Operation Gladio - Is it the Octopus of Danny Casalaro’s writings_

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0:00 Hey, everybody. How are you guys doing tonight? All right. Thank you for starting us off, Bridget. I was just getting the link up on StreamYard so people can see us over on Rumble as well. Good afternoon. I just put Cousin It up on the co-host. So I wanted to.

0:45 So let me start with this. I found another interesting article that was written by a guy by the name of Hugh Turley, H-U-G-H-T-U-R-L-E-Y. And while I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this,

1:11 I do think it's relevant because I just want to put a bookmarker here. When we get to Vietnam, which again will be a multi-day presentation, we're going to find out that the Catholic Church played a very interesting role in the entire operation of the Vietnam War. One that has not been told.

1:41 in any one specific place. You have to do a lot of digging over multiple sources to be able to figure it all out. So this morning I was looking through some other stuff that had happened in 1968, just kind of finishing up in my brain, kind of trying to close that door, if there was any other weird things that happened. Well, I did run across one thing.

2:10 There was a guy by the name of Thomas Merton, and evidently in Catholic circles, he was like the Ernest Hemingway of the written word in the Catholic Church. You spell his last name M-E-R-T-O-N.

2:36 From a very elite family, he was sent to a boarding school in England. His mom and dad met in a Paris art school. So this is like the creme de la creme, right? So he started school at Cambridge, and he also attended school at Columbia.

3:06 He graduated with a master's degree in English and then began work on a PhD. And he decided to enter the church. And his original church assignment was the Abbey at Gethsemane in Kentucky. So let me spell that. Abbey of G-E-T-H-S-E.

3:37 M-A-N-I. And he was assassinated in 1968. And originally, he was actually assassinated while he was doing work over in Thailand, which is kind of how it ties him into the Vietnam War. Because we know in our study of Operation Gladio that Thailand had been given $35 million to the

4:08 chief of national police in order to allow the CIA to transit drugs in and out of Thailand, both in, hold on just a second, in multiple different ways. Yeah, Bangkok. Okay, so there's a couple of interesting tidbits when you read through this that perks you up if you know anything about Operation Gladio.

4:41 And one of the things is he was staying at a Red Cross retreat center in Bangkok. Now we know, having studied Operation Gladio, that Red Cross is not really the Red Cross that you and I know. Red Cross is consistently used by the CIA as a front organization. And he was there with some other people.

5:12 that some were friends, some not so friendly. And two of the guys that were good guys found his dead body. And evidently he had been bludgeoned in the head and his body had been positioned so that it looked like it was staged. And there had been a fan.

5:42 that had been laid over his body. And then there's years and years and years that go by. So these two guys that are the good guys take a picture of him laying there, two pictures actually, and they kept copies of them, but ended up giving the microfiche or the, what do you call it? Oh, I'm having a brain dump.

6:12 the negatives to the Abbey back in Kentucky that he belonged to. Well, immediately the people in the Abbey hide them. Well, why would you hide pictures of a dead body of a guy that's from your church? That's totally weird. Well, eventually these negatives show up in a collection that was donated to.

6:45 Butler Library at Columbia University. And when they discover the negatives, there's a whole lot of more information because one of the negatives didn't get developed right away. It was kind of like underexposed, but now we have the technology to do that. And it made clear.

7:07 that there was much more to the injuries of his body. And one of the things that they had said all of those years is that he had been electrocuted and that there were burn marks on his body, only to find out when they did the second negative exposure, that absolutely was not true. And so no autopsy was done. And anyway, it was a very suspicious death.

7:36 And the importance of that, obviously, with the other assassinations that were going on in 1968, was that he happened to be over in Thailand revealing a lot of information in a very effective writing style about the CIA and about what they were doing over there. And he wrote,

8:07 specifically about the phoenix program which was an assassination operation being ran by the cia and was active in thailand um and of course it is touted as having depending on if you use u.s numbers or actual numbers from the area 20 to 40 000 people were murdered as part of the phoenix program and um he definitely

8:35 um, was a thorn in their side in exposing, um, and because they were using the Catholic church to kind of hide some of the goings on of moving people, um, and that type of thing. Um, he would have had inside knowledge to all of that. So I just wanted to throw that out there again, the guy's name, um,

9:04 In case he comes up in more of our discovery, Thomas Merton, M-E-R-T-O-N. So just be advised that that's out there. Now we're going to get to what we're really here for. I had been looking. I don't have Netflix and I'm not getting Netflix. I am aware.

9:33 of Netflix doing the series on the octopus murders and Danny Casolaro. I've been on the look for an article that kind of did a good job of summarizing what the Netflix series actually revealed. And I found this one this morning that I think did a really good job.

10:04 Not that I know what the actual series is, just tying what I've already read all of his papers and the articles that he wrote. And knowing what I know about Gladio, I think this guy does a good job of putting the two together. Again, not necessarily from the perspective of having watched the movie. So I did want to share some of this article that was written.

10:33 And it was written by a guy by the name of Jeremy Kuzmarzo, K-U-Z-M-A-R-O-V. He has a really interesting kind of more progressive leaning, which, anyway, be that what it is. Okay, so...

11:03 Just a little review about Casolaro himself. He had been working on the networking, trying to map out, quote unquote, the octopus. And people wanted to know what the octopus was. And he labeled the octopus.

11:33 It had to do with stolen software to carry out an array of criminal activity tied to the Iran-Contra enterprise, which is basically the covert CIA, and other major scandals. The crimes included heroin and cocaine smuggling, which of course we know is Operation Gladio, and stealing gold, political spying on allies and private citizens, and the unlawful

12:00 weapon sales to right-wing extremists and political death squads in South and Central America, which of course we know is Operation Condor. After traveling to West Virginia to interview a secret source in his investigation, Casolaro was found with both of his forearms deeply slashed over eight times, severing the tendons in both arms, and was in a bathtub full of his own blood.

12:30 He was in a Sheraton hotel. Such wounds made it impossible for him to have done an actual suicide because you can't cut both of your arms that extensively and then be able to use the one you just cut to cut the other. It's just impossible. It's another one of those suicide but was shot five times scenarios.

12:57 Hansen explained around 2013, he became obsessed with the Casolaro case and abandoned his job as a photographer for the New York Times to pursue the same leads that Casolaro was pursuing and basically investigate his death. Over the course of 10 years, Hansen met key figures within the Casolaro orbit and others who knew him intimately.

13:27 These people included a guy by the name of Bill Hamilton, a former NSA employee who founded this computer software company in 1970, which is Innslaw. And Innslaw is the company that created Promise Software. And that software, known as Promise, was stolen by...

13:52 as this author is saying, agents of the octopus within the Reagan-Bush Justice Department. So it was stolen by the DOJ after the Innslaw company presented it to the DOJ as a solution to be able to track money laundering of international syndicate players, which of course they would never want to do unless it was tracking it being done by someone else so that they could

14:21 blackmailed them but keep doing it themselves, which is exactly what they ended up doing because they wrote back doors both at Mossad and at the CIA into the software and used it after they stole it from these guys. This revolutionary computer software was then clandestinely sold to foreign countries and used to carry out covert

14:47 operations financed through money laundering, including at the BCCI and Castle Bank and the Australian Nugent Hand Bank. Now, we have to keep this in mind because we've talked about all three of them. We've talked quite extensively about BCCI and the fact that it was founded in the early 1970s. It was bankrupted in 1991. Well, the other...

15:16 It was exposed in 1991 is a better way to say it because the bank still exists in Pakistan. It's just not allowed to do business outside of Pakistan because it was deemed a criminal enterprise. Castle Bank is the Paul Helliwell Bank that was set up to help the Vatican money launder. And Nugent Hand, you will remember, is the bank that was in Australia that Nugent.

15:40 was found assassinated in his Mercedes car in hand, went on the run and ended up in Idaho. And I've been, I'm in the middle of mapping hand to South Africa and all of the countries that we just studied. Angola, Rhodesia, he was in all of those. He was one of the weapons traffickers.

16:09 Using Nugent Hand and BCCI to money launder, he was the guy that was actually out in the field arranging the weapons movement into South Africa from Israel and other destinations into Angola and Rhodesia and many other places down there in order to carry out Operation Gladio regime change operations.

16:38 That's why I find this story so interesting, because to me, I am absolutely convinced at this point, Danny Casolaro was on to Operation Gladio, just like we are. Okay, another guy, Michael Reconosuto, let me spell his name, R-I-C-O-N-O-S.

17:08 C-I-U-T-O, was a science and computer protege whose father, Marshall Reconosuto, worked with Wackenhut. Wackenhut is a well-documented CIA front, quote unquote, security company. Michael modified the promised software for the CIA to covertly deploy on...

17:37 an Indian reservation in California as a means of processing illegal weapons to the Nicaraguan Contras in violation of the Bolin Amendment passed by Congress that said they weren't allowed to arm the Contras anymore. Michael was later set up on a phony drug charge and sentenced to a quarter century behind bars because he knew too much about the CIA's grossly

18:09 criminal covert operations. Robert Booth Nichols, who at least some point in his life was posing as an Air Force officer, was a CIA covert operator who was the coordinator of one of the principal tentacles of the Octopus, who had become a secret confidential source for Casalero.

18:39 and his investigation. John Philip Nichols, another CIA covert operation who worked for the CIA in Brazil and Chile and was operating on the Indian reservation where the PROMIS software was modified. So I don't know if those two are related. When a member of the tribe by the name of Fred Alvarez

19:11 began probing into Nichols' business dealings. Alvarez and two of his associates were murdered by a CIA assassin by the name of Philip Arthur Thompson, who also murdered Michael Rizconi. I don't know how to pronounce his last name.

19:38 Recono Suto's business partner, Paul Morasca, M-O-R-A-S-C-A. So when interviewed, Danny Casolaro's brother, Anthony Casolaro, a Virginia-based doctor who in the 2000s served as a consulting physician for the White House Medical Unit. And see, I didn't know that part.

20:13 Sherry Seymour, a California-based journalist who wrote The Last Circle, Danny Casolaro's investigation into the Octopus and Promise software. And Anne Klink, a close friend of Danny Casolaro, who was a senior producer for MSNBC's political show Hardball, starring Chris Matthews. So those people were all interviewed.

20:41 During the first three episodes of the documentary, the viewer is led to believe that Hansen is skeptical of the official designation as a suicide and thinks that the octopus was actually engaged in the very criminal activities of which Danny Casolaro was publicly charging.

21:04 However, three quarters of the way through the fourth and final episode, Hansen suddenly veers away from a very obvious conclusion and announces to the viewers that Hansen is certain of only one thing. That only one person was in Danny's hotel room, Danny, and that basically he committed a suicide.

21:30 You were to conclude that the people who believe the octopus conspiracy are out of their mind and had manipulated Casolaro into wasting his life. And see, that's the part that I had heard, which is why I thought it all very interesting. And of course, we would know that they would do that as a way of the limited hangout kind of thing. Yeah, look at all of this bad stuff. But he was crazy.

21:58 So none of it's, don't look here. None of this is real. The turning point for Hansen regarding the credibility of Bill Hamilton and Michael Reconosuto was when one of Bill Hamilton's highly placed intelligence sources, a person by the name of Norma Giacinto, who reportedly told Hamilton that his Promise software had been deployed.

22:25 to program U.S. nuclear submarines, said that this extraordinarily highly classified information had been conveyed to her on paper napkins in a bowling alley. The clear implication on Hansen's part was that Giacinto was so clearly non-credible as a source, so it must be everything else is not credible. After being confronted about Giacinto,

22:55 Hansen reported that Hamilton stopped returning his phone calls and retracted some of the things he had said earlier. Hansen then went on to expressively depict Michael Reconosuto as being paranoid and a web spinner who spins stories that may only be partially true. Hansen asserts to his viewers that all of these people are insane and it's so fucking sad. That's a quote.

23:23 While Hansen is careful not to denigrate Casolaro himself, he suggests that he was being manipulated by Hamilton, Reconosuto, and Robert Booth Nichols, who was exposed as a con man in 2008 when he was implicated in a Ponzi scheme by his business partner and then suddenly reported as having died, though many believe he faked his death and is still alive hiding somewhere.

23:52 Because that's something that just, you know, normally people would do. Hansen characterized Casolaro as a golden boy with a great personality, but asserted that he had developed an obsession with this octopus idea. And it was that that caused him to self-destruct like a Greek tragedy. According to Hansen, when Danny realized that he had been drawn into a rabbit hole, it appears that he killed himself.

24:22 That theory presented is that Casolaro had driven himself basically deeply in debt, couldn't find a publisher to write a tell-all book, and that him committing suicide was like an act of desperation. Such a conclusion on the part of Hansen is outrageous because Hansen knew for a fact that William Hamilton's promised software had in fact been stolen and was being used.

24:50 to establish money laundering networks by the CIA and was being used to finance criminal covert operations and that surveillance networks included by foreign governments had been sold the software illegally to enable the octopus to spy on them and all of their financial transactions. Because keep in mind, people, the entire mass fortune

25:18 that Robert Maxwell was able to stabilize his media empire with was gotten by selling copies of Promise Software to governments for Mossad. So it's definitely real. There's a 20-year-plus court case of Inslaw suing the Department of Justice for stealing it.

25:49 So it, in fact, is real. Prior to his death, Casolaro was planning to fly to Australia to try to uncover new information about the Nugent Hand Bank, a CIA money laundering front by veterans of the secret war in Laos who was involved in large-scale drug smuggling. And let me just clarify that. So when we looked into Nugent Hand Bank, and you remember...

26:17 In many of these stories, I tell you that the board of directors are like musical chairs. So Nugent Hand Bank will have a board of directors of like seven people. Then BCCI has seven people. And like three of the seven from Nugent Hand is on BCCI and ditto back to the other way. And then you'll throw in Castle Bank.

26:41 four of them will be on Castle Bank and the other four in Castle Bank will be on the BCCI. So it's kind of like musical chairs being in charge of these CIA fake banks that they're using to money launder. And unfortunately, there's a shitload of retired general officers on these banks. That was dumbfounding to me. And as this author...

27:06 points out, most of these general officers were involved in these bullshit opium guarding wars like the Vietnam War that was created and maintained for such a long time, like in Afghanistan, for the simple purpose of the CIA to drug smuggle. And so the drug smuggling, money laundering banks have these same crooks on them. So again,

27:37 What that person, what this author just said is absolutely true based on everything that we found in Operation Gladio. Moving on. Casolaro was scheduled to meet with the members of the Australian Royal and Causagen Commissions, which were investigating drug-related corruption in Australia, including Nugent Hand Bank, and uncovered damning evidence that Casolaro would have obtained.

28:06 After his visit to Australia, Danny was planning to meet with the CIA operative Edwin Wilson at his prison cell in Philadelphia. I'll explain Edwin Wilson in just a minute. After being convicted for illegal arms smuggling to Libya that had been financed with $22 million on a line of credit from none other than Nugent Hand Bank.

28:37 Wilson and Nugent Hand Bank founder Mike Hand were involved in arms smuggling to the CIA-backed rebels in Angola, which of course is what I just told you. Now, let's spend a minute on Edwin Wilson, just as a reminder for you guys, because Edwin Wilson is a very interesting Operation Gladio guy. He worked both for the CIA and the Office of Naval Intelligence.

29:06 And a long time ago in one of our videos, when we were doing book reviews, we talked about the Navy having set up kind of a parallel CIA inside of the Navy. And I'm looking for the number. It was called like Task Force 147, something to that effect.

29:36 Oh, right here. Task Force 157. That's close. Yes. So basically what that was is it gave the Navy, which had not had this capability before, Admiral Bobby Inman, who was the director of Naval Intelligence, had set this up and given the.

30:06 basically the NCIS kind of capability, the Intel segments of the Navy, the authority to create fake companies. And basically had hired, whether he knew he was CIA or not, I don't know, hired Wilson to run these fake companies. And the beauty of doing that was for Wilson, he got to keep the profits.

30:34 and was basically armed smuggling as an official representative of the U.S. government. And what's interesting about that is that you're at the mercy of the CIA, because as soon as you misstep, they will arrest you and pin you as being an international arms dealer, which is in fact what they did.

31:06 and it was unclear to me what he actually did to piss them off to actually get arrested because he was working on their behalf. And let me read this one quote. Wilson was on the CIA's payroll and doing the agency's bidding. All the time he was employed by one of the largest labor unions in the United States as its international representative in Europe. He served as the advance man for who? Hubert Humphrey.

31:36 in the 1964 campaign, thus playing an active partisan role while being employed by the CIA. So we have to make sure that we understand one thing very, very clearly, that whether it's a labor union, whether it's an international syndicate, business, whatever, the CIA is everywhere.

32:06 They're involved in all of this shit. So there's a whole lot more about Wilson. We could do a whole show just on Wilson. The guy's crazy. So back to the story. So Danny's planning on meeting CIA operative Edwin Wilson at his jail cell. Casolaro additionally had planned to visit Laos and Burma.

32:34 to further uncover the CIA's support for drug trafficking out of the Golden Triangle. Taking forward the story told in Alfred McCoy's landmark 1972 book called The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia. I just bought that book. I haven't read it yet. At the time of his murder, as was confirmed by his best friend Ben Mason, Casolaro had in his briefcase copies of two checks.

33:03 One for a million dollars and the other one for $4 million. From the Kuwaiti royal family to Iran-Contra criminal arms dealer Aiden Khashoggi and Manikur Gorbanapur. And that guy's Iranian, if I remember correctly. Let me look him up real quick. Because Aiden Khashoggi was Khashoggi.

33:33 was, yep, Iranian arms dealer. Damn, I've done this for too long now. This is getting pathetic. All right, so Manakir Ghorbanifar is an Iranian arms dealer that was basically receiving all of the arms and making all of the arms deals for the Iran-Contra.

34:00 So he was dealing specifically directly with Israel. And the Kuwaiti royal family was basically cutting the check and writing and financing a whole bunch of the arms deals for the Iran-Contra deal. And Aden Khashoggi was in the middle. And he also, obviously, an international arms dealer. The two of them was working supposedly with Lebanon to get U.S.

34:29 prisoners that had been kidnapped by the Lebanese terrorists freed because supposedly they were being paid by Iran. So they were going to give Iran some weapons. We were going to get some of the hostages back, but they were doing it using the Contras down in Central America as the cutout.

34:57 So it didn't look like Reagan was doing a direct basically paying with arms to get our hostages out. So it was all just smoke and mirrors and all bullshit. But he had proof that the Kuwaiti royal family was in the middle of that. And that is a very little known tidbit. I had read that before, but I had only ever seen it in one other place.

35:27 which would be huge if you look at the fact that we end up, the whole Iraq war was based on the fact that Kuwait had struck a deal to do the diagonal drilling into an oil field in Iraq, and they used that as basically the false flag to start the entire Iraq war.

35:55 So you see how all of that plays in? It was the Kuwaiti royal family and their ambassador's daughter that lied about the whole incubator thing. So all of this is tied together. All of our wartime is tied to this octopus slash Operation Gladio bullshit. So these two, Aiden Khashoggi and Gorbanifar,

36:26 had been, the checks to these guys from the royal family had been drawn on the Monte Carlo branch of the BCCI bank. And they were to specifically purchase tow missiles by Hezbollah. These two checks were transferred by a guy by the name of Robert Sensi, S-E-N-C-I.

36:58 excuse me, S-E-N-S-I, who worked directly for the CIA director, William Casey. The profits from the sale were to be used to purchase arms to be illegally sent to the Contras in violation of the Bolin Amendment. Casolaro have amassed further proof of a CIA-backed coup in Australia targeting Prime Minister Gal Whitlam, which we've talked about as well.

37:29 who had opposed the U.S. war in Vietnam and was trying to remove a secret U.S. spy base called Pine Gap. That was one of those satellite tracking, not unlike the one that we just talked about in the Pacific Ocean, just off the coast of Australia, by the way. So apparently you're not allowed to not want to spy for the CIA.

37:57 And if you do, you're going to get cued, right? Because remember the story about the Seychelles? That's exactly what happened to that guy. They tried to cue him a couple of times because he didn't want the satellite tracking for the CIA and the U.S. government on his island. So, and it also was used to spy on Australian civilians because of Five Eyes.

38:32 So the CIA collected the information being these tracking stations on the civilians in Australia, and then Australia was able to get it because the CIA had collected it.

39:03 was undertaken to keep secret a CIA drug smuggling network ran by Ted Shackley out of Lebanon. And just that you guys know, that had to do with some crazy coded suitcase thing that they had these young Libyans who thought they were transporting important classified documents, not drugs.

39:30 I've seen two of the people interviewed that was arrested for this or charged for it. Sorry, they didn't extradite them. Muammar Gaddafi wouldn't let them extradite them. So they were charged and they were tried in absentee. They are saying that what they were told was basically they were transiting like in briefcase type suitcases.

40:00 what they thought was classified type information, and they would take it on an airplane from like Lebanon or Libya and take it to Europe. And then from Europe, it'd be flown into the United States. However, like every second one or every third one actually had a crap ton of drugs in them.

40:24 And there was some way of passing them off through security that they had figured out. And the last guy in the loop got the suitcase after he had already cleared the luggage area. And they knew based on some ribbon on it or something that it was to be sent through because they had already bought baggage handlers and all that other stuff to make this network work. So the whole thing was a setup.

40:52 In sum, Hansen and Trias claim that Castellano had concluded that he had been in effect manipulated and basically lied to by all of these people and that he had been chasing a phantom, which is completely false. As far as Castellano having committed suicide, this theory is...

41:17 contradicted by the fact that both the Casolaro's forearms were slashed so deeply and so many times that the tendons of both of his arms were severed, making it impossible for him to have held the razor to do the second one. Moreover, there were conspicuous

41:38 bruises on his arms and head that had never been accounted for and signs that an assailant had tried to asphyxiate him by placing a plastic bag over his head. Three of the Casolaro's fingernails were missing and a housekeeper saw two bloody towels in his room indicating the blood had been cleaned up by someone. A still confidential source asserted that Casolaro had alcohol absolute

42:07 in his system that had been injected into his spine to deaden the nerves below his head. An unnamed Sheraton hotel maid told the Martinsburg police that she had saw a man leaving Casolaro's room that morning, whom she said was definitely not Danny Casolaro. Now, let me just tell you something, because I have not read this part right here.

42:38 Do you know that is exactly what they did to all of the Jonestown people? They injected just below their head, at the top of their spine, every single one of them had an injection into their back. Holy shit, I just got chills. That's freaking crazy. Down to the very sports clothes, the maid said that the man was wearing, that man closely resembled,

43:13 a guy by the name of Major Joseph Cuellar, C-U-E-L-L-A-R, who was a CIA and special forces operative who worked at Business Risk International, a private security company that was a CIA front. Cuellar was seen there in Martinsburg with Casolaro the weekend of his murder.

43:43 Rather than trying to definitively solve his murder, the ultimate aim of the Netflix series was basically to characterize the whistleblowers as conspiracy theorists and to tell us once and for all that Danny Casolaro had committed suicide. In 1967, the CIA issued a secret memo to its army of media assets.

44:10 entitled Countering Criticism of the Warren Report, which recommended slandering as conspiracy theorist anyone who reported the Warren Report's false conclusion that Oswald was a lone gunman. Whether intentionally or not, Triet's and Hansen's documentary follows the CIA memo to a T as far as labeling these people.

44:39 conspiracy theorist. Instead of generating outrage at the criminals who committed unlawful acts in the guise of national security, they basically tried to make people feel sorry for these people for believing in quote-unquote conspiracies, even though they were victims of the criminals Casolaro was exposing. Hamilton is made out to be particularly duplicitous.

45:09 because of questions posed by Hansen about one of Hamilton's sources, when most of his sources had already been proven reliable and his overall claims authenticated in federal court documents, stating explicitly that Hamilton had been defrauded in a massive criminal scheme. Elliot Richardson, Richard Nixon's former attorney, took on Hamilton's case after reaching the conclusion,

45:39 that he, in fact, had had all of the promised software stolen from him. Richardson's comments show that they were being, the people who made this Netflix thing, were being very reckless and irresponsible with jumping to the conclusion that Casolaro had committed suicide as basically a way of covering up a crime.

46:09 Peter Osborne, who was a former science advisor in the Australian government who began following the trail of octopus, so to speak, when his encrypted business venture established with the Australian government in United Nations was destroyed under the CIA Operation Stillpoint because it operated outside of CIA control. And remember, the CIA had already bought.

46:36 the company Crypto AG, and they were using that. So this guy created a encryption device as well, but the CIA basically destroyed his operation because they wouldn't have control of it. All right. Osborne would tell the...

47:03 author of this article, that they deliberately withheld exposing their knowledge of the credible and independent evidence, claiming that they had never seen it. Osborne also said that his website, offering extensive documentation that backed up and expanded on Casolaro, had found came out more than two years before the film, but was never mentioned, even though Hansen had sent him an email in July claiming that he was curious about what he had discovered.

47:33 I mean, as far as I'm concerned, at this point, it's probably safe to conclude that this Netflix thing is just another CIA operation. Hansen had pleaded with him to have access to all of his thousands of recorded interviews with many key witnesses and his recovered official CIA documentation, confirming the technical teams that were involved in exploiting and modifying Promise software that had been sold.

48:01 to the Australian government and to foreign intel sources. Osborne said in early 2002, Hansen and Tritts were totally aware that I had already posted on my website all my credible and independent research investigations and legal evidence before they continued to release their Netflix series. According to Osborne, the scene involving Ms. Giacinto

48:30 was a setup. Ms. Giacinto was clearly told to state those lines. Her husband had worked for the CIA, and Aetna, the company she worked for, was associated with the John Hopkins School of Medicine, which provided a cover for U.S. clandestine operations. Osborne said that the two producers did not have the professional technical qualifications to understand the CIA's need to modify

48:57 promised software for tracking nuclear submarines, and covert SWIFT banking transactions. Part of the film's bias is its reliance on commentary from a person by the name of Ann Klink, K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because she worked for Dr. Earl Bryan, who was a Reagan administration official.

49:25 whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Klink was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Financial News Network, which was owned by Brian. According to Ben Mason, who Osborne interviewed, when Danny died, Klink went to his house and seized his documents, which he had no authority to do. Klink kept hidden what...

49:56 was disclosed in those documents, whose content would undercut the very basis of the Netflix series. Besides the omission about Clank, Hansen admits that the fact that in Martinsburg, BCCI attorney Robert Altman had reluctantly agreed to meet Casolaro, who was threatening to give the checks from the

50:25 to purchase the tow missiles to Senate investigation led by John Kerry, along with the two folders of documents exposing the Pentagon fraud involving Hughes' aircraft. These facts undermine the Netflix stories as well.

50:49 Because basically they tried to say that he had reached a dead end. He was frustrated. He was depressed and blah, blah, blah. Which in fact, if he hadn't yet met Robert Altman, he obviously wasn't at a dead end. And just so that you know, Robert Altman, I've come across him repeatedly. So he is a big, big deal.

51:20 Um, and I was shocked when I first read that he actually had agreed to meet with him because if you remember some of the past stories that we've told, um, one of the, um, big players in all of this is a guy by the name of Clark Clifford, um, who was basically the sec def, um, and Altman and Clark.

51:49 Clifford was in a law practice together. And Clark Clifford was in the whole story that we just told about the election in 1968 because he was a political advisor to Lyndon B. Johnson. He was all tied up in LBJ's criminality. He was on the president's intelligence advisory board.

52:17 for LBJ when all of the criminality was happening while he was president. And the fact that that guy was in the leadership of the BCCI bank, basically it tells you everything. Every piece of this is all tied together. It's quite amazing. Every story, you get back to all of the same players.

52:46 Let me back up just one second because there was one other thing. So the other thing I want to tell you about Altman. So Altman would have known everything about BCCI, their money laundering, their weapon sales, the fact that it was funded by Saudi money. And back then, most of that was not known. Altman was also involved in video game development. He was involved in media.

53:16 Um, and there was a company called Zinni Max Media. He became the CEO and was chairman of that. Um, so yeah, he was a big deal in this whole scam. So if he was going to talk to Danny Casolaro, yeah, that, that explains a lot, um, of him, uh,

53:43 getting assassinated because there's no way they could have afforded Robert Altman having a conversation with Danny Casolaro. That would have been a no-go. So anyway, that gets us kind of wrapped up on that storyline.

54:09 But I wanted to kind of tie all those pieces together because it kind of starts with 1968 and another assassination of a priest over in Vietnam. And of course, we know the whole reason Johnson, one of the reasons of many that he dropped out was how bad the war was going. And then it kind of brings us full circle back to Clark Clifford and the Johnson administration again being.

54:38 you know, wrapped up with the same players that Danny Casolaro was investigating. And at this point, I think it's unequivocal that Danny was investigating Operation Gladio firsthand as it was unfolding. So do we have anybody that has questions?

55:11 Just ask for a mic. Bridget, Cousin It, y'all have anything you want to add? I think we had a couple of hands raised. Let me give them a couple of minutes. No, go ahead. If somebody has a hand raised. CIC. Hey, Colonel Towner. I apologize. I had some Wi-Fi connection interference halfway through.

55:46 But last time I was listening to you, I didn't want to interrupt you and I didn't want to make it about me or anything like that. But I wanted you to know that when President Trump built True Social, okay, he built that platform. Then he invited everybody to get on that platform. I just knew I had to support President Trump.

56:16 And I had to get on that platform, but I didn't know what else to do. And I was really humbling myself to the Lord, Jesus Christ, God, the most high God. And I said, Lord, if I'm going to be here, what do I call it? And the Lord said, I want you to call it glad again. That was it. So, and here we are talking about.

56:51 Gladio and the similarities of this operation. And so I'm just highly impressed, Colonel Towner. Thank you for your service, ma'am. You're welcome. Thank you for being here. So I don't know if anybody's waiting because I've got storms moving through. So my phone's glitching again. Big shock.

57:18 One of the things Bridget and I had been talking about with Truth Social, Truth Social is an awesome platform. It is. I always looked at it as the holding pen because most of us were banned here from being here at one point. And that is holding pen. That's the discussion. Those people that sort of think this in along the same line.

57:48 This is the battlefield. This is where we get our voice out and heard in a respectful way, which I have a hard time remembering. But, you know, both platforms have excellent opportunities to meet people with like-minds. Everywhere you go, it's a different experience. But you have found here, you have found the front lines of the battlefield.

58:19 because we are going to expose them and they're not going to like it. Anybody else find it pretty creepy that the same kill method was used in Jonestown as it was on Castellaro? That's a signature move. So now we have to find out who decided that was a good idea. I agree.

58:54 It's another pattern that we've come to appreciate. Yes, ma'am. Pattern recognition and, oh, what was the other thing? Anyways, is that a coincidence? Yeah, there's no such thing as coincidence, right? No, ma'am. Yeah. All right, Zama, what you got? Howdy, Colonel. How's it going? Can you hear me?

59:28 Ah, great. Yeah. Um, this is, uh, this is all new. So I'm, I'm, um, I'm sort of catching up on all your, uh, links and reading here and, and, and finding it fascinating. Cause I heard about the next, the, the Netflix, um, series, I think it's a series or is it documentary? It's like, there was like three or four different, um, uh, series. So it's a series and there was like three or four, um, in the series.

59:58 And and they basically did a good job. And I had read this multiple places. This is the most objective critique that I had seen of it that actually kind of portrayed the entire story and showed where they went offline. And it was not until the very last one that they kind of pulled the rug out from because everybody was watching it going, oh, my gosh, they're going to tell us, you know, that he really didn't commit suicide and they're.

1:00:27 kind of finally validate the fact that he was murdered. And then hell no, they went right back to the CIA talking points. You know, he's crazy. He committed suicide. That's interesting. No, and I haven't seen it. So I really want to catch, catch up on that because if there's anything that I think your spaces are doing a formidable job is also part of the importance of correcting the record here. And I think

1:00:56 There's a lot of cases in which we are seeing these kind of very slick documentaries going back on a lot of what we are defining Gladio related or connected events, operations, or sort of connected historical points. And I think it's really important to sort of make sure that those omissions get called out.

1:01:26 because often the power of those media are so sort of compelling in the way that documentaries can be made and sort of really sway the public opinion to think a certain way. And maybe it's a side note. I've been sort of down a little bit of a rabbit hole on the whole topic of predictive programming, which I think is kind of related and interesting. It absolutely is related. Yeah, no, and it's something that caught my attention.

1:01:54 I got fascinated to start with the whole history of Ian Fleming, which I'm sure you know of, because he was deeply related with the Office of Naval Intelligence in World War II, the early OSS, and all of the characters of basically post-World War II, sort of the setup of the OSS especially.

1:02:18 And then when he sort of retired to Jamaica and set off to write his Bond novels, I find it fascinating that he has, there's a lot of interesting sort of drops of information that he leaves in there. And one of them, as probably people are familiar with the films, as you know, Bond kind of often

1:02:43 And again, I'll make a disclaimer. Let's separate fact from fiction. But it's interesting to know his history and what he was involved in and then some of the things he wrote about. But Bond is often against an organization called Spectre, right? Now, Spectre is this kind of octopus, basically, organization. And it actually stands for, in his book, as the Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion.

1:03:10 And it's a fictional organization featured on what basically is led by a whole series of sort of, you know, quintessential Bond bad guys. But that involve the Soviet smirch, Nazi, basically old Nazi, you know, renegades.

1:03:35 And basically the secret intelligence of the Italian mafia, the French Corsican mafia and Turkish heroin smuggling operations. So you kind of have all of these organizations who in the fiction, it's kind of, you know, they're all the quintessential bad guys. But look at what we've been sort of talking about in so many of your spaces and how close they are to actually.

1:04:01 some of the real life figures and organizations and syndicate related operations that we're seeing in the 60s and 70s. Now, interestingly, one of the last, and I'll finish on this, films that the first Bond actor, oh gosh, just had mine blank. What's his name?

1:04:30 Who did Dr. No, and he did the first Scottish actor. God, I'm just having a mind blank. Terrible. Oh, man, I know who you're talking about. Sean Connery. You're talking about Sean Connery? Sean Connery, thank you very much. Yeah, terrible. Anyway, so Sean Connery, his last film was called Never Say Never Again. And he was brought back as a Bond actor. I think after like 10 years, they didn't do a Bond film since the 70s, which was his last one, which was Thunderbolt.

1:04:58 And that film was, again, he's battling the Spectre organization. And interestingly enough, part of it is filmed on a boat called Kingdom 5KR, where Spectre holds all its sort of bad sort of operations from. Now, Kingdom 5KR is basically was originally named Nabila. It's an 85 meter super yacht built for Saudi billionaire Adan Khashoggi. Interestingly enough.

1:05:28 So these things have a way, the fact and the fiction have a way of interloping within each other. And I think it's just an interesting side note to sometimes look at it with some gladio glasses when watching these films or looking back at some of the fiction written about this stuff. Because part of the illusion and part of the predictive programming and also part of the psyop is also to try and convince people that some of this stuff is just too...

1:05:57 far-fetched it's all fiction it's all you know these are all you know come on this is all just the realm of of baddies and and hollywood of course none of this stuff really happens well you know now you know and if you know you know and they also they also glamorize it i mean that's the whole thing well you know being a spy is glamorous it's not evil and bad and when someone and when you assassinate someone that when the spy assassinates someone it's because they're bad

1:06:27 It's predictive programming. And so when you hear the CIA has assassinated someone, you automatically now believe that they were bad. And the CIA gives you the propaganda by calling them a communist. So you have all of it leaped on together, and that's a very good kind of tie-in to how this entire operation works.

1:06:55 the way they've been allowed to propagandize us for so long into accepting their evilness. Totally, totally, exactly. And I think part of the criminality which they're able to get away with, and perhaps there may be people who are sort of historically sort of interesting in analyzing these things and maybe try and make a distinction between what's legit intelligence operations and where does it venture into sort of...

1:07:23 completely rogue and criminal networking that we're seeing time and time again is exactly this, is that they sort of, they easily put the like, oh, look, it's the bad guys doing all of this stuff. You know, these are the, it's the communists, it's these guys, it's those guys, right? And then that all gets portrayed in the media afterwards, right? Or in the sort of the whitewashing or the films or, you know, the documentaries that are made afterwards or, yeah. So I think it's important to sort of,

1:07:52 Definitely analyze and highlight the media side to some of these operations and how that works. But yeah, thanks a lot for that. I think I'll definitely look into, yeah, I want to see this Netflix series and look more into the kind of the octopus murder intrigues in detail because I think it's such an interesting part of this whole puzzle. Right. Exactly. I do too. Go ahead, Bridget. Okay.

1:08:23 The short version of this is back in, I'm trying to remember, was it after World War I? Anyway, this predictive programming might be a good thing to do a space on one day because I know there were documented, they had an entire wing of the government that was created for the whole purpose of getting the public's acceptance.

1:08:54 to go into, I think it was World War II. And their whole thing was to work with Hollywood, to work with newspapers, and they would actually write out newspaper articles and distribute them to the major news. This goes against the very basics of our First Amendment rights.

1:09:25 And when the newspapers are no longer reporting facts, but they are being fed a dialogue, they can no longer be trusted. But it goes to show how long this was openly accepted within our government as something they could do to swing the public's opinion on anything. But anyway.

1:09:56 My opinion, the predictive programming, because it has been so well documented within our government for so long, it would blow your mind how long it's been going on, truly. But anyway, that's all I had to say. Yeah. If I could just chime in. Sorry, just to respond to that, because, Bridget, I think you're absolutely right. And on my deep dive, I came across a character that perhaps some of you have come across.

1:10:27 Paul Linebarger, aka Cord Wainer Smith, born in 1913. His pen name was Cord Wainer Smith. He was a writer as well of science fiction, but he was also a U.S. Army officer in East Asia. Right around that time of all, Colonel, you were talking about the post-World War I

1:10:57 what was it, the sort of army training camps and all of that. Civilian training. Yeah. So he was part of that sort of generation, at least. But he grew up in East Asia, basically befriended the nationalist Sun Yat-sen, Chinese nationalist, to whom he became an advisor. And so became an East Asian specialist. Leinberger is basically the godfather of psychological operations.

1:11:24 As we know it today, his book on psychological operations is called that is still, I think, a kind of known classic. He taught psychological operations in the 30s and 40s. And he's a fascinating character to look into, not into his only his life. He was also very open about what he did because he eventually I think he was teaching in John Hopkins in the 30s all the way up to the 60s.

1:11:54 again wrote science fiction, which is very interesting to look again, the sort of bridge between fiction and thing. And one of the things he interestingly used to tell his students was that the 101 of psychological operations was, he used to give them all a book called The Big Con.

1:12:18 Now, The Big Con was a book written in the 40s, and it was all about tricksters, con men. You know, in the 40s in America, con men and trickster artists were a kind of big thing in cities. And they were able to do sort of create these elaborate cons. And basically, there was sort of between illusion men and con artists, basically. And that book got turned into a famous film called The Sting. And it was starring Robert Redford and Paul Newman.

1:12:47 if anyone's seen it, 60s film. But Lineberger basically said, anything you want to know about psychological operations, you learn reading that book, The Conman, because it is all about illusion and the creation of illusion in the way to sort of how to be able to pull off one of these operations. Anyway, I'll leave that there because I think it's just, he's a fascinating character to look into.

1:13:11 That's the sort of root of then what then develops into a much bigger, broader field of everything to do with predictive programming, psychological operations, and then much more sort of nefarious MKUltra sort of style programming that we're seeing. Right. Go ahead. Sorry, I just wanted to correct because I made a misspoke. It was the Committee on Public Information that was created.

1:13:39 by Woodrow Wilson in 1917. So that gives you an idea how long it was that they've been doing this. Right. Go ahead, Cousinette. There's a gentleman that is here on X and Truth Social as well by the name of Mr. Truth Bomb. And I've posted it in the billboard, his Rumble channel. And he has absolutely phenomenal pieces.

1:14:10 on predictive programming in particular and some historical information that we've also reviewed. And it connects everything in a very entertaining way. So, yeah, we are aware of the predictive programming part. As a matter of fact, I've been trying to convince Mr. Truth Bomb to come in onto our spaces at some point.

1:14:37 Because we do acknowledge that there is a huge piece of this puzzle that does have to do with predictive programming and MKUltra. You know, there is an overlap. We know that. But we want to get people who are actually focusing in on that field to speak about it rather than the just big shot in the dark. But as far as what's going on right now, so you want to pull that into today, they're already trying to rewrite history.

1:15:05 And the perfect example now today is how Kamala Harris was never the border czar. She was never in charge of programs that we know she was. She didn't want to defund the police. She was never the most liberal senator. They are doing that now. They're deleting articles.

1:15:30 So everybody stay on your on your toes, because at some point you're going to have a deja vu moment. And this is where the way back machine is going to be extremely helpful because you need to call her. You need to call these people out. They are absolutely erasing history right before your eyes. So it's not even looking back into history and saying, oh, look, they did it then. And now we're being bullshitted now about something that happened in World War Two. They're doing it right this second.

1:16:00 And it's baby steps. That's how they did it in World War II. Because you can't just disappear a whole thing. You've got to incrementally make people think that they are losing their minds. And they're doing that right now today. So get your Wayback Machine out. Get your archives out. Get ready to call these people out. You guys are the front line. We are the warriors. And we are not going to let them get away with this bullshit.

1:16:29 that they've done for over a hundred years, right? Think about it. Over a hundred years, they've been brainwashing and bullshitting us. I don't know about anybody else, but I've had enough. So that's all I have to say. Miles, go ahead. Good afternoon, Colonel. We were doing a front porch this morning and a gentleman popped in and he was talking. He gave us a quick synopsis about Camilla, which was kind of funny, but very informative.

1:17:00 But then he went and he said, oh, by the way, there's been three coups, coup d'etats in the United States since Johnson. And I was like, oh, you know, since Kennedy. Right. So I let him go on and he did a really good analysis. And I said, have you been following the colonel and listen to Operation Gladio? And he goes, no, I don't know what that is, because it was like I thought he was actually listening to us.

1:17:30 Yeah, it was a really good synopsis of all the things that have gone on politically in the country from that point. So I just let them go on. And I just want to congratulate everybody in the space here that you've made it this far in the most psychological event in world history. They've tried to break your minds. They've tried to kill you. And we're still here. So I just want to congratulate everybody.

1:18:00 Thanks a lot, Colonel. Sure. But Miles, I would argue they did four of them during Trump's first administration. So I don't I don't my numbers don't add up. Well, no, he did. He's on. He didn't go up that far. No, I think it went up to Clinton. Yeah. Yeah. It is very interesting. But yeah, I'm glad he's on to him, though.

1:18:26 That's a great sign, and thank you for bringing my name up. I appreciate that. The New Yorker. What you got? Okay, yeah. Just based on some earlier comments, especially the one, the speaker earlier who was talking about the interface between so-called fiction and so-called nonfiction in terms of CIA propaganda. I actually am a former...

1:18:56 high school history teacher here in New York City. Okay, so I witnessed when Republican mayor, who is now a Democrat, Mayor Michael Bloomberg completely rebuilt the New York City Department of Education before he became czar of the 2020 DNC primaries and basically exterminated them, if you recall, on Super Tuesday when he came in.

1:19:25 And he was originally wanting to be the nominee nominee with his money. But then he engineered like cave in for Joe Biden night where all of the candidates lined up behind Biden, except for Bernie and then Bernie, you know, which, in my opinion, was also a fake campaign, a fake left campaign, because hello, RFK assassination. Jesse Jackson, we see this stuff before. It's you know, it's a tactic. So but regarding that. So one of the things that relates to the New York City Board of Ed.

1:19:55 In one of my last years teaching there, this Marvel Black Panther movie came out. God help us. OK, and the reason I say that is because our entire school on tax dimes was taken to see the Marvel Black Panther movie. And if you're at all familiar with the movie, basically it's a it is fiction. But again, it it's very.

1:20:25 The fictional town of place of Katanga is very similar to I'm sorry. Wakanda is very similar to Katanga in Congo, where there was a direct genocide of six million people as a direct result of the coup d'etat in Dallas, Texas, in November of 1963. OK, and so what do.

1:20:53 You know, these kids are not going to hear anything about that. The Congo genocide of six million. Nice round number. And you will notice that the Democrats never say a single word about it. Right. We've talked pretty nonstop about the Congo. Good. And their assassination of Lumumba and cutting him up and boiling menacid.

1:21:18 The whole nine yards and how all of that was CIA. And it was they called in Otto Skorzeny as the planner for the entire operation, including the kidnapping. So we're very aware of what's going on. Well, then let me just put it back to the Black Panther Marvel movie, which, you know, it makes it seem like the CIA is the hero in this movie about Katanga. And this is something that is going to is.

1:21:45 And hundreds of millions of people worldwide are going to see this. And what tiny percentage of a one percent is going to ever read anything or know anything about what actually happened in Congo and Katanga again as a direct result of the coup in Dallas? So it's it's so interesting to me that, you know, the way fiction is being manipulated to also as a propaganda device for the CIA reaching.

1:22:15 huge numbers. And also, it relates to another side theme. I'll just try to make this quicker, is one of the things I've noticed about what I call the fake left or controlled left, and I kind of distinguish it from like pre-1980 quote unquote left, is that after 1980, the writings in the left about the national security state slash CIA became

1:22:45 virtually, like, forbidden, okay? And what that resulted in was, you know, the so-called left or academic left, which I find, you know, is best kept in quotes, will do social history, but they stop doing national security state or political history. And so you get the situation where, like, okay, they claim to be against racism, yet here...

1:23:13 When racism directly interfaces with the political change, namely the CIA coup in Dallas, Texas, that impacts every single classroom in the United States, they will go nowhere near it and not even mention the word genocide because it's too close to Dallas. In other words, it's getting political history connected to the social history. They only do social history now.

1:23:43 Because they're controlled left. And you talked about earlier how a CIA created such a situation. But anyway, the Marvel movie is an amazing example. It impacts huge numbers. And it's really, really disturbing how propaganda can get so widespread on something so important as a genocide like this.

1:24:06 So thank you for bringing it up. I do not watch movies. And so most of that stuff is a area that I don't touch on. So where you see those analogies, I appreciate you sharing that with the audience because it's not an expertise that I have. And you're right. I will also tell you that there are a number of video games that do exactly what you just described.

1:24:35 It is programming children either through these comic-type movies or these video games into a fake history. And someone, I'm going to see if I can pull it up here real quick. Somebody sent me, it's called Far Cry.

1:24:58 Again, I don't do movies or video games either. So I was asking my daughter about that because that's kind of her forte. And she also edits a lot of the stuff that I write. So she stays up on all of the stuff going on. And they said Far Cry 2 is an analogy to the Congo and the Far East, slave trade, gun running, and also touches on Golden Lily.

1:25:24 It touches on North Korea, China, Pakistan, Jim Jones and Koresh. And that it's basically softening the evilness that the CIA does. And since we know the CIA controls Hollywood, they control the music industries, you can imagine that it is the CIA also doing these movies and doing the videos.

1:25:53 in a predictive programming way in order to glamorize their own bullshit in the minds of younger generations. So I agree with you 100%. And I'm glad you brought that up. And I encourage anybody that knows of movies like what we found in the Seven Days in May movie, because again, it's, they even, this really just crazy.

1:26:24 drove me crazy. So in the seven days in May, which I do have lined up to watch from Amazon, that you guys know my big nemesis is this Lyman Lemonsker general that authored Operation Northwood to kill a whole bunch of Americans just so we could invade Cuba. They even, in the plot of this movie, in the character's name,

1:26:52 One of the good guys, the president, Jordan Lyman, they used that SOB's name in the movie as a good guy. So that's how far they will go in trying to predictably program you. So you're going to walk away from this movie.

1:27:15 where Lyman Lemesker is actually portrayed in here as an evil bastard. They just used a different name for him and used his name for the good guy. That's how evil these people are. Go ahead, Bridget. Oh, I was just at one of the things, New Yorker, you're absolutely right on. And one of the biggest things and part of the reason why we started researching was, you know.

1:27:44 we have had to go back and reevaluate everything we've learned up to this point. Because so much of it that was given to us in fact, and especially, you know this more than anyone, in our history books, we were always pushed to memorize dates, but we were never pushed to actually dig into what actually happened.

1:28:13 And that's because the winners wrote those books. And they were propagandizing us from very young. And one of the things the colonel brought up that you would really appreciate is, you remember Get Smart? Get Smart had chaos and control. They were telescoping what they were doing to us. And we just went right along with it. We didn't even see it.

1:28:45 There's just been so much that we have had to go back and reevaluate the actual declassified facts compared to what we were told happened. And also, underneath the colonel's, if you go to the colonel's profile, we pinned an app box that has a bunch of the, it also has the thread reader with all of her threads.

1:29:13 I think you would enjoy some of those because, you know, we're all breaking out of this control. The destroying of the statues, all of this has been an attempt to, again, rewrite our history. And it's not a coincidence. And I also wanted to first apologize to Jeff. It was me that accidentally threw you out of here last night. Yesterday in the space, it was my fat fingers.

1:29:42 Tried to get you back in and didn't. And I apologize for that. It could have been me, too. It could have been me, too, because I was trying to block her at once. Okay, go, Jeff. I don't remember. Maybe I zipped out or something. There's a lot of glitches on X. But, you know, I quit watching CNN when Ted Turner...

1:30:12 And Jane Fonda purchased that company. And I just decided because of what Jane Fonda did in Vietnam that I was not going to ever watch her show. I did watch Baghdad in 2003 because I guess everybody quit and they were the only ones that had the incoming hit on Baghdad. But the Central Intelligence Agency and the intelligence people have worked closely with the presidency.

1:30:42 And I'll just go from H.W. Bush onward. Obama, his dad, stepdaddy. And, of course, the Clintons were given the Pablo Escobar situation and the Oliver North situation as well. And they're all connected. And then, of course, Barack Obama connected Joe to it. But the one thing in particular that I.

1:31:11 had noticed was president Trump was precluded from intelligence reports from what Mike Pompeo had said. So he was out of the loop, which makes him a huge target right now. And there, no, he was not left. No, no, no, no, Jeff. He was not left out of the loop. He didn't want intelligence briefings from the CIA because he knew they were lying to him. Okay. I agree with that a hundred percent. Then that, that that's a good, that's a good.

1:31:40 I believe that 100%. But with that being said, this is one of the worst rackets in history. I've seen the KGB, yes, and the Chinese under Mao were brutal, brutal people, yeah. There's a lot of brutal people out there, and I'm just so glad, Colonel, that I can...

1:32:05 get all of y'all's notes, yours and Bridget's and Cousin It's notes, and compare them to every other notes and my notes, and we see how the game's being played against us. But I just gave up on media. Really, to be honest with you, since the 80s, I just quit really watching TV and media, and especially the news. And I just knew that they were lying to us. They're lying to us all.

1:32:35 From my personal experience. Yeah. I just want to make sure everybody understands. Trump got intel. He got intel from DIA and other sources. He just did not entertain the national intelligence assessments or estimates that the CIA was giving him because he knew that they were lying. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, I'm still working on ideas for merch. Do you want me to reach out to Bridget or Cousinet to show them my ideas? Sure.

1:33:05 Sure, you can send them to Bridget. She's been doing most of our media stuff. Okay, I'll do that. I think it's important that if we get it done right and someone's wearing a t-shirt and they see the t-shirt and it's cool looking, right? We do it right. And then they go, what is that? What is Gladio? That's exactly the point. What is Gladio? And then you can start up that conversation. Absolutely. Okay, I'm still working on it.

1:33:34 All right. I appreciate it. So let me also kind of brag here for a second. There's a lady going to, if you guys don't know, there's an upcoming, what they refer to as GART, the Great American Restoration Tour that's put on by Badlands. And as you guys know, I've appeared on several of their shows as a guest. There's a lady that's going to the one in South Dakota, which I am not going to.

1:34:03 And she has put together like 50 of these really cool. Let me send them to Bridget real quick so she can post them out there. Really cool black kind of cool mojo glasses. And she took a white like permanent marker, but like the fancy kind and wrote.

1:34:34 Gladio at Colonel Towner and hashtag Operation Gladio on each side of the glasses. And she's going to hand them out while she's there. And so a friend of mine, Joni Quast, just sent me a picture because it's a friend of hers. And she said, yeah, she's going to hand these all out to us when we get there.

1:35:01 I just think that's absolutely hilarious. And I'm honored to know that things like that is going on. And that is just yet one more way of getting the word out. What you got, Bridget? I just also wanted to recognize SR has been, SR71, for anyone who's new to us or anything, has absolutely been a rock star. He has.

1:35:29 Helps us in so many ways. He has been over on Rumble. Helping with the chat. He always shows up on time. He's always here. And he's posting a lot of stuff down. Underneath here. About what we're talking about. He's been helping with those posts. And I just. And we see. When you guys go out there. I see so many people that are out there now. Doing the hashtag operation. Gladio.

1:35:59 You know, direct these big accounts to Colonel. We actually had, I think, Colonel, when last night someone had mentioned, and it was because Cousin It was down in the chat on a rumble on a big account, and she kept saying, hashtag Operation Gladio, hashtag Operation Gladio. You need to talk to Colonel. You need to talk to the Colonel. And finally, he actually looked up and noticed it.

1:36:27 So you guys are making a difference, what you're doing. So he's actually a friend of Alpha's, and Alpha's going to reach out to him. Yay! Can't wait. Yeah. All right. So tomorrow at 9 o'clock, we will have a Spaces that is going to talk about the constitutionality of Kamala.

1:36:57 Harris being president with Warhamster. And I'm sorry, but I don't know the guy's name, but he is a constitutional scholar. And so please join us for that. In addition, at four o'clock, we are going to have a round table with several notable podcasters to talk about the assassination attempt and where everything stands.

1:37:25 as it relates to that. So again, several of them have other commitments. So we're going to kind of let them share with you. We want to bring that to you guys, our faithful people who are here every day at four o'clock to give you some access to some people to be able to ask questions to them.

1:37:46 Um, if you have any, um, but we're going to be respectful and let them do their thing initially. And then we will, um, open it up, um, because a few of them will have to duck out. They weren't able to give us all, you know, they gave us an hour of their time, which I am grateful for them doing. So I just want to be respectful of that. So if you guys, um, don't get mics right away, just understand that we're, um, kind of honoring their time. So anyway.

1:38:16 Yeah, it's also easier for us to go through and get rid of the bots before we start passing out mics. So everybody, we do write down the order in which you all request a mic. So when the time comes and we do open it up for questions, Bridget and I will see you in that order.

1:38:41 So you're not going to lose your place in line. Don't worry about it. You're not being ignored. But just so you're aware, it's 9 a.m. Eastern Time and 4 o'clock Eastern Time tomorrow. Okay. Any last calls for comments? All right. I appreciate you guys being here. Thank you very much for spending your time with us.

1:39:13 We will hopefully see you tomorrow at nine and then again at four. Thanks, everybody.

Entities here

Danny Casolaro15 Operation Gladio9 CIA9 Robert Altman7 Peter Osborne7 Australia5 SPECTRE4 Robert Kennedy assassination4 Donald Trump3 Clark Clifford3 Lyman Lemnitzer3 The Big Con3 BCCI3 Paul Linebarger3 Congo genocide3 Ann Klink3 Saudi Arabia2 John F. Kennedy2 Lyndon B. Johnson2 Jonestown massacre2 Vietnam2 Barack Obama2 Libya2 Lebanon2 Earl Bryan2 Cordwainer Smith2 Johns Hopkins University2 Seven Days in May2 Muammar Gaddafi1 Mike Pompeo1 Woodrow Wilson1 Pablo Escobar1 Bill Clinton1 Lee Harvey Oswald1 Operation Northwoods1 Joseph Cuellar1 Business Risk International1 Elliot Richardson1 John Kerry1 Operation Stillpoint1

Claims made here

Joseph Cuellar member_of Business Risk International host_asserted ▶ 43:13

“a guy by the name of Major Joseph Cuellar, C-U-E-L-L-A-R, who was a CIA and special forces operative who worked at Business Risk International, a private security company that was a CIA front. Cuellar…”

Elliot Richardson member_of Richard Nixon host_asserted ▶ 45:09

“because of questions posed by Hansen about one of Hamilton's sources, when most of his sources had already been proven reliable and his overall claims authenticated in federal court documents, stating…”

Ann Klink member_of Earl Bryan host_asserted ▶ 48:57

“promised software for tracking nuclear submarines, and covert SWIFT banking transactions. Part of the film's bias is its reliance on commentary from a person by the name of Ann Klink, K-L-E-N-K, who h…”

Ann Klink member_of Financial News Network host_asserted ▶ 49:25

“whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Klink was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Financial News Network, which was owned by Brian. According to Ben Mason, who Osborne inter…”

Earl Bryan secretly_owned Financial News Network host_asserted ▶ 49:25

Robert Altman member_of BCCI host_asserted ▶ 49:56

“was disclosed in those documents, whose content would undercut the very basis of the Netflix series. Besides the omission about Clank, Hansen admits that the fact that in Martinsburg, BCCI attorney Ro…”

Clark Clifford member_of Lyndon B. Johnson host_asserted ▶ 51:49

“Clifford was in a law practice together. And Clark Clifford was in the whole story that we just told about the election in 1968 because he was a political advisor to Lyndon B. Johnson. He was all tied…”

Clark Clifford member_of BCCI host_asserted ▶ 52:17

“for LBJ when all of the criminality was happening while he was president. And the fact that that guy was in the leadership of the BCCI bank, basically it tells you everything. Every piece of this is a…”

BCCI laundered_money_for Saudi Arabia host_asserted ▶ 52:46

“Let me back up just one second because there was one other thing. So the other thing I want to tell you about Altman. So Altman would have known everything about BCCI, their money laundering, their we…”

Robert Altman member_of Zinni Max Media host_asserted ▶ 53:16

“Um, and there was a company called Zinni Max Media. He became the CEO and was chairman of that. Um, so yeah, he was a big deal in this whole scam. So if he was going to talk to Danny Casolaro, yeah, t…”

Danny Casolaro spied_on Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 54:38

“you know, wrapped up with the same players that Danny Casolaro was investigating. And at this point, I think it's unequivocal that Danny was investigating Operation Gladio firsthand as it was unfoldin…”

Ian Fleming member_of Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted ▶ 1:01:54

“I got fascinated to start with the whole history of Ian Fleming, which I'm sure you know of, because he was deeply related with the Office of Naval Intelligence in World War II, the early OSS, and all…”

Paul Linebarger member_of Sun Yat-sen host_asserted ▶ 1:10:57

“what was it, the sort of army training camps and all of that. Civilian training. Yeah. So he was part of that sort of generation, at least. But he grew up in East Asia, basically befriended the nation…”

Paul Linebarger member_of Johns Hopkins University host_asserted ▶ 1:11:24

“As we know it today, his book on psychological operations is called that is still, I think, a kind of known classic. He taught psychological operations in the 30s and 40s. And he's a fascinating chara…”

William J. Lineberger recommended The Big Con host_asserted ▶ 1:12:47

“if anyone's seen it, 60s film. But Lineberger basically said, anything you want to know about psychological operations, you learn reading that book, The Conman, because it is all about illusion and th…”

Woodrow Wilson founded Committee on Public Information host_asserted ▶ 1:13:11

“That's the sort of root of then what then develops into a much bigger, broader field of everything to do with predictive programming, psychological operations, and then much more sort of nefarious MKU…”

CIA covered_up Congo genocide caller_asserted ▶ 1:20:25

“The fictional town of place of Katanga is very similar to I'm sorry. Wakanda is very similar to Katanga in Congo, where there was a direct genocide of six million people as a direct result of the coup…”

CIA assassinated Patrice Lumumba caller_asserted ▶ 1:20:53

“You know, these kids are not going to hear anything about that. The Congo genocide of six million. Nice round number. And you will notice that the Democrats never say a single word about it. Right. We…”

CIA recruited Otto Skorzeny caller_asserted ▶ 1:21:18

“The whole nine yards and how all of that was CIA. And it was they called in Otto Skorzeny as the planner for the entire operation, including the kidnapping. So we're very aware of what's going on. Wel…”

Lyman Lemnitzer founded Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 1:26:24

“drove me crazy. So in the seven days in May, which I do have lined up to watch from Amazon, that you guys know my big nemesis is this Lyman Lemonsker general that authored Operation Northwood to kill …”

Donald Trump spied_on CIA caller_asserted ▶ 1:31:11

“had noticed was president Trump was precluded from intelligence reports from what Mike Pompeo had said. So he was out of the loop, which makes him a huge target right now. And there, no, he was not le…”