OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 23

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0:00 beautiful ease and funny humor and and see right through these garbage lines that they're trying to sell people so i want to get into since it's been a few days um this chapter because actually weirdly enough timing wise this chapter is about um the middle east it is called fatwa and richard helms and it talks about a lot of the underneath

0:32 stuff that we're seeing manifested today. So it's kind of weird. And then we will spend our open mic time talking a little bit about Syria, if you guys have any questions about that. So this chapter deals with what was going on in the United States, as well as in the Middle East, in Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

0:59 as it relates to oil. And it starts off with the 1993 oil crisis under President Nixon. So it says Nixon survived the Saudi show of force with manipulating oil prices. So first of all, let me clear up some stuff for you guys. All of Saudi Arabia.

1:27 in aramco and bp and iran the oil companies are not ran by these governments they're ran under concessions of the west so there's a misnomer especially back in the 70s that there was a shortage of oil and it was all the middle east fault well now that we've done the research and we know how

1:57 the oil and the international syndicate works. What the better way to couch that information is the international syndicate was attacking both Nixon and Carter with oil prices because there never was a problem with oil. And one of the kind of, you know,

2:22 When we come across stuff and I kind of have a question in the back of my mind, I articulate that question and generally we will come back a few weeks later after doing more research and have our own answer. So one of the things that I find most interesting about the whole oil conversation and the pipelines, which is obviously the problem with Syria right now, is they want to finish a pipeline that they already had told us that they're willing to spend $2 trillion to finish.

2:52 But they could never do it because it went across Syria. So if you think about it, our oil industry has Texas oil barons. And all of these Texas oil barons own parts of the oil industry companies like Texaco and stuff like that in America.

3:23 Those Standard Oil, all of those others, own concessions around the world. So what I find interesting about this, and I'm still kind of formulating the reason why in my head, is that these oil barons wanted to not use American oil.

3:52 Because they were making money off of concessions that they had in other countries. And those that had bought into and were running the Saudi oil under a Ramco, or like I said, BP and Dutch Shell Oil, which we talked about when we did Indonesia, how they had a 60-40 split with Standard Oil to take all of that oil. And so the whole time that they're going around the world,

4:23 harvesting other people's oil, we're sitting on a ginormous supply of oil, and we don't need to do that at all. And so there's almost a starving off of our...

4:42 own population from good jobs because one of the reasons they did that is because the labor in all of these other countries were pennies on the dollar compared to the labor here to take our own oil out. So that's another thing that I recently discovered. And you guys could read that post that I made earlier this morning. A lot of this had to do with the unions. A lot of us felt

5:11 that because we had unions and our companies went and worked around the world and other places, and there was union presence in the other places, but what we didn't know is that there was no union presence as far as the workers goes in these other places.

5:40 What I did this morning in researching this harebrained idea I had at 4 a.m. in the morning about the role the unions were playing is basically because we would read articles that says there were union people in Venezuela, there was union people in Chile, there was union people in Nicaragua. And I think that was by on purpose that we were supposed to believe that there were.

6:08 If United Fruit had union workers here, they had union workers there. If PepsiCo had union workers here, they had union workers there. That was not ever the truth. The presence and the training of the union activists in these other places was to call anybody that actually tried to set up a union a communist and to thwart.

6:32 any unionization of the pennies on the dollar labor down there so that the international syndicate oligarchs could make much bigger profits by offshoring all of our industry. And one of the amazing things, do you know that the IRS gives U.S. oil companies depletion credit tax breaks for

7:02 harvesting foreign oil, that was mind-blowing to me. So when we talk about the destabilization and the quote-unquote oil crisis in the 70s, I want you guys to reframe that in your brain to understand that that was our own government attacking us because our

7:32 U.S. oil companies owned the concession and was basically telling us that it was those people over there that was keeping the oil and they were artificially inflating the price when it was them the entire time. So just understand that. So the collusion between Iran, Iraq and Saudi and the UAE and doing all of this created

8:04 basically an opportunity where the CIA was using many of these oil companies as an intelligence platform. So they embedded themselves in many of these international oil companies. And it basically says in 1974,

8:29 A guy by the name of Walter McDonald, among senior CIA officers, had spent very serious amounts of time researching Saudi Arabia. The Israelis had been, remember, because they had the special relationship with Angleton. And so the U.S. CIA, according to these CIA officers, was saying that basically they relied on Angleton to bring all of the intel.

8:59 And that was primarily due to Angleton basically shutting everybody off. So that's kind of what they used. And they talked about the CIA's use of the Saudi GID, which is their intel apparatus, and the Shah's SAVAK, S-A-V-A-K. And remember, the SAVAK was set up.

9:29 by General Schwarzkopf's dad, Major General Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. And so those two apparatuses in the Middle East were becoming, because Angleton is gone, and they were becoming the new conduits for information, one for the Shias and one for the Sunnis. So because they didn't have inside information on Egypt or

9:59 Iraq, they were kind of getting filtered information is the best way to say that. And Richard Helms is still the ambassador to the Shah for the U.S. And remember, he was the CIA director. So you also have in Iran at the time with Richard Helms as the Iranian U.S. ambassador, you had Richard Secord.

10:25 Now, of course, we're going to find Helms and Secord in the Iran-Contra about 10 years later. But they were in the middle of this entire Middle East mess. So, and we talked last time about J.J. Kapushi, who owned a company that was doing a lot of the training for Edwin Wilson, and he was training Anwar Sadat's personal bodyguards.

10:54 He also was involved in the Muslim Brotherhood and training for them as well. There was a man by the name of Syed Ramadan. And he basically was going to be, in Egypt, the new leader of the Muslim Brotherhood element.

11:22 He was looked at as a father to the Islamic revolution in Iran. He operated prior to the Ayatollah Iranian revolution. He had been exiled by the Shah and was in Geneva, Switzerland, because that's where apparently all the criminals hang out and bankers, which is kind of synonymous. No offense, war hamster.

11:52 Ramadan, the guy, should have had enormous interest to U.S. intel. But for some reason, they didn't seem at all interested. Now, if you understand what we know now, we know that the CIA and MI6 specifically was interested.

12:14 involved in the Muslim Brotherhood. So while these guys may think that the CIA was not interested, MI6 was basically the backing to the Muslim Brotherhood. So the CIA and MI6 knew very, very much exactly what the Muslim Brotherhood was up to at any one time.

12:38 During this time in the late 1970s, around 78, there were cells of the Muslim Brotherhood that was being exported to the United States. And they were going to begin operating here, much like the Cuban exiles did. In 1979, Ramadan was routinely traveling back and forth from an Islamic center mosque in D.C. to the to.

13:04 Geneva, Switzerland. And again, in order to do that, even back then, you could not do that without the State Department knowing because you have to have visas. And especially someone, now keep in mind, the CIA is running Iran, right? The Shah's their buddy. So if the Shah exiled somebody, it's likely they exiled him, the CIA knowing he was exiled, right?

13:30 So they're in the process. They're working this collectively together in Iran. So they know where he's at in Geneva, Switzerland. And they would know because he has to have a passport visa to come to the United States. So there's no way they don't know. They know he's traveling back and forth because he has to have permission to do that. So he starts looking around to try to recruit in the United States. Well, it just so happens.

14:00 that this is the beginning of looking for the African-American community and enticing disgruntled Blacks into the Muslim religion. And they did it through several mosques, but this one Islamic center in Washington, D.C. was one of the hotbeds. And they also began grooming them at places like Howard University.

14:27 And it talks about this one particular guy by the name of David Theodore Belfield, B-E-L-F-I-E-L-D. He was originally from North Carolina. He was black. He attended, he eventually attends, he went to New York and then he goes to Howard University, which is a known hotbed of CIA recruitment. We'll just say that. And let's see.

14:58 And it says that he met a Korean War deserter there while he was there, but it never does identify who that guy is, likely a CIA guy, that basically befriends him. So David Belfield becomes Dawud, D-A-W-U-D, Salahuddin.

15:27 That's going to be his new Islamic name. S-A-L-A-H-U-D-D-I-N. And so Dawood Salahuddin, that's a crazy name, is going to get radicalized. And he basically becomes a mentoree of a guy by the name of Hamas.

15:57 Abdul Khalis, C-H-A-A-L-I-S. And while Malcolm X is making pilgrimages to Africa, there is a guy by the name of Elijah Muhammad, who they refer to as a crooked televangelist. And these...

16:25 three all kind of get on the bad side of each other. So Collis, the K-H-A-A-L-I-S guy, was a family man. But they are basically running these operations, which is why you know their intel. They were running these operations like a mafia group.

16:52 They get sideways with each other, and a group out of Chicago comes to Philadelphia, and then they recruit another radical cell of Islamists in Philadelphia, which is like a stay-behind hit squad. They travel down to Washington, D.C., and go to Kalalus.

17:25 While him and his wife are gone, his kids are there and one of his daughter's three little kids are there. And these people massacre all of these kids in the house in Washington, D.C. And Kalalas basically looks to this Dawad Salahuddin guy.

17:58 for help. And it says that they all basically, it was his epiphany, this American guy that they're trying to radicalize, this Dawud Salahuddin, that the entire thing's being ran like a mafia. So Kalalus, on March 1977, took a small group to the Israeli

18:29 headquarters in Washington, D.C. of the ADL and basically holds people hostage. And it says councilman and future mayor Marion Barry was shot during the takeover of this ADL facility.

18:57 And, um, so there's basically an Islamic war at this point going on between the Washington DC branch and the Chicago branch, just like the good old mafia days. And we had two cops in DC, one by the name of Carl Schoffler, S H O F F L E R and Bill Cagney, who begin looking into what the hell is going on.

19:26 Weirdly enough, even though it's dealing with transnational gang-like activity, no one in the federal government in Washington, D.C., where mass murder just happened, is at all interested. That's another telltale sign that you're dealing with the CIA. So Saeed Ramadan was a lawyer in Geneva.

19:58 And he also was a CEO of a company that was based out of Switzerland as well. And Helms and his CIA buddies out of Iran basically were paying the mullahs prior to the revolution for years as...

20:33 a token of them not objecting to the shah's reign in iran so basically they were there to shovel out dollars to anyone in iran to placate them um to put up with the shah who they were using for many different reasons um but basically oil and access to the building of pipelines and in the northern area of iran they were running drugs

21:04 There was lots of opium in the northern area of Iran. So that's all going on in the 70s. And you had this Ramadan guy coming back over to the U.S. And it says, I want to read this part here because this is very interesting. It says, the Shah's regime had become so detached from the people and the most extreme of the mullahs.

21:35 a man that had been in exile first to Iraq and then to Paris, now keep that in mind because that's NATO, had begun organizing cells in Iran that offered poor and disaffected people education and health care. The Shah's vacuum of leadership among the poor had been filled with tape recordings of this particular mullah smuggled back into Iran to radicalize them.

22:05 And that person was the Ayatollah Khomeini. So the Iman Ayatollah Khomeini was basically living unobstructed in Paris, right under the nose of the French Italians. So you can't tell me that this is not an entire CIA operation because I'm not going to believe you.

22:37 The imam, Ayatollah, called for a meeting in Paris, and they were going to spend $5 million to recruit African Americans to their cause, basically going to create radical Islamists among the American population. Now, again, these guys who's writing this book are CIA.

23:07 um agents not the technical author but he's doing it off of their paper so it it it's making it appear that while these three officers may not know the machinations that were going on to pay behind the scenes the ayatollah we do know even after the revolution that the ayatollah worked um very closely with the cia so

23:37 It's not off target to think that the working with the CIA may have happened a lot sooner to include creating a new version of the Cuban exiles, because at this point they're getting a little old and you can recruit radical Islamist in terror cells inside the United States using someone like the Ayatollah or this Ramadan guy.

24:06 So back to the Islamic Center in Washington, D.C., you have it became a battleground, a civil war between the two groups where violence erupted routinely. And the D.C. police began taking pictures to identify who all of the people were at these demonstrations. Well, this Dawood Salahuddin guy.

24:34 the convert was in a lot of the pictures. And so still they can't get any help from the FBI or the CIA or anybody else in trying to identify this. And the violence at the time was getting crazy. So you have Saeed Ramadan had assigned another guy by the name of Bahram Nahidian. I'm going to spell his name. B-A-H-R-A-M.

25:04 His last name is N-A-H-I-D-I-A-N. And they were in charge of recruiting in the U.S. And they would bring them to Washington, D.C. and a couple of other places to basically train them. And the Dawood Salahuddin was a perfect recruit because he had an older brother that was a New York cop. And so he would have been one of the least.

25:35 suspected guys and it says that they initially in order to monitor Dawood and kind of put him through the paces for trustability he begins teaching an Islamic religion education class at Lorton Reformatory Penitentiary which is right down the road from where I lived in

26:05 Northern Virginia, which is just crazy. So Nahidian arranged for a job for Dawud at the Iranian interest section in the Algerian embassy. So this David Belfield, who turns into Dawud, begin working undercover.

26:36 basically as a spy in the Algerian embassy. So they are now going to start in 1978, recruiting 10 African-Americans to train them as assassin to operate off of Khomeini's orders inside the United States. At 29, Dawood was going to be the leader that he had originally joined.

27:07 the Muslim religion to become. So there is Dawood gets deeply involved in several of the mosques, one in Brooklyn, the one in DC. And basically these are all of the ones that would be later affiliated with Al Qaeda, which of course we know is also CIA. So in

27:36 On November 4th, the same day of the Iranian revolution where the quote-unquote students took over the U.S. embassy in Iran, this guy, Dawood, climbs up on the Statue of Liberty and unwraps a banner from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. It got almost no visibility at all because the only thing that was in the news for the next several weeks

28:06 was the hostages in the Iranian, in the U.S. embassy in Iran. But it was clearly another test. And so the cops that are in Washington, D.C. are going, what the hell? Because they've identified Dawood out of pictures that they have of the unrest in Washington, D.C. as one of the guys involved in the incident in New York City.

28:33 So Dawud, as a result of this, gets promoted to be Nahidian's personal bodyguard. So Nahidian's activities was primarily at the Islamic House in Washington, D.C. There, they provided room and board for all of the black recruits that they were transitioning over to the Muslim.

29:01 radicalization. And they focused mainly on Muslim student associations at campuses all over. And at the time, this is a crazy number, in the late 1970s, there were 50,000 Iranian students in the United States studying at different colleges. So there was a lot of Muslim student associations. In July of 1979, a guy by the name of Yusuf Alen,

29:31 A-L-L-O-N, his American name was Joe, was the Israeli Air Force attache to the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. He was shot and killed outside his home in Washington, D.C. The D.C. detectives believed that Islamic fundamentalists had penetrated

30:00 uniformed secret service that was responsible for protecting diplomats like Alon. In 1980, Islamic fundamentalists sprayed the home of Norman Carlson, the director of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, with machine gun fire. The war was on. And it goes on to talk about

30:25 The method of financing these activities became very curious. A federal drug investigation revealed that a guy by the name of Michael Bakhtiar, who was the son of a late general, had actually become involved in a scheme to import heroin into the United States and use the money to overthrow

30:55 the US government. When Bakhtar was arrested in the heroin scheme, a pen register trap on his phone revealed calls to and from Richard Helms in Iran. Who's part of the CIA? Bakhtar's lawyer happened to be Ramsey Clark. He never called Helms as a witness to determine if his

31:27 was part of a CIA plot to overthrow the government. His silence got Bakhtar a light sentence. So one of the ex-CIA employees who had befriended Bakhtar was named Donald Dessalia. Dessalia seemed to move with ease among both sides of the Iranian power struggle.

31:56 I'm telling you, the entire thing is a CIA op. The spokesperson of the pro-Shah forces was Ali Akbar Takatabe, who was the former press attache at the Iranian embassy in Washington, D.C. Dawood and others from the Naharian Mosque group called the Council of Consultation warned.

32:27 that his activities against the Islamic government of Iran would lead to his death. These warnings didn't silence him. Tala Tabeh was a rarity among the Shah's officials, most of whom retired to places like Geneva to live comfortably after the government was overthrown. Dawad's resolve...

32:58 Dawad's commitment to Iran was hardened when a handful of African-American Marine guards were released among several female hostages by the quote unquote students in Tehran. Again, I'm going to say this throughout this entire thing. This was a CIA op. So the CIA is in America recruiting.

33:23 blacks to be Muslims in order to radicalize them and put them in terror cells inside the United States and to be deployed outside the United States. And there's zero coordination to reaffirm their commitment to Islam in the United States by releasing the black prisoners in Tehran. Hello. Nobody believes that. Dawood saw that as a sign of respect for blacks.

33:51 On his visits to Washington, Syed Ramadan began using Dawad as his personal assistant and secretary. Dawad kept up communications with him as Ramadan traveled the world. Dawad began to see Ramadan as his mentor. One day in early 1979, a call from Richard Helms from his and the Shah's old school buddy, General Haslan Fardist.

34:21 F-A-R-D-U-S-T, who was the former head of the Savak. The revolutionaries were deposed to believe that Fardust might be useful to them because the Shah had targeted him in 1995 as a suspected Soviet agent. After a period of detention, Fardust saw the utility of changing sides and agreed to head a new

34:51 Islamic Government Intelligence Agency. It was called SAVAMA. The new Iranian government was desperate to open up weapons deliveries from anyone willing to sell weapons to them, including the United States. Fardas told his new supporters that he believed an arrangement could be made with President Carter

35:19 arms in return for the release of the hostages. According to Dawood Salahuddin, Fardas became the go-between for the arms negotiations. On the American side, Helms was selected by Carter to be the liaison. Two months after the contact with Helms, it was arranged for Fardas to come to the U.S. on a quote-unquote unofficial visit. Fardas

35:48 did not tell Helms that he had been the reason for his trip beyond an attempt to make good, to improve relationships with Washington. He was on a mission to prove his loyalty to the new Iranian revolution. According to a revolution Iranian official who is now a regional governor in Iran, and therefore it was obvious that he needed to remain anonymous.

36:17 Fardas had to prove that one of the Shah's former henchmen could be loyal to his new religious master. In May 1979, Fardas carried the fatwa and a religious order for several assassin targets in the United States. Now, again, under the premise that this is CIA to CIA, this still all makes sense, right?

36:47 Tala Tabi was first to be warned to end his collaboration with the United States. He was to be verbally warned three times. If he didn't heed these warnings, he was going to be executed. For the 49-year-old Tala Tabi, the threats were very real. He appeared on the McNeil-Lair NewsHour to discuss them. His daughter Tiffany, then a congressional page, received threats against her father in her office.

37:17 Talatabi was not only a spokesman for the Shah, he was also one of the key plotters in an ill-fated counter coup. So Batar had raised money through heroin sales and was orchestrating basically a separate regime change. In the spring of 1980,

37:43 Again, he went back on the McNeil-Lair program, which, guys, that's even suspect to me. Talatabi publicly discussed the plans to bomb key Iranian targets, including the parliament and Khomeini's house. The fact that an exiled Iranian was sitting in front of a television

38:13 telling you that they were going to coup the Iranian government is crazy. When the coup was discovered, discovered? You just talked about it on television. A secret Islamic court issued a fatwa and arrest warrants for more than 1,500 plotters. Salahuddin,

38:42 His introduction into the shooting war came very gradually. His first assignment was to firebomb a pro-Shah newspaper office in Washington, D.C. In early June, Salahuddin was a hardened soldier of Islam. To Salahuddin, a fatwa was the highest level order given. When Fardas relayed a fatwa against

39:11 Tala Tebi Salahuddin understood that he could not turn it down and remain in Islam. Salahuddin was willing to die for Allah. He also remembered thinking that the embassy spokesperson was too small of a target. He suggested someone like Henry Kissinger. Dawa Salahuddin's training took over from his religious fervor.

39:38 He loved the Robert Redford motion picture, Three Days of the Condor. It was from the film that Dawah borrowed his assassination scenario. At 1145 on Tuesday, July 22nd, 1980, a young medical student named Morta Zabi, who worked at Tala Tibi's, answered the doorbell at an upscale address in Bethesda, Maryland.

40:09 And Mordazavi was understandably suspicious given the threats against Talatabi's life. But his suspicions waned when he saw a postman's truck in uniform. The postman said only Allah Akbar Talatabi could sign for his certified mail.

40:33 He was holding several thick envelopes. When Talatabi came to the door, the postman did not offer him a clipboard. Instead, he looked at him straight in the eye and pressed the trigger three times at point-blank range. The seconds played out in slow motion. The look of surprise on Talatabi's face when three 9mm bullets tore through his stomach, the way the dust

40:58 Like a dust from his blood basically made it look like dust. We locked eyes and I could tell he was dead before he hit the ground, Dawad said. The operation was planned perfectly. Dawad had gotten his weapon from a group of Muslims who were contemplating financing a takeover of an army base in Virginia with a series of bank robberies. He had gotten the mail.

41:26 by bribing a postal worker and another man recruited by Dawa assisted in wiping the fingerprints off the truck. Now, there's a couple of things about this that's important. Using bank robberies to pay for missions like this, again, is another thing that the CIA did with their agents. And that's actually Operation Gladio. That was done a lot over in Europe as well.

41:54 Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to change clothes and begin his exile from his own country. He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran. The inability of authorities to stop Dawad's escape, combined with his series of miscues, left the prosecution of the conspirators in ruins.

42:22 Only one man, peripheral to the conspiracy, served serious time in jail. Dawad became a suspect. Nahidian told the media that he was not involved. Islam does not allow you to go ahead and kill someone unless the Islamic court approved it, he was to say, which of course it did because he brought the fatwa from Iran. Dawad said,

42:51 Nahidian never mentioned the fact that the Islamic court had issued a fatwa. To Dawad's shock, when he reached the Iranian embassy in Switzerland, he was not welcome with open arms at all. In fact, the foreign minister, a guy by the name of Sadeh Gatbathe in Tehran, refused to issue him an entry visa. Now desperate, Dawad's

43:21 contacted Saeed Ramadan. Ramadan was furious at Dawad for carrying out the assassination. He thought it was foolish and unnecessary. He called Imam Khomeini's son, Ahmed, and then Gotsbatsa, who overruled said Dawad. At the Geneva airport, which is divided between Switzerland and France, Dawad felt vulnerable. But even though he was

43:50 He saw customs officials reading newspaper stories featuring his picture. They somehow never did anything with him. He boarded a late night flight to Iran, accompanied by a woman with connections to the highest level of Khomeini. The Iranian air flight arrived in Tehran at 3 a.m. A security detail of three cars was waiting for him. He was whisked into a Cadillac Seville.

44:19 In the back seat were two men with Uzi machine guns. Another guy was in the passenger seat. They went straight to the foreign ministry for a one-on-one meeting. The 30-minute conversation was strained, but the guy who had first refused him entry now told him that any and all of his needs would be taken care of. Dawad would not learn until much later that he

44:48 The guy that met him was a CIA agent. Dawood also did not know that he was not supposed to ever make it to Tehran. What had saved him was his relationship with Saeed Ramadan. After the meeting, two of the security men drove Dawood around the city for about two hours, then delivered him to a safe house. The lavish gas compound just outside of Tehran

45:22 was the Safak headquarters, which was ran by the US CIA. On his first morning in the compound, he listened from his bed to Voice of America broadcast announcing that he had escaped to Tehran. He wondered why he had not been arrested if the US government knew where he was. The Iranians had made no announcement.

45:47 When Washington decided to broadcast this information fed to them by the Iranian foreign minister, they were all but signing the CIA officer that met him's death warrant. The foreign minister's initial refusal to allow him entry had started a massive investigation into possible U.S. agents among high-level members of the revolution, because they were there.

46:17 Fardas and others came under suspicion of being on the CIA payroll. The edge that Richard Helms and the CIA thought they had purchased over the years with the payments to the Iranian clerics disappeared overnight. That's the end of that chapter. Isn't that crazy? It's absolutely crazy.

46:51 They just, you know, you said that they associate or affiliate with a bunch of, you know, con men or robbers and stuff like that, which kind of goes back to the OSS days. Yes. The stay behinds, because you said that that's how they used to piggyback off of the mafia. Yes. Very good, Stellar. Go ahead, Bridget. Oh, just that guy that you were just talking about. Yeah, that guy. Just go into that guy.

47:26 Just that one guy, he is linked to all sorts of nefarious stuff going all the way back to Oswald. Well, read some of it. Okay. 1980 heroin bust called a CIA setup where Densila said Bokhtar then became more secretive about his activities and ignored warnings not to deal with the CIA.

47:57 By the summer of 1979, Bokhtar was meeting CIA contacts on the deal to import heroin to help overthrow the revolutionary regime and install his cousin, Dapur, in power. So they had adopted a Chiang Kai-shek model of revolution, right? Pay as you go using heroin. I wonder where they got that idea from. The CIA contacted us to find Bokhtar a safe buyer.

48:38 I mean, you can just see how that, and it goes all the way through the drug enforcement agency. They were all corrupt. Yep. Yep. And he ends up taking the fall. So he's today in Petersburg, Virginia, Federal Correctional Institute, serving a 15 year sentence for heroin trafficking. That's just one example. The other one, like I said, in this case, that one man also.

49:20 He just so happens to be. While you're finding that, I do want to point out to people who are part of these operations, what we have discovered is even though they may get arrested, they are kept in a luxurious, sometimes, not all the time, area of the jail cells, like the mafia. If you guys go visit any of the jails, like in the...

49:53 New York area, the Philadelphia area where they kept notorious mafia people, they have their own cell located completely different than all of the rest of the cells. And basically, in the case of the one we were in in Philadelphia, it was right next to an efficiency kitchen where he had a guy come in and fix all his meals. He didn't even eat.

50:21 with the regular prison people so just because they get quote unquote time and in some cases we found in europe while they're registered as a prisoner they're coming and going and no one says anything because and they were committing crimes but then the lawyers would go well it could have been him he's in prison but he was walking out the back door go ahead he was also quoted

51:12 What? What? They had CIA posing as professors? Where have we seen that before?

51:26 rich he's like he pops up like a bad penny everywhere as so many of them do right and again back to the let's see on a pbs thing having to do with oswald the narrator says one former cia officer says he read an agency debriefing of oswald in 1962 donald whatever his name is agreed to be interviewed only in shadow he quoted as

51:59 I received across my desk a debriefing report. It was a debriefing of a Marine defector. He was recently returning with his family from the Soviet Union. So anyway, he goes through all about how he was working in Minsk. He signed off on the CIA officer's name of Anderson. And he goes on to talk openly. Yeah, we knew all about Anderson. We were all in control of him. So that's how it is, you know.

52:41 Backtrack. Then that guy finds himself in a trash can somewhere. Yeah. Well, that's just...

53:07 Yeah, that's just like today when I did that thread earlier about the union's involvement in paramilitary coups, all that stuff, and being the foot soldiers in Latin America. Where did it take me? Right to, and they actually even used the words, took me to the Brazilian coup with Jim Jones.

53:35 Who was part of the Brazil coups, which we found out when we did our research on Jim Jones. And so the Brazilian coup was kicked off by Union foot soldiers trained at a Union school in Washington, D.C. for that purpose in Latin America. And it just so happens that the author of the article that I was reading mentioned Brazil and then goes on to mention that.

54:04 You know, Jim Jones, because, of course, that would have been a sensational piece to the whole news story that Jim Jones was in Brazil at the same time later of Guyana fame, which weirdly enough, Guyana, when they overthrew that president, used AFL foot soldiers that had been trained in Washington, D.C. And Jim Jones actually spent time in Guyana during that time. I'm sensing a pattern.

54:38 Oh, my God. And it's just, you know what, it's more than just a pattern. It's like you're knitting a rug. It's discontinuous. You know, it's a continuous, intentionally woven together and woven back upon itself. It's a plan. It's what we call an operational plan, an O plan. It's a plan. It's a plan they execute over and over and over again.

55:14 All right. Does anybody have anything that they want to come up and chat about? If you guys wouldn't mind resharing the space, I'd appreciate it. Can I ask you a question? Sure. What do you think about the truth of vote? Don't be shy, guys. Ask for a mic. The truth of vote.

55:47 Do you have that post? I did. I was saying that there was the whole thing having to do with the military rule, the presidency going on in South Korea. I just didn't know if you'd seen anything about that. I actually said something. I wanted you to read the post, though. Yeah, I'll find it. Okay. Yeah, because that's definitely something that's good to talk about.

56:32 I also just want to briefly, let's see who we got here. Okay.

57:21 and found himself in a, well, shall we say, a Bavarian village of ex-Nazis. What's interesting, what year was the DEA founded? Again, it's 1973. The first founder, I guess, chief of the DEA was a guy by the name of Joe, who had to resign. And you can just even go to his wiki page, and you have people who were up to DEA was even Congress. There's a great number of people in politics agencies as corrupt Nazis.

58:08 who don't know how to open the door except with the heel of the right foot. Do you remember the name of the Nazi village they went to? I'd have to look it up. Let me tell you what it, I don't, what is it, Bridget, Colonnade? What is the name of that one? All right. So it's something, something, Colonnade. That village was a, was set up by a child.

58:45 pedophile over in Germany who came to whatever country it was in South America. I get them all. There you go. And that colony had basically the very first day behind.

59:10 Because the entire basement was filled with weapons and they also used one of the rooms in the basement as a torture cell as part of Operation Condor. So the DEA, as I said, and as a matter of fact, I think it's a misnomer to think that most of the people in the DEA are actually DEA agents. They are not. They are CIA infiltrators who allow drug investigations to go a certain extent.

59:36 And then they are turned off because anything further than that would jeopardize the CIA's total control over the drug network. And the only bust the DEA is allowed to make are the ones the CIA view as predatory or competitors. Because we found that as far back as the BN, what was the BNDD? What was the?

1:00:04 thing before the DEA. Customs Ambrose. Yeah. I mean, they had infiltration from the CIA way before that. Yeah. I just wanted to point out the coincidence of everything that was going on in 1973. You know, you've got Shackley coming back from the Asian theater and you've covered that. You've got Nixon contemplating everything going on with Vietnam Watergate.

1:00:34 And we create the DEA at the exact same time. I'm sure these are all just pure coincidence. Well, and in 72 was the mass attack on the Corsican Mafia that moved all of their laboratory work because they basically went in and killed them all. Over 350 Corsican Mafias were murdered so they could move the processing of the number four heroin down to Sicily was done in 72. So I'm sure that.

1:01:03 them coming back from Southeast Asia, was basically job done because they had transitioned the entire network over to the CIA. I think it's just a coincidence. I'm being incredibly facetious and sarcastic. I know you are. That's all I've got to say tonight. I'll try to listen on the rest. I've got some work to get done. Good night, everyone. See you later. Bridget, go ahead. And FEMA was also named at that time. Anyway.

1:01:34 Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're telling me that the U.S. version of the Phoenix program was set up at the same time? Yeah. Okay. Coincidence, I'm sure. Yeah, me too. Okay, go ahead.

1:02:16 Right after the election, the president sent only more than 100 special soldiers to the Congress building, but he sent more than 300 special soldiers and also special intelligence to the National Election Permission Building, where the data ensured that they got the clear evidence for the election. The main goal was not to take control of the Congress, but the president wanted to get electoral data and investigate the election. Very encouraging news, in court.

1:04:42 Cousinette, I see you made comments on that. Where is she at? Holy crap. She cracks up. What? What?

1:04:56 You made comments on Truth of Votes post? Yeah, she's full of shit. She's absolutely full of shit. So let me read Cousin It's post. The U.S. has been rigging elections in South Korea since its inception. If he's going after the servers, it's to hide his corruption, not anything else. He was installed by the U.S. in 2022. He would be up for reelection in 2027. The opposition party.

1:05:27 wants unification, and they want him out. Yeah. I only had 140 characters, so there it is. No, that's very well said, and way more to the point than anything else that we're going to find. Just so that you guys know, I'm very suspect of True the Boat.

1:05:59 for many different reasons. But I'll just leave it at that. Kerry, go ahead. Can I just jump in and say I've been on record of being suspect about them when I've been attacked and all those people that attacked me now know the truth. I backed off of that. It's just nothing ever came of it. And anyone who's tied to Coach Mel is a suspect individual in the first place. So I'll leave it at that. Thank you. Okay. Kerry, go ahead. Yes.

1:06:29 So you're saying Khomeini is the CIA? He allowed the CIA to operate inside of Iran. Yes, he did. Well, doesn't that make him the CIA? No. I mean, some people, some foreign heads of state can be collaborators without actually being CIA.

1:06:59 That makes no sense to me. I'm sorry. And why does Russia, I mean, Russia has to know that. Well, but what was going on in the 70s is very different than what's going on today. So there's a lot of things that has changed, especially, you know,

1:07:35 And that's why I'm very careful about saying if Khomeini is actually CIA, then he won't change. But there are people like Trump that takes advantage of opportunities to do things, even if you're doing things with people that you don't necessarily agree with 100% of the time.

1:08:06 Okay, can I explain something really quick? Or you need to say something more? No, go ahead. So the thing about Iran is that they were so astringent. And then they were taken over by the Arabs in a revolution. They were Persia. And they were made to become Muslims.

1:08:37 So when they were made to do that, they chose to be Shia Muslims as a revolutionary act because, you know, this House of Saud is Sunni. And there's a whole big story behind all of that. But it was always thought, like in my circles or whatever, that...

1:09:04 basically what they're usually doing is making a revolution against the Sunnis all the time. Well, they definitely don't get along, but that doesn't mean they're always at odds with each other because they have collectively did things together against other people. That's why I'm saying.

1:09:29 Against the Jews? No, just other nations. That's why I'm trying to explain a very nuanced situation. When you're dealing, especially with Middle Eastern countries that are very much administered by, I'm just going to use this term, by strongmen.

1:10:00 a history of being basically tribal. So it's kind of, I'm standing on the top of the hill and I'm the king today. That doesn't mean I'm going to be the king tomorrow, but I also know that my standing on top of this hill is dependent upon me being able to outmaneuver everybody else that wants to be on the same hill. And in those cases, they will,

1:10:30 broker deals with anyone this side of the devil in order to make sure they stay on the top of the hill. And so you cannot go in with a Western viewpoint of, I'm only going to talk to people who have like values and everybody else is Satan and I can't deal with them because that's not the way that area of the world works.

1:11:00 You build coalitions, even the bad guys, build coalitions in order to get their piece. So they will build an entire front just so they can get, and all they ever wanted was this little piece, but they'll build this big movement to get their little piece. And so you...

1:11:27 Just because he's sitting next to you working a deal today doesn't mean he's going to be anywhere near you tomorrow. Because he can stab you in the back tomorrow. Okay, one more thing. I just want to clarify that the Muslim Brotherhood are Sunni. Yeah, it's really confusing. Well, the Muslim Brotherhood is a product of MI6. You can go back and look at the history of where it began in Egypt.

1:11:59 a long time ago, and it has some very similar characteristics of the Haagen-Dazs terrorist organization that was created by the UK in Israel. Very similar. This is very difficult. It's all very difficult. All along, go ahead. Hi, I just wanted to...

1:12:34 Comment about, you know, the last couple of days in Syria and this overall situation in the Middle East has been going on for about two years now. What to me stands out is just how remarkable the U.S. Senate is right now. It's like there are a hundred purported senators in this country. Israel is playing the icebreaker role of CIA for reshaping.

1:13:08 the world at the most perilous time since the cuban missile crisis if not more so and you we cannot get a single senator to comment on you know disagreeing with any policy whatsoever it is truly stunning that we are forcing kids to learn about the three branches of government when one of them is dead the other is you know a ghost since

1:13:36 the assassination of JFK, and Senator Joe Biden appointed, literally made, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. And it's just, I'm not sure really people realize the impact of this, you know, complete legislative, death of the legislative branch on political discussion, because when the senators don't say anything, the journalists don't investigate anything.

1:14:07 and kids hear nothing in school if there there's a societal aspect to you know debate and when politicians are paid to not make any it is a mind-numbing you know it has a mind-numbing effect on society and you know that the shooter of the um ceo is is the end result of that the end result of zero reform from this dead branch and it's like stunning to me

1:14:38 and here we are on the world worth on the verge of world war iii with the u.s pressing you know using the zionists as the icebreaker of cia and not a single word from the u.s senate it's okay so let me let me overstate this level of corruption it's like beyond beyond over here okay so let me give credit where credit's due mike lee did call out the entire thing saying we're paying for both sides and it's completely unacceptable and

1:15:08 J.D. Vance did come out and say that while President Trump said it's not our fight, that we are basically paying for both sides of this. And the rebels are a offshoot of ISIS. So there has been a couple. And I did like his one post where he said.

1:15:28 Aside from that, opinions like the below make me nervous. The last time this guy was celebrating events in Syria, we had the mass slaughter of Christians and a refugee crisis that destabilized Europe. And he was mentioning Josh Rogin, who was making this dumbass statement about Syria being free and the rebels won, which of course we know they're not even rebels. They're just CIA.

1:15:56 trained terrorists that they've gathered up from all over the Middle East to bring in and do this. Zen, go ahead. Yeah, I don't want to change the subject unless you want to. No, go ahead. Yeah. Hi, Colonel. I have a question about the new president of Mexico and what she's all tied up with. And I know in the run up to her election, there was like 28.

1:16:30 people murdered that were running for office. I was wondering if you can address that situation and what you know about it. Thank you. Sure. I made a couple of posts about that a while back. If you will allow me, I'm going to go find the information that I dug up on her. The people that were killed

1:16:58 around that election were not in direct competition with her. I mean, collectively, all of them with her per se. But there was some really weird things going on about that. I just am not going to. I like I said, I did a little bit of research, but I don't know what off the top of my head. But if you will give me till tomorrow, I'll make a note and go back and find my.

1:17:28 um research on that benjamin go ahead thank you colonel hi everybody um saddam hussein he's a perfect example of the type of proxies they use uh seems like one one tactic they use is uh they'll take the smallest group in a nation that they want to subvert and they'll give them the support they'll give them the power the weapons and stuff like that

1:17:55 You know, Saddam and his children killed thousands of people. So, you know, at that point you kill thousands of another group. It gives you a little bit more incentive to stay in power and then, you know, have to do whatever you're told to do. Yeah. Thank you. Sure. That's actually a pattern, if you will, with most of colonialism. If you go to.

1:18:22 the continent of Africa, one of the known tactics, primarily of French, but the British did it as well. The French became very good at it, where they would take the minority tribe that had been beat up for, you know, the last couple hundred years and put them in charge with the French army as their backup. While they went out and murdered in mass, the majority that had been beaten up on the minority,

1:18:52 for the past couple of hundred years, the French stole all the resources. They took all their gold, they took diamonds, they took oil, they took rubber, whatever it was for decades and decades. And when they, when the early 1960s came and the freedom was breaking out all over the continent of Africa and people wanted their independence and the French eventually had to pull out of many of their former colonies, whether they liked it or not, they left.

1:19:22 them in total chaos because then the majority people who had had family members mass murdered by the minority were pissed off as hell and the french were no longer around to um protect them and that came around and you guys may have remembered that story of a

1:19:47 three-star general that was sent on a UN mission to one of those prior French colonies that was found on a park bench in Canada several months after he returned because he was eyewitness to an entire, like hundreds of people being macheted to death by the majority. They just like hacked up like two or 300 people in a mass, a massacre.

1:20:16 He was never able to function again in life as a result of that. He suffered horribly having been an eyewitness to the complete breakdown of society in the aftermath of France's colonial experience or experiment. So all along, go ahead. Yeah, Colonel, I just wanted to point out something about, you know,

1:20:48 IDF is literally using snipers to target children in Gaza. They're being used as the U.S. expansionist policy in the Middle East. And it just seems to me as though the Zionism, you know, is first of all being completely demonic now and paid for by our taxes. That said, I think that...

1:21:35 there seems to be a psychological warfare strategy you know in the at the top of u.s government that is going to say look we can use zionism as the icebreaker battering ring of you know metaphor you want to use to remake the middle east you know in the context of also what is going on with um ukraine and russia it it's definitely a psychological warfare to minimize

1:22:07 through fear, the U.S. population's, you know, resistance to this all-out, you know, war machinations on the part of the duopoly, really. And it just seems to me that, you know, Zionism is at once being demonic, and yet that very demonic nature through insane degrees of propaganda around calling anything, anyone who...

1:22:40 resist Israel domination of U.S. foreign policy and somehow anti-Semitic is really serving the interests of the CIA. I mean, look at CIA control of Saudi Arabia and Egypt just in relation to Gaza alone. Without complete and utter CIA control of Egypt, Gaza doesn't happen, right, because it's on the border. And, you know, everywhere you look, it seems as though

1:23:11 Zionism and the corresponding propaganda of anti-Semitism, which has been fully picked up by the U.S. media, is just having an utterly paralyzing effect on United States politics. And it's really, truly sick and dangerous. Sorry to cheer everybody up too much. Thanks. Benjamin, go ahead. The whole Syria thing, that blows my mind. One angle, you know, I can't understand.

1:23:50 why Trump would say step back, that I thought we were leaning in the direction of we're the ones that's been causing all the problems there. We should stay out and let Assad remain in power. The only thing that I can think of is, you know, with all the mass migrations because of the war, maybe this is an incentive to say like, hey, we're taking a step back. You guys can go back to your country, you know, maybe like a peace offering. Does that make sense? Yeah.

1:24:20 Well, you have a lot of things going on there. Again, using the premise that the international syndicate understands that its days are limited, right? So two years ago, they started pumping hundreds of billions of dollars of equipment and all kinds of other stuff into Ukraine. We know for a fact.

1:24:50 that some of the resources associated with Ukraine has made its way to Syria. I don't think it's a coincidence that the Syrian ratcheting up and basically all-out war, because prior to that, it was basically nipping around the edges, right? Almost to keep it under the radar, but keep Assad in check.

1:25:22 The soon as the election was over, the doors flew open. They mass rushed everybody that they could find that had ever graduated from one of their Mujahideen terrorist camps into Syria and launched operations. And almost literally overnight after they all got the logistics there, they're just knocking city down.

1:25:50 city. So the hope, I believe, of the international syndicate, because keep in mind, if you guys watch that breaking history show that Ghost and I did, we found the document and memorandum from the embassies in WikiLeaks data that said they had pledged to they being the Middle East.

1:26:21 Saudi Arabia, Qatar, all of them, $2 trillion to overthrow Assad so they could finish the pipelines in order to get oil to Europe to compete and cut Russia off. You can't do that if Assad, with Russia's support, is still in Syria.

1:26:51 So even though Trump will come to office, they no longer have Assad. And as long as they can keep Assad out of Syria, they know that under the radar, they will be able to fly in every asset that they have to finish building out this critical pipeline that is another blow to the well-being of Russia.

1:27:16 We know that's what this is all about. It's ultimately going to be a regime change in Russia as well after they've been able to financially destabilize it, which is what they've been hoping to do, except for everything boomerangs on them thus far, as far as trying to bring Russia to heel. And so does that make sense? No, it does. It's a lot. I mean, for me, like Russia is a nuclear armed nation.

1:27:48 We're playing in waters and things that are like there's a lot at stake here. Like why you would try to back somebody like that into a corner. I mean, just because it worked first time doesn't necessarily mean it's going to work the next time. You know, I would be prepared for that strategically. Like a lot of the things that we've done over time just make no sense strategically. It's just, you know, for the benefit of the few.

1:28:12 Oh, well, that's the strategic goals we're trying to accomplish, Benjamin, not ours. It's their strategic goals, right? That's the whole purpose of the international syndicate. They're not there for us. None of the people in the government work for us. They work for the international syndicate. And so what I guess probably my most surprising takeaway of the, you know, months, years that we've been working on this project is

1:28:40 The extent to which generals, when they thought they were talking classified conversations that have later been declassified, the extent to which military general officers were rabidly advocating nuclear attacks. So when you come to understand, I mean, even Johnson.

1:29:11 These people have zero. It would be like someone going out to their cow pasture and shooting a few cows and taking them down to the slaughterhouse. That's the amount of thought they go into dead human bodies as long as it's not theirs. They are an affront to humanity.

1:29:41 As a matter of fact, because they just believe that we're using excess oxygen and they've literally laden our food with poisons to kill us, the fact that they could do that a lot faster with nuclear weapons needs, everyone needs to understand that's the level of mentality of the people that we're dealing with that are in this syndicate.

1:30:12 that they literally have no regard for human life. So you and I, when we think logically about certain situations, you discount some options because you just can't fathom somebody being that crazy. But they are that crazy. As a matter of fact, I think they're like 10 times crazier than any of us.

1:30:42 in this space tonight could even imagine. That's how crazy they are. And again, during the Six-Day War in 1967, when we did the book review for the USS Liberty, when I realized, and because I know the backstory of how this operates, when I realized that they had called

1:31:12 the b-52 crews that they were in their aircraft at the end of the flight line engines running loaded fully loaded with tactical nuclear weapons in response to the six-day war aggression of israel against egypt egypt never touched israel israel attacked egypt um and then

1:31:38 Israel to erase the evidence of their attacking Egypt and the slaughter of several people that were already in custody, that there were discussions over radios about not realizing the USS Liberty had picked up all of those discussions. When that transmission got back to higher headquarters from the USS Liberty,

1:32:05 The USS Liberty was attacked because those people that are the translators that had submitted those messages upstream were eyewitnesses to what had just happened. And whether or not, and I don't know, whether or not the sinking of the Liberty was to bring the United States in and then they were going to launch the B-52s because they were going to accuse Egypt of sinking the USS Liberty, which is the allegation, that all could be.

1:32:36 um but again there were nuclear armed submarines the only thing that saved the uss liberty in my opinion is the fact that there was a soviet submarine that actually surfaced to let them all know they were there and there was another witness and they are not going to take out the soviet nuclear sub and therefore the whole thing had to be called off the fact that we got to that point i mean there's meetings with um the

1:33:05 SAC commanders on other topics like Cuba, where they were all nuke happy as it related to Cuba too. So that part of all of this is probably the thing that has dumbfounded me the most. And so because we came across that early on, I now know they're capable of literally anything. There's no breaks.

1:33:35 This is a runaway steam engine going down a hill that President Trump jumped in front of the steam engine. And that's why a lot of people call him Batman. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, Colonel, I know you don't watch movies, but I really wish you would watch Dr. Strangelove because it's just an echo of what you're saying, but worse. So I'm actually.

1:34:06 like a medical professional and um and i've studied a lot of philosophy these people are nihilists so i know it sounds crazy but it's real they're interested in demolishing things that's an interest of theirs they like that um well carrie let me

1:34:35 Let me interrupt you for just a second because I do want to point out that what we found early on in this is in the, and I don't know the proper term, it's not satanic, but in the Gnostic mystic religion that a lot of these people adhere to, they do believe in reincarnation and they believe that the quicker they kill you and you are allowed to ascend to your next self,

1:35:06 That the closer, the more you do that, the closer to God you become. And they believe that every individual can be a God. And that the only way you do that is by ascending through death. So they literally think in many cases that killing you is actually doing you a favor. I've read a lot about that. That sounds like, is that kind of messianic? Is that what you mean?

1:35:36 No, that is not the actual, there is, there is a, it's, it has to do with Gnosticism. And, um, there's another word. Um, it was mysticism, Gnosticism, and one other ism. That, what is it? Still asterism. Okay. Um, they actually believe that them.

1:36:00 And that's why they have no problem killing little kids is because they're just speeding up their cycle to get them closer to God. Stellar, go ahead. I was going to go. I was going to say that also because they also believe in spirituality and stuff like that. So when they talk about going from the third density to the fifth density to the fourth density is where these evil entities supposedly live. And when you're at a lower vibration, that's what they feed off of.

1:36:29 When people are in fear or sad, they feed off of that. I mean, Nazis, Hitler was really into that kind of stuff as well. That's where those, the girls or whatever, I can't remember what they were, but that's where part of that came from. So it's the fear. The other thing is, is the ones that I think that I think that they are literally Satanist because the truest, I mean, the closest to God are children. You know, these are full of love and light, you know, and wonder.

1:36:58 And these things hate, they hate that so much that that's how, that's another way for them to feed off of it because of the energy or, you know, the light or whatever they, that's what they feed off of there. I mean, they're literally, there's like succubus or succulents or something like that. Like the, they're energy vampires. There's different forms of them and stuff like that. And they really, truly believe that. And the energy fear is what they live off of.

1:37:28 Yeah. Okay. It's actually called Loosh. L-O-O-N. Steal your Loosh. That's gross. Okay. Let's see. Do we have anybody else? I don't see any other hands up. Oh, Carol. I just brought her up. She had her hand up. While we're getting her connected, Trumpfrog, are you doing your space tonight? Trumpfrog?

1:38:11 As far as golfing, are you doing your space tonight? I don't know if you can hear us. Yeah, he may be on a call or something. If you think we are, that's fine. Because that's going to be around 8.15. I do have to go after we get her. She's showing as not connected. I don't know what happened with her. I just show her with the... You may have to pull her down and pull her back up. Okay.

1:38:39 Cause we need to get that. And then I, I've got to go because I'm going to have to get some dinner before we do our 815 show. It'll be closer to 830. Okay. Yeah. The later you go, the less I'm going to be there. I don't plan on going very long. You West coast people. There's too many lunatics on X right now. It's, it's insane. I just would rather not deal with the nonsense.

1:39:13 You know, I do support you and I want to support your spaces, but people are just illogical. So it's not trying to have that energy in my life. Well, we don't have to do it. Trump frog. I'm fine with not doing it. Um, I, this is like the third show I've done today. So, um, it's totally up to you. Um, tomorrow's great. Yeah. Tomorrow's tomorrow's actually much better.

1:39:39 All right, we'll do it tomorrow then. I'll schedule it that way. It'll make it much better for both of us. I won't be in the office until 6.30 or whatever I got at each day as it is. Okay, that's perfect then. So tomorrow. Oh, and then what you guys were talking about, how the deep state and the international syndicate, you know, how they rob everything.

1:39:58 Well, I don't know if you guys have been watching the crypto markets today, but if you saw silver, it got up to almost $33 an ounce. I know it got up there. And then you saw that the crypto markets, Bitcoin, everything crashed. Don't forget that they also printed out out of U.S. Treasury, U.S. dollar Treasury, over a trillion that they put in there so that they could do their little.

1:40:20 maneuverings and stuff. So the flash sale was because that was them trying to gather up as much funds as they can before everything does actually switch. So don't be fearful. You guys were winning and they're running out of money because it's, it's literally, I mean, it's too much money to keep trying to maneuver and manipulate these markets. So the flash drop was because they are housing just to let you guys know. So yeah, there's still Robin. Okay. DeLuca, go ahead.

1:40:50 Hi, I came into this space late and I was going to talk about Lush. Yeah, it's a very negative. Anytime you feel upset or angry, that is Lush. And they're pulling the energy, the life force from you. It's almost like remember the movie Cocoon where the life force would be just pulled from these beings. And it's very demonic. And at night, I play various frequencies when I go to bed.

1:41:18 positive frequencies, and they're hertz. You can do them on YouTube, and it just calms you and gives you these positive energies, and they hate it. What are those frequencies, DeLuca? For instance, 1150 hertz, it's a beautiful, beautiful frequency. If you turn on YouTube, you go to YouTube, 1150 hertz, and you can play that, and the tones are just beautiful, very relaxing.

1:41:47 The hertz were changed, the music hertz were changed, I believe, from 432 to 440 by the Rockefellers in the early 1930s, 1940s, which threw off our body and our own human frequencies. Chaos, it caused chaos. Yes, and all the music agitates the body, whereas a 432 hertz,

1:42:17 is um in line with nature and if you study it it's really incredible we could do a whole you could do a whole space on frequencies but look up frequencies and healing hurts dna repair hurts there are all sorts of frequencies some of them i don't like the sounds of but 1150 frequency the hertz is just beautiful and i can fall asleep to it and it's very peaceful they hate it the demons hate it as we call them you know sometimes you feel really down

1:42:47 That's when your life force is being pulled from you. And it's called Lush. And she's right. What they did is they studied that. That's part of what the Nazis did. It causes chaos and it causes damage to our DNA as well. So these ones that she's talking about actually do help heal us from the inside by the frequencies. Cool. Yeah. Okay. Benjamin?

1:43:15 I love discussions about things like that. Those things that you can't see, you know, like energy, how you vibrate, you know, like how many of you have been in a room and some asshole walks in and just completely wrecks the vibration. Like vibe really does matter. It's like, I didn't miss any school. I never missed school unless I skipped or fake being sick. You know, it's like, I was always happy. It was easy for me.

1:43:42 Part of the reason is because, you know, I've almost died, you know, several times in my life. But even as a kid, I almost died a few times. And then once you get to that point, you realize like, hey, this is all a blessing. You know, this is this is good. You know, so why let silly things bother you? It's like you have to control your vibration. You have to control your energy. You know, like I don't let anybody else affect me.

1:44:09 you know like you could have a bad day i could just leave i don't have to be around you and like control what you can control and that's one of those things like your energy is important got it carrie go ahead yeah colonel you have to listen to the different ones that are on youtube i posted one in the film but each individual is very different and you just need to go through them and like see which one is good for you

1:44:40 okay but people tell you like this one is the best well i don't want 440 evidently because that's a bad one no i never yeah i never i never said it you should do this i just said one to try it out there are various ones yeah yeah i wasn't saying you were i was just um she knows i don't know anything about this stuff um i was just trying to keep it open yeah but also i want to say that um

1:45:11 Anger isn't necessarily a bad thing. Like, you need your anger. Sorry, but you have to have your anger. Yeah, that's like somebody told me today, oh, did you know, they asked me if saying cuss words on X limited my reach. And I'm like, well, it doesn't matter because I'm not going to pretend I'm somebody I'm not. And if that requires me to do that, then.

1:45:38 Screw the reach because I am who I am. So I'm not going to watch my words in order to increase my reach. I'm counting on each and every one of you guys that come here every day to do what you've been doing. It has made a tremendous amount of difference. You guys have shared all of the information. We grow by leaps and bounds every day, not like crazy when these.

1:46:05 other people have come on here and got hundreds of thousands of people but that's not what it's about i want people to read this information i want them to pass the information on after they understand what's going on after they do their own research check their own references um and um you know don't believe anything that we tell you i want you all to do your own research um but i do think things like um

1:46:33 last Friday is very important where you get independent researchers on that. Basically the conversation that we had should have cemented in every one of your minds that the information that we're sharing is 100% legitimate. And it is the same information that many other independent researchers that

1:46:57 think outside the box have come up with on their own as well um i was amazed at um the knowledge and um uh cousin it's kind of our booking agent and um you know we said afterwards that that means the world to me as far as um getting this information to you guys and whenever we can find people that

1:47:24 It's not like we're screening them only the ones that agree with us. You saw that there were areas that we didn't necessarily see eye to eye on. We don't agree with him at all politically. But that's not what this is about. This is about getting the truth to people. And we're willing to talk to anybody about the truth. Hey, Cousin It, was it you or Bridget that found that lady the other night that wrote the book that I'm reading?

1:47:54 Thy Will Be Done. What's her name? I have my book right here. Oh, yeah, yeah. I know what you're talking about. What was her name? Gosh, shit. She was talking about the pipelines, right? Yeah, Thy Will Be Done is the book I'm reading about Nelson Rockefeller. The lady that wrote that book was... Her dad was CIA, but that doesn't mean that the book is not amazing. I'm sorry. Yeah, the book's amazing. And yes, she talked about her dad.

1:48:24 And she was on a YouTube show that Cousin It sent me and we were listening and we were texting back and forth listening to her. Quite obvious that her and I don't agree on anything political at all. But unlike some other authors, you can read her entire book and not know anything about her political bit at all.

1:48:54 Those are the best books. Those are authors that are doing their job researching stuff and not throwing in a political bias. Again, I'm still like halfway through that book. So you guys, I have got to go. Health, wealth, abundance. I'm going to let you go. And then Benjamin, I'll let you close it out. Thank you, ma'am. I'm going to be quick. I just wanted to let you know, how are you doing? First of all, how are you? I'm great. How are you?

1:49:26 I'm good. Thanks for asking. I just want to let you know that I love you so much. And that's not in a creepy way, but I love your spaces. I love just your vibe, just the info that you've given. It just coincides with my mindset of what I always thought and believed. So thank you. Well, thank you for being here and thank you for coming up. You need to do that more often. I know, I know. I'll be on the road. You know, I don't want to get too...

1:49:54 I get anxious a little, you know. Hey, Stella. Hey, Trump. Hey, you know. And I just want to let you know, Ms. Kern, you know, you keep doing what you're doing. You are on to it. It's like when I watched that show Lioness on Paramount, the CIA is like, wow. It's like when you was reading, I felt like I was watching that. I'm tuned in. I'm tuned in. Keep doing what you're doing. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you.

1:50:20 Thank you. That's some of them good vibes. You must be on the 1150 Hertz frequency. Yeah. Yes, ma'am. I'm shout out to her for bringing that up. Cause I am, I'm on, I'll be on four 32, 1150. Yeah. I stay on that right frequency. I hate bad energy. Awesome. And people don't have that right energy. I just go the other way. Hey, they going through something. That's not my thing. Yes, ma'am. I'm in a DMV area. So I know I'm coming from Richmond now on my way.

1:50:50 through DC and then I got to go to Baltimore lab. I'm working on it. Oh, God bless you. I, I was in that area for six years. I do not envy you at all. Yes, ma'am. I'm up and down the road. I'm going through it all. I've come through Bethesda. I've come through Chantilly. I'm coming through it all. So yes, ma'am. Keep doing what you're doing. I know you want to go eat. Peace and blessings to you and stay, stay how you are. Thank you, Benjamin. Go ahead.

1:51:21 Close us out. That was awesome. I'll end with perspective. That's something we all need. We could all use a little more perspective, like challenge your beliefs, challenge why you think what you think, why you do what you do. That can only make you better. And as far as the cuss words and your reach kernel, cuss words are cuss words. I guarantee you there's probably nobody in here that can tell us why all these...

1:51:48 particular words that we consider cuss words. I know that, you know, like I'm a sailor, that's our culture, that's our environment. And we use all different kinds of cuss words, you know, and it isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's, it's, they're just words and they convey meanings. Exactly. Like I fucking told you, you know, it's the purpose behind what somebody is trying to articulate, you know, the.

1:52:15 the true meaning behind it you know don't just take the word you know because words are you know one way that divides us you know like for me there's no reason why we can't work anything out if we're both trying you know we're both not going to get what we want but you know that that's what the world needs more is people working together instead of uh compromise yep i agree all right i was going to say one last thing is probably an operation gladio thing that they made all the they said all these words are actually bad

1:52:44 In reality, they're probably the best words you could ever say. We should be saying them more often. I'm going with stellar. I love you, stellar. All right. On that note, we've totally lost control. I will see you guys tomorrow at our normal four o'clock and then we'll be doing Trump frog the pond at 830 or 815, whenever that is. All right.

1:53:13 Take care guys. Thank you very much. Bye. See ya. Thanks for being here, everybody.

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Richard Nixon did_business_with Saudi Arabia book_quoted ▶ 0:59

“as it relates to oil. And it starts off with the 1993 oil crisis under President Nixon. So it says Nixon survived the Saudi show of force with manipulating oil prices. So first of all, let me clear up…”

Aramco operated_in Saudi Arabia book_quoted ▶ 1:27

“in aramco and bp and iran the oil companies are not ran by these governments they're ran under concessions of the west so there's a misnomer especially back in the 70s that there was a shortage of oil…”

Standard Oil did_business_with Dutch Shell Oil book_quoted ▶ 3:52

“Because they were making money off of concessions that they had in other countries. And those that had bought into and were running the Saudi oil under a Ramco, or like I said, BP and Dutch Shell Oil,…”

CIA spied_on Saudi Arabia book_quoted ▶ 8:29

“A guy by the name of Walter McDonald, among senior CIA officers, had spent very serious amounts of time researching Saudi Arabia. The Israelis had been, remember, because they had the special relation…”

CIA spied_on Iran book_quoted ▶ 8:59

“And that was primarily due to Angleton basically shutting everybody off. So that's kind of what they used. And they talked about the CIA's use of the Saudi GID, which is their intel apparatus, and the…”

Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. founded SAVAK book_quoted ▶ 9:29

“by General Schwarzkopf's dad, Major General Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. And so those two apparatuses in the Middle East were becoming, because Angleton is gone, and they were becoming the new conduits for …”

Richard Helms lived_in Iran book_quoted ▶ 9:59

“Iraq, they were kind of getting filtered information is the best way to say that. And Richard Helms is still the ambassador to the Shah for the U.S. And remember, he was the CIA director. So you also …”

Richard Secord lived_in Iran book_quoted ▶ 9:59

Richard Helms member_of CIA book_quoted ▶ 9:59

Capucci trained Anwar Sadat book_quoted ▶ 10:25

“Now, of course, we're going to find Helms and Secord in the Iran-Contra about 10 years later. But they were in the middle of this entire Middle East mess. So, and we talked last time about J.J. Kapush…”

Capucci trained Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 10:54

“He also was involved in the Muslim Brotherhood and training for them as well. There was a man by the name of Syed Ramadan. And he basically was going to be, in Egypt, the new leader of the Muslim Brot…”

Sayyid Qutb member_of Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 10:54

Sayyid Qutb lived_in Geneva book_quoted ▶ 11:22

“He was looked at as a father to the Islamic revolution in Iran. He operated prior to the Ayatollah Iranian revolution. He had been exiled by the Shah and was in Geneva, Switzerland, because that's whe…”

Sayyid Qutb moved_to Washington, D.C. book_quoted ▶ 12:38

“During this time in the late 1970s, around 78, there were cells of the Muslim Brotherhood that was being exported to the United States. And they were going to begin operating here, much like the Cuban…”

Dawood Salahuddin studied_at Harvard University book_quoted ▶ 14:27

“And it talks about this one particular guy by the name of David Theodore Belfield, B-E-L-F-I-E-L-D. He was originally from North Carolina. He was black. He attended, he eventually attends, he went to …”

Dawood Salahuddin relationship_with Hassan al-Turabi book_quoted ▶ 15:27

“That's going to be his new Islamic name. S-A-L-A-H-U-D-D-I-N. And so Dawood Salahuddin, that's a crazy name, is going to get radicalized. And he basically becomes a mentoree of a guy by the name of Ha…”

Hassan al-Turabi attempted_assassination_of Marion Barry book_quoted ▶ 18:29

“headquarters in Washington, D.C. of the ADL and basically holds people hostage. And it says councilman and future mayor Marion Barry was shot during the takeover of this ADL facility.…”

Ayatollah Khomeini lived_in Paris book_quoted ▶ 22:37

“The imam, Ayatollah, called for a meeting in Paris, and they were going to spend $5 million to recruit African Americans to their cause, basically going to create radical Islamists among the American …”

Dawood Salahuddin operated_in Algerian Embassy book_quoted ▶ 26:05

“Northern Virginia, which is just crazy. So Nahidian arranged for a job for Dawud at the Iranian interest section in the Algerian embassy. So this David Belfield, who turns into Dawud, begin working un…”

Bahram Nahidian recruited Dawood Salahuddin book_quoted ▶ 26:05

Dawood Salahuddin carried_out_attack Statue of Liberty book_quoted ▶ 27:36

“On November 4th, the same day of the Iranian revolution where the quote-unquote students took over the U.S. embassy in Iran, this guy, Dawood, climbs up on the Statue of Liberty and unwraps a banner f…”

Yusuf Alon member_of Israeli Air Force book_quoted ▶ 29:31

“A-L-L-O-N, his American name was Joe, was the Israeli Air Force attache to the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. He was shot and killed outside his home in Washington, D.C. The D.C. detectives belie…”

Michael Bakhtiar attempted_coup_against Iran book_quoted ▶ 30:25

“The method of financing these activities became very curious. A federal drug investigation revealed that a guy by the name of Michael Bakhtiar, who was the son of a late general, had actually become i…”

Michael Bakhtiar did_business_with Richard Helms book_quoted ▶ 30:55

“the US government. When Bakhtar was arrested in the heroin scheme, a pen register trap on his phone revealed calls to and from Richard Helms in Iran. Who's part of the CIA? Bakhtar's lawyer happened t…”

Ali Akbar Taleghani member_of Iran book_quoted ▶ 31:56

“I'm telling you, the entire thing is a CIA op. The spokesperson of the pro-Shah forces was Ali Akbar Takatabe, who was the former press attache at the Iranian embassy in Washington, D.C. Dawood and ot…”

Hasan Fardust member_of SAVAK book_quoted ▶ 33:51

“On his visits to Washington, Syed Ramadan began using Dawad as his personal assistant and secretary. Dawad kept up communications with him as Ramadan traveled the world. Dawad began to see Ramadan as …”

Sayyid Qutb recruited Dawood Salahuddin book_quoted ▶ 33:51

Hasan Fardust founded SAVAMA book_quoted ▶ 34:21

“F-A-R-D-U-S-T, who was the former head of the Savak. The revolutionaries were deposed to believe that Fardust might be useful to them because the Shah had targeted him in 1995 as a suspected Soviet ag…”

Hasan Fardust did_business_with Jimmy Carter book_quoted ▶ 34:51

“Islamic Government Intelligence Agency. It was called SAVAMA. The new Iranian government was desperate to open up weapons deliveries from anyone willing to sell weapons to them, including the United S…”

Hasan Fardust did_business_with Richard Helms book_quoted ▶ 35:19

“arms in return for the release of the hostages. According to Dawood Salahuddin, Fardas became the go-between for the arms negotiations. On the American side, Helms was selected by Carter to be the lia…”

Hasan Fardust ordered_assassination_of Ali Akbar Taleghani book_quoted ▶ 36:17

“Fardas had to prove that one of the Shah's former henchmen could be loyal to his new religious master. In May 1979, Fardas carried the fatwa and a religious order for several assassin targets in the U…”

Dawood Salahuddin carried_out_attack Washington, D.C. book_quoted ▶ 38:42

“His introduction into the shooting war came very gradually. His first assignment was to firebomb a pro-Shah newspaper office in Washington, D.C. In early June, Salahuddin was a hardened soldier of Isl…”

Dawood Salahuddin assassinated Abdol-Ali Khalkhali host_asserted ▶ 40:33

“He was holding several thick envelopes. When Talatabi came to the door, the postman did not offer him a clipboard. Instead, he looked at him straight in the eye and pressed the trigger three times at …”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 41:26

“by bribing a postal worker and another man recruited by Dawa assisted in wiping the fingerprints off the truck. Now, there's a couple of things about this that's important. Using bank robberies to pay…”

Dawood Salahuddin moved_to Iran host_asserted ▶ 41:54

“Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to change clothes and begin his exile from his own country. He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran…”

Dawood Salahuddin moved_to Geneva host_asserted ▶ 41:54

Dawood Salahuddin moved_to Montreal host_asserted ▶ 41:54

CIA operated_in SAVAK host_asserted ▶ 44:48

“The guy that met him was a CIA agent. Dawood also did not know that he was not supposed to ever make it to Tehran. What had saved him was his relationship with Saeed Ramadan. After the meeting, two of…”

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Iran host_asserted ▶ 47:57

“By the summer of 1979, Bokhtar was meeting CIA contacts on the deal to import heroin to help overthrow the revolutionary regime and install his cousin, Dapur, in power. So they had adopted a Chiang Ka…”

CIA installed Reza Pahlavi host_asserted ▶ 47:57

Jim Jones lived_in Guyana host_asserted ▶ 54:04

“You know, Jim Jones, because, of course, that would have been a sensational piece to the whole news story that Jim Jones was in Brazil at the same time later of Guyana fame, which weirdly enough, Guya…”

Jim Jones lived_in Brazil host_asserted ▶ 54:04

CIA infiltrated Drug Enforcement Administration host_asserted ▶ 59:10

“Because the entire basement was filled with weapons and they also used one of the rooms in the basement as a torture cell as part of Operation Condor. So the DEA, as I said, and as a matter of fact, I…”

United Kingdom founded Haganah host_asserted ▶ 1:11:59

“a long time ago, and it has some very similar characteristics of the Haagen-Dazs terrorist organization that was created by the UK in Israel. Very similar. This is very difficult. It's all very diffic…”

Israel carried_out_attack Egypt host_asserted ▶ 1:31:38

“Israel to erase the evidence of their attacking Egypt and the slaughter of several people that were already in custody, that there were discussions over radios about not realizing the USS Liberty had …”

Thy Will Be Done about Nelson Rockefeller documented ▶ 1:47:54

“Thy Will Be Done. What's her name? I have my book right here. Oh, yeah, yeah. I know what you're talking about. What was her name? Gosh, shit. She was talking about the pipelines, right? Yeah, Thy Wil…”