Operation Gladio -France Part 2

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0:00 Well, that was very interesting. I tried to get on here and I sent out the invites and it wouldn't let me unmute or do anything. It didn't have any of the headings at the front or at the top where you could send out a link. It had nothing. That's crazy. All right. So, Cousin It's here.

0:33 I invited you up to co-host. Hopefully Bridget will be along. Well, if y'all could send the link out to everyone that's on your feed, I'd appreciate it. This is going to be a blockbuster. I need to pull up my notes. Probably should have grabbed my glasses.

1:18 I had to come out to my motorhome. We got some stuff going on in the house so that we're not interrupted. You may hear my dog chewing on his bone. So just ignore the background noise. Anyway, so today we're going to talk about France, but kind of...

1:49 In a roundabout way, Algeria as well, which, as you know, was a French colony for many, many years. And as with others that we will demonstrate this correlation to, the Operation Gladio trained forces was kind of a win-win for these people.

2:20 Because it gave them the structure to put down anyone that posed a threat in a domestic sense, but it also gave them deployable forces with plausible deniability to do the same in their colonies. It also, as we all know, gave them a force to...

2:50 project capability from a military stance anywhere in the world, even if it wasn't in one of their colonies, like when they assassinated JFK. And you'll see the direct correlation here as we go through this scenario. So most of this data comes from a combination of books that I've read, Overthrown.

3:18 Operation Gladio by Paul Williams, Danielle Ganser's book. So I kind of just pulled pieces of all of those books together. So hopefully this makes sense. We're going to start with, we all know about the French President Charles de Gaulle.

3:52 He was not the French president when all of this started. And so you're going to kind of see, and hopefully you'll also understand that this same setup is what they use basically for the Iraq war. Because there's this apparatus in the form of NATO and this international syndicate that wants to be at perpetual war all the time.

4:22 And you're going to see, and I say this quite often, that we never came home from World War II. We went immediately to South Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan. And, you know, obviously we've been to Afghanistan twice. The Afghanistan the first time in a covert sense when they tricked Russia into coming in.

4:51 And then we go to the Iran-Iraq war, then our own Iraq war, then back into Afghanistan. So you just see this perpetual war machine this entire time. And hopefully this is going to make it make a little bit more sense. So we're going to start with the...

5:21 Algerian War for Independence in 1954, and it basically went on until 1962. It was primarily a guerrilla covert-type war, but there were actual battles during a particular period of time. So, I'm going to call this, because you...

5:52 There's different motivating factors between, you can't take it from me, because the French army was broken into factions. There were some parts of the French army that were dedicated to the preservation of France and did not push back on Algeria and French colonies being independent. But there was also a faction of the...

6:21 French army that believed France could not exist without their colonies and the wealth and resources that were available. They believed that's what fed into their elite lifestyles in the home country of France and that they wouldn't survive without their colonies. And so I want to clarify, and one of the authors called this a sinarchist faction.

6:51 And so for the purpose of this conversation, I'm going to use that term just to make clear that when we're talking about the loyalist of the French army and what one of the authors called a synarchist faction. So they basically represented what we have been, we've come to known as the Vichy.

7:19 that were in bed with Hitler and the fascist movement. And those are the people that primarily supported keeping all and willing to die for keeping all of the French colonies. And just so that as we go in, you understand, Algeria had...

7:45 And I want to point this out. There's a Time magazine cover that was in 1959. If you look at August 17th, that's an interesting date, 1959. The cover is a man from France, and it's talking about the discovery of oil in Algeria.

8:15 So now you know that the international syndicates all in on Algeria and that it that's the primary reason what they're fighting for, just so that you know that up front. And you have to understand that in order to understand what they're willing to go for to keep control of these resources, because it's awful. On one side.

8:46 of the fight in Algeria, you had an organization that went by the acronym FLN. It stood for Algerian National Liberation Front. So that group were made up of the indigenous people, primarily. And on the other hand, you had the fascist French elements of the army and

9:18 One of the oligarchs from France was Henry VII de Orleans, D apostrophe O-R-L-E-A-N-S. And he was part of the Vichy regime that was closely aligned with Germany during World War II. In May of 1942, when the...

9:46 French Vichy regime began to collapse internally, the Allied forces were landing in North Africa, which of course is where Algeria is. And there's a guy who in many places where you read about him, he was referred to as a beast man for whatever reasons. I never got a clear indication of why they call him that.

10:16 But his name was Jacques, J-A-C-Q-U-E-S, Soutal, S-O-U-S-T-E-L-L-E. He became the head of De Gaulle's newly created Secret Service Directorate, which, when you do your research into Operation Gladio, was directly part of Operation Gladio.

10:45 And that fell within a bigger organization called the General Direction of Special Services. And that was around the 1943 timeframe. And this is basically, you know, during the war. This was like recruiting the fox into the proverbial hen house. But to DeGaulle's credit, and it...

11:16 When I was reading back through all of this to compile these notes, you get the clear depiction that there are several things that DeGaulle does that will remind you of President Trump. Because I don't think it's coincidental that President Trump put several of the foxes in his hen house either. In order to illustrate to people.

11:45 Just who they are and the extent that they will go to to work their agenda, even if it's basically treasonous. So just keep that in mind. You're going to see some parallels here, which, quite frankly, is why I love doing this research. It provided him the opportunity to keep his eye on them. Sustell was one of those people.

12:16 He was controlled from outside the government, primarily by a financier by the name of Pierre Goulian de Benoville, B-E-N-O-U-V-I-L-L-E. He basically was financed, that financier was financed by another financier, and his name is Marcel de Salt.

12:47 And that's spelled M-A-R-C-E-L. His last name is D-A-S-S-A-L-U-T. A-U-L-T. Now, that guy is very interesting because that guy changes his name. He's another name changer. He was born B-L-O.

13:16 C-H is his real name. And he was the son of a Jewish physician, and he specialized in aeronautical engineering. He spent time in German concentration camps, and he converted later to Roman Catholicism.

13:42 And he is best known for the European first supersonic jet, as well as the French Mirages. And it's noted that he basically was the guy that sold his company, was the company that sold the French Mirages.

14:05 to Israel. And if you remember in another one of my threads, I made the point that Israel provided those aircraft to South Africa during apartheid when everybody else had them cut off. It was the French military industrial complex that was supplying all of the nuclear technology, the aircraft technology to Israel.

14:34 And they were passing it on as like a weapons dealer to South Africa. And their deal with South Africa from the nuclear standpoint was that in exchange, and I don't know what the monetary exchange was, but their agreement was they would supply the nuclear technology if South Africa would agree to test their nuclear made.

15:01 um weapons out off the coast of africa because they couldn't do it um and not be detected um anywhere near israel so that was kind of an arrangement that was made so just again you have the military industrial complex funding gladio and and this is true across the board um this international syndicate um in control um and

15:30 you know, the hell that they let loose on humanity as a result of that. So, also, it says that this Benno Bill was also part of the party making the nuclear bomb available to Israel from France. And he also cooperated with Alan Dulles, Nazi Swiss banker.

16:03 Frankos Gennard, G-E-N-O-U-D, and Hitler's economic minister and banker, Halmar Schlott, who at the time was in Switzerland. So this Beneville guy was brought into de Gaulle's camp as an associate of Soutel's.

16:34 in May of 1945, when Soutel became Minister of Information and later the Secretary General of the first De Gaulle party. Then in 1955, Beneville pulled Soutel out of De Gaulle's reach and Soutel had been nominated to go be the Governor General of Algeria. And this was in conjunction with another

17:07 fascist operative Franco Mitterrand, who we all know who he is. He also, Mitterrand, was part of the fascist Vichy regime. He also belonged to a Freemason organization called C-A-G-O-U-L-E.

17:35 And I didn't get a chance to do any research into that particular one. That was a new one that came up in an article that I was just reading to prepare for today's show. So we definitely need to highlight that one and look into that. Also, the interior minister, whose name was Pierre Mendez, M-E-N-D-E-S.

18:04 for France's government. In France, the Ministry of Interior is the office of the Grand Inquisitor, which means he controls the police state, like their national police. It was from this government function that Midran and Soutal became instrumental in launching the Algerian War, which coincided, coincidentally,

18:34 with the French military defeat of Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam in 1954. Now, this is very important to note because that exact same thing happens when we leave Vietnam. We didn't like go home and demobilize. No, no, no. We go immediately to another engagement.

19:03 And you're going to notice this trend over and over again with all of these people. It's like they can't demobilize because the international syndicate won't be making maximum amount of money, regardless of the number of dead bodies that get thrown around the world. So the government of Joseph Laniel, L-A-N-I-E-L, was riddled with these fascist elements.

19:32 And one of his foreign ministers, George Badalt, B-I-D-A-U-L-T, he came up quite often in looking at the origins of the French Gladio network. He was an advocate. He basically was our Dick Cheney. He was advocating during the end phases of French occupation of Vietnam.

20:01 to nuclear weapon them. He wanted to launch nuclear weapons into Vietnam. And you can find articles of quotes of him saying that. He literally said that they should be nuking them. And basically during that same period of time, Bagal even reached out to Alan Dulles and wanted...

20:30 Americans help in the use of nuclear weapons to save the French ownership and occupation of South Vietnamese. Because keep in South Vietnam, sorry, keep in mind that their addiction wasn't to cocaine. Their addiction was to the money and control. So Vietnam had become the biggest transit for Laos.

20:57 Thailand, Cambodia, and the production of opium. And so they didn't really care about losing Vietnam as an occupying force. They didn't want to lose the money that was coming in by controlling the opium supply. So what he didn't know, and we'll get to it when we get to Vietnam, is actually Alan Dulles was helping the demise of France.

21:26 in Vietnam by helping Ho Chi Minh. And that was news to me. And I have done, like I said, that was kind of my area of expertise. But I found some very interesting documents that we'll get to when we move over to Asia.

21:42 Alan Dulles had to be lashing his ass off as this guy come and said, hey, why don't you nuke them for us while he's actually supplying the people to drive the French out of there so the CIA can gain control of the opium. That's just laughable on its face. So both Sattal and Badal later team up with affiliates of the French OAS. And keep in mind, that's part of their Gladio network.

22:10 in both Portugal, where we found a Gentor Press, and Spain, where we find Skorzeny. And it is there that they use Skorzeny to begin training the OAS and their national police and creating death squads that are going to be used in the Algerian War.

22:40 So in November 1954, the FLN, which are the indigenous people to Algeria, launched a series of attacks against the French military installations and police posts throughout Algeria. The FLN then issued a proclamation of war over Cairo's radio, calling on the indigenous people of Algeria.

23:10 to join the fight for the restoration and freedom of Algeria. The response from France was immediate and vicious. It was not given by the Minister of Defense, but by the Minister of Interior, Mitterrand. And that's important because, of course, they viewed Algeria as an internal operation because it was part of the French Empire.

23:42 So the prime minister at the time, Mendez, stated before the National Assembly, one does not compromise when it comes to defending the internal peace of a nation, the unity and integrity of the republic. The Algerian departments was part of the French Republic. They have been French for a long time. They will remain French. And also.

24:13 It says what was being advocated on the FLN side of the equation was no less than a revolution as far as France was concerned. So there were right-wing fascists and colonial posturing being done by the people that were aligned with keeping Algeria a colony.

24:42 Otto Skorzeny and Franz Fanon. Let me spell his name. His first name is F-R-A-N-T-Z and his last name is F-A-N-O-N. He was born in Martinique and he basically was a terrorist. So he teams up with Otto Skorzeny and creates a commando training for

25:09 This is where it gets hilarious. So Otto Skorzeny and this Frantz Fanon was actually training the FLN and the French forces basically at the same time. And they were doing it not necessarily known to the higher ups.

25:40 Within the French government. So, but this is what they do, right? They arm both sides. And this apparatus has no allegiance to a right and wrong. This is about control. And they wanted to control the outcome because of the resources involved. So if you are training and funding the FLN, you basically will form.

26:09 relationships with the potential new winners of the conflict, if in fact they win. So you can still have access by putting or maneuvering a asset into the front of the FLN movement. And we have to understand this mentality because it's so important. So they will work with both sides, just like they did in Cuba, so that they can maneuver.

26:37 the right person, if they can, into a position to potentially compromise them. So they're going to train them. Maybe one gets trained better than the other because you do have a favorite, but you're going to work internal to each side. And this is done almost unilaterally in all of these conflicts. So another guy from Cairo that was a collaborator of Otto Skorzeny was

27:07 Amen Ben Bella. His first name is A-H-M-E-D and his last name is B-E-N, the second word B-E-L-L-A. He represented the FLN and basically was kind of a no-nonsense, kill-everybody-in-sight kind of guy.

27:30 And so August of 1955, the FLN was deployed to conduct the massacre of Phillipville. There was 123 people murdered, including women and children. Algerian's governor at the time was that guy we've been talking about, Sistel. And he ordered a massive retaliation attack. And keep in mind, this entire thing could have been orchestrated to get this result.

27:56 Right. Because Otto Skorzeny is being paid definitely more by France and out of NATO than anybody else. And so they literally could have been embedded in the FLN to sabotage the or to create a false flag and attack. And then you have the response that this Soutel guy wants for his overlords or handlers. And that's this massive retaliation in which.

28:27 There's some quibbling on the numbers as to how many the French government killed, but the higher end number is around 12,000 in retaliation for the 123. The lower end is somewhere around 6,000. And that's the indigenous people in Algeria.

28:48 This cycle keeps going on and on and on. And thousands of Muslims are captured and tortured and killed. There's stories, one particular story when Otto Skorzeny was actually in Algeria on a visit where they had a safe house that was ran by a French. She was some part of the like a royal family like.

29:14 Going back to when there was royalty in France and like a countess of some sort that had some villa resort down there. And they were actually set up on her property and having created torture cells like we have found throughout South America. Same thing, same type of torture devices. And they used the courtyard to bury all the dead bodies.

29:41 The army and police were given exceptional powers by Sattel, and one of the guys that was operating down there at the time was the Paris police chief Maurice Papon, P-A-P-O-N. And even though the French military and the Algerian FLN were being manipulated and controlled by basically the international syndicate,

30:09 They also had within them corrective factors that Charles de Gaulle would use later on. There were some good elements of FLN that were reasonable. And this war went on until for about eight years. Otto Skorzeny was at this time also reporting.

30:36 reportedly providing assistance to what they called Jabotinsky networks, which were part of the Israeli Mossad, through James Jesus Angleton's CIA operation in Spain, which I've talked about a lot. And in 1963, he was also working with the Grand Mafia of Jerusalem, which was...

31:06 Haj Amin al-Susini, H-U-S-S-E-I-N-I, who was a personal friend of Hitler. And if you guys have ever heard me talk about this whole Grand Mafi scheme, the Grand Mafi was an idea that came from England when they were in Egypt and when they set up Israel.

31:31 And it was actually set up well before Israel became a country when they basically, through the League of Nations, kind of started that process. And they were kind of the Gladio before the Gladio. They actually, these two grand mafias that they manipulated into, they say they were elected from the local Muslim population. That's absolutely a lie. Their quote unquote election was fraud. And they put in there who they wanted.

32:00 And they use them to instigate attacks in order to then retributionally, overwhelmingly respond to those attacks as if it was the Muslims doing the attacking when in fact that was not the case at all. So the whole mafia thing, the grand mafia thing is bullshit, just as an aside note. And Otto Skorzeny worked with them. As a matter of fact,

32:26 The one that was in Jerusalem ends up in Germany at the end of World War II. He was basically protected there. So throughout North America, Skorzeny, using training experts from the SS, also was working in Cairo. And he was working in the Congo. He was working in Tangier. I mean, he was all over the place.

32:57 So hold on a second. Let me get Bridget from down here. There she is. About time. I know. Better late than never. Right. She's on vacation. Oh, well, hey. No, she's actually doing a great job. She's putting together everything for tonight. She's putting it in an outline form. Yeah. All right. So it is this.

33:29 set up with the terrorists and the commandos and Otto Skorzeny's training program, which kind of explains the policy of the torture, the killings that went on that was known as, quote, the dirty war in Algeria, because it mirrors much of the other dirty wars that we saw in South America and many other places. There were

33:53 ritual murders, mutilations, and all the kind of the hallmarks of Operation Gladio. And that's why this excessive use of force could never lead to an actual victory. And that's the case with all of these, because it leaves the powerful countries looking

34:20 stupid when they're trying to beat up on people that have nothing. And so, but they don't care because they're in it for the resources. So they don't really care about how it is presented to the rest of the world. De Gaulle realized that France wasn't going to win this quote unquote war. So he began looking for alternatives and he was willing to talk to the FLN.

34:48 Which, of course, you know, in their world means that you're dead man walking because they don't want you solving any of the problems that they create because they create them for a reason. And this is kind of what began the retributions and the over 20 assassination attempts on de Gaulle during this period of time. So when he basically gets.

35:23 Let's see. The issue for de Gaulle was basically to bend to the plan of the National Syndicate, which, as I explained earlier, is continuing war. Because the other side was basically telling them, if you give Algeria their freedom, they're all going to want it. And while he was fine with that, they weren't.

35:52 And that kind of petrified them. So in September 1958, de Gaulle held a referendum as kind of a end run around them to build a consensus. And this is also what began France's Fifth Republic. There was 96% approval.

36:17 for the new constitution. And five months later, in February 1959, de Gaulle was elected president of the Fifth Republic. He started to use the word self-determination in regards to the Republic of Algeria. De Gaulle's initiative was so powerful that it pushed the FLN to establish their own provisional government and call it, excuse me, the provisional government.

36:48 of the Algerian Republic. And they set up a government in exile, not unlike what Charles de Gaulle had done during World War II in Britain. So the guy that becomes the moderate leader of this movement of FLN is Ferhat Abbas, F-E-R-H-A-T-A-B-B-A-S.

37:19 And he basically would later become the chairman of the National Constituent Assembly of Algeria once they gained their independence. So Tunisia and Morocco basically recognized this government in exile, which helped de Gaulle's initiative. And he began to push the self-determination approach as the only possible way forward.

37:48 From the headquarters of this government in exile, Abbas gave a public acknowledgement to President de Gaulle's new policy and recognized that this was the only basis for the conflict. So, in January 1960, a military insurgency of French generals and colonels that basically were part of the Gladio network.

38:18 commanding 8,000 men out of a total of their 400,000 troops France-wide. But they also, weirdly enough, add Algerians in there. Because remember, they always have a group of paid indigenous people on their payroll that are going to be the people that they use.

38:46 inside for intelligence and all those other things. So that's those people. So they started to mobilize the population of Algeria to basically support a military coup against De Gaulle, which means that that would leave Algeria still as a French colony. And of course, you had all of the people that were colonial.

39:15 immigrants in the country of Algeria for decades that didn't want their lifestyle disrupted either. So this group of expats in Algeria represented over a million French citizens whose families either in France but had lived in Algeria or were still in Algeria.

39:42 They wished to keep their colonial heritage and maintain the native Arabs under French rule. I'm sure they did. The renegade officers and men were led by a guy by the name of General Raoul Salan, S-A-L-A-N, and General Jacques Massou, M-A-S-S-U, who became defiant against de Gaulle's...

40:14 presidency. And General Massoud made a public announcement that basically threw the president under the bus and said that he would never abandon French Algeria. So de Gaulle fires him. And as a result, sedition began to grow in the general populace of the French army. When a revolt happened,

40:41 In the capital of Algiers, there were 24 of the defectors or rebellious military killed, for which the French army was blamed for their death. And de Gaulle decides to address the nation and take it to the people. So here's a very brief thing that he said. This is a quote.

41:11 My dear and old country, we are again facing a heavy ordeal. By virtue of the mandate that the people have given me and because of the national legitimacy that I have embodied for 20 years, I ask each of you to rally to me and to support me regardless of what might happen, unquote. So during that spring, the rebellious officers in Algeria basically kept antagonizing de Gaulle.

41:41 Many of them had been trained by Otto Scorsese and people from the Belgium component of Operation Gladio, one of which was from Mexico. And his name is Leon, L-E-O-N, DeGrelle, D-E-G-R-E-L-L-E. He had moved from Mexico to Tangier. So in France.

42:11 The OAS, which remember is a component of Operation Gladio, was using terrorist capabilities of a group called Young Europe that was under the leadership of a guy by the name of Captain Pierre Sargent.

42:29 which was the mastermind behind at least one of the assassination attempts on de Gaulle. So again, they do the youth movement. They get people out rebelling in the streets, the whole nine yards. We see this over and over and over again. So December 9th of 1960, de Gaulle takes a bigger step and basically says that

42:56 He's going to disengage France from its century-old colonial policy in Algeria and launch a referendum that gives the entire Algerian population their independence, which sent them into tizzies. So what de Gaulle understood is that he was not going to be able to do this without the French people. So he goes back to the people in a televised statement in January of 1960 and says,

43:26 Women and men of France, as you know, it is to me that you must answer. Since the situation is really difficult, in order to succeed, I must have a national consent. In other words, a majority, which must be proportioned to the challenge. But also, I need, yes, I need to know where you stand in your minds and your hearts. That is why I am turning.

43:54 to you over the heads of the intermediaries in truth and you who doesn't know it the whole thing is between each of you and myself unquote so basically they have a referendum and they overwhelmingly support de Gaulle in freeing Algeria which again is another um total slap in the face of the international syndicate and then

44:24 de Gaulle did the unthinkable in December 1960 is he actually traveled to Algiers and made a statement supporting the freedom there as well. And in a public plaza, this is a quote from him. France is resolved to bring you its support and cooperation in the great task of development, which is beginning in your country. Long live Kabyala, which is the name of the

44:54 mountainous Berber tribes, and then long live Algeria and long live France, unquote. This was the beginning of the end for the Operation Gladio resistance. And ultimately, this meant in no uncertain terms that the French military and police had to leave Algeria. But they weren't done yet. So they basically put it on a referendum and France vote.

45:25 So they did that first in Algeria, and they voted 75% yes. And then there was, let's see, the more de Gaulle called for the self-determination of Algeria, the more the Gladio operators called this movement a dismemberment of the national territory.

45:58 And so from their perspective, obviously, it was de Gaulle that was basically doing being treasonous in giving up French territory. And they literally believe that. So you had this Jacques Choutel and George Bedalt that we talked about earlier, which were kind of the big.

46:25 poles in the tent of the Algeria must stay inside of France. And remember, Sattel had been appointed the governor of Algeria. So he's kicked out of the government and Badal was forced into exile. And of course, he ends up in the United States, as did many other of his fascist friends. It's later discovered that both Sattel and Badal

46:56 had pronounced a death penalty, you know, like a fatwa or whatever they call it in the Muslim religion, that basically they had put out a death warrant on de Gaulle. And one of their OAS associates by the name of Antoine Argaud, A-R-G-O-U-D, quote,

47:34 So, anyway.

47:54 They basically, the colonial French military fashion becomes even more violent with more terrorist attacks inside of Algeria. And in April of 1961, Generals Maurice Challe, S-H-A-L-L-E, and André Zeller, Z-E-L-L-E-R, Edmond Jouhard,

48:24 J-O-U-H-A-U-D and Raoul Salon carried out a coup and took power in Algiers. This danger was so serious that de Gaulle ordered tanks to patrol the streets of Paris and was worried about a paratrooper coup because remember the shock troop that's part of the

48:47 Operation Gladio that we talked about yesterday, that entire apparatus was paratroopers. So they had every reason to fear paratroopers being dropped over into Paris. So there were active threats that they were going to take over French government buildings. And by April 23rd, de Gaulle went on French television again.

49:14 basically resorted to Article 16 of the French Constitution, which gave him full emergency powers. He showed up in his full military dress uniform and basically said, quote, an insurrectional power has been established by military pronouncement. That power has an appearance. It has a reality, a quartet of retired generals and ambitious and fanatical officers.

49:44 Now the nation is challenged. It has been humiliated. Our position in Africa is compromised. And by whom? By the very men whose duty and whose honor it was and whose reason for being it was to serve and obey. In the name of France, I order that all the means, I repeat, all the means be taken to block the way to these men until they reduce them.

50:12 I forbid every French citizen and most of all, every soldier to execute any of those orders. Men and women of France, think of risk for the nation. Men and women of France, help me, unquote. And as a result of that, he puts a basically clarion call out and labels these people.

50:39 like relics of the Nazis and that they had to be fought at all costs. So he kind of flipped the script on them. And de Gaulle made basically kind of the even tone, adult, well-delivered address that kind of countermanded all that they were doing to orchestrate a military coup.

51:08 And so one week later, two of the generals were arrested that were in Algeria, and the rebellion was basically squashed. So the other two remained free, and they basically are kind of giving credit to building out what had already existed in the OAS.

51:37 and making it a much more relevant, deadly force interior to France for an extended period of time. And in 1961, the thousands of Algerians were brutally attacked by French police in Paris. And this, again, because you've got the fox in the henhouse, remember, as the chief of police, that Maurice Papon.

52:09 there's still a lot of hypertension and they haven't given up total defeat at this point. They basically are doing this covertly as opposed to overtly. And in one of the articles I read, this Maurice Papon guy, he ran basically a terrorist operation within this police force.

52:35 And in 1998, Papon was found guilty by a French court of crimes against humanities in the fact that happened back in 1940s, where he personally oversaw the deportation of 1,690 Jewish people, including 223 children back into Nazi Germany from France. And Papon had been a member of the Vichy government.

53:04 And his actual duty title was Jewish Affairs in Bordeaux during the war. So in October 1961, Papon worked for a collaboration between Otto Skorzeny and the OAS and basically was responsible for murdering over 200 Algerian civilians in Paris, trying to create...

53:34 like terrorist attacks in order to, and they were staged to make it look like they needed to come out in order to protect them to keep Algeria inside of France. That was kind of the tone that was struck. So as a result, there was a reported reprisal for

54:06 In return, there were 30 policemen that was then killed by the FLN, which is the indigenous people from Algeria. And it basically looked like Otto Skorzeny was involved in that as far as setting up that attack. So you have this kind of tit for tat covert thing still simmering.

54:35 within the French society. And so in February 1962, Papon went too far, even for French President de Gaulle, and his police killed five white French citizens at a demonstration against the war in Algeria. And so basically, there's this huge, big uproar. And let's see.

55:05 They basically find the people that were responsible for that and make an example out of it. And in 1999, this Pepin guy eventually goes into hiding in Switzerland after he was accused of and was going to be held accountable for his crimes from World War II. He gets arrested by Swiss authorities and he's sent back to France to serve a 10-year sentence for crimes against humanity.

55:35 The French police system working under Papon is the same police state apparatus that exists today. So what's important about that is keep in mind, we're going to fast forward. Well, not fast forward. We're going to go back and look at.

56:03 When we talk about the whole drug trafficking network in 1970, like 1970, 71 and 72, Nixon declares his war on drugs. And this is the French police state apparatus that helps Nixon basically assassinate.

56:27 all of the components of the Corsican mafia in the quote-unquote war on drugs, which eliminates the CIA's competition for the Sicilian mafia that they prefer to deal with. And so this actual police apparatus that has these Otto Skorzeny-infused people throughout the entire apparatchik will help eliminate their mafia under a quote-unquote war on drugs.

56:56 And we'll get into that later. In 1961, the OAS was basically a terrorist organization that was ran under the leadership of a guy by the name of Pierre Sargent, S-E-R-G-E-N-T. And he basically would go around bragging about his terror events. So some of them happened in Strasbourg, Lyon, Paris, Bordeaux.

57:24 and were meant to show that the OAS had enough power to force the government to its knees. Sargent was later sent to Brazil. He became an advisor to Operation Condor. And of course, we've already went through all of, not all of the countries, but the whole Operation Condor and basically how it was set up. So this is important when you understand that this is an international operation.

57:51 orchestrated under the headline of NATO to be used worldwide. It is not confined to Europe. And so many of the books that you read, because they don't understand the interconnection of it and they don't track these people and their operations in other countries, they stay in this kind of stovepipe, oh, that just happened to Europe or oh, that just happened in South America. These people travel back and forth.

58:17 to operations all over the world. And this is just one more. So I make it a foot stomp every time I come across them. He basically was in charge of putting together a military intelligence counterinsurgency coordination in a dirty war throughout South America.

58:35 This same organization had basically underestimated Charles de Gaulle's strength and determination in making sure that Algeria was going to get his freedom. Now, I also want to point out that Charles de Gaulle talked about this between him and JFK.

58:54 And JFK came out absolutely in support of their freedom, which caused a lot of consternation between him and Alan Dulles. Because keep in mind, Alan Dulles is arranging all of this shit. Alan Dulles is part, if not completely, paying for Otto Skorzeny. Alan Dulles is one of the leaders of the NATO Operation Gladio.

59:18 operations. And so none of this is being done without Otto Skorzeny or Alan Dulles knowing about it with Otto Skorzeny, because we're paying. We, the United States, paid Otto Skorzeny to do these things. And so at the same time, the president of the United States is saying, I support Algeria's freedom. His chief of CIA is plotting to keep them in bondage. So that's important to point out as well.

59:48 So, the OAS attempted one last terror charge out of desperation. It was widely reported that it was the worst carnage of the Eight-Year War and that during the OAS, terrorists set off over 100 bombs a day during the month of March of 1962. They bombed and targeted hospitals, schools, anything and everything.

1:00:18 That would create the maximum terror. So between March 23rd and 26th, the OAS organized the insurrection of an Algiers neighborhood where 47 people were killed. On April 8th, de Gaulle called for another referendum for which he won 91% of the vote in favor of what was called the Evian Accords that basically granted Algeria their freedom.

1:00:45 That was the last blow for the OAS as it relates to Algeria. They didn't go away. April 20th, General Raoul Salon was arrested in Algiers. Ultimately, terrorism had failed in its objectives, and the OAS and the FLN signed a truce.

1:01:08 Six million out of 6.5 million Algerians cast their ballots for independence. And on July 3rd, 1962, Algeria proclaimed its independence. The desperation of the international syndicate was so great that the OAS had been ordered to launch several assassination attempts against de Gaulle. One of the first major ones.

1:01:35 It happened September 8th, 1961. A second one, August 22nd, 1962. And basically, a guy by the name of Colonel Theory, Bastien Theory, his first name is B-A-S-T-I-E-N and his last name T-H-I-E-R-R-Y, commanded the 1962 group.

1:02:06 of assassins. And this group, um, had pre-staged at an intersection, um, basically, um, to open fire on Charles de Gaulle's, um, car. So he traveled around, thankfully, in a bulletproof car. And while his tires were shot out, the drivers, um, basically sped away and

1:02:35 He survived. They also one of the attempts was him driving on his way home across a particular bridge and they blew up part of the bridge, but did not kill the general or president. So what's interesting about this, though, is Charles de Gaulle's intelligence unit traced the financing.

1:03:04 to the FBI's Permadex, which was company, the Permadex. And you need to look into that company if you've never looked into it. It was located in Switzerland and had a branch in Rome. And he complained to Switzerland and Italy, causing Permadex to lose its charter in Italy. And it also...

1:03:33 forced Permadex to permanently move. And where did they move? Well, they moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Isn't that interesting? And Permadex has been proven to be part of NATO's intelligence front or the CIA front that uses remnants of the Galen and Otto Skorzeny intelligence capability.

1:04:03 which some people refer to as the spider. That's the part that Otto Skorzeny oversaw. And basically, you can trace the use of Permadex and the Dulles brothers and the OAS to President Kennedy's assassination. So that kind of gives you an overview. There's, you know,

1:04:31 There's more to this, but you can understand that this is the efforts that they will go to in order to subjugate people, to steal their resources. They don't care how many people die and that it is NATO unequivocally that is training these people to do these operations. That's kind of...

1:05:00 And that's the reason why I wanted to use this example, because you see the technique that they used of ambushing that car. They did that in multiple places where they staged assassinations. They did it in Turkey. They did it in Italy when they kidnapped Aldo Moro. And then they did it here.

1:05:28 Again, as we oftentimes say, they're not very original. They have a, it's like they have a plans library. For those of us that's been in the military, you know what, the J5 has a bunch of binders of plans, operational plans, and it's just like they pick one off the shelf and they use it repeatedly. So with that, I'm going to open it up for questions, if anybody has any questions.

1:05:59 Request a mic. Let me give Stellar. I know she has something to say. Anybody else? Come on, Benjamin. I know you have something to say. I've always got something to say, Colonel. I was taking some notes while you were talking earlier. Let me look through my notes and see what I had. And there was something that I wanted to highlight for people. Okay. Cousin It, you got anything?

1:06:43 Bridget? Yeah, definitely. You know, you talk about them using the same plan over and over and over again. It is truly mind-blowing when you step back and take a bigger view of things. And it's like the further you draw back and just start listing the basic elements that happen on how they overthrow these governments, it becomes so obvious.

1:07:14 I keep getting into this scenario where I'm shaking my head going, how didn't I see this before? You know, for me personally, it just really humbles me over and over. Again, I mean, I find it very interesting that, and I think a lot of this because

1:07:42 Our news only gives us the selected filtered news that they want us to see. It would have been impossible on our own to be able to see this and connect the dots. And that's why words are so important. It's only once you have the name of something.

1:08:08 Then you can figure out the definition of it. And then you can start looking for it. And once that happens, their entire world's exposed. And that's the reason why I stress so hard to call shit by its proper name. Do not ever fall into their trap of...

1:08:30 Using their words, because that's what gets us into the place where you can't learn history because they're name changers. Not only did they change their own frickin names, they changed the names of their operations. They changed the names of everything. And we can't let them get away with it. Did you have something, Sally? I was just listening to you just speak, just preach truth. It's like definitions matter.

1:09:04 Names matter. People matter. Everything matters. And that's why they change history. That's why they change names to confuse people so they don't know things. I don't know. Give me a second. I'll come back. Yeah, it is really hard if you don't know. Because, again, my first stab at this was just using stay behind units.

1:09:34 I got so far, and once I started looking at stay-behind units, and then I noticed that they started calling them different things in different European countries. And then you start searching on every one of those, and then you come across the Yves Chirac guy.

1:09:56 and the Del Che guy, because they were members of multiple ones of them. And then you're like, well, somehow they're connected. And then you go to the next step and you're like, well, if they're all connected, who's in charge of them? And then you keep researching and you find the ACC, the Allied Clandestine Committee, and the...

1:10:18 CPC, the clandestine planning committee, and where are they? Oh my gosh, they're part of NATO. And then you just keep going up the chain and you're like, well, what? You've got NATO running paramilitary organization that's going around the world cooing people? Who do they work for? And then you find out that this whole apparatchik has been funded by the CIA.

1:10:44 And none of it with appropriated funds for the most part. So how are they getting their money? Oh, they sell drugs. Oh, they own the entire drug market in the world. Oh, okay. Oh, and then they're selling arms too. What the hell? And then you're like, well, it's not just them selling arms. You got Israel arms dealers all over South America when all of these coups are happening. And you're like, what?

1:11:09 And literally, it's like being out in the ocean and being hit by one wave, and then you get your head above water hit by another wave. That's kind of what it's been for the last year. Go ahead, Sally. Sorry, I was turning on the water. Yeah, so the next thing that you were saying was, so Hunter White, because he has like three or four or five different aliases, when we were listening to our MKUltra, I went to your timeline and just searched.

1:11:41 um hunter white and i came up with another name that the researcher who researches that was like oh i didn't know that was another name that he had so yeah that's why they have aliases that's why they change names places dates times and it's also we don't know what's going on and i find it so it's so fascinating and these people it's so fascinating to learn every day just at the depths of evil that these guys have on the daily i agree benjamin go ahead

1:12:13 it's, it's what I call the hidden hand. Like one thing sailors is we, we play games on each other. We understand angles that most people are unaware of because we're out there, we're bored or whatever. We want to mess with somebody. So I'm always playing jokes on people. I'm always creating stories with on people out there, you know, just to mess with people, you know? So you see, you know, how easy it is to pull the wool over somebody's eyes by doing that, you know? So like,

1:12:43 With DeGaulle, when he went into power, like he was walking into a room or a movie that was already playing out like he didn't know what was going on. So there's things that had been moving and had been in process for years before he got in. It takes time to catch on to the patterns and what's going on. You know, like one thing we do in the military is we have names of things. We change those names. Those names are.

1:13:09 continuously changing and evolving over time. And one reason why we do that is we don't want to make it easy for our enemies.

1:13:17 If they're able to look at something and travel it down the line, they can know all the angles and degrees of that particular program. So that's why programs change names all the time to keep things hidden, to keep people on their toes. So the scale at which they can do that, like Colonel was saying, we have manuals for manuals for manuals for manuals in the military. We break things down. You can grab some dude off the street and say, here, do this, read this.

1:13:44 Put everything in order for you. Make it as simple as possible. You know, we're constantly reevaluating our processes. But as far as like DeGaulle goes, I want to tie that in with Trump, because when Trump got into office, he's coming in blind to a certain degree. You know, like when Trump was saying that he has the backing of over 200 generals, I take him like at his word. And there's reasons for that, like the whole JFK assassination, things like that. There's been people aware that.

1:14:12 Things aren't as they appear here in America. So there's been people working behind the scenes, in my opinion. But once de Gaulle finds out that these powerful people in France and Europe didn't want French colonies to be free, it takes time to figure out who's coming in at what angle. That's why when Trump got into power, they left people like Fauci in office. They left other people in office because...

1:14:41 The whole keep my enemies close, let me watch them, see what they do, see how they react. That's how you catch liars. When you force them to make a move, when you force them to show their reasoning behind a move or a play, that's how you bring them out into the light. That's the types of things that are going on now. For me, when America gets into a war, the war is over before it's even started.

1:15:05 That's what I believe is happening now. I think a lot of this stuff is just getting the American public wakened up to these things that have been going on in the background. Because, you know, like if I go back and look at 2020 and where America was.

1:15:19 To me, it seems like we were on the verge of a civil war. Civil war could have broke out very easily at that time. That's why they were so concerned with the transition of power in 2016. That's why they were so concerned with the transition of power in 2020. I saw a video that was out back in 2020 when Biden won against Trump, supposedly.

1:15:42 Biden, they had George Bush, they had Bill Clinton, and they had Barack Obama. Biden wasn't there. It was just the old three former presidents. Shows that they're tied together. They're connected. They're working together. They wanted to ensure that there was a peaceful transition of power when Biden got into office because they knew that they had been cheating. So I think that becomes really the point that all of us need to ponder.

1:16:15 And that's this. If you look at Charles de Gaulle, Charles de Gaulle grew up in the French military. So I'm going to challenge one of your points and say that when he became president, I would venture to say that he had, especially the Vichy French, that he knew they were all traitors. They were all fascist.

1:16:42 They basically got in bed with Germany and he took the country and exile government to Britain. So the only part I'm going to push back a little bit on is that I believe that he had a good feel for who was who. And he put those people in positions that would illustrate to everybody in France.

1:17:11 exactly who they are and what level of evil. Because again, and I say that only now in hindsight, that you have to, and a lot of people can't come to grips with the fact that Fauci was placed front and center part of COVID because you are from a military

1:17:40 perspective you're in a no-win situation if he is left alone there will be eventually billions of people that die with the experimentations that were being funded so if you can take their next opportunity which is going to be COVID-19 and put him front and center for a very naive

1:18:06 330 million people who think there's nobody that's evil and let him expose himself and the country deal with the fact that there are not only some people that are that evil, there's a whole shitload of people that are that evil.

1:18:28 You you can't. And I unequivocally believe this. There are some things that you just cannot say to the American people. And a significant number of them believe you. And it has to do with the evilness. You can't fathom how evil some of these people are. And I've read all of this shit and I still get shocked. So when I believe because of what you said.

1:18:58 With all of those generals and Trump's lifelong role in ferreting out the bad elements in the gaming industry in New Jersey and his role in the construction industry, which was rampant with bullshit in New York, he had a good idea. He had General Flynn. He had Admiral Mike Rogers. He had a good idea who the good and bad people are.

1:19:28 But again, it would have been impossible in 2016 with the vitriol against him to say this guy is bad because the media and all of the other syndicate apparatus was never going to allow anything that he said to be taken at face value. It was going to be discredited.

1:19:55 You have to acknowledge the fact that you got to show them. And unfortunately, when you are a military commander, you're not always offered the opportunity to say this option. Option A gives you zero casualties. Option B gives you 100 casualties and option C gives you 200. Sometimes your decision is.

1:20:22 One gives you $1,000, one is going to give you $1,500, and one's going to give you $1,200. You don't have an option where there's zero casualties expectation. And so sometimes you have to pick a way ahead that's going to get you out of where you're at with the minimum amount of casualties because sometimes no casualties is not achievable. Go ahead, Benjamin.

1:20:52 No, I was just going to say, as far as DeGaulle is concerned, when he first got into office, he was behind the power curve on many of the nuances and details. But when he came back in his second time around, he was much more prepared. He was able to sit back for a few years and watch things move. So he was much more prepared the second time around. I definitely agree with that. But I don't think he was.

1:21:17 Like blind only because so many of these evil people came up through their military and he served with them. You know, as well as I do, that when you're in a particular service, you kind of have an idea of who the good guys and the bad guys are. They have reputations, especially at the senior officer level.

1:21:43 especially when you're going through World War II and you have an entire contingent of your military that goes off and gets in bed with the Nazis. Just saying. Sally, go ahead. Did you have something, Sally? Oh, sorry. You cut out for a second. I didn't realize you'd called on me. I've been trying to figure this out probably for a couple months now, but I didn't really know who General Flynn was until...

1:22:15 You know, I think I probably do. I knew who he was, but I didn't know exactly his story until I started coming into your spaces. And then I watched his movie. And after knowing Operation Gladio and watching that movie, I'm trying to figure out, are people just going after him because he has knowledge? I'm trying to figure out where this angle and this attack is coming from. And I don't know if you could enlighten me. So General Flynn, I have two.

1:22:45 senior officer friends of mine that grew up in military intelligence. They've worked with him on two different assignments, both in the joint community, because my friends, both of the colonels were Air Force. They worked with him when he was in one of them on deployment, one of them when he was at JSOC and they were at SOCOM. So I have obviously secondhand. I didn't work with them.

1:23:14 information. And for those of you non-military, at the general officer level, most, and if I had to put a number, I would say 75, maybe even 80 now, probably 90 now, are company men. So in the world of the military, you have to remain relevant.

1:23:43 And the way you remain relevant is to be in a war and you get medals and you get command assignments in wars. So at the general officer level, I was naive enough growing up thinking in the military that people that were responsible for other people's lives would never endanger those people's lives. That's a lie. I now know and I've like sat in rooms with them that.

1:24:12 basically volunteer their units to go on special operations. They seek them out because it's how they, the senior officer, because they're not out there getting shot at, get promoted. They're in the rear. And I can tell you unequivocally that, and I'm not going to remember his name off the top of my head, the two-star general that was the last guy with his foot on the tarmac in Afghanistan that told that,

1:24:40 our sniper guy not to take out the bomber. He got promoted almost immediately after he killed 13 servicemen and he got deployed and his next assignment was being responsible for the people that were lining up along the Soviet border in Romania. Those units were his inside the army. These people are disgusting as far as I'm concerned. They have no business in our U.S. military at all.

1:25:09 You have the General Lyman Lemonskers who basically created Operation Northwood. They should have been in front of a firing squad as far as I'm concerned. And if I was in charge for a day, that's a damn sure where they would be. And so coming to grips with that personally was mind blowing to me. And when you have that little percent, the 10 or 15 percent of people in the military.

1:25:38 That will die on a sword for you. They're called the generals general. And those people are rare commodities. And they don't give a crap about what they say. And most of those people never make it above kernel. Because they don't give a crap about what they say. And who they're saying it to. They just say words. The truth. It's very rare that those people get promoted.

1:26:09 to one star, let alone three stars. But General Flynn, because he had a knack with intelligence and so let me another facet. General Flynn is an intelligence officer, basically fell in the same category that I did. I was a support operator. And in the military, you have two distinct categories of people. You have operators and support.

1:26:39 And support people can only command support people. They can't command operators. Like in the United States Air Force, you have our operators are the people flying aircraft, the navigators, those kind of people that are on flight status. I can never command a flying unit. I could never be in charge of a major command other than the training command because it's not operational. And so General Flynn, as a support officer,

1:27:08 As an intel officer, you can command other intel people. You can command other support people. So all of these assholes that go around saying, oh, General Flynn was in charge of, you know, whatever, the Grenada bullshit. It's all bullshit. He can't be in charge of anything. He's not making any command decisions. And that's not taking anything away from him. He's not in charge. He's not an operator. And in the Army, you have the operational.

1:27:34 MOS's skills that, you know, are the tank drivers and the infantry. Those are operators. They go where they go and they make decisions based on intel that's provided to them by General Flynn. Most of our intel, however, is siphoned off of back, rear elements like the NSA and the CIA.

1:28:01 And so almost any intelligence that you're going to get has already been sanitized unless your boots on the ground. The problem for General Flynn when he was in Afghanistan is his brother was actually there, too. And his brother's operational. So he was commanding troops in the field and General Flynn and him would talk at night and.

1:28:22 General Flynn would talk to him about the intelligence that he's getting from the rear, from NSA and DIA and the CIA. And his brother's telling him, that's bullshit. That ain't what's happening out here at all. So you recall in the movie where he writes this report that basically just.

1:28:42 completely blast the entire way our intelligence structure is set up because General Flynn lived firsthand the fact that his brother wasn't getting the shit that he needed. And he was not his brother's intel guy, but he was part of the intel apparatus in the theater. And so by the time he got to DIA and he was not hired in DIA, who was not promoted by Barack Obama.

1:29:10 That's all bullshit. You meet promotion boards inside the service and it is the service that promotes the people and they send the name forward for confirmation at any place on the road over to congressional confirmation of three and four star generals. Your name can be removed from that list. No names can be added to that list. And so was he confirmed for promotion under Barack Obama? Yes. Was he selected Barack Obama? No.

1:29:41 But he gets hired, not by Barack Obama. I think it was, what's his name? Hayden or one of them, one of the Intel guys. Another clapper, maybe it was. And so they place him in the DIA position. Well, also at DIA, you have an equal footing with NSA and CIA. Oh, okay. Well.

1:30:11 When you do congressional testimony and you're on active duty, your congressional testimony has to be submitted to the service for their quote unquote editing. He was told he was not allowed to go outside of their crayon lines and that he needed to change his congressional testimony. He refused. He shows up the day of congressional testimony and he says the real deal.

1:30:41 Well, that pissed them all off, and that's what got them fired. So if you're willing to take on the entire intelligence apparatus and the administration with their ISIS junior bullshit, and you're willing to write a report and put your name on it that says the entire intelligence system is effed up in Afghanistan, you're not going to be one of their favorite people. You're also got a track record at this point.

1:31:12 of sticking your finger in their eye. So his first day on the job at DIA was tracking where the money for DIA operations has been going. Because DIA, most people don't know, has their own set of front companies that they use to disguise covert people going and doing missions in the theater.

1:31:43 And so he's going to look into those things. Well, that was a big no-no too. And then he tells you in the movie as well, one of his first things he did was have the CIA come and ask him, and he doesn't name the program, but he asked them about a particular program and what was their return on investment. And the guy sitting in front of him says, I don't know, I'll have to get back to you. And before he got back, he was fired. So he's telling you,

1:32:14 in that movie, that he knows what they're doing in the CIA. And he's going to hold them accountable. And for that, they not only destroyed him, but they threatened him with arresting his son as part of their evilness, who had just had his first grandbaby. That's a level of evilness that everybody needs to understand exists in our government.

1:32:47 Go ahead, Mike. Oh, hey, sorry, guys. I didn't mean to jump the line. I can go afterwards. I wasn't looking at my phone. I don't know who's next. Okay, I'll just make one point to agree with the point you just made for those that are listening that maybe are slightly doubtful or unaware. Two examples of what you just talked about using front companies and organizations. One that came top of mind would be the...

1:33:12 project that was distributing vaccines in Afghanistan. I believe it was for herpes, I believe, in the population. And they had continued to distribute these vaccines and they saw explosions of disease in the area for quite a long time. And I believe they've been doing such initiatives through Africa and whatnot. Then another example would be

1:33:35 What's evidenced in the book, Confessions of an Economic Hitman, where they use financial institutions to go in and sell infrastructure development projects for these countries. So they take on U.S. debt and then they intentionally manipulate the statistics and the findings in these studies that were used to justify the infrastructure development projects.

1:33:57 And then through the manipulation of those statistics and those findings, they set those countries up for failure and sabotage those projects so that those countries are perpetually in debt to America. Yeah. And we talked about that a little bit last night because what they do with that debt then is they have these quote unquote nonprofits that come in like the World Wildlife Fund and the 1001 Fund.

1:34:27 And they pay off the debt of these countries in exchange for their resources. They will take entire preserves, whether they're wildlife preserves or whatever, and then they use those preserves and these guarded lands that people have been farming on for centuries to...

1:34:51 install Gladio Terrace training camps in some of them and then use and practice on the local inhabitants. They've wiped out entire villages practicing on how to take out an entire village. And nobody knows and nobody says anything. You can actually go to one of the

1:35:16 I'll have to think about it. I'll post about it later. There's an organization that goes in and basically documents this. I don't know if it was Amnesty International, but it was one of them that has actually documented them doing this. It's just ludicrous. Go ahead, Miles, and then we'll go to Benjamin. Good afternoon, Colonel. You brought up a really interesting piece of the puzzle here when you were talking about Trump and his father.

1:35:44 His father, you know, when he was building his little empire in the boroughs, he needed protection from the contractors, the mob, all this stuff. So in the beginning, I think that Trump, when he wanted to go to Manhattan, he needed protection. And he was pretty much an asset with the FBI.

1:36:11 He needed protection if he was going to go into the White House. And it was confusing to us at first because we call him the Teflon Don because nothing seemed to affect him when the deep state was attacking him because he had these assets from New York, from Manhattan. And I call it getting the band back together, that they were protecting him.

1:36:37 You know, through all this like, you know, Russia, Russia in these impeachments and stuff. And at one point, you know, he was trying to tell us there was a speech that he was doing and he looks up to the sky and he goes, I'm the chosen one. Now, everybody took that the wrong way, but he was telling you that he was chosen. That's why they picked Trump to do this. But that's just my opinion. Thanks. Thanks, Colonel. Sure. Go ahead, Benjamin.

1:37:07 Something I've learned in life is everything has levels and degrees to it. When we're talking about the general and the intel agencies, he's a master craftsman when it comes to intel. That's why he progressed through the ranks that he did. He knows different degrees and levels of how these three-letter agencies move and operate, how they communicate their information, their intel up the chain, how they communicate it down the chain.

1:37:35 He was asking some questions that they didn't want to give answers to. You know, he was snooping around and they wouldn't couldn't allow that to continue happening. So when it comes to why they're going after General Flynn, just look to knowledge is power. You know, he knows levels and degrees of what's going on. That's why he's traveling around the country, waking Americans up, having these.

1:37:58 different town hall meetings and discussions to show Americans what's been happening behind the scenes as far as politics in certain areas like Wisconsin, Racine, you know, certain different levels of degrees of, you know, like fifth generational warfare and what that actually means and how the battlefield of today is for your mind, you know, with the...

1:38:21 With how quickly information travels, that's what's going on today. So that's the reason why they don't want Flynn to be in the conversation. That's why they went after him, because they don't want him and his message to get up there for the American people to hear it, that these people don't care about us. I believe that. Absolutely. Go ahead, Andy. Yeah. Hi, Colonel. Again, thanks again. Hi, everyone. I just thought.

1:38:52 Just a question for more clarification. There's a lot of information you're presenting. So I looked up, like, de Gaulle was president of France between 1959 and 69. And so there was an overlap there with Kennedy. And so I don't want to, you know, I just want to get your opinion. I guess that's because I've heard before you were saying even Kennedy didn't understand the relationship.

1:39:22 with NATO and Gladio and all this. And so do you think, so first of all, de Gaulle and Kennedy didn't really cooperate with Gladio and NATO per se, but would you say that after them, every French president and American president were sort of,

1:39:49 brought in line with what, you know, Gladio and I guess NATO or CIA, what they were up to? Is that fair to say? So I have not looked at every one of the French, but during the different Gladio operations that I'm aware of that happened in France, they were very much in line with the international syndicate. And I would go so far as to say Kennedy's dad, who was the one that orchestrated his presidency.

1:40:18 was in line with it as well. I think Kennedy kind of broke ranks with them once he saw what was really going on in the depths of the depravity of what was going on at some point after he took office. But I do not believe, and he worked extensively with NATO, but I don't believe he ever knew about Gladio because, again, I served in NATO. I went on NATO deployments. I'd never heard of it.

1:40:47 It was so clandestine that you basically had to be read in into it to understand what it was going on. Did the CIA know? Yes. Do I believe that Alan Dulles told Kennedy? I do not believe he did because.

1:41:03 And I only base that, I've been very, I don't know that for a fact. I base it on the fact that Kennedy personally directed Lyman Lemitsker over to NATO after he quote unquote fired him because of Operation Northwood. If he had known about Gladio and Gladio being ran out of NATO, he would have never put Lyman Lemitsker in NATO because eventually within a year, Kennedy's dead because of an Operation Gladio event.

1:41:29 And OAS agents in Dallas at the time it happened. So I don't think any of that is coincidental. So I believe that if you look at some of the cables that went back and forth between JFK and Charles DeGaulle.

1:41:49 JFK and Charles de Gaulle were basically on the same wavelength philosophically on granting people their independence and that being the way to go. And they both understood that as Kennedy came into office, just before he came into office, like within a week.

1:42:15 Patrice Lumumba was murdered basically as a CIA operation. The funding that was actually signed by Eisenhower. And so there there was. But again, and, you know, he would have been told he was a communist and blah, blah, blah, which he was not. So they would have, you know, hand fed him the intelligence they wanted him to know.

1:42:41 And tell him that, you know, the uranium supply to America was going to be at risk if we didn't do this, blah, blah, blah. I think Charles de Gaulle, having been in the military and around these people that were traitors, particularly with the Vichy element of the French politicians, that he understood the level of evil a lot better than what JFK did.

1:43:10 But you can't underestimate JFK either because he kind of grew up in that mafia kind of because, you know, his dad was intimately involved in that with Prohibition and all of that stuff. So there's kind of a big mystery around the entire what they knew and when they knew it. But obviously there there has not been. And because of his.

1:43:41 JFK's dad's involvement in getting him elected. I don't think there's been a single president post-FDR that has not been selected, not elected, not won until Trump. And Trump was only elected because we broke their algorithms in 2016 and shocked the hell out of them. So I think Trump is the first elected politician that we've had.

1:44:10 since the early 1940s. That's great. Thanks, Colonel. Sure. Jeff, go ahead. Good morning, Colonel Towner. How are you doing this morning? Good. I wanted to elaborate on what you were speaking on from yesterday's podcast that John F. Kennedy's father bought the AFL-CIO from

1:44:45 the Italians, Sam Gacchione in particular. And then before that, he was the bootlegger that worked with the Rothstein guy and the Italians to import liquor into the United States during Prohibition. So their ties with the underground is quite clear. I have to second that motion that I think John F. Kennedy didn't follow in suit, as well as Bobby going after the

1:45:16 to commission after his father took their money and they felt betrayed. So they went after him as they did. But I wanted to go fast forward to what President Obama did by pulling a warrant to tap President-elect Trump's lines, which was 100 times worse than what Richard Nixon did during Watergate.

1:45:46 And I just find it really, really quite obvious that there's a certain bit of people that are protected by the three-letter agencies, the Bushes, the Obamas, the Bidens, and not Donald Trump. Like Colonel Towner said it best, that they took it for granted that President Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton, and it just blew their mind that he was able to win.

1:46:18 That's quite obvious. And, of course, these people are all in bed with the three-letter agencies, and that's why they face no charges. And we need to get to the other side of that and make some hard decisions in this world. I was told by a professional military guy that he says to shut the border down from Texas.

1:46:48 all the way to California would take three Army divisions. That's 1,500 troops per division times three, 4,500 troops could secure the border. And that's a hard pill to swallow, but that's the fact. And I think that, gosh, I just think that these corrupt politicians have gotten away for so long. I just appreciate Colonel Towner and Bridget and Cousin It for,

1:47:19 doing a tremendous job of giving us this information that's quite there to see. And then with the Gladio podcast and Mystic, with Bill's Mystic podcast, we can see everything is connected. And I just enjoyed hearing your story about Hawaii yesterday and the city of Buffalo's train station. Thank you, Colonel, and I'll end. Thank you. Yeah, somebody posted on my timeline.

1:47:49 A picture of which I appreciate because I was going to do that today anyway. Go to my timeline and look at that. It's just freaking amazing that train station. But let me add something. Andy, if you would turn your speaker off for me. Thank you. So one of the things and I know y'all are tired of me saying this, but look at I always look at ambassadors. Joe Kennedy was the ambassador.

1:48:25 to the UK. If you go back and you do some reading on and look at who all of the ambassadors in the US are to or have been to the UK, they are all part of the syndicate. You can exclude, of course, Trump's pick, but every single one of them, if you look at the laundry list, you don't go to the UK if you're not going to be the conduit for the evilness.

1:48:54 That was the thing that when I first started digging into the correlation, once I found out about Otto Skorzeny and the OAS and their role in the assassination of JFK. And then you have to look at JFK. And I kind of did a little bit of reading on his dad. And I'm like, oh, son of a bitch. He was the ambassador to UK. That like sealed the deal for me because you cannot be assigned by a syndicate.

1:49:24 selected president to the UK because that is their in to the royal family there, the MI6, the MI5. They have this whole really weird ritual of anybody that is assigned to that job. It's just a freaky thing. So anyway, go ahead, Mike. Yeah, just thank you. I just wanted to add to what you were discussing with Andy and his question around

1:49:54 whether JFK really didn't know what Alan Dulles was doing. Like the, I think, and this is probably just from my lack of research, but like one of the best examples would be, um, the, the work that, uh, that Greg Pilgrim did with, um, regarding to Indonesia and the relationship of Dulles to JFK. Cause like there's just in that alone, in that one country, like the involvement of the U S.

1:50:19 in the vietnam war and then its relationship to in proximity to indonesia and like the whole that whole um gold and copper deposit in the country and nobody if if the rest of the cia didn't know and the rest of those countries didn't know i would chalk it up to that those guys that alan dulles and the the few guys that he was working with also did not know that um

1:50:43 Those deposits were there and therefore doesn't understand the entire incentive mechanism and therefore doesn't understand the entire network that he was dealing with. Mike, that's an excellent point. And for those of you who don't know, the author that he mentioned, Paul Grain, I'm finishing up the second of his books right now is.

1:51:09 does an amazing job of basically telling a story, which we will tell eventually when we kind of get dug out of what we're currently committed to doing. And it'll come up in our Gladio series as we get, because it was a coup, of course, to the Asian theater. He's basically talking about the fact that the Netherlands had all of that area over there.

1:51:36 in the Indonesian area, Malaysia, New Guinea, all of that stuff, locked up as basically a colony and had discovered the world's largest gold deposit and oil deposit and basically told no one because they wanted to arrange an agreement that would allow them to maximize their benefit out of it.

1:52:02 There was this wave of, you know, independence being given. And the guy that came to power there, and I'm kind of not doing a good job of the intricacy of it, but I have like five minutes left. So anyway, the guy that was in power needs to be overthrown. Alan Dulles is working towards that. JFK doesn't know anything about it.

1:52:30 Lo and behold, JFK wants them to have, he likes the guy that's currently in power and he's going to go over there and meet with him, which would have completely destroyed Alan Dulles' plan. So another motivation for Alan Dulles to want to do away with JFK. And, you know, that became like number five for me because you had the whole disagreement with.

1:52:55 what they wanted to do in Algeria. And there was like one after another, after another of these foreign policies that JFK wanted to do to include what was going on in South America and Central America. And every single one of them, he actually had a unofficial line in communicating with Castro to de-

1:53:23 conflict the whole or de-escalate the whole bullshit going on with trying to assassinate him every five minutes. And that totally pissed off Alan Dulles. So there was like probably anywhere from five to 10 different foreign policy things that JFK was pursuing that was anti the international syndicate.

1:53:50 You know, he was just on a crash course to be eliminated. So it was inevitable based on all of these different arrangements. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, I love these sessions. You activate my old brain cells. So I know about what is called the prisoner's dilemma. And when I'm thinking about what you were talking about, the general's general, which is rare.

1:54:21 So, yeah, you have certain people, but then also you can get these assets. If you know what the prisoner's dilemma is, is that, yeah, you know, if you do something for us, you're not going to be rotting in jail. And you never know when they're going to give, you know, call you or activate you. And it's so similar to like stay behind units. But normally when this person's activated, they think they're scot free. No, that's not.

1:54:50 the case because then you find out the shooter, he gets killed in the process. So then they, you know, you can't talk about it afterwards. That's exactly right. Do you know what I'm talking about? Yes, I do. That's exactly right. All right. Bridget, Nick, y'all want to talk about the show tonight? Should be a doozy. The hardest part is, I mean, it never ends. It's going back to it.

1:55:23 It's like when you try to go back to the beginning of when this started or when any particular event started, it seems like you just keep running into other events where the CIA or deep state or international syndicate has got their hand in it constantly. But anyway, we're going to be expanding on some pretty big and exciting stuff tonight, I think.

1:55:48 We're going to be talking about MH17 that was aircraft was shot down over Ukraine. And it's at eight o'clock on the Colonel's Corner on Rumble. And hopefully everybody will be there. It's a very interesting timeline and circumstances, some of which have been disclosed, some of which has not. And it has not been in putting context with the greater Gladio.

1:56:17 uh, glass version of the, the events. Um, so also I did want to say, and I don't know if that was Mike that's talked about his, um, whoever was talking about their army friend talking about what it would take as far as troops, you know, army always talks about what it takes. And as, um, as it relates to boots on the ground, my idea.

1:56:41 was to, it's much simpler, a lot less money, is you just designate a mile inside of the U.S. border, all the way down the border, a weapons, what do they call it, like the Avon Park is a bombing range. So you just designate the entire length of the border.

1:57:10 a bombing range and you put strafing targets along the edge of it. And you just have A-10s, F-15s, F-16s running up and down the border, unloading shit. And there's not going to be anybody coming across that border. So, and you can take, we got a lot of ranges. You can close down the rest of the ranges. Everybody just gather along the border.

1:57:38 And, you know, we got a lot of guys that love flying fighter aircraft and dropping bombs. So, hey, problem solved. No boots on the ground. Sally, go ahead. Because I'm having a hard time finding the mute button today. Anyway, guys, make sure you guys are following Colonel Towner, Bridget, Cousin It, and anyone that you listen to speak and they do a good job and you like what they say.

1:58:04 And they get, I may just say this, that when you speak truth, your stuff does not get pushed out if you use certain words like, it's unmuted. Jeff, please mute your speaker. Thanks. Go ahead, Sally. Thank you. Sorry, I'm too ADD for that. But guys, make sure you're following them. They put in a ton of work. Make sure you turn on notifications because when you tell the truth, you use certain words, certain names.

1:58:30 In the algorithm, it just is automatically flagged. So if you have your notifications turned on, you're going through, you'll be able to see everything that you need. I mean, there's so much information. Before I even go looking on the internet anymore for something, I go to Colonel Towner's page and search. I'll put in a name or a topic and I get loads of information. And so it's a great resource to have someone that speaks truth.

1:58:51 And you're very, very appreciated by me. And I hope everybody else realizes how much hard work you put into this. So follow, like, subscribe, donate, do whatever you can to help these people out. Because this truth is so, so important right now. So you just reminded me of something I do have to tell you. This is so funny. So my friend who's an F-15 guy that's retired, a fellow colonel.

1:59:16 who I love to death. I finally talked him into reading Paul Williams book and he called me and he asked me about somebody and I forget the name. And I said, just do a search on him. And while I'm on the phone, just do a search on him. And I, because I wanted him to actually discover for himself what the real deal was that. And he's like, son of a bitch. There's like five things from you that comes up first.

1:59:42 Because I had written about whoever it was and it was so funny. And I'm like, what? The search showed something I wrote? And he goes, yeah, you're like here five times. So I searched myself and dang if it wasn't true. So I just, you reminded me of that conversation when you said that, that you go to my timeline and search. I told, I showed it to my husband. I'm like, I turned my, look, I'm on the internet. So anyway, it was just funny.

2:00:12 Jeff, you're going to take us out. Okay, I just wanted to, I don't know if I missed it or not, but this cabal in the dark, the dark cabal is all connected and has been being put together for hundreds and hundreds of years. Also, too, Barack Obama was put in because Lolo Sotero, I know you had mentioned Indonesia, but he was in charge of overthrowing the Indonesian government for...

2:00:40 George H.W. Bush. So he's been groomed to be into the clique. And we have to stop the clique. And I don't know if I missed it, but I just want to put my two cents in on that and tell Colonel and Bridget and Cousin, thank you guys for helping the Colonel with all this information. It's so, so good to have it. I appreciate you guys and appreciate everybody that has some input. Share and follow the people that you think know something. And I follow everybody just about. So thank you.

2:01:10 Bye. Thanks, Jeff. So I do have to tell you, Greg Poltrain, the author that we were just talking about with Indonesia, when he went to research his book, he rented a house over there. And I think he was over there for like six or eight months. We had did some email back and forth because I had a couple of points I wanted to clarify with him. He rented the house next to the house that Barack Obama grew up in.

2:01:39 um, when he was over there. So that light just floored me. Um, sunshine, go ahead. Then you're the last one. I was just going to comment on Colonel Bridget and cousin. You guys have all changed the way I view and read any news anymore. Cause I can watch it, look at it, whatever. Now, not that I really watched the news, but I can just see it and go lie, lie, lie. You just changed the way I view everything.

2:02:08 Thank you. And that's what I call wearing your Gladio glasses, because once you get them, you can never take them off. They're permanently attached. And that's why we do it. Yes, absolutely. That's correct.

2:02:24 Every minute that we spend doing this worth it if we can empower people to begin thinking for themselves and teach you. And we do have videos where I have just walked through. OK, I found this and now I'm going to, you know, and I do it on the web. I'm going to click on this. I'm going to look up the ambassador. I'm going to look up the chief of station and just walk through the event.

2:02:51 doing those exact same things. And you will find that it's all connected. So thank you all for being here. I will see you tonight at eight o'clock and we'll be back here at noon tomorrow.

Entities here

John F. Kennedy17 Michael Flynn12 Joseph Kennedy Sr.7 United States7 Allen Dulles6 Operation Gladio6 Charles de Gaulle5 Vietnam5 France4 Afghanistan4 NATO4 Paul Craig Roberts3 CIA3 Lyman Lemnitzer2 Operation Northwood2 Barack Obama2 Lolo Soetoro1 Confessions of an Economic Hitman1 Fidel Castro1 Patrice Lumumba1 George H.W. Bush1 Lumumba assassination1 Sam Giancana1 Dwight D. Eisenhower1 Otto Skorzeny1 Netherlands1 Algeria1 Robert Kennedy assassination1 AFL-CIO1

Claims made here

Charles de Gaulle member_of France host_asserted ▶ 1:16:15

“And that's this. If you look at Charles de Gaulle, Charles de Gaulle grew up in the French military. So I'm going to challenge one of your points and say that when he became president, I would venture…”

Lyman Lemnitzer founded Operation Northwood host_asserted ▶ 1:25:09

“You have the General Lyman Lemonskers who basically created Operation Northwood. They should have been in front of a firing squad as far as I'm concerned. And if I was in charge for a day, that's a da…”

Lyman Lemnitzer member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:41:03

“And I only base that, I've been very, I don't know that for a fact. I base it on the fact that Kennedy personally directed Lyman Lemitsker over to NATO after he quote unquote fired him because of Oper…”

John F. Kennedy reassigned Lyman Lemnitzer host_asserted ▶ 1:41:03

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Robert Kennedy assassination host_asserted ▶ 1:41:03

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Lumumba assassination host_asserted ▶ 1:42:15

“Patrice Lumumba was murdered basically as a CIA operation. The funding that was actually signed by Eisenhower. And so there there was. But again, and, you know, he would have been told he was a commun…”

Joseph Kennedy Sr. traded_network_to Sam Giancana caller_asserted ▶ 1:44:10

“since the early 1940s. That's great. Thanks, Colonel. Sure. Jeff, go ahead. Good morning, Colonel Towner. How are you doing this morning? Good. I wanted to elaborate on what you were speaking on from …”

Joseph Kennedy Sr. member_of AFL-CIO caller_asserted ▶ 1:44:10

Otto Skorzeny ordered_assassination_of John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:48:54

“That was the thing that when I first started digging into the correlation, once I found out about Otto Skorzeny and the OAS and their role in the assassination of JFK. And then you have to look at JFK…”

Allen Dulles targeted_for_regime_change Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 1:52:02

“There was this wave of, you know, independence being given. And the guy that came to power there, and I'm kind of not doing a good job of the intricacy of it, but I have like five minutes left. So any…”

Allen Dulles ordered_assassination_of John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:52:30

“Lo and behold, JFK wants them to have, he likes the guy that's currently in power and he's going to go over there and meet with him, which would have completely destroyed Alan Dulles' plan. So another…”

John F. Kennedy attempted_assassination_of Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 1:53:23

“conflict the whole or de-escalate the whole bullshit going on with trying to assassinate him every five minutes. And that totally pissed off Alan Dulles. So there was like probably anywhere from five …”

Lolo Soetoro overthrew Vietnam caller_asserted ▶ 2:00:12

“Jeff, you're going to take us out. Okay, I just wanted to, I don't know if I missed it or not, but this cabal in the dark, the dark cabal is all connected and has been being put together for hundreds …”

George H.W. Bush ordered_assassination_of Vietnam caller_asserted ▶ 2:00:12