OPERATION GLADIO Exposed with COLONEL TOWNER - Operation Gladio by Paul Williams Chapter 21 and 22

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0:08 Good morning, everyone. I don't think we've done a morning show yet, so maybe a little rusty. I'm better in the afternoon. But I have some interesting connections to make at the end of this. And I want to jump right in so we can get through the two chapters in a decent time. And we are almost at the end of the book.

0:38 Let's get started. Okay, so we're talking about Operation Gladio for any newcomers who comes to this one first before going back and checking out the beginning. Short overview, Operation Gladio. And where I differ with the author of the book is there's a consistent theme.

1:08 that the CIA created Operation Gladio. They did not. They renamed it to Operation Gladio. It was originally called Werewolf Units, created in 1942 by General Reinhardt Galen. And that's going to be important when we get to the end connection. So it was not until after the war, or as the war kind of...

1:37 change directions, I can't say that it ever actually ended, World War II that is, that Allen Dulles took over the operation and from Galen, Galen had already set it up throughout the occupied territories of the Axis powers and he handed it off to Allen Dulles in exchange for his freedom and not going to Nuenberg.

2:05 It's been under the NATO umbrella as well as the CIA. A lot of emphasis on the CIA in this book. It definitely was administered out of NATO. There's definitely a lot of military that was very aware of the strategy of tension, which is very disheartening to me. We have illustrated in this book, the Vatican played a role in it, which I'm sure is just as...

2:35 devastating to people of the Catholic Church. I have emphasized periodically throughout this entire series that we are all going to have parts of our lives that are going to be changed as a result of learning truth. There has been a concerted effort to get us attached to

3:06 certain institutions, certain belief systems that they then infiltrate and corrupt. And whether it's them getting us attached, that's probably not the best way to say it, but we become attached to organizations we become members of, like me with the military. We like to think that inside of those institutions, there's

3:33 Honorable people performing honorable missions. And there are, but there are also people that are not honorable. And there has been a concerted effort over the last century to corrupt every single one of those institutions to include our government. So to believe that we're going to get out of this without some little sacred part of our life.

4:01 Learning a truth about that that changes your perception of it is just not true. And as I've told everybody in the audience, I know firsthand how that feels, having spent 30 years in the military and having to accept the role that the military has played in this. It's heartbreaking. It's something we all have to deal with. But I'm on a quest for truth. I want to share that truth. And we're moving on.

4:33 All right. So chapter 21 called death and resurrection. I wanted to quote a judge case on from the Gladio commission. These are his words. The investigation could identify the people involved in Gladio back to 1972. Some of them have died, but some were alive. I discovered everyone who was responsible for the.

5:06 Massacre in 1972, three terrorists, a general, a colonel, a marshal, intelligence and police chiefs, and members of the judiciary. All of them were found guilty and punished. However, the court did not put the organization itself on trial, although it agreed that Gladio had been involved in the end.

5:29 Only those who were involved in the acts were punished, but not the organization. Moreover, we could identify only 622 gladiators, but the real number is much higher. The rest went into hiding. I wanted to read that because I want to say this. They did not, nor have they ever, held everybody involved in a particular instance accountable at any time during the Operation Gladio.

5:59 lifespan to include today. Because the people who order the hits, the people who fund it, the people who have been in charge of it has never been held to account. We learned chapter after chapter after chapter. If they're even ever arrested, like Galley, they just whisk them right out of jail and off to South America.

6:30 That's kind of a misnomer. And as everybody that's been with me this whole time understands, while we review books, we also, because I've read so many books on this topic at this point, I am able to kind of overlay all the different aspects of things, both pro and con about a particular topic. And so anytime that I see.

6:57 things like that in a quote. I'm going to call it out. It goes on. Another author, Rouse, wrote a book, Gladio, the Secret U.S. War to Subvert Italian Democracy. Again, it wasn't a secret U.S. war. This was an international operation, and it was ran out of NATO, and every single country in NATO was involved at the leadership level.

7:28 Whether it was the prime minister or they hid that from the prime minister, which several of them say is true, and it could be true, but it was not a U.S. operation. He's quoted as saying, as long as the U.S. public remains ignorant of the dark chapter in U.S. foreign relations, the agencies responsible for it will face little pressure to correct their ways. And that's our mission.

7:56 The end of the Cold War brought wholesale changes in other nations, but it changed little in Washington. In an ironic twist, confessed CIA mole Aldridge Ames, has raised the basic question of whether the U.S. needs tens of thousands of agents working around the world, primarily in and against friendly countries. The U.S., he adds, still awaits a real national debate on the means and ends.

8:26 and the cost of our national security policies. And that's an excellent point. Why do we have hundreds of CIA agents in the UK? Why do we, if they're our friends, why do we have hundreds of agents in Germany? If they're our friends, why do we have them in Israel? If they're our friends... Okay, on with the book. Now, we're picking up in the...

9:01 at this particular point, about the strange death of Sedona, which was poisoned in prison in maximum security in Italy, says the CIA's main concern was no longer left-wing political activity in Italy or Western Europe, but rather the situation in Afghanistan. There was a jihad that had grown

9:31 in scope and strength threatening to sap the USSR, because at this point we're still in the Soviet Union era, and their occupation fight against Afghanistan. And it can be argued at this point that the funding of the Afghan rebels, okay, so we installed a dictator, a West-friendly

10:03 person after a coup in Afghanistan who basically has opened the poppy fields back up. And because that's on Russia's border and he realized that all of the millions, hundreds of millions of dollars flowing into Afghanistan and the poppy production was creating instability on their border.

10:28 that their mission in Afghanistan and the whole reason they went in after being enticed in there from the coup and everything else by the CIA, because they wanted the Soviet Union to experience their own Vietnam, if you will. And that's what they in the intel community actually called it. So you could make an argument and I'm not making it. You can make the argument that the Soviet Union was basically bullied into or enticed into invading.

10:59 Afghanistan, and they're there at this point. So the inhabitants of the republics of the Soviet Union, and he names off Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

11:20 who shared a common Turkish heritage and remained devoutly Islamic. They were supportive of the Mujahideen in the struggle against their communist overlords. The massive amounts of Muslim recruits to the great jihad from the Arab world served to create a creeping sense of futility among the Soviet troops because it became a magnet for the resistance. And they labeled it, as Reagan said, the evil empire.

11:50 to a point of total collapse of the Soviet Union. The CIA continued to infuse money into the holy war with munitions money until the war in Afghanistan became the agency's most expensive covert mission ever taken to that point. In 1985, the Afghan rebels were receiving $250 million a year, and that's in the...

12:19 Black market money, that had nothing to do with what was appropriated for the mission in the CIA's budget. The annual payments to Muslim guerrillas reached $1 billion by 1988 in that three-year period of time. By this time, the CIA was also shipping highly sophisticated weaponry to the quote-unquote freedom fighters. And the author says, mistakenly viewed

12:49 The CIA mistakenly viewed them as freedom fighters. They didn't mistakenly view them as freedom fighters. Come on. They knew exactly who they were because they cultivated them. So, and keep in mind, we've got the whole Five Eyes thing going on. How many times was the Brits fighting in Afghanistan? Three. They went to war with Afghanistan three times. Got their butt kicked all three times. Just like the French.

13:20 having gone to war with Vietnam and got their butt kicked. So we're either incredibly stupid or we knew exactly what we were getting into, one or the other. So in an effort to recruit the jihad participants, the CIA once again focused on America's Black community.

13:48 The agency realized that millions of African-Americans who felt disenfranchised by the system had converted to Islam. Now, I want to point something out. The people that for now, the better part of two decades, has focused drug distributions into the black neighborhoods, fostered the perception

14:23 Of the system failing the black communities, along with the policies to disenfranchise marriage, to promote abortion, all smoldering in a cauldron. And then we're going to, based on what this book says, we're going to import imams. We're going to build.

15:00 the mosques in these neighborhoods as a magnet to attract the disenfranchised Black community that they in fact disenfranchised. Do you see how that circle works? So all of these mosques start springing up in America's inner city.

15:27 The CIA began to send hundreds of militant Muslim missionaries, all members of a radical element of the Muslim faith, into American mosques to call on Black men to take up arms in a holy war in Afghanistan. One of the Sheikh Mubarak Ghulani, one of the first of these missionaries to arrive,

16:00 was in Brooklyn. And he convinced members of that mosque to go to guerrilla training camps in Pakistan with an offer of thousands in cash and a promise of the 70 virgins in heaven if you die. All of the cash for this operation came from the CIA, came from the drug sales that they had in fact sold in the Black community.

16:37 See what's going on here? So realizing that it was financially advantageous to change these or to train these recruits on American soil, Sheik Ghlani, with the help of the CIA, set up paramilitary training camps. Listen to where they're at. Hancock, New York, Red House, Virginia, Commerce, Georgia, York, South Carolina, Dover, Tennessee, Buena Vista, Colorado.

17:10 Macon, Georgia, Squaw Valley, California, Marion, Alabama, and Talihaina, Oklahoma. So they joined the ranks eventually of the Mujahideen in Afghanistan. Several of them were killed in action. When questioned, several of the jihadi imported from America would testify that they considered themselves agents of the CIA.

17:46 The Al-Qaeda cell. The CIA used Abdullah Azham, bin Laden's mentor, to set up a cell of Al-Qaeda within another mosque in Brooklyn. The cell known as Al-Kiaf Refugee Center, A-L-K-I-F-A-H.

18:21 acted as a front for the transference of funds, weapons, and recruits to Afghanistan. The CIA is working inside America to turn Americans into jihadists. Throughout the 1980s, this militant organization received over $2 million a year. The mosque would become a very wealthy institution. Azzam spent a great deal of time in Brooklyn.

18:55 In a 1988 videotape, he can be seen and heard telling a large crowd of African Americans that blood and martyrdom are the only way to create a Muslim society. They were granted special passports to enter the United States by the CIA, both the recruits that they were using there, but the Arabian veterans.

19:24 from the Mujahideen also were granted special passports to visit the United States. A feud erupted between the older African Americans in the mosque and these Arab newcomers that they were importing from the fight in Afghanistan. And it resulted in the murder of Mustafa Salabi, the fiery imam of the mosque on March 1st, 1991.

19:55 The crime never was solved. I would argue based on what we've seen in this book, it was probably a hit because he knew too much about setting the program up. So, excuse me. We have also covered that these Gladio units were set up in South America, Latin America, and all over Western Europe.

20:34 and caused the CIA to forge new alliances. In 1980, the agency deployed Dewey Claridge, its top agent in Latin America, to establish ties with the Honduran drug lord Juan Mata Palastero, who operated the airline Setco, S-E-T-C-O. Setco agreed to transport the

21:04 narcotics to Gaines, north of the border, and to arms to the warehouse in exchange for the drugs. So we've got the drugs, arms situation going on. And that was part of the CIA operation that involved Oliver North and Richard Secord. The weapons were purchased

21:34 But understand that based on when this was happening, it also was happening during the Jimmy Carter administration as well. This wasn't something that was just cooked up. The weapons were purchased by the CIA profits from the drugs to buy the arms. They made these arrangements with drug lords, including.

22:03 Galando, the godfather of the Mexican drug business, whose ranch became a training ground for right-wing guerrilla armies that was used throughout Latin America. So this has been my contention all along. Y'all see me post about it. There's nothing going on in the cartel world south of our border and inside of our border that is not controlled by the CIA. They set up the original drug network.

22:32 The fact that they, in order to do land operations throughout Mexico, had to either cut in the cartels or that they in fact created the cartels as a look over here kind of operation.

22:52 We have seen throughout this entire book that that's exactly what they do. There is nothing about the drug trade that the CIA and other intel agencies, again, it is not just the CIA, don't control. So you've got the mafia, you've got the cartels, you've got the intel agencies. It's all one big happy family and it's all targeted at us.

23:21 Don't ever forget that whatever it is that you're seeing is orchestrated. There's nothing that happens by chance. Tomorrow, if they wanted to take out the drug cartels, all they'd have to do is stop producing the drugs. And we've already seen that's where the military comes in. Drug protection.

23:48 For the growing operation is provided by the United States military. They go in and create what we refer to as a false flag, which means not that it didn't happen because it happened, but it happened under a situation that was in fact not true. It was false, like the bombing of a boat sitting in the water in order to entice us to get into a shooting war. That is always done to either begin.

24:17 poppy production or to expand current poppy production. It's true in Vietnam, it's true in the Northern Triangle with Afghanistan, the operations that we've been involved with in Turkey, Iraq, South America. Every single one of those has resulted in an explosion of poppy production.

24:44 By 1990, more than 75% of the cocaine entering the United States came through Mexico. Mexico also became a leading source of heroin, marijuana, and methamphetamines. At that point in 1990, it was a $50 billion a year operation. And it expanded the current heroin trade, which we talked about several chapters ago,

25:18 what they call their mob, the Babas, and the Sicilian Mafia. That whole operation over there is still going. We've now grown it to encompass South America. And you can see by the expanding of the production that we're about to go into overdrive in Gladio operations because the whole purpose of their drug operation was to fund Gladio. In 1988,

25:48 As the first half of the Soviet contingency began to start withdrawing from Afghanistan, Operation Gladio was coming to an end. So this author thinks in Western Europe, it was actually beginning to get exposed. Whether or not it ended is a completely different story because I'm going to argue in a little bit that it didn't end at all. They had confirmed 14,591 acts of violence.

26:18 Let that sink in. 14,591 acts of violence perpetrated by Gladio units with political motivation between 1969 and 1987. They calculated 491 people had been killed, 1,181 injured or maimed. In 1988, the Italian Senate established

26:51 a commission to investigate this terrorism inside of Italy. And as we've pointed out several times, Italy is the only one that did a comprehensive review of their participation in Operation Gladio. And it was in every single NATO country. Italy is the only one that stepped up. But even then, because witnesses were...

27:19 withholding testimony. Documents had been destroyed, both inside the Vatican, which was part of the money laundering operation, and throughout the Italian government, and the banks that were involved outside of the Vatican, but inside of Italy. Briefcases were stole, people were murdered, and the commissioners were divided on exactly how much to disclose to the public. Now, again, let that sink in.

27:47 We're supposed to believe that these are democracies that intentionally hide this information under the auspices that it's national security. Well, we are the ones that are government accountable, and we've given them the permission to classify information to withhold from us so that we can't make informed decisions.

28:21 Judge Cassone, a member of the commission, finally uncovered documents that revealed that a secret military strategy had been employed during what they referred to in Italy, the years of lead, referring to the bullets flying around, that there had been an underground army drafted by government sources and implemented by foreign agencies and their own that had hundreds of millions of dollars to throw at this operation.

28:50 And in July of 1990, Cassone obtained permission from the prime minister, Andrea Lottie, who was involved in the whole thing, to access the archives of their military intelligence branch. And that's where General Santi Santo Vito worked, who we've learned throughout this book, was intimately involved in Operation Gladio. He found top secret documents that discussed the operation.

29:21 the covert operations and their connection to US intelligence and unearthing this information, he had placed himself in grave danger because also we've discovered in this book that if you report on it, you're dead. If you investigate it, you're dead. If you talk about it in any form outside of their secret meetings, you're dead.

29:49 He's now realizing that his life's in danger. Quote, I was the only one who knew something about Operation Gladio. This could have been unfortunate for me. So August 2nd, 1990, and we've drawn attention to this date in a prior chapter. August 2nd, 1990 is the day Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait.

30:21 Now, I'm going to draw an analogy to what's going on right now. As Operation Gladio is being exposed throughout the continent of Europe, the U.S. ambassador, April Gillespie, basically gives Saddam Hussein permission to go after Kuwait for a longstanding territorial dispute over oil wells.

30:54 on august 2nd 1990 saddam hussein invades kuwait now these people know that they're about ready to get exposed because all of the same people orchestrate all of this so what better way to defer attention from the exposure of decades of murdering innocent civilians under the red threat

31:22 which was never had anything to do with it because that was all created. Just like the domestic terrorists of patriots is a created bullshit narrative inside the United States. Everything we're going through right now is part of this operation. That's why I'm just so dumbfounded that we didn't know anything about this. So you see the narratives over and over and over again, they have to set up a terrorist, like an insurrection to label somebody.

31:51 The bad guy. And once that person is labeled the bad guy, like they labeled the Red Brigade, which now there's documentation that the whole thing was set up as a diversion to use as the boogeyman. Same thing with the January 6th insurrection. It was a narrative set up to paint people as domestic terrorists so they can then use the.

32:21 Patriot Act to go after them, which was perpetrated as a result of another false flag, 9-11. It just keeps happening over and over and over again. And now potentially we have the ability, since we've discovered this, to understand. So if they set up the invasion of Kuwait to cover up the exploding

32:50 narrative coming out of Europe about Operation Gladio, it's completely conceivable, and I'm not saying it happened, it's completely conceivable that they would set up an operation like what just happened in Israel to cover up something else that's going to be coming out or something else that we don't even know about because they love diverting the narrative with terror.

33:20 That's them, not us. Them. Patterns, as Feta said, patterns, patterns, patterns. We have to stay on our toes with the patterns. Okay, so again, I only even get to the date, August 2nd. I also will add, as I shared in the other video, I was in, I arrived in Rome, Italy on August 2nd, 1990. My toes first stepped onto Italian soil, August 2nd, 1990.

33:51 I went into the international terminal off of an airplane that had left JFK, walked into the international terminal. And for every one person, civilian, there was about 15 carabinieri with AK-47s. I'm looking at my daughter, who's like a third grader, my ex-husband. And I'm like, what have we done? What the hell?

34:23 Only to find out that when I got up to the passport checking area that Saddam Hussein had invaded Kuwait. And I'm like, are you kidding me? And unbeknownst to me, walking into Italy during that time frame, because while we're going to talk about this in just a second, this.

34:51 The fallout of this was still happening. It was not unusual on a weekly basis to have another judge murdered, to have a member of their government murdered, to have murders were a daily basis in Sicily at the time.

35:15 And as we've learned in this, the investigators that relocated to Sicily to conduct the investigations were just gunned down. That was happening in Italy while I was there. I did not make the connection until I started reading these books about Operation Gladio. So back to the story. Prime Minister Andriotti was ordered to provide.

35:49 the Parliament Commission with information regarding, quote, parallel and occult structure within the military intelligence division that functioned, quote, to condition the political life of the country. Because that's exactly what it was. It was to herd people in a direction.

36:16 The 71-year-old prime minister appeared before the commission and assured the senators that he would provide a written report within 60 days. And they did, but basically it was edited and manipulated. The activities, Andriotti said, it is about the activities based on NATO planning that have been started for the eventual...

36:44 In case they came under attack or were occupied by the Soviets. That was the excuse they used for everything. And of course, we all know the Soviets was created by the same international syndicate. So he presented a classified report about Operation Gladio.

37:08 The prime minister saying that the revelations of its content would violate, quote, a breach of NATO security, unquote. A censored report was later delivered and made public. So he's not worried about the people's security in his country. He's not worried about the integrity of his country. He's worried about NATO security. Got that? Not the safety of people.

37:41 not what it will do to his country. He's worried about the classified report being released with all of its details because of its impact on NATO. Now, I will also remind everybody that we read in an earlier chapter about as this is unfolding, the NATO countries that weren't going to investigate

38:13 would come out as this gets revealed in Italy and go, oh, that didn't happen here. We didn't participate in that. And, and, and Andriotti publicly on the evening news would call them out because this is happening in August. And then they have a meeting at NATO.

38:38 Shortly after this, and then shortly after that, several of the prime ministers were going, no, no, we don't know anything about that. And he got on national television and goes, what the hell are you talking about? You were just at the meeting last month. So he basically exposes the entire thing, which I think is hilarious. So the news comes out, a secret army known as Gladio has been operating on Italian soil by the...

39:08 CIA at the start of the Cold War. And they also say all of the different weapons, which we've all gone over, they concealed 139 hiding places. And remember what I was talking about, the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Structures, forests, meadows, cemeteries, and churches. Cases of weapons, some of which had gone missing.

39:37 However, they say that it started at the beginning of the Cold War. It did not. And I definitely think this is camouflage for the fact that they don't want anybody tying Gladio to World War II, to 1942, to the werewolf units as it originally started, and to General Reinhardt Galen. Because if they do that, it becomes very clear we didn't win World War II. They just...

40:05 created a different strategy and continued to fight. And that's going to be important at the end. The covert operations captured headlines for weeks in Western Europe, in parliaments, academics, journalists began to start uncovering more and more information that it was funded by the CIA, supposedly to thwart communism.

40:30 It had different code names inside of different countries. Like Denmark called it Absalon. Agenter Press is what they called it in Portugal. SDRA in Belgium. ROC in Norway. And I with the ampersand O in the Netherlands.

40:53 Obviously, that was done so that if Operation Gladio comes out, you can go, oh, no, I didn't get I wasn't involved in that. Well, you just called it a different name. But the most alarming findings for some that dug into the Gladio was that the secret armies had been used to mount terror attacks that could be blamed on communists in order to discredit less left wing politicians and change voting outcomes. Sound familiar? These attacks.

41:22 the researchers learned, were intended to create maximum fear, manipulate people, and resulted in violent coups that toppled governments. All in the name of vitamin communism or democracy. U.S. and British officials refused to confirm or deny that what the press alleged was the best kept secret and most damaging political military secret since World War II.

41:53 the British were the, and the U S were the U S we didn't even hear about it, but they did hear about it in the UK, but they either, they completely denied it. When one of the defense secretaries was asked, he tried to pass it off as

42:17 it being you know like a secret and then he jokingly said i am not sure what particular hot potato you're chasing after um it sounds wonderfully exciting but i'm afraid i'm quite ignorant about it i'm better informed about the gulf so that goes to my point about why they create these false flag operations so that they can divert attention to their crime

42:43 Admiral Stansford Turner, director of the CIA from 77 to 81, adamantly refused to answer the question about Gladio. And during a television interview in Italy in December of 1990. Now, keep in mind, we're drumming up by December of 1990 for the Gulf War.

43:04 So he's being interviewed in Italy. And when the news anchor insisted that Turner should respond as a gesture of respect for the victims of the numerous massacres in Italy, the former CIA director angrily shouted, I said no questions about Gladio. He ripped off his microphone and left the set. Now, that's stunning. He prefaces the interview with no questions about Gladio.

43:37 It says it all. On November 22nd, the European Parliament, elected parliamentary institution of the European Union, passes a resolution condemning Gladio. But this is, and I'm not going to go through, they have like two pages worth of things that they adopted, but the irony overview of this is ridiculous.

44:11 They used Gladio operations throughout the forming of the European Union. We know, based on the Third Way book that is on Substack, that the Madrid circular talked about creating the common union, the common money, the whole common...

44:43 Everything for a pan Europe that would eventually be under the control of Germany, which we know the majority of the people that was initially elected to NATO were German. The people that are basically control the EU are German. So they've created and they did it using Operation Gladio techniques because the more you created terror in your vassal states.

45:11 that were too small to have their own military and needed the whole NATO infrastructure slash EU to provide for the common defense, if you will, they used Operation Gladio to create the European Union and then in total spit in your face, say, oh, look.

45:39 We're going to be doing something great and we're going to denounce Operation Gladio with this BS resolution. It is beyond the pale. That's all I can say. So the resolution was forwarded to NATO Secretary General Manford Warner and U.S. President George H.W. Bush. Neither supported the document nor offered any explanation of Gladio's necessity. So there again, just.

46:12 Sweep it under the rug. In April, on April 15th, 1991, Malcolm Byrne, who at the time was the National Security, he was the Deputy Director of National Security Archive Institute at George Washington University in Washington, filed a FOIA on Operation Gladio.

46:33 Of course, they come back and they tell them, we can't tell you anything because it'll jeopardize national security. First of all, they told them, of course, that there's nothing there. Then they tell them that if they released it, it would jeopardize national security. And the gladio, the nuts and bolts of that is the gladio files remain classified as confidential. And people like Catherine Graham, who at that point was a publisher of the.

47:03 Washington Post and part of the Mockingbird CIA op says, there are some things that, this is a quote, there are some things the general public does not need to know and shouldn't. I believe democracy flourishes when the government can take legitimate steps to keep its secrets and when the press can decide whether to print what it knows. That's the democracy that the Democrats in the Uniparty

47:34 want to maintain. We don't live in a democracy. We live in a republic, a constitutional republic, and it demands freedom of the press and for us to know exactly what's going on in our government. After Andriotto broke his silence regarding Gladio, he was dragged in front of two Italian courts for cooperating with the mafia.

48:07 and for issuing orders for the assassination of a journalist. In the midst of these trials, Pope John Paul II took time in the Vatican to clasp Andriotti's hand and to offer the beleaguered prime minister an embrace, which is very rare. The Holy Father was challenged as he spoke from the pulpit.

48:33 by an irate student who was offended by the endorsement of a prime minister who was directly responsible for murdering so many Italians. It was the first time a pope had been challenged within the confines of his own church in 700 years. Eventually, I don't even want to know what happened to that guy. Eventually, Andriotti was exonerated on both charges that was levied on him by the commission.

49:04 But 2002, an appeals court told that the former prime minister was guilty of complicity in the murder and sentenced him to 24 year prison. Hearing the verdict, the present prime minister called it an example of justice gone mad because their justice system doesn't allow them to be held accountable. Like Andriotti, the current prime minister was an active member of P2, which was the Mason group giving.

49:36 the directions for Operation Gladio activity. The Vatican too expressed its contempt for the court's decision because they were the money laundering entity for the operations. And one cardinal went so far as to compare Andriotti to Jesus Christ, another victim of an unjust verdict, and hoped for his resurrection from the Supreme Court, which of course,

50:08 actually happened the murder verdict was overturned by the supreme court because they too are part of the p2 organization andreotti may have passed on to meet his maker at the grand old age of 94 but we all know where he's resting because that guy has blood on his hand okay so chapter 22 gladio triumph

50:46 Without the Cold War excuse, our foreign policy makers had a real hard time justifying our joint operations and terrorism schemes in the resourced rich ex-Soviet states with these same groups. So they made sure they kept their policies unwritten and unspoken and considering their grip on the mainstream media largely unreported. Between 1996 and 2002, we, the United States,

51:14 planned, financed, and helped execute every major terrorist incident by Chechen rebels and the Mujahideen against Russia. Between 1996 and 2002, we, the United States, planned, financed, and helped execute every single uprising and terror-related scheme in the

51:47 Uyghur stand. Yeah, that's going to be a newsflash for you too. Between 1996 and 2001, we, the United States, planned and carried out at least two assassination schemes against pro-Russian officials in Azerbaijan. This was all quoted in an FBI whistleblower report by Seibel Edmonds. That's the prelude to this chapter.

52:23 On October 3rd, 1996, in a small town in northwest Turkey, a guy by the name Abdullah Kath, which we've talked about, was a Gladio contract killer involved in the attempt to assassinate Pope John Paul II, was killed in a car crash. In that same car was his model girlfriend, deputy chief of the Istanbul police.

52:55 and a member of parliament. The fallout of that was to everybody in Turkey, it was clear based on who was in his car that he was being protected by their own government. He possessed in the car eight national identity cards with different aliases. And one of the aliases was Mehmet Ozkay.

53:29 the same alias that Adka had used in his travels to kill the Pope. He also found that Kath held two diplomatic passports and a gun permit that had been approved by Mehmed Agar, the Turkey's interior minister. Weapons were also found like pistols, machine guns.

53:59 and silencers, like he's an assassin or something. They also discovered that someone had tampered with his brakes of his Mercedes, which is how it ended up in the crash, which is very interesting. So this was called the Sersaluk incident. It struck Turkey with the same force of Watergate in America. The fact that he was being driven around with people

54:32 in the highest offices of the country and was just startling to them. And they already knew that he was responsible for terrorism inside of Turkey. And the fact that he's being driven around by these people was just like, what the heck? So documents were leaked, commissions were set up and witnesses located. Mark Grossman, who at the time.

55:05 was U.S. ambassador to Turkey, who allegedly was assisting Kath with the activities within Turkey, was mysteriously removed from his post as ambassador, despite the fact that he had almost two years left on it. Grossman had been a handler for the Gray Wolves, the Gladio units inside of Turkey, which Kath had been a member. He also met regularly with

55:34 leading Turkish Babas, their mafia, and intel officials. Grossman had been served a secret warrant by the Sirselek Commission, which sought his testimony, and immediately the U.S. pulls him back. Other leading U.S. dignitaries vanished from their post throughout Ankara, including a major Douglas Dickerson, who procured weapons from the Air Force for Middle Eastern governments. Now,

56:04 That probably sounds more bad than it should because every embassy, every large embassy, let me say it that way, has an acquisition officer normally rated, but they definitely have to have acquisition certifications to act on in friendly.

56:31 U.S. allies to act as the liaison for that country purchasing weapons from the U.S. So for those of you who don't know, the U.S. competes with other weapons manufacturing. So we're not the only fighter planes on Earth. Other friendly countries within NATO produce fighter jets or whatever it is, any kind of weapon system, satellites.

57:02 comm equipment, everything. So we have an Air Force representative, usually at the major level, some Lieutenant Colonel level, if it's a bigger embassy. And they work with the local government in buying. They're the acquisition officers. So they negotiate the terms, blah, blah, blah. And they always work inside the embassy. So it sounds really bad when you say there's an arms dealer.

57:28 inside a U.S. embassy, but that is a natural thing. One of the last things I did at my duty station in Los Angeles, because that's an acquisition headquarters at the time for space programs, everything satellite, booster rockets, everything, was to find two officers there who were two of my good friends. One went to the U.K.'s embassy in London and one went to the Rome embassy.

57:59 In Rome, and they were at those two embassies while I went on my assignment to Southern Italy. And I got to visit those embassies and use a lot of the resources there as a result of that, which turned out to be kind of neat. I didn't know any of that was going to happen at the time because I had not had my assignment. I didn't have my assignment to Rome at the time or to Southern Italy at the time. So it was neat getting them those jobs. But then.

58:27 to be in theater and be able to take advantage of that was pretty cool. So I also want, I did a little digging on this particular part. Cause I thought that part was interesting. The, there is an entity called the American Turkish council, which at the time was led by Brent Scowcroft, which is a name we've all heard.

58:58 And there was a controversy with Dennis Hassert, who these people at the American Turkish Council referred to as Denny Boy. Because Denny Boy had drafted a resolution that was basically going to say Turkey was responsible for Armenian genocide. And eventually...

59:31 Hassert ended up with $500,000 to drop that, which he did. And that, if you look at the American Turkish Council, they were doing all kinds of not good things inside the United States. Because this Major Douglas Dickerson may have had a legit job in...

1:00:05 the office at the embassy in Turkey, he married a local and her and another woman were hired by the FBI to translate information for potential bad deeds for the FBI. I posted the article yesterday during this research from Vanity Fair, not my favorite.

1:00:41 Hopefully y'all read that. Because it was Dickerson and his wife that went to initially try to intimidate or recruit, if you will, the other interpreter and her husband into this, because she was a Turkish national converted to American citizen, into this American Turkish council to work on behalf of Turkey.

1:01:15 She was basically an FBI whistleblower who they, you know, we've got the whole thing now. They basically fired her. She eventually won against and it was eventually came out through the FBI inspector general that what they had done in the FBI. But that other woman was basically saying that Major Douglas Dickerson's wife.

1:01:43 had rearranged the divvying up of duties to be given particular people to follow so that she could manipulate the intelligence or translations of the intelligence to protect people on the American Turkish Council. And so that became a whole rabbit hole. And Major Douglas Dickerson is not a good guy. Moving on. So in 1997, it was discovered that

1:02:14 The Turkish government was working with organized crime and the tightened by the Turkish National Security Council decision to marshal all of the country's resources to combat the Kurdish Workers Party, the PKK. Now, we talked about this a little bit before. This is another misnomer. And they keep saying that the PKK is a Marxist-Leninist state known.

1:02:44 entity. The PKK is basically the military of the Turkish people. And we also talked about how after World War II, they drew the maps of Iran, Turkey, Syria, and Iraq so that they

1:03:10 created tensions because this whole Operation Gladio is strategy of tension. Well, what better way to create tension than to draw artificial borderlines and have Kurdish people who don't get along with Turkish people inside of Turkey? Strategy of tension. To have Kurdish people inside of Syria that doesn't get along with the Syrian people. To have Kurdish people inside of Iraq.

1:03:40 that doesn't get along with the Iraqis. Same thing in Iran. So now you just screwed this entire population of people, which is as big as any one of those countries. And you implemented your strategy of tension by drawing a borderline. They did the same thing by making Pakistan out of whole cloth after World War II. We've got instant problems with Afghanistan. We have instant problems with India. And we're going to use that.

1:04:09 to sell arms, sacrifice dead bodies, whatever. So you have to understand that just because you're reading a book and you hear somebody say the Kurdistan Workers' Party is a Leninist Marxist organization, question that. Because we were told by these same goofballs that the Red Brigade in Italy was conducting all the terrorist organizations, when in fact they never was.

1:04:41 So anyway, they launched a series of attacks against the PKK and tried to decapitate all of their leaders. To assist in the assassination, some of these Turkish gladios that were working for Abdullah Kaf, attacking the PKK while he at that time was in a safe and secure Chicago location working for the CIA.

1:05:16 The commission was only able to scratch the surface of the secret government operating in Turkey. And this is a quote, we can't do better than to obtain 20 to 25% of the truth. Civil servants failed to provide us with evidence or the documents are forged. And that's a great way to cop out and giving the people the truth because they don't want to expose themselves in the truth. So after fleeing from the St. Peter's Square,

1:05:46 attempted murder of Pope John II, Kath had been arrested for drug smuggling in Switzerland and in 1987 placed in a maximum security prison, but he didn't remain there long. One night, he managed to escape when the doors to his cell and his cell block suddenly opened and a NATO helicopter mysteriously appeared to whisk him away. In 1989, he appeared in England,

1:06:16 Although one of the world's most wanted fugitives, he was granted a British passport. Kath's strange story became stranger. In 1991, as we just said, he arrives in Chicago. He marries an American. He's using his Oskay identity. He's granted a green card. Makes you feel safe, doesn't it? U.S. Immigration officials.

1:06:48 Apparently, completely unaware, he's a convicted murderer, a known terrorist, and a prison escapee. But hey, welcome to America. So from Chicago, he's sent on U.S. intelligence missions by the CIA to the newly created republics that we just mentioned, all the stands, of the former Soviet Union. He initiates acts of terrorism in those governments.

1:07:19 to include an armed insurrection to topple the government of Hadar Alevev in Azerbaijan. Kath also makes several trips to Chinese province of Xinjiang. It's X-I-N-J-I-A-N-G. Sorry, I'm not a linguist. Where he helped the Uyghurs, who are a Turkish-speaking Muslim.

1:07:49 entity living in northwest china mount insurrection attacks that killed 162 people have you ever heard that the uyghurs were participating under turkish direction and with the cia mounting insurrectionary attacks because i haven't kath was issued a u.s passport under the name of michael

1:08:22 Nicholson, N-I-C-H-O-L-S-A-N. So this guy's got a lot of passports for being a killer. Cass' funeral, an event that attracted over 5,000 gray wolves, which are Gladio operators in Turkey. His wife says, quote, my husband worked for the state. 22 days after the coup on September 12th, 1980.

1:08:53 The military leaders sent him abroad for training. Then the state helped him escape from the Swiss prison, unquote. His coffin had the Turkish flag on it as if he was a warrior for Turkey. And everyone was chanting Allah is great as they lowered him into the grave. Cath acts of political strategy of tension.

1:09:20 among the Uyghurs were designed to further the CIA's goal of transforming the Chinese province that they occupied, that's Xinjiang, into a new Islamic Republic, which the agency had already named East Turkestan. Did y'all know that? So the CIA is the ones that are instigating trouble on behalf of the...

1:09:53 Uyghurs and militarizing the Uyghurs against China. I wonder why we've not been told that. Since Zhejiang remained the primary source of oil and natural gas for mainland China. Huh. So they want to destabilize China by mobilizing the Uyghur China so they can steal all the natural resources.

1:10:26 about over and over. I mean, that's what they did in Brazil. You remember reading about the Brazil where they had all of these independent companies, they stage a coup in Brazil and within 12 to 24 months, U.S.

1:10:51 corporate international syndicates has swooped in bought up all of the um companies there taken them over and at the end of the day there may have been six um independent multinational companies left under brazilian ownership after the cia intel sponsored coup there and where

1:11:18 They don't have natural resources. They use the land like in Chile to grow poppy to funnel their black money laundering operations. So I think it's incredible that we don't know that the CIA had been backing the Uyghurs to attack China so they could steal their resources. And it says the Tarim Basin in the southern half of this province.

1:11:49 has as much crude oil as Saudi Arabia. That's just crazy. The new country was officially formed in Washington, D.C. on September 14, 2004. And evidently they had a ceremony there. Anwar Yousaf Torani was identified as the prime minister of this officially recognized country that basically doesn't exist and spoke.

1:12:19 to the new country of the need for economic assistance and international recognition and blah, blah, blah, you know, another satellite state of the United States. And following the speech, he went back to his house in Fairfax, Virginia, as the newly designated prime minister of the Uyghurs. The U.S. military-industrial complex struggled for world control, now centered...

1:12:49 this region in China and the stands, in particular Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. And there is a quote in here by Brzezinski, who we know has been a focal point at the CFR for decades, had the ear of the Uniparty, both Democrat and Republican. Quote,

1:13:16 The world's energy consumption is bound to vastly increase over the next two to three decades. Estimates by the U.S. Department of Energy anticipate the world demand will rise by more than 50 percent between 1993 and 2015, with the most significant increase in consumption occurring in the Far East. The momentum of Asia's economic development is already massively generating massive

1:13:41 pressures for the exploration and exploitation of new sources of energy in the Central Asian region and the Caspian Sea Basin are known to contain reserves of natural gas oil that dwarf those of Kuwait, the Gulf of Mexico, or the North Sea. It's all about money. The International Syndicate will do anything to capture resources. So the people of those places

1:14:13 And this is what drives me nuts. So you have this army of people that supposedly want all of this equity, while the people paying this army that supposedly wants all this equity are stealing all the resources and starving the people in these countries and pitting them against each other to kill each other, including the mythical East Turkestan.

1:14:47 The people in these provinces, they primarily speak the Turkish language and observe the Turkish culture and share the Turkish version of Islam. So if they can create, and we talked about this a little bit earlier, if they can create a pan-Turkish movement to go with their pan-German movement, pan-Europe, sorry. So that's what this is all about.

1:15:19 They have at some point in the past decided that Germany is going to lead the pan-Europe creation. We learned that in the Madrid circular in the third way. Turkey was invited into NATO, Germany, to create the pan-Turkish and deliver the...

1:15:51 muslim world to the one world government because we all know turkish led the caliphate for a good number of years and america is supposed to deliver the americans um you know north and south america and together now that we've got the u.s in control of this and we've got turkey in charge of the islamic population and we've got german in charge of this

1:16:21 And in their view, Africa is a vassal state of Europe already. So they've got that covered. And you now can see they have the whole world controlled to fall into their new world order. And ultimately, Germany believes that they will lead that new world order. We discovered that in the third way as well. So Turkey is in NATO to deliver the Muslim.

1:16:53 into the new world order. That's the whole reason they're in NATO. I didn't put that together until reading this book because I've always scratched my head of why is Turkey in NATO? Turkey does not belong in NATO. They have nothing in common. And Turkey has kind of been a thorn in NATO side the entire time. And now you can see why they're there. They are there to deliver the Muslim.

1:17:23 entity into the hands of the new world order so given the history so this is um sybil edmonds who is the woman back at the when we were just talking about the major douglas dickerson sybil edmonds is the fbi whistleblower turkish translator these are her words

1:17:54 You've got to look at the big picture. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the superpowers began to fight over control of Central Asia, particularly the oil and gas wealth, as well as the strategic value of the region. Given the history and the distress of the West, the U.S. realized that it could not directly control these entities, my word, entities, and therefore they needed to use a proxy to gain control quickly and effectively. Turkey

1:18:21 was the perfect proxy, a NATO ally and a puppet regime. This started more than a decade-long illegal covert operation in Central Asia by a small group of U.S. intent on furthering the oil industry and the military-industrial complex using Turkish operatives, Saudi partners, and Pakistani allies. That's why, excuse me.

1:18:48 But that's why the BCCI Bank was created as well, is to finance all of this. Keep that in mind. And where was it created? In Pakistan. Furthering this objective is in the name of Islam. This is why I have been saying repeatedly that these illegal covert operations by the Turks and certain U.S. persons date back to 1996 and involves terrorist activities, narcotics.

1:19:16 weapon smuggling and money laundering converging around the same operations and involving the same actors. And I want to emphasize that this is illegal because most, if not all of the funding for these operations is not congressionally approved funding, but it comes from illegal activities. It comes from Operation Gladio. And see, that's why having all of this information now, if we were to go back in time and read this, now that we know Operation Gladio,

1:19:45 There's no way when you say terrorist activities, narcotics, weapon smuggling, and money laundering, all in the same sentence, that the first words out of your mouth is Operation Gladio. Every single time. And we all know that now. So, the pan-Turkish movement was unleashed by a guy by the name of Colonel Al Sparian Turks. He was a Gladio commander in Turkey.

1:20:16 He believes in Turkish racial superiority. They all have that in common. I'd like to put the racial superiority of the pan-European element and the racial superiority of the Turkish element in a cage fight. So the Gray Wolves, which was the youth military unit, which was not necessarily youth, it was all of them, formed by this Colonel Turks.

1:20:47 was named after the legendary wolves that led the scattered Turkish tribes out of Asia to their homeland in Anatolia. So thanks to Gladio, excuse me, the CIA had controlled Turkish affairs for decades. In the 90s, hundreds of the Uyghurs were transported to Afghanistan by the CIA for training in guerrilla warfare by the Mujahideen. That's just crazy to me.

1:21:20 Then they returned to the Zhejiang province. They formed the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and came under Kath's expert direction. Graham Fuller, who was a CIA super spy, offered this explanation. Quote, the policy of guiding the evolution of Islam and of helping them, Muslims.

1:21:47 against our adversaries worked marvelously well in Afghanistan against the Red Army. The same doctrines can be used to destabilize what remains of Russia power and especially to counter the Chinese influence in Central Asia. So just in theory, let me finish this and then I'm going to ask you a question. This policy of destabilization was devised by Bern...

1:22:14 Bernard Lewis, an Oxford University specialist in Islamic studies. He called for the creation of an arc of crisis, we call it strategy of tension, around the southern borders of the Soviet Union by empowering Muslim radicals to rebel against the communist overlords. So now you understand the Chechnyan rebels. You understand Yugoslavia.

1:22:43 It just, the whole thing is to destabilize. So if you consider, and I'm not going to argue the good or bad of communism, but if you consider that all around the borders of a particular country, you have a group of countries destabilizing your country.

1:23:18 We focus only on Ukraine, but destabilization efforts happened in Georgia, Azerbaijan, all of the stands around the country of Russia. We now know, if you go and look at the border of China, we were in Korea, we were in Vietnam, we were in, the Brits are in India. You've got Pakistan.

1:23:51 this made up country of Turkestan, all around the borders and our relationship with Taiwan, which has never been disputed. It belongs to China. The dispute is that one of the people that was the ruling parties that was forced out by Mao and then obviously follow on to the current communist leader.

1:24:20 One of the parties that was forced out went and took up and established the government in exile on the island of Taiwan. So what is disputed is not whether or not it belongs to China, because it does. It has always been. It's the recognition of that disputed non-communist entity. And from what I understand, it was bad.

1:24:49 And the three elements of that old government dispersed. One took up residency in Hong Kong. One took up residency in Taiwan and basically said, we're the government in exile. So that's just for your information. So the car crash that happened and killed Kath.

1:25:20 had set back plans for the strategy of tension in the pan-Turkish movement. The killing of the Kurds was a key factor in accomplishing this objective. The Kurds were a major stumbling block for the unification of Central Asia. They were not Turkish, but Iranians. They had a different culture from the Turkish people. They spoke a different language, and they practiced a different form of Islam.

1:25:52 The Kurds had oil rich territory and the author says their leaders were Marxist, but they were not. And it says they were violent. Well, they're trying to be killed. I'd be violent too. This is just ridiculous. Clashes between the PKK and the Turkish government resulted in the death of 37,000 people. The problem with these different and difficult people had to be settled before the strategy of tension could be.

1:26:24 And delivered a pan-Turkish Muslim entity. So basically, they're out to annihilate the Kurds because they don't fit into their paradigm. So in the weeks before Cass' car wreck that killed him, 91 leading Kurdish businessmen were murdered. Including, okay, now this is hilarious. Y'all remember I told you that I had been asked while I was deployed in 1991.

1:26:58 to, let me go back and look at this date, to go on a gambling tour with one of the leaders of the Kurds in Northern Iraq. His name was Omar. So now I'm reading this and Omar Topol was the king of the gambling joints and he was one of the ones murdered.

1:27:26 That's the guy that asked me to go to Bora Bora. I mean, he named like all of these different casinos that he had a financial interest in and asked me to go with him to these places. And then I just reread this yesterday for this podcast. And I'm like, oh, holy crap. That guy's name's Omar. That's the same name of the guy that asked me at that dinner to go on this gambling trip with him. This is just crazy.

1:27:55 So Cass' fingerprints were found on the rifle that was used to kill him. And he was murdered on July 28, 1996. So that was like five years. Oh gosh, that's almost five years to the day. Oh, yuck. Cass' death was unfortunate for these plotters.

1:28:22 Mark Grossman, the leading U.S. official in Turkey, had served as the nexus for the United Turkish or Turkey criminal and law enforcement elements. But Kath's replacement was going to be Fethullah Gulen. And this gets very interesting because Gulen formed an organization that.

1:28:53 seeks in his own words to create a new islamic world order so he's all in on the pan um turkey islamic new world order and he uses those words new islamic world order and if you think for one second that this new islamic world order um is something that

1:29:22 They've created on their own and it's completely independent and it's the Islamic jihad that we've all been taught is trying to kill us all, the infidels. You're wrong. Because guess what happened and where, I'm going to give you the bottom line up front. Gulan lives right here in the United States.

1:29:54 Another made up garbage. And if you read the description of his big 10 million strong movement, it reads almost just like Opus Dei that we read about last time. You have this group of people. They have to give percentages of their income to the movement.

1:30:26 And he goes around and sets up educational facilities in over 130 countries of which they are here in the United States. And they demand adherence to a new Islamic world order with Turkey in charge.

1:31:00 Basically, in 1979, he issued this statement. Muslims should become bombs and explode, tear to pieces the heads of the infidel, even if it's America opposing them. And he's living in America. During the 1980s, Gulen served, worked with the Gray Wolves and the CIA against the PKA.

1:31:31 Other communist groups, but the PKK is not communist. The primary contact with the agency was a guy by the name of Morton. Interesting last name, who later became the U.S. ambassador to Turkey. And again, keep in mind, Turkey is the part of the Golden Triangle in the drug trade. This Morton Abramovich served in Taiwan. What did we just say?

1:32:02 Thailand, which we know orchestrated the drug flow out of Vietnam. Turkey. He also went on to work at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Can't make this shit up. He also worked at the International Crisis Group. Strategy of Tension International Crisis Group. Strategy of Tension International Crisis Group. It's just unbelievable.

1:32:35 In 1990, Gulen had emerged as a key CIA asset. He had created 350 mosques and madrasas throughout Turkey and Central Asia, paid for with the black money from the CIA. So basically, the CIA is setting up a terror network to create radicals.

1:33:07 He's considered the imam to millions of followers and basically had labeled this new kind of Islamic version of Gladio, Gladio 2. Throughout the 1990s, CIA sought to soften Gulen's image because they want to use him. The Muslim preacher was presented not as a militant Islamist, which is what he is.

1:33:35 But a humanitarian devoted to the Islam ideal of altruistic service for the common good. There were lots of articles and photo ops arranged. So basically propaganda campaign began so they could use him in their jihad against the rest of us.

1:33:59 They had meetings. He had a private audience with Pope John Paul II as part of this whole image reshaping. So in 1998, Gulen fled to the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania in order to avoid persecution on charges that he was attempting to undermine Turkey's secular government, which happened anyway. The strongest and most effective Islamic fundamentalist in Turkey.

1:34:34 A person who camouflages his methods with a democratic or moderate image. Dang, that sounds like Democrats, don't it? Other than the fact that they're just fundamental radicals, not necessarily Islamists. Gulen had established a network of schools as a front for a sinister plan. Quote, Mr. Gulen was planning to use the young people who he brainwashed at his own schools to set up an Islamic state. That was the indictment.

1:35:04 inside of Turkey. Gulen was implicated by Uzbekistan authorities in the attempted assassination of the president of Uzbekistan and the head of the Uzbek Communist Party. The same authorities uncovered that Gulen's CIA connections. 70 teachers he had sent into schools in Uzbekistan held U.S. diplomatic status.

1:35:32 and the red and green diplomatic passports and traveled under the auspices of a mysterious organization called the U.S. Friendship Bridge. All of Gulen's madrasas in Uzbekistan were closed and eight journalists who had graduated from his schools were found guilty of engaging in seditious activities. If only we could do that. After his arrival in Pennsylvania, because, you know, that's where we're going to hide out all these radicals is in the United States.

1:36:02 The FBI and Homeland Security officials made several attempts to deport him. But in 2008, a federal court ruled that Gulan was a person of extraordinary ability. This is a quote. Extraordinary ability in the field of education who merited permanent residency status in the U.S. He didn't have a high school education. He spoke no English.

1:36:31 and had never penned an article or a book on the subject of education. This government judge just authorized the implanting of Islamic radical jihadists in Pennsylvania under a lie. Otter still was the appearance of prominent U.S. officials in court testifying on his behalf to include CIA officials Graham Fuller,

1:37:10 and George Fidas, along with U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Morton Abramovich and Mark Grossman. At his mountain fortress in Saylorsburg, Gulan remains guarded by a small army of followers. The Pocono property contains a massive chalet, recreational center, dorms, helicopter pad, and a firing range. You know, almost like a jihadist training site.

1:37:45 or something um people who live in the area say there's security cameras throughout the entire 28 acres he lives on the third floor of the chalet he never appears in public and gunfire can be heard on the property at all hours there's low-flying helicopters that circle the area to um maintain the security of the institution um and the neighbors

1:38:17 say that there are definitely paramilitary activity happening. And supposedly the compound is under CIA protection because of course it is. Prominent U.S. officials have lavished praise on this whole operation. On September 25th, 2008, former President Bill Clinton greeted an audience of Gulan disciples.

1:38:47 At a third annual friendship dinner at the Turkish Cultural Center, one of Gulen's nonprofit organizations, by saying, quote, you're contributing to the promotion of the ideals of tolerance and interfaith dialogue inspired by Gulen and his transnational social movement, unquote, international syndicate. In private, Gulen has said that, quote,

1:39:17 In order to reach the ideal Muslim society, every method and path is acceptable, including lying to people, unquote, by all means necessary. So there's a whole quote in here. And I know Julie has put the link to this book about what his plan is to create the new Islamic world order. And he is very, very specific.

1:39:51 And it definitely needs to be read because he outlines exactly what he's going to do. He also is quoted as saying, now it is a painful spring that we live in. A nation is being born again. A nation of millions is being born. One that will live for long centuries, God willing. It is being born with its own culture, its own civilization. If giving birth to one person is painful, the birth,

1:40:21 of millions cannot be pain free. Naturally, we will suffer pain. It won't be easy for a nation that has accepted atheism, has accepted materialism, a nation accustomed to running away from itself, to come back riding on its horse. It will be, it will not be easy, but it will be worth all of our suffering and sacrifices. And boy, do they plan to sacrifice people. So

1:40:50 A lot of people refer to, like this guy Ariel Cohen at the Heritage Foundation refers to this as a cult. And I definitely would have to agree with that. So Gulen, with the aid of the CIA advisors, had helped create what is called the Justice and Democratic Party in Turkey, which now controls the Turkish government. So it's interesting that Erdogan...

1:41:19 Was part of the whole Gulan network. But they have a falling out. And that's why Gulan ends up living in the United States. Because Erdogan. So Gulan wanted Erdogan to support a Gaza blockade. Basically against Israel. But Erdogan wouldn't.

1:41:52 So Gulen basically turns against Erdogan and Erdogan issues a request for Gulen's extradition from the United States on the grounds that the controversial preacher was using his influence to undermine Turkish police, which he absolutely was doing. Not that Erdogan's a good guy, but interestingly enough, the U.S. refused extradition, kind of just like they did with the guy that was in charge of.

1:42:21 the Vatican Bank. Remember, he's living in Arizona. I mean, he's dead now, but he was living in Arizona and the U.S. would not extradite him. National security. So when Gulan became the target of Erdogan, all of a sudden he's in Pennsylvania and he can't be extradited because of national security.

1:42:51 I'm just dumbfounded by all of this. The Gulen schools have been established throughout the world to expand Islamization of Turkish nationality and the Turkification of Islam in order to bring about a universal caliphate ruled by Islamic law slash Turkey. Educated elite who will advance the Turkish and Islamic interests. That's what they're trying to create.

1:43:20 And by doing this, they're basically talking about indoctrination, which of course is Marxist in its nature, which is hilarious because the whole reason they supposedly don't like the Kurds is because they're Marxist while they're being Marxist. This educational system mandates that teachers and administrators of the Gulan school indoctrinate students into the tenets of militant Islam. The schools throughout Central Asia contain.

1:43:52 CIA operatives as English speakers to teach people how to speak English. These madrasas, and if they're going to stay in Turkey, why do they need to speak English? These madrasas provide the agency with an even better cover because several countries, including Russia and Uzbekistan, have outlawed these Gulen schools.

1:44:17 and the communities associated with them within their borders, realizing that they are serving to advance a CIA master plan. Even the Netherlands, and that just blows my mind, because they're very, very liberal, that embrace pluralism and tolerance, has opted to cut funding for all Gulen schools, recognizing they are a threat to social order. Over 140 Gulen-inspired

1:44:47 have been established in the United States. They're staffed with Turkish administrators, Turkish educators, who come to the U.S. with H-1B visas, which are supposedly reserved for highly skilled foreign workers that we need in the U.S. workforce. We don't need Islamicists, and they are not highly skilled, unless you're referring to their work for the CIA. Then maybe they are.

1:45:19 They are taught that the Ottoman Empire was the golden age of global civilization and that the Armenian Holocaust never occurred, you know, because we can pay congressmen to make sure that never gets officially recognized. And at the end of each year, the top part of the classes in all of these schools are sent to Turkey.

1:45:47 to compete for prizes, sing Turkish songs, you know, for the immersion part of the program. And they promote Turkish language as the new international language as opposed to English. The charter schools, which are fully funded by U.S. taxpayers, will be groomed to play a part in the advance of the master plan called Gladio II. That's...

1:46:20 The funding of the Gulan movement and Gladio 2 continued to flow from the heroin trade. And it kind of rehashes the whole network and how it was set up. And that it falls under the, there was meetings at the NATO headquarters. With the drug trade booming, new means for smuggling the dope into the U.S. had to happen.

1:46:50 They talk briefly about Turkish mules flying into New York airports, one of which was arrested during a drug bust. And his name is Yazar Oz. Oz managed to escape the custody of the FBI agents, because of course he did. Silly boy. And made his way to the JFK airport for a first class flight to Turkey.

1:47:18 Asked why Oz hadn't been arrested before boarding the plane, the U.S. State Department said that the drug smuggler possessed diplomatic immunity under NATO. NATO cargo planes supposedly are transporting heroin from Turkey to Brussels, which is put on a U.S. military plane and flown into Andrews Air Force Base, which I just, I have a hard time wrapping my head around that.

1:47:46 And then it's distributed to Chicago and New Jersey and all places unknown. So heroin, by the turn of the 21st century, had become the world's most valuable resource. Not water, not oil, heroin. It had become a hundred, basically trillions of dollars of business. Without the white powder, there could be no black ops, no means of maintaining or obtaining control of Eurasia.

1:48:20 Eurasia or molding the global economy and political activities to your will. On January 2000, Mullah Omar and other leaders of the Taliban announced, and I put this out because this is just dumbfounding to me, announced their plans to ban poppy production. Note the date, January 2000. The Taliban, you know how bad they are. They decided.

1:48:50 that they're going to cut off the world supply that they control of heroin because they're really bad. And this sent shockwaves through the intel community. From 1976 to 2000, the Afghan poppy harvest had grown tenfold from 250 tons to 2,000 tons during all of the war happening.

1:49:22 And then in the 80s, it went from 2,000 to 4,600 tons during the Civil War of the 1990s. The country's economy had transformed. We were told it was like this, you know, backwards little sand pit. But it had all kinds of livestock.

1:49:46 herding. It grew orchids for the world. It had 62 varieties of field crops that it exported all across the world. And during the war, from the 1976 to the current time, quite frankly, just before Trump, they became a monocrop company, opium.

1:50:19 Thanks to the Taliban prohibition, the opium harvest fell from 4,600 tons in 1999 in two years down to 81 tons. That's crazy. This situation had to be addressed by the military industrial complex and the CIA because this is how they're funding black ops. So you shut down.

1:50:50 And you shut down all of the strategy of tension. You shut down the forever wars. You shut down all of the money laundering for the black ops because it all starts with opium. And then guess what happens right after this devastating loss of revenue for the world Intel international syndicate. We go to war in Afghanistan.

1:51:23 We have 9-11, and all of a sudden, by 2013, we are back up and exceeding the prior poppy harvest because it rose to 5,500 tons. So from 2001, it went from 81 tons to 2013, 5,000.

1:51:56 500 tons higher than it ever was before. That's just crazy. And within a year, it went from 81 tons to 3,400 tons. They are sacrificing U.S. and other countries' service men and women for the production of poppy. That's what it boils down to. By 2014,

1:52:27 $500 billion to $1 trillion in proceeds from criminal activity and black ops were laundered through the world's leading banks, many of which lie within the United States. This incredibly complex system in the Bank of Boston, the Republic of National Bank of New York, Landmark Bank, Landmark First National Bank, the Great American Bank, People's Liberty.

1:52:56 Bank and Trust, how irony of that, of Kentucky, Riggs National Bank of Washington, Citibank, American Express International of Beverly Hills, Manufacturers Bank, Chase, Manhattan, Chemical Bank, and Irvin Trust have admitted not reporting transfers of substantial amounts of money to the U.S. government as required by the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970. The Bank of America has been fined.

1:53:26 in one settlement for almost $5 million for refusing, excuse me, to document transfers of more than $12 billion. So an irony, of course, because we know from what we talked about before, Innslaw was the group that created Promise Software. Promise Software stopped all of this.

1:53:56 If the DOJ would have mandated the use of Promise software inside the United States instead of stealing the software and giving it to Mossad and the CIA, had the DOJ paid for the software and used it, all of this money laundering would have stopped that day. So the Promise software was designed by a company called Inslaw. The DOJ stole it.

1:54:21 gave it to the CIA in Mossad, who created backdoors to it so they could hide their money laundering, but could see everybody else's so they could use it for blackmail. We also know that Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell's dad, was the sales rep for Mossad to sell Promise software all over the world. Every country that bought Promise software was under...

1:54:51 Their control, if you will, because they could use it to blackmail anybody actually doing money laundering inside that country. But they could also hide their money laundering. And that was done during the Reagan administration. And if you're reading along in Hidden Histories on Substack, you'll know that that was all done during the Reagan administration of the early 1980s. And you can see how it fits into this whole timeline of.

1:55:21 preparing for this explosion in the poppy manufacturing, the explosion in the financing of this Black World money laundering opportunity. It was fortuitous that the company created it, and it was not fortuitous that it was in fact stolen by our own Department of Justice. So the U.S. Congress, I mean, they're just...

1:55:51 totally lame in all of this they pass a law called money laundering control act of 1986 which is hilarious because that's at the same time the doj is stealing the software to negate the act come on people the bank continued the banks continued to launder and control the dirty money circulated throughout the country and it has grown exponentially and

1:56:19 As one bank fails, whether it was the BCI, BCCI, or the Ambrosiano Bank, or the Castle Bank, another one just pops up. These funds represent the only liquid investment capital. So it was noted that during the financial collapse of 2000 that the guy Antonio Costa, head of the UN Office on Drug and Organized Crime,

1:56:51 argued that the US was saved by these banks laundering the money because the only liquid assets they had in them was the cash that they were laundering for Operation Gladio. Crazy. So we have one more session. We're going to go through chapter 23 and the epilogue of this book. And I'm going to look through the comments real quick and see if...

1:57:22 I have collective stress management exercise for decades. Right. We all have to have our outlets because this gets overwhelming if you don't. Let's see. Anything else? Give me. Yeah. So we're going to put the links to several different things in the comments area. One world government, new world order. You're absolutely right, Jet. That's exactly what's going on.

1:57:59 So, yes, you're right, Bridget. That's exactly why they don't have German. They all know. And that's what cracks me up about all of this is the whole issue of, you know, Trump or being bad. Every single thing that he called out, we are now learning in this Poland speech. He talked about a network of terror.

1:58:22 Hey, that's Gladio. Um, how bad NATO is. Hey, that's Gladio. Um, I'm just shocked at how relevant, um, all of this stuff is. So now I want to talk to you about something I was in conversation with, um, uh, in private messaging with someone that I oftentimes, um, confer with. And, um,

1:58:51 He had sent me a video to watch and wanted my opinion on it. And I started watching the video. And because now I have a completely different filter. He started talking, the person on the video. And after I watch it so that I'll know what parts is good so I can make some educated comments on it, I will post it.

1:59:16 Because I don't like posting things I don't personally watch and then saying, you know, hey, this is a great video when in fact there's some elements of it that's not necessarily true. So I will go through it. And if any commentary from me is needed in light of what we're all finding out, because again, if you read this stuff, you don't have to believe me. You can do your own research. The CIA did not create Gladio. General Galen did.

1:59:45 There's just tons of documentation that says that. So I do want to put those clarifications on there. But one of the first things, and I don't know why this had not dawned on me before, because in my sub stack, I wrote an article on a facet of this months ago. We know that while General Galen was in charge of the werewolf units.

2:00:17 That he created them throughout Axis territory. Well, current day Ukraine was part, especially the Western part, was part of Axis controlled territory. We know that today there are Nazis.

2:00:59 units in that area. Those are Gladio stay behind units that was created by General Galen. So Azov, right sector, right sector is the one that I investigated. Those are part of Operation Gladio. Those were set up, funded, equipped.

2:01:31 originally by General Galen. Let that sink in. Operation Gladio and those stay behind create tension. And you can, if you go in, there's another book that I'm almost done with that goes country by country of NATO and describes how they create coups.

2:02:06 And you would be surprised at how often they use the exact same tactic. Oh, hey, let's go to a city square. Let's create a circumstance where we can get everybody outraged and create the city square. We're going to put snipers, gladios, up on the buildings and we're going to kill people. They've used that tactic, which is what they used in 2014 in Ukraine. So we're going to create the tension.

2:02:35 We're going to use that tension to create the coup. If you ever elect anybody that is not a Western affiliated person, how dare you do that? We will get rid of him and we will kill as many of you as necessary to get rid of the person you elected. And we'll do it in any way that we can. But there's some telltale characteristics of them. And in this other book that I've been reading.

2:03:05 That is one of them. They create a controversial thing where everybody's going to get out and riot, whether it's labor or whatever, because they control all the labor organizations. We're going to create that tension. We're going to get you all in a city square and then we're going to kill you. And the outrage generated by that, because we're going to blame the government for doing it, because that government that you just elected is not Western affiliated.

2:03:34 So bad on you people. You deserve to die because you elected the wrong guy. And then they claim that they've never interfered in an election. Are you kidding me? So they install their Western affiliated puppet government. And that's exactly what happened in Ukraine in 2014. And then that Western puppet government looks the other way while they activate all these Gladio units throughout Ukraine who kill ethnic Russians.

2:04:05 In the Donbass region. And why would they do that? The reason they do that is because all of the industrial basis, the real heavy hitter resource, military industrial complex entities are in the eastern part of Ukraine next to Russia because they used to be used by the Soviet Union out of Moscow. So they just so happened to create them all in that area because that's where the steel is. That's where the ore is. That's where the aluminum is. And those resource.

2:04:34 rich environment is what the West is after. They want them. They want to control the resources. And so they created the coup. They get these right sector, Azov, Nazi controlled Gladio units, and they start killing people over there. Strategy of tension. Hey, we're going to penalize you because you voted for the wrong guy. We're going to take all your shit. Get out of here. And if you don't, we'll burn you alive. And then they have the audacity to tell us that Russia's bad.

2:05:04 That just blows my mind. But that was a new epiphany that I had last night. The more we learn, the more we can put pieces together. So I'm going to leave you with that. Tomorrow, we're going to do our last segment tomorrow evening. And I'm really looking forward to that because then we're going to move on.

2:05:31 And I hope you, we're going to have a dialogue first. I'm trying to figure out, maybe we'll do it in a Zoom meeting because I want some feedback on this session, this podcast series and or the written sub stack series and what you guys think are the best formats. So as we go forward, if we want to do both of them, we can.

2:05:58 If there's one that's predominantly better, I know a lot of people are not on Twitter. They have the spaces there. I really like that format because y'all can all talk. And I think part of the feedback, because y'all are so smart. I have learned so much from you guys that I really would like to have that interaction in it, not just be in a chat. So what did I do with my glasses?

2:06:27 I'm getting so excited. I'm throwing things. Um, anyway, so what else do we got? Um, anybody have any other questions, um, that we want to, that we need to go through, um, based on what we've learned today? Um, I do want to go and do, that's a whole nother research project, find out where those Gulan schools are. Um, and I'll

2:06:57 See if I can't get some more information on that, because that's just a scary thing that they have created these schools under the auspices of charter schools, which means they're fully funded by the U.S. taxpayer. And that needs to stop. So anyway. All right. I'm going to sign off. I will post in on the Rumble some of the links. And I know Julie's going to help me with that. So.

2:07:27 Have a nice weekend. I will see you tomorrow afternoon or evening.

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Reinhard Gehlen founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:08

“that the CIA created Operation Gladio. They did not. They renamed it to Operation Gladio. It was originally called Werewolf Units, created in 1942 by General Reinhardt Galen. And that's going to be im…”

CIA renamed_to Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:08

Allen Dulles succeeded Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 1:37

“change directions, I can't say that it ever actually ended, World War II that is, that Allen Dulles took over the operation and from Galen, Galen had already set it up throughout the occupied territor…”

NATO operated_in Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:05

“It's been under the NATO umbrella as well as the CIA. A lot of emphasis on the CIA in this book. It definitely was administered out of NATO. There's definitely a lot of military that was very aware of…”

Vatican member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:05

CIA funded Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 11:50

“to a point of total collapse of the Soviet Union. The CIA continued to infuse money into the holy war with munitions money until the war in Afghanistan became the agency's most expensive covert missio…”

CIA supplied_arms_to Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 12:19

“Black market money, that had nothing to do with what was appropriated for the mission in the CIA's budget. The annual payments to Muslim guerrillas reached $1 billion by 1988 in that three-year period…”

CIA funded Mubarak Ghulani book_quoted ▶ 16:00

“was in Brooklyn. And he convinced members of that mosque to go to guerrilla training camps in Pakistan with an offer of thousands in cash and a promise of the 70 virgins in heaven if you die. All of t…”

Mubarak Ghulani recruited Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 16:00

Mubarak Ghulani trained Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 16:37

“See what's going on here? So realizing that it was financially advantageous to change these or to train these recruits on American soil, Sheik Ghlani, with the help of the CIA, set up paramilitary tra…”

Abdullah Aziz founded Al-Kifah Refugee Center book_quoted ▶ 17:46

“The Al-Qaeda cell. The CIA used Abdullah Azham, bin Laden's mentor, to set up a cell of Al-Qaeda within another mosque in Brooklyn. The cell known as Al-Kiaf Refugee Center, A-L-K-I-F-A-H.…”

Al-Kifah Refugee Center front_for Al Qaeda book_quoted ▶ 18:21

“acted as a front for the transference of funds, weapons, and recruits to Afghanistan. The CIA is working inside America to turn Americans into jihadists. Throughout the 1980s, this militant organizati…”

CIA funded Al-Kifah Refugee Center book_quoted ▶ 18:21

Dewey Claridge did_business_with Juan Mata Amador book_quoted ▶ 20:34

“and caused the CIA to forge new alliances. In 1980, the agency deployed Dewey Claridge, its top agent in Latin America, to establish ties with the Honduran drug lord Juan Mata Palastero, who operated …”

Setco trafficked Juan Mata Amador book_quoted ▶ 21:04

“narcotics to Gaines, north of the border, and to arms to the warehouse in exchange for the drugs. So we've got the drugs, arms situation going on. And that was part of the CIA operation that involved …”

CIA laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 25:18

“what they call their mob, the Babas, and the Sicilian Mafia. That whole operation over there is still going. We've now grown it to encompass South America. And you can see by the expanding of the prod…”

Vatican laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 27:19

“withholding testimony. Documents had been destroyed, both inside the Vatican, which was part of the money laundering operation, and throughout the Italian government, and the banks that were involved …”

Santi Vito member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 28:50

“And in July of 1990, Cassone obtained permission from the prime minister, Andrea Lottie, who was involved in the whole thing, to access the archives of their military intelligence branch. And that's w…”

Bettino Craxi member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 28:50

Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack Kuwait documented ▶ 29:49

“He's now realizing that his life's in danger. Quote, I was the only one who knew something about Operation Gladio. This could have been unfortunate for me. So August 2nd, 1990, and we've drawn attenti…”

April Glaspie ordered_assassination_of Saddam Hussein host_asserted ▶ 30:21

“Now, I'm going to draw an analogy to what's going on right now. As Operation Gladio is being exposed throughout the continent of Europe, the U.S. ambassador, April Gillespie, basically gives Saddam Hu…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 38:38

“Shortly after this, and then shortly after that, several of the prime ministers were going, no, no, we don't know anything about that. And he got on national television and goes, what the hell are you…”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 40:05

“created a different strategy and continued to fight. And that's going to be important at the end. The covert operations captured headlines for weeks in Western Europe, in parliaments, academics, journ…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Italy host_asserted ▶ 40:53

“Obviously, that was done so that if Operation Gladio comes out, you can go, oh, no, I didn't get I wasn't involved in that. Well, you just called it a different name. But the most alarming findings fo…”

Stansfield Turner headed CIA documented ▶ 42:43

“Admiral Stansford Turner, director of the CIA from 77 to 81, adamantly refused to answer the question about Gladio. And during a television interview in Italy in December of 1990. Now, keep in mind, w…”

European Parliament exposed Operation Gladio documented ▶ 43:37

“It says it all. On November 22nd, the European Parliament, elected parliamentary institution of the European Union, passes a resolution condemning Gladio. But this is, and I'm not going to go through,…”

Malcolm Byrne member_of National Security Archive documented ▶ 46:12

“Sweep it under the rug. In April, on April 15th, 1991, Malcolm Byrne, who at the time was the National Security, he was the Deputy Director of National Security Archive Institute at George Washington …”

Malcolm Byrne proposed Operation Gladio documented ▶ 46:12

Katharine Graham member_of The Washington Post documented ▶ 46:33

“Of course, they come back and they tell them, we can't tell you anything because it'll jeopardize national security. First of all, they told them, of course, that there's nothing there. Then they tell…”

Bettino Craxi member_of P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted ▶ 49:04

“But 2002, an appeals court told that the former prime minister was guilty of complicity in the murder and sentenced him to 24 year prison. Hearing the verdict, the present prime minister called it an …”

Vatican laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 49:36

“the directions for Operation Gladio activity. The Vatican too expressed its contempt for the court's decision because they were the money laundering entity for the operations. And one cardinal went so…”

United States financed_via Chechen Rebels book_quoted ▶ 51:14

“planned, financed, and helped execute every major terrorist incident by Chechen rebels and the Mujahideen against Russia. Between 1996 and 2002, we, the United States, planned, financed, and helped ex…”

United States financed_via Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 51:14

Abdullah Çatlı attempted_assassination_of Pope John Paul II host_asserted ▶ 52:23

“On October 3rd, 1996, in a small town in northwest Turkey, a guy by the name Abdullah Kath, which we've talked about, was a Gladio contract killer involved in the attempt to assassinate Pope John Paul…”

Mark Grossman member_of United States documented ▶ 54:32

“in the highest offices of the country and was just startling to them. And they already knew that he was responsible for terrorism inside of Turkey. And the fact that he's being driven around by these …”

Abdullah Çatlı member_of Grey Wolves host_asserted ▶ 55:05

“was U.S. ambassador to Turkey, who allegedly was assisting Kath with the activities within Turkey, was mysteriously removed from his post as ambassador, despite the fact that he had almost two years l…”

Mark Grossman recruited Abdullah Çatlı host_asserted ▶ 55:05

Douglas Dickerson member_of U.S. Air Force host_asserted ▶ 55:34

“leading Turkish Babas, their mafia, and intel officials. Grossman had been served a secret warrant by the Sirselek Commission, which sought his testimony, and immediately the U.S. pulls him back. Othe…”

Brent Scowcroft headed American Turkish Council host_asserted ▶ 58:27

“to be in theater and be able to take advantage of that was pretty cool. So I also want, I did a little digging on this particular part. Cause I thought that part was interesting. The, there is an enti…”

Dennis Hastert did_business_with American Turkish Council host_asserted ▶ 58:58

“And there was a controversy with Dennis Hassert, who these people at the American Turkish Council referred to as Denny Boy. Because Denny Boy had drafted a resolution that was basically going to say T…”

Turkey carried_out_attack Workers' Party host_asserted ▶ 1:02:14

“The Turkish government was working with organized crime and the tightened by the Turkish National Security Council decision to marshal all of the country's resources to combat the Kurdish Workers Part…”

Abdullah Çatlı member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:04:41

“So anyway, they launched a series of attacks against the PKK and tried to decapitate all of their leaders. To assist in the assassination, some of these Turkish gladios that were working for Abdullah …”

Abdullah Çatlı carried_out_attack Workers' Party host_asserted ▶ 1:04:41

CIA targeted_for_regime_change China host_asserted ▶ 1:09:20

“among the Uyghurs were designed to further the CIA's goal of transforming the Chinese province that they occupied, that's Xinjiang, into a new Islamic Republic, which the agency had already named East…”

Anwar Yusuf Torani appointed Turkestan host_asserted ▶ 1:11:49

“has as much crude oil as Saudi Arabia. That's just crazy. The new country was officially formed in Washington, D.C. on September 14, 2004. And evidently they had a ceremony there. Anwar Yousaf Torani …”

Turkey member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:15:19

“They have at some point in the past decided that Germany is going to lead the pan-Europe creation. We learned that in the Madrid circular in the third way. Turkey was invited into NATO, Germany, to cr…”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:19:16

“weapon smuggling and money laundering converging around the same operations and involving the same actors. And I want to emphasize that this is illegal because most, if not all of the funding for thes…”

Colonel Al Sparian Turks member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:19:45

“There's no way when you say terrorist activities, narcotics, weapon smuggling, and money laundering, all in the same sentence, that the first words out of your mouth is Operation Gladio. Every single …”

Colonel Al Sparian Turks founded Grey Wolves host_asserted ▶ 1:20:16

“He believes in Turkish racial superiority. They all have that in common. I'd like to put the racial superiority of the pan-European element and the racial superiority of the Turkish element in a cage …”

CIA trained East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 1:20:47

“was named after the legendary wolves that led the scattered Turkish tribes out of Asia to their homeland in Anatolia. So thanks to Gladio, excuse me, the CIA had controlled Turkish affairs for decades…”

Bernard Lewis proposed Strategy of tension host_asserted ▶ 1:22:14

“Bernard Lewis, an Oxford University specialist in Islamic studies. He called for the creation of an arc of crisis, we call it strategy of tension, around the southern borders of the Soviet Union by em…”

Fethullah Gülen worked_with CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:31:00

“Basically, in 1979, he issued this statement. Muslims should become bombs and explode, tear to pieces the heads of the infidel, even if it's America opposing them. And he's living in America. During t…”

Fethullah Gülen worked_with Grey Wolves host_asserted ▶ 1:31:00

Morton Abramovich member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:31:31

“Other communist groups, but the PKK is not communist. The primary contact with the agency was a guy by the name of Morton. Interesting last name, who later became the U.S. ambassador to Turkey. And ag…”

Morton Abramovich worked_at Crypto International Group AB host_asserted ▶ 1:32:02

“Thailand, which we know orchestrated the drug flow out of Vietnam. Turkey. He also went on to work at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Can't make this shit up. He also worked at the International Cri…”

Morton Abramovich worked_at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace host_asserted ▶ 1:32:02

CIA funded Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:32:35

“In 1990, Gulen had emerged as a key CIA asset. He had created 350 mosques and madrasas throughout Turkey and Central Asia, paid for with the black money from the CIA. So basically, the CIA is setting …”

Fethullah Gülen founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:33:07

“He's considered the imam to millions of followers and basically had labeled this new kind of Islamic version of Gladio, Gladio 2. Throughout the 1990s, CIA sought to soften Gulen's image because they …”

Fethullah Gülen met_with Pope John Paul II host_asserted ▶ 1:33:59

“They had meetings. He had a private audience with Pope John Paul II as part of this whole image reshaping. So in 1998, Gulen fled to the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania in order to avoid persecution …”

Fethullah Gülen founded U.S. Friendship Bridge host_asserted ▶ 1:35:32

“and the red and green diplomatic passports and traveled under the auspices of a mysterious organization called the U.S. Friendship Bridge. All of Gulen's madrasas in Uzbekistan were closed and eight j…”

George Fidas testified_for Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:36:31

“and had never penned an article or a book on the subject of education. This government judge just authorized the implanting of Islamic radical jihadists in Pennsylvania under a lie. Otter still was th…”

Graham Fuller testified_for Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:36:31

Morton Abramovich testified_for Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:37:10

“and George Fidas, along with U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Morton Abramovich and Mark Grossman. At his mountain fortress in Saylorsburg, Gulan remains guarded by a small army of followers. The Pocono prop…”

Mark Grossman testified_for Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:37:10

Bill Clinton praised Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:38:47

“At a third annual friendship dinner at the Turkish Cultural Center, one of Gulen's nonprofit organizations, by saying, quote, you're contributing to the promotion of the ideals of tolerance and interf…”

Fethullah Gülen founded Democratic Party host_asserted ▶ 1:40:50

“A lot of people refer to, like this guy Ariel Cohen at the Heritage Foundation refers to this as a cult. And I definitely would have to agree with that. So Gulen, with the aid of the CIA advisors, had…”

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan member_of Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:41:19

“Was part of the whole Gulan network. But they have a falling out. And that's why Gulan ends up living in the United States. Because Erdogan. So Gulan wanted Erdogan to support a Gaza blockade. Basical…”

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan requested_extradition_of Fethullah Gülen host_asserted ▶ 1:41:52

“So Gulen basically turns against Erdogan and Erdogan issues a request for Gulen's extradition from the United States on the grounds that the controversial preacher was using his influence to undermine…”

U.S. Department of Justice traded_network_to Mossad host_asserted ▶ 1:53:56

“If the DOJ would have mandated the use of Promise software inside the United States instead of stealing the software and giving it to Mossad and the CIA, had the DOJ paid for the software and used it,…”

Robert Maxwell did_business_with Mossad host_asserted ▶ 1:54:21

“gave it to the CIA in Mossad, who created backdoors to it so they could hide their money laundering, but could see everybody else's so they could use it for blackmail. We also know that Robert Maxwell…”

Reinhard Gehlen founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:59:16

“Because I don't like posting things I don't personally watch and then saying, you know, hey, this is a great video when in fact there's some elements of it that's not necessarily true. So I will go th…”

Reinhard Gehlen founded Werwolf host_asserted ▶ 1:59:45

“There's just tons of documentation that says that. So I do want to put those clarifications on there. But one of the first things, and I don't know why this had not dawned on me before, because in my …”

Reinhard Gehlen funded Azov Battalion host_asserted ▶ 2:00:59

“units in that area. Those are Gladio stay behind units that was created by General Galen. So Azov, right sector, right sector is the one that I investigated. Those are part of Operation Gladio. Those …”

Reinhard Gehlen funded Right Sector host_asserted ▶ 2:00:59

NATO carried_out_attack Ukraine book_quoted ▶ 2:01:31

“originally by General Galen. Let that sink in. Operation Gladio and those stay behind create tension. And you can, if you go in, there's another book that I'm almost done with that goes country by cou…”

NATO attempted_coup_against Ukraine host_asserted ▶ 2:03:34

“So bad on you people. You deserve to die because you elected the wrong guy. And then they claim that they've never interfered in an election. Are you kidding me? So they install their Western affiliat…”

Right Sector carried_out_attack Donbass host_asserted ▶ 2:03:34

Azov Battalion carried_out_attack Donbass host_asserted ▶ 2:03:34