OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Presidents' Secret Wars Chapter 7

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0:04 And I don't know if this is going to make a niggles worth of difference, in theory. Phone down and reboot it, and then come back in and try and restart the space. Well, I'll do that on my phone, but I'm not going to restart the space. I'm going to leave the space open with you in it. Okay. All right, guys. We're like under total attack on X right now. I tried to...

0:42 start the space three times, 20 minutes early, like they suggested yesterday. Could not do it, whether I was on Wi-Fi or not on Wi-Fi. Then after I did it, I was kicked out four times, and now no one can stay in the space. So this is just absolutely crazy. So I'm going to turn my phone off real quick. I logged out of X. I'm going to turn my phone off. I'm going to go back in and see if we can get it.

1:12 I know, Donnie Vision, this is crazy. So you tell me why you can have hours-long spaces with tens of thousands of people on them, and I can't have one little space without being kicked off repeatedly. This is the most bizarre thing I've ever seen. And I'm not telling you anything that's not public record. It's crazy. I guess we're just not allowed to talk about it.

1:49 All right. So let me go back into my space. If it's even still open. All right. We are trying to reset the space. All right. It says the host is having connection issues. Give it a second. I'm not fucking having connection problems. I'm on the owner's Starlink. Kiss my ass. Everything else works. Okay. Well, I just told.

2:29 elon musk off every it's honorable but i didn't even have my mic unmuted i'm it said when i just logged in that i was having connection problems i'm not having connection problems everything else works this is crazy i mean well and see i can't i had to come in and i kept them coming in and it would say this space is closed okay

2:53 Hold on. SR71 and Donnie Vision, would you guys come back over to X and try to stay on? And let me see if it kicks you off again. See if this saved anything. Donnie Vision says, I don't know. I do know several people are reporting issues, usually ones who are over the target, right? Yeah. Exactly.

3:22 All right. So if that's our 71, you and Donnie vision will go over. Okay. There's SR 71. All right. There's SR 71. Let me put him up as co-host and see if we can't get this thing rocking. I just threw him the mic and it blew him out. I know. Don't do that. Let me make him co-host SR 71.

3:51 Come back in and let me make you co-host. No, they're still disappearing. I mean, I'm watching them disappear. There's SR71. Okay. He says it's now co-host. I want you guys to watch this. I accept the co-host. Can you hear me now? Yeah, I can hear you. I want you to watch how people are coming and going. They will log in and then you're going to watch the bubble. See?

4:23 Okay, so they're logging in, and then it was throwing them right back out. Yeah, see? You're watching them evaporate. I have the phone on so that you can watch them on rumble. It's just eliminating them right out of the space, and I'm not doing anything. They're all just going away. This is the most bizarre thing I've ever seen. Absolutely.

4:53 Do you want to try and close this one down and try and restart again? Yeah, I will try it one more time. OK, this is the most bizarre thing. Alright, so I'm going to end this. Let me copy it so I don't have to type this damn thing again. Alright, and then I will close out of this. And then I'm going to end this and then I'm going to create a new space and we'll see if it does it again. This is the most bizarre thing, alright?

5:29 closed out completely out of x i'm going to open it back up go into spaces create a space paste the name do start now invite people post it come on in take two all right and let's see what happens i'm gonna have to give

6:15 And that different link over there is SR71. Put him at co-host so I don't lose the space. I'm going to go over to True Social, post a new link, space, crashed, take two. All right. Let me post that. All right. Looks like people are disappearing again, Carl. All right. Let's try it again. Did Bridget? Yeah, there's Bridget. Let me get her back up here.

7:01 All right. Let's try this again. All right. There we go. Praise the Lord. It actually looks like it's working. Oh, my God. I don't know. SR71 said that he saw people disappearing again. I'm not, but that doesn't mean it ain't happening. All right. So if you guys would share out the space, I'd appreciate it. And we're going to wait to let it stabilize for just a minute.

7:38 and see if uh all right so miles is giving us a thumbs up all right uh the falcon um i see you guys in here i see jillian um thank you guys all for being in here let's see if we can uh get this thing going um this is just absolutely crazy all right all right i'm gonna see if we can get this thing going so bridget do not

8:10 be afraid to interrupt me if some if you see something happening all right we are going to get going and hopefully the the volume and all of that stuff stays um good as well so again um any of you guys that are um

8:33 down so cousin it i see you um down there if you wouldn't mind um staying as a listener for a little bit and then um just getting bridget if you if the sound starts fading in and out ask for a mic so we can um because i know there's a big difference between listener and speaker when it comes to the volume and we've had issues with that so anyway let's get started um we've got

8:59 This is a fairly lengthy chapter here. It's called Create and Exploit Troublesome Areas. I'm not sure if we'll get through the entire one, but this one's an important chapter because this is, you remember yesterday we were talking about the bitter fruits of Iran and Guatemala on these covert wars. So this is.

9:24 kind of the rest of the story, if you will. So this one starts off talking about how both President Truman and President Eisenhower took a very active role, both in policy and training and funding and everything and setting up Operation Gladio paramilitary covert actions. And I also, because of his military experience,

9:51 was a much better judge of whether or not these operations were effective as opposed to Truman. And so he kept a much closer eye on all of the covert actions, but in a way that gave him plausible deniability in the fact that he was never, you remember we had the echelons of working groups.

10:15 he had people coming to him directly outside of the national security council that were basically the kind of plausible deniability top of the level working group that was approving these operations but then he had people that were on there that would have office calls with him and talk to him directly about it okay and so they referred to that as the hidden hand um as far as him

10:43 having intimate knowledge of all of the operations of the secret wars, but this arrangement gave him quote-unquote plausible deniability. The key lay in Ike's use of a staff. It was a habit that he had picked up in the military and continued into the White House. At the strategic level, Eisenhower did his best to prevent an arms race because

11:11 Remember, we're just out of World War II. We were the only ones at the time that had the nuclear capability. And that's the reason why he wanted to institutionalize covert operations so that they could use the covert operations to worm their way into different countries under the guise of like being embedded in international corporations and stuff to spy on.

11:38 the other countries that they felt may be militarily a threat. Ike institutionalized covert operations precisely by creating a staff and a mechanism to manage them. He did this to create a central command and control for global operations of this network. He began to consolidate control over the covert operations in the immediate aftermath of Guatemala

12:07 and the French's screwing up Vietnam in Dinh Binh Phu. So in March of 1954, Eisenhower approved a directive to replace NSC 10-5, which was titled National Security Council Directive on Corporate Operations, and it was numbered NSC 5-4-1-2.

12:32 It was top secret and gave the rationale for continuing these operations when we were supposedly supposed to be at peace. Truman's 10-5 panel had approved covert operations informally, but the NSC directives merely gave it authority to regulate the office of planning. That was Wisner's group. These procedures was dismantled by Eisenhower. Also gone.

13:01 was the psychological strategy board that Truman had put Gordon Gray in charge of. Didn't mean the operations were gone. He just didn't believe that psychological operations should be outside of covert operations, as far as Eisenhower was concerned. Okay, in SC 5412, Eisenhower was, for the first time, investing the mechanism for managing

13:31 A secret global war. Within three months, in the waters off of San Jose, Guatemala, the CIA was sinking a ship against orders. Moreover, the vessel was chartered to an American ally, which is what we just talked about yesterday. They're talking about the same British chartered ship. And they're just kind of putting it in context as far as timing.

14:02 Eisenhower sets up the approval to do it, and they do it supposedly, quote unquote, without his knowledge, but his lack of knowledge is built into the plausible deniability. So that doesn't mean he didn't know. It just means that they're using the plausible deniability. Any mayor may not have known. The NSC staff approached retired Air Force Lieutenant General James Doolittle, who agreed to head a four-man study.

14:32 The final secret instructions to Doolittle was contained in a letter from Eisenhower dated July 26, 1954. Ike wanted a comprehensive review of factors of personnel security cost and efficiencies of covert operations, as well as an assessment on how to equate the cost to the overall results received. The panel was to report back to Eisenhower personally with

15:01 recommendations on how to improve the conduct of these operations. Jimmy Doolittle was a good choice. He was a dynamic leader who was one of the people involved in the bombing of Japan in 1942. He had known Ike from the time they were both commanders in Britain in 1944.

15:24 Doolittle got his basic instructions in a conversation with Ike in early July, then sat down with William Frank, F-R-A-N-K-E, Morris Hadley, and you're never going to believe who the fourth person was on this study. Bridget, one guess. Any guess? William Pauly.

16:05 Oh my God. That's all I can say. If you guys are new, William Polly is like the ultimate CIA guy that was never affiliated with the CIA and was 100% CIA his entire life. He shows up and he's the guy that basically created and funded the Flying Tigers. No matter what you read, he's at the heart of it.

16:33 He had the Curtis franchise in Southeast Asia. He basically built Chiang Kai-shek's air force. He was a multi, multi, multimillionaire who died under mysterious circumstances. And he is also the one that created the Navy for Chiang Kai-shek to attack constantly mainland China. He also showed up as ambassador every time there was going to be a coup initially in Latin America.

17:02 He used his personal yacht to pile on a bunch of Cuban exiles and take them down to Cuba for an assault on the island. He also owned the airline, the one that they bombed and killed everybody on board, the Cuban exiles. That airline, that Cuban airline, he owned before Castro took over.

17:30 He owned all of the busing transportation in Cuba on the island before Castro took over. He owned multiple sugar plantations and was one of the most pissed off guys because many of those organizations that he owned down there was used as fronts for the mafia when they had people down there because he owned, again,

17:58 the airline coming in and out of the island, and all of the busing. And they were using that as honeypots in order to blackmail people that came down there and met mafia dons. William Pauly is one of the most corrupt people that you will ever meet. And of course, he's dead now. We won't meet him. But his two brothers were in on it as well. His two brothers were over in Southeast Asia with him the entire time.

18:28 he was over there setting up all of the initial aircraft for um the flying tigers which became the civil air transport which became the main drug thoroughfare um he's behind all of that so to find out that he sits on i just about fell out of my chair when i first got this book and that's that's when i when i read this is the day i made the decision that we were doing this book

18:57 Because that tidbit alone in this entire book was worth the entire book. Because this ties him directly to President Eisenhower. So no matter what anybody says, President Eisenhower knew damn good and well the kind of people that he was putting in charge of covert operation, planning and execution from the very beginning of this bullshit. So moving on.

19:26 Doolittle Committee had its first meeting at the CIA headquarters on July 14th. They were extensively briefed on the agency, the State Department's role in covert operations, as well as the Secretary of Defense. They had a representative from all of the Armed Forces Special Operations area. They had the FBI and the Bureau of the Budget, like what's basically OPM today.

19:54 By July 29th, a staff had assembled and reviewed much of what was going on. And as far as the briefings part goes. After meetings with both Dulles and Wisner, Doolittle and consultant J. Patrick Coyne, C-O-Y-N-E, made a field trip in mid-September to inspect CIA installations in Western Europe.

20:22 The report of the special studies group on covert operations was basically the name of it. Went to the president on September 30th. Doolittle's report gave solid support to the rationale to continue this secret worldwide covert war. And they use war as long as it remained national policy. This is a quote from it.

20:52 As long as it remains national policy, another important requirement is an aggressive, covert, psychological, political, and paramilitary organization more effective, more unique, and if necessary, more ruthless than that employed by the enemy. We didn't actually have an enemy, folks. They're just setting up.

21:21 a paramilitary organization because keep in mind russia had just lost like 28 million people in world war ii we didn't actually have an enemy we didn't have north korea we didn't have china china was busted japan had wiped them out they had stole every piece of gold dug up in the backyard of every single family in china they went over china with a fine tooth comb

21:51 Chiang Kai-shek had been fighting a civil war with Mao. We didn't have an enemy. No one should be permitted to stand in the way of the prompt, efficient, and secure accomplishment of this mission. And they made sure no one did. Because if you stood up to this machine, they killed you. So serious was the conflict according to...

22:23 these people that we had with communism. But again, the two entities that were actually communist, the Soviet Union and China, had just had their ass busted and handed to them by the allies. And then Japan just like decimated China. And what Japan didn't take, Chiang Kai-shek did. Okay, it concluded with a staff of 5,000.

22:56 that the current staff of 5,000 could be reduced by a little bit and refocused into the covert operation. They wanted a fusion of the two offices called the Office of Planning and Coordination and the OSO. And they wanted them to have what they referred to as a shotgun marriage put into one operation, which meant

23:24 They were basically marrying clandestine espionage and covert wars and the psychological operations into one organization. So these results were controversial enough for President Eisenhower to ask Doolittle to discuss them with Alan Dulles personally.

23:48 Doolittle reported back to Ike in person on the 19th of October that his study was in no sense a whitewash of a constructive criticism of the CIA. He thought Dulles' basic problem was organizational. The CIA had grown too top-heavy. Doolittle remarked that Alan Dulles had taken criticism of himself pretty well, but not of the actual mission or function, and that he had became very emotional.

24:16 Doolittle cited their mutual comrade, Walter Bedell Smith, who had said at one time that Allen was too emotional to be in the critical spot as director and that his emotionalism was far worse when it appeared than it appeared on the surface. Eisenhower said, this is a quote, we must remember that here is one of the most particular

24:43 types of operation any government can have. And it probably takes a strange kind of genius to run it. And basically, they were hinting that Dulles needed to go. But according to Eisenhower, he said that it was non-negotiable whether or not Alan Dulles stayed. Because of his contacts, both inside the United States

25:11 and throughout the world and where did he get those contacts well he got those contacts from his family he got those contacts from working at um Sullivan and Cromwell um as the law firm that went around wrecking the world all right um Doolittle tried one other tact he wasn't going to give up on trying to edge Dulles out because he felt like Dulles was part of the problem and um

25:39 He started talking about the fact that he thought it was odd that the Secretary of State and the DCI, the Director of Central Intelligence, were related and that that was awkward. And Eisenhower resisted that argument strenuously. He had appointed Allen in the full knowledge, obviously, of that relationship. It did not disturb him at all because CIA's work,

26:10 was an extension of the state department this is eisenhower that was an actual quote and because a confidential relationship between the two brothers quote unquote was a good thing ike never wavered here's a quote i'm not going to be able to change alan what the hell does that mean i'm not going to be able to change alan who told him he couldn't change alan

26:42 Don't you find that odd? The president of the United States doesn't have the freedom to pick his staff. That's exactly what he said. He went on to say, I have two alternatives, either to get rid of him and appoint someone who will assert more authority or keep him with his limitations. I'd rather have Alan. That's it. What the president did instead was work hard at implementing NSC.

27:13 which created basically just another version of an overarching panel to do the same thing that Truman eliminated. Well, that Eisenhower eliminated of Truman's. This one was going to be called the Operations Coordinating Board, OCB. It was going to be an interagency group made up under the direction of the National Security Council that was supposed to focus.

27:43 specifically on implementation of covert operations and the melding of all of it together. The OCB was really a rather junior group to be making decisions of, you know, taking out presidents and shit. So they decided that they were going to have above the OCB for an extra layer of plausible deniability, a group called the Planning Coordination Group.

28:11 And on March 12, 1955, Eisenhower revised NSC 5412 into 5412-1. And that set up that senior level group. This too would eventually prove inadequate. The directive talked about a need to know.

28:36 in its statement of the CIA's responsibility to seek approval for operations. The agency interpreted this to mean that not all elements of a plan had to be briefed to anybody because they didn't have a need to know to the president and the NSC staff, which they supposedly worked for. So Eisenhower reacted by establishing a panel of direct designees of the president to include state, Pentagon, plus the DCI.

29:05 His designee was going to be a special assistant for national security affairs. This body was so senior that there could be no questions as to the need to know. It became known as the 5412 group after the directive that established it, which was 512-2. So now we have a junior level, a medium level, and a senior level. All right.

29:36 Keep in mind what something's going on in order for them to have been left out of the loop and thinking they needed additional oversight in between of each of these things. They don't just happen. So something screwed up and they decided they needed additional oversight than the junior level. And then once that one was set up, something screwed up again. And the CIA's response to the screw up was, well, we didn't feel those people had a need to know.

30:06 and that created the next level which was the secretary of state the secretary of defense blah blah and the um cia director so because i know on the inside how that works they don't fix the screw up they just add more to the top of it right so but they are never going to add extra layers without a reason which is a total screw up in order to say okay well now we fixed it well

30:35 Adding extra layers don't fix it. Why don't you just not do it? Never dawns on them, ever. I've watched this in real life play out. Eisenhower's commitment to the Cold War, which isn't the Cold War, it's Operation Gladio, is clearly demonstrated in 5412-2. The directive provided secret warriors with the broadest possible charter.

31:06 the breadth of which is worth actually quoting. And I'm going to read this because this is incredibly important to our work. The NSC, so it starts off with not the whole memo, but this one particular is item number three on that memo. And it has one, two, three, four, it has six subsections. So we're going to read this. The NSC.

31:33 has determined that such covert operations shall, to the greatest extent practicable, in the light of U.S. and Soviet capabilities and taking into account the risk of war, be designed to, A, create and exploit troublesome problems for international communism. Create and exploit problems. And they actually did that because they created actual

32:03 groups called communists that weren't communist at all because that's what they were doing in Italy in order to bomb train stations to give communism a bad name. Impair relations between the USSR and communist China and between them and their satellites. Complicate control within the Soviet Union, communist China.

32:32 and their satellites and retard the growth of military and economic potential for the Soviet bloc. Now, that's A. I'm going to stop here for just a second because I want everybody to understand this because I'm reading like four books all at the same time, and it's dealing with the creation of China and this relationship that they had or didn't have, more appropriately said, with the Soviet Union.

33:04 big swath of distrust between China and the Soviet Union. And I know my education always told me that basically they were both communists and colluded together. That's actually not true. There was a lot of mistrust between Mao and Stalin and the different leaders in the Soviet Union. So that's number one. Again, number two, at this time,

33:35 We are funding, arming, and training Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek has taken not just Formosa and turned it into Taiwan, but they occupy almost all of the islands off the coast of China. They had forces in Burma at this time, and they would eventually insert forces through this.

34:03 covert operation into Tibet because we were training them here in Colorado. So we put stay behind units in Tibet, China. We went all around the edge of China to include the shoreline as it goes along Taiwan. And we were arming, equipping, and training Chiang Kai-shek's tens of thousands of

34:33 combatants to attack China constantly, like every day. They're launching all kinds of excursions. And keep in mind, I just told you William Polly gave Chiang Kai-shek an airline. They're taking pamphlets. They're dropping bombs. They're dropping all kinds of shit all along the Chinese border. And this is basically the same thing that they begin doing in the Soviet Union.

35:03 to create so they have um although they were they ended up not being very effective the stay behind units that hitler um in uh reinhard galen who by the way is in charge right now during this time he is in charge of west germany's um uh cia which is called the bnd and so his former

35:30 occupation of Eastern Europe where, you know, Romania, Hungary, Ukraine, all of those. So they planted stay behind unit. They trained rebels. They armed them while it was the Nazis that were pushing into the Russian borderland. And those arms and the trained people, many of which were left as stay behinds.

36:00 in the now Soviet territories post-World War II. And so this entire time, they're not attacking anybody. Nobody in the Soviet Union is attacking. Nobody in China until Korea pops off. And then that's because the U.S. went into Chinese territory. So everything about our history has been a lie. And the more you find out about it,

36:28 the more you find this is like death by a thousand cuts. We're just going to saturate that entire area in the borderland, both around Russia and around China, and then do a proxy war. Kind of like what we do now. We did then. They didn't just start doing it. That's kind of the amazing thing to me. And don't take this the wrong way. I'm not a communist. I don't like communism. I'm trying to find out.

36:58 What the hell happened in our history? And these books articulate exactly what happened. But unfortunately, most people's never read them. And a lot of them are out of print. They're very difficult to find in some cases. If you find them, they're on somebody's entered them on archive.org. And it may be the only place that you can find some of these. It's an incredible story to tell.

37:28 about our history that no one knows all right going on with the memo b is to discredit the prestige and ideology of international communism and reduce the strength of its parties and other elements and they did that in anything that they thought closely resembled communism they infiltrated it and conducted bombings in italy um london uh and various other

37:58 European countries, including here. We had terrorist attacks based on these people. And that's how they gave communism a bad name, by doing what the FBI did on January 6th. They didn't just start doing this, people. They've done this well before World War II, but we're just focusing on World War II and after.

38:24 None of this is new. And that's the point I've been trying to make forever. C, counter any threat of a party or individual directly or indirectly responsive to communist control to achieve dominant power in a free world country. Now, again, this all is horseshit because they use this C. The C is very important.

38:49 counter any threat of a party or individual directly or indirectly responsive to communist control. Now, let me tell you how they use C. When Allende in Chile was attacked and we blockade his country, they can't get any supplies in or out.

39:11 Nobody will sell him any arms to fight back the insurgents that the CIA has inserted both in his military and in the countryside that are killing his people because he wants his people pissed off at him to throw him out of office. He wants his military to basically coup their president. They then cut everything off economically, physically, everything.

39:41 When the only entity that these people can reach out to, which is the Soviet Union that produces arms, as soon as they make that phone call to the Soviet Union saying, hey, I want to buy some weapons so I can get these assholes in America off my back and I can get these ships out of my harbor so my people don't starve. The CIA used C to label them a communist. Now this gives them the authority.

40:11 to do whatever the hell they want if somebody is labeled a communist. And they will constantly attack them until they make that critical phone call. They did the exact same thing with Mosaday. We read that from this book. They wait until they make that magic phone call after they have cut off all other avenues of support. They strangle these leaders to make that critical phone call.

40:40 Once they make it, they're a communist, regardless of how they manage their company or country. They are then labeled a communist and they are attacked, assassinated, driven out of the country, whatever. D, reduce international communist control over any area of the world. C, strengthen the orientation towards the U.S. of the people and nations of free world.

41:10 Well, you're not a fucking free world if you've got some maniacal hand manipulating everything. Accentuate, wherever possible, the identity of interest between such people and nations in the U.S., as well as favoring, where appropriate, those groups genuinely advocating or believing in the, this makes me gag, advancement.

41:35 of such mutual interest and increase the capacity and will of such people and nations to resist international communism." None of these people were interested in international communism. As a matter of fact, what they're saying in E is, we will support any element in your country that is consistent with what we want to do.

42:04 And we will label anyone not consistent with what we want to do, a communist, and attack them. And that is the philosophy that has basically generated Operation Gladio. And lastly, F, in accordance with established policies and to the extent practicable, in areas dominated or threatened by communism, or not, just because we want the resources.

42:31 Develop underground resistance and facilitate covert and guerrilla operations, i.e. Operation Gladio, to ensure availability of those forces in the event of war. I'm going to read this again because this is by definition Operation Gladio. And listen to how they say it.

42:59 In accordance with established policies and to the extent practicable in areas dominated or threatened. And the CIA gives you an estimate to say there's a threat. Do you see how that works? That's why they had to call it an intelligence agency. It is a covert military operational government overthrow entity. It doesn't do intelligence, but it had to use that label so that they could.

43:30 pretend to produce credible intelligence labeling someone a communist in order to start this off. Now, I'm going to get back to this in a second because this just drives me nuts. I want you guys to understand that in 1991, the word communist went away and radical Islamist was put in its place because in 1991, the Soviet Union fell. They still need...

44:00 54-12. They still need the ability to go in and overthrow governments that piss the international syndicate off. So seamlessly in 1991 with George H.W. Bush, the fucking CIA director, they changed the 54-12 to include terrorism. And I'm not lying. They actually did that under Bush.

44:31 So all they did was change communists. And they left communists in, by the way, because, you know, eventually we're going to get to China because they're communists. And they just basically added and terrorism. And in 1991, oh, gosh, isn't that right around the time Ruby Ridge, Waco, Oklahoma bombing? Isn't that weird?

45:01 that then we started having all of these crazy domestic terrorist events. I'm sure that's just a coincidence. All right, so let me start over again. Sorry, because this just ticks me off to no end. It's right here in writing. They're telling you they implemented Operation Gladio. In accordance with established policies and to the extent practicable in areas dominated or threatened by international communism, develop...

45:30 underground resistance and facilitate covert and guerrilla operations and ensure the availability of those forces in the event of war. Now, let's break this down for just a second. All right. So we know that they're going to use communism, radical Islamic terror, whatever. All right. So we got the how we're going to generate the action in this sentence.

45:57 Then we have develop underground resistance. So that is going in and finding the people, i.e. Gladio operators, that you're going to train to do the basic, they call them counterinsurgents because they're going to label whoever they're going to attack insurgents. And I think this is a good time to actually explain this too, because this is how people

46:26 talk around you guys that don't know military operations. So if in normal warfare you have insurgents, we would label in the United States someone coming in like, let's just say the illegal aliens. Let's just pretend those are all criminals and they are here to overtake our government. Those would be labeled insurgents.

46:53 Then what the special operation guys do and Gladio and the CIA and everything else is they label themselves counter insurgencies. So they're going to do counter insurgency operations because the bad guys are always called insurgents. Right. Insurgents, by definition, basically means hostile force. The problem is.

47:18 That in the past, if you go back and you read a lot of literature about the Sandinista democratically elected government or Arbenz in Guatemala, another democratically elected, or Mossadegh in Iran, what happens is the CIA's intelligence assessment basically labels them communists and labels the actual real government of foreign countries insurgents.

47:47 so that they can then use counterinsurgency operations in order to take down legitimate governments. That's what they did to Assad the entire time. So they label themselves counterinsurgencies, which they then portend to you, the novice in this terminology, they're the good guys. They're taking down insurgents. The insurgents are the government.

48:16 So they are telling you to your face, they're overthrowing governments, but they're using words that you don't understand. And so when they talk about the underground resistance, they're making that sound like the underground resistance are the good guys, like the counter insurgencies and that the real insurgent bad guys.

48:42 are speckled through the government to include the president because he's now been labeled a communist and you got to take him out. So they're going to develop it. Now, what does develop mean? Well, that means everything I've been telling you. That means they're going to take these people that are going to be created as assassins. They're going to take them out of the country. They're going to send them to School of Americas.

49:10 just like they did in Chile, Guatemala, Paraguay, Uruguay, blah, blah, blah. So they take them out of the country. They take them to a terrorist training camp. That's what the Panama Army base was. I'm sorry, but if you want to use their terminology, the military and the CIA set up a terrorist training camp on an army base in Panama. That's what that organization was in Taiwan called the

49:40 Taiwanese political, military, whatever academy, cadre. That was a terrorist training camp. That was terrorist training camp number two. They create these terrorist training camps all over, by the way. We had them in Immokalee, Florida.

49:59 They were out in Colorado. The explosive school was down on the border of Mexico. You know, what could be wrong with that? Setting up an explosive school for terrorists on the border of Mexico. So they are going to develop them. And by develop, that means train and equip. That means supplying them with caches of weapons. Then we're going to facilitate

50:30 covert and guerrilla operations. Well, how do you facilitate covert and guerrilla operations? I can tell you how they facilitate them. They plan them. They actually provide the logistical support to fly these assassins to their destination, airdrop them in, and let them cause havoc, burn down entire cities, kill a bunch of people. So this

50:59 of the National Security Council's 5412 written and signed and approved and modified a couple of different times by Eisenhower tells exactly what they were doing. And they implemented Operation Gladio by this directive. So now we're going to develop the resistance, which means we're going to train terrorists. We're going to facilitate.

51:27 their operations, which means we're going to plan them and get them to their operational point. And we're going to ensure the availability of those terrorists in the event of war. And war is whatever they decide, because we don't actually declare war anymore. So what happened to Bridget? They're kicking her out again. I just noticed she's down there. All right. So now.

52:00 I'm going to try to finish the rest of the paragraph. Including wherever practicable provisions of a base upon which the military may expand these forces in time of war within active theaters of operation, as well as provide for, stay behind assets, and escape in evasion facilities.

52:32 Okay, so right there in black and white is Operation Gladio written into the vestiges of the United States National Security Council, the United States government embraced. And this provision, by the way, is still there. So as far as we know, because any current version is classified, but.

53:01 Many of the old versions going into like as recent, I think the last one I saw was one of the original ones from Obama. And like I said, all they did was add terrorism to this in addition to communism. So this is frightening. This is absolutely frightening. And again.

53:26 This chapter is the reason why I went ahead and added this book to our book club expose, because I wanted you guys to realize nothing I'm telling you is made up bullshit. This is in their own words, in their own documents. We have been actively engaged. We, the United States, have been actively engaged in Operation Gladio.

53:56 I don't know. I'm not saying this. Please do not put words in my mouth. I'm not saying this disparagingly. I don't think anybody's done as much research into this topic except for the people who have written books on it and myself. And I just recently read an article that was published within the last week that General Flynn authored. And he's doing a series of them.

54:26 I'm not going to make my final assessment. But he started a week ago with his initial story on Substack about the CIA. And he initially in his first post on Substack wrote about the ones that we've all known about, you know, paperclip and those. This second iteration actually talked about Operation Gladio and Operation Condor.

54:56 however there is an error in operation gladio because he put inclusive dates which does not include general eisenhower's full term nor does it include current he based his article strictly on what was released in italy during the initial exposure

55:26 He does not mention anywhere in there that Operation Gladio was funded by selling drugs. He doesn't mention that it was part of their entire... I mean, if you're going to write a paragraph about Operation Gladio, you are definitely going to talk about the stay-behind units. You're going to talk about how they funded them.

55:50 And you're going to talk about the money laundering aspect that started off with the Vatican, but rolled into BCCI and Nugent Hand. Those are the three things. And you can get into all of the other stuff, weapons trafficking and human trafficking and all that other stuff. But if you're going to do an initial like slow exposure, you have to have those three elements because Operation Gladio does not stand on its own. It was never.

56:20 organically funded for the most part with taxpayer money. It was one, I'd say 95% funded with drug proceeds. So you can't do one without the other. All right. So I'm going to, since we're already at an hour, I'm going to stop right there. It's a good place to start. We're going to finish the chapter tomorrow.

56:46 And basically the rest of the chapter is going to talk about how they took that newly created further document, the 5412-2 and ran with it, which is where the title of the chapter comes from, create and exploit troublesome problems. But as we will see,

57:15 most of the troublesome problems were problems that we created and we are going to exploit them and by we i mean um the international syndicate and then they're going to use american young kids called the military because that's the other part of this this last part it is basically saying that they're going to use

57:40 they're going to use these stay behind units as kind of like what we envision the Marines for. They're like the first 70. So in the military, the way military operations is kind of staffed or thought about strategically is the Navy and the Marines are like floating military capability, like a base, for lack of a better word. And that's force projection.

58:08 All ships, the fleet, the different arrangements that they set up when they launch on a cruise is to, it's based on threat assessment. And so when they send the fleet out, they have the capability to address whatever the current threat is for 72 hours.

58:38 Everybody stateside or in Europe or in Korea where we have large pockets of military force has 72 hours to get their shit together on an airplane and get to the fight. So any deployment tasking that I ever filled had that 72 hour response. Everything that you have was basically in a go bag and you had to be ready to go.

59:07 in 72 hours um and then usually um even in exercises they don't tell you where you're going until you're on the plane and so that's kind of the way this whole thing is set up and so basically they set up this covert operation to basically be these stay behind units is going to be that 70 that first response um of what we envision the navy and the marines

59:34 In covert operations, that first response is going to be the stay-behind units that have been embedded in these countries. And then the special forces, i.e., quote-unquote military, is going to be the post-72-hour response. And that is basically the way they have played this. They have used special operations as an add-on to these terrorists.

1:00:04 And so basically, and I know that is, it sucks and it's going to suck for anybody that's been a special forces. But if you go down to the operations that were part of Operation Condor, like when we were overthrowing the Nicaraguan government, you will find that the initial chaos was created by the Operation Gladio and CIA. And then you have these bases that were set up where,

1:00:34 the special forces are there in many times they're part of the training cadre for the forces as they you know send them into the the meat grinder um or whatever event they're in and i i honestly because the intelligence comes from the cia

1:00:57 Many of the people that I've talked to, especially the ones that were involved in that were like in El Salvador, I've talked to two people specifically that were part of the operation to overthrow the Sandinista government that were in Nicaragua or in El Salvador to overthrow Nicaragua. And they all say unequivocally that as special forces, they were told.

1:01:26 that the entire Sandinista apparatus was communist. There was not even any questions, not kind of communist, not socialist lie, not anything. They were diehard communist. And if they didn't get killed or taken out, that it was going to be another Cuba in our backyard. And that's a flat out lie. The same thing is true.

1:01:57 about chile i've read actual accounts i've never talked to anybody that was involved in that operation but there are accounts of military people that were inserted into that operation and they all say their prep intel was that alinde is a communist and so when you're doing that and you're skewing intelligence briefings to

1:02:25 comply with the NSC 5412. In addition, you are briefing the military augmentation that is going to assist in these operations. You are flat out lying to them. And then I'll just close on this. So having learned everything that I just said, if you knew nothing else about Operation Gladio, you cannot tell me one single

1:02:56 person that the cia is not corrupt as hell you just can't do it um do you have anything to add to that bridget you get overwhelmed with this and this and this now our government is not corrupt our people are corrupt organizations working outside of our government to influence and control and attempt to take it over yes but i just don't want anybody to get with how evil and how

1:03:41 Well, let me add to that. Just to show you how important what I just read is and know that all of the shit is coming out of this area, the National Security Council, that is exactly why they set up General Flynn. General Flynn was going to be over the National Security Council as the National Security Advisor. He would have been running this.

1:04:16 He would have seen all of this as it's currently written today. They could not have a good guy in charge of this operation because this operation would have stopped. So SRC, yeah, yeah. So there is hope. You know, they basically exposed themselves by taking him out. They are all saying, everybody.

1:04:45 that set General Flynn up, is saying they want to continue Operation Gladio. That's exactly what they said by doing that. SR-71? Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody here for showing up and attending. We really appreciate it. What I really want to say about this particular session is if there's any doubt, I posted a link to the exact directive that the Colonel was reading from. This is directed from...

1:05:24 Here in the United States, it gives the CIA the ability to do any damn thing they want without consequence. All they have to say is, I'm sorry, it's against our interests. Looks like I got lost. No, you're there. You're good. That directive alone is enough to show every American the backside of what we are. And that's heartbreaking.

1:06:01 Yeah. Yeah, thank you. All along? Okay, Colonel, you mentioned earlier the year 1953 as being a key shift whereby psychological warfare, which had previously been handled independently and separately of covert action, was now kind of mixed into the covert action.

1:06:30 You mentioned earlier, I noticed you started a thread on this book, Total Cold War by Kenneth Osgood. And I really strongly recommend that one for everybody, either your thread on that or to get the book. It's almost like a coffee table book because it's so referential for all of this really fuzzed up period of the 1950s of CIA history.

1:06:58 Most people never hear anything about it. And to me, that core 1950s period of CIA history is the essence of so much of misunderstanding right now, because it's where, as you suggest, and as SR-71 suggested, the CIA just got an entirely new level of carte blanche to do whatever the heck they wanted, as it were.

1:07:25 And it's just misunderstood up to Jesus. So as far as Osgood points out, you know, the part about mixing the psychological warfare and the covert action together is goes with the creation of the OCD in September 2nd, 1953. And that is, you know, the all important.

1:07:56 dude cd jackson of time incorporated and cia who earlier had rose to providence as literally the world's leading authority in psychological warfare that was a worldwide reputation from what he did in the incredibly dicey landing in north africa with general eisenhower which like this is one of the things his relationship with eisenhower that gave him so much sway so um

1:08:26 At the same time, William Pauly, as you mentioned, is also, you know, gaining incredible new leeway in 1953 at the same time as C.D. Jackson becomes head of the OCB. So I think it's really kind of important, especially to follow these two guys, if possible, the timeline, parallel timelines of William Pauly and C.D. Jackson. Their jobs are different, but they're parallel.

1:08:55 and join together at key moments in particular um cutting the polybayo mission or the bayo poly mission as it's sometimes called i know you've referenced this elsewhere in some of your um of your um spaces okay that again is late 1963 and it's it's technically a private mission right it's funded by um

1:09:25 Pauly, but look who is on board of that Pauly Baio mission is none other than a Time Incorporated photographer who actually plays a very key role in the mediation of the Kennedy assassination through Time Incorporated. The same Time Incorporated who purchases the Zapruder film on November 24th.

1:09:53 November 25th, there are two separate contracts, one for the stills and the other for the film version, 1963. And so you have C.D. Jackson is gaining control of the Zapruder film on that weekend of the assassination. And none other than this guy, Richard Billings, his son-in-law, working for Time Incorporated, is on the Bayo Pauly mission.

1:10:23 that, again, is trying to push the envelope and set up and provoke JFK into another Cuba confrontation along the lines of, oh, there's still Russian missiles in Cuba, right? So we see these two characters just get incredible sway in 1953. JFK ended the OCB in February 1961.

1:10:52 Later in the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion, there is some reference to that in the media excuse-making about what went wrong. In other words, a lot of the internalized shenanigans of the National Security Council that had been given freer range under the OCB. In other words, the OCB was post-approval. After policy was approved, their job was to implement the policies in the different branches of the executive.

1:11:21 branch, all 12 departments, right? There was a lot of leeway there because it was post-approval. They didn't have to go back to the president to sign them. And it's things that perhaps implementing the policy in the Pentagon and say, for example, the Department of Agriculture could look very different, but it's all done post-approval. There's a lot of leeway there that JFK ended. And again, these two characters are coming together again in the Bay of Poly mission.

1:11:50 Also, Richard Billings, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe he's actually the son-in-law of C.D. Jackson, if you can believe this. Please don't trust me on this, but they're definitely related. But both of them are in Dallas arranging the provenance of the Zapruder film, The Weekend of the Assassination. And of course, Time Incorporated and CIA had exclusive control of that, with one exception of the...

1:12:19 utterly cia rigged um okay let me let me yeah all of those are excellent points let me let me um go back and add something um to what you're saying um i mentioned at the beginning of this chapter that you had um do little working with a consultant in order to come up with this whole monstrosity um

1:12:49 and the merger of the two the adding of psychological operations the guy that do little um wanted um to go on the meetings over to the cia and to go on the trips over to western europe with him was the guy i mentioned his name jay patrick coin c-o-y-n-e there are memorandums and i'll try to get these out later but there's memorandums he actually

1:13:19 is in JFK's White House staff. There's memorandums of him signing things to, for example, one of them is a memorandum to Mr. McGeorge Bundy in order to give a copy of something to McNamara for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that was dated.

1:13:46 in early 1961, which would have been right after JFK took office, to set up the Department of Intelligence, the Defense Intelligence Agency, DIA. And that memorandum is signed by that J. Patrick Coyne. So this is not just your random consultant. This is a guy that was intimately involved, but there's very little that you can find on him other than

1:14:15 you know documents that he um happened to sign that have been made um a matter of an archive somewhere you don't see you know like a wikipedia page um at least i didn't find one um and um he is not well known but he played a a huge role in the formation of all of this stuff that we're talking about um money penny go ahead okay if i could just add one short

1:14:45 thing before and i promise to shut up all along you do not do anything short come on go ahead okay so if um the parallel timelines that i think is worth making on these guys are um cd jackson and paulie the the missing space for me at least is like from 55 to 60 there's very little you see on that so if if people see anything i think it's very useful to look at that

1:15:16 because the thing is that nelson rockefeller becomes um take cd jackson's job in 54 55 and who knows what happens there because that could you know you're not messing with the rockefeller okay so that could explain why there's we seem to know less about between 55 and 60. good point all right money penny go ahead wow this is always quite devastating and shocking

1:15:47 But being British, I mean, the British, particularly London, has got enough fault. But I always kind of think that my criticism of the US militarily is too harsh. But when I listen to this, I question whether it's not harsh enough. But it's not the military per se. It is the intel agencies and perhaps even, I don't know, people that move above that level.

1:16:15 I will say that you spoke about the CIA in depth and, you know, some very concerning circumstances. And just yesterday, for the last 48 hours, I watched back to back the most incredible documentary across five series with Colin Firth in about Lockerbie. If any American does not know the absolute devastation to the UK, it was like 9-11.

1:16:45 That level of devastation. I'm not Scottish. My father lives where Lockerbie is very close to it. That's where he was born. And I'd never seen the whole thing. And the whole thing was a horrible, horrible chase for all the parents and loved ones of those 200 people that died on that Pan Am plane until the very end when some clever guy realized it wasn't anything.

1:17:14 that everybody around it had followed, because the CIA had just done a massive back payment with Iran. It was all blamed on Libya, and it was all fake, and it deceived right until the end, and a lot of people still aren't aware of it, every single person that mourned for those people. The United States totally tore us apart, and I just think it's unbelievable it still goes on.

1:17:42 but money penny let me let me um correct you in just one way um i focus on the cia because i'm american all of these operations to include lockerby by the way is ran out of nato nato of which obviously mi6 is part of um the german b d the turkish all of the organizations that are in um nato um are in on this all of them and they're all all in on all of it

1:18:10 They do this collectively. There is two organizations inside of NATO. One of them is called the CPC, which is the Clandestine Planning Committee. And one of them is called the Allied Clandestine Committee. And the Allied Clandestine Committee reports to the CPC.

1:18:29 And that all came out as part of the Italian 1990 revelations when Operation Gladio was exposed originally. And all of these, they still have meetings, by the way. You can still find documents about stay behind. As a matter of fact, about nine months ago, I filmed one of the most incredible documents on the NATO's website where...

1:18:57 One of the SOCOM special operations guys over in MacDill, he's at, they have like a special operations academy, like a school that talks about, you know, principles and, you know, the history of special operations and blah, blah, blah. There is a professor slash PhD retired colonel, former special operations guy that wrote a long ass paper.

1:19:27 that talks about how he glorifies these stay behind units, calling them stay behind units. And his only problem that he's ever had with them is that they were kept secret, that we should do them in every NATO country out loud, that we should have them embedded in like militias in all of the different areas of the country.

1:19:57 um not for everyone to know just to know we have them as an added um uh defense if you will against anybody ever coming ashore um to basically terrorize anybody they wouldn't know where they were necessarily they just know that we have them and so he is actively advocating

1:20:22 that they be brought out of the closet and people know. Now, whether or not he knows what they were actually used for or not, I don't know. I didn't ever get to talk to the guy. I did contact him. I never heard back from him, not surprisingly. But if you actually heard about them and you only heard about them in the context of what their original public purpose was, which was basically to rise up.

1:20:51 um, against any, you know, um, insurgent, um, uh, operation that was coming into the country. Well, God knows if we had them here, um, maybe some, I'm not even gonna say that, nevermind. Um, but so I'm very careful when I think about the military and what they know and don't know only because I was in it and I didn't know any of this stuff.

1:21:21 And so if you are still in the military and you find out that one of the actual, oh, and by the way, I don't know if you guys caught it on the big space that they had night before last. Did you catch the part where they were saying that the guy was part of the Jedberg unit in special operations at Fort Bragg? I don't know if you guys caught that. The Jedbergs is.

1:21:50 what Churchill called their original stay behind units in Britain. And the fact and again, the Jedburgh people, trained people were basically used abroad in Operation Gladio missions. They were basically the people that the Brits because

1:22:17 You had to sign a secret agreement to be in NATO to say that you were setting up these units. So all of them have them. I've told you unequivocally that the Brigade 2506, the Cuban exiles, were part of our Gladio facilities. They were deployed around the world as assassins and other Operation Gladio activities. Britain has them. Okay.

1:22:46 Sorry, I put you back now. Apologies about that. I'm going to try and correct you. And I know that's something you would dare do. No, I'm open to anything that you want to add. No, go ahead. OK, so Lockerbie was not connected to NATO. It was simply because an American warship was attacked by Palestine. And it was America's decision that Iran.

1:23:14 were the people behind blowing up the Pan Am aircraft and America took a bomb. This is according to this very index documentary and also some news reports. So, Moneypenny, you misunderstood. It wasn't Libya at all. I know it had nothing to do with Libya. You misunderstood what I was saying. I'm not talking about Lockerbie per se. When you were mentioning the fact that it's the CIA, I'm saying that generically, not Lockerbie specific.

1:23:44 That at these planning meetings. I think I've lost you again. Apologies. I was talking about Lockerbie. Yes, I know you were. But when they do these things, if the CIA is doing something and it's America doing it, when they have these meetings in NATO, they normally will tell everybody so they all know that they're going to happen, whether it's Lockerbie or MH17 or whatever.

1:24:14 They use those meetings as a coordinating capability to because you can't have you can't have this happen in a foreign country. And then the foreign country exposed that it's a CIA operation. They have to know ahead of time that it's going to happen in order for them to be part of the cover up.

1:24:42 I don't believe, based on any of the research that I've done, that any of these things are not briefed at these quarterly meetings. Now, do they have some on the fly that they would like coordinate with over secured encrypted communications? Possibly. But generally speaking, these are coordinated well ahead of time.

1:25:10 Because, again, if somebody is going to go do a terror event, whether it's the Spanish rail cars and it's part of this operation, the disco bombings in Germany, the train blowing up in Italy, those were all done for specific reasons. And if they're using outside people like the guy, they use the Turkish gray wolf to come in and attempted assassination of the pope.

1:25:40 When that begins to be investigated, they were trying to not reveal the fact that it was a Turkish gray wolf guy that did it. And if in Italy, the guys in the P2 slash CIFAR, all of the apparatuses that were ensnared in Operation Gladio, if they didn't know.

1:26:05 that that was going to happen and they honestly did an investigation they would have found out right away that that guy was a gray wolf it was everywhere they all knew and then so once they have to basically pretend like they're covering that up like we don't know who that guy is oh my god somebody came and did this um who is that guy they knew who he was and it later came out that they knew who he was

1:26:30 When they finally named who he was and what his association was with the Operation Gladio Gray Wolf in Turkey. So I'm just trying to make the point that generally speaking, that will not include everything. Generally speaking, the other NATO countries and NATO allied countries do know these things.

1:26:55 If they don't know ahead of time, they know after because they don't want the investigation to reveal the truth. So I hope that makes sense. Carrie, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. Sorry. Sorry. Sickle is awful. Yeah. Someone was assassinated on the left of the Scotland. That was that was serious. Anyway, I can't remember who that is. I have time to look it up, but I can.

1:27:34 Posted later, they were burying some data. Yes, that's in the program. But back to the subject you were covering, Colonel. Thank you so much for bridging the gap between the term or the label communism and terrorism. That is super. That's great work.

1:28:05 As I was on Wall Street, we were labeled terrorists on a phone call that Obama had. Labeled terrorists by the FBI on a phone call that Obama had that we got someone legit. He had a phone call with all the mayors of like the places where Pied Piper was big.

1:28:37 in the country and basically was telling all the mayors to shut it down now. And on that phone call, an FBI person stated that we were terrorists. And they, you know, they've had snipers in Texas pointing at the heads of the quote unquote leaders. We didn't have leaders, but anyway, all of this.

1:29:11 to say what's my point why am i bringing it up um they um first of all to thank you for bridging the gap but also um i just want to say that you know they did all of that stuff to us they um they broke us you know apart um and made us look bad to people

1:29:45 But I just want to, I'm coming back to the Bridget comment that, you know, we have to have hope. But I go further that we, and this comes from directly from Nietzsche, that hope is bullshit and we have to have faith and not hand ourselves over to these, whatever they are, manipulators.

1:30:13 And they aren't all powerful, you know. They're not. And I know that Bridget believes that as well. No, I know Bridget is beyond perfect, actually. But I'm just using it as a screen board because I've run into that a lot. Yeah. Velocity. Yeah. All right. Parson, go ahead.

1:30:41 Well, thanks for having me up, and I thoroughly enjoyed this. I mean, I don't want to say I just got confirmation bias, but I think a lot of the things that you discussed on my original account, especially with the Dulles brothers, I pinned a whole bunch of information on that. And I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. We see a lot of free agency in the CIA.

1:31:11 and i'll give you i'll pay you a real example um the agent in charge of the tehran uh embassy uh back in i think it would have been 50 or 49 he was trying to run a coup against the democratically elected uh left leader of iran and he couldn't he couldn't get it done and it continued to fail and he just so happened to be

1:31:41 outside of Iran at the time, and he bumped into Schwarzkopf's father, and he was discussing the issue. In the meantime, this would have had to have been in 51 and 52. So are you talking about the overthrow of Mosaddegh? Yeah, but what I'm really trying to talk about is how this becomes free agency, because Eisenhower comes in. Truman finds out about this attempted coup, and he tells the guy, stop.

1:32:09 We're not going to involve ourselves in this. And then the head of the CIA for Tehran bumps into Svorskov's father and tells him what he was trying to do. And Svorskov's father explains to him, well, you want to overthrow him. This is how you do it. And basically it was about creating riots by using Mosvich's supporters. And that was the ultimate bring down.

1:32:39 But at the same time, this guy was told to not do it. And yet he proceeded. Parson, that's not true. As a matter of fact, the very beginning of this book, we've already went through that. I've got like three or four different books on the overthrow of Mosaday. That absolutely is not true. Kermit Roosevelt was dispatched on that mission to do that. He didn't just have, as a matter of fact.

1:33:09 That wasn't even the first attempted overthrow. The British tried to overthrow Mossadegh because they nationalized the Arab oil, the whatever it was called, the oil company that eventually became BP. And they failed so miserably in trying to overthrow Mossadegh that he closed the embassy and kicked them out of the country. They contacted Truman.

1:33:37 in order to have the CIA do that. Truman and the CIA sent Kermit to meet with the people in London. They had planning meetings. He didn't just meet somebody and happen to decide to do that on his own. That was all planned. I'm not saying that he met somebody and decided, let's follow. And I can bring some historical documents. Yes, in the beginning, Truman did look at it.

1:34:07 But Truman told him not to follow. And it was failing. And as it was failing, he told him to stop. And this time was taking place right at the time that Eisenhower had already been elected. And Eisenhower, going forward, would have supported it and did support the overthrow. Absolutely. But there's some additional information. I'll get you a great lecture on this.

1:34:36 by a very esteemed historian um and uh he gets very detailed he gets down into the deep minutia there's so many things going so many moving parts well if he's if he's telling if he's telling us that kermit just um coincidentally had all of these resources um and did this on his own um again i i've got

1:35:01 book after book after book of esteemed historians documenting not just Kermit. There were other U.S. operatives in Iran at the time, to include the ambassador, by the way, that were all in on it. This was a very well-planned coup where they had dispatched people to talk to the Shah. There was a meeting, as a matter of fact, we went over it two days ago, a meeting of the Shah's sister with

1:35:31 Alan Dulles in Switzerland as part of the planning for the overthrow. This was a very well-coordinated thing. And I'm very familiar with... It was, it was, but yet... No, no, no. They overthrew most of it. It didn't fail. Oh, no, they eventually did. But everything leading up... I think...

1:36:01 I know we're connecting dots here, but this is probably some additional information. And I'll get you. I'll get you this information. But they literally did fail. No, they did not. As a matter of fact, Roosevelt, when he was leading and he had convinced some military personnel to run the coup, what happened to them? The president invited them into the palace and they were all immediately.

1:36:30 arrested and executed meanwhile roosevelt who was outside went running down the street now roosevelt eventually overthrow him yes he did but i think i think we're talking on different timelines roosevelt was responsible for the the actual um coup that was successful

1:36:51 And yes, Major General Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. was playing a part in the entire thing because he set up and trained the SAVAK, which was an intricate part of the entire operation. You know, and again, I'll get you this additional information. And what I'm really trying to drive at is your fear that in our talk in 2025, and we look at what's happened just in the last few years.

1:37:32 that we have a very rogue intelligence network out there. And it's hard not to fear that we have built a creature that is moving on its own accord. It has developed means of creating revenue to run apps. You were talking about it the other day in MySpace. And this is something I think we all commonly know by now. Most people are alert to this.

1:38:02 This is just what we know. What are the things that we don't know? And we know the level of, you know, just absolute insanity that these agencies are willing to go to get their way or to achieve this goal. And it just seems to me that, you know, what I'm also driving at is I think the agencies need to be collapsed. We definitely agree on that.

1:38:32 yeah exactly i mean let's you know we can all come together on on this reality and the other reality that i think is really stark and you talked about this a little in general you were talking about general themes especially early in when you started your space about how weak china and russia or or the soviet union where they were extremely weak um and and it beat down you know populations devastated

1:39:02 so what you know their cities were devastated um but at the same point you know it the the reality of it was and it's something a mantra i get let's win through you know winning the competition of ideas and we'd won the competition of ideas in the 80s and 90s so much so much so that we didn't realize we were creating the downfall of the soviet and communist system

1:39:30 And truth in the fact that we were winning that argument is look at how much China changed in the 80s and 90s. I mean, if you really compare China today versus China when we were in the late 60s and early 70s or before, it's night and day. And I think the battle we need to be fighting.

1:39:58 is the battle of ideas. You know, nothing's good or bad to us compared to something else. We need to give the world something to compare to, but we also have to be able to receive what other things are successful from other societies. The problem with that, Parson, the problem with that is that doesn't make anybody any money. The CIA is the paramilitary organization supporting an international syndicate that is made up of bankers and military industrial complex.

1:40:28 they are going to use the CIA paramilitary capability to orchestrate their strategy of tension in order to make them money. So I agree with you in theory, but until the CIA is completely dismantled and they have no ability to do it any other way, we will never get to the point where, as a matter of fact, I would argue this.

1:40:53 all of the research that I've done over the last two years into this particular subject, because I am singly focused on this topic until we get this exposed. I would go so far as to say, not only were China and the Soviet Union devastated after World War II, it is this constant giving them customers.

1:41:22 over the next 30 years by the strong-arm paramilitary gladio operations of going in and overthrowing duly elected countries like we did in the Congo. So Patrice Lumumba did not turn to the Soviet Union until...

1:41:43 He was ostracized by Eisenhower and embarrassed by Vice President Nixon and told to pay on sand when he came to the United States to try to renegotiate the concession that the United States had to buy 100% of their uranium. Lumumba wanted dissent to give all of the uranium, sell it to the United States, but he wanted the Belgium.

1:42:10 um company that was basically getting the lion's share of the profits out of that since they were quote-unquote free instead we send otto scorzini and a slew of cia people in there to overthrow lumumba's government and convince the corrupt president to fire the prime minister which according to their constitution they had no authority to do so all of that happens and lumumba is cut off

1:42:38 from the IMF, World Bank, everybody, just like they do in all of these coups, and he's forced to go to the Soviet Union. Well, do you know we've done over 20 of these during that time? So all the CIA was in effect doing was building up the military capacity of the Soviet Union with order after order after order.

1:43:04 from all of these governments who had nowhere else to go to buy arms but the Soviet Union because they're the only ones that didn't give a shit about what the West in NATO said about their being free. So in other words, you have the Soviet Union giving weapons, selling weapons, not giving them to them, to countries in order for them to secure their freedom from an overbearing...

1:43:32 industrial complex in the West that wants to subdue them and keep them as imperial conquest. It's quite mind blowing when you zoom out to the 50,000 foot look and realize we built the Soviet Union industrial complex with these orders from all of these people that we were trying to overthrow. It just, from a military's perspective.

1:43:59 I spent the entire 80s, 90s, and 2000s in the military being brainwashed that the Soviet Union was the boogeyman, all the time not knowing what we had done to equip the boogeyman. It's just dumbfounding to me. 100% agree. And, you know, I've gotten to know the one thing I laughed at about us during our youthful days in school was duck and cover. Yeah. What morons.

1:44:32 I mean, but that goes back to the book today. That is the purpose of psychological operations. They brainwashed an entire generation, like 10 generations actually, of children to fear the Soviet Union. And you still see it today. I just watched a special forces guy who I have the utmost respect for.

1:45:00 kind of dissect the thing that happened out in Las Vegas. And he was dead on until he got to the point where we know it's not China, it has to be Russia. And I just about screamed out loud. I'm like, we are still so freaking brainwashed on this Russia bad thing from all of these years. And it is a psychological operation that was used to

1:45:29 ensure that they had a boogeyman to go off of this strategy of tension concept. And like I said, they just kind of do a pen and ink and add in terrorists. And then you have radical.

1:45:47 um islamic terrorists that we can um target and then oh by the way when we get ready to we're going to target the domestic terrorist which of course when i got off active duty i was labeled as one because i was a veteran with a concealed carry permit and all of a sudden my government is telling me that i have the potential to be a domestic terrorist that i look like one i'm like what the hell are you talking about and that um has been taught to

1:46:14 FBI has been taught to local police, has been taught to the marshals that when you look for somebody, and that's why I think that they are using these military people to perpetuate this domestic terrorist and the potential of all of our military being one of those domestic terrorists. If you are a white male, you have the potential.

1:46:40 I forgot the critical thing, white Christian male, you have the potential according to doctrine that is being taught to our police forces to be a domestic terrorist. And that should be chilling to everybody here because it's just another psychological operation. Just as the radical Islamic terrorists.

1:47:07 And I'm not saying that there's not radical Islamic terrorists. I'm telling you that they were all created by the CIA at CIA training camps, paid for by the CIA in Pakistan and several other countries to include Afghanistan. And they are the ones responsible for ISIS, responsible for the Mujahideen, responsible for Al-Qaeda. They were responsible for all of those Chichikistans that's been funneled through Turkey up into Ukraine that's been launched on Russia.

1:47:37 The network is extensive, and it all comes back to NATO and NATO-aligned countries doing this under the guise of strategy of tension to make their overlords more money to sell more weapons. All along, go ahead. Yeah, Colonel, you're mentioning Russia, you know, as a kind of screaming out point of that guy's presentation just reminds me of, you know,

1:48:08 how significant it is you know the democrats becoming the voice of russiagate right because for so long i mean us older puppies remember that okay mccarthyism right a word we curiously perhaps don't hear very much anymore gee i wonder why the term was associated

1:48:35 for better and worse, and it was kind of misleading to only associate it with the Republicans because it was, to some extent, it was the Democrats as well, but it was associated with Republicans who were always, you know, kind of exaggerating the Soviet threat. It was associated with folks who wanted to do rollback and not just containment, even though we now know those things overlapped, blah, blah. But what's the point? When you get Democrats,

1:49:05 saying that right it's almost twice or three times as bad psychologically because you know for years a certain part of the population were trained to think oh only quote right-wing republicans would be mccarthyite but now oh our defense team our defense lawyers are saying russia did it russia did it russia did it if the propaganda is even worse when the democrats

1:49:35 do this eternal russia gate because it fucks with the idea of the opposite you know it plays upon the propagandistic idea of the opposite on which all key propaganda is based well oh if the democrats are saying it then it must be true because they're our defense team it's worse right i agree it the the the hypocrisy of it is um like over the top

1:50:05 Yeah, I agree. Tim, go ahead. I just want to get your take on the Sean Ryan podcast with the retired war officer that said he had communications with the Tesla Trump Tower by the guy. Was that CIA Gladio? I don't know what that is yet.

1:50:36 What I will say is that I think the win is that they had to come have a podcast because the information that they were putting out on their podcast, well, let me say, they had to have a space. The information that they put out on the podcast that Sean Ryan had with Shu, who I, from my perspective, I don't know him personally.

1:51:05 A lot of respect for him and what he's done for all of the military with regards to COVID. So not a bad thing to say about him. But there was sloppiness in the podcast from a forensic perspective. The outcry post-podcast of the sloppiness in the forensics demanded that they come back into a space.

1:51:35 to lay out how the sloppiness occurred and whether or not they could answer some of the sloppiness. And I think that was a win for everybody. It was a win for them. They were able to come on and clarify some of the questions that people had. They were not able to clarify all of them. And it was a win for us that we are now the sources of demanding legitimate truth.

1:52:05 And you can't snow us anymore. And so I think from all perspectives, the space was a win for all of us. We demanded accountability from someone who wants a position at the table as far as reporting information slash news. And we held them accountable when their information didn't meet our criteria.

1:52:33 You can't get any better than that. I'm sorry. That was huge. I think it's way too early to judge exactly what it is. What it appears to me is that they're creating a narrative to sideline a military capability that's going to be needed in the future. So they are painting the military.

1:53:02 as psychologically degenerate based on whatever, and specifically special forces. And that is usually done if there's something in the offing that is going to require that capability that they are then going to want to use the fact that

1:53:28 You know, they're all psychos there. They blow themselves up. They do all kinds of weird things. Then that would question the use of that capability in a particular upcoming event. So that's kind of my assessment at this point. And that's been a long time running, by the way. These aren't the only two. There's a whole bunch of things that has happened in the special forces community.

1:53:55 Not all of which is known that could be rolled out should a situation happen where they are going to be critically needed and to try to delegitimize them. So, Moneypenny, go ahead. Thanks. Sorry, I've got better reception now. It was awful. I have to apologize. You are amazing what you do. You're absolutely incredible.

1:54:21 So that was interesting what you just said about that Sean podcast, because I have a thought about what I talked to you about last week indirectly about these six black ops sites, UAV connection, all that sort of stuff, which is interesting because the guy who was in the Tesla, who apparently on LinkedIn obviously has UAV qualifications, but somebody said that they dug them out and they weren't as thorough as they should have been.

1:54:45 um but i do still i'm very interested if you do get a chance to look at it at the information from dr stephen greer who's given two interviews one of them on fox news just a couple of days ago saying that this is part of a six-part drip strategy that is going to uh incur more of what we've just seen unfortunately in the run-up to the 20th of january um which is alarming because that means things will probably happen soon if that's the case um but i did want to say um

1:55:14 on the cia and uh the operations we were talking about so the operations you've talked about the operation like lockaby um where possibly not a direct cia operation orchestration manipulation in the beginning inception um certainly was manipulated to the extent that the hundreds of people that died and all their living relatives all the rest of it were completely deceived right up until the bitter end and a financial deal was struck with iran well

1:55:43 very very ironically as you know for the last month's two years in total mh370 has been my biggest investigation and you know that uh on my profile you'll see it i have uh finally got it down to exactly what you say which is a huge amount of money changing hands for some very high end uh in fact the first ever in 2014 uh laser missile guided

1:56:09 um infrastructure weapons um that just required a gyroscopic sensor and some very clever semiconductors and the united states decided to get rid of 20 people on board and the other 250 hands on in order that the united states had the patent on the large technology before china russia and to make sure that 240 people wouldn't know about it and do anything about it it's kind of horrific um but

1:56:39 um not unprecedented and that is what's horrific about it isn't it so a lot could be 200 people mh370 240 people mh17 another 200 people i mean how many people do the us need to get out just to you know to be able to do whatever they're doing and i i want to make sure that everybody understands that the the people that are behind all of this um

1:57:10 They are an international syndicate. The people that orchestrate all of this, it's an international syndicate. The business ties are not just in the US. We learned the whole patent game that they play after, or we learned after World War II, what they were doing during World War I, going into World War II, where they move patents around.

1:57:39 like a lot of them were moved to Sweden and protected there. Some were moved to Switzerland. Some were moved to the United States to protect the IG Farben's and those types of organizations. Now, again, all of those companies are still in existence. Much of what we were able to find as far as

1:58:05 background infrastructure, the eavesdropping program called Crypto AG was a joint venture between the CIA and the German BND. And it was in existence in the immediate aftermath of World War II all the way up until 2020.

1:58:30 Over 120 countries used that for encrypted communications at the government level. And both the Germans and the U.S. had backdoors into that machine. They knew everything. So that's the reason why when you start learning some of these details that I have learned, it's quite staggering. And as far as 200 people, that's a drop in the bucket.

1:58:56 They install a dictator and he kills 100,000. We go into Vietnam and not only basically sacrifice, you know, 50,000 or more of our own people, but you kill, in the case of Cambodia, you know, millions. So them taking down an airplane to

1:59:24 perpetuate whatever it is that they're perpetuating by taking that one airplane down is literally like taking out the trash for them. It is as, it is no, they don't even bat an eyelash at this point, what they've been doing over all of this time. Yes, indeed. So that was three or four aircraft that we know of.

1:59:49 What is most horrendous is taking out its own people, taking out American people. And, you know, I mean, I just find that very, very difficult. I'm not saying that, you know, every CIA agent is a born and bred. Was it white-blooded Christian, you said? You know, I'm sure the CIA have people that work. I mean, I live next to MI6 and MI5 here in the UK, literally around the corner. It's kind of ironic I called Moneypenny because of financial services, but that's why.

2:00:15 I discovered recently my father bugged the Canadian embassy, and he's Scottish, so I'm sure it goes around. I wanted to ask you, Colonel, just very briefly, when I was investigating MH370, I did find a hell of a lot of connection of stuff with Israel. Could you just – I know it goes back a long time. So this is 2014. MH370 was taken out mainly to do with Lars technology, but there was a massive Congress hearing where 238 million –

2:00:42 was signed off as a payment to go to Israel. But as part of that, Israel had to kick back about 150 of it into, well, you know, North and Grunrock, you know, all the, all those sort of American contractors had to get half of the money back that Congress has said they were sending to Israel for defense technology. How on earth does that all get away with? Because I mean, that is all public. So let me just explain.

2:01:11 When Congress authorizes money, they're not actually giving anybody money. There is no money, number one. The amount of aid or whatever is issued from a defense contracting system in contracts. I would say it's probably close to 99% of all.

2:01:41 all ukrainian quote-unquote aid goes to um american um and they may have other branches other places but they go to american contractors in order for them to produce something in order for that something to then be delivered um martin yeah yes contractors have the same shareholders

2:02:08 Yes. Yes. State Street. And what goes under the radar?

2:02:25 is the private equities like the Carlyle Group under the former auspices of George H.W. Bush and Jim Baker and that whole crowd, along with, at the time when the Carlyle Group was set up, most of the corrupt Saudi family was sold a portion of the Carlyle Group.

2:02:54 And the Carlyle Group conveniently bought in minority shares of all of the military industrial complex at the beginning of the 1990s, which we all know what happened during the 1990s, 2000s and on. We've been not that we weren't at perpetual war since the Korean War, but because we have been. But it ramped up. And so.

2:03:22 you have this is literally i'm not even joking so you have the um saudis as a minority owner in the carlisle group who are who is minority owners in all of the military industrial complex the united states government gave taxpayer money to quote unquote saudi in the form of military

2:03:47 So that taxpayer money is actually going to Northrop Drummond, Lockheed, blah, blah, blah. To buy equipment to give to Saudi Arabia. And Saudi Arabia is getting dividends from the military industrial complex through the Carlyle Group. So they're not only getting all of the weapons that we're paying for as taxpayer dollars, they're also getting profit from the production of those weapons.

2:04:16 Because they are part owners of the Carlyle Group, who is part owners of all of those military industrial complexes. So this is so bad on every level. But it is important to understand that most of the money that is appropriated for these war efforts goes to U.S.

2:04:45 companies that pay for the lawmakers' political action funds. So there is an arrangement that has been created through, you know, the quote unquote election reform of McCain and Feinstein, who are two of the

2:05:12 single most corrupt people that's ever served in Congress that allowed these corporations to basically buy politicians. So anyway, it's crazy. Guys, I really got to go. Sorry, Carrie. It's already 10 after six. I appreciate everybody. This was a great conversation. And we will be back tomorrow.

2:05:37 to keep going through this. I'm just, again, I'm fascinated by all of you guys' enthusiasm as we uncover this. I feel like we're an entire team all working together to provide this information that we can share and then go out and talk with everybody else. So I appreciate that. So dang, let's see.

2:06:08 Backdoor Biden. We got some action going on over on Rumble. Thank you very much. I love you guys being over here in the chat on Rumble too. I try to keep my eye on that. Again, I apologize for the rough start today. Thank you for hanging out with us. And we're not going to shut up. We're going to keep going. We're going to keep revealing truth.

2:06:32 Thank you, everybody, for being in here and being part of the solution to revealing all of this truth. And Moneypenny, you're doing awesome work. I read most of the stuff that you sent. It's just amazing. You have done such an amazing amount of work on that aircraft disappearance. If you guys are not following her, please go follow her and read the stuff that she's put out. It's simply amazing.

2:07:02 Anyway, thank you guys for being here. I've got to run, um, be back tomorrow and I'm not going to forget to turn off rumble. Oh my gosh. Um, so crazy. I got so excited. My daughter came to see me yesterday. My other daughter who I only get to see once a month on average, um, that I just ran right out of the room when she walked in. So anyway, um, thanks you guys for being here, um, and being patient, um, and kind of being my go-to, um,

2:07:34 barometer rescue place from X because it's a piece of crap. Thank you guys. See you tomorrow.

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Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 9:24

“kind of the rest of the story, if you will. So this one starts off talking about how both President Truman and President Eisenhower took a very active role, both in policy and training and funding and…”

Harry S. Truman funded Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 9:24

Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed James Doolittle book_quoted ▶ 14:02

“Eisenhower sets up the approval to do it, and they do it supposedly, quote unquote, without his knowledge, but his lack of knowledge is built into the plausible deniability. So that doesn't mean he di…”

James Doolittle member_of William J. Donovan book_quoted ▶ 15:24

“Doolittle got his basic instructions in a conversation with Ike in early July, then sat down with William Frank, F-R-A-N-K-E, Morris Hadley, and you're never going to believe who the fourth person was…”

William J. Donovan funded Flying Tigers book_quoted ▶ 16:05

“Oh my God. That's all I can say. If you guys are new, William Polly is like the ultimate CIA guy that was never affiliated with the CIA and was 100% CIA his entire life. He shows up and he's the guy t…”

William J. Donovan supplied_arms_to Chiang Kai-shek book_quoted ▶ 16:33

“He had the Curtis franchise in Southeast Asia. He basically built Chiang Kai-shek's air force. He was a multi, multi, multimillionaire who died under mysterious circumstances. And he is also the one t…”

William J. Donovan did_business_with Cuba book_quoted ▶ 17:30

“He owned all of the busing transportation in Cuba on the island before Castro took over. He owned multiple sugar plantations and was one of the most pissed off guys because many of those organizations…”

James Doolittle member_of J. Patrick Coyne book_quoted ▶ 19:54

“By July 29th, a staff had assembled and reviewed much of what was going on. And as far as the briefings part goes. After meetings with both Dulles and Wisner, Doolittle and consultant J. Patrick Coyne…”

James Doolittle exposed Allen Dulles book_quoted ▶ 23:48

“Doolittle reported back to Ike in person on the 19th of October that his study was in no sense a whitewash of a constructive criticism of the CIA. He thought Dulles' basic problem was organizational. …”

Walter Bedell Smith exposed Allen Dulles book_quoted ▶ 24:16

“Doolittle cited their mutual comrade, Walter Bedell Smith, who had said at one time that Allen was too emotional to be in the critical spot as director and that his emotionalism was far worse when it …”

Allen Dulles worked_at Sullivan & Cromwell book_quoted ▶ 25:11

“and throughout the world and where did he get those contacts well he got those contacts from his family he got those contacts from working at um Sullivan and Cromwell um as the law firm that went arou…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Allen Dulles book_quoted ▶ 25:39

“He started talking about the fact that he thought it was odd that the Secretary of State and the DCI, the Director of Central Intelligence, were related and that that was awkward. And Eisenhower resis…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower founded Operations Coordination Board book_quoted ▶ 27:13

“which created basically just another version of an overarching panel to do the same thing that Truman eliminated. Well, that Eisenhower eliminated of Truman's. This one was going to be called the Oper…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower founded Planning Coordination Group book_quoted ▶ 27:43

“specifically on implementation of covert operations and the melding of all of it together. The OCB was really a rather junior group to be making decisions of, you know, taking out presidents and shit.…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower founded 5412 Group book_quoted ▶ 28:36

“in its statement of the CIA's responsibility to seek approval for operations. The agency interpreted this to mean that not all elements of a plan had to be briefed to anybody because they didn't have …”

Reinhard Gehlen headed BND host_asserted ▶ 35:03

“to create so they have um although they were they ended up not being very effective the stay behind units that hitler um in uh reinhard galen who by the way is in charge right now during this time he …”

BND operated_in Hungary host_asserted ▶ 35:30

“occupation of Eastern Europe where, you know, Romania, Hungary, Ukraine, all of those. So they planted stay behind unit. They trained rebels. They armed them while it was the Nazis that were pushing i…”

BND operated_in Ukraine host_asserted ▶ 35:30

BND operated_in Romania host_asserted ▶ 35:30

CIA carried_out_attack Italy host_asserted ▶ 37:28

“about our history that no one knows all right going on with the memo b is to discredit the prestige and ideology of international communism and reduce the strength of its parties and other elements an…”

CIA carried_out_attack United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 37:28

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Salvador Allende host_asserted ▶ 38:49

“counter any threat of a party or individual directly or indirectly responsive to communist control. Now, let me tell you how they use C. When Allende in Chile was attacked and we blockade his country,…”

CIA recruited Michael Flynn host_asserted ▶ 54:26

“I'm not going to make my final assessment. But he started a week ago with his initial story on Substack about the CIA. And he initially in his first post on Substack wrote about the ones that we've al…”

Operation Gladio financed_via Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 55:50

“And you're going to talk about the money laundering aspect that started off with the Vatican, but rolled into BCCI and Nugent Hand. Those are the three things. And you can get into all of the other st…”

Operation Gladio financed_via BCCI host_asserted ▶ 55:50

Operation Gladio financed_via Vatican host_asserted ▶ 55:50

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Sandinistas host_asserted ▶ 1:00:57

“Many of the people that I've talked to, especially the ones that were involved in that were like in El Salvador, I've talked to two people specifically that were part of the operation to overthrow the…”

William Casey member_of CIA book_quoted ▶ 1:08:26

“At the same time, William Pauly, as you mentioned, is also, you know, gaining incredible new leeway in 1953 at the same time as C.D. Jackson becomes head of the OCB. So I think it's really kind of imp…”

Time Inc. acquired Zapruder film purchase documented ▶ 1:09:25

“Pauly, but look who is on board of that Pauly Baio mission is none other than a Time Incorporated photographer who actually plays a very key role in the mediation of the Kennedy assassination through …”

Richard Billings member_of Time Inc. host_asserted ▶ 1:09:53

“November 25th, there are two separate contracts, one for the stills and the other for the film version, 1963. And so you have C.D. Jackson is gaining control of the Zapruder film on that weekend of th…”

Richard Billings relationship_with C.D. Jackson host_asserted ▶ 1:11:50

“Also, Richard Billings, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe he's actually the son-in-law of C.D. Jackson, if you can believe this. Please don't trust me on this, but they're definitely related. But…”

J. Patrick Coyne member_of John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:13:19

“is in JFK's White House staff. There's memorandums of him signing things to, for example, one of them is a memorandum to Mr. McGeorge Bundy in order to give a copy of something to McNamara for the cha…”

J. Patrick Coyne appointed Defense Intelligence Agency host_asserted ▶ 1:13:46

“in early 1961, which would have been right after JFK took office, to set up the Department of Intelligence, the Defense Intelligence Agency, DIA. And that memorandum is signed by that J. Patrick Coyne…”

Nelson Rockefeller succeeded C.D. Jackson host_asserted ▶ 1:15:16

“because the thing is that nelson rockefeller becomes um take cd jackson's job in 54 55 and who knows what happens there because that could you know you're not messing with the rockefeller okay so that…”

Allied Clandestine Committee member_of Western Union Clandestine Committee host_asserted ▶ 1:18:10

“They do this collectively. There is two organizations inside of NATO. One of them is called the CPC, which is the Clandestine Planning Committee. And one of them is called the Allied Clandestine Commi…”

Allied Clandestine Committee member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:18:10

Operation Gladio exposed Italian stay-beat revelations documented ▶ 1:18:29

“And that all came out as part of the Italian 1990 revelations when Operation Gladio was exposed originally. And all of these, they still have meetings, by the way. You can still find documents about s…”

Jedburghs carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:21:50

“what Churchill called their original stay behind units in Britain. And the fact and again, the Jedburgh people, trained people were basically used abroad in Operation Gladio missions. They were basica…”

Brigade 2506 member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:22:17

“You had to sign a secret agreement to be in NATO to say that you were setting up these units. So all of them have them. I've told you unequivocally that the Brigade 2506, the Cuban exiles, were part o…”

Grey Wolves carried_out_attack John Paul II assassination attempt host_asserted ▶ 1:25:10

“Because, again, if somebody is going to go do a terror event, whether it's the Spanish rail cars and it's part of this operation, the disco bombings in Germany, the train blowing up in Italy, those we…”

Grey Wolves member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:26:30

“When they finally named who he was and what his association was with the Operation Gladio Gray Wolf in Turkey. So I'm just trying to make the point that generally speaking, that will not include every…”

Kermit Roosevelt overthrew Mohammad Mosaddegh host_asserted ▶ 1:32:39

“But at the same time, this guy was told to not do it. And yet he proceeded. Parson, that's not true. As a matter of fact, the very beginning of this book, we've already went through that. I've got lik…”

Allen Dulles did_business_with Mohammad Mosaddegh host_asserted ▶ 1:35:31

“Alan Dulles in Switzerland as part of the planning for the overthrow. This was a very well-coordinated thing. And I'm very familiar with... It was, it was, but yet... No, no, no. They overthrew most o…”

Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. trained SAVAK host_asserted ▶ 1:36:51

“And yes, Major General Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. was playing a part in the entire thing because he set up and trained the SAVAK, which was an intricate part of the entire operation. You know, and again, …”

Dwight D. Eisenhower removed_from_power Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:41:43

“He was ostracized by Eisenhower and embarrassed by Vice President Nixon and told to pay on sand when he came to the United States to try to renegotiate the concession that the United States had to buy…”

Otto Skorzeny carried_out_attack Congo Crisis host_asserted ▶ 1:42:10

“um company that was basically getting the lion's share of the profits out of that since they were quote-unquote free instead we send otto scorzini and a slew of cia people in there to overthrow lumumb…”

United States carried_out_attack MH370 disappearance host_asserted ▶ 1:56:09

“um infrastructure weapons um that just required a gyroscopic sensor and some very clever semiconductors and the united states decided to get rid of 20 people on board and the other 250 hands on in ord…”

United States carried_out_attack MH17 shootdown host_asserted ▶ 1:56:39

“um not unprecedented and that is what's horrific about it isn't it so a lot could be 200 people mh370 240 people mh17 another 200 people i mean how many people do the us need to get out just to you kn…”

BND founded Crypto AG host_asserted ▶ 1:58:05

“background infrastructure, the eavesdropping program called Crypto AG was a joint venture between the CIA and the German BND. And it was in existence in the immediate aftermath of World War II all the…”

United States funded Israel host_asserted ▶ 2:00:15

“I discovered recently my father bugged the Canadian embassy, and he's Scottish, so I'm sure it goes around. I wanted to ask you, Colonel, just very briefly, when I was investigating MH370, I did find …”

Israel paid Northrop Grumman host_asserted ▶ 2:00:42

“was signed off as a payment to go to Israel. But as part of that, Israel had to kick back about 150 of it into, well, you know, North and Grunrock, you know, all the, all those sort of American contra…”

James Baker founded Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 2:02:25

“is the private equities like the Carlyle Group under the former auspices of George H.W. Bush and Jim Baker and that whole crowd, along with, at the time when the Carlyle Group was set up, most of the …”

Saudi Arabia invested_in Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 2:02:25

George H.W. Bush founded Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 2:02:25

Carlyle Group invested_in Lockheed host_asserted ▶ 2:02:54

“And the Carlyle Group conveniently bought in minority shares of all of the military industrial complex at the beginning of the 1990s, which we all know what happened during the 1990s, 2000s and on. We…”

Carlyle Group invested_in Northrop Grumman host_asserted ▶ 2:02:54

United States invested_in Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 2:02:54