow at noon.

Entities here

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Claims made here

Azerbaijan supplied_arms_to Israel host_asserted ▶ 10:57

“15,000 of them. And you can find that pretty easily if you're looking around. They also have some interesting, Azerbaijan and Israel cooperates on numerous areas of the defense industry. Israel was Az…”

Turkey supplied_arms_to Azerbaijan host_asserted ▶ 11:23

“with $4.85 billion in sales in 2016. As of 2023, Turkey became Azerbaijan's largest weapons supplier, which, of course, we all know that that's very interesting since Turkey had, if not still has, the…”

Turkey member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 11:23

ELTA Systems Limited supplied_arms_to Azerbaijan host_asserted ▶ 12:20

“has been in a cooperation agreement with Azerbaijan in building reconnaissance satellite systems. Gosh, that could be used to track anything, which has the capacity of high-definition photos for track…”

NATO targeted_for_regime_change Azerbaijan host_asserted ▶ 12:50

“In June 2009, Israel and Azerbaijan had been negotiating on the production of armored vehicles. Oh, and I found this incredibly interesting. NATO has been badgering the crap out of Azerbaijan to be a …”

Italy member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 13:51

“were pushing hard for engaging Azerbaijan in a membership question. Quote, Turkey, Romania, Italy, Poland, and UK and the Baltic states, unquote, are among the member states also backing a fast track …”

Turkey member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 13:51

Baltic states member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 13:51

Poland member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 13:51

Romania member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 13:51

U.S. State Department targeted_for_regime_change Iran speculative ▶ 14:22

“the CIA to launch an attack on anybody that is independently negotiating with Azerbaijan, like Iran or like Slovakia, if they're engaging with them one-on-one.…”

U.S. State Department targeted_for_regime_change Slovakia speculative ▶ 14:22

“the CIA to launch an attack on anybody that is independently negotiating with Azerbaijan, like Iran or like Slovakia, if they're engaging with them one-on-one.…”

U.S. State Department ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 39:26

“after they were given their freedom. And when he decided to renegotiate the contract with the United States for their uranium and cut Belgium out, that was not allowed. And so both the U.S. and Belgiu…”

Belgium ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 39:26

United States targeted_for_regime_change Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 40:45

“The same thing happened to Ho Chi Minh after World War II when the French wanted to go back into Vietnam. He had already passed a constitution that basically looked like ours and setting up a more cap…”

United States targeted_for_regime_change Nicaragua host_asserted ▶ 41:12

“and reoccupy it. And then all hell broke loose. So in the meantime, when we do that, we call them a communist because we cut them off. We mined Nicaragua's harbor when they decided that they weren't g…”

UNESCO front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 43:04

“He started a group called the Rainbow Literary Club, and it is exactly what you think it is. He also had, that is a program that was set up by UNESCO. And for those of you who are new to Operation Gla…”

Miroslav Štěpán carried_out_attack Slovakia host_asserted ▶ 43:04

United States targeted_for_regime_change Korea host_asserted ▶ 49:47

“our State Department and the newly created CIA. So they wanted to flex their wings a little bit, and they started some really unsavory activity in the South, and that's how the division originally hap…”

United States overthrew Cuba host_asserted ▶ 54:52

“In the case with, and obviously Cuba is a great example of that, the organized crime was there. We couped Cuba. We installed Batista. Batista was bought and paid for by the CIA and the United States. …”

United States trained Che Guevara host_asserted ▶ 55:48

“rose up and overthrew Batista. And you have yet again, and believe me, I am not a Castro apologist, but the United States actually aided and trained and set up Gladio training camps to teach people, t…”

Fidel Castro overthrew Fulgencio Batista host_asserted ▶ 55:48

Fidel Castro targeted_for_regime_change Cuba host_asserted ▶ 57:44

“At some point, the United States cuts Cuba off because he's cutting off U.S. companies. And then they're isolated. They naturally go to the Soviet Union because it was the only other major weapons pro…”

Danielle Ganser exposed Bologna massacre book_quoted ▶ 1:01:07

“I'm familiar with Daniele Ganza's work on the investigations in Italy and whatever's related to that, and specifically concerning mostly the attack on the Bologna train station that killed 100 people.…”

Licio Gelli member_of P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted ▶ 1:02:10

“God's Banker, Licio Gelli, some far-right extremists that were also paramilitary trained and so on, part of the network. And so I'm not familiar with all this other stuff to do with Gladio, so I'm a b…”

Otto Skorzeny member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:03:30

“where you find all of the same players in Operation Gladio throughout Europe, the De La Chesse, Otto Skorzeny, Agenter Press, all of those same trained OAS, the French element of it.…”

Aginter Press member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:03:30

“where you find all of the same players in Operation Gladio throughout Europe, the De La Chesse, Otto Skorzeny, Agenter Press, all of those same trained OAS, the French element of it.…”

Licio Gelli attended Argentina host_asserted ▶ 1:04:17

“And as a matter of fact, you probably are aware that the dictator that was installed in Argentina after they cooed that government, Jelly from P2, actually attended his inauguration when they made him…”

CIA trained Unification Church host_asserted ▶ 1:04:34

“So there is a direct line from everything that happened in Operation Gladio to everything that happened in South America under Operation Condor. And then once you start looking into Operation Condor, …”

Otto Skorzeny ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:05:03

“So there is a worldwide network that once you start looking into Operation Gladio, you can tie it to just and, you know, Otto Skorzeny worked in the Congo. He's the one that planned the overthrow of L…”

Operation Gladio financed_via Catholic Church host_asserted ▶ 1:06:30

“gladio thing in large part was paid for by um uh money that was laundered um through the vatican initially and then bcci and castle bank and new japan bank and um australia um to uh…”

Operation Gladio financed_via BCCI host_asserted ▶ 1:06:30

“gladio thing in large part was paid for by um uh money that was laundered um through the vatican initially and then bcci and castle bank and new japan bank and um australia um to uh…”

Operation Gladio financed_via Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 1:06:30

“gladio thing in large part was paid for by um uh money that was laundered um through the vatican initially and then bcci and castle bank and new japan bank and um australia um to uh…”

Operation Gladio financed_via Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 1:06:30

“gladio thing in large part was paid for by um uh money that was laundered um through the vatican initially and then bcci and castle bank and new japan bank and um australia um to uh…”

Operation Gladio trafficked United States host_asserted ▶ 1:07:42

“Italian fruit that was shipped through Cuba and then into the harbor in New York for the New York mafia to sell on the streets of New York, primarily to Harlem, because they were trying to get all of …”

United States member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:12:34

“And that's the United States. We were the strong arm for NATO for a very long time. And one of the things that Trump came out and said is that we should not be policing the world. And that was when he…”

Donald Trump removed_from_power Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 1:12:34

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to United States host_asserted ▶ 1:13:06

“the enemy. And perhaps now is a good time to remind everybody that Russia has actually always been an ally in whatever conflicts, to the point where they allowed our military troops overground to trav…”

Igor Sterkov member_of Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:15:04

“status quo. I will use some words from Igor Sterkov or Gherkin, as you know, one of the main intelligence officers that, let's say, sparked the Ukrainian, the so-called Ukrainian separation of the so-…”

Slovensky Bryansky front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:16:29

“And it basically, when you read about what this group is, it sounded, they call it a far-right organization. They talk about it being nationalistic, which is all the terminology that they use when the…”

Grey Wolves member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:18:12

“For those of us who study Operation Gladio, it started off with the name Werewolf, and many of its subsidiaries, like the Gray Wolves in Turkey, carry that name, Wolf, with it. And this particular org…”

Night Wolves front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:18:12

United Fruit Company funded Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:22:19

“group that has like interest. And for example, the Cuba, they wanted to monopolize the resources there. There was a mining company called Freeport that was mining ore there. There was the land, United…”

United States installed Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:22:44

“Prior to World War II, they were using the United States Marines to go in and basically they would instigate problems and then they would use the Marines to go in and quote unquote solve the problem. …”

Felix Rodriguez member_of Brigade 2506 host_asserted ▶ 1:26:25

“research project into what we had commonly referred to as Cuban exiles. Cuban exiles, for those of you who don't know, were actually Gladio operators. They were utilized throughout Latin America and S…”

Felix Rodriguez attempted_assassination_of Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 1:26:53

“That was a death squad. They killed people in multiple places. If you look up his history, Felix Rodriguez, he was in Vietnam. He was in Honduras. He did multiple runs on Cuba trying to assassinate Ca…”

Contras member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:27:46

“Two guy for Vice President George Bush when they were running the Iran-Contra scam and trafficking guns and trafficking drugs, helping the Contras, who were the bad guys, by the way, they were the Gla…”

Sandinistas removed_from_power United Fruit Company host_asserted ▶ 1:27:46

Contras attempted_coup_against Sandinistas host_asserted ▶ 1:27:46

Felix Rodriguez member_of Iran-Contra affair host_asserted ▶ 1:28:14

“The National Security Advisor for Vice President Bush hired Felix Rodriguez to be his point man in Iran-Contra. So I was just dumbfounded. But anyway, we do a lot of research. We spend a lot of time d…”

France installed New Caledonia host_asserted ▶ 1:28:40

“Having said that, we're going to move on real quickly to New Caledonia. If you guys don't know where that's at, please look it up. This country has been a French colony. And if you don't see the trend…”

France installed Congo host_asserted ▶ 1:30:02

“made into slaves, sold into slavery, blah, blah, blah. What they would do is they would take that smaller tribe and they would empower them to rule over the larger tribes in these states. And by doing…”

School of the Americas trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:39:32

“And for those of you who don't know, part of Operation Condor was opening a thing called the School of Americas on one of the U.S. Panama bases that basically did the training for Operation Gladio. Th…”

School of the Americas trained Augusto Pinochet host_asserted ▶ 1:40:29

“and the ones across South America all graduated from the school. And so Congress secretively, quote unquote, closed the school there, but they didn't actually close the school. They just moved it to F…”

Benjamin Read member_of Mossad speculative ▶ 1:41:00

“Hi, I just wanted to touch on a couple of things that Susan had brought up. So what's going on in the DRC, one of those people, Benjamin Rubin, I believe is what the passport reads. It is actually, he…”

U.S. State Department overthrew Central America host_asserted ▶ 1:43:59

“that falls in line. We do a weekly at noon spaces on Operation Gladio in general. We've been going through Central and South America coup by coup by coup, talking a little bit about the country and th…”

Jonestown front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:44:27

“And then other facets of it, for example, Guyana, that played host to Jonestown, which most people don't realize was actually a terrorist training camp for Gladio operators throughout South America be…”

Marc Dutroux spied_on NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:46:20

“that they are able to control our politicians to keep funding the CIA to the extent that they do is by blackmail. So in many cases, whether it's with the child pedophilia, in the case of Mark Dutro ov…”

Francis Spellman funded AmeriCares host_asserted ▶ 1:47:12

“Attorney General of Guatemala accused the U.S. of trafficking children. We'd already discovered that. That network went back to Cardinal Spellman and a bunch of different children organizations in New…”