OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER through Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 2

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0:00 No, it didn't. So I had to, first of all, when I started the space, I got the white screen. I did the invite of the like frog pond, whatever. And then after I did the invite, it just white screened me. So I had to, it wouldn't let anybody join. It wouldn't let me do anything. So I basically.

0:30 reset and I did update it. So I reset it. I like, you know, started all over, stopped the app, reopened the app, redid the space. Then it worked, sent all the invites out, copied it over to True Social, came back and it kicked me out again. So nothing has changed. I did do the help ticket.

1:00 just like everybody says there's something going on okay i'm gonna jump in here i don't know if anybody else can hear you the host has lost connection can you hear me anybody give me a thumbs up or a thumbs down if you can hear me or hear the colonel i'd appreciate it can can you hear me bridget oh my gosh i'm telling you i'm this is driving me nuts this is literally driving me nuts

1:49 Now it won't even let me in spaces. All right, let's try it. It won't show the space. So this is the one that it kicked me out of. I don't know if you can see it. That's a dead one. This is the one that's going right now and it won't populate on my phone. It just shows up as a white screen. So I can't click it. So let's try this one. Yeah, it won't let me in. It won't let me in my own space.

2:41 It says the space is ended. Oh, there we go. Yeah, it won't let me. This is so crazy. Third time's charm. I'm going to turn my phone off because it's not just enough to rumble app stopped working. Oh my God. Oh, okay. All right. So let me start my phone again. This is so crazy.

3:37 I'm sorry. I just, I have to laugh. No one else goes through this bullshit. Why are they doing this? This is going to be a really good book. They really don't want us to know what our actual history is. All right. So I'm going to try it one more time because if we can't get it working on X, we're just going to do it on Rumble. All right. Create a space. I don't know if you guys can see this.

4:19 It won't even let me log into. There we go. All right. So let me see if I can paste. Okay. Start now. I'll let y'all see it. So this is what it's doing. It's thinking about it. Because up here, it'll get like an out arrow, which will let me start inviting people. Nothing. It just, this is what it did the first time.

4:58 It actually let me get to starting the space the second time, but this is what it did the first time. It just hangs there and won't let me open it. Nothing. Okay, so let's try it again. Spaces. I'm going to turn it around here so y'all can see what I'm doing. So it's just got the little spiral thing here. Okay, paste in the title. Start now. Mike Benz's Limited Hangout.

6:00 09, that's what I think about him. Donnie Vision, the problem with Bridget or Cousin It starting the space is then it's almost impossible to, they don't have the same DM capabilities. They don't belong to the same people. So it's hard to advertise it that way. Plus it's just bullshit. All right, but we may have to do it. All right, so let me.

6:43 I did and it won't work. You do it with this title. And I'm going to send her the title. This is just ridiculous. Hold on. I'm going to try it one more time. All right. I got the right screen. So I'm going to invite everybody. All right. I sent the invites out. We copy the link and take it over to.

8:21 True social. More try. All right. Let me get Bridget in there as co-host. That's our 71 in as co-host. Can you hear me? All right. So I tried like four other times and it would not let me do it. So. I will tell you what. We can try that tomorrow. And if.

9:27 If it lets you do that, I'm going to be major pissed off. Like, I cannot tell you how pissed off I will be. Just going to say it. All right. Rebooting your phone, if they're disrupting specifically your space, and this is just, I have no techie back to do this, but I'm saying it seems to me that it fixes it.

9:55 I don't know why. But it didn't, Bridget. It didn't. I still couldn't get in five more times. I know. I know. And that's why I'm saying it's just weird. It's really weird. All right. So now that we got that going, y'all, the more I read this book, the more it blows my mind. I'm just going to say that. And we are going to, at the same time that we're going.

10:26 Not necessarily today, but there are several organizations, this book mentions, that we went over before. We've got a lot of new people. We need to go over them again. So buckle up. All right. This next section is referred to as reflections. And it goes back and it starts talking an overview of what we talked about already. Okay. In part one.

10:58 And it says that, do you believe that the chain of events that was covered in part one was coincidental or on purpose? And this is not unlike the series that we're doing with War Hamster earlier today, which is, you know, a number of them that we've done. Do you believe that it's just coincidence that all of the Skull and Bones people end up in all of the right places doing all of the evil shit?

11:27 I don't believe in coincidences after researching Operation Gladio. I don't even think there is such a thing anymore. So here's what he offers in conclusion of it not being a coincidence. One, Huntington Harford, the A&E supermarket heir who developed Hog Island into Paradise Island. I mean, just think of those two names, Hog Island.

11:56 Paradise Island, was a regular at Stephen Ward's circle in London, who was the honey trap guy that was pimping out a whole bunch of people to blackmail very wealthy, elite politician, everybody else. Just as William Mellon Hitchcock had been in those same circles.

12:25 Even after selling the bulk of Paradise Island to Resorts International, Hartford retained an interest in the gaming company, which was the Mafia. Hitchcock's roommate in London during the early 60s, this is number two, was Tom Corbley, a veteran of the Strategic Services Unit, which was the successor to the OSS.

12:55 Hitchcock would also be enlisted by his former in-law, David Bruce, to get to the bottom of the Profumo allegations, along with Corbley. Bruce was a full-blown OSS veteran himself. Hitchcock, less than a decade later, would be using Paul Helliwell's Castle Bank, who also was an OSS agent.

13:27 even knew about the Castle Bank because how would you know unless you're in that crowd? Number three, both Corbley and his longtime attorney, Roy Cohn, were close to future U.S. President Donald Trump. And in 1987, Trump would purchase the controlling interest in Resorts International, becoming the gaming's interest CEO. Hitchcock.

13:57 was obviously either an asset or an agent of the U.S. Intelligent Network. The Mellon family, like the Rockefellers, were commonly used as a funding source for private companies being used as fronts for the intelligence services. And this goes to the very point that I have made repeatedly of our modern day billionaires.

14:26 There's some sort of pack that allows for or facilitates the success in order for you to create a foundation. And then the use of that foundation funds all the intelligence. Now, in reality, it makes sense that if you go back, as Warhamster did today, to the mercantilism, and you go back so far, hundreds of years,

14:55 The only difference between the pirate and the profiteer was the letter of marquee that said you're able to steal whatever you want and plunder. You're not. And if you didn't have the letter, you were a pirate. But if you had the letter, you were a profiteer. That is not unlike to, you know, let's just say the early 1900s when.

15:24 We kind of got away from the pirating, if you will, but we actually were still doing the exact same thing in going into countries and plundering their resources. We just did it a little differently. We did it using the foundations and private intelligence. And if things got really messy, we'd send in the Marines.

15:52 You know, that's the early 1900s, like when we stole Panama from Colombia or when we stole Hawaii. That's kind of the, you know, mid transition. Then after World War II, we had the best of both worlds. We were going to continue colonizing the entire world. We were just going to use NGOs and all these nonprofits.

16:22 But we're still doing the same thing. And we're going to fund them using intelligence agencies that were all set up after World War II, using a combination of tax dollars and the selling of illicit drugs and weapons and people. Win-win for them. So the author then mentions a company by the name of World Commerce Corporation.

16:59 It was a private intelligence firm established by none other than Wild Bill Donovan, which was set up right after they closed up shop of the OSS. The WCC or World Commerce Corporation was staffed with all the former OSS officers. So basically, they just...

17:29 change the shingle like we've known them to do, like with the KMT army, it became a political party, with Formosa, it became Taiwan. They're very good at this. All right. So we're going to change the OSS shingle to say World Commerce Corporation, because it in fact became an off the books intelligence operation. And it is that organization that created

18:00 courtesy of Paul Helliwell, the Castle Bank and Trust. And also, when you go back in history and you start looking into the World Commerce Corporation, you find another common familiar name from this story, Richard Mellon. Hitchcock's involvement in the Profumo and international resorts dealings with intelligence operations, coupled with Richard Mellon.

18:33 sponsoring the World Commerce Corporation, then put on top of both of those pieces, their involvement in the production and distribution of LSD and behavioral modification programs like Artichoke, MKUltra, and often you have all the evidence of these

19:03 all being within the same job jar. So let's add some more because this one really got my attention. In order to put the connection in context, the author says that he has to talk about the European anti-communist network. What? What would the anti-communist network have to do with the melons?

19:31 Anti-communist network as in Operation Gladio? What? Huh. And he says that this thing emerged in the 1950s? Oh, but he has a different name. And I ran across this name, by the way, before. Interdoc. Interdoc. I-N-T-E-R-D-O-C. It appears to have something, to have been something like a bridge between the

20:02 Anglo American networks. You mean like the New York, London, like the ones that funded the Bolshevik revolution and Hitler and FDR, that relationship. Yes, that's exactly what he's talking about. And he says that it bridged the round table movement and the Bilderberg. Huh? What? He's tying the fascist.

20:34 Fabian British Roundtable Movement to the Bilderbergs. Wow, that's impressive. Then he names a couple of other organizations that you guys are going to find extremely familiar.

20:52 I honestly, I can't believe that we've already covered all of this. And I just love the affirmation of reading this in yet another book to do what we had to do independently. Every one of the pieces this guy's putting together in one book, we had to read like five books to be able to piece the whole thing together. And I presented it all to you, which is why when I started reading this book, I'm like, oh, son of a bitch. We were right on every single piece of this.

21:20 Not that being right matters. I just like the fact that we were able to read all of these different books and kind of piece the thing together. And then, you know, along comes another book and someone else has had the same opinion, probably haven't read all the same books. OK, so he says that the organization's American Security Council, ASC.

21:48 which we covered, I believe we did that on Alpha's show, but we've come across it in other books. He says American Security Council, the World Anti-Communist League, and LeCircle are all coordinated and part of the same network along with the Roundtable movement and the Bilderbergs. What?

22:20 And we've talked about all of them. Obviously, we've talked about the World Anti-Communist League several times on several different continued series on Alpha Warrior Show and here at Nauseam. Less Circle, I wrote several threads on them because that's crazy. And the American Security Council. So I am going to look up, just as a reminder, the American Security Council real quick.

22:49 And I know SR71 is going to have already posted a whole bunch of it. But I want to just reiterate a couple of points on this. It's a nonprofit. It originally started out as the Institute for American Strategy. They've now added foundation. So it's American Security Council Foundation.

23:20 It seeks to influence U.S. foreign policy by promoting peace through strength. Now, you're going to recognize peace through strength because that's the continuing military industrial complex mantra that every time they want more money, it always becomes peace through strength. We have to be stronger because we have a new enemy.

23:49 It was founded in 1958, which is very interesting because 1958 is towards the end of Eisenhower's administration. Like they are actually setting up the ability to continue Eisenhower's administration for the foreseeable future, which is basically what they did. It says that it was founded by John Fisher and that it was.

24:18 As of the last time this was updated, being led by a Henry Fisher spelled a different way. So they're not the same family. In 1997, the organization merged with the American Security Council that had been founded in 1954. And that's the one that we're talking about here.

24:40 the one that was founded in 1954, which of course is towards the beginning of Eisenhower's administration. And if you guys remember when we talked about this on Alpha Warrior Show, I made the point that the guy who actually founded this was Robert E. Wood, who was the chairman of Sears and Roebuck. And he's intimately involved in all of these shenanigans.

25:06 So it says in 1963, the organization published guidelines for a Cold War victory. And basically, this began the march towards what ends up culminating in the Ronald Reagan Star Wars program, because this is going to be a mantra, almost like a psychological operation against us.

25:33 in turning the Soviet Union into the boogeyman with the whole drills underneath the desk and all that other stuff. So anyway, I just wanted to bring that to you guys' attention. Now, you're going to find if you look at the board members and both from the past, there's a lot of military people that are involved in this operation.

26:03 So just wanted to highlight what they were and put it in perspective. All right. So it says that the international business community would draw upon the ranks of the old European aristocracy, the Vatican and authoritarian regimes of the third world.

26:32 and Western intelligence and military personnel. Damn if that doesn't sound like Operation Gladio. And that they would also integrate Nazi war criminals into their collaboration. Again, Operation Gladio. All while, and that's what I'm telling you, this book, nowhere in anything that I've read thus far, does it say Operation Gladio. And yet.

27:03 It's 100% talking about Operation Gladio. All right. It says that there was an alliance on all of these different networks, the military, the intelligence, the business community, just like I've described, the International Syndicate and Operation Gladio.

27:27 Throughout much of its history, Interdoc would walk a very tightrope between both factions of the British Roundtable movement and the world anti-communist. There's actually no difference in them. They're all one big pot. It says the organization, Interdoc, came about chiefly thanks to the efforts of the Dutch and the German intelligence officers.

27:57 And who does he credit on the German side? None other than General Reinhard Galen of the Galen Organization, i.e. Operation Gladio, a federation of German intelligence veterans from the Nazi regime. And at the direction of Reinhard Galen created the Galen Organization, which morphed into the West German BND.

28:27 which is the CIA of Germany. The BND would emerge at roughly the same time as the Interdoc network got off the ground because the guy doesn't realize they're one in the same. The Galen organization is a topic that has been at the center of many theories regarding fascist international, you know, like Joseph Farrell talked about.

28:57 The Dutch partners would be also very relevant. And that has to do with the royal family there, which we've implicated in everything. The Circle, WWF, the 1001 Club. They are intricately involved in Operation Gladio. Specifically, there is a guy there in...

29:28 the Netherlands, by the name of Louis Eindhoven, E-I-N-T-H-O-V-E-N, and Cees, first name C-E-E-S, Cornelius Van Den Heuvel, so three last names, Van, B-A-N, Den, D-E-N, H-E-E-N,

29:58 E-U-V-A-L. Eindhoven, the first guy, was the post-World War II head of the Dutch BVD, which basically is their intelligence, like BND. This is BVD for the Netherlands. Van den Heuvel was a...

30:30 Former resistance fighter who joined the intelligence service in the Netherlands in 1949, which would be at the beginning of Operation Gladio. Weinhoven immediately made him head of training. So he's going to be the guy that works with Otto Skorzeny. Both men would become key figures in the inter-doc network. Initially, it had been seen as a venue for political education or propaganda efforts.

30:59 but they also did backbinding missions and visited the U.S. a lot. I bet they did. They came here to study psychological operations. When Heinthoven asked the CIA for guidance, they sent him Dr. John Gittinger, G-I-T-T-I-N-G-E-R, who was a psychologist who at the time was overseeing

31:30 The Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology. The acronym is SIHE. Now SIHE is talked about a lot in this book. So Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology. That was used by the CIA to fund things like MKUltra.

32:01 Artichoke, and many others. This is basically, it was initially under the control of the Office of Security and the Technical Service Staff, TSS, part of the OSI, I mean CIA. They were intimately involved in all of the behavioral modification. So we need to keep this in the back of our head. SIHE, Investigation of Human

32:33 ecology the society for the investigation make it sound all proper we're going to do experiments on people and we're going to make it we're going to call it something that sounds very respectable the research that was funded by the society for the investigation of human ecology was the most barbaric experiments ever conducted

33:03 Some of the highlights included Dr. Ewen Cameron's demented psychic driving research at McGill University and Dr. Loretta Bender's efforts to administer LSD to children under the age of 11 in 1960s. When Einthoven and Van Den Heuvel

33:28 made contact with SIHE during the 1950s, they were most concerned about brainwashing people and how to influence entire societies. Now, why would they want to do that? Keep in mind that in the 1950s and early 60s is the time when all of their colonies are demanding freedom.

33:54 Now, why do you think the Europeans would want to know how to brainwash entire populations of people, like to subdue their former colonies so they can still rape and pillage and monopolize resources? The SIHE was more than happy to help the Dutchman. They did.

34:25 research and information and also illustrated to them how you could use the press and trade unions as part of the experiment. Also, the working class could be subjected to political education that would immunize them to any effort for them to think on their own.

34:57 although they couched it as avoiding the influence of the Soviet Union. So the point man for this entire bizarre bullshit at SIHE was a military guy by the name of Colonel James Monroe. Monroe had imagined a transatlantic network of like-minded groups involved in

35:29 Political education, behavior modification, political education, you know, whatever. Semantics. The Dutch were very receptive to this idea. And in 1960, van den Heuvel established an organization that when you translated it, translated to Foundation for the Investigation of Problems of Ecology. The problems.

36:01 We people are the problems and they're going to investigate how to fix us. So you have one in Europe and you have one in the United States and they're going to work together. Okay, now comes the funding. So we're going to look at how that happened. The American Security Council, ASC, first became involved in the foreign policy around the 1950s.

36:35 when it co-sponsored a series of annual meetings known as the National Military Industrial Conferences, which lasted until 1961. The National Military Industrial Conferences, which enshrined the combination of using the military for the industrial, i.e. military-industrial complex, marriage made in heaven. So this brought together

37:06 the Pentagon, the National Security Council, and corporate America. During the 1958 conference of the American Security Council with the assistance of none other than the University of Pennsylvania, Foreign Policy Research Institute launched what became known as the Institute for American Strategy, IAS. The purpose

37:37 of the Institute for American Strategy, IAS, was basically guarding the elites and the public with, or not guarding, it's not the right word, injecting elites and the public with anti-communist ideology, okay? So it is going to become a propaganda machine.

38:13 The Institute for American Strategy. The Institute for American Strategy was going to teach us all about how to be an anti-communist, which, strangely enough, in their terminology means fascist. So they enlisted the Pentagon and the SECDEF to hold seminars. The seminars was given to reserve officers at National War College beginning in the summer.

38:45 of 1959. It promoted training citizens and government leaders in psychological warfare. Meetings were also held outside of National War College and they were referred to as National Strategy Seminars. I don't know if you guys can see this, but this right here says National Defense University.

39:15 diploma awarded to Colonel Roxanne Counter. I went to the damn thing. I went to that seminar they're talking about while I was at the Pentagon working for the chief of the Air Force Reserve as one of the execs in the front office where they had active duty officers. They asked me if I wanted to go. It was a two week course and I went.

39:42 And I'm reading about it in a fucking book about psychological operations and how to brainwash people. I'm like, when I read that, I'm like, I actually walked in my office and I'm like, is that the course I went to? That was the course I went to. My mind was just like blown. All right. It's so funny reading this book because again, not in a funny way, but.

40:13 just in a confirmation way of all of the crap. So God bless William Snyder for writing this book. All right. So back to S-I-H-E, the ecology people in the U.S. This is just so bizarre to me. It says,

40:43 They became active, and it was the Institute for American Strategy that the Monroe guy looked to to partner with the Dutch group. Eventually, these efforts produced what would become Interdoc's chief U.S. partner and sister organization, which was, let's see, National Strategy Information Center. I'm going to have to do a chart. This is a lot.

41:15 National Strategy Information Center. The National Strategy Information Center was founded in 1962 by a guy by the name of Frank Barnett. Can't find a lot about him. But he was a leading psychological warfare officer. And he also worked with the Colonel Monroe, the guy that's setting all of this shit up.

41:44 and put on political education seminars, something no commissioned officer should ever be involved in. Barnett appears to have entered this murky netherworld as a research director for the Smith Richardson Foundation in 1955. So, Smith Richardson.

42:15 Let's look them up. Smith Richardson Foundation and see if they have a listing in here. Yes, they do. Let's see what it says about them. It's a private foundation in Westport, Connecticut. And it also says that their mission is to contribute to important public debates and address serious public policy challenges facing not frivolous.

42:46 Serious public policy challenges. The foundation seeks to help ensure vitality of our social, economic, and governmental institutions while they go around the world destroying them and every other country. Smith Richardson Foundation was actually established in 1935, not 55, by H. Smith Richardson Sr. and his wife.

43:17 grace who transformed the vix chemical company holy vix chemical company is actually vix cough drops and dayquel and nyquil they were a chemical company that's crazy oh my god all right so the guys that want to modify our behavior owns a chemical company that sells cough drops

43:51 Are y'all following along? Because I'm about to lose my shit here. This is so crazy. And there's a whole bunch of people. Y'all can dive into that. Oh, oh, oh, yes. So we're going to get grants given to the Woodrow Wilson International Center, which is basically another CIA front. Oh, and Rand Corporation, another CIA front. Oh.

44:22 and the school of advanced international studies paul nitz cia front oh freedom house look at that cia front council of foreign relations y'all seeing brookings american enterprise institute all of them cia fronts they've given over 521 million dollars as of the end of 2013 for this okay

44:51 Y'all seeing the trend? All right. Holy crap. All right. So they become the financial backer for American Enterprise Institute, the Hoover Institute, and many others. Naturally, Smith Richardson also has extensive links to the CIA, which would be weird if he didn't because he's funding all the CIA front companies. You know, just saying.

45:20 Barnett then became the program director for IAS when it was created in 1958. That was before the NCIS, which was founded in 1962, which was right after USAID. And we will tie them together. Okay.

45:46 And this is where other shady CIA agents come into play, like Frank Shakespeare. And you spell his name, Shakespeare, with an E on the end of it. He, as a matter of fact, we've come across him many times. He was actually the director of U.S. Information Agency and a trustee at the Heritage Foundation. And what is the U.S. Information Agency? The CIA propaganda machine.

46:16 The information is actually fake shit that the CIA wants to pretend is real and puts it out under their information agency so that all the media picks it up and runs with it. They had a lot to do with the 4 a.m. talking points. Okay. Oh, and who else is involved in this? None other than Prescott Bush Jr. Not even kidding.

46:46 a guy by the name of Marvin Liebman, L-I-E-B-M-A-N, him too. He actually was an attorney that worked with Barnett at the previous assignment at the IAS and helped set up the foundation in the United States for the World Anti-Communist League. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. All right.

47:16 And they all worked with William Casey, who becomes the CIA director for Reagan. Now y'all know why I don't believe in coincidences. All right, NCIS was no marginal group, and along with IAS, appears to have taken a leading role in the ACS network of propaganda efforts for many decades.

47:45 The propaganda efforts of this network were mainly geared to begin the arms buildup in the U.S. under Reagan. Frequently, this propaganda played upon fears of Armageddon. And if you're going to talk about Armageddon, you have to have a religious angle. So we're going to produce some propaganda films. And the American security...

48:19 apparatus, the American Security Council, actually got into the production business. And who was their helper? None other than the National Endowment for Democracy's union buddies, AFL-CIO. They produced a propaganda piece called The Price of Peace and Freedom, which totally was a propaganda piece of shit.

48:50 And basically lied about the entire Soviet capability in order to convince people you need to get under your desk because we're going to get bombed every day. Any day. Sorry. In 1970, the American Security Council launched Operation Alert. Operation Alert. Yeah, that was a voter education program. Basically.

49:22 It was a propaganda piece of shit that said there's a missile gap between the Soviet Union and us. And the Soviet Union is way more advanced than we are. And we're going to die as a result of that. If you don't vote for the person that wants the most military spending, which, by the way, we're going to get rich off of, P.S.

49:50 During the 80s, this kind of hit its climax with Reagan and the whole Star Wars bullshit. Okay, so at the beginning of the 1980s, in order to crescendo into the Reagan presidency, we have the American Security Council contact none other than Jerry Faldwell. Jerry Faldwell and his moral majority. And he winks.

50:22 nuclear war to the Soviet Union. He uses the term battle for Armageddon. He also ties Armageddon, which is their propaganda buzzword, with pre-tribulation rapture. Not kidding. Bridget, so when we get around to questions.

50:52 Can you tell me when the Left Behind series started being produced, if you wouldn't mind looking that up? I meant to do that before I came on, but I was a little busy. Also, he ties it to the second coming of Christ. So we're going to wrap up Armageddon in biblical terms, and we're going to propagandize the American people so that when they spend all of your tax money,

51:22 on weapons that we don't need you're going to be there with a cheerleader raw raw pom-poms cheering them on which we all were the christian fundamentalists were not the only group that the ac asc looked to to build upon the endless arms build up that could lead to nuclear armageddon you're never going to guess who they jumped in bed with

51:54 the UFO, guys. This is crazy crap. So the ASC starts talking to people in the UFO community to include General Nathan Twining, who became a member of the National Strategy Committee dealing with the Roswell incident. He personally was dispatched to the crash site.

52:25 Twining also issued the infamous Twining Memo in 1947 that led to the creation of Project Sign, the first military investigation into the UFO, almost like they're creating a narrative here. Twining also reportedly was a member of the Majestic 12, which has been debated about for years.

52:49 Another ASC linkage to Roswell was a guy by the name of Colonel Philip J. Corso, who wrote the book The Day After Roswell, which obviously became a bestseller. Corso was involved with the Sovereign Order of St. John's, which the Sovereign Order of St. John was a member of the ASC Coalition for Peace Through Strength.

53:21 Almost like it's a psyops. The National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomenon, NICAP, was the first large-scale civilian agency dedicated to investigating UFOs. From the late 1950s until its demise in 1980, NICAP had the cream of the crop of civilians looking into the matter. But it's also alleged.

53:54 that nycap was had a lot of cia assets embedded in the people that were involved and there is a huge link to the american security council nycap was founded by a man by the name of townsend brown who was in the navy a lot of military people in this um area right um like um

54:24 Laurel Canyon and all of the intelligence people and how all of those singers were related to like intelligence people. So are you telling me that all of the UFO people are related to the military and the CIA? I don't know. I'm starting to get suspect here. All right. So while Townsend Brown was in the Navy, he worked for Admiral Arthur Radford.

54:53 Radford eventually becomes the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a member of the American Security Council and the National Strategy Committee after he retired from the Navy. Radford had supported Brown's research for years and was all over the UFO question.

55:20 was the leading figure behind NICAP. And guess who his boss in the Navy was? Radford. Radford, however, never actually joined NICAP. That might be too obvious for him. So we're just going to use subordinates and superior officers to give you the illusion that it's an independent. American Security Council member General Albert Wittemeier.

55:49 also was a member of NICAP in 1957, shortly after it was funded. Other American Security Council members would join NICAP and be affiliated with the whole UFO issue to include General Robert Richardson, former presidential candidate Goldwater, and John Fisher, the founder of American Security Council. Just a few.

56:18 overlaps there. And then you have Hangar 18. And for those of you who've never heard of Hangar 18, that was a frequent topic of conversation for my ex when he worked in the SecDef's office at their 24-hour telephone cables communication center. People would call and ask about the aliens at Site Area 51.

56:44 And at Hangar 18, Hangar 18 was at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and supposedly had the remains of aliens in it. And I mean, that's very well known among the UFO, known as in that's what they allege, not known as in that actually happened. So this Hangar 18 theory was promoted by University of Florida professor Robert Spencer Carr.

57:15 who also used to work as an investigator for NICAP. In 1975, American Security Council member Barry Goldwater began making claims concerning Hangar 18. He would often reference General Curtis LeMay in those claims, who just so happens, not that it would all be relevant, was a member of the American Security Council.

57:47 Oh, my gosh. All right. So Goldwater used an American Security Council guy as the reference for verifying there were UFO aliens in Hangar 18. And then moving on to Area 51, which, of course, we talked with Martha about Area 51 during our interview with her. American Security Council also crops up there.

58:16 Because there were claims made by Robert Lazar, L-A-Z-A-R, beginning in 1989. He said that he had actually worked in Area 51 and saw people reverse engineering UFOs. Supposedly, he had been given that position or hired by Dr. Edward Teller, T-E-L-L-E-R. He was a nuclear physicist. Teller...

58:46 of course, was a member of American Security Council. So, that's crazy. The role of the American Security Council played in the NICAP and Area 51 and Hangar 18 all suggest that they played a major role in what is now known as the UFO debate for the last several decades. Then,

59:20 We're also going to link the American Security Council to what is known as the particle beam gap, which is not unlike the missile gap and every other gap that we've ever had with the Soviet Union that was used to drain us of all of our money. So the particle beam gap was basically the justification for launching the Strategic Defense Initiative, SDI, under Reagan.

59:51 otherwise known as Star Wars. The actual assertion that there was such a thing as a particle beam gap was made by none other than two American Security Council members. And the first one was General George Keegan, K-E-E-G-A-N, who had served as the head of the Air Force Intelligence Command.

1:00:23 a statement to Aviation Week and Space Technology where he said that he had a concern about the particle beam gap. Then Stefan Posony, who we came across a couple of different times, let me spell his name, S-T-E-F-A-N, last name P-O-S-S-O-N-Y, who was a technocrat who also is basically giving credit for being the visionary behind SDI.

1:00:55 He had a town hall meeting in Los Angeles in 1978, which of course is home to SDI, Space Systems Division, which is where my first officer assignment was at. Poseny was expressing concern over the Soviet advances in particle beam weaponry. He began talking about this almost nonstop.

1:01:24 put all of his ideas in 1987, which weirdly enough is the year I got to Los Angeles Air Force Base, in a book called Deep Black Space Espionage and National Security by William Burroughs. And let me just tell you, when this book came out, it was like, holy crap, at Space Systems Division at Los Angeles Air Force Base because it rattled cages.

1:01:55 It was a big, big deal. And again, we were in the throes at that time of fielding, doing research and spending billions of dollars on research and development of space systems to defeat something that in hindsight probably wasn't even there. Okay, then.

1:02:30 That's where we get to a really weird connection. It's called the Church Universal and Triumph, or CUT. Church Universal and Triumph. The head of that CUT, C-U-T, was Elizabeth Clare Proffitt. In 1980s,

1:02:53 had become convinced that nuclear war with the Soviets was inevitable and that SDI was going to be critical, otherwise we were all going to die. So she got together with an entity called High Frontier, which was an offshoot or kind of like a subsidiary of American Security Council. That was...

1:03:20 created specifically to propagandize Americans to support SDI. And in walks somebody y'all are all going to recognize, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Aquino. Not even kidding. So they are in the middle of a psyops to convince us we're all going to die without SDI. And in walks Aquino. Now we know that he is both.

1:03:53 occult and psyops in the army reserve so and of course you know the connection between him and lave and the he set up the temple of set blah blah so in 1982 which is just before the whole sdi thing kicks off akino goes to germany that's weird you mean like where all of the german

1:04:20 scientists came from that were Nazis that are embedded all over Southern California in the space program. Yeah. Yeah. Same place. He goes to a castle there and basically has like a, it was, um, uh, is it Himmler? Um, it's called Wewels, Wewelsburg, um, W E W E L S B U R G.

1:04:49 And it was a really weird place where it is said that they did like sacrifices and satanic occult kind of ceremonies. Like really crazy. It was Himmler. It was like Himmler's lair. So because Aquino was in military intelligence and assigned.

1:05:20 to the seventh psyops which was an army reserve unit in 1980 um akino reportedly became a board member of what american security council previously akino was cited as a long time american security council president john fisher's source on his first published book the neutron

1:05:51 bomb. Aquino insisted that his involvement with the American Security Council never went beyond correspondence because you wouldn't want to have a psychological warfare expert associated with the psychological warfare going on by the American Security Council to convince us all we're going to die any day.

1:06:16 That connection probably would have been a step too far in revealing exactly what they were doing, which was manipulating all of us. So that takes us to a good place to stop for the day. Plus, that's just a lot of shit. Okay. Oh, my God. I agree. All right. So what did you find out about the Left Behind series? Okay.

1:07:18 So the first book started being published in 90, in the 90s? Okay. So I was thinking it started in the 80s.

1:07:32 um but it is later so um i i just thought it was probably um part of that whole series um so it it isn't um in the same time frame that's what i wanted to know so but i mean it goes right along with the whole um armageddon kind of um thing but um not tied to this effort um so this again because there is one there's one you know you gotta dig a little deeper gotta go a little further

1:08:03 Because when you look at the series and who actually was on the series, the one gentleman, Jenkins, was, hang on while I dig down to it. Hang on. Go to the next one and I'll find it. Cousin Nick, can you text me and let me know if the volume is okay today? I see you down there as an elicitor. I just wanted to make sure that as the listener that it's not going in and out today.

1:08:43 SR-71, go ahead. Did you have anything of any of the stuff that you posted? Thank you, Colonel. I'm just, my mind is just blown at the moment because what I want everybody to understand, and thank you all for attending this. This is one of the most mind-blowing things I've heard up to this point. When the Colonel, as she has tied together everything that the international syndicate

1:09:15 And Operation Gladio 2. From communications to propaganda to funding to the whole nine yards. You name it, it's all in this book. And it just blows my mind. What's funny. Sure. What's funny about this is, you know, we've done so many books. And I have, in addition to the books that we've done as a formal series, I've like.

1:09:44 copied and pasted stuff out in long threads so that we don't have to do every single book as a series just to get the important parts out. And it literally took probably the first 50 books for me to put together what all I had to do is buy this fucking book. It took me about the first 50 books to figure out.

1:10:10 what it actually looked like, what the skeleton looked like, and to be able to get a visual in my mind of what we were dealing with. This guy comes along and writes a book and just ties all the shit together. That's the reason why I don't need to write a book. What I need to do is keep reading these books and bringing them to you guys so that we know which are the ones that we want to refer to people for them to understand.

1:10:39 just how evil this whole thing is. Go ahead, Miles. Hi, Colonel. The audio was perfect today, by the way. But you guys are getting into my territory now. I didn't think you would go to this area of stuff that we're talking about. I'm not doing it. The author is. Well, okay. But you picked the book. So I'm assuming that you're pre-reading the book.

1:11:10 i am oh okay i'm only halfway through this book though okay so back in the day when spaces started and even before that on other shows um i would raise my hand and i said um can i talk about operation high jump now and they go no so um i won't go into you know what my i think my theory about some of the stuff you're talking about is but i did want to ask um

1:11:40 sr-71 something back in 1989 um my sister lived in manhattan and i would visit her and i would go on to the intrepid and i went there one day it was really slow hardly anybody was there um have you ever uh seen an sr-71 have you been on one uh thank you for the question i have seen an sr-71 i have not been on one uh i want to come in here to

1:12:28 Well, in 1989, you know, they had an SR-71 on the Intrepid. And like you said, you know, I went up the stairs and I looked into the cockpit and I went, wow, you've got a...

1:12:42 be kind of small person to get into this thing. I mean, you didn't have like six, four guys getting in the SR 71. That's for sure. But yeah, it's a, it was just beautiful. I took a lot of pictures of it. One other thing before I give up the mic, I'm working with someone that, you know, we're going to be working on money deals and stuff like that. So I wanted to find out where he was from, where his head's at.

1:13:12 basically. And so I said, I'm going to ask you a question or I'm going to say something and I want to see what your first response is. And I said, Jekyll Island. And he goes, oh, the Fed. I said, yeah, I think we can work together. Now, can you imagine in the future where you say Operation Gladio? And they go, oh, International Syndicate. You're teasing me. I know what you're doing. You're teasing me.

1:13:42 So I will share with you the first time I ever saw an SR-71 in flight was at El Toro Marine Base in Los Angeles. They had an air show that I went down to as a lieutenant and it was not announced because they were still very classified as far as their location. An SR-71.

1:14:09 flew over and it was probably about 200 yards off the deck. I mean, when it flew over, you felt like you didn't hear it coming. It was over the top of your head like this big shadow before you even realized it was there because you cannot hear it. And as it went overhead, it like almost blew everybody down. That's how low it was. It was crazy.

1:14:40 And it was the most incredible sound that you didn't even hear until after you could almost not even see it. That's how fast it went over. It was crazy. An amazing, amazing airplane. So anyway, who's next? Southern, go ahead. What's the name of the book?

1:15:08 The book is on the title of our thing, Strange Tales of the Parapolitical. That's the name of the book? Yeah. This is so wild because my mother went through a Falwell moment, this thousand year kingdom and all that mess, Armageddon, and my mother's very Southern Baptist. I had to do the deep dive to kind of give her some perspective because it was upsetting her.

1:15:38 Yeah. She got caught up in a psychological operation by her own government. Yeah, absolutely. And I'm seeing the connections with the Satan worshiping and all that mess and going under my desk at school. And I kept going, it's a nuclear bomb. I mean, I don't think a wood desk is going to work. No. I sent to the principal's office and the principal said, please don't say that out. You're going to upset the other kids.

1:16:07 And I'm like, okay. You're going to upset our brainwashing. Yeah, because I told my dad. He goes, it's ridiculous. And I said, I know. But, of course, I had to go along because I felt guilty if I upset the other kids in my class. But this is amazing. And also, George Walker Bush's father had Nazi ties. And when the bank got taken over by the federal in Ohio.

1:16:36 He suddenly was out of it and clean, but he wasn't clean. Right. I've been following the Bush family. They have some real dirty history. Yeah. Oh, my God. Yeah, I've written about them a couple of different times. Yeah, they are awful people. But that's all I want. I just want to make sure I have the book because it's putting a lot of these pieces of my life that I love to research. And now I have a little bit more time.

1:17:05 Since the government's coming here to West North Carolina, we're getting things done. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But thank you. Sure. Sure. That up. Go ahead. Yeah. Well, you know, you were saying about the left behind folks and well, the books came out in 95, but there's a big connection back to the 80s because Tim.

1:17:34 LaHaye, the main, you know, he had the two authors. LaHaye was the founder in 1981 for the Council for National Policy, which was basically supposed to be the religious right conservative's answer to the Council on Foreign Relations. Which doesn't make it a good thing. So, he was a big player in the moral majority, speaking of Jerry Falwell. What was it called? Council for Religion what?

1:18:04 Council for National Policy, CNP. Okay. Council for National Policy. All right. That's what I was trying to look up. That's exactly. Thank you so much. I was trying to find it again because I found it when I was looking up the date. Okay. So he found that under Reagan in 81. And there have been some heavy hitters. And they try to keep their role secret, which hasn't happened, of course, over the years.

1:18:34 But there's been some heavy hitters in it, including senators like Trent Lott. And some ones that are current players in everything we've got going on. Steve Bannon either has been or is a current member. Charlie Kirk is a member. Just to throw a couple people in the survey. Edwin Meese and John Ashcroft were members. Ollie North. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Hold on. John Singlib?

1:19:05 John fucking Singlet, the CIA guy that's in every Operation Gladio story. He's a member. No, I'm telling you, John Singlet was a member. I'm looking at it. Oh, my God. And J. Peter Grace, the guy that was doing the overthrows in the Middle East. He's CIA, too. He was a member.

1:19:36 Are you kidding me? It definitely needs a deeper dive. So I knew it. I knew that those books, because I read every single one of those books. And when I was reading this part of the book, God put in my head that this is the stay behind. This was a continuation. The stay behind was a continuation of this brainwashing. All right.

1:20:06 awesome that up so thank you there you go you are quite welcome yeah i've dove into la hay for quite a bit because uh i know some people have gone down some real dark rabbit holes because of those books i i started reading them years ago i never finished them because it's just like it got well it wasn't worth my time for one but i got through about book five and it just was well i read all of them

1:20:35 At the same time, though, that I was reading those, I was reading the Bible. I made a promise to God if he got me through my last two years of college, which he did, I got a ROTC scholarship that I would read the Bible from front to finish. And those books came out around the same time. And I felt that reading them together would be great to be able to verify whether or not that was true.

1:21:05 Um, and I don't think a lot of it is, um, but, um, at that point I was not raised, um, my, I don't think my mom and dad ever went to church ever. Um, so I had no clue about any of that stuff. Um, so I found it all very fascinating as to how people envisioned all of that stuff was going to, um, happen. So, um.

1:21:34 I obviously, after reading the Bible, realized that there was a lot of issues there. But I just I cannot believe Rostow, R-O-S-T-O-W. We came across him multiple times in CIA operations. Donald Rumsfeld. We're going to have to do a thread, Bridget. This is crazy shit. All right. Let's get to some hands. Zama, go ahead. A long time. And thanks for the great space.

1:22:09 Yeah. Professor, I maybe wanted to ask, what was the name of the book that you guys were discussing right now? It's the name of the space. It's called Strange Tales of the Parapolitical. Oh, okay. No, no. I meant the one that the previous speaker was just mentioning. Or maybe it was the same book. The Stay Behind series? Stay Behind, yeah. So that book.

1:22:34 There's a series of books. There's like 15 of them. As a matter of fact, I think I still have all of them. There's a whole series of books that is basically the tribulation. It talks about when the, you know, people.

1:22:49 When it's time for the people to go to heaven, that it describes the scene of everybody just disappearing. Cars randomly running into each other, airplanes crashing because the pilot and the co-pilot both go to heaven and now they don't have a pilot in the plane. And so it crashes. And it talks about a parking garage where all of a sudden at the moment of that happening, cars are just careening out of control. They're going across.

1:23:18 medians in the interstate system and running head on into each other. It's just mass mayhem and no one understands what's going on because all of the people basically left behind are not religious because all of the religious people are instantly gone. So it is a very traumatic book series to read. And then it talks about what happens to the people that were left behind.

1:23:47 it starts dawning on people that all of their, because, you know, the churches are now empty because, well, not all of them, because some of the people went to church and they didn't get taken to heaven. And so then they're like, they go to church on Sunday and they're like, where the hell is everybody? And then they start looking at each other going, why didn't we go? So it is quite a weird book series. Crazy. And who is the author? I put the link down in the pill.

1:24:21 Oh, thank you. Yeah, yeah. That sounds crazy, and I'd love to check that out. Very interesting. Colonel, I just had a question, maybe going back to the thread, and it was mentioned earlier in the space and in your previous space, mainly around the character of Melon and the Melon family. Yes.

1:24:47 And Hitchcock, I think, was was his name and his sort of role in, I guess, bankrolling a lot of the LSD scene, not only in the East Coast, but then I think in the Bay Area. Yes. And that sort of took me down a rabbit hole. I've been before. I'm not sure if you're familiar with David McGowan's books. Yes.

1:25:15 the the laurel canyon yes i've read them all i've read everything he's ever written i think it's called uh the strange but mostly true story of the canyon and the birth of the hippie generation yes i have the book i've read he goes and and sort of describes the very uh sort of uncanny um connections uh with the military intelligent establishment with all of the big sort of laurel canyon bands that came out in the the

1:25:42 mid to late 60s from Frank Zappa to Jim Morrison, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, etc. And the connection to also the Lookout Mountain Laboratory that was a big sort of sci-op factory up in the Hollywood Hills there. So anyway, I mean, I'm doing it no justice describing like that, but I'm wondering if you're familiar with that book and

1:26:10 And whether any of your research into the sort of Mellon role and CIA sort of mind control has sort of, you made a connection there at all. So yes, as a matter of fact, we did, I bought that book a long time ago, probably over a year ago. And we did talk about that book on a series on the Colonel's Corner on Rumble. It is, I've read.

1:26:36 I had somebody in the audience one day on one of our podcasts tell me about that guy. I'd never heard of him about a year and a half ago, maybe. And so I ordered his book, but I went on their website because his daughter still maintains the website. I read every single thing the guy has ever written. I went through every corner of his website. The book came. I read the book just to make sure.

1:27:04 um that it didn't contain anything that wasn't on the website it's pretty much identical um and yeah we've talked about it repeatedly um on spaces as an integral part of and i just referenced it when we were talking about how the similarities to what i was just reading of all of the military associated with the ufo in its original

1:27:31 quote unquote, revealing with Roswell is very similar to what Dave McGowan describes of Laurel Canyon and the music scene in the 1960s. It's a psychological operation, propaganda to control people. And I think that's basically what, based on this author's documentation, it does.

1:27:58 feel like the underpinnings of the UFO creation is something very similar to Laurel Canyon. Okay, you're saying that the hippie movement was set up by them? It was 100% a CIA operation. And I will just do a very short overview. In the 1960s, the young...

1:28:30 well-dressed, conservative college student, like American apple pie guy with the button-down Oxford shirt and the, you know, khaki pants. So they were very vocal about not wanting to go to Vietnam and that, they believed, was a government-orchestrated operation.

1:28:58 that they had already became aware of the drug correlation in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia to the drugs flooding America. And they were very articulate. The anti-war movement was very effective at the time. And it panicked the CIA. So the CIA got together themselves with senior military.

1:29:27 and they all contributed their children to go out to Laurel Canyon and be set up, most of which had no previous music talent. Some did, most did not. And the orchestrators of this whole thing, there was no music industry in LA at all, none. They got the mafia to go out there and buy a bunch of venues for them to play at. They sucked.

1:29:56 In San Francisco, they were already running the LSD experiment. So they got a bunch of the women. They actually hired designers to come up with the hip huggers, the hair, the crop top bullshit kind of sleazy dress. They had designers to fix their hair, everything. The clothes, the picking out of the flower power kind of stuff, all of it crafted.

1:30:24 They bring those women along with people like Charles Manson down to Los Angeles and set them up as the quote unquote groupies to these bands that didn't even exist. And so they form these bands in these mafia owned venues and they cut music albums. And the music albums originally did not attribute the house band that most of them were recorded with.

1:30:54 which just so happens to be Charles Manson's band. That's the whole reason they brought him down because he had a band. And he is the unnamed house band on many of their original albums. And the entire thing was a psyops. So now looking back on the 60s, if anyone says the word anti-war movement, your immediate vision is a hippie. And that is absolutely.

1:31:24 a hologram of what it actually was that the CIA created to discredit well-spoken anti-war people that was going to screw up their war machine. That's it. And they were military children. They were all military and CIA children. Patriot? Hi. So this kind of blows my mind.

1:31:59 Pastor Lahaye was my pastor when I was little. So the church that he was his pastor at was... Sorry, this stresses me out.

1:32:55 I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm Scott Memorial Baptist Church. I'm, I'm, I'm, which was my parents' sending church. So this whole, whole thing kind of blows my mind and like challenge.

1:33:41 So I don't doubt my salvation and stuff like that, but it is just like a shock to me. Sarah, I am so sorry. I seem to, or this, not me, this whole thing.

1:34:01 Personally touches you almost like it touches me, you from a religious perspective and me from a military perspective. You also was very much in associated with not you yourself, but again, your parents with the Summer Institute of Language. And now this. So you very much are experiencing the same.

1:34:29 And I am truly, truly sorry. And I understand what you're saying. You don't doubt your salvation. God is real. Just because these bastards has used religion.

1:34:42 as part of a psyops on us they used everything by the way you feel about this the same way i feel about them using the military and basically making a mockery of 30 years of my life in what i thought was sacrificing for the good of a well-intentioned honorable country only to know that it was all um a cia psyop so honey i

1:35:10 God bless you. I feel exactly what you're going through. Thank you. You're welcome. I get it. All along, go ahead. Yeah, Colonel, your use of the word hologram to describe what was going on in the city of Long Angel, Los Angeles, California, is, I think, a very important one. And you point out that it's used to kind of.

1:35:45 Cover up a lot of deception involving the anti-war movement. And I think it's it's kind of covering up, you know, definitely that, but also a lot of incredibly important stuff that is going on inside the Democratic Party in those years. Oh, yeah. What I mean by that is that.

1:36:15 sort of their conflict within the AFL-CIO between the George Meany, who's like totally, as you have described, you know, a field CIA union man internationally and domestically, versus Walter Reuther. And, you know, what people, the image that people get of this period, it's almost as though the drugs...

1:36:41 And the cultural politics of this period are still used to really cover up everything. Yes. That's been going on under the hood of that period. And especially among the Democratic Party and the fake left. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Because that is they never talk about.

1:37:05 you know, this conflict inside the Democratic Party when there was a significant faction that was, you know, kind of going back to the more CIO, picking up on the lower paid working class and activating them, and then they were all assassinated. And that especially the working class dynamics within the Democrats are completely obliterated by this kind of hippie.

1:37:35 which was as you know a more middle class not as they didn't have to go to vietnam as much because of their class background right so it's just or they're they didn't go to vietnam because of their intelligence background well yeah but i'm not only talking about the intelligence agency but no i'm talking about the people no so am i so am i

1:38:02 All along, they were all tied to the intelligence apparatchik. That's why they didn't go to Vietnam. Well, but I'm also saying that, you know, there's a lot of the people who became hippies, you know, they weren't all in Laurel Canyon manufacturing this psychological warfare. They were followers of it, but they also, you know, were less likely to be drafted because of their class background.

1:38:32 So you're saying that you think that's the correlation. I'm saying I don't believe that's the correlation. Those middle class and upper middle class people were still drafted. I had family that was drafted that would have fit into that category. I am telling you that when the CIA goes into these countries and create

1:38:56 basically foot soldiers, not just the ones on their payroll, but the entire movement, because always innocent people, not innocent in this that their participants, they are all going to be protected because that's the whole reason they're doing it. So if you have the actual people that are on the payroll as the infiltrators and then you have the movement.

1:39:23 You can't have the movement without the strap holders. So all of those strap holders onto that have to collectively be allowed to look organic and operate. And that can't happen if they're being drafted and sent over to Vietnam. We're saying the same thing. I just think there's a direct correlation where you're saying that that may or may not have happened. I think because of their close association,

1:39:52 of being in that movement that there was somebody at the back of the line taking notes going, yeah, we'll accept him, we'll accept him. Because I think all of this is much more conscious than most people realize. Carrie, go ahead. Hi, Colonel. Yeah, while you were talking, before you denounced the idea, I had an idea for...

1:40:26 oh a book that you should write i'm not writing a book carrie okay but can i tell you my idea sure um but i'm not writing it go ahead don't hate me colonel i don't hate you i'm just not writing a book well um i think it's a good idea so a lot of times when you're talking about this stuff it's like and that's the date i was there

1:40:57 And I was thinking that maybe you could write a book around those times and spaces that you were... That I was in the middle of Operation Gladio and was too stupid to realize it? Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to write that book, Carrie. You weren't stupid, Colonel. I know. I'm just teasing. No, I'm saying, like, you could...

1:41:28 You could map what was happening. No, I know what you're saying. I know what you're saying. It's so fascinating to me. I'm sorry. Go ahead. Sorry. Miles, go ahead. I'm laughing behind the speaker here. I want to go back to the Third Reich because I think we're still dealing with the Third Reich. Look, we knew that they were occultists and they were looking for advanced technology, probably from ancient history. And I think they found it.

1:42:00 I'm not going to say where. Well, I will. Antarctica. But they did reverse technology on that stuff that they found. This is my opinion. I don't know if we can prove it. But there was a perfect place to work on it. Hangar 18, Area 51. And I think they did make up a cover story that a lot of people fell for about aliens.

1:42:30 I don't know if that technology that they found was from those entities, but I do think that that was part of another operation that they've been running for decades, like you said, just to throw us off and to control a certain group of people. It's funny, once you got into that community, you were just laughed at, and a lot of people ran with that.

1:42:58 I think the technology was here, and they just reversed engineer it, and I won't go into what I think we already have out there, but I think the Third Reich were the first ones to find it. That's my opinion. Okay. SR-71, go. I just wanted to add a few things here. The Council for National Policy, according to what I've read, they meet three times a year behind doors, so nobody knows what the hell they're talking about.

1:43:30 The other thing that struck me when you started talking about the behind series, it was, if I recall correctly, I think it was a 500 Club or something like that that was a televangelist that came on every Sunday or whatever it was. I think it was the 700 Club. Thank you, Colonel. That puts staff in perspective.

1:44:00 the other thing that i that i'm thinking about here at this point concerning what was going on in in the canyon is is okay yeah that's where we got the hippies but it's also where you got the peace signs and you got all of the other stuff that was um throughout including drugs specifically marijuana but uh in moving the user away from the war yet parents

1:44:31 looking at that and saying, not my kid. Right. Right. Okay. Sure. I've got to go guys. I've got that at six o'clock. I'm going to let Stellar go and then I've got to run because I've got a couple of things I need to do before I go on that JJ Carroll 15 minute recording. So Stellar, go ahead and then I'm going to run.

1:44:56 Yes, the propaganda machine back in the 60s, that was part of their like MKUltra stuff that might have been with the certain sets of people or whatever. A lot of it was more of the LSD. I don't think it was the marijuana. Also, yes, absolutely. Reverse engineering. My father used to say that Department of Energy at the test site. And then the other thing that I was going to say is the propaganda machine is going very, very strong in Korea. Just to let you know, Colonel Towner. All right.

1:45:24 Um, yeah, we'll have to follow up on that one tomorrow. Um, cause I'd like to, um, hear your Intel on that. Um, okay. So I, I don't think this 15 minute thing is going to be actually live. I think it's going to be recorded, but, um, when I get a link to where it's going to be, I will let you guys know. Um, I just, because we're family, um, I'm going to let you guys know that, um, this interview with JJ Carroll may be kind of the big deal.

1:45:53 The actual interview is going to be on Monday. So I did a lot of praying over what to say. I am going to talk about the big picture JFK because I think it pulls a whole bunch of pieces of Operation Gladio together in real life about something that's a hot topic right now. And Warhamster, weirdly enough, talked and played a little clip of JFK.

1:46:21 case speech today, which I had already pulled out because it basically describes Operation Gladio without naming it. And so I'm going to tie literally when my grandson was sleeping this afternoon in his nap, I just felt like I needed to write down and I just started writing. It was not in my head, but I just started writing down and I got at least 15 minutes worth of

1:46:51 tying the whole thing together that God gave me to say. So this is going to be crazy. And again, I can't thank you guys enough because these conversations, which is why we moved over to spaces, by the way, these conversations help me file things in my brain in the right way because of all of you guys' experiences and your feedback.

1:47:22 on all of it. So none of this could be done without us collectively doing it. And I owe all of you a huge debt of gratitude for being here every day with us and exploring this material. So I'm going to say that. I'm going to run. And all of you guys, all of the, except for two orders, because they messed up a shirt, have went out.

1:47:50 If you guys don't have your shirts, I know some people are already DMing me saying they got them. If you don't have them by Friday, contact me. But they all went out except for two orders and I am waiting on them because they shorted me two shirts. So just know that the majority of you will have all of your stuff. If you don't have it by tomorrow, then email the email that's on our website and let my daughter know.

1:48:18 We didn't get individual tracking numbers. We used my post office company. So she has all of that stuff. I just don't have it handy myself. So anyway, God bless you all. Thank you for being here. We will be back tomorrow at four. I will be on the 302 file later tonight. I think it's seven o'clock my time on East Coast. So I will see you then. Thanks for being here, everybody.

1:48:51 Got to run, guys. Thank you for being here in the chat. And sorry I didn't go over all your comments, but I do have to run. Thanks for being here.

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Huntington Hartford developed Paradise Island book_quoted ▶ 11:27

“I don't believe in coincidences after researching Operation Gladio. I don't even think there is such a thing anymore. So here's what he offers in conclusion of it not being a coincidence. One, Hunting…”

William Mellon Hitchcock member_of Stephen Ward book_quoted ▶ 11:56

“Paradise Island, was a regular at Stephen Ward's circle in London, who was the honey trap guy that was pimping out a whole bunch of people to blackmail very wealthy, elite politician, everybody else. …”

Tom Corbley member_of Office of Strategic Services book_quoted ▶ 12:25

“Even after selling the bulk of Paradise Island to Resorts International, Hartford retained an interest in the gaming company, which was the Mafia. Hitchcock's roommate in London during the early 60s, …”

Huntington Hartford sold_to Resorts International book_quoted ▶ 12:25

Paul Helliwell member_of Office of Strategic Services book_quoted ▶ 12:55

“Hitchcock would also be enlisted by his former in-law, David Bruce, to get to the bottom of the Profumo allegations, along with Corbley. Bruce was a full-blown OSS veteran himself. Hitchcock, less tha…”

William Mellon Hitchcock did_business_with Castle Bank & Trust book_quoted ▶ 12:55

David Bruce member_of Office of Strategic Services book_quoted ▶ 12:55

David Bruce recruited William Mellon Hitchcock book_quoted ▶ 12:55

Donald Trump acquired Resorts International book_quoted ▶ 13:27

“even knew about the Castle Bank because how would you know unless you're in that crowd? Number three, both Corbley and his longtime attorney, Roy Cohn, were close to future U.S. President Donald Trump…”

World Commerce Corporation front_for Office of Strategic Services book_quoted ▶ 16:59

“It was a private intelligence firm established by none other than Wild Bill Donovan, which was set up right after they closed up shop of the OSS. The WCC or World Commerce Corporation was staffed with…”

William J. Donovan founded World Commerce Corporation book_quoted ▶ 16:59

Paul Helliwell founded Castle Bank & Trust book_quoted ▶ 18:00

“courtesy of Paul Helliwell, the Castle Bank and Trust. And also, when you go back in history and you start looking into the World Commerce Corporation, you find another common familiar name from this …”

Mellon family funded World Commerce Corporation book_quoted ▶ 18:00

Interdoc bridged Round Table movement book_quoted ▶ 20:02

“Anglo American networks. You mean like the New York, London, like the ones that funded the Bolshevik revolution and Hitler and FDR, that relationship. Yes, that's exactly what he's talking about. And …”

Interdoc bridged Bilderberg Group book_quoted ▶ 20:02

American Security Council merged_with Institute for American Strategy book_quoted ▶ 24:18

“As of the last time this was updated, being led by a Henry Fisher spelled a different way. So they're not the same family. In 1997, the organization merged with the American Security Council that had …”

Robert Wood founded American Security Council book_quoted ▶ 24:40

“the one that was founded in 1954, which of course is towards the beginning of Eisenhower's administration. And if you guys remember when we talked about this on Alpha Warrior Show, I made the point th…”

Gehlen Organization merged_with Bundesnachrichtendienst book_quoted ▶ 27:57

“And who does he credit on the German side? None other than General Reinhard Galen of the Galen Organization, i.e. Operation Gladio, a federation of German intelligence veterans from the Nazi regime. A…”

Reinhard Gehlen founded Gehlen Organization book_quoted ▶ 27:57

Louis Eindhoven headed Binnenlandse Veiligheidsdienst book_quoted ▶ 29:58

“E-U-V-A-L. Eindhoven, the first guy, was the post-World War II head of the Dutch BVD, which basically is their intelligence, like BND. This is BVD for the Netherlands. Van den Heuvel was a...…”

Louis Eindhoven member_of Interdoc book_quoted ▶ 30:30

“Former resistance fighter who joined the intelligence service in the Netherlands in 1949, which would be at the beginning of Operation Gladio. Weinhoven immediately made him head of training. So he's …”

Cornelis van den Heuvel member_of Binnenlandse Veiligheidsdienst book_quoted ▶ 30:30

Cornelis van den Heuvel member_of Interdoc book_quoted ▶ 30:30

Louis Eindhoven appointed Cornelis van den Heuvel book_quoted ▶ 30:30

John Gittinger headed Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology book_quoted ▶ 30:59

“but they also did backbinding missions and visited the U.S. a lot. I bet they did. They came here to study psychological operations. When Heinthoven asked the CIA for guidance, they sent him Dr. John …”

Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology funded Project Artichoke book_quoted ▶ 31:30

“The Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology. The acronym is SIHE. Now SIHE is talked about a lot in this book. So Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology. That was used by the CIA to fun…”

Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology funded MKUltra book_quoted ▶ 31:30

Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology funded Ewen Cameron book_quoted ▶ 32:33

“ecology the society for the investigation make it sound all proper we're going to do experiments on people and we're going to make it we're going to call it something that sounds very respectable the …”

Ewen Cameron operated_in McGill University book_quoted ▶ 33:03

“Some of the highlights included Dr. Ewen Cameron's demented psychic driving research at McGill University and Dr. Loretta Bender's efforts to administer LSD to children under the age of 11 in 1960s. W…”

James Monroe headed Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology book_quoted ▶ 34:57

“although they couched it as avoiding the influence of the Soviet Union. So the point man for this entire bizarre bullshit at SIHE was a military guy by the name of Colonel James Monroe. Monroe had ima…”

Cornelis van den Heuvel founded Foundation for the Investigation of Problems of Ecology book_quoted ▶ 35:29

“Political education, behavior modification, political education, you know, whatever. Semantics. The Dutch were very receptive to this idea. And in 1960, van den Heuvel established an organization that…”

American Security Council co-sponsored National Military Industrial Conferences book_quoted ▶ 36:01

“We people are the problems and they're going to investigate how to fix us. So you have one in Europe and you have one in the United States and they're going to work together. Okay, now comes the fundi…”

American Security Council founded Institute for American Strategy book_quoted ▶ 37:06

“the Pentagon, the National Security Council, and corporate America. During the 1958 conference of the American Security Council with the assistance of none other than the University of Pennsylvania, F…”

Institute for American Strategy partnered_with Interdoc book_quoted ▶ 40:43

“They became active, and it was the Institute for American Strategy that the Monroe guy looked to to partner with the Dutch group. Eventually, these efforts produced what would become Interdoc's chief …”

Institute for American Strategy partnered_with Foundation for the Investigation of Problems of Ecology book_quoted ▶ 40:43

National Strategy Information Center sister_organization_of Interdoc book_quoted ▶ 40:43

Frank Barnett founded National Strategy Information Center book_quoted ▶ 41:15

“National Strategy Information Center. The National Strategy Information Center was founded in 1962 by a guy by the name of Frank Barnett. Can't find a lot about him. But he was a leading psychological…”

Thomas Barnett member_of Smith Richardson Foundation host_asserted ▶ 41:44

“and put on political education seminars, something no commissioned officer should ever be involved in. Barnett appears to have entered this murky netherworld as a research director for the Smith Richa…”

Smith Richardson Foundation founded H. Smith Richardson Sr. host_asserted ▶ 42:46

“Serious public policy challenges. The foundation seeks to help ensure vitality of our social, economic, and governmental institutions while they go around the world destroying them and every other cou…”

Smith Richardson Foundation funded Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars host_asserted ▶ 43:51

“Are y'all following along? Because I'm about to lose my shit here. This is so crazy. And there's a whole bunch of people. Y'all can dive into that. Oh, oh, oh, yes. So we're going to get grants given …”

Smith Richardson Foundation funded RAND Corporation host_asserted ▶ 43:51

Smith Richardson Foundation funded Freedom House host_asserted ▶ 44:22

“and the school of advanced international studies paul nitz cia front oh freedom house look at that cia front council of foreign relations y'all seeing brookings american enterprise institute all of th…”

Smith Richardson Foundation funded American Enterprise Institute host_asserted ▶ 44:22

Smith Richardson Foundation funded CFR host_asserted ▶ 44:22

Smith Richardson Foundation funded Brookings Institution host_asserted ▶ 44:22

Smith Richardson Foundation funded School of Advanced International Studies host_asserted ▶ 44:22

Smith Richardson Foundation funded Hoover Institution host_asserted ▶ 44:51

“Y'all seeing the trend? All right. Holy crap. All right. So they become the financial backer for American Enterprise Institute, the Hoover Institute, and many others. Naturally, Smith Richardson also …”

Thomas Barnett member_of School of Advanced International Studies host_asserted ▶ 45:20

“Barnett then became the program director for IAS when it was created in 1958. That was before the NCIS, which was founded in 1962, which was right after USAID. And we will tie them together. Okay.…”

Frank Shakespeare member_of Heritage Foundation host_asserted ▶ 45:46

“And this is where other shady CIA agents come into play, like Frank Shakespeare. And you spell his name, Shakespeare, with an E on the end of it. He, as a matter of fact, we've come across him many ti…”

Frank Shakespeare headed United States Information Agency host_asserted ▶ 45:46

Marvin Liebman founded World Anti-Communist League host_asserted ▶ 46:46

“a guy by the name of Marvin Liebman, L-I-E-B-M-A-N, him too. He actually was an attorney that worked with Barnett at the previous assignment at the IAS and helped set up the foundation in the United S…”

Marvin Liebman did_business_with Thomas Barnett host_asserted ▶ 46:46

National Committee on United States-China Relations member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 47:16

“And they all worked with William Casey, who becomes the CIA director for Reagan. Now y'all know why I don't believe in coincidences. All right, NCIS was no marginal group, and along with IAS, appears …”

American Security Council carried_out_attack Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 47:45

“The propaganda efforts of this network were mainly geared to begin the arms buildup in the U.S. under Reagan. Frequently, this propaganda played upon fears of Armageddon. And if you're going to talk a…”

American Security Council funded Operation Ajax host_asserted ▶ 48:50

“And basically lied about the entire Soviet capability in order to convince people you need to get under your desk because we're going to get bombed every day. Any day. Sorry. In 1970, the American Sec…”

American Security Council did_business_with Jerry Falwell host_asserted ▶ 49:50

“During the 80s, this kind of hit its climax with Reagan and the whole Star Wars bullshit. Okay, so at the beginning of the 1980s, in order to crescendo into the Reagan presidency, we have the American…”

Nathan Twining member_of National Strategy Committee host_asserted ▶ 51:54

“the UFO, guys. This is crazy crap. So the ASC starts talking to people in the UFO community to include General Nathan Twining, who became a member of the National Strategy Committee dealing with the R…”

Nathan Twining member_of Majestic 12 host_asserted ▶ 52:25

“Twining also issued the infamous Twining Memo in 1947 that led to the creation of Project Sign, the first military investigation into the UFO, almost like they're creating a narrative here. Twining al…”

Sovereign Order of St. John's member_of Coalition for Peace Through Strength host_asserted ▶ 52:49

“Another ASC linkage to Roswell was a guy by the name of Colonel Philip J. Corso, who wrote the book The Day After Roswell, which obviously became a bestseller. Corso was involved with the Sovereign Or…”

Philip J. Corso member_of Sovereign Order of St. John's host_asserted ▶ 52:49

Townsend Brown founded National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomenon host_asserted ▶ 53:54

“that nycap was had a lot of cia assets embedded in the people that were involved and there is a huge link to the american security council nycap was founded by a man by the name of townsend brown who …”

Townsend Brown did_business_with Arthur Radford host_asserted ▶ 54:24

“Laurel Canyon and all of the intelligence people and how all of those singers were related to like intelligence people. So are you telling me that all of the UFO people are related to the military and…”

Arthur Radford headed Joint Chiefs of Staff host_asserted ▶ 54:53

“Radford eventually becomes the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a member of the American Security Council and the National Strategy Committee after he retired from the Navy. Radford had suppo…”

Arthur Radford member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 54:53

Arthur Radford member_of National Strategy Committee host_asserted ▶ 54:53

Albert Wittemeier member_of National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomenon host_asserted ▶ 55:20

“was the leading figure behind NICAP. And guess who his boss in the Navy was? Radford. Radford, however, never actually joined NICAP. That might be too obvious for him. So we're just going to use subor…”

Barry Goldwater member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 55:49

“also was a member of NICAP in 1957, shortly after it was funded. Other American Security Council members would join NICAP and be affiliated with the whole UFO issue to include General Robert Richardso…”

John Fisher founded American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 55:49

Robert Richards Jr. member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 55:49

Barry Goldwater did_business_with Curtis LeMay host_asserted ▶ 57:15

“who also used to work as an investigator for NICAP. In 1975, American Security Council member Barry Goldwater began making claims concerning Hangar 18. He would often reference General Curtis LeMay in…”

Curtis LeMay member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 57:15

Robert Lazar did_business_with Edward Teller host_asserted ▶ 58:16

“Because there were claims made by Robert Lazar, L-A-Z-A-R, beginning in 1989. He said that he had actually worked in Area 51 and saw people reverse engineering UFOs. Supposedly, he had been given that…”

Edward Teller member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 58:46

“of course, was a member of American Security Council. So, that's crazy. The role of the American Security Council played in the NICAP and Area 51 and Hangar 18 all suggest that they played a major rol…”

George Keegan headed Air Force Intelligence Command host_asserted ▶ 59:51

“otherwise known as Star Wars. The actual assertion that there was such a thing as a particle beam gap was made by none other than two American Security Council members. And the first one was General G…”

George Keegan member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 59:51

Stephan Possony member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 1:00:23

“a statement to Aviation Week and Space Technology where he said that he had a concern about the particle beam gap. Then Stefan Posony, who we came across a couple of different times, let me spell his …”

Elizabeth Clare Prophet headed Church Universal and Triumphant host_asserted ▶ 1:02:30

“That's where we get to a really weird connection. It's called the Church Universal and Triumph, or CUT. Church Universal and Triumph. The head of that CUT, C-U-T, was Elizabeth Clare Proffitt. In 1980…”

High Frontier subsidiary_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 1:02:53

“had become convinced that nuclear war with the Soviets was inevitable and that SDI was going to be critical, otherwise we were all going to die. So she got together with an entity called High Frontier…”

Michael Aquino did_business_with John Fisher host_asserted ▶ 1:05:20

“to the seventh psyops which was an army reserve unit in 1980 um akino reportedly became a board member of what american security council previously akino was cited as a long time american security cou…”

Michael Aquino member_of American Security Council host_asserted ▶ 1:05:20

Tim LaHaye founded Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:34

“LaHaye, the main, you know, he had the two authors. LaHaye was the founder in 1981 for the Council for National Policy, which was basically supposed to be the religious right conservative's answer to …”

Tim LaHaye member_of Moral Majority host_asserted ▶ 1:17:34

Edwin Meese member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:18:34

“But there's been some heavy hitters in it, including senators like Trent Lott. And some ones that are current players in everything we've got going on. Steve Bannon either has been or is a current mem…”

Trent Lott member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:18:34

Steve Bannon member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:18:34

John Ashcroft member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:18:34

Charlie Kirk member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:18:34

Peter Grace member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:19:05

“John fucking Singlet, the CIA guy that's in every Operation Gladio story. He's a member. No, I'm telling you, John Singlet was a member. I'm looking at it. Oh, my God. And J. Peter Grace, the guy that…”

John Singletary member_of Council for National Policy host_asserted ▶ 1:19:05

Paul Rostow did_business_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:21:34

“I obviously, after reading the Bible, realized that there was a lot of issues there. But I just I cannot believe Rostow, R-O-S-T-O-W. We came across him multiple times in CIA operations. Donald Rumsfe…”

Donald Rumsfeld did_business_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:21:34

Mellon family funded CIA guest_asserted ▶ 1:24:21

“Oh, thank you. Yeah, yeah. That sounds crazy, and I'd love to check that out. Very interesting. Colonel, I just had a question, maybe going back to the thread, and it was mentioned earlier in the spac…”

Dave McGowan exposed Lookout Mountain Laboratory book_quoted ▶ 1:25:15

“the the laurel canyon yes i've read them all i've read everything he's ever written i think it's called uh the strange but mostly true story of the canyon and the birth of the hippie generation yes i …”

CIA funded Hippie movement host_asserted ▶ 1:27:58

“feel like the underpinnings of the UFO creation is something very similar to Laurel Canyon. Okay, you're saying that the hippie movement was set up by them? It was 100% a CIA operation. And I will jus…”

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Anti-war movement host_asserted ▶ 1:28:58

“that they had already became aware of the drug correlation in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia to the drugs flooding America. And they were very articulate. The anti-war movement was very effective at the …”

CIA recruited Mafia host_asserted ▶ 1:29:27

“and they all contributed their children to go out to Laurel Canyon and be set up, most of which had no previous music talent. Some did, most did not. And the orchestrators of this whole thing, there w…”

CIA recruited Charles Johnson host_asserted ▶ 1:30:24

“They bring those women along with people like Charles Manson down to Los Angeles and set them up as the quote unquote groupies to these bands that didn't even exist. And so they form these bands in th…”

Charles Johnson member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:30:54

“which just so happens to be Charles Manson's band. That's the whole reason they brought him down because he had a band. And he is the unnamed house band on many of their original albums. And the entir…”

CIA covered_up Anti-war movement host_asserted ▶ 1:31:24

“a hologram of what it actually was that the CIA created to discredit well-spoken anti-war people that was going to screw up their war machine. That's it. And they were military children. They were all…”

George Meany member_of CIA guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:15

“sort of their conflict within the AFL-CIO between the George Meany, who's like totally, as you have described, you know, a field CIA union man internationally and domestically, versus Walter Reuther. …”

George Meany member_of AFL-CIO guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:15

Walter Reuther member_of AFL-CIO guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:15

CIA funded Hippie movement host_asserted ▶ 1:39:23

“You can't have the movement without the strap holders. So all of those strap holders onto that have to collectively be allowed to look organic and operate. And that can't happen if they're being draft…”

CIA carried_out_attack MKUltra guest_asserted ▶ 1:44:56

“Yes, the propaganda machine back in the 60s, that was part of their like MKUltra stuff that might have been with the certain sets of people or whatever. A lot of it was more of the LSD. I don't think …”