OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set, Chapter 4 and 5

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0:49 okay can everybody hear me sound check awesome i love that silent weapons is the one that's always giving me my sound check okay i want to start off by um reminding everybody give us a thumbs up and follow this channel so we can get the word out um i also want to make a comment for anybody that's listening if

1:41 People think that we're going to get through this and some part of our little fiefdom doesn't get touched. And the things that we think are our little sacred isle of truth doesn't get somewhat bulldozed over. I think they're wrong.

2:10 I started off last book review. I didn't, I haven't mentioned it, this book review, that me personally, having spent 30 years in the military, had my big aha moment in, was kind of a slow build watching Glenn Beck back when he was on Falk, but it didn't touch my item. None of my sacred cows got touched, but.

2:40 In January of 2019, I started doing a lot of digging on my own and found out that just about every aspect of what I believe to be true about our military and our government that I serve was a big fat lie. And we have figured out that a lot of the...

3:07 um institutions whether they be religious or political or whatever um have been involved in this and all right let's see if we can get that is that better um that we can get this resolved without um touching our little pile of specialness um you're just wrong um i found out yesterday that some of the people that had

3:41 been on this journey with us, we lost them. We lost them over the fact that in our last book review, we discovered that the Vatican Church had been money laundering. Those are not my opinions. Those are in court documents in the country of Italy. There are newspaper after newspaper that has reported on this.

4:13 I can't do anything about that. We're just going to tell the truth here. And if that hurts your feelings, I can't do anything about that. So we're going to plow through the truth. I will tell you when my rice bowl is guilty, like I did yesterday when we were talking about Lyman Lemonsker, the four-star general that was in charge of NATO. I mean, to think that that guy drew up a plan that was going to kill innocent...

4:42 as part of Operation Northwood, that's the most appalling thing I've ever heard of. But I'm not going to not know that. I want to know how to fix this stuff, and we can't be responsible citizens or sit in a church and not hold that church accountable for things they've done wrong because we chose to stick our head in the sand. So that's just a fair warning that...

5:11 In this podcast, in our discovery, nothing's off the table and we're going to learn the truth. If I find after reviewing a book that something the author has said that isn't necessarily the truth, I will absolutely go back and correct that. But I think it's hilarious for people to be on a truth journey and then as soon as something...

5:39 gets exposed that they don't want to hear they turn the journey off um that just blows my mind actually but enough said on that so we're going to dive into chapter four the name of chapter four is called the fascist roots of the cia and the true origin of the cold war so it begins in kind of a overview that um in 1998 there was an effort for

6:11 a government records interagency working group that was focused on Nazi war crimes and Japanese imperial government to declassify much of the items that had been classified about World War II. So they, in the effort, there were...

6:36 millions and millions of documents that were declassified. 8.5 million is the number. And it confirms one of the biggest kept secrets of the Cold War, that the CIA used an extensive Nazi spy network to wage a secret campaign against the Soviet Union. And that's basically what we've been talking about as far as Gladio goes. This campaign against the Soviet Union, which began

7:03 While the Second War was still going on, because we know that there was discussions as early as 1942 about it. And it basically generated the whole anti-communism movement that has been used as a justification to conduct Gladio operations. So a lot of the information that came to light during that.

7:33 Records review, the declassification effort is a result of this. And it's funny because one of the reservists that worked at the Pentagon was involved in that declassification. That's a personal friend of mine still to this day. Then the author moves on to Alan Dulles, the double agent who created America's intelligence empire. And we start. Dulles was transferred to Bern, Switzerland.

8:03 along with the rest of the embassy personnel, shortly before the U.S. entered the First World War in 1922 to 1926. He served five years as the chief of the Near East Division in the State Department. In 1926, he earned his law degree from George Washington Law School and took a job at Sullivan and Cromwell.

8:31 And for those of you who don't know, Sullivan and Cromwell is one of the most prestigious, still is, international law firms in the world. His older brother was already a partner. His name's John Foster Dulles. In 1927, he became the director of the Council of Foreign Relations, which we know is a Rockefeller institution. It's an extension of the...

8:59 British Roundtable, RIIA, kind of what we have now come to learn, like the political element of the fascist New World Order, if you will. The CFR was one of the main shapers of the future Cold War doctrine. So he was the first.

9:30 new director since the council's founding in 1921. He served as the secretary of the CFR from 33 to 44 and as its president from 46 to 50. What's interesting about those dates is they coincide 46 to 50 with when he was the OSS director in Switzerland overseeing

9:59 the World War II efforts. So he basically was both directing from a CFR perspective and overseeing the implementation of this New World Order agenda, while at the same time making sure on the ground it happens from an intelligence standpoint. So the, oh, and here's the organization, Royal Institute for International Affairs. That's R-I-I-A. So the CFR basically is the American branch.

10:30 It's also commonly referred to as Chatham House. Chatham House was created by the roundtable movement, which we covered in the very first chapter. That's the Oswald, Mosley and all of those guys that basically created Churchill. So in 1920 to the 1930s, both Dulles brothers acted as significant players in the rearming of Germany by night, largely through their law firm at Sullivan and Cromwell.

11:01 which operated as a center of an intricate international network of banks, investment firms, and industrial conglomerates to rearm Germany. And again, I'll remind you that a lot of that rearming between World War I and World War II consisted of building plants in Russia, Soviet Union. In 1935, Dulles was made a partner in Sullivan and Cromwell.

11:29 He and his brother are representing German conglomerates like IG Farben, who we all know is responsible for the gas used to kill the people that were exterminated in the concentration camps. And Sullivan and Cromwell, because it was an international company, also had a law firm, also had a branch in Berlin.

11:59 Those lawyers were forced to sign their correspondence, Heil Hitler. They finally closed the office in 1935. So Alan Dulles joined a board with J. Henry Schroeder of the Schroeder Bank. And he was, there's a U.S. subsidiary. So he was on the board, sorry, of the Schroeder Bank.

12:31 whose headquarters was in London. And Schroeder was a Nazi general while he was the chairman of that bank that Alan Dulles sat on. So you've got the guy that's running our intel basically in bed with the Germans. He also, Schroeder, worked with Slatt, S-C-H-A-C-H-T, which we know is the guy that was basically

13:09 their chief economist in Nazi Germany, as well as the president of the Central Bank in Germany that helped set up the Bank of International Settlements. Alan Dulles remained on the board of the Schroeder Bank until 1944, which is basically the end of the war. The German representative of the Dulles Brothers law firm was Dr. Gerhard Westrich.

13:46 He was a financial agent for Hitler. He was a spy master. He was assigned by another German to undertake a mission to the U.S. to meet American business leaders and gain support for Germany. He's one of the fundraisers that came through when we were talking about how the international syndicate from Anthony Sutton's book funded the German Nazi effort.

14:18 Westrick was one of the guys that came on a recruitment drive for funding specifically for Hitler. The Dulles brothers worked very closely with Thomas McKittrick. And you'll remember him from the book on setting up the Bank of International Settlements because he became the president of the Bank of International Settlements and was very good personal friends with Alan Dulles.

14:51 Smith was, so he worked with Smith, who was also a client of Dulles' law firm. Smith was the CEO of IG Farben. He was the, that's the chemical company, as we said, that made the gas. And what's interesting is the Bank of International Settlements, just as a reminder, was located in

15:20 Basel, Switzerland, which is exactly where Alan Dulles sets up shop for the OSS when he comes there as a spy slash board member slash everything law firm guy because he based NCFR guy. He was there wearing all the hats. So another author who wrote The Devil's Chessboard is quoted as saying the secretive Bank of International Settlements became a crucial financial partner for the Nazis.

15:54 using the vice president of hitler's rights rights bank and a close associate of mckitterick once called who once called bank of international settlements rights bank its foreign branch bank of international settlements laundered hundreds of millions of dollars in nazi gold looted from the treasures of the occupied countries and i don't know if i explained that in a podcast but

16:24 Basically, what they did was in places like Czechoslovakia, once Hitler invaded them, they took. So the Bank of International Settlements, anybody that joined it, had to put gold on deposit there. And basically, all they did was keep a ledger that said, if you wanted to transfer a million dollars to another country, the gold never left the Bank of International Settlements. They just wrote minus a million on one country's books.

16:52 and plus a million on the other countries' books. So the gold is not allowed to leave. It stays there. So Czechoslovakia had joined the Bank of International Settlements when it was set up, and they had gold on deposit there. So when Hitler invaded and took over, he told McCarrick, who did it, to transfer Czechoslovakia's gold to German ledger. And he did it.

17:22 And when he took over France, he did the same thing. And when he took over Austria, he did the same thing. And he just kept stealing everybody's gold by ledger markings. And could they have at any time undid that? Absolutely. Did they ever? No. So the OSS was formed on June 13, 1942, as a wartime intelligence agency for the United States.

17:56 under the directorship of William Wild Bill Donovan. He was chosen by Roosevelt to build the agency from the ground up to secure communications, coding, and conduct espionage against both Nazi Germany and Japan. Alan Dulles was among the first recruits for the office, and he was given basically the European theater to be in charge of it.

18:25 He was initially stationed in Bern, but he ended up in Basel. So and again, given his background, he's obviously conflicted. He had been the attorney for many of these German companies and was still on boards like CFR. So one of the very first things that comes up is a thing called the Bern incident or Operation Sunrise. And I did find.

18:58 a link to that. I think this is it here. And I will post that because it's actually a very interesting thing to follow up on later because it has to do with the, let's see, the Daily Bell. Yeah, I'll let y'all look at that later because I do want to get through chapter five as well.

19:35 In a nutshell, General Kurt Wolf. Now, you'll recognize Wolf because Wolf is the Wolf units, the werewolf units. That's who this is named after. General Kurt Wolf comes and does secret negotiations with Alan Dulles. And we're told what I can tell you what happened that supposedly.

20:04 Dulles worked to ensure safe passage of General Wolfe and his men before the communists reached their destination. This was in direct violation of the terms laid out at the Casablanca agreement, which required unconditional surrender of all Nazis. So basically, it appears what came out of these secret negotiations is a couple of things. That's the beginning of where...

20:33 the transition from General Galen slash Wolf, werewolf units were transitioned into Operation Gladio. Wolf is there basically negotiating for him and Galen's freedom and basically convincing the United States. To me, this meeting is where the Cold War started. They're convincing the U.S. that their real enemy is the communists.

21:02 not the nazis and that they're going to bring a whole bunch of people over to the u.s camp like the scientists the werewolf units and all of these other assets if they just let them go free and help them with the rat lines through the vatican church and all the different other places um to argentina um and that they will come back after the hostilities are over

21:29 back into the german infrastructure and help them run this whole apparatus that's basically operation sunrise or the burn incident in a nutshell which totally because the russians the soviets find out about it and that totally pisses them off but you can see how driving that wedge into the allies on the flip side of that if nothing else came out of it

21:57 It could have been kind of like a false herring operation where they wanted to go kind of pick at the U.S. and see if they could drive a wedge in between the Soviets so that they could then break apart the allies. That is a possibility. But it is clear what came out of that was not during the war breaking up the allies. What came out of it.

22:27 was he bartered his and Galen's freedom to come back another day in a much worse scenario. So I don't know if y'all have ever heard of an author by the name of John Loftus. He investigated a lot of Nazi war crime people. And he's also written a lot of books, a lot of very interesting books. So he's quoted as saying he was a dangle. They wanted Dulles in the clear.

22:58 contact with his Nazi clients so they could be easily identified. Thus, according to Loftus, the true mission, unbeknownst to Dulles, was to gain intel on the American, British, and French networks, among others who were secretly colluding with the Nazis. Another possibility. So, let's see. According to Roosevelt's son, who, by the way, is part of the CIA,

23:32 Roosevelt's son, Kermit, was in the basement during the Iran hostage scenario. He's the one that, not the Iran hostage, sorry. He's the one that was in the basement of the embassy in Iran when we brought back the Shah and toppled the duly elected president of Iran.

24:02 who had done wonderful things for the country of Iran. And Roosevelt's son was one of the main operators in that coup. So he's saying that he was told by his father that he should have cleaned out the State Department six years before the war, but he never did it. And again, his son is not to be believed on any level.

24:33 Because, again, spies lie. And I'm sure he has a vested interest in cleaning up his dad's legacy. As the true allegiance of the Bank of International Settlements and the Wall Street finance became clear during the war, John Foster Dulles, who was hired as McKittrick's legal counsel. Yeah, that's the bank guy.

25:03 and who successfully intervened on the bank's behalf, noted that the Bank of England governor, Montague Norman, allowed for the direct transfer of money to Hitler, however, not with England's own money, but rather 5.6 million pounds worth of gold owned by the National Bank of Czechoslovakia. And that's the story I just told you. So as the war approaches, there's Project Safe Haven.

25:32 an American intelligence operation thought up by Roosevelt that was supposed to track down and confiscate Nazi assets that were staffed in neutral countries. They know that all of that money is sitting in the Bank of International Settlements, and they don't do anything with it, which makes this all completely disingenuous. If members of the Nazi elite were successful in hiding large troughs of their wealth, it's all in the bank.

26:03 Dulles, who successfully stalled and sabotaged the Roosevelt operation, which I don't believe was genuine at all, explained in December 1944 memo to his OSS superiors that his office lacked sufficient personnel to do the effective job of doing that. He was too busy helping the Nazis escape.

26:27 John Foster worked hard to hide the U.S. assets of major German cartels like IG Farben and Merck and protect other subsidiaries from being confiscated by the federal government. So while Alan Dulles is in the theater not doing it, his brother is actively hiding U.S. subsidiaries of German companies' assets as their lawyer. Shredding of captured Nazi records.

26:58 was the favorite tactic of Dulles and his associates, who stayed behind to help run the occupation of post-war Germany, because they had to clean it all up. That's according to the lawyer John Loftus. Without a doubt that Roosevelt was intending to prosecute the Dulles, again, I don't believe that, along with many others who were complicit in supporting the Nazi cause after the war. Roosevelt was aware that Dulles' brothers and the Wall Street

27:27 had worked hard against his election, but they didn't. Because if you read Anthony Sutton book, they actually helped him. And we know, in case y'all wasn't part of that group, that Roosevelt spent almost all of his time outside of when he was president, located in offices at 120 Broadway. All of these people worked.

27:58 At 120 Broadway, there was no difference between them. So we're going to go on. She talks a little bit more about Roosevelt being, you know, the great president that he was. Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty wrote a book called The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate JFK. He describes how in September 1944, while serving as a captain in the Army, Army Air Forces.

28:33 and stationed in Cairo, that he was part of a mission where 750 U.S. air crew slash POWs who had been shot down in the Balkans during air raids were being transferred. And he said this intel was based off of his meetings with British intelligence officers who had been informed that their secret intelligence service and OSS.

29:04 serving as a liaison officer between the Pentagon and the CIA from 55 to 63. So they're kind of basically given his bona fides here. Here's what he's quoted as saying. We flew to Syria, met the freight train from Bucharest, loaded with POWs onto our aircraft and began the flight back to Cairo. Among the 750 American POWs, there were perhaps 100 Nazi intel agents.

29:32 along with scores of Nazi-sympathetic Balkan agents, they had hidden in this shipment by the OSS to get them out of the way of the Soviet army who was marching into Romania. September 1944 operation was the first major pro-German anti-Soviet activity of the Cold War. So they're basically assisting, as we know they did, the Nazis to escape from

30:03 what would eventually be Russian occupied territory. So she goes on to talk about the involvement of Frank Wisner, who was in Bucharest at the time, and Alan Dulles, who went to Zurich, who were both strong proponents of the idea at the time to rejoin selected Nazi power centers in order to spin the Western alliance around to focus on Soviet unions. Prouty writes, it was this covert

30:36 within the OSS, coordinated with the British intelligence faction and its policies that encouraged chosen Nazis to conceive of the divisive iron curtain concept to drive a wedge in the alliance with the Soviet Union as early as 1944, to save their own necks, to salvage certain power centers and their wealth, and to stir resentment against the Russians, even at a time

31:04 of their greatest military triumph. And you can't make the case strong enough that Russia lost millions of people in this war. And they immediately were stabbed in the back by both Britain and the United States. So he says, Churchill, and we mentioned this last time, Churchill was neither the originator or the idea of the phrase or the idea of the Iron Curtain.

31:39 Just before the close of World War II in Europe, German Foreign Minister Count Lutz Schoen von Kossack made a speech in Berlin reported in the London Times on May 3, 1945, in which he used the Nazi-coined propaganda phrase Iron Curtain, which was to be used precisely in the same context by Churchill.

32:09 one year later when he came to the United States. So the author here is making the case that she found documentation in that London Times newspaper that it was an actual German phrase. Following the German speech, only three days after the German surrender, Churchill wrote a letter to Truman to express his concern about the future of Europe and to say that a quote-unquote iron curtain had come down.

32:40 That just boggles my mind. And what's really interesting, if you think about it long term, these people are, while they're plotting to make the Soviet Union the next enemy in their forever war, they gave countries to it. They didn't have to. They willingly went to the negotiation table and gave them Poland, gave them Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, all of those countries.

33:09 And in most records of the negotiations, it's unequivocal that they gave them more than what the Russians were going to ask for. All at the same time, they're trying to make us believe that they're the ferocious enemy and cruel and diabolical and everything else. Well, what does that say about them? They just left all of those innocent people in those countries and gave it to them. Like beating a dragon, if you believe the rhetoric.

33:44 Or they just wanted an enemy so that they could feed their war machine. So also, they bring up Ho Chi Minh in a Declaration of Independence in 1945, who had fought with the Allies against Japan. Let that sink in. The French would enter Vietnam within weeks of the Second World War ending to reestablish.

34:24 Vietnam as a colony. So here's Ho Chi Minh, who didn't have to get involved. He fought with the allies against Japan. And within weeks, France, who had been utterly destroyed, somehow has enough military power to invade a country again that they had been kicked out of. And we know why.

35:02 because of opium. So on September 20th, 1945, President Truman disbands the OSS a few weeks after the official end of the World War II. This was the right thing to do, considering the OSS had never been intended to exist out of wartime context. However, what he turned around and did almost immediately was create a central intelligence group, two iterations of that.

35:33 And then we find out that the CIA came after that. So in April 1947, Alan Dulles was asked by the Senate Armed Services Committee to present his ideas for a strong central intelligence agency. That's like the box in the hen house. So Dulles, of course, quickly assumed control over the committee report that was going to be written.

36:08 which sharply critical assessment of the, let's see, of this. So during this process, there was some criticism of the war effort and Dulles is influential enough to be able to change the wording, the policies.

36:41 And so also during all of this time that this was going on, that we had the OSS, we actually had within the State Department a policy branch. And that's where Wisner, W-I-S-N-E-R worked, Frank Wisner. And the author is telling us that he was a Wall Street lawyer as well, former OSS.

37:09 was brought in as the OPC chief. And so as soon as they stand up the CIA, Wisner, who had been at the state department doing basically the covert operations there, he gets moved by Alan Dulles into basically perform that exact same job in the CIA. And by 1952, which is like,

37:39 Just a few years later, they have 3,000 employees and 47 overseas stations. And while it didn't work out this way, I just did the math real quick. That's 64 people per station of spies creating havoc running Operation Gladio. And many of the agency's initial recruits were former Nazis, because of course they were.

38:13 General Reinhard Galen, Army's chief intel officer, was brought to Washington on September 20, 1945. Galen understood that the U.S.-Soviet alliance would inevitably break apart because they were going to make sure it did. He managed to convince the Americans that his intelligence on the Soviet Union was indispensable to the Americans in a way to win a Cold War.

38:41 Galen and his top deputies were put on a troop ship back to Germany to basically be installed in the new West German Chancellor Adenauer's government as his chief of intel. Galen's spy team was installed by U.S. military authorities in a compound in a village called Pollack near Munich, and he basically had no supervision.

39:11 He brings in people like Dr. Franz Six, who we talked about before. Six would be later arrested by the U.S. Army Counterintelligence Agency, convicted of war crimes. Six served four years in prison and within weeks of his release, went back to work in Galen's intel apparatus.

39:35 No matter what anybody says, and this is a big pet peeve of mine, when people go online on social media and call for Nuenberg, we don't want Nuenberg. We don't want Nuenberg 2.0 because Nuenberg 1.0 was a joke. They killed a couple of people. They sentenced a few people to jail, not proportionately any of the leaders. And the people that they sentenced to lifetime in prison was immediately to death.

40:05 was immediately, other than ones they'd already killed, was immediately commuted to lifetime in prison. And then they let them out at four years or less in some cases. Some people were only in there for six months. And so between Dulles and his minions, the army did the exact same thing. They scuttled everybody out that they didn't want new and burnt. And those are the people like Galen that should have swung.

40:36 And they didn't. So whenever we start holding people accountable, we don't want Neuenberg. Dulles went. So David Talbot, the author of The Devil's Chessboard, goes on to say, Alan Dulles went to generous lengths to maintain a cordial relationship with Galen, sending him gifts, warm greetings on Christmas and his birthday, and even on the anniversary of their professional alliance. That's gross.

41:07 One of Galen's favorite gifts from Dulles was a small wooden statuette of a cloak and dagger figure with the German spy master described as a sinister looking, but nonetheless kept on his desk for the rest of his life. Cloak and dagger like Gladio, which is a small sword or dagger. I'm sure it has nothing to do with that, though.

41:35 So Galen, in turn, sends him a gold medallion of St. George slaying the dragon. What dragon would that be, Alan? In 1955, as the CIA prepared to transfer the Galen organization to West German government, the agency generously continued to back Galen, giving him enough money to buy a lake house estate with our money. Well, that's probably drug money. Where he enjoyed selling his boat on the weekends. Isn't that nice? Set that Nazi spy up.

42:09 Sweet. So enough of that. That makes me sick. But anyway, Walter Bedell Smith, who succeeded killing Coyter as the CIA director, despite bringing Alan Dulles in and making him his deputy, had supposedly he didn't like Alan Dulles, but he understood the.

42:43 um importance of having him inside the CIA so that's the end of chapter four we're going to transition to chapter five and this is talking about Ukrainian nationalist movement post-World War II which was totally bought and paid for by the CIA it gets a little complicated I'm going to try to just stay at the 50,000 foot look but I am going to have to read a little bit at the very beginning because it's important to understand some of the history

43:13 And she does a very good job of creating the history. But I'm only going to read the very first part of it so that you understand how complicated the whole thing is. Yes, Julie, like January 6th. Kievan, it's K-I-E-V-A-N, Rus, R-U-S, which was what Russia was called prior to it being called Russia, was a federation in Eastern Northern Europe.

43:43 from the late 9th to the mid-13th century, and was made up of a variety of people, including East Slavic, Baltic, Finnic, and was ruled by the Rurik, R-U-R-I-K dynasty. Today's Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine all recognize the people of Kievan Rus as their cultural ancestors. Basically, primarily all Slavic.

44:15 dynasty would fall during the Mongol invasion in 1240. The Rurik dynasty would continue to rule over parts of Rus under the kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia, modern-day Ukraine and Belarus. The Novorod Republic, overlapping with modern-day Finland and Russia, and Vladimir Sudol, which

44:48 is a separate one, which became the Grand Duchy of Moscow. The kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia was under the vassalage of the Golden Horde in the 1400s. So we're going to go skip a little bit, but understanding that there's people that are poisoned to get rid of them, that are rulers, there's civil wars.

45:18 Part of it becomes Lithuania. Part of it becomes Poland. And then you have Hungary, obviously, that's on the border of all of this, which gets drawn into it at different times. And then you have the Polish-Lithuania Commonwealth that gets formed. You have at that time the Habsburg monarchy, the Kingdom of Prussia, the Roman Empire.

45:49 That's like in the 1700s. So what we don't understand, having lived post-1942, when they drew all the artificial countries up and made some out of whole cloth, is warring negotiations and partnerships was how countries' boundaries were found prior to the aftermath of World War II.

46:18 Boundaries ebbed and flowed. People got mixed up. You may be Ukrainian and end up in Russia. You may be Poland and speak Polish and end up in Russia. The border lines were very fluid. So in 1914, Europe would be dragged into the First World War. And in March 1918, after two months of negotiation with the Central Powers,

46:48 The German, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire, which were the central powers, and the new Bolshevik government of Russia signed a treaty ceding claims on Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania as a condition for peace. So those are no longer in Russia.

47:19 The Bolshevik Revolution began in March 1917. As a result of that treaty that was signed, 11 nations became independent in Eastern Europe and Western Asia. Some of them had never been independent. Ukraine was among these nations. In reality, what this meant is that they were to become vassal states to Germany with political and economic dependencies because they had never functioned as an independent country.

47:47 However, when Germany lost the war, the treaties were annulled. With Germany out of the picture and the dissolving of all of those empires, like the Russian Empire, the Hungarian Empire, Poland and Ukraine found themselves in a position to establish their own independence, which they tried to do. During the Habsburg rule, both Polish and Ukrainian national movements had developed.

48:17 So you basically have the foundations of what's going to flourish into the Nazi entities in Ukraine as a result of all of these switching back and forth of who's in charge of Ukraine. By 1922, Ukraine was divided between Bolshevik,

48:49 leave LVIV, along with Valencia and most of Bohemia. The rest was given to, would become part of Ukrainian SSR. So now you've got basically Ukraine split in two. The organization, and this is going to become very important, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, OUN.

49:19 gets formed in 1929. It called for independent Ukrainian and ethnic homogeny. So very nationalistic. There are two people that are very important and they end up getting in a pissing contest and O-U-N splits up. So now you have O-U-N-M.

49:51 And O-U-N-B. B is for Stephen Bandera. Stephen, sorry. His name comes up a lot because he is the guy that Azov Battalion and Right Sector held as their founding mentor. They're the ones, he's the one that they hold up as like their guiding light.

50:21 But what's interesting is this guy by the name of Andrea Melnick, A-N-D-R-I-Y-M-E-L-N-Y-K. He's the one that ends up in charge of O-U-N-N-M. And what's interesting about this is the machinations that happen between these two is basically.

50:52 In 1939, the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany sign a non-aggression pact. And this is obviously in the lead up to World War II. And doing this, it reunited Ukraine under a Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. So now you have these two factions of a nationalist movement.

51:23 given yet another breathing room to become its own country. But they tend more to like Germany because of the race purification aspect. And at this point, you have 100% agreement on the national part of it, but not on the ethnic part of it.

51:55 That only lasts for a little bit of time. And they end up after the war as part of the Soviet Union, as we know. Well, they really don't like the Soviets because think about this. A lot of them basically kind of did turn state evidence, if you will, in support of Nazi Germany. And even when Russia came across and took over Ukraine.

52:24 They created the very first stay-behind units. This is where Galen got the idea of stay-behind units, was Ukraine. Because these nationalists, Bandera and his buddy, created stay-behind units inside of Ukraine. So you've got Soviet people running around in Ukraine, yet they're being sniped at by Bandera and his buddy.

52:53 And as soon as the Nazis take over Ukraine initially on their way to hit the Soviets, they do the pogroms there. They round up. And these nationalists, because they don't like the Jews either and they want to impress Germany in their viciousness, both of these elements of what will later become right sector in the Azov Battalion.

53:23 turn on the Jewish people who are their fellow Ukrainians living in the houses right next to them. They push them all into a ghetto, put a fence around it, and then eventually march them off to the ovens. They killed tens of thousands of Jewish people on behest of the Nazis. So then you've got the Russians coming back and all of these people are kind of stuck because

53:52 The leadership who is known to the Russians, they flee, but they have the stay behind units that they're basically in Germany managing on behalf of the Nazis to try to nip at the back end of the movements into Ukraine. So they're sniping at Russians and hoping that Germany is going to recognize them. But unfortunately, they're.

54:22 Hopes are dashed and the Nazis do not recognize them. And they end up having to work directly with the U.S. And what I find fascinating about this is that this is where the idea of stay behind units and how relevant that is to today.

54:55 The current use of Gladio units treks back and we just happen to be at a time right now in the world where Ukraine is front burner and nobody knows about this stuff. Nobody knows that the origins, number one, that Gladio is still going on. Number two, that it exists. Number three, that it came from Nazis. Number four, that the idea, the concept of it was born.

55:25 out of the atrocities of these nationalists in ukraine and the murdering of and rounding up of their fellow neighbors in ship to and i mean they didn't just ship them off to gas chambers they literally had these people go out and dig their own graves shot them in the grave made them lay down there and shot them in the grave and tens of thousands of them they did this too it was so

55:56 gross. I'll save you that part and leave it there. The atrocities, they raped women, they murdered children, and they basically did, I don't know if this is a common thing among whatever orthodoxy they practice, but I visited Cambodia where basically the same thing happened, and Pol Pot did exactly the same thing as far as murdering the people.

56:26 But just like in Cambodia, when it came to little kids, they just bashed them up against a tree and, you know, knock their heads in. And that's how they killed the babies. And there's documentation that says that's exactly what they found when they went back into Ukraine and how they murdered the Jewish children. So it's everything about it is gross. So.

56:56 The book goes on, and again, I want to talk about Mikola Ledbed. He became a de facto leader of Bandera's element of this when Bandera got indisposed. So he also played an integral role.

57:34 in the espionage and the backstabbing and killing along with Bandera. He was a really bad dude. And the reason why that becomes important is because in 1944, he helped form

58:03 the Supreme Ukrainian Liberation Council, which claimed to represent the Ukrainian nation and served as an underground government outside of it because kind of like a government in exile, if you will. And so he gets crosswise with Bandera and the Soviets.

58:39 A lot of little writing in here. So in all of the fighting, when Bandera does come back into the picture, he ends up in West Germany with his family after the war, where he remained a leader in exile and worked with several anti-communist organizations, which means intel. At this point, Bandera had become too much of a liability and there were simply...

59:14 There were multiple attempts to try by both the Americans and the British, starting in 1953, to get Bandera to step down and to let Lebed, L-E-B-E-D, to represent the entire Ukrainian liberation. He refused and went rogue, Bandera did, and he was assassinated in 1959. We're told by a KGB agent in Munich, but I don't believe that.

59:45 because this very much strikes at the heart of the whole stay behind. As soon as Bandera became not useful to them anymore, and he was a lot less unpolished than this Lebed guy, and so they just simply eliminated Bandera. Among the declassified records of the Hoover's FBI, who had a small trove of captured German

1:00:17 staff documents from 1943 and 44 revealed German appreciation of this nationalist, not Ukrainian effort, actually mentioned Libet by name. It appears this was never shared with any of the other institutions other than the CIA, despite the fact that INS had been investigating Libet.

1:00:46 Basically, Labed is going to come to the United States. He became a nationalized citizen in 1957. And keep in mind, this is the evilest of all evils because all of these people were involved in that. So they have once in the U.S. Labed was selected as the CIA's chief contact and advisor for.

1:01:20 a program called Aerodynamic. Aerodynamic's first phase involved infiltration into Ukraine and then exfiltration of CIA-trained Ukrainian agents trying to get their guys out. CIA's arm for the collection of secret intelligence, the office of the OSO and the OPA,

1:01:53 C, the Office of Policy Coordination, worked together to create this organization. Washington was especially pleased with the high level of training in the Ukraine and its potential for further guerrilla activities with the extraordinary news that active resistance to the Soviet regime was spreading steadily eastward out of the Polish and Greek Catholic provinces.

1:02:21 They're being fed this information that their stay behind units were very successful, but they actually were not. I've read in another book that we'll eventually get to that the KGB was on to all of this. And as soon as the Nazis would, excuse me, Galen, who's former Nazi, but still a Nazi, Germany sent.

1:02:47 some of their Gladio operators to reinstitute the stay-behind units inside of Soviet Ukraine, they were knocked off as soon as they got there. But Galen couldn't tell the U.S. that he, because the whole idea of Galen being the chief of intel for Germany and not a Nazi was the fact that he had this extensive network of points of contact with all of Eastern Europe.

1:03:15 To admit that he didn't have those would have eliminated him because he knew way too much. So as long as he was viewed as valuable, his job was safe. But KGB records that have later been released all indicate that most of the quote unquote intel he was providing to the CIA was basically made up garbage. And most of the people that he sent over there never made it back out alive.

1:03:46 So basically, Aerodynamic began to operate through a Ukrainian study group under Lebed's leadership in New York under CIA auspices. And I think this part's so important and why I wanted to get to this is because they have basically brought the underground of Ukraine, the despicable dregs of society from Ukraine, and they put them in New Jersey and New York.

1:04:19 They collected Ukrainian literature, history, and produced Ukrainian nationalist newspapers, bulletins, radio programs, and books to distribute in Ukraine. In 1956, this group was formally incorporated as a nonprofit prologue, P-R-O-L-O-G, Research and Publishing Association. It is 100% CIA funded. So it allowed CIA to funnel funds to ostensibly private

1:04:50 as private donations without a taxable footprint. The CIA turned Prolog into a for-profit enterprise called Prolog Research Corporation, which ostensibly received private contracts, you know, from the CIA. So they maintained a Munich office as well. Prolog recruited and paid Ukrainian immigrant writers.

1:05:24 who were generally unaware that they worked for the CIA-controlled operations. Now, also, which is not mentioned in this book, but I do want to mention it, this same group provided the people to the radio-free Europe 100% of CIA operation to broadcast propaganda into Russia and Ukraine as well.

1:05:57 The CIA bought and paid for a brand of Ukrainian nationalism via Lebed. One of the most horrifying butchers was given the reins to shape the hearts and minds of Ukrainian people and their national identity as defined by the nationalist groups that he was in charge of while still in Ukraine. So one CIA analyst judged that some form of nationalist feeling continues to exist.

1:06:30 In Ukraine, and there is an obligation to support it as a Cold War weapon. Prologue influenced the next Ukrainian generation. Prologue had become, in the words of one senior CIA official, the sole vehicle for CIA operations directed at Ukrainian Soviet Republic and the 40 million Ukrainian citizens. But keep in mind what's going on here.

1:07:05 The Ukrainian nationalistic sympathies that they're feeding are those that were aligned with Germany Nazism, not a organic Ukrainian nationalism. OK, that's number one. Number two, they were guilty of the worst genocide imaginable to their fellow neighbors. Number three.

1:07:37 If all they wanted was a, why they give Ukraine to Russia, number one, well, 1A. But more importantly to me is the way they redrew the maps, which again was drawn, was done as part of the 1945 ending of the war. They incorporated a whole group of ethnic Russians.

1:08:09 inside of Ukraine, while feeding the Western part nothing but hyperbole nationalism, living inside of an artificially drawn map that includes a shitload of Russians. What do you think they're doing? They're doing what they did with the Kurds. They're doing what they did with the Christians in Syria. They're creating artificial boundaries.

1:08:41 to drive a forever war machine because they know damn good and well that the ethnic Russians are going to be hated by the nationalist Ukrainians because they paid for the hate. And these national Ukrainians, in the form of what we see today as Azov and right sector and a couple others, blame Russia for getting rid of...

1:09:12 Nazi Germany because they loved them. So they on purpose in 1945 create a cauldron and then want to flush all of our money into the cauldron and waste it when it explodes. You created it. And that's the point I want y'all to get is almost without exception, every conflict

1:09:42 Every area of trouble can be traced back to the 1945 map and our involvement after 1945 to drum up hate and resentment, overthrow governments, make people hate the Soviet Union slash Russia, and all of it does not appear to have any basis in reality.

1:10:14 And again, I'm not saying the Soviets were good, but every single thing that we come across in Operation Gladio, it's like what we see going on today. They have to make up racist domestic violence for white supremacy because it doesn't exist. They spent from 1945 until the current day doing the exact same thing to the Russian people.

1:10:45 Because every incident of communist aggression in Italy during the Cold War was created by the state to do domestic violence in the name of some Red Brigade or whatever boogeyman that they made up. Not a single incident in all of Italy in the entire time this was going on.

1:11:15 was instigated terror by a communist entity. Nowhere in Belgium, nowhere in Germany, nowhere in England, nowhere anywhere that we've come across. None of it. It was all blamed on communists of some sub organization somewhere. And it was all done in the name of anti-communist. But at some point you have to sit back at the 30,000 foot look and go.

1:11:45 Where's all these communists that we're doing all this killing of our domestic population for? And we know, based on Operation Norwood, that Lyman Lemensker, General, and Alan Dulles, that we learned last time, cooked up out a whole cloth to kill a whole bunch of us so they could go ground invade Cuba and get rid of Castro. So believe me, if they're willing to sacrifice their own neighbors in a domestic terrorist attack that they have to create.

1:12:15 and blame on the communists, the communists could have done that this entire time. We've never had a single communist terror attack. So they are willing to go to any length to accomplish this fascist agenda and create any amount of boogeyman that they need. Because we will see eventually the transition from

1:12:46 the big bad communists in the Soviet Union since they implode in 1991 and we're still in perpetual war machine mode, that they just transitioned via the Iraq War, number one, from the big bad Soviet Union being the boogeyman to the Muslim world being the boogeyman. And it's just a perpetual war machine.

1:13:13 Do we have any questions about anything that we covered? Manufacture crisis, error, and wars. That's exactly right. Welcome to Operation Gladio. So I do want to put on here, I did want to touch real quick. Yes, yes, yes. Okay, so we've got, this is the article that I just posted on Substack. Did anybody get to read that already?

1:13:44 Because I am at the same time I'm reading this book, I'm reading another Gladio book as well, just to check out and see if that's going to be our next book. I may just kind of do one or two podcasts over the whole book. It does have some very interesting things. But at this point, I think we're pretty well versed in Operation Gladio that we could go out and talk about it in a coherent fashion. So I don't want to overdo it. But I about died.

1:14:13 So I finished reading the chapter that talked about the English. And I don't have the book in front of me. I do have my Substack. I'll open it real quick. But I was reading about Harold Wilson, the prime minister of England, and how he made the same mistake as a couple of popes in trying to talk to the Soviet Union.

1:14:44 That's a no-no. You're not allowed to do that, according to Gladio. So they immediately started an operation as soon as he got elected, where MI5, their version of the FBI, and MI6, their CIA, started Gladio operations on him. They started, they bugged his phone. They bugged his house. They created, oh, and one of the things that just blew my mind,

1:15:15 That's when the whole IRA, those of us that are my age, remember the IRA debacle in Northern Ireland and the terrorist attacks and all of that other stuff. Well, guess when that happened? That happened right after Harold Wilson got elected. Gladio, anybody? They created that entire, I'm not saying all of the IRA, but there was instigation as part of internal.

1:15:44 instigated events, which is Gladio. Hello. They created all of these little like Antifa BLM movements, had everybody out in the streets protesting. They bombarded this guy from the day he walked on into 10 Downing. So he doesn't get reelected, but he does get elected a second term the next time. It was so much like Trump. It just blew my mind.

1:16:13 And again, he's all involved. I'm not going to spoil the end of it, but he gets a visit from somebody. You have to read the article at the end of the story. So don't anybody tell him who visited him. And within two days of the visit, he resigned. And there's so much that's not going to happen to Trump, by the way. But there's no way that the people.

1:16:43 that are behind Trump, that convinced him to run, don't know all of these plays and all of the tactics. So when you read about Harold Wilson, I am sure that they used the Gladio operational book, if you will, to prepare Trump before he ever came down the escalators, which is why he knows how to counter every single thing.

1:17:12 they're doing to him because the playbook was known and somebody um commented on true social um about the everybody agreed it's like strikingly similar um you were wearing dog tags to school during the cuba and nuke scare i know and once you find out oh and let me tell you something else

1:17:45 about Cuba since we just brought that up. Does everybody know that Bush Sr. started an oil company called Zapata Oil when he was in Texas? Supposedly, he left all of his family wealth and he's striking out on his own. I don't believe any of that. That was all a CIA front company. But what I found in this other book that I'm reading about, we know from our previous book,

1:18:16 that Cuba was the initial stopping off point for all drugs coming into the U.S. And so when they lost Cuba, it gave them butt hurt big. And so the pipeline got all jumbled up because they no longer could stage all of their drug operations coming to the United States from Cuba. But I don't remember the exact date, but within 12 months of...

1:18:48 a the planned operation of northwood prior to northwood so we have bush senior set up zapata oil and then within 12 months is their basic so it had been about around the 62 time frame um because in 60 at the end of 62 is when they're going to pull off operation northwood until it got next they had found a huge oil reserve

1:19:22 off the coast of Cuba. And guess what the port city in Cuba's name is? Zapata. So you have a bay and a city in Cuba called Zapata. Of all names, as you could name your oil company in the entire world, you pick the name of a bay in Cuba while you're in the CIA, getting paid by the CIA.

1:19:52 as we know he was from 1955 on, you set up an oil company in Texas with the exact same name. So that just blew my mind as well. So what I'll try to do is, and I'm doing it as I read this book, to pull out those kind of new things that this new author adds to it. And we'll do a couple podcasts after we get done with this book, just kind of put the icing on the cake of this.

1:20:25 um anything else all right so we're done with five and four and five tonight and we will delve in on six and i will announce the schedule on sunday for what we're going to do for next week i'll be in my command mobile command post next week so um but the show goes on so please um like um this give us a thumbs up

1:20:58 and share this as widely as possible. And we're going to get everybody informed on Operation Gladio. I appreciate you being here. Thanks a lot.

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Allen Dulles worked_at Sullivan & Cromwell documented ▶ 8:03

“along with the rest of the embassy personnel, shortly before the U.S. entered the First World War in 1922 to 1926. He served five years as the chief of the Near East Division in the State Department. …”

Allen Dulles headed CFR documented ▶ 8:31

“And for those of you who don't know, Sullivan and Cromwell is one of the most prestigious, still is, international law firms in the world. His older brother was already a partner. His name's John Fost…”

John Foster Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell documented ▶ 8:31

CFR subsidiary_of Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 9:59

“the World War II efforts. So he basically was both directing from a CFR perspective and overseeing the implementation of this New World Order agenda, while at the same time making sure on the ground i…”

Allen Dulles member_of Schroder Bank documented ▶ 11:59

“Those lawyers were forced to sign their correspondence, Heil Hitler. They finally closed the office in 1935. So Alan Dulles joined a board with J. Henry Schroeder of the Schroeder Bank. And he was, th…”

J. Henry Schroeder headed Schroder Bank host_asserted ▶ 12:31

“whose headquarters was in London. And Schroeder was a Nazi general while he was the chairman of that bank that Alan Dulles sat on. So you've got the guy that's running our intel basically in bed with …”

Thomas McKittrick headed Bank for International Settlements documented ▶ 14:18

“Westrick was one of the guys that came on a recruitment drive for funding specifically for Hitler. The Dulles brothers worked very closely with Thomas McKittrick. And you'll remember him from the book…”

Bank for International Settlements laundered_money_for Adolf Hitler book_quoted ▶ 15:54

“using the vice president of hitler's rights rights bank and a close associate of mckitterick once called who once called bank of international settlements rights bank its foreign branch bank of intern…”

Thomas McKittrick laundered_money_for Germany host_asserted ▶ 16:52

“and plus a million on the other countries' books. So the gold is not allowed to leave. It stays there. So Czechoslovakia had joined the Bank of International Settlements when it was set up, and they h…”

Allen Dulles carried_out_attack Operation Sunrise host_asserted ▶ 19:35

“In a nutshell, General Kurt Wolf. Now, you'll recognize Wolf because Wolf is the Wolf units, the werewolf units. That's who this is named after. General Kurt Wolf comes and does secret negotiations wi…”

Allen Dulles covered_up Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 20:33

“the transition from General Galen slash Wolf, werewolf units were transitioned into Operation Gladio. Wolf is there basically negotiating for him and Galen's freedom and basically convincing the Unite…”

Allen Dulles covered_up Project Safe Haven host_asserted ▶ 26:03

“Dulles, who successfully stalled and sabotaged the Roosevelt operation, which I don't believe was genuine at all, explained in December 1944 memo to his OSS superiors that his office lacked sufficient…”

John Foster Dulles covered_up IG Farben host_asserted ▶ 26:27

“John Foster worked hard to hide the U.S. assets of major German cartels like IG Farben and Merck and protect other subsidiaries from being confiscated by the federal government. So while Alan Dulles i…”

Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk proposed Iron Curtain documented ▶ 31:39

“Just before the close of World War II in Europe, German Foreign Minister Count Lutz Schoen von Kossack made a speech in Berlin reported in the London Times on May 3, 1945, in which he used the Nazi-co…”

Winston Churchill proposed Iron Curtain documented ▶ 32:09

“one year later when he came to the United States. So the author here is making the case that she found documentation in that London Times newspaper that it was an actual German phrase. Following the G…”

Allen Dulles proposed CIA documented ▶ 35:33

“And then we find out that the CIA came after that. So in April 1947, Alan Dulles was asked by the Senate Armed Services Committee to present his ideas for a strong central intelligence agency. That's …”

Frank Wisner appointed CIA host_asserted ▶ 37:09

“was brought in as the OPC chief. And so as soon as they stand up the CIA, Wisner, who had been at the state department doing basically the covert operations there, he gets moved by Alan Dulles into ba…”

Allen Dulles appointed Frank Wisner host_asserted ▶ 37:09

Reinhard Gehlen recruited CIA host_asserted ▶ 38:13

“General Reinhard Galen, Army's chief intel officer, was brought to Washington on September 20, 1945. Galen understood that the U.S.-Soviet alliance would inevitably break apart because they were going…”

Reinhard Gehlen located_in Pollach host_asserted ▶ 38:41

“Galen and his top deputies were put on a troop ship back to Germany to basically be installed in the new West German Chancellor Adenauer's government as his chief of intel. Galen's spy team was instal…”

Reinhard Gehlen installed West Germany host_asserted ▶ 38:41

Franz Alfred Six member_of Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 39:11

“He brings in people like Dr. Franz Six, who we talked about before. Six would be later arrested by the U.S. Army Counterintelligence Agency, convicted of war crimes. Six served four years in prison an…”

Counterintelligence Corps covered_up Franz Alfred Six host_asserted ▶ 39:11

Allen Dulles relationship_with Reinhard Gehlen book_quoted ▶ 40:36

“And they didn't. So whenever we start holding people accountable, we don't want Neuenberg. Dulles went. So David Talbot, the author of The Devil's Chessboard, goes on to say, Alan Dulles went to gener…”

CIA funded Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 41:35

“So Galen, in turn, sends him a gold medallion of St. George slaying the dragon. What dragon would that be, Alan? In 1955, as the CIA prepared to transfer the Galen organization to West German governme…”

Walter Bedell Smith succeeded William J. Donovan host_asserted ▶ 42:09

“Sweet. So enough of that. That makes me sick. But anyway, Walter Bedell Smith, who succeeded killing Coyter as the CIA director, despite bringing Alan Dulles in and making him his deputy, had supposed…”

CIA funded Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists host_asserted ▶ 42:43

“um importance of having him inside the CIA so that's the end of chapter four we're going to transition to chapter five and this is talking about Ukrainian nationalist movement post-World War II which …”

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists split_off_from OUN-M host_asserted ▶ 49:19

“gets formed in 1929. It called for independent Ukrainian and ethnic homogeny. So very nationalistic. There are two people that are very important and they end up getting in a pissing contest and O-U-N…”

Stepan Bandera member_of Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists host_asserted ▶ 49:51

“And O-U-N-B. B is for Stephen Bandera. Stephen, sorry. His name comes up a lot because he is the guy that Azov Battalion and Right Sector held as their founding mentor. They're the ones, he's the one …”

Andriy Melnyk headed OUN-M host_asserted ▶ 50:21

“But what's interesting is this guy by the name of Andrea Melnick, A-N-D-R-I-Y-M-E-L-N-Y-K. He's the one that ends up in charge of O-U-N-N-M. And what's interesting about this is the machinations that …”

Stepan Bandera carried_out_attack Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 52:24

“They created the very first stay-behind units. This is where Galen got the idea of stay-behind units, was Ukraine. Because these nationalists, Bandera and his buddy, created stay-behind units inside o…”

Stepan Bandera carried_out_attack Nazi Germany host_asserted ▶ 53:23

“turn on the Jewish people who are their fellow Ukrainians living in the houses right next to them. They push them all into a ghetto, put a fence around it, and then eventually march them off to the ov…”

Mykola Lebed founded Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council host_asserted ▶ 58:03

“the Supreme Ukrainian Liberation Council, which claimed to represent the Ukrainian nation and served as an underground government outside of it because kind of like a government in exile, if you will.…”

CIA funded Operation Aerodynamic host_asserted ▶ 1:00:46

“Basically, Labed is going to come to the United States. He became a nationalized citizen in 1957. And keep in mind, this is the evilest of all evils because all of these people were involved in that. …”

Office of Policy Coordination founded Operation Aerodynamic host_asserted ▶ 1:01:53

“C, the Office of Policy Coordination, worked together to create this organization. Washington was especially pleased with the high level of training in the Ukraine and its potential for further guerri…”

CIA funded Prolog Research and Publishing Association host_asserted ▶ 1:04:19

“They collected Ukrainian literature, history, and produced Ukrainian nationalist newspapers, bulletins, radio programs, and books to distribute in Ukraine. In 1956, this group was formally incorporate…”

Prolog Research and Publishing Association renamed_to Prolog Research Corporation host_asserted ▶ 1:04:50

“as private donations without a taxable footprint. The CIA turned Prolog into a for-profit enterprise called Prolog Research Corporation, which ostensibly received private contracts, you know, from the…”

Prolog Research and Publishing Association provided_bridge_financing_for Radio Free Europe host_asserted ▶ 1:05:24

“who were generally unaware that they worked for the CIA-controlled operations. Now, also, which is not mentioned in this book, but I do want to mention it, this same group provided the people to the r…”

Lyman Lemnitzer proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 1:11:45

“Where's all these communists that we're doing all this killing of our domestic population for? And we know, based on Operation Norwood, that Lyman Lemensker, General, and Alan Dulles, that we learned …”

Allen Dulles proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 1:11:45

Operation Gladio targeted_for_regime_change Harold Wilson host_asserted ▶ 1:15:44

“instigated events, which is Gladio. Hello. They created all of these little like Antifa BLM movements, had everybody out in the streets protesting. They bombarded this guy from the day he walked on in…”

George H.W. Bush founded Zapata Petroleum host_asserted ▶ 1:17:45

“about Cuba since we just brought that up. Does everybody know that Bush Sr. started an oil company called Zapata Oil when he was in Texas? Supposedly, he left all of his family wealth and he's strikin…”

Operation Northwoods located_in Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:18:48

“a the planned operation of northwood prior to northwood so we have bush senior set up zapata oil and then within 12 months is their basic so it had been about around the 62 time frame um because in 60…”