Operation Gladio - Open Mic

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0:00 Okay. Holy moly. That was a marathon session. But it was very good. It was a good one. Thank you. I threw President It a mic and the co-host. Is she able to take that? Do you know? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe just listening. All right. Well, I threw it to her. Awesome. So.

0:30 we're just going to kind of do an open mic because Brian, we took that a lot longer than I thought. We had originally talked about it being about an hour. So, and I have the thing coming up at seven. So I kind of have a hard break at six. So I just wanted to jump on here, give everybody an opportunity. I don't know if anyone was listening to that. What were your thoughts, Bridget? I thought you guys covered a lot of great stuff.

1:01 You know, I agree that they're going to. I really like how Brian broke down, how they tried to steal it in 2016, how they tried to steal it in 2020, how they tried to steal it in 2022. And even they really are delusional. That was one of the big things that I got out of that was because they really did think they had it in the bag 2020.

1:31 And what they did was so overt and so obvious because they really, really thought that they could lie to the American people enough, coerce them enough, that they could deal it with very minimal force instead of having to make such overt actions as the pizza boxes over the windows and the...

2:00 The ships in the middle of the night and the disappearing trucks and that, you know. So basically, I don't know how many of the people coming in were just listening to that. So in summary, the point that Brian was making was that they cheated in 2016. And the plan was, of course.

2:29 They were going to use the computer system to do the algorithms, but he won by too much. They got caught flat-footed from that perspective, but they had a plan B, and the plan B was to use the legal system with the spying and the setup of the dossier and the Alphabank hoax and all that other stuff just as a fallback in case the algorithms...

2:57 didn't allow them, they'd be able to control him the entire time that he was in office via the impeachment hoaxes and all that other stuff. But his second point was going into 2020, knowing that the system that had been set up wasn't necessarily

3:24 going to give them all that they had so that they were going to not take the chance of him getting back in office and that they were going to set up their plan B that time was to shut the voting down, truck in extra paper votes, not relying on the system this time, not relying on the algorithm. And then basically, as Bridget pointed out, you got to

3:53 shut the voting down, tape up all the windows, not let anybody see what's happening, run ballots through several times, have trucks track in. And it took several days to do that. And then they were only able to get themselves up to 20-something thousand votes across those six states, despite having taken three days and all of that shit.

4:20 They still was only able to barely do it. So Brian made the comment and we see it coming out that they cannot rely on the 2020 cheat. So and what I pointed out was that basically backed up what he said is they're going back to the 2016 cheat, which.

4:49 If you go back and you look at it, comparatively, it's playing out that way. They use the DOJ. They use the FBI. And that's exactly what they're doing with these fictitious lawsuits, is they are using those tactics. But again, I think, as the point I made with Brian, I think it's all going to backfire. I think by using those tactics, they have actually exposed how

5:20 criminal all of those systems are to everyone. You cannot argue that we have a DOJ because it's a criminal enterprise. You can't argue that we have an FBI because it's a criminal enterprise. They corrupted the military, and that's been illustrated. So in doing all of that, and I say the military, I'm talking about

5:46 the handful of Pentagon generals that you see on television all the time. In doing all of that, they've kind of began eliminating when Trump gets back into office, the options that he can use in order to remedy the situation, as he has stated repeatedly, is extraordinary.

6:18 criminality will have to be dealt with with some rarely used corrections. And so you do have basically what amounts to treason. That was Brian's kind of ultimate conclusion. Treason can be dealt with in military tribunals.

6:46 His kind of coup de grace of the whole conversation, which I 100 percent agree with, is that there was a secret grand jury that everyone forgets about that happened in towards the end of the well, in 2018, the middle of the Trump administration that we know of that has never been revealed. And we only know about it because in 20.

7:15 They did not renew the gag order from the telephone companies that indicated that for the previous three years, like 80 members of Congress had been spied on. And so it's rich and maybe not coincidental that they're talking about how you go about replacing members of Congress in a relatively short time, right around the same time.

7:45 that you're going to have a change of government and a significant number of Congress people who had been, their phone information and communications had been gathered up over a period of at least three years, which could in fact generate a gaping hole.

8:11 in Congress needing to be replaced. And it has absolutely nothing to do with any kind of a mass casualty event at all. The mass casualty event could be accountability. And if you look at it that way, what I added towards the end is looking at the timing. You have the Iwan brothers who basically were involved in the spying on

8:41 Congress as well through the control of the server. And that happened in 2018 that we found out about. I mean, it had been going on before that. So it can't be a coincidence, in my opinion, because there are none, that 2018 is when the investigation and the monitoring of those congressional staff members and congressmen themselves began.

9:10 And of course, that's kind of my Gladio glasses on. You look back at Imran Awan and you find out that, oh, yeah, that was 2018 when that, and 2017 when that all happened. Oh, and look at the district judge, Tanya Chukin, the one that, that's C-H-U-T-K-A-N. Look at that.

9:35 She sentenced Awan to time served. This is the person that's been doing all of the bullshit to the January 6th people. And she was involved in a whole bunch of the anti-Trump lawsuits. So she gets handed the Awan lawsuit, our criminal case. Are you kidding me? So and we know that Pakistan's totally corrupt country. That's where they're from. We know that he came over here on a green card and we know that.

10:05 That whole system from a CIA perspective was used in order to bring people over they wanted to use on CIA missions. And then you look at John Brennan. Oh, my God. He was running that program over there in the Middle East at the exact same time the Awan family was given their green card lottery visa.

10:29 Then, of course, you know, you look a little bit further into John Brennan. You find out that he was the CIA agent when Khobar Towers was bombed. That totally was a false flag. And, you know, you go on and look at all of the other similarities between the two. And you can't help but think that being able to spy on the members of, not spy.

10:59 Being able to gather the comms in an investigation for treason of the congressional members would have been a huge part of all of that. And so my last point was, if you put all of that together and it would be very possible that this all breaks about the time Donald Trump walks back into the White House.

11:28 And as a result of the indictments, which would basically take out the entire top echelons of the DOJ, the entire top echelons of the FBI and many other places to include potentially 80 Congress members, you would be able to then restructure the DOJ.

11:55 Without firing a single person because they'd all be indicted. And the same thing on the FBI and potentially the CIA that could be used as its mechanism to basically start over or do away with that one altogether. So anyway, it was a very interesting.

12:20 uh podcast if you guys didn't get it watch it that's kind of the overview of the entire thing um there's a whole lot more brian's an expert on all of this he um uh did most of the talking on the history of it all um if you guys have any friends um it would definitely be the link um to um and uh bridget if you wouldn't mind posting that if you haven't already

12:50 It would definitely be the link to send them that gives them a good overview. It also allows them the opportunity to see what some of the upcoming things could possibly be. Go ahead, Bridget. One other question. And I'm positive that several of our listeners are struggling with this. And I personally, hang on.

13:31 North Carolina is a place that I've visited a lot over the years. And to see the gladiator operation playing out in real time is a struggle. It is very tough to see ourselves in the position that we've covered in so many other countries. But I was hoping you would kind of...

14:10 give a sketch to show that this is Operation Gladiator. So I don't know that it is, Bridget. And I mean, that may come as a surprise to you. I don't know that. What I do know is that the U.S. government has the ability to manipulate weather. So could it be? Could it have been something that was a way to disrupt a significant portion?

14:41 of a state that is basically become a swing state in order to change the outcome of an election. That is a possibility, but I don't know that that's what happened. And even besides that, with the amount that they are...

15:05 Withholding aid. Let's say again, that's not necessarily Operation Gladio. That 100% could be a government that is vindictive against someone that did not vote for them. That doesn't make it Gladio per se. That makes them evil. But it is, you would have to prove.

15:34 that they are doing it in a way that is... I draw a line where Gladio is concerned with it being a paramilitary attack in order to... I don't even know the right words. Now, I'm saying...

16:07 Well, I'm saying that the potential is there because of the resources that are involved. As soon as it was identified that there's lithium there, it made it automatically a consideration that it was weather manipulation in order to destroy the viability of that. Because what have we seen?

16:36 around the world. We see that normally through terrorism, they will go into a country and they will decimate through terrorist activity a particular region that they want for the resources of that region, and then they will decapitate it via the political structure, and then they pick it up pennies on the dollar, and then they steal the resources involved in that location.

17:06 Now, having said that, you can see that the potential is there, but I can't make the argument absent evidence. And we won't have that evidence if you don't have someone's communications that is saying, yeah, I'm actually flying the missions to do the.

17:28 weather manipulation, or you don't have the communications from the corporations or the mining companies that says, yeah, we're going to go ahead and muster the mining equipment because we're going to, you know, we're going to put it in the schedule for the first quarter of 2025 because we know by that time we'll have all the land locked up. You know what I'm saying? So you can't say that it is until you're able to prove those types of things. But the potential

17:57 is there for it to happen. And all of that stuff is completely inseparate than the emergency response. And that's just, the emergency response is 100% your government hates you. Your government is a terrorist organization that hates you. They did the same thing in East Palestine. They did the same thing in Maui. They hate us.

18:25 They are illustrating their contempt for the population in order to demoralize you and try to get you to give up. Now, psychologically, you can say that they're doing an Operation Gladio with the terrorist event being the fire or the plane or the train wreck, the train explosion.

18:52 And that by then neglecting those people that they are working to psychologically alter the makeup of our country or to try to effect a outrageous reaction for people that will then attack the government in response to their demonstrating their hatred for us.

19:20 So I can see that line of reasoning being used. But again, absent the evidence that that's what in fact happened, we have to be very careful. Does it look like that? Yes. Do we have any evidence that it is? No. But I do see being able to make that argument. And again.

19:46 There's only so many of those things that can happen that you're not looking around going, is anybody else seeing this? So I know what you're saying. Right. And if anything, you know, taking advantage of a situation, whether they're creating the situation or taking advantage of a crisis to inflict demoralization and that type of thing, you know. In North Carolina specifically.

20:17 You're not going to want to help people get back on their feet quickly if you're planning on taking their land. So there is an argument to be made that all of this exacerbates that and then puts the cards more on their side of the table, especially if more people die and then the land comes up for sale as a result of the death. Yeah, so you can make that argument. Stellar, go ahead.

20:46 Yeah, I didn't know. I was kind of on the lines with Bridget. But if it's not an Operation Gladio thing, it's some sort of an operation that they have. Because what's going on there, without letting people in there, like rescue or to supply with food, there's tens of thousands of people that have perished in this. And they're not even cleaning up the bodies. And it seems to me, because I know if these people don't have a trust,

21:15 You know, what happens to the land? Does it go into probate? You know, because that's what happens here in Nevada. And a lot of states do that as well. And I just look at it as not only did the most wicked.

21:32 For whatever reason, I can't get this out of my head that they purposely did this so that they could take over the land because they want the mineral rights in it. I mean, we have BLM here in Nevada, so they didn't have to cause anything like that to happen here for them to steal the resources. But there it was free. It was their own land, people's land and stuff. And it just seems like it's a huge, big way of doing eminent domain. And then I was told I read some things saying that there are people that were in some of the meetings or whatever.

21:59 And in one of the instances, I can't remember which one it was, but they said that they were told to leave and not to come back for, you know, and I understand that there's safety issues that are going on, too. But with everything that is going on and how the government seems to be, you know, they don't, we're nothing to them. And I guess this is just, this is really hard on me to see how badly our government hates us. You know, with FEMA that, you know, they say they have no money, but yet they're putting up.

22:25 tens of thousands of, you know, if not millions of people already, you know, it's just insane that this is happening. But I do feel that it's diabolical and I feel that it's a land grab completely 100 percent. And to avoid probate, you know, they could say it's condemned and then take it. So let me address the theme of we don't have any money because we did talk about that in Brian's podcast. That's bullshit. Today is the third of October.

22:52 They got a quarterly deposit in their checking account on the 1st of October. They are not out of money. This is a brand new fiscal year. They have brand new money. Even during a continuing resolution, you get your money. They have the money. Do they want to spend it on us? Hell no. They already want to spend it on the illegal aliens that they have distributed all over the world or all over the country inside.

23:21 And they have been using the money that is supposed to be set aside for emergencies such as this on illegals. And so you can't tell me they're out of money. Again, in my opinion, this is a desperate plea for additional funding that they are using to money launder. And the other side of that is, again, that.

23:50 They've never had to in the past ask for money because they had so much ill-gotten gains. And I just keep coming back to why do they keep doing this charade of wanting appropriated money when they've been sitting on this gold mine for all of this time unless that money has gone somewhere. Miles, go ahead.

24:20 Good afternoon, Colonel. You know, the International Syndicate is very good at blurring the lines for operational goals. And what I'm speaking of is we don't know, I'm assuming that other countries have weaponized weather. So we don't know if it was our government or another government. And also blurring the lines, there are natural occurring events.

24:49 And weather patterns, and then there are manipulated ones, are taking advantage of a weather system and intensifying it. So they're blurring the lines on a lot of different things. So it covers them. You can't prove exactly what you're talking about. So I think we already know that, but I just wanted to point that out, that they're very good at blurring the lines and covering their asses.

25:19 They're very good at doing operations that are not attributable to them. Plausible deniability. That is their motto. Let's see. Apollonia, go ahead. Hi, guys. Good afternoon or evening, wherever you guys are at. I'm going to say with Stellar and Bridget, if this is not a gladio right in front of our faces, they are hitting the wasp.

25:50 With the beds and poking it and on top of it, they're going and just, you know, putting a smoke bomb on the bear because it's taking a lot out of Americans, a lot, a lot not to respond because everybody's waiting for that process. But the thing I think that is coming more apparent with myself and a lot of people.

26:20 The patients and the way they are speaking to us and treating us like we were still not learn, have not learned anything yet. And I do believe that all groups have infiltrators that are constantly monitoring. And when it gets, you know, very personal and like, okay, we're here, guys. They change it this morning. I was, you know, this.

26:48 uh scotty i don't know who this guy lives in mexico supposedly he knows so much stuff and he's so smart and he has inside information is talking about uh harris going you know because she's been a naughty girl then she's going to be in trouble because of the pd a situation and i stopped and i said wait a minute i thought there were actors with masks acting now so and that they had been

27:12 you know, done with it, get more long time ago. Now you're changing the story. When people start, you know, you can, when you let people talk, you catch them soon enough. And that just really rubbed me the wrong way. And nobody speaks on it. People are still frozen. I don't know if it's fear or what's going on, but I'm with you guys. I mean, if this is not it, they've been, they've been listening to you.

27:40 And they're like, OK, this is what we're supposed to do, because now there's people from other country already surveying the mountain to start, you know, digging into it. I believe that if we let go of that and the Americans just walk away from that, we're done. I believe if I swear to God, if I was closer than I am, I'm so far on the other side of the world, I would be there. I would be there and I would not let anybody.

28:08 Shut that down because I believe that that's the first part and we're next. And I'll end there. Thank you. We love you, Apollonia. Yeah, absolutely. SR-71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. I'm on the fence about this as well as you, I take it. But I want to bring something up that I don't think many people know.

28:37 And that is money from FEMA or FEMA's allocation. There was money taken from FEMA for Ukraine. It was sent to Ukraine as part of disaster relief. So I'm looking at, yeah, we got money, but where's it going? Well, for a new fiscal year, they have to have new contracts. So nothing in a new fiscal year.

29:09 unless you're doing R&D, is a multi-year contract. It's a new contract. So anything that they had was based on prior year, not this new fiscal year. So you have to relet all of your contracts unless, again, they're R&D, which are multi-year contracts. So it's not enough to say that you're out of money because you have to redo all of the contracts. Technically, in the last...

29:40 three days, it's not physically possible that they allocated an entire quarter's worth of money because you get it deposited quarterly, generally, and they're not out of money. It's all a bullshit lie. If I can add to that for just a second, and my brain's just going crazy here for a minute. We already know we have pieces of our

30:11 allocation for money within our budget on autopilot. Is it possible we do that with some agencies as well? It's not technically autopilot. That's what I'm telling you. The only multi-year obligation is like for acquisition. So if you commit to 70 aircraft, it's going to take you three years to get the 70.

30:38 If acquisition is a three-year obligation, you can, so let me do that backwards. If you can only produce 70 aircraft in three years, then you can only write a contract for 70 aircraft because the acquisition for aircraft happens to be a multi-year, three-year appropriation. So, and I'm just making those numbers up, but that's the way it works.

31:06 In acquisition, because of the extensive length of time to produce weapon systems, you get multi-year money. But that's the only multi-year money that there is. Everything else to include pay is like for your civilians and stuff like that. That has to be apportioned to you. If you don't get that money, if something catastrophic happens like the shutdown and you don't get their money.

31:35 They have to stay home. It's not on autopilot. If you come up to the end of the fiscal year and you don't have a new appropriation, they go home. You don't get a paycheck. Nothing, not your grass mowing at your office, not your rental car as if you're actually renting the vehicles for your senior officers. None of that's on autopilot.

32:01 You get a new bucket of money at the beginning of the fiscal year. That money is appropriated out over quarters. If your phone obligation, your phone contract is not at the end of the, let's just say it, you had a six month contract at the end of the year. And let's say you started that, like I created a brand new organization.

32:28 In order to get our phones, we had to sign a contract. But you can't obligate your money past 30 September. You just can't because you don't have the money. It's called, what is that, an anti-deficiency. And you can actually be court-martialed if you spend money that you don't have appropriated yet. So, yeah, nothing's on autopilot in the military except for the multi-year. Deller, go ahead.

32:57 So I'm still stuck on that thing. So from when I used to live in California and we lived that we backed up, you know, kind of close to where the ocean, not too close to the ocean, but there was like land and stuff like that that was deemed like their open land thing. But I remember going through my, you know, homeowners insurance to find out, like, because I knew, you know, you have to have extra types of.

33:22 insurances to cover like for fire or, you know, flood or this, this and that. With what's happening, you know, and if something was deemed like, quote unquote, a natural or a natural. An act of God. An act of God. Thank you. They don't cover it. So these people, not only have they lost their homes, more than likely their insurance companies aren't going to cover their houses to be rebuilt. No, no, it will. It will cover it. OK, good.

33:50 That was the other thing, because the probates there in North Carolina are really, really tough. One of the girls in the pond was having issues with probate with her parents' estate. And so I got really familiar. There's only one page on, you know, these types of things. But she had to get an attorney and get it all taken care of. But it's there. They're like our judges here. They're really tough on releasing and getting things taken care of. It's almost like they like it to stay intestate.

34:18 So there's a couple of different things in Florida. The hurricanes considered act of God. And we they wrote that that's how they part of the reason how they broke our insurance down here. They changed the what's the word? The risk to.

34:46 Instead of charging people on the coast their actual risk for living on the coast because they're going to incur more damage, they tried to enact legislation that leveled the risk to everybody. I live on what could be considered a hill because in Florida just about everybody's at sea level, but I'm actually on what they call the ridge.

35:14 In the central part of Florida. And there's no way in hell it could rain for 40 days and my house is not going to flood. It's just not going to because of where my house is located. And I pay a much higher premium than I ever did before after they destroyed our insurance because I now am considered.

35:39 In this pool of risk, the way they rewrote the insurance legislation to attribute a general risk to all of us down here because of hurricanes in general. So as a result of that, they then to placate the insurance said, OK, so if you insure your house for 500,000, you and you get hit with like, say, $250,000 worth of damage.

36:07 We're only going to write an insurance policy for an active God hurricane that is going to cover 60% of that. So I would only get like $150,000 of a $250,000 actual claim because of the way they, again, they broke our insurance system down here. And DeSantis has done jack squat to fix it.

36:37 Depending on how North Carolina has the hurricane provision, because they're going to have to have had one because of the coastal area, if they didn't do the stupid-ass thing like Florida did and screw up their insurance, then the people that live in the coastal area will pay the higher premium, the people inland, which these guys certainly were.

37:02 And they won't have that hurricane provision that allows the insurance company a ridiculous out on compensating people significantly less because of the hurricane portion of that. But even if they did, they have some insurance. Act of God does not give them the right to not pay your claim, but they may manipulate the claim and pay you less than the total value of it.

37:32 Based on some provision, but that would have had to have went through the state legislature and everything else. The other thing that you're talking about is the actual if somebody dies and how they probate estates in a state. Now, I only know this because I just literally had this conversation last year. My friend who retired.

37:58 retired from the Air Force that I was stationed in Italy with is an attorney in both South Carolina and North Carolina. And we were just talking about estates in general. At least it was his opinion, based on some of the stories that we were sharing, that North Carolina's estate planning, if you actually did it, is much better than Florida's.

38:26 from what his opinion was. But the bottom line to that is if you have a will, your estate is much easier and quicker than if you don't have one. And if you hold the assets that you do have in a personal trust, they don't even go through probate. Yes.

38:55 That's absolutely true. That's 100 percent true. And most people and I mean, that was part of my big issue. So most people don't have I mean, their their properties are completely demolished. So if they had a will, most people would keep their will at home, you know. But you never do that. Well, a lot of people do. And a lot of people will see the thing. Yeah. They don't even have a home yet. And me being in real estate and I was married to an attorney for 20 years.

39:22 I understood all of how that stuff went. That's why that one person asked me about North Carolina for her family and stuff like that. Because I literally would never keep your will in your house ever. Never, never. And or your digital wallets.

39:36 Yeah, that was a joke. But the other thing is, is so like insurances when they come in, a lot of these these towns are completely wiped off the map. So there's no infrastructure. Most of you know, like if there was electrical and things like that, that would be pretty much devastated as well. So, I mean, I guess I'm looking at it like in that kind of a way. I just think it's a huge big land grab, in my opinion. So I just think that these people are beyond evil. I agree with you guys that the potential is there, but.

40:05 I'm cautious in saying that. Does it have all of the hallmarks of an Operation Gladio? Absolutely. You're not going to get any disagreement with me. But before I would definitively say that's what it is, and that was my only issue with what Bridget said, I wouldn't actually say it is until I had some evidence that that is. And it will be presented shortly if they start grabbing up all the land.

40:31 then you know that it 100 percent is. I'm just very cautious about putting that designation. Alfred, go ahead. Hi, Colonel. Thanks. So I actually have a question. It's something I've been trying to understand. The State Department. It's not I guess I just don't get like it seems to me like that. So they're sort of in charge of foreign affairs and they've been around since the late 1800s or something. But.

41:01 How do they fit into all this? Because it seems like they would. So technically they do. The State Department obviously is made up of many different facets. So you have obvious pieces of the State Department that are 100% part of.

41:24 the CIA posing as a State Department entity, like USAID. USAID does not work for the State Department. Sorry, they just don't. They are 100% a collaborative effort with the CIA, and they don't do jack shit without the CIA. So there are other elements. The one that's called Intelligence and Research, that's an office branch, division, whatever you call it in the State Department.

41:54 So if a CIA agent needs to appear to not be in the CIA, but they don't want to like embed them in the military or the IRS or the DA, which they do, they'll put them over in the State Department and go, oh, look, he retired. But it's just a hangout for them. They actually don't work in the State Department. They're still a CIA agent and blah, blah, blah.

42:22 There are parts of the State Department that I would say if there's a line, it's a chicken wire line with great gaping holes in where they can crawl back and forth. Okay. So is it part of the executive branch? Well, both the CIA and the State Department is all part of the executive branch. Okay. Thank you. I wasn't sure about that either. Yeah. So.

42:52 Technically, the CIA is under the National Security Advisor's domain. Gotcha. The State Department, because it is a cabinet, reports to the president, not the security advisor. So technically.

43:11 The CIA is part of the executive office of the presidents, per se, where the State Department is a separate cabinet. But the poorestness, for example, we have found CIA agents that have been appointed to be ambassadors. Wow. We have found, and William Pauly is one of them.

43:39 William Polly was an asset slash agent, depending on how you want to. And here's the gray area. So if while I'm going to college at Harvard, somebody approaches me and says, hey, we want you to work for the CIA, but we're not going to actually carry you as a civilian employee and pay you a GS whatever pay. We are going to set up a fake company.

44:09 And we're going to call it XYZ. And you're going to be the CEO of XYZ, Zuckerberg. And while you're the CEO, you get to get the money. But here's the caveat. We're going to let you appear to be a CEO. And that CEO, because it's going to be a large company, is going to make billions of dollars. You're not allowed to keep the billions of dollars.

44:35 You're allowed to keep 10% of the billions of dollars and the rest of it has to be created in this philanthropic foundation that you're going to create. And everybody's going to think you're a nice guy, but that's all bullshit because it's all money laundering. And we're going to actually control that foundation and you're going to do with the foundation, whatever we want you to do with it. And I'm not kidding. This is exactly how it operates. Wow.

45:01 That's crazy. It has been a long time too, hasn't it? It has been going on forever. I would argue that the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and every other effing foundation. The Clinton Foundation? It is a money laundering opportunity for the privilege of running basically a front company for this international syndicate that they just money launder shit through there. Right.

45:31 So and then so you're sort of coming. So the point I'm trying to I'm trying to get my head around, like, where is all this bullshit coming from? Right. Like, there's got to be like a desk somewhere that's like all the bullshit in the world. You know what I mean? Like, I like that idea. I'm just I'm just thinking like it all has to come from somewhere. It's not, you know, it's just obviously, you know, so there's that's kind of where I'm going. So it's like I didn't really understand. And I think it's really nuanced and probably.

46:00 really freaking complicated i'm sure but yeah um so but i love that term who sits at the bullshit desk yeah the king of the bullshit the one that yeah that's right i love it um okay so um the way i have described it and when i have done all of this reading um i um i i'm a um concept person so um uh things get

46:30 like stuck in my head, a picture of it, that if I had a picture to draw, and I was working on that actually this morning, there would be this cloud and in the cloud would be the international syndicate because the international syndicate controls everything. And you can argue that that international syndicate at the very top of the cloud would be.

46:54 What people say are these controlling families like the Wallenbergs of Sweden and some of those types of people. And then they have the people whose names we know, like the Soroses, the Rockefellers, the Rothschilds, blah, blah, blah. And it's not just the industrialists. It's the heads of the churches. It's the heads of the banking. It's the heads of...

47:22 the military it's the heads of whatever so it's like all the institutions basically all the things that have been institutional yeah academia healthcare um well actually it's above academia is probably like two or three layers down but there's like this elite group underneath the probably bloodline group if you will okay um and those people are sitting

47:52 at all the bullshit desk. They're the puppet masters. And they use organizations like NATO, the UN, the World Bank, the IMF, to get into all of these countries to overthrow the governments, install somebody that they can control by, and they then...

48:17 Take all of the possession of all of the resources through mining contracts, concessions, blah, blah, blah. And then they just it's like milking a cow until the cow drops over dead. They are going to be hooked up to a milking system that goes directly to these people's bank accounts. And if anybody gets out of the line or somebody says, you know, I don't really feel good about this. They have.

48:45 Blackmail on everybody, which is why you have the Diddy's and the Epstein's. They gather. They work for this syndicate. They gather the blackmail to control people. And then that's why you have NATO who set up the paramilitary operations of trained terrorists and assassins who will go shoot you if you decide that the blackmail isn't working anymore and you're still going to talk. Right. The jackals.

49:14 Yeah. Wow. So they're not really Americans, are they? It's pretty safe to say. I mean, it seems like they pose as Americans or they have the Dulles brothers are really pretty amazing. They keep coming up in a lot of the books I'm reading and stuff. They're not Americans in the sense that you and I would use that term. Right. Constitutional. Internationalist. Right. Yeah. And they set up.

49:43 via the Fabian Society back in the late 1800s, an international fascist organization, which is what I believe we're dealing with, that created a couple of boogeymans. And those boogeymans were called communist and socialist in order to pretend like they were fighting each other when they're actually puppets for the fascist.

50:11 who are running everything behind the scenes. And just like they created a psychological left and right, there really is no such thing. There are patriots and evil assholes. And they do that paradoxically to control us. If your brain does not have a left and a right, then it's hard for us to function because you can't find who your friends and foes are.

50:41 They have programmed us to believe that there are, you know, communists and socialists and Marxists and all of these other isms, when in fact, there's just evil assholes and patriots. It seems like it's a big, more than just money now, though, it's a power thing, like turning off the global economy and all that.

51:06 Literally, once they did that, it really struck me that, you know, that was, you know, the declaration of war against humanity, basically. Yeah, it was never money. It was always power and control. Always. Yeah. Very good observation. Apollonia, go ahead. Thank you. Sure. Thank you. Thank you. I don't know if you guys saw that there's a new caravan that is bringing a lot more people.

51:34 um coming so they should be here in a couple of weeks or so um and the government is doing like the school district are creative financing which they're literally moving funds from one source and putting it on another and that's what's happening i do believe like you said they do have money the money is there but they're not going to use it because the the bleeding is so bad imagine stopping giving

52:01 this illegals $10,000, $13,000 for food plus everything else. I think they're going to take it from them so they react. But they might have to do it before and they don't want to do it before they have to. So what's going to happen when that money dries out? Because the money is going to go for them to continue to keep this monster growing. And when they lose the election, I believe they're just going to unleash it.

52:30 on us, which the hundreds of thousands rapists and hundreds of thousands murderers, like 190,000, and the other one was like 300,000. So they're big numbers. And I believe that that will be the punishment. So there is no stability moving forward. But that's just my thought. And I'll end there. Well, they definitely have a plan as to

53:00 what they intend on doing because they've always had a plan. I can only tell you my thought when you articulate something like that is everything that you just said is the reason why I live in this town, in this county, in this state. And because this town, in this county, in this state,

53:28 believes in my Second Amendment. And I do not have any fear of the future because I live in this town, in this city, in this county, in this state. The rest of the people are going to have to grapple with the fact that they have allowed their city or their state to hamper their Second Amendment and didn't stand up and fight.

53:58 for, and file lawsuits and do everything that they should have been doing. Because in the states, even the worst states, California, New York, they've lost, it's Chicago, they've lost every single lawsuit ever filed against them to return the Second Amendment back to them. That is, there has not ever been, and sometimes it did take it to the appellate court and to the Supreme Court.

54:25 It has been proven time and time again that that is a constitutional right. You are not always going to enjoy a steady ship when it comes to your rights, but you have to fight for them. And so many people in America won't lift an effing finger to do a damn thing.

54:46 We do have our Second Amendment in California. They want to constantly regulate with assault weapons is the biggest thing with them. And the grab, like in Riverside County, when the sheriffs went to their yearly town, it has been like four months already, their yearly come together. The sheriff in Riverside, which he's made videos and he is, you know, thinking about running for governor.

55:14 It's people. And at Riverside, I would tell you, it's probably like 30, 40 minutes from where I am, a little bit more east of where I am. I'm like 15 minutes from downtown. And he told the females, especially the single mothers, it is time for you to pack. Riverside will pay for your permit. We will train you.

55:39 Yeah, I'm just saying there are some locations where they had infringed, like Washington, D.C. They had infringed on people's right and that other people had let it go on for years and years and years without filing a lawsuit. You can't do that. The minute your government tries to infringe upon any of your rights, you have an obligation to hold them accountable.

56:08 have become very, I don't, the word's not lazy, but they become very comfortable or complacent in the fact that they live here and allow their government to slowly, incrementally infringe upon several of their rights. And you have an obligation not to do that. So anyway, Stellar, go ahead. I also heard that they were,

56:41 Like, OK, so I read a post from a man, I guess, who does this quite a bit, you know, like with the different hurricanes when they hit, like in Houston area, Katrina, the ones in Florida and stuff. And he said that on one of the ones that he I guess when the Keys got hit really badly, his group went to go and, you know, they loaded up their stuff, you know, semis and they had boats and things like that to try and get things over. And at the first check.

57:10 or the first gate because I keep hearing about, you know, these different people saying you can't come in here. We're going to arrest you if you come in here. Yeah, that's points. OK, the checkpoints and stuff. So, you know, this one man was saying, you know, for the ones that hit in Florida, one of the you know, he they wanted to know what kinds of supplies that he had. And so he told them, you know, the supplies that he'd had, you know, and things like that. But apparently they weren't on, quote, unquote.

57:38 Like the vendor list, I guess they have a vendor list of things that are allowed to go through or whatever. Can you explain what that was? Because that was he was getting turned away again up in the Carolinas as well. So, yeah, what he's talking about is apples and oranges. And I'm not saying what he said didn't happen. The person that was at the checkpoint should have been.

58:07 put in jail, what happens is the government for provisions have preferred vendors. For example, in Florida, Publix has an arrangement with the state that they made an investment in

58:30 Every store has a generator. Every store has this, that, and the other so that they can stay open during emergencies because they're in every town, in every county in the state. The whole state is blanketed with Publix. So in exchange for them making that capital investment, they are a preferred vendor or supplier for contracts that the state is going to buy for water, blah, blah, blah.

58:59 Because that's their compensation for having made like a billion dollar investment in hardening their stores and the power supplies. And I know this because my husband was part of the electrical contracting that did this back in the day when all of this was negotiated. So having said that, there are preferred vendors based on certain things, but that is only.

59:27 to things that government taxpayer dollars are used for because it's basically the government giving a special consideration for someone who made a capital investment to support the state. So anybody that's a private provider has zero to do.

59:56 with a preferred vendor list because you're not vending anything. You're not selling it. You are giving it away. It has absolutely nothing to do with you. And so if anybody, federal, state, county, whatever, turned a person away donating items, that was basically bullshit and he was told a lie. The preferred vendor only...

1:00:26 is for government, period. It's when taxpayer dollars are being spent on supplies. It doesn't even apply to people who are just giving shit away. Does that help? No, that does. That helps a lot. So that one, the checkpoint guy that he was talking about in the Keys was totally wrong. And then, you know, just hearing that the FEMA is turning people away, they're taking the donations and stuff like that. They're not giving them to the people like when people, I guess.

1:00:56 I'm just hearing so many horror stories over there that my heart just bleeds to them. I mean, it really does. It just it's in our backyard. I mean, Maui was bad. This is bad. I mean, this is insane. I don't disagree with you. And, you know, the if you again, we want to believe everybody that are that is saying this stuff. And if you believe the accounts of that fire chief.

1:01:24 which the guy has on video, you can hear him talking, telling him that he's going to arrest him if he goes and rescues somebody in his own damn helicopter. My comment to him would have been, fuck you. But that guy decided to be intimidated by someone who has no arrest authority at all as a fire chief.

1:01:46 I wouldn't have done that. I'd have went and rescued that woman's husband. I'd have flown him back down there. And if he tried to arrest me, I'd have taken off in my helicopter and flipped him off. That's me. But I don't, I'm not allowed to fly a helicopter either. We need to get you a helicopter license. That's what I always wanted to have. So we got to get you a helicopter license. Yeah. But anyway, yeah, people just.

1:02:14 These things always, and I mean, it happens in every national disaster. It brings out the- Cornel, I just wanted to tell you, I love you. I just love you. Thank you.

1:02:28 The natural disaster. And we love you, Apollonia. Or stress in general brings out the best in people and the worst in people at the same time. You're going to find all of the heroes that we should applaud. You're also going to find all the demons because that power that comes from positions of authority can be used for good or bad. And unfortunately, you come across those people in both cases.

1:02:55 Um, in scenarios like this. Um, but what you're not hearing, um, all that much while we're, um, concentrating and focused on the bad things is all of the rescues and all of the people that are, you know, and some of them are doing a good job advertising themselves that are, you know, delivering the star links and stuff like that. There are miracles out there that are happening.

1:03:21 Way more than the negative stuff that you are hearing. So you have to know that the bad things are happening so that we can try to adjust and fix those in the future. But at the same time, do not allow that to demoralize you and be the only thing that we focus on because there are a lot of miracles and wonderful.

1:03:51 wonderful people with the biggest hearts in the whole world that are helping those people out. So we can't lose focus of that while we're working on holding the other people accountable. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, thanks for bringing that up. I was just going to talk about silver linings. They're in everything that happens. So yeah, the positive is that we're not asleep. We're waking up.

1:04:20 and we're noticing everything. We're putting a microscope on everything. And so more and more people are going to demand action and change. So thanks for bringing that up, Colonel. I really appreciate that because there are miracles. I think they're miracles and also action. It's a call to action, and that's what we're doing. Thanks again.

1:04:46 Absolutely. Go ahead, Bridget, and then we're going to go ahead and go because I've got to prepare for my 7 o'clock. You are amazing, by the way. I swear you've done 15 shows today and not even broke a sweat. I would be run out of words by now. But I also wanted to double down on everything. The most amazing, amazing act of personal heroine, heroism, is happening right in front of our eyes.

1:05:16 And it's the most beautiful example of the American spirit. And none of us, and the light that we're shining on it, the reason why we're so reflective of it is because we know what they're capable of. But knowing that and even calling out that this could be a land grab will put them in a very awkward space. And one thing we have found out from all these Gladio operations, if it is a Gladio operation, not saying that it is,

1:05:46 But if it is, putting light on it, anytime their plans go awry and too many people are paying attention, they scrap it. Yeah. Well, they have to make changes on the fly. And that oftentimes exposes him. Very well said, Bridget. Very well said. Yeah. So thank you for the prescription. Yeah. It's a blessing and a curse. Absolutely. All right, everybody. Amen. Thanks for being here.

1:06:17 Seven o'clock on the Colonel's Corner on Rumble. We're going to have one of my all-time favorite NCOs, Senior Master Sergeant, retired Justin Ivey on. Brian probably is going to make a guest appearance as well. He's going to come over and watch the football game. So it'll be an interesting show. Anyway, I'm going to grab a bite to eat and I'll see you guys at seven. Thanks, Colonel. Is it just on Rumble or are you going to have it streamed on here too?

1:06:46 I can stream it over to here, but I won't be manning the chat or anything. I will only be on the live chat on Rumble. Okay, thank you. I'm going to keep an eye out for it tonight. All right. Thanks. Take care, everybody.

Entities here

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Claims made here

USAID front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 41:24

“the CIA posing as a State Department entity, like USAID. USAID does not work for the State Department. Sorry, they just don't. They are 100% a collaborative effort with the CIA, and they don't do jack…”

CIA appointed William J. Donovan host_asserted ▶ 43:11

“The CIA is part of the executive office of the presidents, per se, where the State Department is a separate cabinet. But the poorestness, for example, we have found CIA agents that have been appointed…”

CIA member_of Executive Office of the President host_asserted ▶ 43:11

Rockefeller Foundation laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 45:01

“That's crazy. It has been a long time too, hasn't it? It has been going on forever. I would argue that the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and every other effing …”

Clinton Foundation laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 45:01

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 45:01

Ford Foundation laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 45:01

North Atlantic Treaty Organization trained CIA host_asserted ▶ 48:45

“Blackmail on everybody, which is why you have the Diddy's and the Epstein's. They gather. They work for this syndicate. They gather the blackmail to control people. And then that's why you have NATO w…”

Fabian Society founded CIA host_asserted ▶ 49:43

“via the Fabian Society back in the late 1800s, an international fascist organization, which is what I believe we're dealing with, that created a couple of boogeymans. And those boogeymans were called …”