OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set, Chapter 10

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0:14 Okay. We're going to do a sound check. Does that sound good, Julie? That sounded okay. And luckily the neighbor's yard guy just finished with the blower. Perfect timing. We're going to, we're going to start the show. We're on chapter 10, who really runs the Middle East terror apparatus. This is a very interesting chapter and I'm going to give you a heads up because it actually.

1:06 chronologically goes backwards. We start off with some talk about the Afghanistan mission, and I do want to share a few points from my own participation in it. And we're going to end up back in the 1930s, late 1800s, and explain the whole dynamics of the Middle East, because it's going to blow your mind. So the author starts off talking about

1:37 the Nixon's war on drugs, which is where we left off last chapter, and how Nixon's war on drugs was actually taking over the French monopoly on the eastern supply of opium and rearranging that drug traffic so that we controlled it. By we, I mean the CIA Gladio apparatus that had been created and managed out of NATO.

2:09 And keep in mind, during this time this was happening, France officially was not in NATO. They didn't rejoin until they went from the 1960s when they kicked NATO out until the early 2000s before they rejoined, maybe 2006 to 9, something in there. So during this time that we were still in their drug trafficking, they were not part of NATO. So all of the planning for that could have occurred without them.

2:39 being privy to the operation. So after 20 years of war, millions of lives lost and trillions of dollars, most people estimated at about $2 trillion. The U.S. scrambled messily to extract itself from an unwinnable quagmire and basically secured nothing and established nothing that would resemble any improvement in the world.

3:11 If anything, they left it more chaotic by leaving the weapons behind because those weapons would not necessarily be used by Afghanistan. They would be sold on the black market, as we've come to find out, which is not unusual. A lot of these wars, both during the wars, like in Ukraine, weapons are siphoned off and sold on the black market. It's almost like the money usury,

3:42 for laundering money that the Vatican had set up where they took 10 to 15 percent of the money. The same thing happens with weapons. Governments host wars for this military-industrial complex, and one of the side benefits is siphoning off weapons as well as money and putting that into black market for their own personal gain. So the Taliban supposed connection

4:13 to this through al-Qaeda and Obama, Osama bin Laden. That was a Freudian slip. According to Scott Ritter, who was the lead analyst for the 7th Marine Amphibious Brigade on the Soviet war in Afghanistan, has stated, quote, the entire Afghan conflict must be examined considering this reality. Everything is a lie. Every battle, every campaign.

4:42 Every contract written and implemented, everything was founded on a lie. Admiral McRaven, when speaking of the operation to kill bin Laden, basically sloughed it off as it was just one of 11 or 12 missions they ran that day. If the entire reason that we were in Afghanistan, supposedly, to get bin Laden, how is that just one of 12 missions you pulled off that day?

5:09 In 2019, McRaven believed that this kind of special operational activity should be continued in Afghanistan for years to come. So much for the U.S. mission in Afghanistan to be get bin Laden. The mission had become death and the careers that were defined by those deaths. He goes on to say the fact.

5:34 is the war in Afghanistan did not need to be fought. We could have ended the threat posed by bin Laden simply by negotiating with the Taliban. In the aftermath of 9-11, providing the evidence we claim to have had, any student of Afghanistan worth their salt knows the fundamental importance of honor that is enshrined in the concept of Pashtunwali, basically their code of ethics, that defines the traditional life.

6:06 style of the Pashtun people. If, as we claim, bin Laden carried out an attack on women and children while he was living under the protection of Pashtun Wali, then he dishonored it and the Pashtun tribes. To clear their honor, they would seek justice. In this case, evict bin Laden and his followers from Afghanistan. Excuse me. In fact, the Taliban made that offer.

6:36 For America, however, this would have been an unsatisfying result. We needed blood, not justice. We sent our troops to Afghanistan to stack up bodies, which they did. We excused this by claiming the Taliban was providing safe haven to bin Laden. It was a lie. So Scott Ritter is a former UN weapons inspector in Iraq in 1991.

7:11 And he was there through 1998. So he was very familiar with all of the positioning. He played a leading role in bringing to the public's attention the lies told to justify the illegal war in Iraq, which was based off of cooked British intelligence on Iraq's purchasing of uranium from Niger. That was a lie, too.

7:48 about $2 trillion. That's only for Afghanistan. That's not the war on terror. I mean, you could probably get up to about $10 trillion if you looked at everything we've done, including all of the crazy crap that we've done inside the United States. So such extravagant spending with really nothing to show for it but the destruction of cities, slaughter of innocents, instability, chaos. You would think the U.S.

8:18 must be a very wealthy country to afford such a budget. However, as we watch our standard of living declines, our drug use increases, and we have a skyrocketing issue of suicide in the United States, all while we're out gallivanting around the world killing people. We find ourselves in these terrible situations, and it's due largely, in fact, to...

8:48 A military industrial complex that's outlining through the Council on Foreign Relations what it is that we're supposed to be doing in the world, not what's in the best interest of the United States. The author says many countries in this region have the boundaries they do and was the originator of the Palestine-Israel conflict because of those boundaries, which we talked a little bit about yesterday.

9:18 It was also the central force behind the creation and funding of Islamic terrorism. And we're going to prove that today. So who's Arab awakening? This is a quote from a guy by the name of George Antonius. The renunciation will not be easy. Jewish hopes have been raised to such a pitch that the non-fulfillment of the Zionist dream of a Jewish state in Palestine will cause intense.

9:50 disillusionment and bitterness he goes on to say a large section of the jewish people cherish the zionist ideal and it would be an act of further cruelty to the jews to disappoint those hopes if there ever if there existed some way of satisfying them that did not involve cruelty to another people but the logic is facts but the logic of facts is

10:22 It shows that no room can be made in Palestine for a second nation except by dislodging or exterminating the nations in possession. So he wrote a book called The Arab Awakening. He graduated from Cambridge University, which we all know is the home of Oxford and the Rhodes Scholars and all the fascists that we've already talked about in England.

10:52 He's pointing out the fallacy well known to everyone at the time that it would be almost impossible to do what they're getting ready to do. Much of what is responsible for the war and havoc in the Middle East today has the British orchestrating the so-called Arab awakening to thank for it. And we're going to reference several times in this part what we talked about in chapter one.

11:26 And that is the Roundtable, the Fabian Society. They're all fascists, to include Churchill, if you haven't caught up. And they're basically creating this pan-Europe, pan-British Empire, pan-America, pan-Asian division of the world, or grouping is a better word for it, of the world.

11:53 which is the precursor to the New World Order. Because once you get them broken into these regional and they have common currency, they have common trade customs, and they set out three identifying same money, same trades, and basically same customs, if you will, then that sets the stage for taking those six semi-autonomous and

12:23 creating a council of those six to run the New World Order. That's basically what they envisioned. They envisioned this as early as the, I mean, it's talked about in 1776 by Adam Weisskopf, but it really started gelling in the mid-1800s. The Fabian Society, the British Roundtable, Chatham House, all of these things, the Committee of 300.

12:52 There's just too many to name, but you get the idea. The driving force is the Council of Foreign Relations and the Royal Institute RIIA, which is their sister organization in the UK. So you have these people. But when they originally set all this up, there was not going to be a pan-Arabic and there wasn't going to be a pan-Africa. Those people were going to be slaves to all of the rest of the people.

13:21 They're going to be the little worker bees that feed everybody else. They're going to supply all of their resources to everybody else. Talk about racist. But that was their envision. So what we find here is very interesting as the background. The First World War was to officially start on July 28, 1914.

13:58 12 to 1913, which was very important because the Balkan Wars, many argue, were from the same people that were on the Allied side, namely France and Britain and Germany, to weaken the Ottoman Empire because the British and the French wanted control of Arabia. So the Ottoman Empire controlled Arabia, all of the Middle East, what we consider the Middle East.

14:28 So you have to get rid of the Ottoman Empire first. And the Balkan Wars in 1912 and 13 were fought to do exactly that. This was all premeditated, planned well in advance. The British were very keen on acquiring what it's all strategic territories with the justification of war gains, which gave you the right to plunder whatever it is that you want. The brilliance of British plan to garner the new territories.

15:00 was not to fight the Ottoman Empire directly. They wanted an internal rebellion. These Arab territories would be encouraged to rebel and supposedly the British was going to oversee their fight for independence. Another lie. Arab territories were thus led to believe they would be fighting for their own freedoms when in fact they were fighting for British and secondarily French colonial interests.

15:30 because they were not going to be free. All of the Arab leaders, to sign on to this idea of rebelling against the Ottoman Empire, there needed to be a viable leader. You always have to have the stooge. So they certainly wouldn't agree to rebel at the behest of England or the guy that basically England had in charge at the time of the Middle East, which is Kitchener, because he had already gained the nickname of Butcher of Sudan.

16:02 He was awful. So while he was the one pulling the strings behind the scenes initially, he could not be the face if they were going to encourage a rebellion within the Arab community. So Kitchener's choice for the Arab leadership was to be the scion of the Hashemite dynasty, Hussein Iqbal Ali.

16:31 known as the Sharif of Mecca. He ruled the region under the Ottoman Sultan. A guy by the name of Charles Hardidge was the British India office, and he disagreed. So now you have the British that occupy Egypt wanting one guy, this Hussein Ibn Ali, and you have the Indian office.

17:03 who wants Abdul Abzid Iqbal Saad, who is the Wasabi practicing Islam leader. So you've got kind of a skirmish going on internally within Britain of who they want to lead the rebellion. Both of them are going to be British stooges. They're both under their thumb. So it's just a matter of which one.

17:30 And the reason why this was so important to Britain is because this is how through the Suez Canal in Egypt, this is how they got to India. That's why this is such a big deal. And all of the natural resources. And this was even before they figured out there's oil there. So Lord Kitchener was overruled. And this starting stating that their intelligence revealed.

18:05 that more Arabs would follow Hussein. So the guy that's in charge of Mecca is going to be the guy that they put in charge of the revolution. So, and just so that y'all also know, at the time, the Ottoman Empire had their caliphate in Turkey. And just to go back a little bit further, the caliphate was created by Muhammad.

18:35 And his descendants, then there was a break in the descendants. There's a controversy. You end up with the Shia sect and the Sunni sect. It basically got kind of regathered when they moved the caliphate to Turkey. And those people that ran the caliphate out of Turkey, as opposed to the Saudi Arabian Peninsula, which is where it had been, were referred to as the Young Turks.

19:07 Since the Young Turks Revolution, which seized the Ottoman government in 1908, Hussein was very aware that his dynasty was in no way guaranteed and that he was open to the British invitation. And his dynasty being, excuse me, being basically the guy in charge of Mecca. Because he didn't really have any other territory or dynasty as we would know it.

19:42 What he was looking for is British's invitation to crown him king of the Arab kingdom. Ketchner wrote to one of Hussein's sons, Abdullah, as reassurance of Britain's support. If the Arab nation assists England in this war that has been forced upon us by Turkey, which is a joke. Turkey's not fighting them. Turkey had just gotten.

20:15 creamed in the Balkan wars. So they're not looking for a war. This is all British and a little bit of French. So what I want to do at this point, I did a diagram because this is going to get a little confusing here. Let me pull this up real quick and get this on the screen. Where did it go? Hold on just a second. Thank kings and kingdoms. All right.

21:03 So I need to go share my screen. This is crazy. All right. So I'm going to blow this up a little bit. So let me get back to y'all and make sure you can see that. All right. Julie, I'm looking for you. Can you see that? Can y'all see the screen? All right. I'm going to go back to it. I'm going to talk us through it through this. All right. So you have Hussein who.

22:19 is the Sharif of Mecca. He wants to reconstitute a caliph, which he gets his butt kicked for doing. And he has two sons. He has Faisal, the king of Iraq, and who gets appointed the king of Iraq, I should say. He has another son, Abdullah I, who gets put in charge of Transjordan and then Jordan. These are all made up, by the way.

22:49 So we make up a country called Iraq. We make up a country called Transjordan and then later on Jordan. And we put fake people in charge of it. Same thing down here. Saudi Arabia ends up being Abdul Saad. He defeats Hussein over Mecca, over the issue of reconstituting the caliph with Hussein in charge of it. So Hussein abdicates Mecca and gets out of Dodge.

23:19 And then that leaves Abdul Saad to become king in 1926 of what we now know to be Saudi Arabia. And this was the Indian, the guy that was from India. This is the British representative in India, I should say. Saad was his choice for being put in charge of this Arab awakening. And the Brits Cairo guy who's in Egypt, Hussein was his guy.

23:47 So we also have a King Farouk in Egypt. So these are all British fascist creations, okay? All of these are fake people, fake kings, not fake people, fake kings in charge of fake countries, all set up by Britain. And that's going to be very, very important to our conversation, okay? So let me go back here and take that out for just a second.

24:18 And I'll bring that back in in a minute. So I think back up so I can see the comments. All right. We're going to press on. So that that gives you an idea of what we're dealing with. She spends a lot of time and a lot of details going over what I just went over very briefly. So I am going to dig in a little bit more. But I just wanted you all to have the big the bottom line up front. Fake royalty, fake countries. So we have Sir Henry.

24:51 McMahon, who is the British High Commissioner to Egypt. And let me also, now that I'm thinking about it, I did one more visual and that's going to be very important too. So this, let me bring my thing back on. This is what we're looking at right now. This is what we're talking about. This is the way the world looked.

25:31 in the 1900s through 1930. I have a different visual for 1930. But you can see here where the Ottoman Empire, this is basically Turkey. We have the Rashtinian, which is basically kind of the Mecca that we know. You have Egypt. You know where the Suez Canal is right here. So there's no Israel. You've got...

26:01 Persia, which is Iran, over here. So I wanted y'all to have an idea of what it looks like and why this is important. Because you see India way over here, and you see how the British over here, if they were going by land, doing anything with Europe, this is the land that they had to go through. That's why all of this is so important. They want to get rid of the Ottoman Empire because it's in their way. Down here,

26:29 They have to go all the way down here to get to India Navy wise. And that's why having control of Egypt was so important with the Suez Canal, because that's that was their livelihood. They made a lot of money out of people in the Mediterranean area getting over to India. There was huge trade. You've got the Silk Road. You have all of this stuff. And that's what's motivating all of these people. Breed and control.

26:58 Okay, so we've got the British High Commissioner in Egypt would have several correspondences with Sharif Hussein between July 1915 and March 1916 to convince Hussein to lead the rebellion for the independence of the Arab states. However, in a private letter to India's Viceroy that was sent in December,

27:28 1915, the same guy expressed a completely different viewpoint of the future of Arabia, contrary to what he had led Sharif Hussein to believe. Quote, I do not take the idea of a future strong, independent, united Arab state too seriously. The conditions of Arabia do not and will not, for a very long time to come, lend itself to such a thing.

27:57 So, again, back to Scott Ritter's point, it's all a lie. Arabia would be subject to Britain's heavy-handed advising in all of its affairs, whether it sought it or not. Sharif Hussein was receiving dispatches issued by the British Cairo office to the effect that the Arabs of Palestine, Syria, and Mesopotamia, which is current-day Iraq, would be given independence guaranteed by Britain.

28:28 if they rose up against the Ottoman Empire. The French viewed Palestine, Libya, Lebanon, sorry, and Syria to be French colonies based on French conquest during the Crusades and their protection of the Catholic population in those regions. Hussein was adamant that Beirut and Aleppo were to be given independence and completely rejected France's presence in Arabia.

28:55 Britain was also not content to give France the concessions that they demanded. Enter Sykes Pico. And we've all heard about Sykes Pico. So the author refers to Sykes Pico as the gentleman's etiquette on backstabbing. And I couldn't have said it better myself. Francis George Pico was sent to negotiate with the British on November 23rd.

29:26 1915. He was chosen for this role due to his outlook of the Syrian party in France, which asserted that Syria and Palestine, which they considered a single country at the time, were French property. Approximately six months later, the top secret terms of the agreement were signed May 16, 1916. The map below, and it talks about, that's why I went ahead and got the map so that you could kind of see.

29:57 how they were carving things up. And it says that Palestine was recognized by neither country. And basically, it would be a possession that they fought for later. So it basically didn't get addressed. 1916, Sir Mark Sykes created the Arab Bureau, whose headquarters would be in Cairo, Egypt. And that's right here.

30:30 So at the time, all of Egypt, all of this area right here is under British control. And he set up a branch of British intelligence under Lord Kitchener, the guy that we refer to as the butcher. Among the notable members of the Arab Bureau were T.E. Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia. The Arab Bureau was to exact British control over Arabia with.

31:06 being stationed in Egypt. The Arab revolt led under the facade of King Hussein was launched in early 1916. The hundreds of thousands of Arabs that the British expected to show up to defeat the Ottoman Empire didn't show up. Instead, British aircraft ships were deployed along with Muslim troops from British Egypt and elsewhere in the empire.

31:36 In other words, the people they already controlled. As the revolt continued to show its weaknesses and lack of support of the Arabs themselves to such a point that British was starting to despair on its success, T.E. Lawrence, who was known as the man with the gold, organized a confederation of Bedouin tribal chiefs to fight alongside British forces in the Palestine and Syria campaigns. The Arab revolt

32:04 in 16 through 1918 had been, to the detriment of the Arab people, a British-led rebellion. The British claimed that their sole interest in this affair was dismantling the Ottoman Empire and that given their word that the Arab territories would be freed and allowed independence. No, they were definitely dismantling the Ottoman Empire, but only to establish a British one. So we know...

32:38 Also, there was a psych pico Russian leak. Now you know why they hate the Russians? That actually revealed exactly what they were planning to do. Once the Arab revolt was quote-unquote won against the Ottoman Empire, instead of the promised Arab independence, the Middle East was carved up into zones of influence under British and French colonial rule. Puppet monarchs were created in the region.

33:07 And they were considered not to be direct colonial subjugations in order to continue the illusion that Arabs were in charge of their own futures in Mecca and Medina. In 1917, Prime Minister Lloyd George, which remember, he's like the king of the fascists, ordered troops from British Egypt to invade Palestine. So much for leaving it a neutral place.

33:38 expressing his wish to General Allenby that Jerusalem be taken by Christmas. Allenby walked into Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate and declared martial law over the entire city. Allenby explained to Pico that Jerusalem would remain under British military administration for some time to come. The British India office invaded Mesopotamia, which is Iraq, and took Baghdad on March 1917.

34:08 The southern province of Basra, largely Shiite, was to be British, while the ancient capital of Baghdad was to fall under some form of British protectorate. After the British conquest of Palestine and Mesopotamia, Syria would be taken by September 1918 by British-led forces, and Damascus would ultimately, after a bit of squabbling, be left under French control or advisory.

34:35 So by 1920, the Treaty of Savarese, which stipulated that Syria and Lebanon were to go to France and that Mesopotamia, Iraq and Palestine would be under British control, with Arabia being officially, quote unquote, independent, but ruled by a British puppet monarch. British also granted continued influence over Egypt, Cyprus and the Persian Gulf Coast.

35:05 basically, it's a British takeover. I mean, yeah, France got a little bit, but basically, it's a British takeover. And these are the same people that are fascists wanting to create a new world order. Faisal, the son of Hussein Ibn Ali, and who had been under the tutelage of T.E. Lawrence for a long time, was proclaimed king of Iraq. And that was only after

35:37 He tried to get to be king of Syria, but the French that remained in Syria kicked him out and said he wouldn't be anything in Syria. So by default, he ends up in Iraq. So he gets crowned Iraq and Hussein's other son, Abdullah I, was established as the emir of Transjordan until the legal...

36:10 mandate, and he became crowned king of Jordan. So they're all just British puppets. In Central Arabia, Hussein Ibn Ali, Sharif of Mecca, and also another puppet leader, claims to be caliph in 1924, and Wahhabi-ite Sa'd rejected that, declared war on him, and defeated the Hashemite.

36:42 Hussein, and he abdicated, as we talked about earlier, and was proclaimed. So then we have Saud, who basically becomes the House of Saud, and that's how we ended up with Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia. So we've got the next section, the fate of Palestine, the Balfour Agreement, and the British fascism.

37:19 And let me go ahead because now we're going to move up to the next chart, which is this one. This is a chart of what starts forming in 1930. So you see we've got Turkey up here. We've got Arabia that we just talked about. You've got Egypt over here, Mesopotamia, which is basically Iraq, and you've got Persia here, which is Iran.

37:50 You've got the Yemen down here. You got Oman down here. And again, these are all just made up countries. OK, so this is what the interim looks like. You'll have Israel eventually up here. You'll have Transjordan in here. So I just wanted to give you all the next iteration of it.

38:19 As we go through here, I think it's probably so you can see how it ends up. This is how it ends up. There's Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Jordan. And then Turkey's up here. So this is how it all ends up. And every single one of these countries is made up. The boundaries. But I did want to point out something.

38:53 Hold on. Let's go back here. Is this the one that had it? One of these that I found. I may have not clipped that one. Yeah, look right here. What's that say? Do you remember what we were talking about yesterday? Look at what used to be in 1930 an actual country. Kurdistan. Mosul. Iraq was down here. Mesopotamia. And what they did.

39:25 was they took this, and you'll see it in the next one, and they gave a chunk of that to Turkey, a chunk of that to Iran, a chunk of that to Iraq, and a chunk of that to what ends up being Syria right here. And that guaranteed them this entire area was going to be under constant war from then on. And they did it on purpose. I want everybody to understand that. They created this mess.

39:56 And then send our sons and daughters to war over the bullshit that they created. OK, that's it in a nutshell. So let me put this one back up so we can finish this section. All right. So while the British was promising Arab rule and independence to the Hashemite Hussein and his sons, the British were simultaneously promising that same territory located in Palestine to the Jews.

40:27 In the Balfour Declaration in November 1917, the following declaration was made. And I want to just go ahead and not read just that one sentence because the actual agreement's in here. And I want you to know just how disingenuous these people were. And I know we've all seen this, but I want it in context for what we're going to discuss. Dear Lord Rothschild, who funded all of the wars, this is his prize.

40:57 pleasure in conveying to you on behalf of his majesty's government the following declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations which has been submitted to and approved by the cabinet. Now keep in mind this is well before World War II. The majesty's government view with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people.

41:31 and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.

42:01 I should be grateful if you would bring this declaration to the knowledge of the Zionist Federation. Let me reread that. It being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine. That's the Balfour Declaration.

42:30 There is a great deal of mystery and speculation as to what British intended in creating the British mandate of Palestine with the signing of the Balfour Declaration one month before General Alibi's march into Palestine. The Balfour Declaration was a public statement issued by the British government under Prime Minister Lloyd George, announcing its support for the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine.

42:59 Lord Walter Rothschild, Lord Author Balfour, Leo Amory, and Lord Alfred Milner were the authors of the Balfour Declaration. Back in Chapter 1, in our first podcast on this book, you will remember that all of those people were fascists. They all belonged to the Roundtable, the Fabian Society.

43:28 and various other openly fascist organizations. Lloyd George was an outright overt supporter of Hitler, ally of Duke of Windsor, and first choice for prime minister of a fascist Britain. Lord Alfred Milner was one of the original five members of Lloyd George's war cabinet and very much set the stage for the worldview of Lloyd George.

43:58 Winston Churchill, Oswald Mosley, all open supporters of fascism. Leo Amri, born to a Jewish Hungarian mother and portrayed as vehemently anti-fascist, was on record supporting Oswald Mosley's controversial speeches that contained the first whisperings of fascism in parliament. Leo's first son, John Amri, despite being of Jewish descent, became an adamant British fascist.

44:28 and Nazi collaborator during World War II. John Amory was the originator of the British Free Corps, a volunteer Waffen SS unit composed of former British and Dominion prisoners of war. John Amory conducted recruitment efforts and made propaganda broadcasts for Germany and gave direct support to Benito Mussolini.

44:57 He was prosecuted by the British authorities. He pleaded guilty to high treason and was sentenced to death seven months after the war ended. He was hung, hanged, in December 1945 at the age of 33. Leo Amory's second son, Julian Amory, was to be a very high-level player within the Gladio network. They're all fascists. Oswald Mosley had kept good relations with the Rothschilds.

45:27 He also was the guy that negotiated Baron Lewis's Rothschild's release when he was held under house arrest by the Austrians, Nazis. It is all rather bizarre that all of the authors of the Balfour Declaration had positive relations with fascist movement in Britain and thus should.

45:55 certainly call into question what the true motive of organizing such an arrangement of Israel in Palestine under false pretenses would be. Britain would receive the mandate over Palestine with the creation of the League of Nations in 1922. Throughout the 20s and 30s, violent confrontation between the Jews and Arabs took place in Palestine, costing thousands of lives. In 1936, a major Arab revolt

46:26 occurred over the course of seven months until diplomatic efforts involving other Arab countries led to a ceasefire. In 1937, the British Royal Commission of Inquiry, headed by William Peel, concluded that Palestine had two distinct societies that were irreconcilable, making it necessary to petition the land. The Arab Higher Committee refused Peel's prescription.

46:55 and the revolt broke out again. Britain responded with a devastatingly heavy hand. Roughly 5,000 more Arabs were killed by the Britain's armed forces. Following the riots, the British mandate government dissolved, and the Arab Hire Committee was declared an illegal body because they gave them the answer they didn't want. In response to the revolt, the British government issued what's called White Paper of 1939.

47:22 which stated the Palestine should be a binational state inhibited by both Arabs and Jews due to the international unpopularity of the mandate, including within Britain itself. It was organized such that the UN would take responsibility for the initiative. And then basically they passed it off. They stood up the state of Israel in 1948 and dissolved the mandate the day before.

47:53 You basically have the create, everybody realized way back when that that was an unworkable situation, what England did. And keep in mind, England had premeditated all of this by being in Egypt. They now control Jordan. They now control Saudi Arabia. They control Iraq, large sections of Syria.

48:23 basically Iran they own India and so it's almost like they're setting up a command post and calling it Israel almost in 1869 this is the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood and this is where this is what I was saying this part's going to blow your mind because you're going to find out how

48:54 The Muslim Brotherhood was created. And you need to apply this exact logic to every single thing you think is a terrorist organization. Because they all, I can't say all, I'm going to say 99% of them, all are under the control of Operation Gladio. They were created by these exact same people using this exact same method. So pay very close attention to this part.

49:23 In 1869, a man by the name of Jamal Adin al-Afghani, the intellectual founder of the Salah Haqiyah, and I'll spell that for you, S-A-L-A-F-I-Y-Y-A movement, went to India, where British-led colonial authorities welcomed him with open arms, escorted him around, put him on an all-expense-paid...

49:50 trip to the Suez Canal. In Cairo, he was given safe haven by the Egyptian Prime Minister, Rayad Pasha, a notorious enemy of the emerging nationalist movement that was going on in Egypt. So Egypt at this point had some internal friction because they were getting sick and tired of being ruled by British. So they have a national element that's kind of rumbling in the background.

50:19 Pasha persuaded Afghani to stay in Egypt and allowed him to take up residence in the Cairo's 900-year-old mosque, considered the center of Islamic learning worldwide. So they bought and paid for their own imam. They put him in the most prestigious mosque in Egypt. And it just so happens that that mosque is located right next to a British...

50:48 military installation and right next to the Suez Canal. So while Egypt was fighting its nationalist fight against the British from 1879 to 1882, Afghani and his chief disciple, Muhammad Abdul, Abda, sorry, traveled together first to Paris and then to Britain. It was in Britain that they would make a proposal to create a, get this word,

51:20 Pan-Islamic alliance. Ding, ding, ding. So while Britain at the time in the late 1800s were not interested in the pan-Islamic idea, this guy is saying, hey, I can deliver you a pan-Islamic alliance via using religion of the Muslim religion and have a seat at the table.

51:52 of your pan dreams. So his idea of a pan-Islamic alliance would be Egypt, Turkey, Persia, which is basically Iran, and Afghanistan against czarist Russia. What Afghani was proposing to the British was that they provide aid and resources to support his formation of his militant Islamic sect.

52:21 that would favor Britain's interest in the Middle East. Afghani was offering to fight Islam with Islam and service the British interest. Having stated in one of his works, we do not cut the head of religion except by the sword of religion. So they were already talking about using the Islamic nations in a fight against Tsarist Russia very early on.

52:56 Man, do they hate Russia. The support Afghani would receive in creating the intellectual foundation for the pan-Islamic movement with Britain, with British patronage. Afghani would therefore enjoy the full support of England with all of the same people, the T.E. Lawrence and a guy by the name of E.G. Brown. All of those people are also involved in the whole fascist.

53:26 organizations of the upper echelon in britain so they would make sure the work of afghani would continue long beyond his death by housing him in his the persian revolution considered an authoritative history at the time from 1870 to the 1890s afghani was supported by britain according to a secret

53:55 that was obtained in the Indian government in their intel services, Afghani was officially offered to go to Egypt by an agent of British intelligence in 1882. In 1888, Abda, the chief disciple of Afghani, would return to Egypt in triumph with the full support and representatives of Britain. He openly...

54:27 casting his lot with Lord Cromer, who was the symbol of British imperialism in Egypt, and not a very popular guy with the nationalists, obviously. Abda was found, along with the help of England's Egyptian pro-consul, Evelyn Baring, who we know of as Lord Cromer. He founded the Salafiyah, which I spelled earlier, movement. Lord Cromer.

55:00 was the scion of the enormously powerful banking family of Baring's Bank, B-A-R-I-N-G-S Bank, because all of this is done for the elite. All of this imperialism was to steal all these people's resources, build railroads, and basically enrich themselves. That's what all of this is about.

55:29 Abda had attached himself to the British rulers of Egypt and created the cornerstone of the Muslim Brotherhood, which dominated the militant Islamic right throughout the 20th century. In 1899, Abda reached the pinnacle of his power and influence and was named the Mafi of Egypt. So this is very important because the Mafi of Egypt basically is.

56:00 the imam, for lack of a better word. And they are financially supported by British. And we're going to go in later on into the Mafia of Jerusalem because I'm writing a paper right now. The Mafia of Jerusalem is an evil, evil guy. And you want to talk about using Gladio units. He basically would sabotage.

56:29 Anything that could have been good for the Arabs that were in Palestine, which turned into Israel, he sabotaged it on behalf of the British because he was on the British payroll the entire time. He basically confiscated money from the business owners, kind of like a mafia guy, as protection money, and then used that money to attack anybody.

57:00 that got in Britain's way. This is pure evil, people. In 1902, Riyadh fell to Iqban Sa'd, and it was during this period that Iqban Sa'd established the fearsome Iqban, translated into brotherhood, from the 1920s onward. The new Saudi state merged its Wahhabi orthodoxy with the Salafiyah movement, which would

57:31 be organized into the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928. So let's stop here. You've got all these fake British-controlled royalty people who all got together and created the Muslim Brotherhood. Let that sink in. So basically, it's the British Muslim Brotherhood. So the first formal treaty between England and Saudi Arabia, which was signed in 1915,

58:11 which bound London and Arabia for years before Saudi Arabia even became a country. It formally recognized Iqbal Saad as the independent ruler of the Najd, N-E-J-D, and its dependencies under British protection. In return, Iqbal Saad undertook to follow British advice. He became a satellite colony of Britain. Harry St. John Bridger Philby.

58:43 a British operative schooled by E.G. Brown and father to the legendary Kim Philby. Oh my gosh, these people. Great Britain's, was Great Britain's liaison to Iqbal Saad. Under the British India office, the friendly rival to the Cairo Arab Bureau office, which was sponsored by T.E. Lawrence of Arabia. In Egypt, 1928, Hassan al-Banti.

59:14 Banna. It's A-L-B-A-N-N-A. A follower of Afghani and Abda founded the Muslim Brotherhood. Albana, Banna, 1928. Now we have the Muslim Brotherhood. Banna's Muslim Brotherhood was established with a grant from England's Suez Canal Company. They bought and paid.

59:47 for the creation of the Muslim Brotherhood. From that point on, British diplomats and intel services, along with the British puppet King Farouk, who is Egypt's king, fake, would use the Muslim Brotherhood against Egypt's nationalists and later against Egyptian President Nasser. Okay? In other words, the Muslim Brotherhood is Britain's gladio unit in Egypt.

1:00:19 Just cut to the chase. To get the Muslim Brotherhood off the ground, the Suez Canal Company helped Banna build the mosque in Ismailia. And that also was near the Suez Canal and the military facilities that British had there. Post-World War I,

1:00:49 England reigned supreme. The flag of Britain's empire was everywhere from the Mediterranean to India. The new generation of kings and postulates ruled over British-dominated colonies, mandates, vassal states, and semi-independent fiefdoms in Egypt, Arabia, Iraq, Transjordan, and Persia. To varying degrees, these monarchies were beholden to London, like almost totally.

1:01:16 In the half century between 1875 and 1925, the building blocks of the militant Islamic right were cemented in places ruled by the British Empire. So now we get to Nasser's fight for Arabs' independence and against basically the British Empire. They've sat down and poached on the Arabian Peninsula. So Nasser.

1:01:47 is a nationalist. He believes that Egypt needs to be free from the overlords of the British Empire. In 1942, and keep in mind, this is in the middle of World War II, the Muslim Brotherhood earned their well-deserved reputation for extremism and violence by establishing a secret apparatus. That was actually the name of it, secret apparatus, an intelligence service and secret terror unit. It's a gladio unit.

1:02:17 This clandestine unit functioned for over 12 years, almost entirely unchecked, assassinating judges, police officers, government officials, and engaging in squad attacks on labor unions and communists. It's a gladio unit. The Muslim Brotherhood worked for the most part in alliance with King Farouk, and thus British, using their clandestine forces on behalf of the British interests.

1:02:47 The entire existence, it would receive political support and money from the Saudi royal family and the Wahhabi establishment. The secret apparatus would be smashed into pieces by Nasser in 1954. The Palestinian War in 1947 through 49, instigated by the United Nations vote to divide the territory of Palestine into Jewish and Arab sovereign states.

1:03:18 A decision that was refused by the Palestinian Arab leaders resulted in the establishment of the State of Israel at the cost of 700,000 displaced Palestinian Arabs and the destruction of most of their urban areas, which, as we all well know, was not supposed to happen. The territories that was under British administration before the war

1:03:43 was divided between the state of Israel, officially formed May 14, 1948, which captured about 78% of it. In opposition to Israel, the Kingdom of Jordan captured and later annexed the West Bank, and Egypt captured the Gaza Strip. With the Arab League establishing the all-Palestine government, which came to an end,

1:04:15 in 1967, when the Gaza Strip, along with the West Bank, was captured by Israel in the Six-Day War. For Arab nationalists, Israel was a symbol of Arab weakness and semi-colonial subjugation, overseen by proxy kings in Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. The Egyptian people were furious over these developments, and the reign of the British puppet

1:04:45 King Farouk, who had done nothing to prevent the dismantling of Palestine, was on very shaky ground. In response to this, Farouk's accord with the Muslim Brotherhood broke down in December 1948. The Egyptian government outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood. Weeks later, a Brotherhood assassin murdered the Prime Minister. Two months later, Banna was assassinated in Cairo.

1:05:16 who was the Muslim Brotherhood founder, by Egyptian secret police. His son-in-law, Syed Ramadan, would emerge as a major leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1950s. In 1952, a group called Free Officers was led by Mohammed Najib and Nasser. They staged a military coup.

1:05:50 against the King Farouk, the free officers, knowing that warrants were going to be issued for their arrest because they were engaged in nationalistic activities, basically created the coup. And for the first time, Cairo was out from under British occupation in over 80 years. The seizure of power by the free officers in Egypt came during an era when entire Arab world

1:06:20 from Morocco to Iraq, was locked in the grip of imperialism. And get these names, because this is important. Morocco, Algeria, Tanzania were French colonies. Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, the UAE, Oman, Yemen were British colonies. Iraq, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia were quote-unquote kingdoms, but still under British control. Egypt,

1:06:49 under King Farouk was politically and economically the center of the Arab world. So now you have the free officers who just took control of the heart of the Middle East. So this had to be terrifying to the British authorities, which I find completely interesting because as this is happening, we're going to talk about.

1:07:24 So that's 1952. It's not the war where Israel attacks Egypt is 1967. So keep that in the back of your mind. Who are they attacking them for? In 1956 and 258, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon underwent rebellions. The Iraq king was toppled. Syria united with Egypt in Nasser's.

1:07:58 united arab republic and now keep in mind we're going to look at this here's syria and they unite with egypt and what's right there in the middle jordan israel and lebanon okay in algeria who were given moral support from cairo they start their revolution and remember in 1962 it's the algerian revolution that

1:08:35 Results in over 20 attempts on Charles de Gaulle's life. And JFK comes out in support of Algerian freedom, which pisses the OAS Gladio unit that is in France. And it's the OAS assassin that was found in Dallas the day JFK was killed that was escorted to the Mexican border.

1:09:04 and let go without questioning. You see how all of this is one big circle? So it's all very, very important that y'all understand how all of these things are tied together. The Middle East search for freedom and to decolonize touched everything in our world. That's why it's so important to understand the history of what is going on back then.

1:09:37 and transfer it to today so you cannot be lied to. Okay, so Nasser has a strategy to basically try to unify the Arab world, which included Algeria. Yemen underwent a Nasser-inspired revolt, triggering a proxy war with Saudi Arabia against Egypt. Because again, Saudi Arabia is under the control of Britain. They don't want Yemen free because Yemen...

1:10:13 is being controlled by Britain and Saudi Arabia. So you have Yemen down here, and they're fighting for their freedom too, and still are today. Nasser's leadership and the inspiration that he stirred were so strong that even in the late 1969, the year before Nasser's death, Libyan King...

1:10:38 was overthrown and Sudan's right-wing regime was eliminated by military leaders loyal to Nasser. So look at this. Here's Sudan and Libya is over here. So you've got his freedom is spreading throughout this entire region. Nasser managed to threaten the very heart of the Anglo-American post-World War II strategy in the Middle East. He understood the vast oil fields in Saudi Arabia.

1:11:09 needed to be under Arab control, that the potential economic boom would be beneficial to all Arabs and should not be siphoned off by British and French colonial forces. Not only was Egypt a military rival to Saudi Arabia, but not only did Cairo clash with Riyadh in a shooting war in Yemen, not only did Nasser inspire Arabs in Saudi Arabia with Republican ideals,

1:11:38 But the Egyptian leader even won over some of Saudi Arabia's royal family. He had a whole group called Free Princes that defected from Saudi Arabia to Egypt. He was a force to be reckoned with. Nasser's leadership was a war between two competing visions for the Middle East, freedom or colonialism. The British and Anglo-Americans wanted Nasser removed, was not...

1:12:08 not because he was a communist, as some allege. It had everything to do with him being a nationalist. And I would argue that we need to go back and look at redefining communism. In most cases, communism is a label that has been placed on it by the West, colonial empires, new world order. Anytime it's somebody that has national interest at heart.

1:12:37 and refuses to be part of their game or their new world order. It was because he refused to obey his foreign controllers and that he was very successful that shadowy actions, uncomfortable close to the light and inspiring loyalty among Arabs outside of Egypt, including those sitting on top of the oil. Nasser might succeed in his plan to unify Egypt and Saudi Arabia, thus creating a major Arab power.

1:13:08 Nasser believed that those oil wells were not only for the government of those territories, but for all Arab people. The monarchies themselves and the artificial borders that demarcated their states were designed by imperialists seeking to build fences around oil wells in the 1920s, and you cannot argue that. Nasser understood that if Cairo and Riyadh were to unite in a common cause for uplifting Arab people, it would create a

1:13:38 vastly new Arab center of gravity with worldwide influence. In 1954, Egypt and the UK had signed an agreement over the Suez Canal, the British military basing rights and basing rights. In 1956, Great Britain, France, and Israel concocted a plot against Egypt aimed at toppling Nasser and seizing control of the Suez Canal.

1:14:07 They enlisted the Muslim Brotherhood. In fact, British went so far as to hold secret meetings with the Muslim Brotherhood in Geneva. According to author Stephen Durrell, two British intelligence agents, Colonel and Julian Amory, yes, of Leo Amory's son, remember his other son was found guilty of treason and hung for supporting Hitler.

1:14:34 helped MI6 organize a clandestine anti-Nasser opposition, another Gladio unit. In fact, Julian Omri would be directly linked to Gladio networks. Surprise! Stephen Durrell's book, MI6, 50 Years of Special Operations, he writes, quote, they, McLean and Omri, also went so far as to make contact in Geneva with members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

1:15:04 Informing only MI6 of this demark, which they kept secret from the rest of the Suez group, which was planning the military operation via its British bases along the Suez Canal. So, according to Stephen Dorrell, the Muslim Brotherhood was a Section D creation. He writes, quote, the Muslim Brotherhood had been founded before the war by members of MI6 pre-war Section D.

1:15:36 Freya Stark, 100% created as a Gladio unit on behalf of the British government. British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, Churchill's hand-picked successor, was violently anti-Nasser all along and considered the British coup in Cairo as early as 1953. So they're signing an agreement with them while planning a coup.

1:16:06 The only political force that could mount a challenge to Nasser was the Muslim Brotherhood, which had hundreds of thousands of followers. Nasser's long proposed showdown with the Muslim Brotherhood occurred in 1954. This was time to add pressure during the rising frustrations concerning the British-Egyptian negotiations around the transfer of the Suez Canal. So you see what's going to happen? They stage platio things to affect political outcomes.

1:16:35 In 1954, Prime Minister Anthony Eden was demanding Nasser's head. He is quoted as saying, what's all this nonsense about isolating Nasser or neutralizing him? As you call it, I want him destroyed. Can't you understand? I want him murdered. And I don't give a damn if there's anarchy and chaos in Egypt.

1:17:02 Frankly, they don't give a damn about anything but themselves. Nasser would not back down. 1954, the Muslim Brotherhood and Nasser went to war, culminating in Nasser's outlawing them as a terrorist group and a spawn of the British government. In October 1954, a Muslim Brotherhood member, Mohammed Abdel Latif, attempted to assassinate Nasser while he was delivering a speech in Alexandria.

1:17:36 which was broadcasting live to the Arab world by radio to celebrate the British military withdrawal from Egypt. Upon return to Cairo, he ordered one of the largest political crackdowns in modern history of Egypt. Arrest of thousands of Muslim Brotherhood members. The decree banning the Muslim Brotherhood organization. The revolution will never allow.

1:18:06 revolutionary corruption to occur in the name of religion. That's a quote from him. In 1967. Now, so get this. Nassar spreading freedom everywhere in the Middle East, right? There's a role going. We got to put this all in perspective. They just shut down the Muslim Brotherhood. They imprisoned members of the Muslim Brotherhood. They decapitated it. It's gone.

1:18:40 1967, there's a six-day war between Israel and the Arab states, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq, which was started by Israel in a coordinated aerial attack on Egypt, eliminating roughly 90% of Egyptian air force that was still on the ground, followed by an aerial attack on Jordan, Syria, and Iraq.

1:19:10 Israel then went on to conduct a ground attack with tanks and infantry, devastating the whole Arab regions. Despite Egypt's disastrous loss to Israel, the people of Egypt refused to accept Nasser's resignation. So basically, he resigns. They won't accept it. He comes back, and he remained president until his death in 1970. At his funeral, over 5 million people came out.

1:19:41 for his funeral. Although Nasser had a devastating loss in battle, the Egyptian people, along with their Arab compatriots, understood the fight for Arab independence was not lost. Nasser would be a catalyst for the Arab revolution for independence, a revolution that remains yet to be finished. Whoa, that's a lot. So let's get back.

1:20:13 To our. So I'm going to put my glasses on here so I can see. What are y'all's thoughts on that? I'd like to hear your thoughts on that. Nothing. Do we have any questions out there? Let's see. We got here. Lucy. I love that name. Every time I see that, I'm going to think of.

1:22:13 Lucky Luciano, the mafia guy. Great screen name. No wondering why they hate Americans. Not at all. I just found it very interesting that basically all of the Middle East is a combination of the fascists in Britain and at the time fascists in France creation.

1:22:43 And it was definitely there for control. And it's a stark depiction of how they created these terrorist organizations. So this is not the only one. It is just a very detailed, well-researched and presented depiction of how they went about doing it.

1:23:16 People are fighting for freedom. They're being suppressed. And it's just startling to me. I can't get over it. And how applicable that all of that is. It's war against peace. That's exactly right. Very good. So, yeah, thanks, Julie, for posting those links.

1:23:51 If we don't have any other questions, I'm going to go ahead and close. But I do. Let me tell you what we're going to be talking about next. Chapter 11 is Nazis, the British and the Middle East. And it basically just kind of takes what we just learned and puts it in the context of what's going on. So I think you're going to find it very interesting.

1:24:21 And we'll be back, I think, tomorrow. And thank you all for being here. I really appreciate it. Let's see. All states in the Middle East are designed to be into constant turmoil. That's exactly right. We talked about that yesterday at some length of how all of the boundaries were developed to cut culturally distinct people.

1:24:48 Into different parts so that there's always going to be wars because it's like mixing water and oil. It doesn't mix. And you can see by the work that was done early on telling them that Palestine divided or Palestine in an integrated fashion was not going to work. If you were going to take that piece of land, there needed to be a carve out for. And we also learned in previous chapters.

1:25:18 that the Jerusalem area around what we refer to as Palestine was not the only option that the Brits were given. But if you understand the motivation of what they were trying to do, it was the most convenient for the Brits to use that because it became, from a fascist standpoint, a strategic high ground.

1:25:48 to launch all of their attacks. So all the time we've been looking at Suez Canal as it related to Egypt and their control over it, when what we should have been looking at is why did they pick Palestine for Israel? And then, and you have to go back and reevaluate all of this initial Israeli military.

1:26:22 operations in light of what we now know. You also have to reevaluate everything that we've been told as a terrorist organization, as a Gladio operation, and ask yourself first and foremost, who was controlling that Gladio unit? Because just because the Muslim Brotherhood being in Egypt does not mean Egypt was in control of the Muslim Brotherhood. They absolutely were not. The Brits were in control of it.

1:26:52 Has that changed? I don't know. But I'm going to argue that this is not isolated. It applies a whole lot of different places. I trained under and served with a later Green Beret. Oh, that's cool. So, yeah. Anyway, that's it for today. Thanks for being here. And I will see y'all tomorrow.

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Operation Gladio operated_in NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:37

“the Nixon's war on drugs, which is where we left off last chapter, and how Nixon's war on drugs was actually taking over the French monopoly on the eastern supply of opium and rearranging that drug tr…”

France member_of NATO documented ▶ 2:09

“And keep in mind, during this time this was happening, France officially was not in NATO. They didn't rejoin until they went from the 1960s when they kicked NATO out until the early 2000s before they …”

United States carried_out_attack Afghanistan documented ▶ 2:39

“being privy to the operation. So after 20 years of war, millions of lives lost and trillions of dollars, most people estimated at about $2 trillion. The U.S. scrambled messily to extract itself from a…”

Scott Ritter member_of 7th Marine Amphibious Brigade documented ▶ 4:13

“to this through al-Qaeda and Obama, Osama bin Laden. That was a Freudian slip. According to Scott Ritter, who was the lead analyst for the 7th Marine Amphibious Brigade on the Soviet war in Afghanista…”

Taliban relationship_with Al Qaeda host_asserted ▶ 4:13

William H. McRaven ordered_assassination_of Osama bin Laden documented ▶ 4:42

“Every contract written and implemented, everything was founded on a lie. Admiral McRaven, when speaking of the operation to kill bin Laden, basically sloughed it off as it was just one of 11 or 12 mis…”

George Antonius wrote The Arab Awakening documented ▶ 10:22

“It shows that no room can be made in Palestine for a second nation except by dislodging or exterminating the nations in possession. So he wrote a book called The Arab Awakening. He graduated from Camb…”

United Kingdom targeted_for_regime_change Ottoman Empire host_asserted ▶ 14:28

“So you have to get rid of the Ottoman Empire first. And the Balkan Wars in 1912 and 13 were fought to do exactly that. This was all premeditated, planned well in advance. The British were very keen on…”

Horatio Kitchener appointed Faisal bin al-Hussein host_asserted ▶ 16:02

“He was awful. So while he was the one pulling the strings behind the scenes initially, he could not be the face if they were going to encourage a rebellion within the Arab community. So Kitchener's ch…”

United Kingdom installed Abdullah I of Jordan host_asserted ▶ 22:19

“is the Sharif of Mecca. He wants to reconstitute a caliph, which he gets his butt kicked for doing. And he has two sons. He has Faisal, the king of Iraq, and who gets appointed the king of Iraq, I sho…”

Abdulaziz bin Salman overthrew Faisal bin al-Hussein host_asserted ▶ 22:49

“So we make up a country called Iraq. We make up a country called Transjordan and then later on Jordan. And we put fake people in charge of it. Same thing down here. Saudi Arabia ends up being Abdul Sa…”

Charles Barney Harding appointed Abdulaziz bin Salman host_asserted ▶ 23:19

“And then that leaves Abdul Saad to become king in 1926 of what we now know to be Saudi Arabia. And this was the Indian, the guy that was from India. This is the British representative in India, I shou…”

Abdulaziz bin Salman installed Saudi Arabia host_asserted ▶ 23:19

United Kingdom installed Farouk of Egypt host_asserted ▶ 23:47

“So we also have a King Farouk in Egypt. So these are all British fascist creations, okay? All of these are fake people, fake kings, not fake people, fake kings in charge of fake countries, all set up …”

Henry McMahon relationship_with Faisal bin al-Hussein documented ▶ 26:58

“Okay, so we've got the British High Commissioner in Egypt would have several correspondences with Sharif Hussein between July 1915 and March 1916 to convince Hussein to lead the rebellion for the inde…”

François Georges-Picot relationship_with Mark Sykes documented ▶ 29:26

“1915. He was chosen for this role due to his outlook of the Syrian party in France, which asserted that Syria and Palestine, which they considered a single country at the time, were French property. A…”

Mark Sykes founded Arab Bureau documented ▶ 29:57

“how they were carving things up. And it says that Palestine was recognized by neither country. And basically, it would be a possession that they fought for later. So it basically didn't get addressed.…”

Arab Bureau member_of T. E. Lawrence documented ▶ 30:30

“So at the time, all of Egypt, all of this area right here is under British control. And he set up a branch of British intelligence under Lord Kitchener, the guy that we refer to as the butcher. Among …”

United Kingdom funded Arab Revolt host_asserted ▶ 31:06

“being stationed in Egypt. The Arab revolt led under the facade of King Hussein was launched in early 1916. The hundreds of thousands of Arabs that the British expected to show up to defeat the Ottoman…”

Lloyd George ordered_assassination_of Ottoman Empire documented ▶ 33:07

“And they were considered not to be direct colonial subjugations in order to continue the illusion that Arabs were in charge of their own futures in Mecca and Medina. In 1917, Prime Minister Lloyd Geor…”

Edmund Allenby carried_out_attack Jerusalem documented ▶ 33:38

“expressing his wish to General Allenby that Jerusalem be taken by Christmas. Allenby walked into Jerusalem through the Jaffa Gate and declared martial law over the entire city. Allenby explained to Pi…”

United Kingdom carried_out_attack Baghdad documented ▶ 33:38

United Kingdom carried_out_attack Syria documented ▶ 34:08

“The southern province of Basra, largely Shiite, was to be British, while the ancient capital of Baghdad was to fall under some form of British protectorate. After the British conquest of Palestine and…”

France carried_out_attack Damascus documented ▶ 34:08

Treaty of Sèvres relationship_with United Kingdom documented ▶ 34:35

“So by 1920, the Treaty of Savarese, which stipulated that Syria and Lebanon were to go to France and that Mesopotamia, Iraq and Palestine would be under British control, with Arabia being officially, …”

Treaty of Sèvres relationship_with France documented ▶ 34:35

T. E. Lawrence trained Faisal I of Iraq host_asserted ▶ 35:05

“basically, it's a British takeover. I mean, yeah, France got a little bit, but basically, it's a British takeover. And these are the same people that are fascists wanting to create a new world order. …”

United Kingdom installed Faisal I of Iraq host_asserted ▶ 35:05

Abdullah I of Jordan installed Jordan host_asserted ▶ 35:37

“He tried to get to be king of Syria, but the French that remained in Syria kicked him out and said he wouldn't be anything in Syria. So by default, he ends up in Iraq. So he gets crowned Iraq and Huss…”

Faisal bin al-Hussein attempted_coup_against Syria host_asserted ▶ 35:37

Ibn Saud overthrew Faisal bin al-Hussein host_asserted ▶ 36:10

“mandate, and he became crowned king of Jordan. So they're all just British puppets. In Central Arabia, Hussein Ibn Ali, Sharif of Mecca, and also another puppet leader, claims to be caliph in 1924, an…”

Ibn Saud founded House of Saud host_asserted ▶ 36:42

“Hussein, and he abdicated, as we talked about earlier, and was proclaimed. So then we have Saud, who basically becomes the House of Saud, and that's how we ended up with Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia. So …”

Lloyd George member_of British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 42:59

“Lord Walter Rothschild, Lord Author Balfour, Leo Amory, and Lord Alfred Milner were the authors of the Balfour Declaration. Back in Chapter 1, in our first podcast on this book, you will remember that…”

Lloyd George member_of Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 42:59

Lloyd George relationship_with Edward VII host_asserted ▶ 43:28

“and various other openly fascist organizations. Lloyd George was an outright overt supporter of Hitler, ally of Duke of Windsor, and first choice for prime minister of a fascist Britain. Lord Alfred M…”

John Amery founded British Free Corps host_asserted ▶ 44:28

“and Nazi collaborator during World War II. John Amory was the originator of the British Free Corps, a volunteer Waffen SS unit composed of former British and Dominion prisoners of war. John Amory cond…”

John Amery supported Benito Mussolini host_asserted ▶ 44:28

Oswald Mosley relationship_with Walter Rothschild host_asserted ▶ 44:57

“He was prosecuted by the British authorities. He pleaded guilty to high treason and was sentenced to death seven months after the war ended. He was hung, hanged, in December 1945 at the age of 33. Leo…”

Julian Amery member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 44:57

Jamal al-Din al-Afghani funded Salafism host_asserted ▶ 49:23

“In 1869, a man by the name of Jamal Adin al-Afghani, the intellectual founder of the Salah Haqiyah, and I'll spell that for you, S-A-L-A-F-I-Y-Y-A movement, went to India, where British-led colonial a…”

Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of Cromer funded Muhammad Abduh host_asserted ▶ 54:27

“casting his lot with Lord Cromer, who was the symbol of British imperialism in Egypt, and not a very popular guy with the nationalists, obviously. Abda was found, along with the help of England's Egyp…”

Muhammad Abduh founded Salafism host_asserted ▶ 54:27

Ibn Saud merged_with Salafism host_asserted ▶ 57:00

“that got in Britain's way. This is pure evil, people. In 1902, Riyadh fell to Iqban Sa'd, and it was during this period that Iqban Sa'd established the fearsome Iqban, translated into brotherhood, fro…”

Muslim Brotherhood funded Suez Company host_asserted ▶ 59:14

“Banna. It's A-L-B-A-N-N-A. A follower of Afghani and Abda founded the Muslim Brotherhood. Albana, Banna, 1928. Now we have the Muslim Brotherhood. Banna's Muslim Brotherhood was established with a gra…”

Hassan al-Banna founded Muslim Brotherhood host_asserted ▶ 59:14

Gamal Abdel Nasser overthrew Secret Apparatus host_asserted ▶ 1:02:47

“The entire existence, it would receive political support and money from the Saudi royal family and the Wahhabi establishment. The secret apparatus would be smashed into pieces by Nasser in 1954. The P…”

Gamal Abdel Nasser overthrew Farouk of Egypt host_asserted ▶ 1:05:50

“against the King Farouk, the free officers, knowing that warrants were going to be issued for their arrest because they were engaged in nationalistic activities, basically created the coup. And for th…”

Syria merged_with Egypt host_asserted ▶ 1:07:58

“united arab republic and now keep in mind we're going to look at this here's syria and they unite with egypt and what's right there in the middle jordan israel and lebanon okay in algeria who were giv…”

Gamal Abdel Nasser inspired Free Princes host_asserted ▶ 1:11:38

“But the Egyptian leader even won over some of Saudi Arabia's royal family. He had a whole group called Free Princes that defected from Saudi Arabia to Egypt. He was a force to be reckoned with. Nasser…”

Gamal Abdel Nasser operated_in Egypt host_asserted ▶ 1:12:37

“and refuses to be part of their game or their new world order. It was because he refused to obey his foreign controllers and that he was very successful that shadowy actions, uncomfortable close to th…”

United Kingdom concocted_plot_against Gamal Abdel Nasser host_asserted ▶ 1:13:38

“vastly new Arab center of gravity with worldwide influence. In 1954, Egypt and the UK had signed an agreement over the Suez Canal, the British military basing rights and basing rights. In 1956, Great …”

United Kingdom signed_agreement_with Egypt documented ▶ 1:13:38

United Kingdom enlisted Muslim Brotherhood host_asserted ▶ 1:14:07

“They enlisted the Muslim Brotherhood. In fact, British went so far as to hold secret meetings with the Muslim Brotherhood in Geneva. According to author Stephen Durrell, two British intelligence agent…”

United Kingdom held_secret_meetings_with Muslim Brotherhood host_asserted ▶ 1:14:07

Julian Amery member_of MI6 book_quoted ▶ 1:14:07

Julian Amery linked_to Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:14:34

“helped MI6 organize a clandestine anti-Nasser opposition, another Gladio unit. In fact, Julian Omri would be directly linked to Gladio networks. Surprise! Stephen Durrell's book, MI6, 50 Years of Spec…”

Julian Amery made_contact_with Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 1:14:34

MI6 founded Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 1:15:04

“Informing only MI6 of this demark, which they kept secret from the rest of the Suez group, which was planning the military operation via its British bases along the Suez Canal. So, according to Stephe…”

Muslim Brotherhood created_as Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:15:36

“Freya Stark, 100% created as a Gladio unit on behalf of the British government. British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, Churchill's hand-picked successor, was violently anti-Nasser all along and consider…”

Anthony Eden succeeded Winston Churchill host_asserted ▶ 1:15:36

Gamal Abdel Nasser outlawed Muslim Brotherhood documented ▶ 1:16:06

“The only political force that could mount a challenge to Nasser was the Muslim Brotherhood, which had hundreds of thousands of followers. Nasser's long proposed showdown with the Muslim Brotherhood oc…”

Anthony Eden ordered_assassination_of Gamal Abdel Nasser host_asserted ▶ 1:16:35

“In 1954, Prime Minister Anthony Eden was demanding Nasser's head. He is quoted as saying, what's all this nonsense about isolating Nasser or neutralizing him? As you call it, I want him destroyed. Can…”

Mohammed Abdel Latif attempted_assassination_of Gamal Abdel Nasser documented ▶ 1:17:02

“Frankly, they don't give a damn about anything but themselves. Nasser would not back down. 1954, the Muslim Brotherhood and Nasser went to war, culminating in Nasser's outlawing them as a terrorist gr…”

Israel started Six-Day War host_asserted ▶ 1:18:40

“1967, there's a six-day war between Israel and the Arab states, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq, which was started by Israel in a coordinated aerial attack on Egypt, eliminating roughly 90% of Egyptian…”

United Kingdom controlled Muslim Brotherhood host_asserted ▶ 1:26:22

“operations in light of what we now know. You also have to reevaluate everything that we've been told as a terrorist organization, as a Gladio operation, and ask yourself first and foremost, who was co…”