Operation Gladio - Is weather modification real_ And more

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0:00 Okay, guys. Thank God for Bridget. I'm just a pain in your butt. I'm sitting here in central time, looking at my phone, thinking I got 30 minutes. I'm chilling out, getting water to drink. And Bridget texts me and goes, are we doing a space today? And I'm like, yeah, the four o'clock. And she's like, hello.

0:29 So that whole thing about your phone changing time zones automatically, not necessarily a good thing when you're temporarily somewhere else. Just saying. Damn that new technology. Damn that new technology. Yeah. Yeah. For us old people. So I want to do a couple of things.

0:55 We're going to move on in our series to Thailand, and I want to kind of go over a couple of things. I'm not going to do an exclusive thing on Thailand today, but I do want to kind of transition from Operation Gladio into...

1:26 the current events as well. So I'm toying between doing the Korean events and then going into the Thailand so we can transition into it tomorrow. But I don't know how many of you guys saw the earlier show that I did today. It was a very interesting show with the missing link, Jesse.

1:54 And we talked a lot about weather manipulation. And there's a lot of people, apparently, I can't even believe it at this point, that still believe the government. And they still believe that the government's not capable of orchestrating mass death to achieve a goal.

2:22 which again, at this point, I can't believe that's true either. However, we all were in that boat one day, one day, once upon a time when we actually trusted our government. So we were actually going to start off talking about Operation Gladio in the show, and I had the whole script already done, but he led in with the question about weather modification and whether or not that had anything to do with Operation Gladio.

2:52 which of course it does from the perspective of the first known operational use during warfare that I have found is Operation Popeye, which happened in Vietnam, which of course we've covered Vietnam. So this audience will be ahead of the...

3:14 ballgame when it comes to understanding the capability and what all else they did during Vietnam. So you wouldn't find it at all surprising that the same military slash CIA that was orchestrating the napalming of civilians and little kids would also decide to turn on a bunch of rain to flood out lowland.

3:44 that had to do with the Ho Chi Minh Trail. And for those of you who are not geographically familiar with Vietnam, the Ho Chi Minh Trail had the river that was basically a thoroughfare between North and South and went down along the Laos and Cambodia border. And as a result of that,

4:15 If you can flood things like that, you have an advantage of disabling or slowing down an opposing force if you have air superiority, which of course we did. And so if you can bog down the movement of people by mass flooding, then that's a tactic if you are on the right side of history that you might employ. Of course,

4:45 We weren't on the right side of history. And doing mass flooding of civilian land obviously increases the civilian casualties. So with that in mind, basically what Operation Popeye dealt with was taking a substance of lead or silver and lacing the clouds with it through a spray mission.

5:15 which of course we have C-130s that have the capability of spraying this stuff out, we're all told that it only is used for spraying for mosquitoes in third world countries so we can minimize the spread of, you know, mosquitoes that may be carrying infections. That's what the mission is built at. But obviously it can spray anything that fits in the tanks and goes out the nozzles.

5:45 So we find out a long time after the fact that they were spraying lead and silver into the clouds, making those particular clouds more likely to gather up the rain and for it to rain under those particular clouds. So having said that, the whole purpose of it, like I said, was to impede.

6:13 the capability of the North in Vietnam from moving around supplies and creating landslides and all this other stuff and basically destroying villages. So those same weather modification programs were conducted over Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos in addition to Vietnam. And it was...

6:45 Everything that I've read said that the decision to use this capability was briefed at, if you guys remember way back, we were talking about a thing called the Committee of 40 or the 40 Committee, which was basically an entity inside the National Security Advisors, National Security Council inside the White House that basically authorized the CIA missions.

7:13 And it was Henry Kissinger at the time that was part of that deliberative body that was okaying many of these types of missions. And also, from what I've read, that these were specially modified C-130s that the CIA had and not part of...

7:42 the US military's spray capability. So I don't know if they had their own C-130s. I don't know if they use some other aircraft to do the spray mission. But the fact that there is a defense contractor out there that makes this capability would make it very easy for the CIA to get their hands on it because the stuff's already there. So the fact that technically the DOD was not involved in this,

8:12 Doesn't mean it would have made it any harder for the CIA to carry out that mission because, again, the prototype equipment was already done a long time ago. So I also shared with his audience the fact that California in the Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake, is where inside the United States that this was tested.

8:42 But I also know that they tested it in places like Florida and Texas and other locations. So we have at least California, Texas, and Florida that had this type of weather modification used at some point.

9:13 So that's very important. We also used it on a quote unquote test in Okinawa and Guam and the Philippines. And notice that that's very interesting.

9:36 Okinawa has always been a location that the indigenous people in Okinawa does not want us there. But we have absolutely refused to leave, regardless of what type of opposition arises there. And of course, we basically ran the Philippines for ever since the Spanish-American War.

10:04 It says when it was used in Vietnam that basically they were concentrating on landslides that would destroy roadways to inhibit people and that they were able to extend the normal monsoon season for up to basically a couple of months. So there is.

10:34 an organization or there was because the only one of these that is available now is at keesler air force base which is where i'm at right now um the 54th weather reconnaissance squadron was located during this time frame in guam so obviously it was used all over southeast asia um but

11:00 That unit was basically transitioned into the Air Force Reserve, and it is now stationed at Keesler Air Force Base, and it is called the Hurricane Hunters. Technically, the overt mission that we're told they have is they fly through the eye of the hurricane, dropping sonar devices to record the...

11:28 weather pressure in order to be able to accurately determine the depth of the wall of the hurricane, the pressure on the inside eye portion of it, and the pressure in the immediate area of the outside of the wall. So they basically just drop a series of these sonar devices, record the readings, and report that to the weather authorities.

11:58 But obviously, being a C-130, it would be fully capable of releasing weather modification as well because we do have C-130s retrofitted for that purpose. Okay, so it also says that

12:27 Many of this particular squadron, the 54th, had been stationed in Thailand at Udorn Air Force Base. Now, I was actually there at Udorn when I went to that big, long trip to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand. And it does say.

12:56 that they had also modified a couple of the C-4s that were flying in this operation as well, which I find very interesting. So that's kind of the gist of the overview of the weather modification operation that we know was incorporated.

13:25 as part of the CIA's warfare as they levied it in Vietnam. Now, just because this Operation Popeye was part of Vietnam does not mean that it was not used in multiple other instances throughout warfare, both in the immediate aftermath of Vietnam or even leading into Vietnam.

13:55 In order to test it and its capabilities. So we talked a little bit about the history. You guys can look for yourself. There are patents on some of this technology that was developed very early on.

14:21 on basically rainmaking, but altering weather patterns in general. So definitely a thing. And supposedly the branch of the U.S. government that has jurisdiction over weather modification inside the United States,

14:54 Happens to be the Secretary of Commerce. You know, that person that doesn't even know what's going on during the port strike, that Gina Raimondo. Yeah, that woman right there. That woman is supposed to be the woman that's in charge of whether or not weather modification tools are used inside the United States. And she doesn't have a freaking clue.

15:24 about anything so just wanted to add that um moving on um one other um use of this was called project storm fury um and that was basically an attempt to lessen a storm by basically

15:54 doing the reverse of what is necessary to generate one to basically kind of disarm one. And of course it talks about the, and this one was specifically targeting hurricanes.

16:19 If you can figure out how to dismantle one, you can sure as heck figure out how to assemble one by doing the exact opposite. So that technology, again, has been around for a long time. The photo of the crew that was working on this is dated 1966. So again, it's old technology. It's nothing new.

16:48 And so saying that, number one, it doesn't exist is bullshit. Number two, saying that, oh, yeah, it existed, but it only back then and we don't do anything like that. That's garbage. There there has never been a relevant technology that has been created that the military and the CIA doesn't continue to use if it fits within the paradigm that they're trying to set up.

17:18 So having said that, so I do find it interesting that when you start digging in, which I didn't have prepared because we weren't going to be talking about weather modification for the show earlier, that at the heart of a lot of the experiments with this weather technology was General Electric. And for those of you.

17:49 who have been following us for a long time, you know that General Electric is part of the international syndicate. They are the ones that, after the Bolshevik Revolution, went over to Russia, now the Soviet Union, and basically monopolized the extension of electrical service all over the newly created entity called the USSR.

18:15 And so they don't have any problems working with communists as long as they're making money. But the General Electric and the board of directors and the primary stockholders back in the day, all part of the international syndicate. So, of course, we find it in the middle of this. There's also a thing called Project Cirrus, C-I-R-R-U-S. It talked about the...

18:46 First time that they actually attempted to modify the hurricane, it was done in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, the Air Force, which would have been the research lab at Wright-Patt, and the U.S. Army Signal Corps. And the Signal Corps is really their kind of intelligence part. So that's very interesting. After several attempts.

19:15 And this dates back, the Project Cirrus, to 1947, which would be basically at the beginning of Operation Gladio and in the immediate aftermath of World War II. So they basically were using the weather reconnaissance group, which at the time was...

19:45 relocated to McDill Air Force Base, and they were basically doing kind of what the hurricane hunters do now, flying around the outer edge of the hurricane and dropping different items in order to try to affect the track. But there was all kinds of...

20:11 problems that people had with that back then, you know, because people actually cared and paid attention. And so they ran into a lot of headwind in trying to do that. Then if you go on to Wikipedia under Project Stormfury, I'm not going to kind of belabor the point, but I did want you guys to know that there is information out there.

20:40 If you're looking for it, there are lots of articles and I wouldn't just recommend you read what's on Wikipedia because that's the stuff they want you to know. Go down and click on some of the links of the additional research. There's PDF, there's research that has been produced both inside the military and outside of it that talks about.

21:08 a lot of the work that they did on that. So having established the fact that that kind of information actually works or has been researched and developed, blah, blah, blah. I find it interesting that you still have people talking about if, because it's not if. The only question we should have at this point is whether.

21:39 or not it's been used not if it's been used um so that brings in a whole different perspective into what we're looking at in kind of in the the line of the depth of depravity of our government and for those people who again can't get their head wrapped around the fact that

22:06 These people have died, lost their lives as a result of something that potentially their government is behind. You really just have to go back over the last several months of us revealing that whatever the mechanism is, whether it's the manipulation of a hurricane or the overthrowing of a government by a false accusation of someone being a communist when they're not.

22:36 The end result is the instability that is brought about, the confusion and chaos that is brought about. And then in the aftermath of that, they will use those instances to slightly tighten the noose around all of our necks. And that's what you find happening during...

23:04 Like the big, was it Sandy that happened in the Northeast? And then you have all of these Titan controls as a result of it. And the same thing in Florida. They've totally destroyed our insurance program as a result of the intensification of these storms. And they've changed so much of the control mechanisms.

23:33 That the state and no one pushes back. You know, I understand that you just had yesterday the all over X. They're posting good job, Governor DeSantis, for busting down the county waste and disposal site.

23:58 in Pasco or Pinellas County, whichever one it was. Great job. The state took control. He sent out an edict that all of those debris places had to remain open so people could get rid of any loose stuff, items that were in their backyard or tree trimmings or whatever. So everybody's clapping like seals.

24:26 about what a great governor decision that was, and we're just going to bust down this county site and fence and allow people to come in. Well, I'm sorry, but the way our government works is the county and the city, under the jurisdiction of the county commissioners and the sheriff, is a higher authority than the state.

24:56 And then you have the state and then you have the federal government. It's exactly inverted. We, the people, are the most powerful entity in our country. We live in counties that represent us within a state. And the state technically has no jurisdiction.

25:18 of putting out edicts like that, number one. They sure as hell have no jurisdiction of busting open a county property and basically commandeering it for the state. And so those are the kind of things that we as people need to think about when they institute these emergencies for them to establish practices that at the end of the day take away all of our rights.

25:48 And we need to stop applauding people overstepping their authority boundaries. And if there is some type of super authority that exists, it needs to be voted on by the people, not just taken over by a state official. So those are the kind of things that I'm...

26:15 The more I dig into Operation Gladio and the more I know that they use these events to take away our rights, the more I'm convinced that many of these events happen for that exact reason.

26:32 We all know what happened after 9-11. We all know that there are events across the world that happen that are classified as terrorist events, but are used not just nationally, but internationally to change our entire system. And there's no better example of that than actually World War II.

26:55 And you can go back to people and you can argue all you want about how it actually started, what prompted the U.S. to get involved, whether or not the attack on Pearl Harbor was anticipated. There's a lot of evidence that indicates that it was. And so by allowing or baiting the U.S. into this, it made it a world war.

27:23 Look in the aftermath of that. Our entire world changed. Countries were made up out of whole cloth. Boundaries were changed. They changed countries' names, changed boundaries within countries, got rid of completely holistic countries that had functioned for many, many years. They're just gone, disposed of, boundaries redrawn.

27:49 So if you are an entity like the Fabian Society, your stated goal is to institute one world government and rearrange all of the population in the world in order to be at your beck and call. One of the things that you would do is to have something called a world war, which they plan three of them.

28:18 then you would use that war to rearrange the entire world. And as we learned at the beginning of Operation Gladio, they do that in order to institute chaos. And so in redrawing all of the boundaries in the aftermath of World War II by creating entire countries out of whole cloth, like in the case of Israel and Pakistan.

28:45 and Taiwan. None of those things existed before World War II. Iraq wasn't Iraq. Iran was not Iran. So in doing all of that, we all know that Iran used to be called Persia. And they did all of that. So if they can do that, and then you look around the world, you know, however many years later, which is going to cost me to do math in public again, like 70 years later.

29:14 If you look around 70 years later and every single one of those redrawn countries is where all of the chaos and garbage that the CIA orchestrates on a daily basis is occurring, wouldn't it dawn on somebody to go, hey, let's go back and look at that. Let's go back and look at why, number one, we were even in World War II. Who created that chaos and why?

29:44 In the aftermath of that, did those people think they had the ability to rearrange the entire country structure of the world? And in the case where they didn't get it all done, like in Korea and Vietnam, which we clearly established that if things weren't chaotic enough with what they had already done, the actions that they took, they being the quote unquote allies.

30:15 minus the USSR, took to segregate both Korea and Vietnam and turn those people on each other, which we have thoroughly discussed in this series, created yet another fault line. So every place, fault line, fault line, fault line.

30:37 And, oh, by the way, where we didn't have the ability to do that, like in South America, we're just going to go overthrow all of those governments. And we're going to do so by inserting a whole bunch of Nazis that we supposedly defeated into Argentina and throughout the South American area to include Central America and overthrow all of their governments. And then we're going to install a dictator.

31:04 And we're going to tell everybody in America we're doing that to make sure no communists get in. Well, I'm sorry. Can somebody explain to me how it's better to have a fascist dictator that's killing hundreds of thousands of people as opposed to a communist that supposedly is going to kill hundreds of thousands of people? Does it really matter? How about we just not kill anybody? Because I don't really care if you call him a communist or you call him a fascist. You're installing a fascist that we know did that.

31:34 You're telling me you did that to prevent a communist who may or may not have done that. And you can use all of the examples of the Mao in China and the Soviet Union. The inability of Mao in China, even through the Silk Roads and all of their other inroads into other locations, has not...

32:03 systematically went throughout the world and overthrown 80 different countries, nor did the Soviet Union. So I'm not slacking for them, but I do think that critical thinkers need to stop and think about the fact that we were being told that in order to thwart one evil,

32:31 We have to institute another evil. But they didn't tell us they were instituting another evil. They told us that they were bringing democracy to these countries, when in fact, in each and every one of those cases, there was no democratic elections. They installed a dictator who, by the way, just like in Ukraine, suspended elections, got rid of the press. We're seeing it happen right in front of us. And then you still have people go, well, that's not what happened at all.

32:59 Well, that's what happened in Ukraine. That's exactly what happened. And it happened all over. And oh, by the way, then they took the Ukrainian Azov battalions and right sector people, brought them all over to Ihor Kolomoisky's government area on the eastern shores and started assassinating all the mayors in the Russian ethnic Donbass region. So we watched it play out in real time during our lifetime.

33:29 And still you have people when you explain what just happened in Ukraine. First of all, they don't even believe you when they tell you what's really happening in Ukraine. And then you tell them that not only did it happen in Ukraine, it has happened in over 80 other countries. But we're still supposed to be concerned about the thing that never happened, which was the domino effect of communism spreading all over the world.

33:56 which is why supposedly we had to install all of these fascist dictators. So with that, I'm going to open it up for comments. And if we have time, I will go into the article that I wanted to talk to about Thailand. But I just think it's important for us to have this conversation since we're...

34:24 doing such a deep dive on Operation Gladio. Anytime that we see things playing out in real life, we are going to pause and we are going to assess those things with all of the new knowledge that we have to see whether or not our government is still lying to us, and if so, in what way, based on actual evidence. So, having said all that...

34:56 Yes, they're still lying to us. I agree, Stellar. I think if their lips are moving, that's a pretty good sign. I honestly can't disagree with that. I would like that not to be the case. But anybody got comments? Miss Lou, you came up. Did you have a question? Carrie, go ahead. Oh, there I am. You guys hear me now?

35:40 There you go. Yeah. Hey, Colonel. Great space as always. Stella, you're so funny. If they move their lips, they're lying. Listen. That was Bridget. I just said yes. That was Bridget. I'm going to give her the credit for that. If they're moving their lips or even thinking they're lying. Oh, my God. Well, David Axelrod, the POS spokes for the CIA, as the Colonel knows, has been on tape.

36:06 Telling everyone, well, you know, North Carolina with all this trouble is probably going to lose the election. I mean, to Trump, Trump isn't going to have any effect now. You know, he's been gleefully saying how all this death and mayhem, weather weaponization has been, you know. Anyway, we're looking down the barrel of Milton, as I know you are too, Colonel. And all this is just coming home to roost on one of the top.

36:36 Right wing areas of the state, which is Tampa. You know, we don't know what's going to happen. We don't know millions. We don't get early voting until October 26th. But if people's homes are being destroyed, if everything is happening, people's minds are actually going to be on where do I get my ballot? Yeah. And Laura Loomer has done a great job of making that an issue where.

37:05 That is definitely something within the state purview, not busting down dump sites. Yeah, exactly. And yet, you know, they still have not put out any information about that. And I do think that that's important to get out ahead of in preparation of that. Even having a conference and say, you know, hey, we know. Because to me, that disarms the bad guys, too. If they already know that you've got a plan.

37:34 that kind of disarms them ahead of time. And that is something, taking the wind out of their sail when it comes to things like that is very, very important to do. Controlling the narrative is incredibly important. Yes. Thank you very much, Colonel. Yeah, thanks. Carrie, go ahead. Hi. Hey, thanks for being on, Kim. That was astounding. You just made her melt.

38:06 Like you're melting her brain. You know, I found that very interesting. That's probably one of my favorite shows that I've ever done. She has a very, obviously has lots and lots of guests, has well thought out. But I do believe that in that environment.

38:34 There, and this is going to come out the wrong way, and I know all of you guys will understand. I think when you operate on that level as a communicator, where you have so many guests and you don't get to dig into material with yourself, that you have basically a broad knowledge of general things, but not an in-depth knowledge on a whole lot of things.

39:02 you form completely different opinions on issues. And I do think that that was highlighted during that interview, that many of the things that people believe is true is based on information that's kind of a broad brush of information and not an in-depth analysis of information. And plus, we all just paddle so quickly every day that...

39:31 We don't have a lot of time of digging into a particular subject at the level, but I do believe at the end of that interview, she saw how all of the, how basically Operation Gladio ties so many of the pieces that you and I and everybody on here, we see every day and we scratch our heads saying that makes no sense. Why would those people do that?

39:57 And then you go on to the next issue. That makes no sense. Why would those people do that? But once you understand that, and quite frankly, I think that's the reason why it's suffocated and why nobody wants to talk to us about it, is because once you understand it, you don't need gatekeepers anymore because the entire world begins to make sense.

40:17 Right. It's a power grab. It's a total head fuck power grab. Well, I would say it's people make their living interpreting information for people and spoon feeding it to other people. And I don't say that in a derogatory way. I mean, that's basically the life of a reporter is to take information and process it and deliver it.

40:41 But in doing that, when you withhold some of that information or things like the name of this operation so people can begin to do the research on their own, I think at that point you deviate from your job and you become the gatekeeper at that point. Yes.

41:05 I'm so sick of this, like, not using, Mike Ben's not using the Gladio, Operation Gladio, and complaining that I'm complaining. It's ridiculous. But I came to a realization while you were talking about Thailand. There was a tsunami in 2004 from an earthquake. And all these people died because they had no alert system.

41:35 Yeah, convenient, huh? And what I found so fascinating about that whole scenario was that no animals died because they were gone, because they knew, because they understand life in a way that we don't. And I try to tell people that story.

42:02 because I think people are cut off from their internal mechanisms, and they've just taken the overlay of the powers. Well, that's an interesting comment, especially if you do any research into the whole conversation that we are having about your...

42:27 different functions of your body and how the pollutants that are in our processed food render your body unable to do some of the basic necessary items that it was designed to do for you. So yeah, that kind of falls into that same overall thrust of

42:54 Our government doesn't seem to be doing anything that's in our favor and doing a whole lot of things that are in the international syndicate's favor. That's my observation. Hey, Brian. Hey, Brian. How are you? Hi. Thank you, Colonel Counter. I was hoping that everybody could repost the space because there's a lot of things happening right now, not only with the.

43:22 This hurricane, we need to pray for people in Florida. Keep praying for the people in North Carolina as well. Also, there's a lot of fires going on all over the country as well. So pray for them as well, because there's so much devastation going on right now. I think they're doing whatever they can to try to postpone or stop this election. Because if you see where these fires are and where this path of these hurricanes have been going, it's very suspect. Please repost. Thank you. Sorry, Colonel Towne, I didn't mean to interrupt.

43:50 No, no, that's fine. I just want to say hello, everybody. I just jumped in here last minute. I've been prepping for Hurricane, whatchamacallit. So, you know, kind of busy down here in Southwest Florida. But, you know, it's the name of the game when you live here. So, interestingly enough, every year for the last seven years, we've come to Biloxi, Mississippi for Cruise on the Coast. And it's this week every year.

44:21 We thought originally when this storm had originally started forming down there, the original path was to come due north, which would be a typical path. None of these storms, I found one in the last 80 years that started in that general area and came towards Florida. It didn't make it to Florida, but it came towards Florida.

44:46 Everyone that has ever formed down in the area, like in just north of South America, go straight up the western side of the Gulf because of the way the weather patterns work. So they had originally anticipated it coming due north, which would have hit Biloxi. And so my husband, he has a 68 Camaro. We bring up here to cruise in the coast every year. And he's like, oh, my God, we're going to miss cruising the coast. And then.

45:14 As it turns out, we left and find out that it's coming straight over our house in the central Florida area. So, of course, I called my daughter with my new grandbaby and said, get your butt up here. They're on their way right now. My other daughter is going to hang out down there. She can't leave her work and kind of check on everybody's stuff in the aftermath of the storm. So, yeah, Brian, I feel you. And, of course.

45:40 We had two issues with we've got a couple of rental properties down there. So we've got the property manager calling us and we're like, oh, my God. So it's a nightmare. You know, the worst thing about the storm. Now, I've only been down here for about nine years. I'm an Ohio guy. So my first actual experience with the hurricane, because I did dodge Irma. I was actually out of town with the family. But my very first hurricane to witness firsthand is Ian.

46:08 And let me tell you, Ian was the storm you measure all storms against because Ian also hit category five. Ian was a much slower moving storm. And unfortunately for me, Ian made official landfall, according to NOAA, in my backyard. So I did a video broadcast, you know, it was being syndicated by I don't know how many weather channels around the world even.

46:36 But I just did a live feed from Starlink. And I warned people, you know, when the Helene was coming in, I was like, I got to put this footage out again because I want people to understand the strength of what these things are. And I, being an Ohio guy, you know, we would get our tornadoes every now and then. And if we were unlucky, a hurricane would tail end out in Ohio. But we, you know, nothing like this. But it's equivalent to an F3 tornado or...

47:05 12 to 16 hours in two different directions with a 30 minute pause in between. That was my experience with Ian. Now, I must admit, weather and environment, that topic, I'm usually being screamed at by everybody from every political circle. I rarely say anything that anybody appreciates nor agrees with because I am right smack in the middle.

47:34 of pretty much what's being said. And I only do that because I have spent an extensive amount of my life and my career working in the world of environment, weather, mining, things like that. So I do have a pretty unique perspective from a former CIO of the world's largest environmental company.

47:57 And it pisses everybody off. It doesn't matter. I'm talking to General Flynn. He's pissed off. I talked to some leftist friends. It pisses them off. It doesn't matter. Everybody gets pissed off when I talked about it. But but it's only my observation and my history and my experience. And it touches on a lot of subjects. Everybody's talking about now steering hurricanes, creation of weather, weather modification, HAARP, you know, all these operations regarding weather modification.

48:24 I have read them books more times than a human ever should. And I have my own opinions on things. And it's just not the most popular thing to talk about. So I just like to stick to the point of Hurricane, whatchamacallit, is coming in. And the one thing that I've learned to do is speak to the locals that have been there their whole life. Because one of the things about Florida that's unique is nobody's from Florida.

48:49 I don't know how in the hell they even had a population not too long ago, but nobody's from Florida. Now, my wife was born and raised in Fort Myers, so she's an exception. But you learn to talk to the locals that have been here their entire lives and have seen every hurricane and kind of get a measure of what to expect. And I have a friend, you all may know him, Michael Thompson, very political guy. He's been here his whole life. He's seen it all. And all of the hurricanes that have come before.

49:17 He has said, no big deal. Don't worry about it. No big deal. And for the most part, he was relatively right. Ian was a bit extreme, but everything else has been mostly right. And I talked to him today. I thought about taking my hot rod over to his house because I live right on the salt. I live right on the water. And I was going to take the Viper over and say, hey, let me bring my Viper over and put it in your driveway. You know, so I'm like kind of figuring out where to put some stuff. And he's saying, you know, this one, Brian, got him worried.

49:45 And it isn't the wind. Wind's nothing down here. If you guys understood how modern development in Florida is, especially, again, I speak from an Ohio boy, everything down here is cinder block filled with concrete with rebar down to the bedrock. I mean, it is.

50:01 Any home built after, I forget, in 2008, the big hurricane. Well, Andrews was the big one that changed all the building codes. They changed all the building codes. And you could survive pretty much any wind-related anomaly down here. The issue is the storm surge. And Michael said if the track stays where it's at, which is, I think, what, between Tampa, Venice, that area.

50:27 He says we are going to get absolutely decimated on a scale that he himself probably would have never seen in his life living here. So, you know, storm surge is very scary. One of the things an Ohio boy thinks about storm surge, fine, 10 feet storm surge. You learn when you're in Florida that storm surge is not actually measured where the water is on low tide. Storm surge is actually measured at the street level.

50:54 So when they say 10 feet of storm surge, they're talking about going out on your street and standing there and getting a ruler and going up 10 feet. So, you know, that's the kind of scary stuff, you know, we think about, the storm surge. And I'm, you know, hearing 5 to 10 feet, which is probably realistic at this point. But I have a two-story house. You know, I have a rare home in the neighborhood, which is very popular for the alligators.

51:22 you know, to try to get to higher ground. But you know what? That's free food. You get a gator on the steps, you pop them, you eat them. But, you know, I guess to say I'm not leaving. I'm staying here. If the forecast stays where it's at, the women and the children are out of here. We've got family inland, Florida. But, yeah, so I'm going to have the Starlink out. I'm going to be doing live broadcasting.

51:47 I'll probably put it on Facebook because I know about broadcasting to Facebook. Maybe I'll post a channel on Twitter so you all can watch if you've got a Facebook account. But my last one was pretty, you get the raw feeling because when you can't breathe, like you hear about hurricanes popping in your ears, it's hard to breathe. It was like that for like six hours. My whole house was just solid concrete.

52:09 was shaking. And I'm like naturally like, oh my gosh, you hear me saying this in the video feeds as my neighbor's houses are kind of, you know, coming apart. They're pool cages and stuff. But needless to say, that's my experience so far. One hurricane, Hurricane Ian. And let me tell you, we saw winds here 155 miles per hour, landfall. So right now we're not looking at the same winds. The winds right now are going to be actually weaker.

52:37 with this hurricane. But the fact that we're in the quadrants of the hurricane, the way it's coming in, we're going to get the most amount of storm surge in the southeast part of the hurricane quadrant. So we'll see. I mean, I'm going to tie my boat up to my upper rail deck on my outdoor patio. And I may be part of the Cajun Navy plucking old people out of their homes that refuse to leave.

53:01 God, pray for me. I've got all this stuff. I'm pretty well prepared. I learned the hard way from Ian about what to do, what not to do. But I feel we're pretty prepared no matter what to sustain ourselves for a couple weeks up here.

53:16 And the nice thing about being on the coast is when the water comes in, it's going to go somewhere. It's not going to set where we're at. It's either going to stay inland like a cup of water or it's going to go back out to the Gulf of Mexico. So we're pretty much going to see dry land fast. My guess is a couple of days that there is five to 10 feet of water. But nevertheless, I'll let you all know how it goes. I'm sticking it out here. So my husband's six generations from Florida. He's seen.

53:46 His entire life, he has the family knowledge of like back in the late 1800s. Every hurricane that's ever come through central Florida, some relative of his has had some, you know, historical figure in their family involved in that. So they have lots of those stories about hurricanes. We were there for Irma and at the time.

54:12 um, Irma hit, we had 15 rental properties and I had never, we had been buying rental property from about 2013. Irma was our first major, major hurricane with all those properties. And I looked at my husband, I'm like, I don't like this. Um, and we've stayed down through Irma. Um, my house is uniquely situated in that all of the trees, because of the normal wind flow, um,

54:41 fall perpendicular to my house, not on my house. The people down on the main road where I live, houses got smashed because they run the opposite way. They run east to west. Mine runs north to south. And so we only had one of our rental properties that had significant damage. No one got hurt, thank God. And my husband after that, every time a hurricane, a major hurricane comes, we have an RV.

55:11 And he's wanting to get in the RV and leave. And I told him, I said, that may be a great strategy for you, but I've got a green baby now. So anyway, everybody, and I think that's, if there was to be a bright side, Brian talks about it. These types of things bring out.

55:36 the best in all of us in our ability to help each other. And I've got a friend of mine from Minnesota. Her daughter's going to college in Tampa. She's coming over to my house tomorrow. She's going to be camping out there. My sister, who lives in a double wide trailer, is coming to my house. And so it's like open season for everybody. And we just all take care of each other.

56:04 Yeah, that to me, just like you said, you're going to use your boat to rescue neighbors. That's what we do. That's what to me is the American spirit of how we all come together. You see it up in North Carolina right now. Our government at the current time is worthless when it comes to helping us. And I think in a positive.

56:34 way, this is hearkening us back to a hundred years ago when we didn't have a bloated federal government and we took care of each other. Our government is worthless when it comes to you and I and our survival. You cannot ever count on somebody that lives in Washington, D.C. to make sure you and your neighbors are okay. We can only count on each other. And to me, this is

57:03 forcing us in a way that i don't think um anything absent this um horrific um to look around at each other and know that we're here for each other it's not going to be fema it's not going to be anybody else it's going to be you and i holding hands together and helping each other out and let me tell you that is a fact and and we do

57:30 And unfortunately, where I live, my wife told me the nickname for the town we were moving to is the town of the nearly weds or was it the nearly deads and the newly weds. And when Hurricane Ian came through, that's exactly what I had to deal with. The elderly, you know, who literally were helpless. And then the newlywed guy who couldn't even, you know, change a water faucet. So like, you know, you ended up taking care of your whole community.

57:57 Thank God most of them have left for this storm. Blake, it is true. We, you know, I made a post about that. I wish I had a sign that says FEMA stay out, right? I would post that in a New York minute because it seems wherever FEMA's at, the death rate rises. And, you know, I came down from the farm in Kentucky to come home, and I spent a lot of time with line workers and just listening to these guys talk.

58:25 Just a lack of communication, coordination, and the back. It all started from what they were telling me with the people taking the trees out. You know, they were saying, well, the people taking the trees out aren't getting paid, so they're leaving, a lot of them. And, oh, well, why aren't they getting paid? Well, you see FEMA requires them to take pictures and videos and upload it to show that they're being cleared before the line workers can move in. Okay, well, there's no Internet.

58:52 So, you know, it just became one big cluster because of FEMA, the way they were operating it. And you're right. You're right. We are better off on our own. The bloated government gets in the way. And I think Ronald Reagan, right, said it best about the scariest words from governors. We're the government. We're here to help or something like that. And I'm a firm believer, you know, chance favoring the prepared mind. And honestly, anybody in the path of the storm, you just need to be prepared.

59:20 and help your neighbor out and everybody be fine, you know? Yeah. And my husband's an electrical contractor and a building contractor. And so his phone for the last two days have been ringing off the hook. Hey, John, how do I do this? Hey, John. Oh, I can only imagine. So yeah, I'm very familiar with that. And again, because we're not in town, my, my husband starting yesterday would have been at every one of our friends' house. So.

59:48 All I can tell them that are listening, plan ahead next time because he's not going to be there during the hurricane anymore. E-man, go ahead. I'll pass. I'll come back up a little bit later. Thank you. Sure. Guru, what you got? Just another education lesson off the infamous Colonel Towner, letting out all the deep state secrets. Look, we've got...

1:00:23 A bit of manipulated weather over here. We're praying for you guys over there. Obviously, this, you know, this Milton is going to be something, you know, that's going to make an effect on the country once again. So, yeah, guys, I don't really know what to say. I know we're copping it over here. We've seen some pulsations coming out of Canberra and that, and now we've got pretty horrendous weather supposedly coming through. Not like you guys, but Robert Douche has actually done it.

1:00:52 a thing on Australia. He said, the government's not going to tell you what's coming, but rest assured, this is what's heading your way. Nothing like you guys. So, yeah, we just got you in our prayers over there, Colonel and Brian and everyone else. G'day, Brian. G'day, Stell, Bridge. Yeah, just hoping you guys, you know, stay safe, mate, and get through. There's a lot of people that we know and I know personally around, yeah, you know, all that area. So, with the connections that I've made. So, yeah.

1:01:20 We just hope you all stay safe, guys. We understand what's happening. The government's screwing you. And, yeah, as Colonel just said, you know, your pictures are back in 1966 of these guys getting into weather manipulation. So how far have they come? We know exactly how far they've come. We know what HAARP does. We know what the DOD's up to. And, yeah, all we've got to do is expose it and then try and stop it because...

1:01:45 Yeah, whilst these guys are carrying on, we've got a big 29 days coming up, guys. That's what I think. Anything can happen. Absolutely anything can happen in the next 29 days. So hang on to your hats and, yeah, God's blessing, Godspeed with us all. Come in, Stella. Guru, you brought up something that I did mean to say and I completely forgot about. There is all of the information that we provided at the beginning about

1:02:12 how we have used weather manipulation in military and CIA activity. But I did want to add something else that we talked with on the missing link earlier today that you guys may or may not have heard. During my assignment at Space Systems Division in Los Angeles Air Force Base, I was there in the late 80s.

1:02:42 And basically, there was not, because we were there towards the end of the Reagan administration, there was nothing that you couldn't just write a check for at the time. Money, because of SDI and everything else, was flowing into Space Systems Division. They could not spend it fast enough. At the time, they were doing a lot of extensive, and I do mean extensive, research on

1:03:12 laser technology. A lot of, at the time, classified. Most of the stuff that was being worked on in the late 80s has been declassified, but a lot of technology advancement on the use of laser technology to the point where, and this was public knowledge even back then, we were using targets in the Pacific Ocean and we were

1:03:41 beaming lasers onto satellites in order to take out as a weapon a moving target somewhere in the Pacific. Generally speaking, and again, declassified, you can go back and look at some of the results. It was very dismal at the beginning of them being able to hit targets that way. However, they kept working. And by the time I left Los Angeles,

1:04:09 the last six attempts that they made at hitting a moving target with those lasers. And this is generating a laser from Earth, not from a satellite, which is basically, we are capable of doing that now. But this was taking a laser from Earth, beaming it off of a satellite onto a moving object in the Pacific. They were able to do the last six tests successfully.

1:04:37 And since we know that much of the weather manipulation has went from seeding clouds to the use of radio electromagnetic and all types of advances of laser technology, as has everything in the military.

1:05:03 You have to understand that there's so much more technology out there than just simply cloud seeding. And I also made the point that much of the experimentation, and you don't have to know, and I know everybody's immediate response when you talk about weather manipulation is, oh, look at HAARP. You may or may not know what HAARP is, but...

1:05:30 You also have to look at every single thing that they're doing that is affecting the Earth as we know it today. I mentioned during that show that just for the hell of it, supposedly to see if we could make it easier to get back to the moon, we were launching nuclear weapons into our outer atmosphere where the Van Allen belts are.

1:06:00 You know, supposedly, because I don't know why, because we've been in and out of them, we're told multiple times, you know, with all of these moon landings. But all of a sudden, when they're talking about going back to the moon, we've got to blast a hole through them. And we decided we were just going to launch nuclear weapons up in the atmosphere in order to try to do that, as if that's not going to have any type of effect on our weather or climate or anything else. Just cow farting does that, evidently.

1:06:29 you also have the CERN. And the CERN is crazy. If you go and read about that and what it's actually doing, it has the potential to shift the entire Earth rotational axis because of the speed in which they are conducting these experiments. And I made the point that...

1:06:53 That could either be doing exactly what they say it's doing, or it could be doing absolutely nothing except for a massive $10 billion, $20 billion money laundering operation, which of course we know, because it's in Switzerland, is one of the money laundering capitals of the world. And if you look at the fact that they're disposing of billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars, supposedly on this experimental project,

1:07:20 that has the satanic bullshit out in front of it, you could make the argument, and I have read people's arguments that have been made about that, that that is a massive money laundering opportunity. And so I just think it's very interesting that all of that technology from back in the 80s when I was at Space Systems Division and then using lasers in...

1:07:50 And we were fielding all of these meteorology satellites, not to detect weather, but to orchestrate the ability militarily to weaponize weather. Basically taking that 1960 technology and upgrading it to the use with satellites. So you can't make the argument that it.

1:08:19 doesn't exist. The only question is, how are they using it? Stella, go ahead. So I was talking to Bridget earlier and I was, well, you, you, those of you who know me in here know that my father used to work at the Nevada test site and he controlled the underground nuclear bombs from 1965 all the way until they quote unquote supposedly ended underground. Anyway, there is a movie that I watched.

1:08:49 um last night or something like that um i put it in the bottom you guys may want to watch that um they did when they were doing um howard hughes who lived you know he was recluse he was a millionaire you guys all know about howard hughes well anyway he um bought rko movie studios and wanted to put this movie out called the conqueror um hollywood fallout oh no the conqueror

1:09:16 And it was about Genghis Khan and he got all kinds of slack for doing it because he chose Caucasian actors for it. So like John Wayne and, you know, a bunch of other big names back in the 50s. Okay. So back then they were doing the above ground testing and they filmed this in St. George, Utah.

1:09:42 And they did so many above ground testing that it would not surprise me that they did that. But why I brought that up is towards the end of the movie, they have all the documentation that they're showing that's been declassified. And it was a complete, I mean, that was part of where like my father, people that live in the Southwest, you get like a lot of people have cancer and die from it. So it's called the Downwinder Program.

1:10:11 And so it kind of brings up that whole thing in the process of to be able to get that. And I guess it went in through. I also felt that it well, anyway, it's something that I think you guys could watch, but it's affected the entire planet. And if they're shooting off nuclear weapons up there, they know for a fact what they're doing. And I have such bad views of this government and the international syndicate that was in control.

1:10:41 You know, we just have to pray for everybody, you guys. These people are really, really evil. And they've been doing this for years. And I was talking to Bridget about a lot of different stuff as well. I'm blown away by what she was telling me as well. When this is all done, when can we sue the federal government as we the people sue them?

1:11:01 so that that way we can make sure this Chevron deference is in effect and gets rid of all of these three-letter agencies. I'm not kidding you. We should put together a class action lawsuit by we the people, everybody who lives in the United States, and sue this fucking government. I'm sorry.

1:11:19 And get all of this stuff, you know, all the way if it has to go to the Supreme Court. But the Chevron deference was taken apart for a reason because it was bad for the people. FEMA, all of these different government agencies are not for the people. They are our enemies. So how can we sue them to get the shit going on that end? I think what we need to first do, Stellar, is get President Trump elected. And we will see what.

1:11:46 He does with all of the executive orders that he had originally signed that gives him the authority to basically recall everything that they have. And that may be the short circuited way of doing the same thing without us having to go through a corrupt legal process, because if they can prove I also I'm on record as saying that.

1:12:15 It is my opinion that one of the things that we have all discovered is the corrupt court system. And if you can demonstrate that you have a corrupt court system, there is the potential for holding people accountable in different forums that will ensure accountability.

1:12:45 And then once they are convicted of RICO-type collusion against We the People, that executive order kicks in and you basically confiscate everything that they have. And so I'm cautiously optimistic that that's an avenue. We all always have the recourse of a class action suit.

1:13:15 But it is my hope and prayer almost nightly that that is the way that we are made whole again and that our country is restored back to its original founding. OK, I just keep remembering Trump saying law and order, law, law, law. So that's why I was like, well, maybe if we just all sue them on the state level within our state governments.

1:13:41 I mean, Nevada, for example, our medical examiner isn't even a frickin doctor. He's not a licensed doctor. That's who we have is our medical examiner, who is the highest paid position in the state of Nevada. And I'm sure that you guys will probably find other things like that, too. This corporation really sucks. I just want it done. Sorry. Understood. Carrie, what you got? Yeah. As Occupy Wall Street, we sued the government. And of course, we lost. We sued him over the.

1:14:14 We sued Obama over the NDAA that he signed in 2011 on New Year's Eve. And how he got out of us, like, winning was he said that in his administration, no one would be held prisoner without due process by the military while he was, you know.

1:14:47 Well, his administration and the court was like, OK, no problem. But what I wanted to say really was that it's really hard to sue the government. The farmers did and they won. The farmers did and they won. Yeah, it's been done stellar. Texas and Kansas or Missouri, they've been doing it and you can do it. But Kerry's right in saying that it is not an easy endeavor to embark on.

1:15:17 But when they are wrong, every state is within their right of doing it. I wish more states did it, as a matter of fact, because the ability of tying them up, the problem with suing the government, obviously, is it's using our tax dollars in order to try to defend the indefensible. But you can do it.

1:15:44 And many states, especially within the last two years, have been winning monumental cases, even the ones that go to the Supreme Court. But it is definitely doable. Local action, national impact. Thank you so much. Yeah, exactly. OK, so we don't have any more hands. I'm going to go ahead and take off so I can go back out and post some more cool.

1:16:14 car pictures. And I will set my alarm for tomorrow so Bridget doesn't have to call me and say, where the hell are you? So anyway, thanks for being here, everybody. And please keep everybody in Florida in your prayers as we prepare and everybody in North Carolina.

1:16:39 in their recovery efforts and all of the heroes that are there helping everybody prepare in Florida and survive in the aftermath of North Carolina and Tennessee and Georgia and everybody else, to include Florida. Ms. Liu, go ahead. You'll close. I just want to wrap you up, Colonel, with one at least smile. There is a group of people heading into North Carolina with a mule train loaded with supplies and everything.

1:17:07 because some of them were pilots who were turned down by FEMA. So they're going through the mountains with a bunch of mules with supplies. Gotta love it. That's the patriot spirit. That's the American spirit right there. Thank you. That was a great addition. And take care, everybody. We'll be back here tomorrow. Thanks.

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Claims made here

Operation Popeye carried_out_attack Ho Chi Minh Trail host_asserted ▶ 6:13

“the capability of the North in Vietnam from moving around supplies and creating landslides and all this other stuff and basically destroying villages. So those same weather modification programs were …”

Committee of 40 funded Operation Popeye host_asserted ▶ 6:45

“Everything that I've read said that the decision to use this capability was briefed at, if you guys remember way back, we were talking about a thing called the Committee of 40 or the 40 Committee, whi…”

Henry Kissinger member_of Committee of 40 host_asserted ▶ 7:13

“And it was Henry Kissinger at the time that was part of that deliberative body that was okaying many of these types of missions. And also, from what I've read, that these were specially modified C-130…”

54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron member_of Hurricane Hunters host_asserted ▶ 11:00

“That unit was basically transitioned into the Air Force Reserve, and it is now stationed at Keesler Air Force Base, and it is called the Hurricane Hunters. Technically, the overt mission that we're to…”

54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron carried_out_attack Operation Popeye host_asserted ▶ 12:27

“Many of this particular squadron, the 54th, had been stationed in Thailand at Udorn Air Force Base. Now, I was actually there at Udorn when I went to that big, long trip to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and…”

General Electric funded Project Cirrus host_asserted ▶ 17:18

“So having said that, so I do find it interesting that when you start digging in, which I didn't have prepared because we weren't going to be talking about weather modification for the show earlier, th…”

General Electric funded Project Stormfury host_asserted ▶ 17:18

Office of Naval Research funded Project Cirrus host_asserted ▶ 18:46

“First time that they actually attempted to modify the hurricane, it was done in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, the Air Force, which would have been the research lab at Wright-Patt, and…”

U.S. Air Force funded Project Cirrus host_asserted ▶ 18:46

United States Army Signal Corps funded Project Cirrus host_asserted ▶ 18:46

Fabian Society targeted_for_regime_change World War II host_asserted ▶ 27:49

“So if you are an entity like the Fabian Society, your stated goal is to institute one world government and rearrange all of the population in the world in order to be at your beck and call. One of the…”

Azov Battalion assassinated Donbass host_asserted ▶ 32:59

“Well, that's what happened in Ukraine. That's exactly what happened. And it happened all over. And oh, by the way, then they took the Ukrainian Azov battalions and right sector people, brought them al…”

Right Sector assassinated Donbass host_asserted ▶ 32:59

Space Systems Division member_of U.S. Air Force guest_asserted ▶ 1:02:12

“how we have used weather manipulation in military and CIA activity. But I did want to add something else that we talked with on the missing link earlier today that you guys may or may not have heard. …”

Space Systems Division carried_out_attack Pacific Ocean guest_asserted ▶ 1:03:41

“beaming lasers onto satellites in order to take out as a weapon a moving target somewhere in the Pacific. Generally speaking, and again, declassified, you can go back and look at some of the results. …”

Howard Hughes founded The Conqueror guest_asserted ▶ 1:08:49

“um last night or something like that um i put it in the bottom you guys may want to watch that um they did when they were doing um howard hughes who lived you know he was recluse he was a millionaire …”

Howard Hughes secretly_owned RKO Pictures guest_asserted ▶ 1:08:49

The Conqueror carried_out_attack St. George, Utah guest_asserted ▶ 1:09:16

“And it was about Genghis Khan and he got all kinds of slack for doing it because he chose Caucasian actors for it. So like John Wayne and, you know, a bunch of other big names back in the 50s. Okay. S…”

John Wayne member_of The Conqueror guest_asserted ▶ 1:09:16

Wall Street targeted_for_regime_change Barack Obama caller_asserted ▶ 1:14:14

“We sued Obama over the NDAA that he signed in 2011 on New Year's Eve. And how he got out of us, like, winning was he said that in his administration, no one would be held prisoner without due process …”