OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set, Chapter 11

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0:43 can y'all hear me how's the sound julie does that sound good awesome thank you silent weapon so i'm gonna do a little um additive so it's gonna be a little longer tonight than it would normally be and um because i want to put this in context because i don't want us to miss the big picture here so um i did a little bit of extra research during the day today um

1:39 for us to make sure that we have the proper context. So the chapter today is dealing with the Nazis, the British, and the Middle East. And it's a longer chapter to begin with, but a very important one given the context of what's going on today. So basically, the primary focus of tonight is going to be on a guy that...

2:08 For context, we could think of him as an imam in using today's language. But at the time, in the early 1900s, they called him Mafis, M-U-F-T-I. So we talked earlier about there being one in Egypt and that the guy that was in Egypt worked against the nationalist Nasser and was working on behalf of the British.

2:39 Well, because there's nothing new under the sun, the British, when they came into the Palestine area, created the Mafi of Jerusalem. And because he was located in Jerusalem, he was considered the Grand Mafi. So that provided an elevated status for this guy throughout the entire Arab world.

3:11 The guy that they, there's a long story on how he got to be the Grand Mafi, but his name is Mohammed Amin El Husseini. So its last name is like Hussein with an I at the end. H-U-S-S-E-I-N-E. So throughout today, because I'm not going to say that name every time, I'm going to call him Amin. A-M-I-N.

3:42 the 1920s and 1930s, just to provide context for what we're going to talk about tonight. We needed to go back because there was a bunch of violent conflicts in the 20s and 30s. And we needed to go back to look at what the composition demographics of the Palestine area was prior to that. So I went back and looked up in 1890, there was

4:13 about 42,000 Jewish people and about 432,000 Muslims and about 57,000 Christians. And at different times, if you go even further back, the majority of who was in the majority shifted. But throughout the mid-1800s on, there were way more Muslims in

4:43 palestine than there was christians and jewish people but there was always some of all of them in 1922 the jewish people almost doubled so you've got about a 30 year span of time there's now about 84 000 um in palestine the christians went up about 20 000 and the muslims went up about 150 000 so

5:16 1922 is important because in 1922 was after the First World War and the League of Nations and the Balfour Agreement. So they were already shipping in Jewish people into Palestine. So you fast forward to 1947, which is the year before Israel was created. There's 630,000 up from 880.

5:47 4 000 so i mean a huge increase in what 22 25 years so that's astronomical and keep in mind this was at the end of world war ii so the christians jumped from 74 it doubled to 143 000 and the muslims doubled at the same time they went from a little

6:20 almost 600,000 to almost 1.2 million. So large, massive amounts of, whoa, whoa, whoa. My cursor just went crazy. What just happened? Are y'all still there? My computer just did something totally crazy. My cursor just went all over the screen. And are y'all still there?

7:09 So good. Okay. I have no idea what just happened. I guess we're talking about something we're not allowed to talk about. Okay. So on Rumble, on my screen, my screen's black. I can still see it projecting on the stream yard, but all right, we're going to move on. So anyway, massive demographics. And we know anytime we have massive demographic changes, there's going to be conflict.

7:39 There are some people out there that we've learned love conflict because they love chaos. So also during the same time period or leading up to the late 1800s, we have a reorganization going on in the Ottoman Empire. And, you know, that was one of the things that Britain and France wanted to get rid of. We learned last time because they wanted to colonize.

8:08 Arab countries, so they needed to get rid of the Ottoman Empire in order to do that. But what's really interesting is at the same time they were wanting to colonize the Ottoman Empire, the Ottoman Empire went through a reorganization or reform effort, and they completely changed from basically killing the infidel to avoiding nationalistic movements.

8:35 They implemented banking reforms. And this, again, is in the mid to late 1800s. They secularized their law, got away from Shia law. They created guilds, as in, like, unions. And they also, shockingly enough at the time, decriminalized homosexuality. Now, what's interesting about that is later on,

9:07 These reforms are going to be used by radical elements of the Muslim faith to say the whole reason they lost the caliphate and the Ottoman Empire was destroyed is because of these reforms. They will say that the young Turks turn their back on the Sharia law, kill all the infidel structure.

9:37 of the Muslim religion. And that's where we were told that's what created the radical element of the Muslim, like the Bin Ladens, if you will, and the Wahhabism is that these reforms that took place. But also what's interesting to me is as they were reforming, it was the British and the French colonialists that were getting more radicalized, more fascist.

10:07 more committed to subordinating countries in servitude to their empires. So it's kind of a juxtaposition of what we've always been told is true. Also, I wanted to point out that there's a lot of people that talk about, and I guess to some degree I agree with this, if you look at the Christian religion, the...

10:38 sex, if you will, the Baptists, the Catholics, we all consider ourselves Christians. But in divvying up all of these different elements, and I'm not saying this is good or bad, it's just fact, we quibble among ourselves and we are not as effective as we could as a whole. And the same is true with the Sunni and the Shia.

11:07 If those two ever came together, it would be a formidable power. And by dividing them, they're less formidable. It's just a fact of nature. So some people don't realize that within the Jewish religion, there is also sex. There is, and I'm saying S-E-C-T just in case. There's the Akensian, which primarily speak.

11:39 Yiddish. There's Shepardic, like Shepard, I see. And there is a Maghrebun, I'll spell it, M-A-G-H-R-E-B-U-M, which were known to be North African descent, but Arabic speakers. And today we have Reform and many other

12:10 Humanism, which I just discovered thanks to my Jewish friend that her and I are doing some joint research together. So they have sex in the Jewish religion as well. So there there was at the time in the late 1800s and early 1900s, a Palestinian Congress.

12:42 That got together because at this time, this is in 1919, there were Christian Palestinians, there were Muslim Palestinians and there were Jewish Palestinians in Palestine and they all got along. They lived there together and they didn't have all of the conflict that is present today. So the.

13:11 group of them, when they got told after World War I that the League of Nations was going to be shoving forced immigration down their throat, they got concerned. And all of them, to include all the religions, got together and they had a Palestinian Congress. They basically issued an anti-Zionist manifesto that said they were against

13:39 Zionist immigration and basically anybody else who wanted to come was welcome and at the time I'm going to publish an article about the creation of Zionism um it and most people don't understand that Zionism is a relatively new concept within the Jewish religion it has and I'm not saying the word Zion isn't hasn't been around forever because it has but

14:11 The Zionist movement was actually created. And a large element was a large influential element of the Zionist movement came out of Britain. And we've already set the stage for the mentality of a lot of the people that are crafting policy in Britain to be quite fascist at the time.

14:42 There was worry that these same people coming out of that same area that had colonial intentions was not going to be good for the Palestinians that lived in Palestine, regardless of their religion, Jewish, Christian and Muslim. So also, let me get this because this is very important. There was actually because I've always wondered about this.

15:12 Did somebody just decide that they were going to call it Israel because of the Israelite word and the use of the word Israel? Actually, when the League of Nations, the Balfour Agreement was set up, there was actually an argument over whether or not the area was going to be called Palestine, Zion or Israel. And it was concluded.

15:42 that because there was actually a UN resolution that mandated within the confines of what we know to be Israel today, Palestine back then, the UN mandated a two-state creation. This was done the year before 1948 when Israel was created.

16:12 It was talked about, and I'll get to that, but it was talked about a lot even before that. But they passed a resolution saying there was going to be two states. And because everybody assumed the name Palestine was going to be used for the Arab state, the Zionist picked Israel for the Jewish state. That was news to me. Palestine, Arab Congress.

16:43 There were seven of them. They occurred from 1919 to 1928. And again, all religions. But they were never, any of them, none of them, was ever recognized as having happened by the British authorities. Because the British had their own intentions for what was going to happen to Palestine. In 1918, so the year before the first Palestinian Arab Congress,

17:16 The British defeats the Ottoman Empire and they establish a military rule over Palestine. And they're very harsh. They basically offer them no freedoms. So they have the first Congress. They reject the Balfour Agreement because there was no representatives from Palestine that was included in the negotiations.

17:50 They, the Congress, envisioned Palestine as part of Syria and that it would be governed by Faisal, who was the Hashemite. And remember, Faisal's the one that got fired. He got kicked out of Syria and ended up as the king of Iraq. They also came to agreement that no, the French had no claims to Syria or Palestine.

18:21 They adjourn. They come back the next year in 1920 and have a second Congress. But in the meantime, the British had banned them even meeting. That's how harsh they were once they came in and set up military shop in Palestine after getting rid of the Ottoman Empire. So they have to meet in secret. They again say that they don't like the Balfour Agreement and that they're not going to play in it.

18:55 Later that year in December, they have a third Congress and they declare the British authority over Palestine illegal because the U.N. at that point had not even made a decision or the League of Nations on what the disposition of Palestine was going to be. So they were basically saying the British had no authority there at all.

19:25 They dropped the Syria alignment and they demanded a representative government like they had set up in Iraq. And they gave no recognition to the World Zionist Organization. So lots of conflict. The fourth Congress occurs. They actually meet with Churchill, the Pope, the League of Nations, Herbert Samuel, who is the representative for England.

19:59 promises, quote, never impose a policy contrary to their religion, their political or their economical interest, referring to Palestine, that they're not going to basically force feed a settlement on them, which of course was a lie. The fifth Congress happens, they boycott. So now we're in 1922, and they've about doubled the size of the Jewish population. And so the new

20:31 Jewish people that have arrived, the Arab Palestinians of all religions basically begin to boycott the goods they are selling in new businesses that they try to create. They band together and say, we're not going to sell them any more land to immigrants that they don't want any more immigrants. And they also were boycotting.

20:57 the award of an electrical project that the Brits gave to one of the new immigrants as opposed to the people that were already there. So again, you already see that the focal point of the British presence there is to create strife. In 1923, they have another Congress, and in 1928, they have their last Congress, and it's at that point that they denounce.

21:27 Western imperialism and feel like basically they've lost all hope because during this entire time, the Brits have been squatting there in their country and they're under military law. So in 1936, there's a major Arab revolt that ends in a ceasefire. In 1937, William Peel says there needs to be a two-state solution and that's rejected.

21:58 There's more fighting, more deaths. And the Brits don't like that answer because they don't want a two-state. So they disbanded Peel's commission altogether. They basically just threw him out. In 1939, British issued a paper that said the national solution is going to be decided by the UN.

22:30 Yet, however, the British ends up in not giving up their rule over Palestine until the day before Israel is stood up as a country. So they never allow any of the UN partitioning, which the UN came to agreement that that's what was going to happen. We read last chapter about them saying that the two entities couldn't live like new.

22:59 Jewish people couldn't mix with the people that had already been there. There was too many hard feelings because they felt like they were being force-fed this immigration policy from colonial powers and they didn't like it. So basically the British excludes, to include the UN resolution, every other possibility and says this is the way it's going to happen. So the Amin, the mafia guy, organizes...

23:33 And investigates the Arab uprisings. And he had been the advisor to the British military governor of Jerusalem. So he's already working with the British this entire time. This guy that's going to eventually be the mafia guy. His brother is also working with the British. So they're.

24:13 They create a Jerusalem branch of a Syrian group called the Arab Club. They write newspaper articles and they start drafting articles stoking hate of Jewish people that have recently immigrated. So the Amen is working on behalf of the British people.

24:44 aggravating, instigating hate among his fellow Arabs. That's in 1919. In 1920, he sets up riots that result in killing Jewish people. And at the military trials that the British have, they accuse him and a guy by the name of Arif, A-R-E-F, of doing this.

25:14 They flee to Transjordan. Sham Wiseman, who eventually becomes the prime minister of Israel and a British lieutenant colonel, work. Let's see. They wrote and said that Ahmed was put up to the riots by a British field marshal and a guy by the name of Sir Herbert Samuel, who's appointed.

25:50 by the British High Commissioner for Palestine, he gives, he comes in, he's the new ruler, and he gives amnesty to all of the people that the previous guy had court-martialed, except Amin and this Arif guy who's living in Transjordan. But two months later, he comes out and gives them a special pardon. And so it...

26:19 It makes them distinctly different. He didn't just give a general pardon. So the next year, Amin's brother, who had kind of been the imam at that point, he dies. And he dies under mysterious conditions. Nobody knows how he dies. There was a lot of investigations going and a lot of allegations. So he didn't die naturally. And Amin...

26:52 ends up becoming the mafia but let me tell you how he did it so they have an election and the rules are the top three people that there's four people running the top three people are going to be forward to the british magistrate this guy that just pardoned everybody um and gave them a special pardon so four people running one of them is i'm in three people's name will get

27:23 for it. Almost nobody in the Arab version of Palestine voted for Amin because they hate him because he's the guy that was stoking up all the anger and pitting them against each other, right? So they don't like him. So he doesn't make the first ballot. He's not in the top three. Within days, the number one guy, the most popular Arab guy that's going to be the mafia,

27:56 He sends in his resignation and he's just literally out of the picture. So that adds Amin's name to the slate of three candidates going forward. Oh, my gosh. And look, surprise, surprise. The British pick him because he's already working with them. And this is the guy who the year two years before they sentenced to 10 years in jail, which is why he fled to Transjordan. So, yes, the British.

28:29 just picked a criminal to be the mafia of Jerusalem. You heard that right. So the British intervenes repeatedly to make sure there's no peace that's going to happen in Palestine. So you have to ask yourself at this point, why would the British pick the least popular Arab to be in charge?

29:04 of their representation of Arabs in Palestine. So, and he's on record as saying he didn't want the Jewish immigrants there. So they create a body called the Supreme Muslim Council. There's a president and there's four members. The mafia, of course, gets appointed president. They never have another election. Surprise, surprise.

29:39 So he basically is president for life over everything that has to do with the Muslim religion in Jerusalem. He gets paid a lot of money in this position as well. So he collects money from Arab tenant farming. He collects money for orphan funds, which I'm sure he used on orphans. And he also collects government subsidies. It's interesting to note that.

30:12 like everything the fascists set up, there's no accounting. So he's never asked for a set of books. He's never asked to provide where the orphan money went, where the tenant farmer's money. There are people that are in the Arab community that asks for accounting, none given. And the British never demands it. So in 1929, there's a big uprising. Arabs attack Jews because the mafia

30:41 And some of his cohorts create fake pictures of moss burning. So it just so happens that during this 1929 uprising, see if you recognize this model, the British had moved all of the soldiers out of the area so they couldn't help regulate the chaos. The high commissioner happens to be out of the country.

31:13 All of the prominent Jewish leaders were out of the country at a Zionist meeting. Later, there's a commission by a guy named Shaw, and he says 100% the plan, the attacks were planned, and everything pointed to Amin as being the instigator for it.

31:40 There was a few people that wrote a minority report and they were even more forthright in saying that Amin was guilty of setting up Arabs under false pretenses to attack Jewish people. So you immediately get the sense that the British are pulling strings and basically doing what we have become.

32:10 accustomed to calling an Operation Gladio, where you create the boogeyman, if you will, and you create false pretenses to set up a scenario that's going to turn out the way you want it to. So as these Arabs attack the Jewish people, you get more and more sympathy for the Jewish people, and then more and more impetus.

32:40 to bring more Jewish people in to be able to say the Arabs doesn't deserve this land, they're acting in bad faith, when in fact, at every turn, they're lied to. And again, under the word Arab is Jewish, Christians, and Muslims. It's not just Muslims. In 1936 through 39, there's an Arab revolt.

33:10 Because at that point, there was significant increase in the Jewish migration being carried out by Britain with a focus on soliciting Zionist Jews almost exclusively into Palestine. And then here's that infamous date again, April 19th, which happens to be my birthday. And there's so many bad things that happened on it. 1936, Arabs in Jaffa.

33:41 Say Jews are slaughtering Arabs in Tel Aviv. Arabs then attack the Jews. Amen attacked Arab and Jews. Just the point at this point is, and this again was another setup by Amen. There was never any Jews slaughtering Arabs in Tel Aviv. That was a made up story.

34:10 He basically says that to Arabs to get them to attack the Jews. And this is reminiscent of exactly what Bandera was doing in Ukraine when he was originally, he created false pretenses to get the Polish people that lived there to attack the Jewish people. And so again.

34:39 It's like they have a limited playbook and they use the same plays over and over again. So three years and way more Arabs killed along with Jews. The Amin mission for the Brits was the destruction and the discrediting of Palestinian Arabs. And you have to ask yourself how much of this playbook is being played out today.

35:12 in Israel. Is Hamas really Hamas? Is Hamas people that are labeled as Hamas? Are they Gladio operators? Are they people that have been infiltrated into a movement to wreak havoc, to be utilized by these players and manipulated? At this point,

35:42 The jury's definitely still out, but this is their playbook. This is exactly what they do. Any Arab leader that spoke out against Amin was killed. The author gives a list of 16 major Arab leaders in and around Jerusalem surrounding mayors. These were not like two-bit players. These are significant senior Arab leaders that between the British and Amin forces.

36:13 were all wiped out and every single one of them were ones that knew what Amin was up to and knew that he was playing with the British against the Arabs that were in Palestine and every one of them was murdered. Lots of dead bodies. As it turns out, as with the whole intent of Operation Gladio, the Arabs at this point then reach out to the government asking for protection because it was

36:46 the Amin who was actually killing them along with the Jewish people. And so Britain eventually got what they wanted. And that was for the Arabs to cower in fear. Chaos begets control. And so they finally reach out and ask for the government to protect them, not realizing it was the government that was attacking them.

37:18 The British dissolves the council of four that included the president and three others. The three others get sent to the Seychelles and Amin seeks refuge in a local mosque. He eventually ends up in Lebanon, but many believe it was with the British help that helped him get out of there because at this point, the Arabs are after him too. So the attacks continue.

37:50 Because the mafia, Amin, is still communicating with some of his stay-behind units in Palestine. Evidence was shown that he was working on behalf of foreign countries. That came up in a different report, which we know he was working with the Brits. Brits continue sending mafia money for another 10 years after this point. So he's basically...

38:21 on the run, but the British government still paying him. So many people believe that the mafia was actually part of MI6 working on behalf of the British government as a spy. Jewish people were seen as victims and Arabs as aggressors, which is what the whole operation was about. Jerusalem mafia basically ended up being exactly like the Egyptian mafia, British stooges.

38:54 In 1940, Iraq has a coup and the mafia ends up going to Iraq. And let's see if I can follow my notes. In 1941, he arrives in Italy from Iraq and he's still being paid by the Brits. But he is working in Italy under fascist Mussolini and working in Germany.

39:28 under fascist Hitler. So when he gets to Germany, he's treated like a rock star because they're using him basically as a propaganda tool saying that he's the spokesperson for all of the Arabs in the world. Oh, in the interim, he also went to Iran until the British took over Iran. So it sounds to me when you get this guy going to all of these locations that he's an intel asset.

40:02 That's my assessment of Amin. Amin would maintain fascists were liberating Arabs despite their track record. So he's basically telling the Arabs that the fascist people like Mussolini and Hitler were going to be liberating the Arabs. But of course, we know when Hitler said he was going to liberate the Ukrainians, all he did was come in and kill them all.

40:33 um so the author says he was against british colonialism but we know that it was british at this point is as fascist as they are colonialist so because we're still in the churchill time frame just like with the germans okay i already said that part allies had all of amen's propaganda

41:08 His propaganda cleared the way for a military op against the Arabs. So at this time, the Arabs, excuse me, the allies, they try to project that Mafi is working for the fascists, but the allies have access to all of his propaganda. They know exactly what he's saying. So again, you have to ask yourself, who was he actually working for? The British had attacked a...

41:37 pre-Bolshevik Russia and pre-communist China via the opium wars, exactly the same way that they're taking over the Arab space. The British viewed nationalist Chiang as a threat because he was a nationalist, and they created basically the ability to depose him, which is how he ended up with Mao.

42:08 The point that the author is trying to make is the British has a history of going into places and turning them into a pit of hell. That's what happened with Russia. The British had completed operations there that weakened them. So when the Bolsheviks ended up coming in, and we know the horror that was created after that, the same thing.

42:37 They attack the pre-communist China via two opium wars that weaken them and encourage the Japanese to do exactly the same thing. And then we end up with a communist China. So you have to ask yourself, what's Britain really doing here? Because they're all over the map and they're destabilizing the world. So U.S., England finances the mafia.

43:12 And also there's a the author makes the point that they financed other entities like this. And the example that she uses is the Mujahideen against Russia that the U.S. and England also funded ISIS and the Nazis in Ukraine. So this is not a one off. Now we get into the real interesting thing. I don't know if y'all.

43:45 saw my post, but I came across this in the research. So Brzezinski came up with the term, or he used the term arc of crisis, which was a Bernard Lewis term who worked at the state department. And he adopted the arc of crisis concept in NATO in 1978.

44:13 And the author notes that in 1979, that's when Russia went into Afghanistan. And there is an argument to be made that Russia, there was a false flag that occurred that led Russia to invade Afghanistan under false pretenses. So she's drawing the conclusion that this arc of chaos.

44:41 has been used throughout history and that it is very likely that it was used by Britain and the mafia to create the ground in Palestine and potentially still happening. Egypt and Israel were supposed to join. Oh, so also one of the plans in this arc of crisis is it was forecasted that Egypt and Israel were going to be part of NATO eventually.

45:10 and that NATO was going to eventually spread to the Middle East. And this was brought on, brought up by Richard Perle. And for those of you who don't know him, he's the Dark Prince. He's a neocon, and he is a disaster. He wrote the post that I just posted on True Social and Twitter in 1996.

45:43 He wrote a report called The Clean Break. He wrote that report for, excuse me, Bibi Netanyahu, which was just crazy to me. And for those of you who haven't seen it yet, I'm going to read a little bit of it. In 1996, a task force led by Richard Pearl produced a policy document called The Clean Break, a new strategy for securing the realm for Benjamin Netanyahu.

46:15 So they're not interested in securing Israel. You have to be very attentive when you read these people's writing. They were interested in securing a realm, not Palestine, not Israel. So it's for Benjamin Netanyahu, who had just entered his first term as prime minister of Israel, as a how-to guide on approaching regime change in the Middle East. Because if you look at what...

46:47 Their aspirations were for the recreation of Israel. It includes Syria. It includes most of Iraq, Lebanon, and portions of Jordan. That's the realm they're talking about, just so that you know that. Also, to destroy the Oslo Accords, which put parameters on what they should and shouldn't be doing. The clean break policy document outlined these goals. One.

47:18 Ending Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian Authority's political influence by, listen to this, blaming them for acts of Palestinian terrorism. Well, if they're blaming them, that means they didn't do it, that it was going to be done, and they're going to blame them for it. Number two, inducing the U.S. to overthrow Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq. Let me remind you.

47:49 This was written in 1994, launching a war against Syria after Saddam Hussein regime is disposed of. What are they doing? They're conducting a war in Syria, followed by military action in Iran. Listen to the war talk right now. Then Saudi Arabia and then Egypt.

48:25 Netanyahu was very much itching to obliterate. Oslo II Accords had just been signed the year before in Egypt. So the quote goes on to say, warned these Israelis who argued that it was impossible to make peace with Palestinians, quote, Zionism was founded in order to save Jews from persecution and anti-Semitism.

48:58 and not in order to offer them a Jewish Sparta or, God forbid, a new Mazata. So this you have a neocon who's preparing a report for Benjamin Netanyahu to use in his first term as prime minister that basically all but one element has come to pass. That's frightening.

49:30 So a few weeks later, well, we're going back to that's that's just kind of an aside, if you will. We go back to talk about Amin and we're back in the 1950s, if you will, or excuse me, the mid 40s, World War Two. So he ends up helping.

50:03 Germany with Muslims in Yugoslavia, Tito. And we know how that all turned out because Tito and Nasser were aligned with each other in a nationalist agenda. And they end up taking out Yugoslavia altogether as far as a country. So everything this Amen guy touches turns to crap.

50:34 Also, another interesting tidbit during this time, there was a non-aligned movement that was formally established in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, with Tito, the Indian Prime Minister Nehru at the time, Nasser, and the Ghana president. So this was kind of the group before the Pan-African group.

51:05 was created that all wanted to promote nationalism and non-imperialism. But what I found interesting is in this group that they met periodically, there was a meeting in 1979 that is quoting Fidel Castro. And he said, quote, the national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and security of non-aligned countries in their struggle against imperialism.

51:34 colonialism, neo-colonialism, racism, and all forms of foreign aggression, occupation, domination, interference, and hegemony, as well as against great power and block politics. So he's saying that this group of non-aligned movements were against all of those things. I think that's hilarious that they're getting schooled by Castro.

52:04 So back to Amin, he was known in, excuse me, towards the end of the war for blocking immigration to Palestine from different places like Turkey. Also, there was a declass of U.S. intel that put him as part of the Galen organization and Operation Gladio.

52:34 as it relates to the Middle East. It says Galen's organization post-World War II under Anglo-American support and funding was used to create networks and missions of fascist Germany and Italy using gladiotech tactics. And they're quoting Perlman, who wrote a book on Mafia of Jerusalem, quote, men did much in the organization of espionage in the Middle East.

53:05 His principal espionage task was to keep Germans informed of dispositions and movements of British troops and equipment in the Middle East. And you would say, well, I thought he was working for the British. If ever there was a double agent, Amin's going to be the guy. Because he may be keeping the Germans informed of the British troop movements, but keep in mind, he was still getting paid by the Brits.

53:36 In every country of the Middle East, in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Transjordan, Egypt, agents of the ex-Mafi operating secret radio transmitters were sending reports to Berlin. As the nearest Axis-controlled capital to the Middle East, Athens was chosen for a training center for the Gladio, if you will, capability and the development of...

54:04 they put in a broadcasting station they created propaganda there i love this part the first mafia directed groups of parachutists made their drops towards the end of 1944 the area of their operations covered syria iraq palestine and egypt airdrops just can't make this up this should be put

54:32 She goes on to say this should put even more weight on the consequences of Churchill's decision to intervene in Greece, which we talked about several podcasts ago, in placing a pro-fascist king back in charge and waging war against the communists, the quote unquote communists, who were fighting the fascists. So you remember when we talked about Gladio before, how they reinstalled the king and.

55:01 the group of colonels where George Papadopoulos' name came up. So basically, that was the British interference in Greece that reestablished the king. So she's just pointing out that every bit of this is consistent. Another writer, Edward Moore, is quoted as saying, the men were sent not only to serve as intel agencies, but also to foment,

55:31 content and disorder wherever possible and on behalf of the mafia to exploit anti-zionist feelings and to prepare the way for the return of the mafia from germany so yes after all of the shit he does end up back in palestine it's just hard to believe so there's an uh another author that wrote u.s intelligence and nazis that says

56:00 The ever-widening investigation of the security of the Galen organization did nothing to disrupt the CIA's interest in strengthening the relationship. In September 1954, CIA Director Alan Dulles visited the future chief of West German intel at his headquarters, which we already know about. Dulles raised the possibility of cooperation outside of Eastern Europe, i.e. the Arab community, although the particular region of which he spoke

56:29 was redacted from the pages it's not hard to guess based on the time frame where you have former nazi military officers being invited by the syrian and egyptian governments to train their military that at the same time that was happening that that's exactly what they were referring to so later galen hinted in his memoirs that his operations in the middle east were both successful

56:58 and of great importance to Bonn. Where Dulles was stationed throughout World War II, this region was of vast importance to Europe. And we know why, because they wanted it as a slave colony. So, I'm sorry, I'm having trouble with this ear thing. Something else in Galen's memoir suggests that the CIA was not only participating in these operations, but they also knew that they were involved in some of the...

57:30 most notorious Nazi figures. So you've got a former CIA officer in the region, Miles Copeland, then identified former Otto Skorzeny, S-K-O-R-Z-E-N-Y, as a principal player in this operation. In World War II, he had achieved near legendary status.

57:55 According to Copeland, Galen approached him with the plan that he would go to Egypt in 1953 to train the Egyptian army. He understood that the money for this operation would be coming from the CIA, and we came across this whole scenario before. Egypt was the central base for Nazi-trained Gladio operations in the Middle East, with one of the highest-ranking Gladio organizers, Otto Skorzen...

58:24 stationed in Egypt to coordinate these very post-World War II affairs. This overlaps with the period of the Muslim Brotherhood, which we talked about last podcast, and is also becoming a powerful force in Egypt at that time, which is still a British stronghold during that time with the puppet king, Farouk. So this all matches up. It goes hand in hand.

58:56 And she's making the argument that everything that we just talked about was all part of an Operation Gladio scenario. So in another area, she's talking about preparing for the day when colonies would be basically taken over by Germany during the when the mafia was embedded in the German.

59:28 efforts during world war ii and let's see there was a couple other points i wanted to make um amen had explicitly directed his paramilitary groups to fight the jews in palestine and avoid fighting with the british authorities what happened to damn with the british empire and its oppressive colonization of their people so in nazi records um

59:56 U.S. intelligence, sorry, declassified archives of the U.S. intelligence records on Nazi activity. He is actually talking about fighting the Jews in Palestine, but not harming any British authorities that remain there. That's the mafia, the Amin guy.

1:00:17 The declassified CIA archives also reveal that wartime allied intelligence organizations gathered a healthy portion of incriminating evidence on Amin's Nazi-affiliated actions throughout the war. This evidence is significant in light of his post-war lenient treatment. So another author who wrote Hitler's Shadow, quote, the German Foreign Office and

1:00:46 Amin signed a contract for subsidies for up to 12,000 marks per month. So he's now on the German payroll from during April 1995. Sorry, it would continue after April 1945. Neither side could have had much doubt about the outcome of the war. The continuing contractual relationship meant that Nazi officials hoped to continue their joint.

1:01:14 and complementary political ideology campaign in the post-war. And that's another big piece of intel, if you will, because we know by 1942, they were already, and throughout 42 to 45, Dulles was working with Galen and transferring all of the stay-behind units over to the use of Dulles in exchange for his freedom. So all of this matches up.

1:01:44 And this is exactly what happened with former quote unquote Nazis being stationed throughout the Middle East. So all of this stuff kind of just goes hand in hand. So we've got just a little bit more to go. The subject of Amen was a matter of much debate and controversy in the British House of Commons. The record of his transcripts can be found in a book.

1:02:16 from pearlman called mafia of jerusalem and in 1946 the british government was guilty of a serious degree of foot dragging in trying to hold him accountable as a war crime and i'm going to cut to the chase of this because what we find out is he's in france and they do this patsy thing with um

1:02:43 oh yeah, we're trying to extradite him. But then when people start actually asking questions, they never actually ask for his extradition. And they don't, it's kind of a wordplay game. But there was never any extradition ever requested. And that took months to get to understand that because the French government and the British government,

1:03:14 were playing with the House of Commons a word game. So they respond to the discussion of his extradition. They explain it this way. The mafia was not a war criminal in the technical sense of the term, since he is not an enemy national nor a person who served in the enemy forces. Thus, not only did the British government refuse to demand extradition of Amin,

1:03:41 but went so far as to tell the French that they did not consider him a war criminal. So there you go. Britain should take personal responsibility for the actions of Amin during the war, as he stated, quote, particularly in view of the fact that he was in the pay of this country or of the Palestinian administration administered by the British mandate at the time when he was committing treasonous acts.

1:04:11 joining the forces against this country. And that came from the speaker in the British government, the House of Commons. Not only was Amin receiving funds from Britain throughout his treacherous acts of joining forces against the country, but Britain, who had had it in their power to do so, removed all of Amin's former rankings and responsibilities in Palestine,

1:04:44 the council but they never removed his title of the mafia of jerusalem which they had given to him and had within their authority to remove so you know dang good and well he was working on behalf of the brits or they would have ripped him of that and the whole reason he was of any use at all to hitler was because he had that title which they could have removed at any point and didn't

1:05:15 Keeping this title allowed Amin to retain his station as virtual religious leader of the Muslim world. The British government had only offered one firm response to the House of Commons in reference to his future, when they said that he would not be allowed entry back into Palestine. But that was a lie. Man, these people lie. Amin fled from his villa where he was under surveillance in Paris.

1:05:43 just over a year after his capture by the French forces, how he managed to escape has remained shrouded in mystery. Well, not so much because this is in 1946. And remember, we have all of the rat lines going on. So there was a lot of people that disappeared and he being one of them. So he arrives in Egypt and he basically takes up residence with the king, literally in the palace.

1:06:14 the other British stooge. So Britain has made no request to Egypt to hand over Mafi, and they basically own Egypt at this point. The Suez Canal, everything. They never asked for him to be returned. A broad agreement regarding the position of the Mafi seems to have been reached between Britain and Egypt, according to the British ambassador. They announced that. They explained, quote,

1:06:43 The British viewpoint is not too far from the Egyptian viewpoint. Ask what that was. It's basically that the mafia was a political refugee and not a war criminal. Holy crap. British officials objected to French's plans to prosecute Amin. The British threatened the French that if they prosecuted Amin, that they would instigate an uprising in French Morocco.

1:07:15 Let that sink in. Do you have any doubt at this point that he's working for the British and that they don't want him talking about anything? I don't. In October 1945, Arthur Giles, British head of Palestine's criminal investigation division, told an assistant military attache in Cairo that the mafia might be the only person who could unite the Palestinian Arabs and cool off the Zionists.

1:07:47 Of course, we can't do that, but it might not be such a damn bad idea at that. But they know that's a lie because they know that the Arabs hate that guy because he was killing Jewish people and Arabs. So they're just lying. They lie, lie, lie. Amen. And then the author basically just says the same thing. By 1947.

1:08:17 Amin denied that he had even worked for the Axis powers during the war. So he says he never even worked for the Nazis. And technically, that's probably correct because he was working for the Brits the entire time. So Adolf Eichmann was brought to Israel for trial in 1961. And Amin, by now in Beirut, denied having ever met Eichmann during the war.

1:08:46 He said that he had been forced to take refuge in Germany simply because the British wanted to capture him. That's such a lie. So another historian wrote in The Devil's Game, the activities of the pro-Nazi and pro-British mafia of Jerusalem, Amin, Palestinian activism has all along had a minority Islamic component. The mafia met al-Banna.

1:09:19 emissaries, including his brother, another al-Banna, in 1935, a forerunner to the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine. And many Palestinian nationalists who would go on to become leaders of a secular non-Muslim Muslim movement in Palestine state were attracted to the Brotherhood at times as branches began to proliferate through Amman and Syrian cities.

1:09:47 The Muslim Brotherhood first office in Jerusalem was opened up in 1945. And by 1947, there were over 25 Muslim Brotherhood branches. And again, we know how that was set up. We talked about it last podcast. In Gaza, the Muslim Brotherhood was affiliated with organization headquarter branches in Cairo. So funny how much of this vision overlaps with that of Bernard Lewis' arc of crisis for NATO.

1:10:20 In fact, the Muslim Brotherhood and Amin were working for NATO through the Gladio networks organized by the Galen organization throughout the Cold War. It should also not be lost on the reader at this point that not only was the Britain instrumental in the formation of Israel, but they were also instrumental in the formation of the Muslim Brotherhood and funded the Arab revolt through their funding of Amin. So basically,

1:10:48 Everything that was going on was created by Britain. The Brotherhood would gain strength from an unexpected direction in 1948, the war in Palestine. The Arab-Jewish war strengthened the Muslim Brotherhood immensely. There were also bolstered ties between the Brotherhood and another key British-sponsored Muslim operative, Amen. Considering the relationship of the Muslim Brotherhood's role in Gladio Networks,

1:11:20 who were directly trained by Nazi networks in Egypt under the coordination of Scorsese, it is no surprise that we see Saeed Ramadan employing Mussolini-inspired fascist tactics, if you will. Upon Amin's arrival in Egypt, the British were quick to accept him back into their fold, which tells you he's always worked for the British.

1:11:51 Dreyfus writes in The Devil's Game, quote, apparently the British didn't hold a grudge against the mafia because they soon hired him back as a propagandist. In Cairo, British intelligence had established an Arab news agency in Near East Broadcasting Station. Impressed by his experience as a Nazi broadcaster, the MI6 outlet hired Amin, and the guy that oversaw this operation was an aristocratic British banker.

1:12:24 who headed the Arab Bureau, the Cairo headquarters of the British intelligence during World War I, and T.E. Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia, base of operations. In Egypt, Banna and the Mafi established a working relationship. One of the Muslim Brotherhood military units stationed in Gaza was put under the command of a Sudanese aide to the Mafi. And in Cairo, Banna...

1:12:53 Backed by Amin, was the head of the new Palestinian government. Perhaps the high point of the Mafi's career came with his triumphant return to Gaza in 1947, where he proclaimed the state of Palestine and himself to be the president of the republic. With the Arab defeat of Jewish forces, however, Amin's fledgling state was no more. So, Amin's plan to return to Palestine

1:13:21 as not only the mafia of Jerusalem, but also as the president of Palestine, was most certainly something we can view as very much in line with what the British also desired for him. Because if they had to set up a separate state, it definitely would have been in their benefit to have Amin, who was their tool, to be in charge of it. It is no coincidence that both Nazism and British-sponsored Islamic terrorism were being pushed onto the Arab world.

1:13:53 It is no coincidence that today we see jihadi extremists fighting in Ukraine alongside neo-Nazis. It is no coincidence that the Muslim Brotherhood, supported by the British puppet King Farouk, along with other colonial placed sham monarchs in the Arab world. It is no coincidence that much of the acts of terror we see continuing to occur in Southwest Asia, in Northeast Africa, within the Arab world.

1:14:23 are almost always acts directed to destabilize sovereign nation states and especially cripple their ability to build economic projects to improve the lives of their people. This ugly truth is the international terrorism is not a natural sociological phenomenon, but it is rather an artificial construct designed to suit and ultimately serve the Anglo-American imperialist agenda.

1:14:51 of international fascism and i could not agree more because that's exactly what it's doing so that was a that was a long chapter um but definitely in my opinion does a lot to explain what is going on um so let me look on here um take maui for a thousand yes exactly um about amen

1:15:24 OK, awesome, Bridget. I'd appreciate you putting anything that you find out there, because I think it's very, very important that we understand history, because as you can see, when you look at history, so much of it over over is it's an overlay for what how you can view what's going on today. Because if you see.

1:15:51 operation after operation after operation that they use. So let me give you all a visual. I'm a visual person. In the plan shop of a military combatant command, there's like libraries and there's binders on the wall. Their operational plans are called O-plans for every scenario that you can imagine.

1:16:19 you know, if this guy sneezes, we're going to use this plant. If this guy bends over backwards, we're going to use this plant, that kind of thing. It's just a huge library. It appears that the Gladio library is fairly small and they have some tried and true, very worn notebooks in their plants department because they use them over and over again. And it's my contention.

1:16:47 that if we learn about Operation Gladio and we understand their tried and true plans and the ones they use the most often, that as soon as things start happening, we can go, that's what that is. Here's the other three times they did it. Here's the outcome and why it's important for us to be able to, you will know exactly what questions to ask. You'll know where to look for money.

1:17:15 You'll know to look for the other players involved, depending on what the scenario is. So I think it's so important that stack the deck and still build off the bottom. God bless you, Lucy. You're absolutely right. So that's the reason why I get so excited when I read some of these books is because.

1:17:45 I can see clearly the overlay of what's happening today. And if we would have known this early enough, like during the whole Ukraine thing, we could have definitely been on the leading edge of the reveal of some of what they're doing. Yeah, know their modus operandi so that when you see it going down, we know.

1:18:10 exactly what's happening. And the one thing that I think adds the most credibility is when you're able, like the other day when I was talking to Brian and Duane, when they would ask me a question, I can tell them in exactly which countries that particular plan was used. So I think that adds credibility and then they can go research it on their own. So that's all I got for now.

1:18:42 We won't have a podcast tomorrow. But, oh, I do have something I wanted to announce. And I'm not going to say anything to anybody else. It's just y'all. And on Thursday, I don't know if y'all know who War Hamster is. He's on True Social. He has a podcast that he does. I talked to him today.

1:19:11 We are going to do it's going to be prerecorded. So it won't be live because he doesn't know me and I don't know him. So we are going to on Thursday record a podcast and it will hopefully be put up on Thursday as well. That will he has a fairly large audience and we're going to talk about Operation Gladio.

1:19:41 So we will be bringing our discovery to a whole new set of ears. And I could not be more excited about it. And if it goes well, we are going to set up a follow-on to that that we can get into some of the specifics. And of course, that one, potentially the second one, will be live.

1:20:10 Of course, I want all of y'all there because y'all know what you're doing. And I will need you in the live chat to be able to explain to his audience what is going on where I don't have to keep my eye on the live chat to answer questions. So I definitely will need all of y'all as part of that. And I'm so excited about that opportunity to get more.

1:20:40 awareness into Operation Gladio, if you will. So y'all have kept me on my toes. You make me do my research and I'm forever grateful to your additions on Truth Social as you provide me more information and examples and news articles and all the wonderful things that y'all do. So I just eternally grateful to everybody. So I'm going to say that.

1:21:10 i'm gonna leave it at that so love you all and i will see you um i think we do have one scheduled on thursday so i'll be doing that around um the video that i'm doing with him so i will let y'all know um on true social as soon as i get a time on when it's going to be released y'all have a great rest of your evening and i'll be back here on thursday bye

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British Empire appointed Mohammed Amin El Husseini host_asserted ▶ 2:39

“Well, because there's nothing new under the sun, the British, when they came into the Palestine area, created the Mafi of Jerusalem. And because he was located in Jerusalem, he was considered the Gran…”

British Empire overthrew Ottoman Empire host_asserted ▶ 17:16

“The British defeats the Ottoman Empire and they establish a military rule over Palestine. And they're very harsh. They basically offer them no freedoms. So they have the first Congress. They reject th…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini founded Arab Club host_asserted ▶ 24:13

“They create a Jerusalem branch of a Syrian group called the Arab Club. They write newspaper articles and they start drafting articles stoking hate of Jewish people that have recently immigrated. So th…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini carried_out_attack Palestine host_asserted ▶ 24:44

“aggravating, instigating hate among his fellow Arabs. That's in 1919. In 1920, he sets up riots that result in killing Jewish people. And at the military trials that the British have, they accuse him …”

British Empire appointed Herbert Samuel host_asserted ▶ 25:14

“They flee to Transjordan. Sham Wiseman, who eventually becomes the prime minister of Israel and a British lieutenant colonel, work. Let's see. They wrote and said that Ahmed was put up to the riots by…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Transjordan host_asserted ▶ 25:14

Herbert Samuel pardoned Mohammed Amin El Husseini host_asserted ▶ 25:50

“by the British High Commissioner for Palestine, he gives, he comes in, he's the new ruler, and he gives amnesty to all of the people that the previous guy had court-martialed, except Amin and this Ari…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini member_of Supreme Muslim Council host_asserted ▶ 29:04

“of their representation of Arabs in Palestine. So, and he's on record as saying he didn't want the Jewish immigrants there. So they create a body called the Supreme Muslim Council. There's a president…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini carried_out_attack Palestine host_asserted ▶ 30:41

“And some of his cohorts create fake pictures of moss burning. So it just so happens that during this 1929 uprising, see if you recognize this model, the British had moved all of the soldiers out of th…”

Rudolph Shaw exposed Mohammed Amin El Husseini host_asserted ▶ 31:13

“All of the prominent Jewish leaders were out of the country at a Zionist meeting. Later, there's a commission by a guy named Shaw, and he says 100% the plan, the attacks were planned, and everything p…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini carried_out_attack Palestine host_asserted ▶ 33:41

“Say Jews are slaughtering Arabs in Tel Aviv. Arabs then attack the Jews. Amen attacked Arab and Jews. Just the point at this point is, and this again was another setup by Amen. There was never any Jew…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini assassinated Palestine host_asserted ▶ 35:42

“The jury's definitely still out, but this is their playbook. This is exactly what they do. Any Arab leader that spoke out against Amin was killed. The author gives a list of 16 major Arab leaders in a…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Lebanon host_asserted ▶ 37:18

“The British dissolves the council of four that included the president and three others. The three others get sent to the Seychelles and Amin seeks refuge in a local mosque. He eventually ends up in Le…”

British Empire dissolved Supreme Muslim Council host_asserted ▶ 37:18

Mohammed Amin El Husseini funded British Empire host_asserted ▶ 37:50

“Because the mafia, Amin, is still communicating with some of his stay-behind units in Palestine. Evidence was shown that he was working on behalf of foreign countries. That came up in a different repo…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini did_business_with Adolf Hitler host_asserted ▶ 38:54

“In 1940, Iraq has a coup and the mafia ends up going to Iraq. And let's see if I can follow my notes. In 1941, he arrives in Italy from Iraq and he's still being paid by the Brits. But he is working i…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini did_business_with Benito Mussolini host_asserted ▶ 38:54

British Empire funded Mohammed Amin El Husseini host_asserted ▶ 38:54

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Iraq host_asserted ▶ 38:54

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Italy host_asserted ▶ 38:54

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Germany host_asserted ▶ 39:28

“under fascist Hitler. So when he gets to Germany, he's treated like a rock star because they're using him basically as a propaganda tool saying that he's the spokesperson for all of the Arabs in the w…”

Mohammed Amin El Husseini moved_to Iran host_asserted ▶ 39:28

Zbigniew Brzezinski adopted Bernard Lewis host_asserted ▶ 43:45

“saw my post, but I came across this in the research. So Brzezinski came up with the term, or he used the term arc of crisis, which was a Bernard Lewis term who worked at the state department. And he a…”

Richard Perle wrote The Clean Break documented ▶ 45:43

“He wrote a report called The Clean Break. He wrote that report for, excuse me, Bibi Netanyahu, which was just crazy to me. And for those of you who haven't seen it yet, I'm going to read a little bit …”

Raghib al-Nashashibi member_of BND documented ▶ 52:04

“So back to Amin, he was known in, excuse me, towards the end of the war for blocking immigration to Palestine from different places like Turkey. Also, there was a declass of U.S. intel that put him as…”

BND funded Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 52:34

“as it relates to the Middle East. It says Galen's organization post-World War II under Anglo-American support and funding was used to create networks and missions of fascist Germany and Italy using gl…”

United Kingdom paid Raghib al-Nashashibi host_asserted ▶ 53:05

“His principal espionage task was to keep Germans informed of dispositions and movements of British troops and equipment in the Middle East. And you would say, well, I thought he was working for the Br…”

Raghib al-Nashashibi spied_on United Kingdom book_quoted ▶ 53:05

Allen Dulles relationship_with BND documented ▶ 56:00

“The ever-widening investigation of the security of the Galen organization did nothing to disrupt the CIA's interest in strengthening the relationship. In September 1954, CIA Director Alan Dulles visit…”

Raghib al-Nashashibi operated_in Egypt book_quoted ▶ 57:55

“According to Copeland, Galen approached him with the plan that he would go to Egypt in 1953 to train the Egyptian army. He understood that the money for this operation would be coming from the CIA, an…”

CIA funded Otto Skorzeny book_quoted ▶ 57:55

Otto Skorzeny operated_in Egypt book_quoted ▶ 58:24

“stationed in Egypt to coordinate these very post-World War II affairs. This overlaps with the period of the Muslim Brotherhood, which we talked about last podcast, and is also becoming a powerful forc…”

United Kingdom funded Raghib al-Nashashibi book_quoted ▶ 1:00:46

“Amin signed a contract for subsidies for up to 12,000 marks per month. So he's now on the German payroll from during April 1995. Sorry, it would continue after April 1945. Neither side could have had …”

United Kingdom covered_up Raghib al-Nashashibi book_quoted ▶ 1:02:16

“from pearlman called mafia of jerusalem and in 1946 the british government was guilty of a serious degree of foot dragging in trying to hold him accountable as a war crime and i'm going to cut to the …”

United Kingdom refused Raghib al-Nashashibi documented ▶ 1:03:14

“were playing with the House of Commons a word game. So they respond to the discussion of his extradition. They explain it this way. The mafia was not a war criminal in the technical sense of the term,…”

Raghib al-Nashashibi moved_to Egypt book_quoted ▶ 1:05:43

“just over a year after his capture by the French forces, how he managed to escape has remained shrouded in mystery. Well, not so much because this is in 1946. And remember, we have all of the rat line…”

United Kingdom relationship_with Egypt book_quoted ▶ 1:06:14

“the other British stooge. So Britain has made no request to Egypt to hand over Mafi, and they basically own Egypt at this point. The Suez Canal, everything. They never asked for him to be returned. A …”

United Kingdom threatened France book_quoted ▶ 1:06:43

“The British viewpoint is not too far from the Egyptian viewpoint. Ask what that was. It's basically that the mafia was a political refugee and not a war criminal. Holy crap. British officials objected…”

Raghib al-Nashashibi relationship_with Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 1:09:19

“emissaries, including his brother, another al-Banna, in 1935, a forerunner to the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine. And many Palestinian nationalists who would go on to become leaders of a secular non-…”

United Kingdom funded Muslim Brotherhood book_quoted ▶ 1:10:20

“In fact, the Muslim Brotherhood and Amin were working for NATO through the Gladio networks organized by the Galen organization throughout the Cold War. It should also not be lost on the reader at this…”

Muslim Brotherhood member_of Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 1:10:20

United Kingdom hired Raghib al-Nashashibi book_quoted ▶ 1:11:51

“Dreyfus writes in The Devil's Game, quote, apparently the British didn't hold a grudge against the mafia because they soon hired him back as a propagandist. In Cairo, British intelligence had establis…”

Raghib al-Nashashibi worked_for Near East Broadcasting Station book_quoted ▶ 1:11:51