OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER - Operation Gladio by Paul Williams Chapter 1 and 2
2:34:47 · recorded 2023-09-30 · ▶ watch on Rumble
Transcript
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Okay, we're going to go ahead and start a little early, like an hour early, just to make sure that I've got all of the moving parts operating because this is my first time doing a podcast by myself, although I've watched Brian do it quite a few times, kind of like staying at the Holiday Inn Express, I think. So, I did a screenshot of someone that I have to share because it's hilarious.
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And I think that will be part of what we do is just call out stupid people because it's fun. There, well, maybe I didn't screenshot it. There was a person on True Social that has all of the crosses like I'm a Christian and calling Donald Trump fat and a liar and a rapist.
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supposedly a Republican that's all in it for Ron DeSantis, which I don't care who you vote for, but it is kind of funny that you have all of these indications in your handle on True Social that you're a Christian, but you love to pass judgment and, as the left says, body shame, which is a little ridiculous.
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Poor Christian. So also, I wanted to comment on a picture. I don't know if we can see it on here. That has all of the elements of green energy, people working in the mines and strip mines. And this was posted by DC Drano.
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that talks about the devastating risk of transitioning to green energy. Mining for electric-powering minerals has left 23 million people exposed to toxic waste. That's right about the same amount that probably we're exposed to COVID shots to, maybe more. It says rivers polluted and 16 million acres of farmland ruined.
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All for green energy. That's on top of someone else posting an article from Zero Hedge that says there's world starvation going on and India has banned a particular type of white rice from being exported.
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It's almost like every day we hear of another country slaughtering livestock all in the name of green energy. So there does seem to be something weird going on with the timing. It just seems to be happening quicker and quicker of the merging of all of these cabal tracks to
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I mean, it just it feels like there's going to be a head on collusion that happens at some collision that happens at some point because you can't keep shrinking the food supply. And that really dovetails into what we're going to be talking about in our book review. What is labeled the strategy of tension that was created by the international syndicate.
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way back in the early 1900s it's how they set up everything they set up a yin and a yang a left and a right on every topic and what they really want to do is come somewhere in the middle and by labeling things like the far left and the far right in their definition the far right's nazis but we went through this quite a few times obviously
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Nazism, socialism, totalitarianism, communism are all far left ideologies. Whether you're talking about the control of the manufacturing and whether it's a cartel of industrialists pulling the strings or the government offices pulling the strings, you're really splitting hairs at that point. The bottom line is it's all controlled. So it's interesting.
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that they know all of this obviously but they have to take a chunk of this and put it over here and fake everybody out that it's a right and that there's two opposing extremes and they will inevitably come with a middle solution in order to tell you that hey these people over here want to kill you these people over here want to kill you
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But you can trust me. We're going to work right down the middle and we're going to deliver something to you that works. And all you have to do is give up your freedom. And that has been that strategy has been repeated over and over and over again. But when it was happening, we didn't recognize it. But that's because we didn't realize they wanted us all dead. So I wanted to go through a couple of other things on here.
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Hold on just a second. Let me pull it up. So I'd love to do a book review on Kash Patel's new book, The Government Gangsters. Maybe we'll put that on the list too. But with the amount of books that we have to get through, we're going to have to be doing this a lot. Let's see what else we got. Oh, I'd like to know what everybody's thoughts are. And maybe we'll ask this later about Zelensky asking Marina.
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to be the ambassador for Ukraine and to help with the education system there. That's a win-win for everybody. And again, another one of those elements of speed picking up toward whatever end destination we're headed towards. And that's on top of what's happening at the border because that's outrageous. And again, it just keeps...
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Oh, and we want to give them ID cards? Excuse me? No, we don't. It just keeps intentionally picking up speed. So also, digital soldier, US Air Force vet. My wife and I went through the McDonald's drive-thru window and I gave the cashier a $5 bill. Our total was $4.25. This has happened so many times. So I also handed her 25 cents.
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She said, you gave me too much money. I said, yes, I know. But this way you can give me a dollar back. She sighed and went to get the manager who asked me to repeat my request. I did so, and he handed me back my 25 cents. You just can't make this up. We're sorry, but we don't do that kind of thing. The cashier then proceeded to give me 75 cent change.
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We're so dumb. So dumb. What's next? Oh, we had a great conversation today about, well, we were on our trip this summer from Florida to Atlanta to the Outer Banks of North Carolina, all the way up to Maine, across, under the Great Lakes, up to Michigan. We went up to the Upper Peninsula and came back down and visited family in Indiana.
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spent some time in Nashville and met Freda and went to the Biltmore and back to the Outer Banks to pick up our Camaro and back home. My husband and I both love going into old houses and let's see, it froze up a little bit. Just wanted to stop by and show some love. Thanks for your support. We have been dumbed down on purpose.
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You're right, Awakened Warrior. You're absolutely right. And I appreciate the love, by the way. We, some reason, my browser froze up. Let's see if we can get that fixed. Can you still hear me? I want to make sure. These are the kinks that I wanted to work out before we start the actual book review. Okay, you can hear me.
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So anyway, what I found out, what I find fascinating is we like to go into the museums that have turned into mansions. And I don't like to cook myself, but I do find the kitchens fascinating. And when they try to replicate those areas as close to authentic as they can, one of the things that I noticed, and I tell my husband,
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there's an awful lot of copper in here. There's copper cups, there's copper plates, there's copper pans. And unless you actually do some digging, you can't find copper pans anywhere. So I got to looking and finding out that copper is like one of the healthiest things that you can cook in or cook with as far as a utensil pan goes. And that fascinated me.
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So I really need to go back and look at when we transitioned from copper and healthy pots. I'm going to bet it was probably about the time that all of the Alcoa and the aluminum bobsters got in bed with each other and decided there was too many of us. And they started producing copper plates.
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excuse me, aluminum utensils, pots and pans for us to use. And then if that wasn't bad enough, they coat them with fluoride, Teflon. Teflon has fluoride in it. So we're going to get you the aluminum and the Teflon put together to make sure that all of your food becomes poison. So, yay.
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So that was one of the things that I noticed on looking through all of those mansions is the kitchens and what they cook with and how industrious they all were. It was just amazing to me. Let me see if I switch over here to my browser. I also wanted to bring up one of the slides that we're going to use.
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Which is, there's me frozen. This is a slide we're going to be looking at. It's a very interesting slide. Let's see. This is going to cover the first two chapters. And I want you to see how busy it is by zooming out first before I zoomed in. This is just the people and organizations in the first two chapters of our book.
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You'll notice that there's kind of a pinwheel around this organization and a pinwheel around this organization. So if we zoom in to this organization, we're going to see that this is the OSS slash CIA. And this has all of these people. What you notice right off the bat is these are all rich people.
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They all worked for the CIA. And if you think the rich people worked for the CIA back in the day in the early 1900s and they still don't today, you'd be wrong. I also found this family right here, Ryan. I don't know if they're related to Paul Ryan. I couldn't find that link, but I found that very interesting. We'll eventually talk about just about all of these. William Buckley was very interesting. He was very big in the CIA.
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Also, is that Philip Graham? Yeah. He was the original owner of the Washington Post, the Vanderbilt family. We went to see a bunch of their mansions over the summer. The Breakers and the Marble House in Newport. And then we went to Asheville and seen the one, the Biltmore. They all eat out of copper too. You have the House of Morgan.
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William Colby, who worked for, now he also was a CIA director. And you have the melons, just amazing. And then you have over here, and even the Office of Naval Intelligence did a lot of work with the CIA during World War II at the harbors.
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So we know that the CIA uses front companies. So you have here some of the front companies, the Civil Air Transport, which, interestingly enough, has several Air Force people from the original Air Force in the 1947 timeframe working for it as a front to the CIA for drug transportation. And then over here.
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We end up with, let's zoom out a little bit. We end up with Major General Wild Bill Donovan. He's a very interesting person. And I did a little bit of research. I never even, it's funny that we now all say watch the wives because now we realize that was a big part of everybody's life.
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So back in the day, especially in the early 1900s, the wives kept all of the social calendars. They held all of the parties. They are the ones that developed the invite list. The wives played a critical role in the life of their husbands and who got associated with who, who got married to who. Just fascinating.
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And Ruth Ramsey, whose name actually in this book that we're going to talk about, they spelled her name wrong. They had her down as Ruth Ramsey. But when you go looking into Buffalo, New York, which is where that family is from, the Ramsey family, we were there this summer, which turned out to be hilarious because, again, we like driving around looking at old architecture.
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We drove right by where their family house was, didn't know it. We also found an abandoned railroad station that was as grand as Grand Central Station, either in New York or D.C. The place was fascinating. It was huge. It was abandoned. But we read on the sign that a nonprofit had been created to restore it.
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I don't know how I get this thing to unfreeze. Florida to Atlanta to the outer banks of North Carolina all the way up to Maine. Under the Great Lakes up to Michigan we went up to the Upper Peninsula and came back down and visited family in Indiana. Michigan we went up to the Upper Peninsula and came back down and visited family in Indiana.
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Can I pass it for this? Yes. How can I get this caught back up? And let's see it back down in the visited family in Indiana. Can I pass it for this? Yes. How can I get this caught back up? Oh, no. Let's see what happened. And let's see it back down in the visited family in Indiana. Is this just going to recycle every time? I'm thinking I might have to restart.
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Let me go back over to live stream and stop my screen sharing. This is just going to recycle every time. I'm thinking I might have to restart. I'm getting too fancy for my britches. Opening up multiple pictures. So now it's frozen with my screen open. That doesn't make any sense at all. Darn it. Let me go leave.
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I'm thinking I might have to restart. I'm getting too fancy for my britches. Opening up multiple pictures. Okay, let's try this again. Oh, now it's frozen with my screen open.
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That doesn't make any sense at all. Technology is definitely a pain. You're absolutely right. Especially for me. My daughter taught me just enough to be dangerous. Okay. So I don't even remember where I was at. Let me go back over to you. I did want to let everyone know that we redid my office here with all of this wonderful.
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um artwork on the wall that um i'm thinking obviously this is my shadow box with my life story in it and i have several of the um metals i'm getting too fancy for my bridges um opening up multiple and um i wanted to point out this one let me make sure i can tilt it the right way try this again this picture
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that's right here is an amazing depiction of a guy that flew in Korea and Vietnam and was a multi-technology ace, especially for me. And his name was Ralph Carr. My daughter taught me just enough to be dangerous. He was alive.
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So when I was stationed at Randolph Air Force Base from 2003 to 2005, I did want to, and this guy, I want everyone to know that it's in this picture right down here. This picture is about that, is a depiction of a friend of mine who flew missions in Desert Storm. His name's...
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John Reed, his call sign is Beatle. He was a F-15 pilot. That picture was taken of him coming back from a mission that he flew. And it now hangs in UCOM's headquarters over in Europe. And I mean, it's a huge big piece of art. But the artist that did the...
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that's right picture gave him little prints that he could hand out for an amazing so of course these pictures i insisted of a guy that flew not really he brought it to me at work um i was stationed with him and his wife at the pentagon and it ran off and i absolutely love him yeah ace especially for me so and um also a picture of an f-16 hangs here that um he was one of
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It's not the plane I got a ride in, but when I did get my F-16, I had that unit. So when I got the ride, the guys gave me this framed picture. And what was really cool to know is that we've seen this picture right down here. This picture is about that. Yeah, I think it is the same line. Let me tell you.
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So you're hearing the feedback, too. Let's see what we can do about that. That picture was taken of him coming back from a mission that he flew. And it now hangs in UCOM's headquarters over in Europe. And I mean, it's a huge, big piece of art. But the artist's picture...
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that's right pictures gave him little friends that he could hand out for an amazing so of course these pictures i insisted i have a guy that flew not really he brought it to me at work with him and his wife both at the pentagon and at rio and i absolutely love him especially for uh all right i gotta put my glasses on and figure out but we stand here that um he was one of
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All right, let's see if that picks the audio. Okay. All right. Let me know if that audio works out good. Where you're only hearing me one time. Did it turn back off again? Great. Don't panic when I have hiccups because I'm not prepared for hiccups.
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All right. I appreciate you, Sam, with me, Awakened Warrior. Greatly appreciated. We're going to have Beta join us in just a little bit. Let's see if I can check on her real quick and see if she's there yet. Oh, she is here. Hi. Are you there, Beta? Hey. Getting that I have, I got to take my CIA thing off. CIA thing. You are so funny. I'm trying to avoid the deep state.
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um okay so beta blocks her camera and so the other night when her and julie and i were trying this out she's like i can't figure out why you can't see me she's like oh i have my camera covered up i know it took me a minute and i'm trying to okay i'm trying to do it where i don't have to sit and hold this phone um so maybe that'll work yeah hi
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Hey, I came a little early. I didn't know. And then because you said, I think you said 830 on there. And I didn't say 830, but I got a little, you know, being military, I have to always be early and I have to be prepared. Plus, I only had my daughter for a limited time. So I had to have all my notes here on a page that is my continuity folder for how to do this.
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And so I had her on the phone while I was running through everything and she logged into Rumble so she could see, oh, hey, yeah, it worked. We were able to figure it all out. I don't do the techie stuff. I mean, I'm very limited. Just send me a link. Yeah, that's me. And that's why when you send that link, I'm like... Well, I didn't understand until you explained that this would feed into Rumble because I was like, I have no clue how to...
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You know, I just go watch. I don't I don't participate. Right. So I just watched Brian do it because that's all I did with him was I watched him do it. And then I'm really good at talking. So then I would just talk. Right. So I'm trying to get everything in its place for us to be able to get started. So anything going on?
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that we need to talk about anybody anything anybody want to talk about about you awaken warrior what do you want to hear awaken warriors helping me with the comments nice um not like here here she's on the live chat so i can uh she's giving us feedback like hey you're like we have two soundtracks going at once i'm probably hard to follow with just one soundtrack
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talking on top of myself that's probably not a good thing well when i first came on i heard i call it like reverb or either like it sounded like you were talking something else going yeah um so anyway what else is going on nothing i was just noticing all that marina abramovich stuff coming up to the surface finally for all the regular people well and see that's kind of the point that i was
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making earlier that it does seem like things are speeding up yeah so there's excuse me a zero hedge article out talking about um the farmland is shrinking and people are starving and india's cutting off rice um to ship out because they don't have enough to eat and then you have all of these climate change people telling us we got to kill all the animals
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It just seems like every day we're overwhelmed, which kind of feeds into that whole tension strategy of how they get you to do things that you wouldn't normally do with the psyops of everything. Bye, Awaken Warrior. Thank you for being here. With the psyops of all of the things happening, there does seem to have been a picking up.
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of speed because every day it's not just like a drop here and then another couple of days and a drop there it's like every day multiple things like i was just reading here where it says ukraine storm shadow scout missile strike russia black sea fleet headquarters um you know it oh um we're losing the war but we're going to do something absolutely crazy
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to provoke Russia because that's what the whole thing's about anyway. That kind of stuff is just crazy. I think it has to be to get people to see it, unfortunately. I agree more. I mean, which begs the question, how dumb is most of the world or how brainwashed, I guess, you know?
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Yeah, either that. And I think that there's people that are born like us. I am born contrary and you better prove everything to me. And I'm also born very suspicious. You know, it's like I don't just take what somebody says at face value. You better you better come up with some reasons and some, you know, evidence. And I guess there's not that many.
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of us in the world anymore i don't know what's disheartening to me um and i understand this and i've said this a couple of times is the amount of military people that have their heads stuck in the sand and no matter how much evidence you give them they are just not going to see this because like i had this conversation with my
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The only other person in my family that's retired military, he comes and spends a couple of weeks with me every year. When they finally accept the fact that our government is corrupt, it's been corrupt, they murder and maim and kill people all over the world, they're responsible for coups, etc. When you admit that to yourself,
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The next logical step is admitting you were part of it. Right. And psychologically for people who like my cousin was security forces. So, I mean, he was a cop and he guarded nuclear weapons deployed. So there were incidents. And you accept the fact that you were there doing that for a.
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basically a rogue government that conned you into thinking after events like 9-11 that you were doing your patriotic duty to go fight and die. Or kill people. You were betraying the highest betrayal. It's almost like telling somebody you're going to be a police officer, but really you're making them a criminal. So there are people who would rather not deal with that.
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Denial. Yeah, I mean, it's the only way they can live the rest of their life. The only way they can protect their sanity. Yeah. Yeah. You know, because I've also said that I truly believe that it's just hard. I'll just leave it at that. Well, I mean, I can see that. I think that I would have to tell myself, though, you know, that
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I'm innocent. I did not, you know, I did not do this for a purpose and then it would make me mad. And I, I'm really surprised that there aren't more. And it's sad that these, that a lot of these people, they do the ones that realize that, you know, kill themselves. I'm surprised there's not more people, military that get mad and don't go, you know, kill some people that military leaders that need to be killed. You know what I mean? Like the enemy.
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No, they're not going to do that. I mean, I'm glad they don't, but I'm just saying I'm kind of surprised that somebody hadn't flipped and gone in that direction instead of just taking care of it. Well, it's not that I don't think they're baiting people to do that, but they're baiting everybody to do that. And that's why it's so important that no one does it. Exactly. I mean, it's good they haven't. I'm just surprised that some, you know.
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I guess it just goes to show that the people that are really, truly peacemakers, you know, even if you find out that someone has betrayed you, you still know that taking them out isn't the right thing to do either. Correct. Correct. So what else was going on today? Oh, what's your thoughts on the airplane?
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I don't know. Did they ever find any, quote, wreckage? And do we know that the said wreckage is legitimate wreckage? No. I've not seen any pictures of the wreckage. Well, I've seen pictures that people are claiming to be the wreckage, but I'm not sure that it's the wreckage. You know what I mean? We know how they do. It looks like a bunch of burnt trees. I don't know if that's actual. I don't see any aircraft parts.
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A lot of my friends and I, one of my friends, we just joke about the whole stealth aspect of it. Of course, you can technically see the pieces if they were there, but we just keep making jokes about, no, you can't see them because they're stealth. And then you'll have somebody look at you, like sitting next to you when you say that, like, is that real? And I'm like, no, that's not real at all. Right? You don't really know.
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It's just funny that I think part of the part of the way that they can pull the wool over a lot of people's eyes is because the majority of us are not military. We don't know what's so and what isn't. I mean, I know what I know because of my brother, you know, and other relatives that are pilots and been in the military. But I still don't know, you know, near like what you guys know in the average person.
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doesn't and they're banking on that you know right yeah our income will will cause us to just believe whatever they put in front of us i guess is what i'm saying right but what's interesting now that has changed everything is the internet i mean it's changed literally everything because within five seconds people had already told you know
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answered several questions, pointed out all of the questions that needed to be answered. So it's very interesting that the internet has just changed forever news reporting in general. The internet is what I feel like that possibly the military and Trump have
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been waiting on to finish off their plan because they would not have been able to do what they have done without the internet you think about it because they've tried it before with others and they get killed or shot down or whatever and in this case in order to get the people the people have the access to the internet and the phone and like you said and the cameras and all the information and we've never been here before like this
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So it's harder for them to pull the wool over people's eyes. So I don't know if you follow Stere Wyatt on True Social. Yes. So he posted, and this of course will play right into what we're going to talk about. He posted today on True Social about John of God. Have you heard of him? Oh God, yeah. Oprah's friend.
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Oprah, yeah, that's what we'll call him. So I first read about this woman, Sabrina Bittencourt, who people say committed suicide. She didn't commit suicide. She was murdered. And she was murdered right after. She was like a whistleblower. She was a model and hung around in that group of people.
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And as soon as she found out that he had set up a baby farm and was impregnating all of these younger people to have babies and he was selling their babies, she was murdered, suicided. Well, they referred to it as a baby farm. And in the article, the first article I read about it, and I'm like, baby farm, what the hell is that?
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Well, it's exactly what it sounds like. So fast forward to when all of this stuff was breaking by clandestine and all of these people about Ukrainian bio labs. And then we find out that not only are they in Ukraine, they're in Georgia, they're in several countries in Africa. They're basically all over the world. Yeah. So if you.
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Look at where we have funded level two and three bio labs. And you also look at countries that have had articles to include England of baby farms. There's an amazing overlap there. And a lot of people, because of stem cells and all of that other stuff.
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believe that selling the babies as babies to adoptive parents isn't the only use for baby arms. Of course, one of the original pictures from the Ukrainian special operation was this huge hospital that in America would be considered like a metropolitan hospital. It was ginormous. They referred to it as a maternity hospital.
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And I'm like, what on God's green earth would you have a maternity hospital that big in Ukraine? I mean, I know Kiev is fairly big, but not to warrant just a maternity hospital that big. And then I found other articles referring to that as a potential human trafficking operation.
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It was just very interesting to me. And then, of course, the farther you dig into, I know there's a lot of trying to pair up these weapons labs with the contractors that built them and stuff like that. But to me, the most fascinating part of them were who in the Senate and supported funding them and creating them. Because.
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The one in Ukraine and the highest rated one, or cleared one, I think it's a three or four, and the one in Georgia, the country Georgia, actually carry Senator Richard Lugar's name on the building. And keep in mind, Senator Richard Lugar was a Republican from Indiana.
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You know right away with stuff like that that the craziness of what's going on and what our government has been funding that we have no clue. And the other thing that cracked me up about the original verbiage of the weapons labs after the 91 fall of Iron Curtain was that the Americans were going to step in.
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to dispose of all of these horrible chemicals that the Soviets were going to use on us, right? And not only have they not disposed of any of them, they've created three or four times the amount in those same labs. And for what reason? 50 ways to kill the people. Yeah, that's all. I gotta finish that thing.
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I remember seeing pictures of these baby farms you're talking about. Oh, my gosh. Three or four years ago, I guess, probably. I mean, I've been on this one, this trail for a while. And Oprah and this John of God and these baby farms. Now, this was before we knew about the bio labs. At this time, it was just.
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You know, the child trafficking, the human trafficking. And like you said, where you got, of course, Epstein was the same way. He was trying to impregnate, you know, he was trying to get his own line of babies. But, you know, baby parts, it's just like with a car. You sell a car, you can only, you know, sell it. Don't even say that, baby. That's so gross. I know, it's terrible, but parting it, they make more money.
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Yeah. The whole thing is horrible. I don't know why God hadn't come back and just set the whole place on fire, but he's waiting on people to get saved. But I don't know. I've seen so much that I hate to say it. I don't know if I'm jaded or tough is the word. It's hard to be shocked anymore. It is. So I have to give a shout out to my girlfriend, Angie. You just posted in the comments.
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She found out today Brian Glenn from RSBN is dating Marjorie Taylor Greene. Oh, yeah. Okay, well, I don't know who Brian Glenn is. You didn't know that? No, I didn't know that. I don't have that much time. Well, I don't either, but I remember when somebody was posting about that several weeks ago, because I didn't know it either. He's that really...
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He's the main one for a long time. He was the one that the nice looking guy was kind of sandy, blonde, brown hair and tall. And and he would always do Trump's rallies. Always. He was the one that would do his rallies. Well, at least it's not a Democrat. That's right. Boy, there's lots of marriages busting up. And poor old Lauren. Come on now, Lauren. What were you thinking that night? I don't care if the guy was her husband.
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OK, that that that people do in public places floors me and she really should know better. She knows being watched. So this is this is my thing. Being in the military, at least in the military community, I mean, we definitely were not on a national stage. So on a local stage, especially being a senior female officer, not married.
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Right. You live in a fishbowl. And as a colonel, you are responsible for morale, welfare and discipline in your unit. And you inevitably have to discipline people. Right. People that you discipline don't like you.
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They will do just or say just about anything. And just about anything they say, even though they're under like potential discharge or derogatory information or whatever, still has to be investigated. So you have to live in a fishbowl and you know that it's not like, you know, hey, go home and you have your.
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and everywhere you go, your husband's with you. So you're basically above reproach. Let me tell you, even if a guy came into town and took me to dinner, the next day, everybody in my unit knew. Everybody. So, oh, where were you at last night, Colonel Towner? That literally happened. And I had dinner with a classmate.
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That just happened to be driving up I-95. So it's just crazy. So this is my little fishbowl. She lives in a giant aquarium. And she knows she does. She knows that. She knows she does. I don't care how drunk you get. You can't be stupid.
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Literally, and I'm not saying this in a bad way because I love her to death. She goes around with a pen poking people in the eyeball. Right. And bless her for doing that because they need to be blinded. And then you can't be at all surprised when you're being followed and somebody has an eye-fishing camera on you because you're dumb enough to date a Democrat. Come on. I'm sorry.
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Well, that's why this whole thing, I'm thinking it's kind of like with people when they do so good, you know what I mean? Like they're just, you're just like, man, you guys are just, and then all of a sudden they do something like that. And you're like, you know, you are so smart. You really are a smart person. But this thing right here was just, I mean, you couldn't have been more out to lunch that day, you know, and you can't let up. This is a battle.
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And these people are, even if she was tricked into that, first off, she could have at least stopped him. You know what I mean? And said, hey, this is not appropriate. We're in public. And if it's one date and he's doing this on one date. Well, and besides that, and I'm going to be really catty here for just a second because I can. Democrat men are like Democrat women. And that's all I'm going to say.
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That's exactly right. Yeah. I'll leave that right there. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And once again, should have known better. I don't know. To me, it was just like of all the things or of all the people that you could have gone out with, you know, and the places you could have gone. I mean, you can't get sloppy. You just can't get sloppy right now. This is all too important. You know that your your character is on the line.
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and even though we live in a sinful world and i'll be honest with you as gross as that was because i'm not a pda person okay i don't like to see it in public i don't think any of this crap should be in public but at least she's a woman with a dude as far as we know and she's an adult and she's not dressed up like a man you know what i mean like
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We've lowered our standards quite a bit. Exactly. The standards are so low, but still, in and of itself, as a conservative woman, okay, I just don't want to see that anywhere. Period. I don't care who's doing it. And she ought to know better. So, Judd Morrison, Zulu minus six, who's one of my favorites on True Social, just posted.
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I know, he just said to my comment about the DC Drano's host, Marina Brabovich, he says, here's something else to reinforce that. You heard about her latest art show, question mark? You have to squeeze between two live, naked people, a man and a woman, to gain entry to the exhibit. I saw that. My ass ain't going there.
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I saw that. I shared that last night. I think Dom LeCour shared that on Twitter. That's so gross. I mean, I don't know what it's going to take for people to... See, the problem with stuff like this is people like my parents, not that they need to see it, but there's a whole group of people that don't even get on Twitter. That's the other thing. We think we're getting somewhere, but there's a whole bunch of people that don't do Twitter.
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So they don't see this, you know? Oh. So, also, what do you think about the Dallas mayor deciding to be a Republican? I saw that. I wonder why that... I wonder what happened with that. All the illegals maybe coming in his town? I'm jaw-dropped by that, actually.
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It's definitely people are waking up. And then I just, it cracks me up every time somebody goes, Oh, nothing's happening. There's a lot of stuff happening. You want to see it. Well, you want to see it. But I think sometimes since we have been on, we have so much information that this information that's coming out, everybody is not, they're missing the point that it's coming out. We found out about it through rumble through bit shoot.
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Twitter wouldn't let us share Marina Abramovich a year or two ago. Facebook certainly wouldn't. We were having to share it through Telegram and different places. And so that's why I'm like, you're crazy because this stuff would have never been out there for the mainstream people to see. Four years ago, three or four years ago, this stuff, we were having to hunt it down. It wasn't out there. And the thing is, if you go through Twitter, it's like,
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Hundreds of patriots are sharing all the same stuff, you know. So it's good because they're saturating the stream. But I think that in and of itself is huge. And I think people are missing that because we're so knowledgeable, you know. This isn't new to us, but it's new to a lot of people. And those are the ones we're trying to reach. Yes, exactly.
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So, yeah, it's just it's crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. I want to know when it's Carrie Lake's fight. I thought she only had like, was it six months afterwards? I mean, bottom line, she's not going to be governor this year. I mean, this right, this crazy woman gets to stay in there. Well, I don't know that she still she still has an existing lawsuit.
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Right. That she was just providing an update to. So that's not over yet. God love her by the time she gets through fighting, it's going to be time to re-up. She still needs to do it. But I'm just like, dang, you know, our court system. I swear, I don't I don't know. I guess Trump in this plan is the only answer, because my thought is, why can't we go in there?
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and take the keys to everything, all their offices in each state, and go, you're locked out. Every one of you, you're fired. Get the hell out. We are going to bring people into the interim and then, you know, just like if it was any other corrupt company, they would go in and they would tell all the corrupt, you know, they would arrest all the corrupt people and they would run the business or sell it or whatever they're going to do.
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I don't know what the process is going to be, but I'm going to enjoy it when it starts happening. Me too. I'm just tired of feeling like a hostage in my own country. I know. I agree with that part. So also wanted to mention this. I read earlier, Wall Street Apes, who I absolutely love. I love him.
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literally robbed us of hundreds of billions of dollars, over $300 billion. He funneled into shell accounts in the Cayman Islands we've uncovered. Defined $7 million. He steals that in less than five minutes with market manipulation. This is a GOP mega donor. And I really think that's important to point out because people need to understand that this is not one party versus the other party.
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This is people who already have billions and billions of dollars stealing more billions of dollars from us every day. And obviously in this book that we're going to begin reviewing and in several of our other books that we've talked about, you see that reoccurrence over and over again of using the shell companies in the Bahamas as.
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the shell company haven of where they do their money laundering. I'm going to be ignorant for a minute. And I've heard this term my whole life, but what is it? What is the definition of a quote shell company? Is it a company that really exists? It's just in a name and they use it to money, launder, launder money. So technically the company literally exists. It legally exists.
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But it only exists on the like a facade. It's like the mailing address. It's a brick and stone building that has like a mailing address. There's people in many cases that actually work inside. Like one of them I was reading, they would have like 75 million.
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dollars, U.S. dollars in cash on hand at any one time. So they don't sell products. They don't sell services. Right. They register a company, they register a bank account and they use that bank account to take in money that is either comes in in cash due to the sale of drugs, the sale of weapons, the sale of people.
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And they deposit it there. And then that bank turns around and buys real estate or the company buys real estate with it. They're laundering it into or they invested in businesses in the United States or whatever. So they're turning dark money into real assets. That's what the company does. So they refer to it as a shell because it isn't.
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Yeah. Yeah. Real business. Well, that's what I was watching that Murdoch trial. You know, he had one of those and it was called the same name as whatever this I can't remember the name now, but let's just say it's Falcon or whatever. And Falcon was also the name of a legit company.
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that held funds, you know, and stuff for people when they would do all these transactions. And he had, he had his, his was the same name, except for it didn't have like ink or LTD after whatever, but it was the exact same name so that it didn't look when people, you know, were just his people in his office were passing their, you know, depositing their checks or whatever. They would think it was going to that real one, but it was really going to his fake one.
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Yes. So that's kind of a trick that a lot of them do. For example, they actually believe that, what is it? Oh, BLM, like Bureau of Land Management. They will use the same names. So when you search on stuff, you don't find what you're looking for. And they do that a lot.
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As a matter of fact, we're going to find out about that in this book as well, where they hide companies within companies. So that was one of the things that we learned in the last two sections of the book we just finished, which the third way the author actually believes. I'll just give you a little cheat because it's all going to be on Sunday anyway for free.
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The author believes that the CERN in Switzerland, that is like the Collider, the Big Bang garbage, is a company within a company. They have spent over $6 billion playing around, coming up with gray matter that may or may not have existed right after the quote-unquote Big Bang.
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So $6 billion with no listing of who the contractors are, no total list of who all the scientists participating in it is. And the only thing that governments normally spend $6 billion, and ironically enough, Germany is the main funder of it. But generally,
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the only thing they spend that much money on is military projects. So also there's these things called strangelets, literally spelled strange and then L E T. So strangelets are, we, we are told initially by the people at CERN cannot be produced by the function of the colliders currently, um,
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doing yet they just bought two different cameras that were hundreds of millions of dollars one of them weighs like 20 000 pounds a camera yes because it has to take like i'm i won't get the number right but literally like a million pictures a second to capture these things colliding and hitting each other
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Oh, my God. They bought, this is the logic, they bought a camera to take pictures of the thing they promised can't happen. To prove that it can't happen. Two of them. Oh, my gosh. So, because if it can happen, it's really bad.
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But we've been living in the world with these, whatever this is that they're trying to get pictures of now for all this time. Also, we learned that the magnets used to create the speed of these things moving through air are so strong that some believe when one of them malfunctioned that an airplane
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Because it far exceeds the gravitational pull of the Earth. That when it malfunctioned, that it caused an airplane crash that was about 100 miles away. Wow. So every time I read about this, every time I read about any of this stuff, whether it's the directed energy weapons or the fact that the United States has
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launch nuclear bombs into the Van Allen belts, trying to cut an opening for us to get to the moon because we didn't need it before, but some reason now we do. When I hear about them detonating nuclear weapons in outer space, and obviously there's radiation fallout from that, I read about them basically having magnets so strong that it can
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change the gravitational pull of the earth. And then they turn around and talk about cow farts are causing climate change. I'm sorry. I just lose my shit every time I hear that. I'm like, I've been around for a thousand years and you want to talk about all of this crap that you're doing and it's the cows and it's the cars? Are you kidding me?
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Well, and see, that's just the whole thing. Logic. There's nothing logical about them. That's how you know that this is a satanic war. Because Satan is full of chaos and confusion and insanity. So anytime any of that stuff is going on, it's coming from Satan. You know, and so it's these people.
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that are being used by satan they totally believe all of this they believe it that's the sad thing you know i'm like you're really stupid and you believe the stupid you know i mean it's just stupid on stupid and when you look at everything that satan does you know and it's like you said it these people are stupid i mean i'm looking at my i'm looking at my microphone because julie just said that there's an echo
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Oh, I fixed that. My soundboard technician took the night off. Do you have a reverb dial or thing? I have this tiny little soundboard that we bought. Oh, yes, I do. Right there. Mess with your reverb. Is that better? Julia, is that better for you? Let me know in the comments. I turned it down.
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So hopefully that's better. All right. I posted a screenshot in TrueSocial. Oh, she said it still echoes. I'm going to go use the bathroom real fast. All right. Before we start this. Okay. That's as low as the reverb will go. So hopefully that's tolerable and doesn't give anybody a headache. And I'm going to.
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Go ahead. We've just got a couple of minutes. So you go ahead and do your thing. And because I'm going to talk about the talking points that you and me and Miss Julie went over last time. So just let me know when you get back. OK, so we're going to go ahead and start. I appreciate everybody that showed up early, helping me get all of my system checked out.
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I'm going to have to occasionally put on my old lady glasses, so you'll have to excuse that. But the first thing I wanted to go over is a couple of talking points. We've never done this. Y'all that have been with me for a while know that I love reading and doing book reviews. So we decided to try to do it in podcast where we could have some interaction with everybody. So this is going to be the first one that we're doing.
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So I wanted to go over kind of just some ground rules, if you will, because we all recognize that what we're doing is hard for people who've been lied to their whole life. Finally, learning the truth. Posted the instructions on a post. I don't have that kind of a board, Julie. Sorry. As far as.
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This is kind of a weird sound bar soundboard. But anyway, there's no echo on my end. There's none. OK. All right. So anyway, back to our thing. Understanding that what we discover in some of these books, depending on what religion you are or what what your belief system is.
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what your social opinions are. Sometimes some of this is very difficult to handle. We were just talking earlier about learning, you know, about the government that I worked for my whole life being basically evil. It is hard. And all of us process those things.
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differently. It's basically a grief cycle. You go through all of the, you can't believe it. You're going to try to deny it even happened. Then you get angry and eventually you come to terms with it. So what we talk about in these books, obviously you just take with a grain of salt.
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I would ask you initially, it's very easy to try to reject anything that you don't want to hear or that you don't like. What I had to learn to do when I was on active duty and doing a lot of the initial exploring, reading and research that I've done, a lot of it didn't fit with my own paradigms. And what I tried to do is instead of.
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reading less is to read more and to read all different kinds of opinions and facts or facts that people think are facts that may be opinions until I can form, until I knew enough to form my own opinion. So when you talk about, what are my master's degrees in strategic studies? And basically that's a study of the entire world.
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both geopolitical, military, and you can't leave out people's religion when you're doing that study. So religions always play a role. And what we can't do is allow our religions, if they have in the past been involved in doing things that aren't right,
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We can't give them a pass. They have to be held accountable to regardless of which one it is. So also, just to set the stage for the book, I want to say a couple of things. We learned in Antony Sutton's books, and if you haven't read those book reviews, they're on True Social under the International Syndicate page. I'd highly encourage you to buy the books or look at the book reviews.
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But the bottom line, if I could say it in a sentence, is that the term that I use is international syndicate. The reason why I use that term is because what I kept finding when you would find something out, people would always want to argue about the name. Is it actual socialism or is it totalitarianism or is it communism? And it's so mired in the details of.
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the ism that you miss the entire boat of what was going on about it. And that was the same thing with the religion things. If you mentioned the word Jewish, then immediately you got into this argument about, oh, well, those are bad Jews and there's good Jews and there's blood Jews. That to me, in most of the cases, diminished the actual point that was being made. And so.
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I came up with, I know you're going to hate this, but a gender neutral term that was called international syndicate. And basically what that does is it embraces the synonyms of all deep state. Because what most people don't understand, it is a criminal syndicate that colluded together.
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and it is comprised of church members of all religions, industrialists, business owners, the owners of Google do it today, and Apple, BlackRock, and it's politicians, it's government workers, all of those people, and bankers. When you have people that are in and out of the bank,
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The SEC, the Fed, the BIS, the Bank of International Settlements, the World Bank, all they do is trade chairs all day long. It's a syndicate. It's all the same people. So I use the word international syndicate. You'll hear me use it often. It refers to all of those people that are behind the curtain, which we're going to peek behind the curtain in this book. That's a good general label, Colonel.
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Because people are hung up on labels and branding. So that's a good brand. Okay. So there's also a strategy that we're going to explore that was created by this international syndicate that is called the strategy of tension. That's going to come up often in all of the books that we talk about. And I want you to keep this in the back of your mind when you are processing information today.
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Because always, whether it's all of the stuff that's in the news about the border, that creates tension. Whether it's what's in the news about Hunter Biden getting away with stuff you and I couldn't get away with, it creates tension. This is a psychological trick that they do in what they cover in the media to create this tension.
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Among all of us, because when they do that, they can create a left tension and a right tension where they can get you to then move in the middle where the right answer may always be to the right. But they are going to make the right so unappealing that they push you to the middle and you can see it play out in so many things that you listen to on the news. What about the January 6th?
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Those were all right wing people and they were insurrectionists. They make the right so toxic that, you know, you're not going to go to the left, but I might be able to get you to go in the middle. And they shame you. You definitely don't want to affiliate with those people over there because they're insurrectionists. You just have to keep that in mind when you listen to every newscast.
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Who are they putting on the left and who are they putting on the right? Because they do it every single time. It's a strategy of tension. It was created in the early 1900s to get people to do things they wouldn't otherwise do and to give up their freedom. So also we're going to talk about, let's see, Operation Gladio in a nutshell came up in our last book.
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It basically began before World War II was over, like around 1942. And it was the transition plan into what we now refer to as a forever war by planting terrorist cells or military cells, whatever you want to call them, all over the world. They were fully funded. They were equipped with explosives, as we're going to see in this book.
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weaponry to pull off anything that they were asked to do. And when I came across Operation Gladio in the book we just finished called The Third Way, I had never heard of it. And generally speaking, even if I've not researched a particular operation, I pretty much heard of most of them. Most of them I learned about during the master's degree program.
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This one I'd never heard of, and that fascinated me. And I want to say up front that this book leaves out, they focus, and it's not a good place to focus, but they focus primarily on UK and the CIA's role in these terror cells. But I want everybody to know up front that
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The whole idea of Operation Gladio was German. It was developed prior to the end of World War II. It was completely set up before the end of World War II. These cells were used to smuggle Nazis out of Germany and into foreign countries all over the world, primarily through Spain, Argentina, and Egypt, but many others.
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And of course, we took a whole crap load of them into the United States in its own operation. But Operation Gladio was originally called, the people in it were originally called werewolves. And you're like, well, that's weird. It is weird. But the reason why is because of a guy by the name of Wolf. W-O-L-F-E. He was a, and we'll get to him, but I just wanted to.
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emphasize the fact that what you're going to hear in here is a lot of the role of the CIA and UK, but every bit of Operation Gladio was created by Germany. The concept, and it was basically sold by Nazi people's freedom, and we'll get into that. So let's go ahead and dive in. So the first chapter, we're going to do just the first two chapters tonight.
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And I thought maybe that's kind of a good pace if we do a couple of chapters every time we do this. And then if you don't have time, you can always go back and pull the video and watch the two chapters before you participate in the next one. So with that, we're going to talk about the original stay behind units. This is a quote from Steve Kangas about CIA atrocities.
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The Association for Responsible Dissent estimates that by 1987, six million people had died as a result of CIA covert operations. He labeled it as an American Holocaust. It says that the CIA justifies these actions as part of a war against communism. And you're going to see that a lot because that's what I'm telling you. That's the tension. You have communism on the left and you have socialism on the right.
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We all know that socialism is not a right aspect. Socialism is just short of communism, which is just short of totalitarianism. And they are all very far left government top down run controlled economies and government. That's not when you go through a continuum with those total controls on the left, you come down that continuum.
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in a diagonal to zero control, which is anarchy. So the only thing right of a federal republic, which is what we are, is anarchy. So it is not a right and left, but they market it as that so they can create that left-right tension, opposites, so they can get you to herd down the middle. I just want you to keep that in mind.
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So they labeled everything they did in supporting Germany in the middle of World War I and II as a fight against communism. But what we also found out in Antony Sutton's book is that the international syndicate funded both the Bolshevik Revolution, the Hitler's...
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clock climb to be in charge. They funded him while he was in a jail cell. And if you don't believe me, go read his books because there's videos out there. Catch up. They funded both of them. They also funded FDR in his socialist takeover of the United States, which was called the New Deal. And if you're not aware, there's a National Recovery Act that was passed prior to the New Deal.
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That was found unconstitutional because it was implementing socialism in the United States. So FDR is a socialist. He had always been a socialist. Socialism ran in his family from the 1850s with his uncle. So he wrote papers about how we need to be a socialist country. Definitely in the family. So this Steve Kangas goes on to say that the only threats, not only threats to American business and interests abroad, but also.
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Liberals or even moderate social reforms, political instabilities, the unwillingness of a leader to carry out Washington dictates basically all end up with the leader being dead. Nothing has deteriorated CIA directors like a nation's desire to stay out of the Cold War. So that kind of sets the stage.
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Next, it talks about we're fighting the wrong enemy. So Alan Dulles' contention in 1942 in the middle of the World War II, because it was not finished at that point. Alan Dulles is the Swiss director of the precursor to CIA, which is the Office of Strategic Services, OSS. In 1942, Dulles went around on a speaking tour telling everybody that we were fighting the wrong enemy.
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We should not be fighting Germany, even though Germany was murdering millions of Jewish people and Christians. We should be fighting the Soviets. And he repeated that over and over again. He had received word via a Vatican messenger from SS Chief Heinrich Handler and Walter Snellenberg, head of the SS foreign intel services, that the.
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nazi government wanted to seek a separate peace agreement with the united states and just a news flash they tried to do that with the soviets too they were just playing both people um so the justification was so that they germany could help the allies um turn their undivided attention to the soviets now i'm going to point out here too that part of germany's um
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greater pan-Europe German vision at the time, both before World War I, well, for a long time, let's just say from the early 1800s, was that there was going to be a European entity and they were going to be in charge. And their definition of Europe went all the way to the Ural Mountains, which is halfway through Russia. So they had ulterior motives for wanting the U.S. to be on their side to fight against Russia because they wanted...
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Russia. And I would argue they still want it today. They want it for the resources. So Dulles then sends a message to Prince Max von Hohenlohe, a Prussian aristocrat and businessman, who ends up meeting with him in Bern, Switzerland, which is where Alan Dulles' office is.
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right down the street from the Bank of International Settlements, set up to launder Germans' stolen gold, just as an aside. So his argument to Dulles was that you need a strong Germany, not a weak Germany, to fight against Bolshevism. Bolshevism. I'll say that. So what happens is that while Bill Donovan
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who was the OSS guy in charge. And by the way, he was a major general at the time that he was in charge. Dulles meets with him and tells Donovan about his great idea of joining with the Nazis to fight against the Soviets. So Dulles' justification was that the Soviets created genocide far worse
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and the Third Reich. But his point was this. They endorse a godless ideology and call for world revolution and the collapse of capitalism from a guy who doesn't believe in capitalism. And he believed that because the Hitler, having been raised Catholic and embraced the Catholic Church and the majority of the officers in the SS embracing the Catholic Church,
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that that was a far better option to partner with than the Soviets. That's just his opinion. So his justification was basically the Nazis are Christian. I've never met a Christian Nazi, but we'll take his word for it.
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Oh, he also tried to make the argument that they were reprivatizing all of their industry, which they were not. So just in case y'all don't know, Alan Dulles, who's running the European office of OSS, precursor to the CIA, has a brother, John W. Foster. The two of them were together in a law firm.
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They represented almost all of the German companies in America in the lead up to World War II and even during World War II. So almost all of them, IG Farben, there's just a litany of them, all had American counterpart branches. And the law firm that Alan Dulles and his brother worked at represented almost all of them.
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as well as Rockefeller and all of the other ones. So John W. Foster, his maternal grandfather, served as Secretary of State under Benjamin Harris, and Robert Lansing, his uncle by marriage, had been Woodrow Wilson's Secretary of State. Dulles, the John Foster one, was also quite the ladies' man, evidently, both him and his brother.
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having affairs all over the world when they traveled with royalty. Dulles entered the diplomatic service in 1916 and was stationed in Vienna and later in Bern. In 1922, which is after World War I, he served as the chief of the Near East Division of the U.S. State Department. He left that post to go to Sullivan and Cromwell, which is the lawyer's office.
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where his brother John Foster Dulles was a partner. Sullivan and Cromwell floated bonds for Krupp. That's another C-R-U-P-P-A-G, which was another German mega company who manufactured much of the German arms used in World War II. They financed the building up. And also, so that you realize that
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Germany used Russia, Soviet, sorry, in the intervening war years between World War I and World War II. They built, because they were under strict restrictions, paying supposedly reparations, they couldn't have weapons manufacturing. So what they did was they used their money and built those weapon manufacturing plants in Russian territory, Soviet territory, to include Ukraine.
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And the Germans reconstituted their military building the facilities in these foreign countries to include Russia, who now they're trying to convince the United States to go in to slaughter. It's just crazy. So back to Dulles. He managed the finances of IG Farben.
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which is a chemical company used to produce the sarin gas that murdered millions of Jews. In addition to his law practice, Alan Dulles was elected in 1927, the first president of the Council on Foreign Relations. Let that sink in. Yeah. So he is about as interventionist as anybody there is.
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Supposedly, the purpose of the CFR, as stated when it was originally created, was to engineer a U.S. foreign policy of interventionism in order to make the world safe for democracy. There's so many oxymorons in that one sentence. I'm just going to go ahead and go on. So we also need to cover who General Reinhard Galen is.
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Reinhard Galen was the head of German military intelligence during World War II. And just as a newsflash, he also remained the chief of German intel for Chancellor Adenauer after World War II. Just keep that in mind. He had the same job before World War II ended and after.
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You can't convince me that Germany lost that war. Not the Nazis lost that war. Okay, so knowing that the defeat of the Third Reich was inevitable, he concocted an idea of forming clandestine guerrilla squads, Operation Gladio, composed of Hitler youth and diehard fascist fanatics, sounds like Antifa, as stay-behind units.
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These units, Galen informed Dulles, would serve as police forces to ward off Soviet invasion. So they were to be planted everywhere there was the threat of communism, which of course was everywhere. They saw commies behind every rock. The Nazi general referred to these units as his secret army of werewolves.
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individuals who could function as ordinary citizens during the day and communist killers by night. Each werewolf unit, Galen said, had access to buried depots of food, radios, weapons, and explosives. Now, what happens next is Dulles, as they are transitioning to, I'm saying this literally is just a change of tactics. The Hitler Germans.
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Nazis never lost. They transitioned before the end of the official war, which the generals surrendered. None of the political figures in Germany ever surrendered. They sent their token generals to sign the surrender. And they had already transitioned tactics and operational processes to the stay-behind units.
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They were going to continue to fight. They were just going to do it in a decentralized way. And that's what this is saying to us. Galen met with Dulles and basically bartered him getting off scot-free of any Nazi consequences for his role in World War II if the deal he made was
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If he gave the locations to Dulles, that he would be allowed to maintain his job in the new administration in Germany. So Wolf conformed to the Aryan ideal being six foot tall, blonde hair, blue eyes, high forehead. He was an SS officer. He joined and five years later, he was in charge of the entire SS.
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principal assignment during the war was the transportation of Jews to concentration camps. He was later complicit in the murder of over 300,000 men, women, and children. In 1942, Wolf was appointed the SS adjutant to Mussolini. Now, this is where it gets very important because Wolf went and set up all of these stay-behind units in Italy, and Italy is going to be a major focus.
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in the next few chapters. Along with securing and fortifying the werewolves, Dulles-Barrick busied himself with arranging a separate place for the Nazis to operate and exclude the Soviet Union. This is while they're leading up to the end of the war. So it gets revealed to Stalin that
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Dulles is negotiating along on behalf of FDR with the Germans to gang up on the Soviets. So FDR immediately, once Stalin exposes this, says that, oh, that's just a misrepresentation of actuality. Does that sound familiar? Yeah. Yeah. So they have a conference.
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the U.S., Great Britain, and the Soviets, and they meet at Yalta, and now Stalin already knows that the U.S. is two-faced as they go into this meeting. The eastern border of Germany was moved westward, and parts of Poland were handed over to the Soviet Union, which we know. What remained of Germany was to be divided into four zones, and before
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the Yalta Agreement had even dried, Dulles transported Galen and his top representatives to Port Hunt, Virginia, and they were wined and dined by Donovan, who was the OSS commander. So Galen is in the United States as the chief of German intel.
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basically discussing these stay-behind units. And it is agreed upon in this meeting in Fort Hunt, Virginia, that the Army G2 intel resources are going to be used to fund the stay-behind units. And new guerrilla soldiers from the ranks of the Third Reich veterans, anti-communist credentialed people, however you figure that out, they were no longer going to be known as werewolves.
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They were going to be known as gladiators and they would be commissioned to ward off communist invaders in the post-war Europe. The operation in which they were engaged was to be known as Gladio, which represents short swords Roman gladiators used to kill their opponents. So that's where they got their name. So immediately, James Jesus Angleton, who.
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if you don't know, is instrumental in the murder of JFK later on. He is working in the OSS. He eventually becomes the number three guy in the new CIA. But Angleton was a rabid anti-communist, devout Roman Catholic, very odd guy. He wore like black robes, drank bourbon for breakfast.
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Went to Yale. Just a really odd guy. So he's very good friends with Jesua, or excuse me, Ezra Pound, E.E. Cummings, C.S. Elliott. He knows how to speak German, Italian, and like three other different languages. And his specialty area in the OSS is secret counterintelligence, which is the Gladio units. And so.
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Angleton's father, interestingly enough, also served in the OSS. His first name was Hugh Angleton. He was the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Italy. Italy features very much in the initial creation of the Gladio units. So he also owned National Cash Register Company in Italy.
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So his major headquarters was in Milan for he owned the franchise of National Cash Register in Italy, which is crazy, and was very staunchly supportive of Mussolini, which is kind of weird because Mussolini really wanted to take most of the businesses and nationalize them. So it's just odd that all of these business owners are so controlled.
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They're under the impression that the control is going to allow them to stay in charge and it be more like ran like a cartel. But that's generally not what happens when they actually get to be in charge for real. So, right. One of his big contacts in the Mussolini government was a guy by the name of Prince Giulio.
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Valerio Borghese, who is a member of the Catholic Black nobility. Yeah. So Borghese was the leader of a unit called X for Tenth Mass, M-A-S, and it's Italian for Light Flotilla. He was in the Navy in Italy. And so
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He fought with the totalitarian government of Mussolini, supposedly against the communists, which is what they all started claiming after they were fighting against UK and the US and everybody else. It wasn't just communists, because we certainly weren't communists, at least at that time.
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uh borghese met with general wolf and angleton at a villa um and most of the operation that was conducted in italy was done on the island of sardinia which is very interesting because if you do any research on sardinia there's a lot of really odd things that happen there um so the exmus was kind of um unit was like a transition into this whole um gladiator
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structure. And the Borghese was basically facing a firing squad if he didn't cooperate with the stay behind units because of his support for Mussolini. So he kind of went into the OSS under the cloudy haze of do it or die. So when Borghese was arrested when they were doing the
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It was Angleton who secured his release into U.S. Army custody. The Black Prince was dressed in an American uniform and transported from Milan to Rome. Angleton needed Gorgese and over 10,000 fascists who had fought under his command for the stay-behind units.
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They basically use him to create these Italian stay-behind units. And the State Department starts working with the Italian police force, the Italian intelligence, the Italian Secret Service, and puts all of those people at the disposal of Angleton to implement this plan. So Borghese, the Gladio forces in Italy were divided up into four.
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40 main groups, and they specialized in sabotage, espionage, propaganda, escape tactics, and guerrilla warfare. The training camps, as I stated, was in Sardinia. The camp was equipped with the guy from Germany, Intel Galen, who also added to the training. So you had
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guys from Germany, France, and Austria all streaming into Sardinia to begin their training in these stay-behind units, all under the auspices of OSS, which transitions into the CIA. So at the end of chapter one, they discussed the funding. Gladio was a covert operation and had not been initiated by an act of Congress or a mandate from the Pentagon.
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$200 million in original funding came from Rockefeller and Mellon foundations. Just let that sink in. The world would not be safe for democracy ever again. The future of Gladio would come to reside within the U.S., within American ghettos. Because, as we're going to learn in Chapter 2, there's a key guy by the name of Colonel Paul.
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And he worked a lot in China in the opium trade in his first dealings in OSS. That's where he cut his teeth at. And those of you who may or may not know that the England-UK fought two opium wars.
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China kept trying to get out of the opium trade because the UK was poisoning their people with it in the fields of growing it and trying to sell it to the local Chinese. So they kept trying to kick the Brits out. And the last war that was fought, Britain, the UK got possession. That's how they got possession of Hong Kong in the settlement of that second opium war. That's how they ended up with Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong was a port for opium trade as well as Shanghai. And our, whatever you want to call these guys, these criminal cartel, people like Heliwell were over there helping them create this production capability with the sale of it and everything else, shipping it. So Heliwell develops a relationship with
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Lucky Luciano, the mobster, and Meyer Lansky. He really well creates a bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas. And they begin flooding the United States with heroin. And the profits of the heroin is going to be used to pay for Operation Gladio. It's going to pay for the equipment, the
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And they're going to make a lot of explosives, ammunition. They need media on the payroll because of the propaganda elements. Because every time they do a false flag with one of these terrorist units, they have to have the media in their court to immediately start printing what they want people to know about the event, which is always to blame it on the communists. Now, what you're going to start seeing immediately is how similar.
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What happens in the United States. In these terrorist attacks. And immediately blaming him on the Muslims. Think tactics. Think tactics. Because everything that we're going to learn in this book. Has been used repeatedly. You just change who you're blaming. And you blame where the attack is. Everything else stays the same. There's a boogeyman. They're going to create the boogeyman. You will find that out. Because ISIS.
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the Al-Qaeda, all are Gladio units. This is going to become crystal clear. So they create the enemy. Then they blame their event on the enemy and they use it to change everything about your country, whether it's the Patriot Act or whatever. So back to the book. So now we have Castle Bank that's set up in the Bahamas.
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We have Meyer Lansky getting in on the action and we have Lucy or Lucky Luciano. Now, the reason why we have to have them is because they have decided to target the black community in Harlem as going to be the drug addicts that's going to pay for the heroin. They're going to focus selling heroin in the United States, not to the general population, specifically to the black population, specifically initially in Harlem.
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And Helliwell is going to be the one that sets this up. He's going to meet with the people who control the streets in that neighborhood, which is the mafia, to do this. So in the million declassified pages stored and indexed on the website of Mary Farrell Foundation.
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Hellywell's name appears only once on a list of documents withheld from inspection during the CIA's 1974 record search concerning Watergate. And the reason that's important is Hellywell's name has been buried everywhere. You cannot find anything with his name on it. But he's instrumental in...
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operation gladio they couldn't have done it without him um so he goes on to talk about how helly well had been working with general chi ang um which was the chinese nationalist that was fighting against um mao um we basically overturned the emperor and installed
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Chiang. Chiang is our creation there. And he's now fighting Mao to maintain control over China. And we had originally been funding him extensively. But as you'll see, we kind of do the same thing we did to the Soviets to him. We have a pattern that will repeat itself. So the Chiang sold opium.
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to the Chinese addicts in order to raise funds for his army. Now, this is while Halliwell is over there. So that's where Halliwell gets the idea. You can sell drugs to people that you don't want and then make money off of them so that you can do what you want to do. So Halliwell's task was to provide covert assistance to Chiang in order to make all of the shipments work over there. That's what he was doing for the OSS.
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for the U.S. government. Helly Wells presented this idea to Wild Bill Donovan. Donovan, again, was the guy that's in charge of the OSS. He shares it with James Angleton and Alan Dulles and William Stevenson, who is in charge of the British security coordination of this whole operation. They're delighted with it. They think it's a great way to funnel money, sell opiates.
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to the Black population in Harlem and fund the Gladio. So the money for the opiates would eventually come from Nazi gold laundered and manipulated by Dulles and Stevenson through a corporation they set up as a front company or as a shell company called the World Commerce Corporation, which was a financial firm.
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established by Donovan. So they're going to basically, you'll see in a few minutes where the, or in another chapter where the Nazi gold comes from and where it's wandered through. But they're going to set up a whole bunch of fake companies along with that fake Castle Bank to work all the money through and fund Gladio. That's all of it in a nutshell.
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So by the close of World War II, Honeywell has a number of Army intel buddies like E. Howard Hunt, who we all know from the Watergate scandal. He comes up in all of these things to include the JFK murder. Lucien Honing, a former member of the French Foreign Legion, strong ties to the Corsian Mafia, which was there. Tommy the Corkeran, which is a lawyer serving in the Strategic Service Unit.
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Lieutenant General Claire Chenault, a military advisor to the Chinese Chiang Kai, and also the founder of the Flying Tigers, whose aircraft was used to create civil air transport, another CIA front, which flew surplus aircraft and used it to launder weapons into Burma.
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And from Burma, drugs back into China. So they had this whole system set up over there. And basically what they want to do is mirror that in the United States, which, of course, we know they did very well at. Helly Well and his compatriots had created a model for trafficking drugs and would result in the formation of Air America. That's eventually what the Civil Air Transport Company became.
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Air America was used in South America to do the exact same thing. This model will be used repeatedly throughout the CIA history. The CIA fleet of planes transported opiates and cocaine during and after the Vietnam conflict, thanks to the efforts of the Burma plateau where it was grown. Minor poppy cultivation area was turned into the largest producing poppy region in the world. Wow.
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Wild Bill had drafted plans in the post-war world, CIA, that came up with turning all of this covert funding for Gladio and generating the cash to supply the heroines. So as the smuggling heroin into the United States was almost impossible at the time because the
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mafia controlled all the ports and that's where like in new york they were going to need the mafia to be able to move them through the ports because remember back in this day that's when all the teamsters and we just finished with world war ii so there were lots of port facilities very robust capability um but every bit of that was ran by the mob so um
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Allie Wells, the son of a prominent English cloth buyer and member of the inner circle of the OSS. They also mention, and I'm going to show you a diagram in a minute, the other members of the OSS with basically every elite American dignitary at the time. Henry Morgan, which was son of J.P. Morgan, Nicholas Roosevelt, Paul Mellon, the son of Andrew Mellon.
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David Bruce, who was Andrew Mellon's son-in-law. All of the Vanderbilt clan. The Carnegies, the DuPonts. I thought this was interesting. The Ryan family. I'm wondering if he's related. That family is related to the Paul Ryan that we know. Just an interesting side note. Okay, so Angleton was a Yale graduate. We've already talked about his dad being involved in Italy.
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All of the common denominators swirl around this company, Sullivan and Cromnell, which is where the Dulles brothers were, and the Rockefeller empire. So all of these same people sit on all of the same bank boards, all the same Wall Street firms, and they just go through a whole litany of how they're all related. And just as a side note,
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I like to look up the families of these players. So when I got to Wild Bill Donovan and his background, he married the heiress of one of the richest families in America at the time. Her name, although in this book they misspelled it, they said her name was Ruth Ramsey. Her name is actually Rumsey. It's R-U-M-S-E-Y. And their family was from Buffalo. Their family owned...
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like 22, 24 of 42 square miles of downtown Buffalo. They own all of the railroads. They own the bank. I mean, they literally owned Buffalo. And this Bill Donovan is off running around all over the world, starting wars. It's just bizarre. I guess that's what they did for fun.
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So you've got Donovan, Angleton and Dulles viewing Halliwell's plan of selling smack to the black jazz subculture in Harlem as the initial money supply for funding this monster. So it goes through a whole bunch of people and it talks about, you know, and they justify all of this by how bad communism is.
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They're literally talking about addicting Americans to heroin to fight this thing called communism. It's laughably absurd. Whatever. So they take one immorality supposedly and trade it for another. And somehow that works in their mind. So anyway.
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For those of you who don't know, Lucky Luciano is a big Sicilian mafia guy. So keep in mind, we're funding all of these stay behind units primarily right now. The emphasis was placed on Italy. And it just so happens that Lucy Luciano ends up in jail for prostitution and all these other things. And they have to work out a deal with getting Lucky Luciano out of jail. And guess where he gets deported to?
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And guess what he's really good at? Setting up drug networks. So I'm sure that's all just a coincidence. So part of the arrangement is meeting with all of the mafia bosses in Italy, which, of course, the Italian mafia was really good at doing on our behalf.
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Lucky imports heroin from... So how this all got tied in was Lucky had already set up some Chinese heroin coming in from Shanghai, which is where the Brits were selling it out of. And the products had been going to all different locations, but it was only 3%. Almost all of it was sugar.
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So it didn't create the epidemic that a new opium that's going to be imported via this deal is going to do to the Harlem community. So it goes on and it talks about how Lucky ended up in jail with his prostitution and then how they break him out of jail. Then we get to the part.
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Where even so, April 15th, 1943, the OSS was charged with implementing plans for the Allied invasion of Sicily. Now, this is going at to the end of the World War Two, where supposedly Lucky Luciano did some airdropping and let everybody know there. And so he was held as a hero in his hometown. So that's how come he ended up getting deported back to.
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Sicily. And at the time in Italy, it said, and I have not independently cooperated this, but this is the second book I've read that made this point, that a lot of the mafia had been taken care of by Mussolini. Mussolini had, because the mafia worked against him initially, had basically just wiped them all out. So basically what we were doing by re-importing Lucky Luciano over to Italy and beefing up
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the use of the Italian mob over there was basically recreating the mob in Italy, which was not a good thing because at one point they were killing as many as five people a day throughout the country of Italy after they reconstituted themselves. So not a good deal for Italy. And it names things and everything, but I think just the concept is important.
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we get to a guy by the name of Vito Genovese. He's Luciano's right-hand guy, and he operates as the translator at U.S. Army headquarters in Naples, Italy. New York's former lieutenant governor, Charles Pelletti, whom Lucky describes as one of our best friends, was appointed the military governor in Italy. So basically after World War II,
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There was a military governor in Germany. His name was McCoy. He was a total disaster. So evidently this guy was too. So I don't know where they're getting these people from. Oh, New York. Charles Pelletti was the military governor in Italy. So he basically is responsible for reconstruction after the, you know, killing of Mussolini.
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basically he sets up a black market and makes millions um he creates a monopoly on flour oil sugar beans salt cigarettes everything and so this genevieve guy and him are working this whole black market thing along with lucy lucky luciano um so you get all of this criminality going on and in the middle of that you're going to set um
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The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the streets of America. Secretary of Navy James Forrestal, OSS officials Alan Dulles and Murray Irving and Lieutenant Commander Hafferty applied pressure on the New York governor to set Luciano free.
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And then ironically, after three years of James Forrester being in all of these planning meetings to have all of this happening, he mysteriously gets thrown out of the sixth floor window at Bethesda after they committed him saying he was insane. I'm sure that's just a coincidence, too. So we have.
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Genevieve going back and forth between the US and Italy, getting all of these plans set up. And one of the people in the harbor that was a key witness to one of the crimes that the mafia was involved with in New York at the time, he was found dead after he was given medicine for quote unquote gallstones.
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But in his autopsy, they found out he had enough poison to kill eight horses. Another guy who was a witness to them trying to set all this stuff up was found dead, shot to death on a road in New Jersey. And basically all of the charges were eventually dropped of all the people so they could continue with this whole operation because you just kill as many people as you need to.
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You know, because we're fighting the communists because they're not godly. So, I mean, literally, that's what's happening. So we get to all of these different people. They name them that were in the mob, Santo Traficante, who his name comes up, the JFK murder.
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The heirs to the Al Capone Network in Chicago are all in on this. So they all get together and have a meeting in Havana, Cuba, because of course they do. And they're basically quoted using the N-word in what they're going to be doing in killing people in America with the heroin at the meeting in Havana.
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So then in 45, Truman actually abolishes the OSS and creates what eventually becomes the CIA. There was an intervening thing called the Central Intelligence Group. But you've got General Vandenberg, who was the director of the Central Intelligence Group, who he's the one that recruited Alan Dulles to be in charge of the CIA. And that boggles my mind that you've got.
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While Bill Donovan, who's a two-star general, and you've got General Vandenberg, who, you know, for people in the Air Force is just like a hero. And he's the one that puts Alan Dulles, who's a known criminal, and recommends he be in charge of the CIA. I don't know if he was blackmailed and did it. I don't know. It's just mind-boggling to me. Then you have the actual National Security Act, which took the Air Force and the CIA.
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Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the organization. And then immediately Dulles goes around recruiting all of the millionaire businessmen that he knew on Wall Street and Ivy League schools. Desmond Fitzgerald.
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Tracy Barnes, Corcoran, Richard Bissell, who's a Wall Street lawyer, William F. Buckley, Philip Graham, who owned the Washington Post, William Colby, who was from Princeton and Columbia, Richard Mellon, Scoppy, who was the Mellon Oil Banking, aluminum heir.
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Admiral Roscoe Hillen Coder, who was ONI at the time, Office of Naval Intelligence. He eventually becomes the executive director of the CIA. Damn these military people. What is wrong with them? So former OSS official, Wall Street lawyer, Frank Wissner, who he's in the big time appointed head of covert operations. And then, of course, we have Colonel Paul Kellywell.
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And then we get into the actual workings of the plan in 1947. They've got all of the stuff in place. They've got Meyer Lansky in the U.S. They've got Lucky Luciano in Italy. They're working through the General Development Corporation as a shell company in Miami to do all the narcotics import and the money going to the shell bank in the Bahamas.
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So they've got everything set up. The 200 kilo heroin for the test run would come from one of Italy's most experienced pharmaceutical companies. The product was shipped by the Sicilian mob in crates of oranges. Half of the oranges were waxed oranges stuffed with grams of pure heroin, not two or three percent heroin, pure heroin.
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Additional heroin would be packed in cans of sardines, cheese, barrels of olive oil. The drugs would arrive in Cuba. They would be cut in laboratories there by the Tropicani plant, which operated right here out of Tampa. The drugs would then be shipped to New York for distribution to the jazz clubs. Operation X got underway at the close of the year.
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and the future of the Gladio and covert operations was no longer in jeopardy. The jazz clubs were the perfect spot to peddle heroin. Soon, some of the country's leading Black musicians, Billie Holiday, Fats, Navarro, Charlie Parker, became hopeless junkies, some of whom would die from overdoses. Regarding this development, Harry Angslinger, then head of the Bureau of Narcotics, said jazz entertainers
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are neither fish nor fowl. They do not get the million-dollar protection Hollywood and Broadway can afford for their stars who have become addicts. And there are many more that will be revealed as having been addicts. Perhaps this is because jazz, once considered a decadent form of music, has only token respectability. And then he goes on and says some other stuff.
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People recognized at the time, even in the government, what was going on. They knew what was going on. Colonel Albert Caron was a New York City policeman who served as the new drug network bag man for the CIA. He was the one that paid officers to look the other way as they invaded the black community in Harlem to distribute the drugs. A man made with the Genevieve crime family.
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Carone also collected money for drug payments and later for money to be laundered by the Vatican from mafia families in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. He was awarded the Grand Knight of the Sovereign Military of Malta from the military arm of the Holy See for his role in this drug trade. He was active in it from 1947 to 1967.
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And it said the heroin addicts rose in the United States from 20,000 to 150,000 during that time. So meanwhile, Admiral Hillen, not Nodder, insisted that the archivist at the Office of Naval Intelligence collect and burn all records concerning Lucy, Lucky Luciano.
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In terms of his parole deal, the ONI agents that insisted that he... Lucky Luciano, many people don't know that during World War II, they staged an event in the harbor of New York that basically allowed the naval intelligence to work with the gang, the mobsters there, to protect the harbor. And so basically what it's saying here is...
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that they went back and burned all those records so that there's no record of them ever having talked to Lucy, lucky Lucy. So they know what they were doing was wrong because they're burning all the evidence of what they did. So in 1954, the New York commissioner of investigations launched a probe into the matter. And he was told that the ONI and the CIA would consent to cooperate under three conditions.
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No classified information would be turned over. The ONI and CIA officials could monitor all interviews with former agents and the final report cannot be published. So why do the investigation? So then it goes on to make the case of why the people in Italy was so concerned about the communist menace.
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And basically what it says in short is that there were from people, again, there's such a fine line between totalitarianism of Mussolini and communism, with it being a controlled government, that there were people that remained in Italy that you could say were sympathizers.
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But it was not grossly out of whack. There wasn't a huge amount of them. But the media made argument after argument after argument that if we didn't do something to fight against the communists, that they were just going to take over Italy. And so in one point in 1946, it talks about.
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They were advertising that all the people up north want a communist republic and all the people in the south want a capitalist monarchy. So I don't know which one of those would be better, but whatever. Neither one of them is democracy, which is what they're always claiming that they're fighting for. So they make the case that there was activity and they were going to use that activity.
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to then start launching operations under the auspices of Operation Gladio. And like I said, they will initially start in Italy and then it will expand worldwide. So the last part for tonight is the CIA director, according to the CIA director, Frank Wisner.
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what would include a catch-all phrase in the 1947 National Security Act that granted the CIA the right to engage in functions related to intelligence affecting national security. So, of course, everything is going to be in the best interest of the U.S.'s national security to defeat this minor pocket of communism in Italy. And we're going to sacrifice the Black community in
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Harlem to do it, just so that everybody can stay on the same sheet of music here. Of course, the money for the muscle could not be paid to Lucky and Don Carlo, who was another one of the mobsters. It had to be channeled through the financial firm that would not be subject to scrutiny by U.S. treasurer agents, Italian bank examiners, or the international fiscal monitors. There is only one institution that had such immunity.
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And that was located in Vatican City. And that's where we'll pick up next time in Chapter 3, the role that the Vatican Bank, which could have been completely unknown to the Pope, but the Vatican Bank and some key players in that inner circle will interact with all of these players to launder some of the money initially into the capital bank.
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um out of italy so we'll get to that next time um does anybody have anything did you want to say anything um what's your thoughts are you talking to me now i am okay i didn't know well it's you did a great job by the way in making that all uh very understandable
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I guess it's just like you said, it's just the same old playbook. It's just about drugs and money and killing people. I mean, and these few that think that they're smart enough to rule the world. You know? Yeah. Nothing new under the sun. Nothing new under the sun. And I think that's where we're going to. But while we say that, we don't have.
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So, you know, if you say today that that's what they're doing, they call you a conspiracy theorist. But if you can say in trying to talk to someone new that's not awake, it's not the first time they've done it. I'm not crazy. Here's a situation. Here's another situation. And here's have you ever heard of Operation Gladio? Do you know what they did? Do you know they drugged all of the.
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Black jazz singers and got them hooked on crack so that they could, you know, make money to supposedly fight communism in a foreign country that had nothing to do with us. Why would you sacrifice your own citizens to do something that isn't even a thing? So that's the part that I keep struggling with is that to me, there's.
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There's no justification to offer up U.S. citizens as guinea pigs. I don't care if the Satan was spotted walking down the main avenue in Rome. You would not sacrifice or target for sacrifice a minority population. And these are the exact same people that today.
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are insisting that they are not the racist. Not only that, think about it's a generational thing that they've created with this group of people, with this particular race of people, because think about it. They knowingly or maybe didn't know that they were going to create this, but it has become a generational problem.
2:26:36
They knew because, like I said, I mean, when you do the research, this was already going on. England had been shipping opium out of into China and selling it to Chinese for decades by the time they targeted the black population. They knew exactly what was going to happen. They knew. That's right. Go ahead. No, I was saying knowingly. There's our word. Yes, knowingly. So that's what I want.
2:27:05
That's what I hope we can accomplish is giving people some facts that when they are talking with people and they go, well, why would somebody do that? And they can immediately quit, say, well, it isn't the first time. Here, let me tell you about this one. And let me tell you about that one. And then when they start adding up, they're going to go, well, holy crap, that is what's going on. So that's our hope. That's right. You can't deny a pattern. You can't deny. Oh, I like that.
2:27:34
You can't deny a pattern. You can deny an incident, but you can't deny a pattern. I like that. Good. Yay. Yeah. I'm definitely going to use that. You can't deny a pattern. That's so true. Yeah. Evidence doesn't lie. Same with cereal, anything, you know, there's patterns. No, you're right. That's exactly right. Very good. And that's a good comment to probably.
2:28:04
wrap this up for tonight and um appreciate everybody that showed up for our very first um podcast and thank you feta for um being my partner appreciate it the invitation anytime i will i will be happy to sit in and listen you're amazing all right awesome thanks everybody thanks have a good night you too let's see now i gotta figure out how to shut it off
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Claims made here
William F. Buckley member_of
CIA host_asserted
▶ 14:50
“They all worked for the CIA. And if you think the rich people worked for the CIA back in the day in the early 1900s and they still don't today, you'd be wrong. I also found this family right here, Rya…”
Philip Graham headed
The Washington Post host_asserted
▶ 15:22
“Also, is that Philip Graham? Yeah. He was the original owner of the Washington Post, the Vanderbilt family. We went to see a bunch of their mansions over the summer. The Breakers and the Marble House …”
Office of Naval Intelligence did_business_with
CIA host_asserted
▶ 15:50
“William Colby, who worked for, now he also was a CIA director. And you have the melons, just amazing. And then you have over here, and even the Office of Naval Intelligence did a lot of work with the …”
William Colby headed
CIA host_asserted
▶ 15:50
“William Colby, who worked for, now he also was a CIA director. And you have the melons, just amazing. And then you have over here, and even the Office of Naval Intelligence did a lot of work with the …”
Air America front_for
CIA host_asserted
▶ 16:19
“So we know that the CIA uses front companies. So you have here some of the front companies, the Civil Air Transport, which, interestingly enough, has several Air Force people from the original Air For…”
Rumsey family located_in
Buffalo host_asserted
▶ 17:53
“And Ruth Ramsey, whose name actually in this book that we're going to talk about, they spelled her name wrong. They had her down as Ruth Ramsey. But when you go looking into Buffalo, New York, which i…”
Ruth Ramsey member_of
Rumsey family host_asserted
▶ 17:53
“And Ruth Ramsey, whose name actually in this book that we're going to talk about, they spelled her name wrong. They had her down as Ruth Ramsey. But when you go looking into Buffalo, New York, which i…”
Richard Lugar funded
Georgia host_asserted
▶ 45:53
“The one in Ukraine and the highest rated one, or cleared one, I think it's a three or four, and the one in Georgia, the country Georgia, actually carry Senator Richard Lugar's name on the building. An…”
Richard Lugar funded
Ukraine host_asserted
▶ 45:53
“The one in Ukraine and the highest rated one, or cleared one, I think it's a three or four, and the one in Georgia, the country Georgia, actually carry Senator Richard Lugar's name on the building. An…”
CERN located_in
Switzerland book_quoted
▶ 1:05:10
“The author believes that the CERN in Switzerland, that is like the Collider, the Big Bang garbage, is a company within a company. They have spent over $6 billion playing around, coming up with gray ma…”
Germany funded
CERN book_quoted
▶ 1:05:41
“So $6 billion with no listing of who the contractors are, no total list of who all the scientists participating in it is. And the only thing that governments normally spend $6 billion, and ironically …”
Allen Dulles headed
Strategic Services Unit host_asserted
▶ 1:28:15
“Next, it talks about we're fighting the wrong enemy. So Alan Dulles' contention in 1942 in the middle of the World War II, because it was not finished at that point. Alan Dulles is the Swiss director …”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
Heinrich Himmler host_asserted
▶ 1:28:44
“We should not be fighting Germany, even though Germany was murdering millions of Jewish people and Christians. We should be fighting the Soviets. And he repeated that over and over again. He had recei…”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
Walter Schellenberg host_asserted
▶ 1:28:44
“We should not be fighting Germany, even though Germany was murdering millions of Jewish people and Christians. We should be fighting the Soviets. And he repeated that over and over again. He had recei…”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
Prince Max von Hohenlohe host_asserted
▶ 1:30:11
“Russia. And I would argue they still want it today. They want it for the resources. So Dulles then sends a message to Prince Max von Hohenlohe, a Prussian aristocrat and businessman, who ends up meeti…”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
William J. Donovan host_asserted
▶ 1:31:08
“who was the OSS guy in charge. And by the way, he was a major general at the time that he was in charge. Dulles meets with him and tells Donovan about his great idea of joining with the Nazis to fight…”
Allen Dulles member_of
Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted
▶ 1:32:40
“Oh, he also tried to make the argument that they were reprivatizing all of their industry, which they were not. So just in case y'all don't know, Alan Dulles, who's running the European office of OSS,…”
John Foster Dulles relationship_with
Allen Dulles host_asserted
▶ 1:32:40
“Oh, he also tried to make the argument that they were reprivatizing all of their industry, which they were not. So just in case y'all don't know, Alan Dulles, who's running the European office of OSS,…”
Allen Dulles lived_in
Bern host_asserted
▶ 1:34:15
“having affairs all over the world when they traveled with royalty. Dulles entered the diplomatic service in 1916 and was stationed in Vienna and later in Bern. In 1922, which is after World War I, he …”
Allen Dulles lived_in
Vienna host_asserted
▶ 1:34:15
“having affairs all over the world when they traveled with royalty. Dulles entered the diplomatic service in 1916 and was stationed in Vienna and later in Bern. In 1922, which is after World War I, he …”
John Foster Dulles member_of
Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted
▶ 1:34:45
“where his brother John Foster Dulles was a partner. Sullivan and Cromwell floated bonds for Krupp. That's another C-R-U-P-P-A-G, which was another German mega company who manufactured much of the Germ…”
Sullivan & Cromwell financed_via
Krupp host_asserted
▶ 1:34:45
“where his brother John Foster Dulles was a partner. Sullivan and Cromwell floated bonds for Krupp. That's another C-R-U-P-P-A-G, which was another German mega company who manufactured much of the Germ…”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
IG Farben host_asserted
▶ 1:35:45
“And the Germans reconstituted their military building the facilities in these foreign countries to include Russia, who now they're trying to convince the United States to go in to slaughter. It's just…”
Allen Dulles headed
CFR host_asserted
▶ 1:36:11
“which is a chemical company used to produce the sarin gas that murdered millions of Jews. In addition to his law practice, Alan Dulles was elected in 1927, the first president of the Council on Foreig…”
Reinhard Gehlen headed
Konrad Adenauer host_asserted
▶ 1:37:12
“Reinhard Galen was the head of German military intelligence during World War II. And just as a newsflash, he also remained the chief of German intel for Chancellor Adenauer after World War II. Just ke…”
Reinhard Gehlen headed
U.S. Secret Service host_asserted
▶ 1:37:12
“Reinhard Galen was the head of German military intelligence during World War II. And just as a newsflash, he also remained the chief of German intel for Chancellor Adenauer after World War II. Just ke…”
Operation Gladio founded
Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted
▶ 1:37:44
“You can't convince me that Germany lost that war. Not the Nazis lost that war. Okay, so knowing that the defeat of the Third Reich was inevitable, he concocted an idea of forming clandestine guerrilla…”
Reinhard Gehlen recruited
Hitler Youth host_asserted
▶ 1:37:44
“You can't convince me that Germany lost that war. Not the Nazis lost that war. Okay, so knowing that the defeat of the Third Reich was inevitable, he concocted an idea of forming clandestine guerrilla…”
Reinhard Gehlen did_business_with
Allen Dulles host_asserted
▶ 1:39:41
“They were going to continue to fight. They were just going to do it in a decentralized way. And that's what this is saying to us. Galen met with Dulles and basically bartered him getting off scot-free…”
Operation Gladio operated_in
Italy host_asserted
▶ 1:40:42
“principal assignment during the war was the transportation of Jews to concentration camps. He was later complicit in the murder of over 300,000 men, women, and children. In 1942, Wolf was appointed th…”
Reinhard Gehlen moved_to
Fort Hunt host_asserted
▶ 1:42:40
“the Yalta Agreement had even dried, Dulles transported Galen and his top representatives to Port Hunt, Virginia, and they were wined and dined by Donovan, who was the OSS commander. So Galen is in the…”
James Jesus Angleton member_of
Strategic Services Unit host_asserted
▶ 1:44:08
“if you don't know, is instrumental in the murder of JFK later on. He is working in the OSS. He eventually becomes the number three guy in the new CIA. But Angleton was a rabid anti-communist, devout R…”
James Jesus Angleton member_of
CIA host_asserted
▶ 1:44:08
“if you don't know, is instrumental in the murder of JFK later on. He is working in the OSS. He eventually becomes the number three guy in the new CIA. But Angleton was a rabid anti-communist, devout R…”
Hugh Angleton headed
American Chamber of Commerce in Italy host_asserted
▶ 1:45:06
“Angleton's father, interestingly enough, also served in the OSS. His first name was Hugh Angleton. He was the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Italy. Italy features very much in the in…”
Hugh Angleton relationship_with
James Jesus Angleton host_asserted
▶ 1:45:06
“Angleton's father, interestingly enough, also served in the OSS. His first name was Hugh Angleton. He was the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Italy. Italy features very much in the in…”
Hugh Angleton secretly_owned
National Cash Register host_asserted
▶ 1:45:36
“So his major headquarters was in Milan for he owned the franchise of National Cash Register in Italy, which is crazy, and was very staunchly supportive of Mussolini, which is kind of weird because Mus…”
Julio Valerio Borghese headed
X Flotilla host_asserted
▶ 1:46:35
“Valerio Borghese, who is a member of the Catholic Black nobility. Yeah. So Borghese was the leader of a unit called X for Tenth Mass, M-A-S, and it's Italian for Light Flotilla. He was in the Navy in …”
Operation Gladio operated_in
Sardinia host_asserted
▶ 1:47:36
“uh borghese met with general wolf and angleton at a villa um and most of the operation that was conducted in italy was done on the island of sardinia which is very interesting because if you do any re…”
James Jesus Angleton did_business_with
Julio Valerio Borghese host_asserted
▶ 1:47:36
“uh borghese met with general wolf and angleton at a villa um and most of the operation that was conducted in italy was done on the island of sardinia which is very interesting because if you do any re…”
James Jesus Angleton recruited
Julio Valerio Borghese host_asserted
▶ 1:48:37
“It was Angleton who secured his release into U.S. Army custody. The Black Prince was dressed in an American uniform and transported from Milan to Rome. Angleton needed Gorgese and over 10,000 fascists…”
Julio Valerio Borghese moved_to
Rome host_asserted
▶ 1:48:37
“It was Angleton who secured his release into U.S. Army custody. The Black Prince was dressed in an American uniform and transported from Milan to Rome. Angleton needed Gorgese and over 10,000 fascists…”
Julio Valerio Borghese member_of
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 1:49:02
“They basically use him to create these Italian stay-behind units. And the State Department starts working with the Italian police force, the Italian intelligence, the Italian Secret Service, and puts …”
Reinhard Gehlen trained
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 1:49:31
“40 main groups, and they specialized in sabotage, espionage, propaganda, escape tactics, and guerrilla warfare. The training camps, as I stated, was in Sardinia. The camp was equipped with the guy fro…”
Operation Gladio financed_via
Merrill Foundation host_asserted
▶ 1:50:28
“$200 million in original funding came from Rockefeller and Mellon foundations. Just let that sink in. The world would not be safe for democracy ever again. The future of Gladio would come to reside wi…”
Paul L. Williams member_of
Strategic Services Unit host_asserted
▶ 1:51:03
“And he worked a lot in China in the opium trade in his first dealings in OSS. That's where he cut his teeth at. And those of you who may or may not know that the England-UK fought two opium wars.…”
United Kingdom trafficked
China host_asserted
▶ 1:51:28
“China kept trying to get out of the opium trade because the UK was poisoning their people with it in the fields of growing it and trying to sell it to the local Chinese. So they kept trying to kick th…”
United Kingdom acquired
Hong Kong host_asserted
▶ 1:51:28
“China kept trying to get out of the opium trade because the UK was poisoning their people with it in the fields of growing it and trying to sell it to the local Chinese. So they kept trying to kick th…”
Paul Helliwell did_business_with
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 1:52:28
“Lucky Luciano, the mobster, and Meyer Lansky. He really well creates a bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas. And they begin flooding the United States with heroin. And the profits of the heroin is g…”
Paul Helliwell founded
Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted
▶ 1:52:28
“Lucky Luciano, the mobster, and Meyer Lansky. He really well creates a bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas. And they begin flooding the United States with heroin. And the profits of the heroin is g…”
Paul Helliwell did_business_with
Meyer Lansky host_asserted
▶ 1:52:28
“Lucky Luciano, the mobster, and Meyer Lansky. He really well creates a bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas. And they begin flooding the United States with heroin. And the profits of the heroin is g…”
Castle Bank & Trust financed_via
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 1:52:28
“Lucky Luciano, the mobster, and Meyer Lansky. He really well creates a bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas. And they begin flooding the United States with heroin. And the profits of the heroin is g…”
Paul Helliwell did_business_with
Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted
▶ 1:55:49
“operation gladio they couldn't have done it without him um so he goes on to talk about how helly well had been working with general chi ang um which was the chinese nationalist that was fighting again…”
United States installed
Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted
▶ 1:55:49
“operation gladio they couldn't have done it without him um so he goes on to talk about how helly well had been working with general chi ang um which was the chinese nationalist that was fighting again…”
Chiang Kai-shek trafficked
China host_asserted
▶ 1:56:44
“to the Chinese addicts in order to raise funds for his army. Now, this is while Halliwell is over there. So that's where Halliwell gets the idea. You can sell drugs to people that you don't want and t…”
World Commerce Corporation front_for
William Stephenson host_asserted
▶ 1:57:43
“to the Black population in Harlem and fund the Gladio. So the money for the opiates would eventually come from Nazi gold laundered and manipulated by Dulles and Stevenson through a corporation they se…”
World Commerce Corporation front_for
Allen Dulles host_asserted
▶ 1:57:43
“to the Black population in Harlem and fund the Gladio. So the money for the opiates would eventually come from Nazi gold laundered and manipulated by Dulles and Stevenson through a corporation they se…”
William J. Donovan founded
World Commerce Corporation host_asserted
▶ 1:58:13
“established by Donovan. So they're going to basically, you'll see in a few minutes where the, or in another chapter where the Nazi gold comes from and where it's wandered through. But they're going to…”
Air America trafficked
Burma host_asserted
▶ 1:59:07
“Lieutenant General Claire Chenault, a military advisor to the Chinese Chiang Kai, and also the founder of the Flying Tigers, whose aircraft was used to create civil air transport, another CIA front, w…”
Air America trafficked
South Africa host_asserted
▶ 2:00:05
“Air America was used in South America to do the exact same thing. This model will be used repeatedly throughout the CIA history. The CIA fleet of planes transported opiates and cocaine during and afte…”
William J. Donovan married
Ruth Ramsey host_asserted
▶ 2:02:57
“I like to look up the families of these players. So when I got to Wild Bill Donovan and his background, he married the heiress of one of the richest families in America at the time. Her name, although…”
Benito Mussolini overthrew
Corsican Mafia host_asserted
▶ 2:07:20
“Sicily. And at the time in Italy, it said, and I have not independently cooperated this, but this is the second book I've read that made this point, that a lot of the mafia had been taken care of by M…”
United States installed
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:07:20
“Sicily. And at the time in Italy, it said, and I have not independently cooperated this, but this is the second book I've read that made this point, that a lot of the mafia had been taken care of by M…”
Vito Genovese member_of
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:08:18
“we get to a guy by the name of Vito Genovese. He's Luciano's right-hand guy, and he operates as the translator at U.S. Army headquarters in Naples, Italy. New York's former lieutenant governor, Charle…”
Charles Poletti appointed
Italy host_asserted
▶ 2:08:18
“we get to a guy by the name of Vito Genovese. He's Luciano's right-hand guy, and he operates as the translator at U.S. Army headquarters in Naples, Italy. New York's former lieutenant governor, Charle…”
Murray Irvine did_business_with
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:09:47
“The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the street…”
Paul Helliwell provided_bridge_financing_for
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 2:09:47
“The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the street…”
Allen Dulles did_business_with
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:09:47
“The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the street…”
Lieutenant Commander Hafferty did_business_with
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:09:47
“The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the street…”
James Forrestal did_business_with
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:09:47
“The mafia controlled all of the Italian ports. Hellywell's plan for the funding of the post-war intelligence agency, a plan which relied on Luciano's network of narcotic distribution within the street…”
Laurance Rockefeller headed
CIA host_asserted
▶ 2:12:39
“So then in 45, Truman actually abolishes the OSS and creates what eventually becomes the CIA. There was an intervening thing called the Central Intelligence Group. But you've got General Vandenberg, w…”
Laurance Rockefeller recruited
Allen Dulles host_asserted
▶ 2:12:39
“So then in 45, Truman actually abolishes the OSS and creates what eventually becomes the CIA. There was an intervening thing called the Central Intelligence Group. But you've got General Vandenberg, w…”
Allen Dulles recruited
Desmond Fitzgerald host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
Philip Graham host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
Richard M. Bissell Jr. host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
Tracy Barnes host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
William Colby host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
William F. Buckley host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Allen Dulles recruited
Richard Mellon Scaife host_asserted
▶ 2:13:40
“Bottles my mind, too, that then now they have their own charter. They don't have the funding, though. So, of course, we still have to go sell drugs. President Truman authorized Dulles to supervise the…”
Roscoe Hillenkoetter headed
Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted
▶ 2:14:38
“Admiral Roscoe Hillen Coder, who was ONI at the time, Office of Naval Intelligence. He eventually becomes the executive director of the CIA. Damn these military people. What is wrong with them? So for…”
General Development Corporation financed_via
Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted
▶ 2:15:06
“And then we get into the actual workings of the plan in 1947. They've got all of the stuff in place. They've got Meyer Lansky in the U.S. They've got Lucky Luciano in Italy. They're working through th…”
General Development Corporation front_for
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:15:06
“And then we get into the actual workings of the plan in 1947. They've got all of the stuff in place. They've got Meyer Lansky in the U.S. They've got Lucky Luciano in Italy. They're working through th…”
Tropicana Plant trafficked
New York City host_asserted
▶ 2:16:05
“Additional heroin would be packed in cans of sardines, cheese, barrels of olive oil. The drugs would arrive in Cuba. They would be cut in laboratories there by the Tropicani plant, which operated righ…”
Lucky Luciano trafficked
Cuba host_asserted
▶ 2:16:05
“Additional heroin would be packed in cans of sardines, cheese, barrels of olive oil. The drugs would arrive in Cuba. They would be cut in laboratories there by the Tropicani plant, which operated righ…”
Tropicana Plant trafficked
Cuba host_asserted
▶ 2:16:05
“Additional heroin would be packed in cans of sardines, cheese, barrels of olive oil. The drugs would arrive in Cuba. They would be cut in laboratories there by the Tropicani plant, which operated righ…”
Albert Carone member_of
Knights of Malta host_asserted
▶ 2:18:00
“Carone also collected money for drug payments and later for money to be laundered by the Vatican from mafia families in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. He was awarded the Grand Knight of the S…”
Albert Carone laundered_money_for
Institute for the Works of Religion host_asserted
▶ 2:18:00
“Carone also collected money for drug payments and later for money to be laundered by the Vatican from mafia families in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. He was awarded the Grand Knight of the S…”
Roscoe Hillenkoetter covered_up
Lucky Luciano host_asserted
▶ 2:18:29
“And it said the heroin addicts rose in the United States from 20,000 to 150,000 during that time. So meanwhile, Admiral Hillen, not Nodder, insisted that the archivist at the Office of Naval Intellige…”
Institute for the Works of Religion laundered_money_for
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 2:23:10
“And that was located in Vatican City. And that's where we'll pick up next time in Chapter 3, the role that the Vatican Bank, which could have been completely unknown to the Pope, but the Vatican Bank …”