Operation Gladio-Prelude to Terror by Joe Trento Chap 2

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0:00 Hey, Bridget, do you know if Cousin It's coming today? I don't think so. I think she got tied up with stuff. Okay. So just let me know when SR-71 comes in or Stellar. Absolutely. If you guys could go ahead and share the space, I'm going to do it myself. And I need to...

0:46 Copy the link over to True Social, and then we're going to get started. I had the pleasure of spending almost the entire day with my grandbaby. So I am totally psyched. Okay. Sorry, I was DMing. All right. Awesome.

1:25 He's getting so big, oh my God, and he is so freaking cute. 18 pounds and he's three months old. I mean, barely three months old. He's just growing and he's getting so strong. He's not a fat baby, he's just a big baby. I don't know about that, Bridget. He's a chubber-wubber. He is definitely a chubber-wubber. But he's very, very healthy, that's for sure. Yeah.

1:55 But he is very strong. He can, you know, stand up and, you know, he's not wobbly at all. But, yeah, he's definitely growing a lot. I'm not sure how much longer I'm going to be able to carry him around. Oh, my goodness. And I have to ask, how is the puppy? Puppy's doing awesome.

2:25 Potty training, obviously, is easier with a big brother. Yeah, we put some fencing up for a small doggy yard because we live on an acre and we didn't want to fence in the entire thing. So we put a little doggy door on our screened-in port so that both of them can get out into a particular area.

2:56 But we had put that up for the other dog. And this dog is so tiny, it could get through the fencing. So we had to go back and put chicken wire down around the bottom of it until she gets a little bigger so she can't fit through the bars. So she's tiny. She's a big ball of hair. She's got a body of a rat. She's adorable, though. Yeah.

3:23 She looks like she's about 10 inches tall, but she's actually maybe four inches tall and about five inches of hair. So anyway, all right, enough about me. Let's get back to our interesting story about the CIA prelude to terror. And the next section of this book is extremely interesting for our...

3:52 Because it talks about how and when, more importantly, George H.W. Bush came to the CIA. And it has some very interesting stuff that I was not aware of. So hopefully you guys will find it equally interesting. And it does put, like we were discovering with the first chapter, and the correlation to how we know it ends with him being in Carlisle.

4:22 the private, the Carlisle group with the private equity. And it makes a lot more sense when you understand the beginning of it and not just the end of it. So it begins with the fact that he graduated from Yale, which we know, and that he was in World War II and supposedly a hero. I'm not sure that wasn't all set up, but.

4:49 And that he definitely wanted to impress his dad. He spent a lot of time talking to close friends about that. And they believe that that is what drew him into the, you know, kind of the clandestine covert activity. Because, again, you have to understand that.

5:18 During World War II and the adventures of the OSS, all of the people that were of that ilk, the skull and bones, they were all playing spy over in World War II as part of the OSS. And so it was a very acceptable for the lawyers and the business elite and the Northeast families to spend time.

5:47 Even if they were doing it under the guise of being in a business, they kind of all dabbled in covert spying activities, either with their companies and allowing it to be used by the precursor to the CIA as well as the CIA. So this is kind of just part of the lifestyle, if you will, as sad as that is. But the author says Americans know about his public life as a businessman.

6:15 presidential appointee, a politician. And the author says, in large part, that's a PR illusion, as so much of our history we've discovered is. The real George Bush probably would have been happiest as a career intel officer, according to one of his old friends. There is a myth that George Bush struck off to the Texas oil fields in 1948 to seek his fortune on his own.

6:45 In reality, his father had a longstanding connection with the dresser industries. And we can go into that a little bit later. But dresser industries comes up a lot in the CIA's using companies as front companies to house their spies in. And they arranged a job for George with a guy by the name of Henry Neal, N-E-I-L.

7:17 Malin, excuse me, M-A-L-L-O-N. He was also a Skull and Bones from Yale. And at the time he was the chairman of Dresser. So again, this is a Skull and Bones person taking care of a Skull and Bones person, which is why Warhamster wants to do a whole show on Skull and Bones, because that's basically what they do. According to another Skull and Bones,

7:46 who later rose to a high-level job at the CIA and asked to not be identified because of his skull and bones connections and not his CIA connections, Dresser had long provided cover jobs for the agency. Confirming Mallon's cooperation with the agency was Robert Crowley, the guy that Trento talks to all the time.

8:11 He was in charge of actually creating those relationships with corporations to hide CIA agents in. Another former CIA official explained that agents were trained as dresser, salespeople, and eventually sent to operate at their overseas locations because the company sold drilling equipment all over the world, so it provided the perfect cover for a CIA agent.

8:39 wanting to embed himself in another country. But Bush was not on track to be a CIA case officer. The role Dulles had in mind for him was that Bush would operate overseas and meet people who could be targeted for recruitment by the agency. So in other words, to turn people in other countries to spy for the agency. Bush was officially considered a CIA business asset.

9:08 His insecurities made him like putty in Dulles' hands, according to Corson, who was basically part of the recruiting party for George Bush. Dulles convinced him that he could contribute to his country as well as get help from the CIA for his overseas business activities. Of course, it was all nonsense. Dulles could care less about helping George Bush. It was really just another tool.

9:38 in order for him to be able to control his father, who was in the Senate, Prescott Bush. Dresser soon transferred Bush to California, where he worked in a variety of jobs before he was transferred to Midland, Texas. It was then that with Dresser, they formed a partnership with another...

10:08 acquaintance by the name of John Overby. It is spelled O-V-E-R-B-E-Y. Bush's namesake and uncle, Herbert Walker, financed Bush Overby's oil development company. That's what the name of it was. He gave them $350,000 of not his own money, British investors' money. So there's nothing like a bought

10:38 CIA agent who's bought with British money. Young George, as a senator's son, was being given money from Britain to be able to function as a taxi of the CIA. And he also got additional funding from his uncle and his father. One of the first additional investors was Eugene Meyer.

11:09 He was the publisher of the Washington Post who invested $50,000 for himself and $25,000 for his daughter, Catherine Graham. Now, isn't that an interesting relationship that the Washington Post publisher is in bed with the CIA and them setting up a fake company for George Bush to operate out of on behalf of the CIA? You just can't make this shit up.

11:40 With Bush's success in raising funds, he and Overby joined forces with two Oklahoma brothers, Hugh and William Leitke. It's L-I-E-D-T-K-E. They created a company called Zapata Petroleum. Now, keep in mind, the timing of this is so interesting because Zapata was the name of the bay where they discovered oil in Cuba.

12:14 And we're going to find out that Zapata Oil initially did oil fields in the United States, but then they created this really weird overseas version of it. And we'll go into a little bit why they did that. But there is a lot of thought that Zapata Petroleum was set up under the guise that we were actually going to use it in Cuba. But then, of course, they lost Cuba.

12:45 So each pair of the Oklahoma brothers and William Leichty put up half a million dollars. And it was Hugh Leichty that was going to serve as the president and Bush was going to be vice president of the company. Once again, Bush used his family connections to underwrite the effort and members of the Skull and Bone were tapped to be on the board of directors. Got to keep it in the family.

13:14 The entire capital of Zapata was used to invest in an 8,000-acre oil field in Coke County, Texas, known as the West Jameson Field. The company drilled 127 consecutive successful oil wells. With this initial success, Zapata had decided to enter new arenas, including oil equipment leasing and offshore oil drilling.

13:44 Bush later established an offshoot of his company called Zapata Offshore Oil Company. The offshore had begun with Bush's uncle, Herbert Walker, selling bonds to finance the construction of portable drilling platforms. Around 1956, the company turned a small profit, but in 1957 and 1958,

14:09 Bush reported to the shareholders that they had lost half a million dollars in two years. In his annual report, Bush said, Now, you can make the argument that the likelihood

14:36 that this was another one of the money laundering outfits. Because once you watch how they do this by reading all of these books, you can clearly see that the banks like HSBC and stuff like that, that was headquartered in Britain, money laundered through banks in the United States and then into legitimate businesses. So just kind of.

15:06 let that idea float around a little bit. And since it is a CIA outfit, and since they are already doing their drug running, they needed lots of places to money launder. And all of the money laundering businesses generally reported loss of revenue because they really weren't in the business that they were purported to be in. They were in the business of money laundering.

15:33 So eventually, the Leichty brothers didn't like this because they weren't used to losing money. And so they went out. And once Bush, once they told him that they wanted out, Bush turned to his uncle who organized relatives and friends to purchase their shares for $800,000. So they made a little bit of money. The Leichty brothers formed another corporation.

16:05 And you guys will never guess what that corporation was. They went on to be billionaires as the owners of Pennzoil Corporation. So you have these two guys in business with Bush with the ability to build multi-billion dollar worth of companies. And yet they turn a loss when they're in business with George Bush. And then as soon as they leave there, they become billionaires.

16:35 And so that tells you that Bush's company had nothing to do with making money, right? Because they had all the potential to make the money. They just didn't make the money. So in 56, George and Barbara Bush moved to Houston. It was during this period that he began doing favors for the CIA. And that's not actually true. I mean, he was affiliated with the CIA before that. But just pointing that out.

17:06 Bush was traveling all over Latin America selling offshore oil platforms and leasing equipment in the Gulf of Mexico. He was, according to Corston, the perfect talent scouting at looking for new recruits. So he basically was using his company as a front for him to do CIA work.

17:27 Had the CIA stuck with its original charter, men like Bush would have been used to collect overt economic and political intelligence. But President Eisenhower, like so many of his successors, heeded the siren sound of being able to secretly manipulate other governments and on occasion replace them. The CIA's architect of these adventures was Frank Wisner, originally. He ran the clandestine service.

17:56 And he was a very close friend of Prescott Bush's. Of course he was. Because they run these ops for the people like Prescott Bush of the International Syndicate. And he was also very good friends with Catherine and Philip Graham of the Washington Post. Because of course he was. It was in the late 50s that the covert operation culture called upon George H.W. Bush. Bush was...

18:25 At first, a tiny part of Operation Mongoose, the CIA's codename for their anti-Castro operations. According to the late John Sherwood, a top William King Harvey deputy in Washington, quote, Bush was like hundreds of other businessmen who provided the nuts and bolts assistance with such operations requirements. He was no spy. None of these guys were.

18:54 What they mainly helped us with was give us a place to park people that was discreet, unquote. The support system melded American business and undercover intelligence network together. Specifically, Bush found work for Cuban anti-Castro, quote unquote, freedom fighters, we call them terrorists, aboard Sabata's oil platforms in the Gulf and in the Caribbean. So let me say that again.

19:24 They were using oil platforms that belonged to George Bush to hide Cuban exiles who were going to be launching attacks in Latin America and the Caribbean. Let that sink in for just a second. George Bush would be given a list of names of Cuban, quote unquote, oil workers that needed jobs upon his platforms.

19:56 The platforms he dealt with were perfect training places for Cubans to practice raiding their homeland. Most of Robert Crowley's work in managing the CIA's connections with businesses like Bush's was using corporations like the International Telephone and Telegraph and Ford. So we know the ITT, the International Telegram.

20:27 telephone and telegram company because they paid President Nixon to go kill President Allende. So Crowley is the guy that set up those working relationships. But, Crowley explains, sometimes we would suggest someone to go off on their own. Sometimes the agencies needed more control. It was easier to simply set up someone in a business like Bush and let him take orders.

20:58 In 1960, George Bush did not know, but yeah, he did know that he was giving the CIA and the role that he was about to play was going to expand considerably. Although he was never privy to the overall plan, the CIA continued to use Zapata offshore to place key counterintelligence people all over the Caribbean to try to protect the security of the invasion plan.

21:29 according to high-level CIA officials who were included. Sherwood confirmed that the Bush's specific role was to provide cover to allow people to set up training facilities and invasion points in Cuba in the 60-61 time period. We had to pay off politicians in Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and elsewhere in order for these operations to be done.

21:54 Bush's company was used as a conduit for these funds under the guise of oil business contracts. So, they're funneling money to corrupt government officials in Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, among many others. And they are using Bush's company, Zapata Oil, offshore, to channel the funding to these corrupt government officials.

22:25 We used his company to find Cuban refugee jobs and they weren't Cuban refugees. They were Cuban terrorists, Cuban heritage terrorists for the United States and basically forming an Operation Gladio type cadre. So Bush's, let's see, Sherwood went to great pains to point out that Bush's role was not covert. Like that matters.

22:57 He simply helped his government arrange a place for people with oil companies and did business by exchanging funding. I don't know what the hell you call that if that wasn't covert. The major breakthrough was when we were able, through Bush, to place people at Pemex. Pemex was the national oil company in Mexico.

23:24 Pemex, with a large history of corruption, was also a longtime target for the CIA to infiltrate. It was Bush's bizarre involvement in a Mexican national and longtime CIA asset, Jorge Diaz Serrano, that left the only Bush CIA paper trail. Serrano would eventually rise to the Mexican oil business to assume command.

23:53 of Pemex, only to be convicted later of stealing tens of millions of dollars from the company. So, of course, he was friends with Bush. In 1960, at the time when Zapata Offshore was barely making ends meet and giving very little to their shareholders, Bush made Zapata a hidden 50% partner in the competing

24:22 I don't know how they say this, but it's a Mexican drilling equipment company called Performsioni Marinas del Golfe. That company later became known as Permargo, P-E-R-M-A-R-G-O. Bush's main partner in the firm was Jorge Diaz Serrano in Mexico.

24:53 According to William Corson, the CIA agent involved in it, the CIA had recruited Diaz Serrano to assist in logistics with the anti-Castro efforts. Corson and other CIA officials were convinced that Bush's partnership with Diaz Serrano was the CIA's payment to Diaz Serrano for his services in helping the CIA attack Cuba.

25:19 While there was no contract between Diaz-Saranto and the CIA to that effect, Bush's subsequent behavior towards Diaz-Saranto indicates anything but a normal business relationship. Bush's relationship with Diaz-Saranto began when Edwin Polly, and again, you can't make this up. Yes, Edwin Polly is related to William Polly, a major player in the oil business.

25:50 who had a decade-long relationship with the CIA, just like his brother, asked Zabata Offshore to subcontract some drilling to Mexico in Mexico's waters for his company called Pan American Petroleum. So Edwin Pauly owned Pan American Petroleum, and his brother was an official in Pan...

26:22 Pan Am, Pan American Airlines. Again, you can't make the shit up. Polly started using Bush's company to fulfill parts of an oil exploration agreement that Polly had signed with the Mexican government. Zapata Oil got paid for drilling, whether it drilled or not. But when the Mexican government official, Jose Colomo,

26:49 met with Polly and informed him that under the law, only Mexican drilling companies could be used for future operations in Mexican territory. Coincidentally, Colomo and Polly had just so happened to have a Mexican driller, Diaz Serrano, present at their meeting. Bush has told associates that he decided to allow Diaz Serrano to become his quote-unquote partner.

27:15 rather than to lose a large share of their business because of this law. What argues against them doing it legitimately is that Zapato never made any profits from this relationship with Polly. Another curious aspect of the deal is that some lawyers... Matt, okay, hold on. Done. Let's see where I was at. Okay.

27:56 Another curious aspect of the deal is that the same lawyers used in Mexico to set up the partnership had also been used by the CIA and Army intelligence and other business front companies. So basically, let me explain what I just read to you. They are setting up a way of being able to pay off Mexicans' government to funnel money to corrupt officials in Mexico to do whatever it is that they're going to do.

28:26 in Mexico, and they're using these companies to make it look like they're actually in business with each other, when in fact, it's just a conduit for money. That's it. It's a way of laundering money to corrupt political people. And so what you have to do in cases like this is go back to this time period and look at what we were doing with the Mexican government that we would want to be paying them off.

28:56 in order to be able to do it. And I don't mean we, the United States, I mean big corporate international syndicate, because they are wanting to get their hooks into something, probably silver at the time, in Mexico, access to mines, and they are bribing the officials in doing it. And Bush is providing the conduit, and he knows it. He's part of the CIA at this point. He's providing the...

29:23 official business front company to do exactly that. To conceal Bush's role, the shares in Bush and Diaz-Serrero's company, Permargo, were held not in Bush's name, but by a guy by the name of Wayne H. Dean and T.J. Falgott, F-A-L-G-O-U-T, Sr. These two men were very close friends.

29:54 with Bush. In the case of Dean, Zapata Offshore Records revealed that his shares were bought with money lent to him by a holding company from the Bush family. So again, this is a shell game. They are hiring these people to be fronts for their illegitimate company. And they're using their own money to hire these stooges to be the face of their company while they in fact are...

30:24 basically hiding the fact that it's their company. The effort to cover up the details of Bush's involvement in both Diaz-Serrano's dealings and Permargo has been considerable. When the late award-winning Wall Street Journal investigative reporter, Jonathan Quitney, who I've read his book too about all of this.

30:51 looked into the relationship, he was surprised to discover that efforts to pinpoint the precise nature of Bush's involvement in Primargo had been severely hampered because the warehouse had accidentally been destroyed. And, excuse me, they had accidentally destroyed, not the warehouse, but the warehouse people had inadvertently destroyed.

31:21 20-year-old SEC filings having to do exactly with that case. And do you know when they did it? Right after Vice President Bush and Reagan took office. The record spanned from 60 to 66, the very years when the CIA relationship with Bush and Zapata offshore was the most active. According to the SEC spokeswoman, these documents were inadvertently, quote unquote,

31:51 shredded. And it happened within a couple of months of Bush becoming vice president. So through a press aid, Bush maintained that his business relationship with Diaz-Serrano only lasted seven months. That's a big fat lie. Some of the actual records of Primargo tell a very different story.

32:14 David Armstrong, a former Texas-based investigative reporter and now National Security News Service top correspondent, managed to secure copies of other SEC filings of Zapata offshore. What they demonstrated is that Bush in 1960 made a deal with Diaz Serrano that was both illegal under Mexican law and was kept from Bush's own shareholders.

32:42 which is illegal under American security law. One reason Bush may have been hesitant to reveal his secret interest in Primarco. You guys are so good. What's the matter? Nothing. I accidentally bumped my mic. Okay. So one reason that he was hesitant to reveal his secret interest is that it was competing directly with Zapata Offshore.

33:11 on leasing of drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Bush never revealed to his shareholders how this extra activity might actually hurt Zapata because Permargo was their competition. So basically, he's in this other company making money behind the scenes with a competitor while he has money tied up of other people's.

33:41 And Zapata, because the only thing it's being used for is the CIA front and all the rest of those people who had contributed money to it, don't know that Bush behind the scenes is making money over here with a competitor. You just can't get more dirty than this. I mean, I guess you could, but it's disgusting. Business records in Mexico indicated that the relationship lasted not seven months.

34:10 before years. Until 1964, when Bush sold one of Zapata oil rigs, which the name of it was NOLA-1. So he owns the oil rig in Zapata, the company that he's using as a front company. He sells one of their rigs to the competitor that he secretly owns a large chunk of, but no one knows. And he sold it.

34:41 It was worth about a million dollars. He sold it for, let's see, about $500,000, which only gave Zapata a net profit of $100,000. Diaz Serrano told Whitney, the reporter, that Bush's terms for the purchase of NOLA 1 were very liberal. Quote,

35:13 It was mighty generous of Bush to sell us that rig because we were taking his place. We replaced Zapata, unquote, which he doesn't care because he secretly owns part of it too. Bush claimed in his annual report to his shareholders that the rig was sold to an unnamed Mexican drilling company. He didn't even name it in the report that he sent to his shareholders because it was only marginally profitable.

35:41 Because it can only be used in the summer. What? You're in the Gulf of Mexico. It's a mobile unit. It doesn't freeze in the Gulf of Mexico. Sorry, Charlie. They are just so evil, right? Right. So obviously evil. Yeah. So in fact, NOLA 1 operated for several more years at the other company, Serrano's company, and ran on average 80% of every year.

36:14 Year round. Why did Bush withhold such important information from his shareholders? There's no evidence that. Well, there there is evidence that he shunned potential huge profits more than once. In the case of Diego or Diaz. OK. In the case of Diaz Serrano, Bush may have been answering to a higher.

36:47 principle, not a principle, a higher order than profit. The risk Bush took by entering into these illegal and secret agreements with Diaz Serrano may have been his contribution to the CIA, which, you know, all of these crooked people do this because they know they're working as cutouts for the CIA and they will take care of them.

37:17 Or at least they hope they will. Some of them they piss off of and they sell down the river. It's like the same. It's like, you know, you see the same pattern with, for instance, George Soros and some of his networks where they have all these different shell companies that fund. I mean, that's how BLM got its funding was through a group called Thousand Currents, which came from ActBlue. And then we don't know where that money went from Thousand Currents, but somehow it ended up in BLM chapters, just to give one example. I know, Matt.

37:47 So during these things, I know you're new, but during these things, we're just going to talk about this and then we're going to talk about it amongst ourselves. So let me finish this part. But you're absolutely right. There's many examples of these people working for the international syndicate. In the late 1960s, according to FBI documents, Diaz Serrano became deeply involved with the CIA operation through the anti-Castro Cubans.

38:17 named Ricardo Chavez. And this gets very interesting. Diaz Serrano would become key to the Army, Intel, and the CIA. And I love how they keep throwing in the Army. Now, keep in mind, because we're going to reiterate this throughout the book. This book's sole contribution is from the CIA officers that worked on the inside of all of these deals.

38:46 to Joseph Trento, who basically was the repository investigator that put all of their paperwork together. Now, there's no evidence that the Army intel was involved in any of this. These are 100% CIA operations, but they're going to want to throw in other intelligence in the United States when, in fact, it's them. So just keep that in mind.

39:16 Diaz Serrano would become key to the CIA spy ring at the heart of the Mexican power structure. The operation was still going on when Bush became vice president in 1981. Robert Crowley, who worked with Bush when he became director of the CIA in 76, said you need to understand that Diaz Serrano and Lopez Portillo will practice.

39:46 were creatures of the CIA. They basically worked for the CIA in Mexico. We nurtured them along and created their rise to power. What Bush was doing through his business relationship was basically paying them for the CIA. The CIA's hope was that first Lopez Portillo would become president and then later Diaz Serrano.

40:15 They are basically growing. They planted a seed and they're growing and watering with our money. These politicians and other corrupt politicians in other countries to groom them to be placed through their cheating into the senior leadership of other countries to include the president of Mexico. So then you have to ask yourself, how many other Mexican presidents have we seeded?

40:44 transplanted, watered, and grown. Lopez Portillo assumed the presidency just like the plan in 1976 when Bush became the CIA director. The ascendancy of Portillo to the Mexican presidency gave the CIA a connection to the president. In addition to Bush's personal connections to Portillo, most powerful aide, Diaz,

41:14 So he's basically like his right-hand man as president. There was extensive CIA connections. Chavez, the Ricardo Chavez, who is actually a Cuban, let's see, a longtime CIA operative who was half Mexican and half Cuban, played a unique role in the CIA's relationship with the political hierarchy in Mexico.

41:44 He operated both with Thomas Clines and Edwin Wilson. And remember, Edwin Wilson is the guy that worked both for setting up these private companies as well. He's the guy that helped the Navy set up that company to map all of the harbors. But it was really Task Force 157, I believe it was, that was actually going around spying on all the ports, seeing who operated within the ports and what they were doing.

42:13 Lopez Portillo appointed his boyhood friend, Diaz Serrano, as head of Pemex. So Lopez Portillo remained in office until 82. The following year, Diaz Serrano was charged in a kickback scheme that was, and he was eventually convicted of defrauding the Mexican government of $58 million. He ended up serving five years in prison for that.

42:42 In September 1965, Hurricane Betsy supposedly obliterated one of George Bush's other oil drilling platforms. But this one was called Maverick in the Gulf of Mexico. But the company spokesperson said that it had actually cost $3 million. Now, keep in mind, we just said that he sold one for...

43:12 One million. And he paid less than that because they said he made like $100,000 on it. But now they're saying that they cost $3 million because it got destroyed in the hurricane. His platform was portable and could be moved anywhere. Okay. But weirdly enough, after the hurricane, it had completely disappeared. And they were afraid they weren't going to get any insurance from it because there was no wreckage.

43:42 And the last guy off the rig said it was fine, that there's no way that hurricane could have damaged that rig. And besides that, it was portable. They could have moved it. So you have to ask yourself, where'd the rig go? Because it wasn't destroyed by the hurricane. However, they did file an insurance claim. And guess who had the insurance on that oil rig?

44:08 The guy we talked about yesterday by the name of C.V. Starr, S-T-A-R-R. He is the guy the CIA uses. He's corrupt. He was over. He's part of the China lobby, the World Anti-Communist League, the Chiang Kai-shek group, all of those. That's where C.V. Starr got his start, was over in China with the insurance company over there defrauding everybody. So he just so happens to.

44:37 have insurance on Bush's rig that mysteriously went missing. And he not only got the $3 million for the missing platform that really wasn't missing, and he got $8 million in a settlement in addition to the $3 million. So what in likelihood happened is they actually sold it for probably a couple million.

45:07 Then he got $3 million by reporting it missing in the hurricane and another $8 on top of that. So that's how George Bush was paid back for all of his work for the CIA. In his annual report to shareholders in 1965, Bush wrote that the loss was a substantial one for Zapata. This was our newest rig, and it actually wasn't. It was one of the original ones that he bought.

45:34 After 65, the CIA wanted to use Zapata Oil offshore to absorb a host of smaller companies connected to the anti-Castro, again, indicating that it's just an umbrella for CIA operations. The CIA had little use for Zapata offshore unless they could grow it into something much bigger. Michael Thomas, who was an investment banker with Lehman Brothers at the time,

46:05 and who eventually joined the board of Zapata offshore after it was sold, said big money was needed quickly. Rigs grew bigger by the day, and Bush was left with outdated equipment in the struggle. Bush wasn't raised to be a businessman. Yeah, right. No, he was a CIA agent acting as one. Robert Gow, G-O-W, Zapata's treasurer, said Bush entrusted him to look for a buyer.

46:32 Bush soon received a rude awakening about the value of his company. Gow told the Washington Post in 1988, there weren't really a lot of people who wanted to buy it. Bush and Gow tried selling Zapata back to the Leichtys, but because they were so successful with Pennzoil, they weren't interested. Finally, a guy by the name of D. Doyle Mize, M-I-Z-E, a Texas businessman who had worked with the CIA in the past,

47:02 bought Zapata Oil on a three-year note for $3.2 million, less than half of the value of the assets that they were carrying on their books at the time. It was interesting. And really, if you looked at it from a business perspective, there's no reason why you would have agreed to that. He made less than a million dollars from the company.

47:32 He ended up reneging on the deal, so it went back to Bush. And Bush decided that he was going to run for Congress from Houston. And in the middle of this campaign, he ends up having to take the company back. So Bush turned to help for help from an associate of his dad's by the name of William S. Farish.

48:02 F-A-R-I-S-H III, an heir to the Standard Oil fortune, meaning he married into the Rockefellers, who agreed to bail out George. Farish put up the $3.2 million for Mize to reinforce his note and was quickly rewarded. Under Mize, Zapata boomed. Farish received a stock option for his backing.

48:29 that ended up being worth $1.7 million within a couple of years. So again, at the end of four years, the company was worth $361 million. So that encapsulates how farcical it is that...

48:55 That was Zapata Oil was in any way an actual business, a legitimate business, because it absolutely was not. It was 100 percent a CIA front. Nobody was running it as a business. It was money laundering to pay off Mexican officials. And I will, over the weekend, figure out what it was that we were doing with the Mexican government. I do know at the time, and I think it's funny that.

49:24 The company ends up being bought by Rockefeller associate because at the same time in this other book that I'm reading about the missionaries and Nelson Rockefeller buying all of these missionaries to go do Intel and in Mexico, they had just opened around this same time a mission.

49:52 by this CAM guy that was working for Rockefeller, funded completely by Rockefeller, in Mexico to move out indigenous Indian and indigenous people in general in Mexico to open an oil field. So it is quite possible that it's coincidentally, I'm reading both of these books at the same time because...

50:22 I get the feeling, and I'll go back and check the dates this weekend, that you have one Rockefeller operating to buy off the Mexican officials while the other Rockefeller is using this missionary to go rat out all of the indigenous people so they can basically, they end up killing them all in Mexico too. But moving them out of their village and then onto these basically like...

50:50 concentration camps at the same time using two different vehicles, but both vehicles go through the CIA. Because in the Nelson Rockefeller, the CIA is working with the embassy people in Mexico to buy off all of the officials. And so I'm wondering if these are not going to dead end into each other at the end of the day. So I had just got to the part where they're in Mexico and they're getting ready to move to Peru.

51:19 and establish, because Rockefeller was looking for oil fields in Peru too. They had discovered through a geological survey that there's all kinds of oil fields around the Amazon River. And so they use this missionary, they move him around and he goes in with his quote unquote translators to supposedly save souls. But what he's really doing is writing out all of the indigenous people so they know where.

51:48 to go in to move them to steal their land. So weird coincidence that I'm reading both those books at the same time. But anyway, that's what I got. The next, the next area goes into, and it's one of my favorite chapters in this whole book because it ties the whole Chiang Kai-shek and

52:16 all of the drug lords, Santo Traficano, that we've been, the Castle Bank story, the Mercantile Bank, the Sea Supply, the beginnings of, and it just corroborates everything that we've read in every other book about the CIA in bed with the mafia and the cartels.

52:45 To me, it's just an amazing, and it's being told by the actual CIA agents that we're doing it. Because this, what's his name, Crowder guy, he actually is the guy that helped Paul Helliwell set up the banks in Miami, the Castle Bank in the Caribbean. It had a branch in Miami and in the Caribbean. This is the guy that helped him do that.

53:15 And he's telling, I mean, firsthand stories to this Trento guy about him helping and which companies he helped set up. So it's quite fascinating, actually. I wish I'd have found this book a long time ago. It would have made this whole journey a lot easier. But anyway, we found it now. All right. Open it up, Matt. No problem.

53:41 I actually want to hear if Trumpfrog has anything else to say, anything he wants to say first. Well, I just want to say Colonel Towner wasn't in her space yesterday. I tried to pop in there and she was in another space. A little disappointed, got to tell you. Thank you, Matt. No, I just love listening to these presentations. I don't want to take people's time. But, yeah, just got to love the sauce. It's really meaty in here. Now, wait a minute. I did a show yesterday.

54:12 Not at one o'clock. I didn't see you were in Mesa space. I went to her space after I did mine. Oh, then I just missed you. That's weird. I'm disappointed. I stand corrected as usual. So, Trumpfrog, when it kicked me out, and it did not kick me out today, guys. This is the first time in probably a month it's not kicked me out when I first get in in the first five minutes. It kicked me out today. I couldn't even find my own space.

54:39 When I went back and looked at the menu of spaces, I wasn't even there. I had to go back to the invite that I sent to you guys in the DMs to even get back into my own space. Yeah, welcome to my world. Hey, I didn't get kicked out of a space of mine, not this past Friday, but the Friday before. I didn't get kicked out, but I was on the road headed home and I actually did.

55:06 I lost it for a minute or two, so what I ended up doing was having to close the space and then open up X again, tap my profile pic, and then get back on. Yeah, I've had to do that almost every day. Hasn't happened today, though, Colonel, has it? It has not happened today. Okay, we have someone else up here.

55:39 C4 or however you go ahead. I love the name. Me too. What you got? C-A Brown Cow? Oh, sorry. That's me. I thought you were talking about someone else. Yeah. Thank you so much. That was an amazing overview. Unfortunately, I missed probably a lot of the beginning of it. But I caught in just a few moments ago and I heard you speaking about the missionaries.

56:08 that were deployed to Mexico. And my question is, was there any connection of that thread to the Romneys in Mexico and their missionary quote unquote work there? So the only missionaries that they're using at this point, although I just got to the point where they bring in Moody and Jerry Falwell.

56:32 So I have not gotten to anything about Romney. They're using the SIL. I don't know if you've ever heard of that. It's the language institute that was out of the Wycliffe, like a Baptist fundamentalist Christian missionary group that.

56:58 created an offshoot called SIL, and that had to do with language. What they billed it as was language translators. And they had a program where they hired college students that were multilingual in the native language, like basically Spanish for the most part. And then these tribes, all the Indian.

57:25 the indigenous Indian tribes all spoke very distinct languages of their own. And so what they would do is go in bed themselves for the summer with these Indian tribes. And while the kids all thought they were there doing what they were actually doing, which was translating the Bible into their indigenous language, the actual leaders that were over this program were the scouts.

57:55 for the Rockefeller standard oil in basically invading these countries, outing these indigenous people, and then either forcibly moving them out of the area or just sending in other people like these Cuban exiles that they used as terrorists, paramilitary people, and attacking the Indians and killing them.

58:24 You'd think they were, you'd think they were, sounds like wolves in sheep's clothing, Colonel. Oh, it definitely was. Guru, go ahead. Yeah, we got a wolf in sheep's clothing sitting in your chat, Colonel. I'm just going to make it known, you know I don't do this, but there's a Luke McKee in here, guys. Do not ever give him a microphone. Do not let him into your chat.

58:46 He works in coordination with another bloke. He will bag out man A. Man A will sue you, and Luke McKee is in on the payout. So I'm just letting you know, guys, I need to tell you. Okay, I don't butt into conversations like this, as you know, but there's a Luke McKee down there. You need to block him, get him out of your chat, and never give him a microphone. Thanks, Colonel. Brilliant information once again, my dear. Thank you. We will definitely take care of that. Trumpfrog, you want to take care of that?

59:19 I sent you a DM, Trump, but you hadn't looked at it, so I thought I'd just come in and put it out there publicly, mate. I don't do this very often, but as you know, if I'm speaking like this, it's the truth. Yep. We trust you, Guru. You've been here for a long time. All right. Anybody else got any questions, comments? I've got something. So on the mission, how do they actually...

59:51 How do the, on the missionary front, how do they actually communicate, how do they actually hide what they're doing from the people who are actually doing the Lord's work while they're wolves and sheep? How do they hide it? Because you would have to do something off-site or not speak about this to the people you're leading. You'd have to have some way of hiding it. So the translators are only there in the summertime. And they used them.

1:00:20 And their presence there as their ticket in the door. That's how they got into the country. That's how they got into the Amazon area. And they were working in conjunction with the bought off government and paramilitary people that they snuck in. And so.

1:00:49 Over the course of time, and they've moved throughout different countries, too. So the time that he was in Brazil, you had a whole bunch of Brazilian tribes that were murdered. The time that he was in Mexico, you had a couple tribes that were murdered. And they only do it where there's oil. So they're not killing all of them. And the people that are their ticket in the door is only there, like I said, during the summertime as translators.

1:01:19 Then once they leave the area, they've already, it's like they're scouts. It's like they're, you know, like the recon guys in the army. They go in and they spot where they're at. They're there during the summer and then they leave. They've identified where they're at. And then the paramilitary people come in and remove them and steal the oil out of the country by paying off the government. So it's actually not that hard.

1:01:48 I was thinking more along the lines of them keeping it secret from, well, the translators, but you just said they're only there during the summer, so they wouldn't be there very long enough to know that was going on. And they would never go back to the same place because they're already done. They go back after they've...

1:02:06 learned the indigenous language, they translate it, and then they think they're sending these Bibles that they've created in the indigenous language back to people that may or may not even be there. But they've moved on. They're college students. They only do it for a summer or two, and they're not guaranteed to go back to the same place they were the summer before. Another thing too, Colonel, what other countries have that oil that

1:02:35 That they would that would be targets for this. Brazil is one of them. I guess Mexico is another one. What's what are some others? Along the Amazon had oil. There was Peru. There was Argentina. There was Brazil. There was either Paraguay or Uruguay. I get them mixed up, whichever of the ones next to close to Brazil down there. But it's basically everything up the Amazon River.

1:03:06 But it wasn't just there because they also went to Mexico, which has oil. That's as far as I've gotten the book. But the book started out of them doing this in Brazil and they were working their way up. They then went to Mexico because they had gotten a tip through the CIA. And that's why what made me think when I read that in that Prelude to Terror book.

1:03:34 They had gotten a tip that they needed the guy that's running this in Mexico because they had some oil dealings there and then they're going to move him to Peru, which is like, you know, part of the Amazon as well. And the part that in the book I'm at right now, he's just moving into Peru. They just found a base to operate out of.

1:04:00 They just connived their way into getting some people to buy some airplanes because it's very remote. They just hired their first pilot to fly the airplanes. They're going to use these airplanes to fly over and spot the Indians, while at the same time, they allow the airplane to be used by the government for smuggling when they're not using it for scouting. It's really just an evil...

1:04:32 Evil, evil, evil thing. Evidently. And I'm guessing that scenario is not unique to Brazil. And they've also done this in other oil-rich countries like Venezuela. I know there's a lot of resources there, but I'm guessing oil is not one of them, just not the only one. Well, Venezuela has oil.

1:05:00 I don't know about their indigenous Indian population. There's different things that they do in different places. But for some reason, and it said at the beginning of the book that I put in a post early on, I've made several posts out of this book so far, that it just so happens that was kind of a newsflash for everybody in the American oil that the Indians had a unique or...

1:05:29 innate ability to always create their villages on resource rich land and whether that is because crops because they didn't mine the gold and stuff but all of those minerals in the ground made it the harvest more bountiful because of course you guys probably know that we originally had

1:05:58 silver and gold and all kinds of other minerals in our soil just naturally, not like a gold mine, but just naturally occurring minerals in our soil before a lot of the soil got overworked and minerals drained out of them. And so if you had actual gold mines and silver mines and oil and stuff like that under the ground, it provides a nutrient rich base.

1:06:27 for Indians who were doing the farming. And so, like, originally, it wasn't oil that they were after in Brazil. It was the rubber trees. And the rubber trees, because all rubber trees originated in Brazil. Brazil had the only rubber tree on earth. And the British, hundreds of years ago, stole the rubber trees and moved them around the world. And whether you guys know this or not,

1:06:53 It was the English, the only place in the world that originally had coffee was Yemen. And the British invaded Yemen, took over Aden, and stole their coffee trees and spread them all around the world to British colonies. They did this all the time. And so the original Indian resource that they had was rubber trees.

1:07:18 And that was when the Portuguese and everybody else had come into Brazil and they had enslaved much of the Indian population there, the indigenous people, as slaves. And they actually even imported slaves from Africa to get the rubber out of the trees so that they could make, you know, at the very beginning, like tires and stuff like that. And they used it for coating.

1:07:47 even before we had a large use for rubber tires. But anyway, the Indians had an innate way of finding the most bountiful, resource-rich earth in order to set their villages up because it was beneficial to them growing, which is basically what they did. And then when the Rockefellers and everybody else came, the Portuguese, Spanish, British, whatever,

1:08:16 came over well to all of these lands actually um they wanted the resources under the ground but they had to move the people on top of the ground to get to the resources under the ground renee go ahead hey there colonel uh thanks for letting me speak and always good to be here everybody uh just wanted to bring up i think the

1:08:41 The author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman. I believe before he got all wrapped up into that as a youth, or I don't know if it was after his university or before university, he was a mercenary type young student who went down.

1:09:02 to one of the indigenous lands or areas near the Amazon. I don't know if it was in Brazil, could have been Ecuador, but I just, that came to mind when you were talking about mercenaries, et cetera, so forth. I don't know if he was a mercenary, if it was that title, but it was something like that. In the beginning of his book, he talks about being sent down there and then how his career grew from that.

1:09:27 That's interesting. I don't remember even reading that. I read the book. I didn't remember reading it. Well, okay. Then maybe because I listened to a podcast with him. I don't remember who interviewed him. I'll try and find it and post it in the Purple Pill. But yeah, he talked about that because I guess the interviewer was asking how he became involved in that world.

1:09:55 And I think he was living in Connecticut or something at the time. And one of his friends' fathers, I don't know if he was in the CIA, but he was involved. And he said, oh, yeah, you should become a mercenary. And he explains this. It says he was in the Peace Corps. Oh, then maybe that was what it was. Sorry. Yeah. But the Peace Corps, depending on when they were in, the whole...

1:10:25 origins of the Peace Corps kind of got co-opted as well. So that does kind of make sense. It also says, let's see. Yeah, so he would have seen quite a bit of that being in Ecuador in the late 60s because in the 60s when we were cooing all the governments down there. So I'm sure he was involved in, not involved himself, but would have observed.

1:10:55 a lot of really weird stuff going on. Yeah, absolutely. And then just another helpful tip. I always had problems figuring out the location of... Oops, sorry. Apologies. I'm driving. Paraguay and Uruguay. So Uruguay is under Brazil. Thank you, under Brazil. And Paraguay is...

1:11:24 Paraguay is the pathway that connects Brazil and its ports to Peru and Bolivia and their natural resources. So it's inland. There's no ocean in Paraguay. So it's in Bolivia. So I think of it as the pathway to Peru. So that's what helps me. It's a little tip for how to remember where they're located.

1:11:51 Yeah, that's a perfect way. Thank you very much. I love it. Sure. Sure. You're welcome. Thank you. Thank you for having me. All right. I'll step back. Yeah, that's the perfect cheat that I needed. Yeah. I always get them flipped and I'm thinking that Uruguay is up north and it's actually Paraguay. But anyway, yeah, because you look at Paraguay is where you can see up in the northern part of.

1:12:24 Paraguay that you have access like right as it comes into the northeast of Paraguay part of the water basin that goes up through South America and that is where the bush ranch is that's a hundred thousand acres that is littered with airstrips and then the unification church

1:12:53 owned the 300,000 acre ranch just to the west of the Bush's ranch. And that's where they would import all of the paramilitary quote unquote moonies that were running all the drugs up from South America in through Columbia and then into the United States. So yeah, there's quite a bit of crap that goes on right in there. Anyway, Carrie, go ahead. Yeah.

1:13:25 Congratulations, Colonel, on the Trump win. I think you had a lot to do with it. You're moving some massive energies. Anyway, I wanted to say that we actually, I'm a medical person, we have gold and silver in our body. That's all. Thank you. Matt, go ahead. I was just going to say, Colonel, that

1:13:58 Going back to H.W. Bush for a second there, that was his tree. And of course, that whole expression, the apple don't fall far from the tree. So when you look at W. Bush and Jeb Bush and that whole family, do we find them doing similar things? Even though H.W., even though W. Bush wasn't in the CIA, wasn't CIA director. But do we find them doing similar things with their monies and their wealth?

1:14:28 Well, you definitely find George H.W. Bush doing the oil and you also find the exact same scenario where he did not do well in the oil industry. It was basically like a front. You also have Jeb Bush in southern Florida down in the areas very well known for drug trafficking and hanging around with.

1:14:57 Much of the successors to Paul Helliwell down there caught in several weird business deals. You also have Marvin Bush up in D.C. that was caught in some very weird things going on up there. And so, yeah, the entire family is of this elk. The apple don't fall far from the tree. They did not in that case. That's true.

1:15:31 So, anybody else got anything? Well, no, I'll wait. I'll wait. Well, nobody's got their hand up, Matt.

1:15:48 If no one has anything, we're going to go ahead and... There you go, Colonel. Are we any further on looking into Australia yet, Colonel? I lost my lady through some, not lost her, but she's had some family issues to deal with that we're doing some research. She did do a bit, but are you any further down the track to maybe getting to us Australians and letting us know what happened here with Rio Tinto, et cetera? I have found a couple other tidbits of Rio Tinto, but I am having a very difficult time.

1:16:16 That is a very well hidden, I wouldn't even call it the network of their tentacles. It's very difficult to try to find, not just where all they're at, but I pulled up a whole bunch of different, so no is the answer, Guru, just to be quick about it. It's not because I'm not trying, it's because...

1:16:48 Any company that does legitimate businesses is very easy to research. There's lots of material that's published about them. Rio Tinto is not one of those companies, which piques my interest even more. Because when you have, it's like the CIA, when you have a lack of information on a particular CIA agent, you know they're deeply involved.

1:17:16 in covert operations because they have no footprint on the internet. The more you find of someone, the less buried they are. And I find that Rio Tinto is one of those that seems to be a very well hidden as far as their tentacles. And it's only in secondary and tertiary.

1:17:41 ways that you hear them even talked about. Like, for example, in most of the books that I've read, they'll just be referred to as a mining company. But then when you start digging on who got the contract or the concession to mine there, it always ends up being Rio Tinto. But it takes you like, you know, two weeks to figure that out. Have you followed the Serco track down through here? The what track? Serco. S-E-R-C-O. Serco.

1:18:10 They're a cabal company who seems to be doing all of our security and stuff, you know, at prisons and different, you know, Serco's got their hands in everything. A bit like Honeywell, who is now being bought out by Serco. So Honeywell, yeah, Serco's bought out Honeywell. I don't know if that's internationally or the arm here in Asia, you know, South or whatever they call us here, the Asia Pacific.

1:18:39 But, yeah, Serco is definitely going to be another bad player over here. S-E-R-C-O, Serco. Okay. No, I have not come across that one. Huh. Well, I'll do some digging for you. I said I was going to last time, and I had someone else do it. But, anyway, I'll get on to her and see if we can have a bit of a look down the Serco line, and I might be able to come in and give you some way to go. Yeah. We'll see what we can do. Okay. Thank you. Thank you.

1:19:10 War Hamster, I saw you come up. What you got? I just stopped by about 10 minutes ago, so I have no idea what I missed. But I did hear you talking about the Bushes, and I didn't hear my buddy Neil Bush mentioned. And I felt that that's something we just can't let Friday night go past without that. Fill us in. So Neil Bush, which is I think the fourth of the Bush children, was involved in one of the S&L scandal banks called Silverado Savings.

1:19:41 He had a partner by the name of Stephen Halper. Y'all remember him from Russiagate, et cetera. His father-in-law, Halper's father-in-law, related to Ray Klein, one of the CIA founding members. He is. Uh-huh. And there's another bank involved with Neal. It was the Palmer National Bank with Beebe's man, McClain, which is a much deeper part of that story. But I bring it up because Halper, you know, there's two interesting connections.

1:20:11 And I'll leave it alone with that. Halper was the last entry in Oliver Norris' White House diaries when Oliver Norris was leaving the White House. The last entry was him talking about Halper. And that actually circled back to Silverado Bank, one of the biggest SNL busts, which is all Neil Bush. But the other fun part about Neil Bush is he settled in the Denver area. And I think you and I have talked about this before, but he became really good friends with members of the John Hinckley family.

1:20:41 Of course, Hinckley was the guy who would shoot President Reagan. So when you're talking Bushes, I think we always got to bring Neil up. Well, go ahead. Also, I've dug around in a Rio Tinto several years ago. So next time we get together, I will have tracked down those notes and I may have something to add to that conversation. Oh, that'd be awesome. Yeah. So for our Australian friend, Rio Tinto has definitely crossed the radar a few times.

1:21:14 Yes. Devin Halper was working in the Office of Net Assessment at the Pentagon. And for those of you who are not familiar with that, there is a couple of different offices, one on the joint staff and one at the Department of Defense level, the secretary level, that has interactions with the CIA and covert operations in general. The Office of Net Assessment is one, and the other one is...

1:21:42 a part of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. And the Office of Net Assessment has some very spooky people that work in it that do. And it's also a place where they hide CIA agents internal to the Department of Defense that they want.

1:22:09 And I won't use the word infiltrating, but basically infiltrating the Department of Defense in some way. So if they want them hanging around the Department of Defense and showing up at meetings as part of the SECDEF staff, they do that through the Office of Net Assessments. So as soon as Halper's name during Russiagate came up and they said that he worked at the Office of Net Assessments, my radar went like.

1:22:38 This is CIA because I only know this because one of the generals that I exec for at the Pentagon was an intel general. He ended up being a two star general and a guy that in the general's area of expertise, he was a fluent Russian speaker. And so he had done lots of very interesting things. And I'll just leave it at that. One of his best friends.

1:23:08 that he had worked with throughout his career, worked at the Office of Net Assessments. And he stopped by probably once a week to shut the door and talk to the general about stuff. And I was a very, you know, junior major. I didn't know what the heck the Office of Net Assessment was. So I remember asking my boss one day, what the heck is that? Because I looked him up on the...

1:23:35 Normally, like on the org chart, you can kind of figure out what people do based on. But where they were at on the org chart made absolutely no sense in the sex deaths. And my my ex worked in the sex death suite. So I'm like, you need to find out what this office does, because this guy that comes and visits my boss is totally weird.

1:23:58 Everything that he talked about, just the little bit that you'd overhear when I'd go in to give my boss something or whatever. I'm like, there's something really weird about him. And come to find out that that was the office that the CIA people hung around in. So that says a lot about Halper as far as I'm concerned. Guru, go ahead. Yeah, guys, I just got to say, hooray. I've got some stuff to do on the boat. So we're just doing some mods. So I'm going to get back to work.

1:24:28 But nice talking to you again, and keep your eye out for that McKee, guys. Guys, don't let him into your spaces. Do not give him a microphone. Thanks, Colonel. I'll look into Circo and that over here in Australia, and I'll get back to you. Got it. Hey, Trump. What's his name again, Guru? Luke McKee, M little C, K double E. Gotcha. Thank you, guys. Goodbye.

1:24:58 Matt, did you want to say something? Yes, I did. So somebody put a question down in the bubble about, actually, let me read it verbatim. It was actually California Brown Cow. Does the thread about missionaries in Mexico connect to the Romneys who were stationed there as missionaries? Yes, he came up and asked.

1:25:31 Oops, my mistake. Yeah. This is my first time co-hosting with the Colonel. I'm already doing a bad job, guys. You're doing good. I'm doing fine. Let's see. Becky, did you come up? Do you want to ask a question? I did, Colonel. How are you doing? Pretty big week this week. I'm pretty pumped up. You can see a difference already. I agree.

1:26:02 Operation Gladio people go in and take over these countries. Are they trafficking kids in all these countries, too? Or is that like specific areas that they're doing it? So child trafficking, they is not part of Operation Gladio. What we have found as a corollary to Operation Gladio is it is so.

1:26:35 For those of you who are new and have not heard the the analogy that I use of a wagon wheel and the spokes of that wagon wheel that kind of hold Operation Gladio together or actually is part of the integral part of that is human trafficking, weapons trafficking and drug trafficking. And by human trafficking, we generally refer to the refugees that are created.

1:27:04 by the wars that are done to protect the drug trafficking and then the weapons trafficking as is a result of the wars where they skim off weapons that are being shipped into a war zone and sell them on the black market. All three of those things generate cash in order for them to be able to conduct covert operations off the books. The refugees that are displaced oftentimes become

1:27:33 human trafficked but it's a byproduct of this operation not the purpose of the operation and in the case of banks like bcci what i found in investigating bcci is their their headquarters both in london and um their they had a main hub in pakistan and they had a main hub in the uae

1:28:00 especially the one that was in Pakistan, when they had meetings there, they would bring in very young male and female people to quote-unquote service the VIPs that would come in for these meetings. Now, exactly how far underage they were, there's no record that I can find. There are accounts that they were there.

1:28:29 but there's no description of them or anything else. But then you go to some place like Belgium, where they moved NATO headquarters out of Paris and relocated it. In the area around the NATO headquarters, the area around the UN, the area around London, New York City, these are major areas where you have men that come in, primarily men, that come in for these meetings and

1:28:58 indulge themselves or entrapped in stuff and and and there are people that are entrapped there are people that are drugged um because they want to compromise them and they are then um you know like they may be having a cocktail in i don't know if you guys have ever been like if you're um going to a high level meeting

1:29:23 they will rent these suites in hotels and have cocktail parties in them. Well, if all of the people that are in these cocktail parties are part of a group and they invite senior military officers as, you know, for example, if it's like a Boeing, and I'm not suggesting it is Boeing, but I'm using an example. If it's Boeing and they want...

1:29:49 the military people to see some new, you know, capability they have or whatever. They'll have the expose down in like a hall in the hotel. Becky, could you mute? Thank you. They'll have the expose at the hotel and then they will have a suite where they all have like hors d'oeuvres and stuff like that. Well, there has been instances where there has been drugs administered either in the food or in the drink.

1:30:19 Senior officer is then basically passed out. They have some underage kid naked, whatever. They set them up and then they will use that to blackmail them. And then there's also people that will willingly do those kinds of things. So I'm not suggesting that it's all set up, but it is an effective blackmail tool. We found out in Australia during Vietnam.

1:30:46 that there was a particular hotel set up by a guy by the last name of Houghton, H-O-U-G-H-T-O-N, that was part of the Nugent Hand Bank, which was a CIA front bank for drug laundering out of the Golden Triangle, that they used this hotel as a quote-unquote R&R destination for people, the military people that were in Vietnam. They put them on a...

1:31:12 They'd bring them over there to get them out of the combat for a week. And they put them up in this nice hotel. There was all kinds of women that was brought in to quote unquote service the men and blah, blah, blah. There was gambling. There was all kinds of crap. Those people grew up to be senior officers and they used material that was collected during this R&R trip later on in their careers to blackmail and control them.

1:31:42 And so the whole purpose of the child trafficking as it relates to Operation Gladio, not the entire purpose of it overall, is to gain blackmail information and to be able to control the people that they need to control. And so I say that.

1:32:05 On that wagon wheel, there is an axle that goes through the middle and the axle has to have grease. And the grease, in order to make it all run smoothly, is the blackmail. And so when you go to Belgium and you think of that. OK, that's interesting. So do you think that the Epstein Island was kind of the same or is that where the Richard? No, it doesn't. Hold on. Hold on. Let her finish. It was definitely part of it. But Epstein Island is a minor occurrence.

1:32:34 In this network, the real horrific things happened in Europe, and they're never even talked about here. The guy by the name of Mark Dutro that they arrested in Belgium, they not only was doing pedophilia and child sex trafficking, they actually had hunts over there where they used dogs to hunt children in the woods over there. I mean, the amount of things that have been done.

1:33:04 in order to use these things as blackmailable offenses. And then they coerce the people once they have blackmail on them that they have to participate in these things or they're going to release the other blackmail that they have on them. I mean, it's just a vicious circle that these people get into. And that's how they control the people that.

1:33:28 Once you get into an Operation Gladio paramilitary covert operation where you're money laundering, you're supplying drugs to people, you're part of this network, it's almost impossible to get out because they'll kill you or they're going to release this material on you and destroy your family. So, Rusty, go ahead. Yes, ma'am. I've got some really stupid questions, as usual.

1:33:59 because I don't get to catch you that often. I don't know. I seem to be hit or miss with you a lot of times. But so you're able to get all this information, I'm guessing, from records that were released. I mean, is that how you know a lot of this stuff, things that were just kind of let go? I mean, I've been able to find a little bit.

1:34:23 on it on the internet just about operation gladio but i mean obviously you have the majority of material is in books not on the internet um i have now 67 books that i have i've read all but like two um i'm in the middle of three of them right now um but it comes from books and these authors all pick one tiny facet of one tiny operation and you have to read all of them

1:34:51 And then kind of step back to put into context the entire operation. Like, for example, this Prelude to Terror, it's not going to tell me all of the stuff about Mark Dutro and all of those. I had to go to like Daniel Ganser's book that was called NATO Secret Army. And he worked inside of NATO and got a lot of declassified documents about European Gladio units there.

1:35:20 nowhere in the United States is any of this called Gladio. It is pieces like the Cuban exiles. The Cuban exiles were mercenary covert operators trained by the CIA. So they have the exact same modus operandi. So I included them into Operation Gladio because if I put that network next to the Gladio network in Italy, they're the exact same thing.

1:35:46 And they call them different things in different places. For example, in Portugal, they called it the agenda press. In Turkey, they call it the gray wolves. And they did that so that it doesn't look alike so that you couldn't go, oh, my God, there's Gladio. Oh, there's Gladio, too. And there's Gladio. You really have to start reading a whole broad brush of paramilitary stuff in order to sort out what was and what was not Operation Gladio. So I was really more curious about.

1:36:14 what you had found on the Bushes? Because I was like, geez, you wouldn't think they would let that go, like how he was part of the CIA. So that's part of what you found in these books from these other people in other countries. Is that correct? So the Bush being, no, Bush was, it's acknowledged. I mean, that's common knowledge that Bush was actually a CIA agent and the director of the CIA. I mean, there's a lot of people that know that.

1:36:39 Probably the best book that talked about their entire career was a book called House of Bush, House of Sod, or House of Sod, House of Bush, whichever way it went. I did almost an entire book review on the book. I got up to the current day, and I mean, it goes back to the beginning of how the two of those entities were basically in bed with each other from almost the beginning.

1:37:10 And I highly recommend you read that book because, again, I read that book years ago. It was not anything about this research. And what was the name of it? I apologize. I'll write that down. House of Bush, House of Sod or vice versa. House of Sod, House of Bush. And, you know, if you like watching videos better, I did do or I guess that's on my sub stack where I did a series of articles.

1:37:38 just giving you a brief overview of the whole book. But I stopped when I got to 9-11 and how the two of them interfaced, because a lot of the material, just from having lived through 9-11 at U.S. Central Command, I knew a lot more about that. Plus, having personally went through that, I didn't really want to, I finished reading the book, I just didn't want to write any more about it.

1:38:06 But all of it up to that point is there and how the two families used each other successfully over the years. It has the ties to the Carlyle group after Bush got out of office. Him and Jim Baker and several other people got together and created a private equity that bought into all of the defense contractors because, of course, they knew being part of the.

1:38:35 operation that it was a forever war scenario. We were going to be at war forever. So they create a private equity fund. They buy into all of the war stocks. And then after they got them all bought and secured, they allowed the Saudi royal family to buy in a large chunk of the Carlyle group.

1:38:59 During these wars, we are providing military aid to these countries, Saudi being one of them before Trump, that is. So Saudi is one of them. We're giving them military aid. They're basically getting us into wars like in Iraq and other places. And this is the whole royal family over there, both in the UAE and all of them. And so we're going to go to war over there. And they own stock in our war machine.

1:39:29 via the Carlyle Group. So they're taking our tax dollars and then purchasing war machines, and the money's being laundered back through the Carlyle Group, the profits, to the people creating the wars. Holy cow. Yeah. Holy cow. Yeah, it's quite amazing once you understand what the real deal is. Thank you. Thank you. Miles, go ahead.

1:40:01 Good afternoon, Colonel. I know you're really busy, but I sent you a DM about an article that I found about declassified British documents on NATO's Gladio terror armies. Have you read that article yet? When did you send it to me, today? Yesterday, yes. Oh, no, I haven't read it. Oh, it says it came in at 9.30. No, I haven't read it today. Okay.

1:40:28 So, the only reason I sent that is that there are other people talking about this, and I think that's important that an article like this would come out. I don't know if everything is correct, but just that they're exposing this besides us, I think that's important. Yeah. Thanks, Carl. I do, too. I wish more people would do that. Every little bit helps, absolutely.

1:40:57 But I definitely will look at that. Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Matt, go ahead. Forgive me if I've asked you this before, Colonel, but you mentioned it earlier, and I just want to know, was Epstein's death or whatever happened there, was that a Gladio, was that part of Gladio because of all the blackmail material he had?

1:41:20 And when you factor in the fact that he was willing to talk and tell his story to some New York Times reporter before the alleged suicide. The only connection you can make to that is that he worked as part of the blackmailing team as part of the international syndicate, not Gladio per se. So just to keep it in context, Gladio is the paramilitary activity.

1:41:49 That is done on behalf of the international syndicate to regime change, launch actual terror attacks domestically and internationally. It's the actual paramilitary piece of that. It also is paid for by the drug trafficking, human trafficking and weapons trafficking. And so those pieces you cannot separate. But the actual blackmail.

1:42:19 portion of that. I don't have any way of knowing who's actually financially reimbursing or paying these people to do the blackmail. So I can't directly tie that to quote-unquote Operation Gladio, but it is all working. So the way I look at this is the international syndicate

1:42:44 Back when they decided that they were going to launch this one world government operation and create a paramilitary capability to control people, they also had to create a whole bunch of other capabilities in order to.

1:43:03 to implement this one world government apparatus. And, you know, that's where the international, the IMF comes from, the World Bank, the UN, all of these are apparatuses that are, think of them as tanks running down the desert into Iraq to overthrow the entire world and implement one world government.

1:43:30 All of these are different separate tracks, one of which is a paramilitary for anybody that gets in the way, a head of state, a senior military person that's not going to play along or whatever, and they go in and assassinate them. That's Gladio. Gladio is that piece. If you have a country that votes the wrong way and elects somebody like Trump.

1:43:54 In the past, they went in and they've committed terror attacks in there to scare the hell out of them. They did it in Italy. They did it in Chile. They did it, you know, all over. They did it in Britain, Iran, Sweden. I don't know about the terror attacks after. I mean, they definitely did regime change there. But I'm talking about like blowing up train stations and stuff. That's all part of Gladio. And so those those are exclusively.

1:44:24 the the gladio um uh ball game but there's a lot of other things that are done like controlling the world health organization and all of the wef all of those things are part of this they're all a different tank but they're all going in the same direction fighting for the same um uh one world government cause um so i can't say that the the

1:44:53 black male cells that are around setting up these pedophile rings are necessarily to control just exclusively the Gladio things, because I don't think that's true. Because you have to control all of this. You have to control the guy that you're going to put in charge of the WHO. He cannot get out of line. So you're going to have to have some material on him or you're not going to pick him to be there.

1:45:18 And that material, generally speaking, is of that nature, some type of blackmail that allows him to be controlled. And so same thing with the music industry and all of those other things that they're using as part of the psyops to control our minds.

1:45:36 Those people that are chosen to be in charge of those companies, they didn't create the companies. They are being given the opportunity, the funding and everything else, just as I explained. George Bush didn't create any of them damn companies. They are given these things in order part of this illusion that these things exist when in fact they don't exist at all. They're all an illusion. The entire L.A. music scene is an illusion that the CIA created to control us.

1:46:06 In every genre, that's true. It isn't just rap music. It was all of them. It was rock and roll. It was every one of them. They were all controlled. And the music industry venues was set up by mobsters. The musicians themselves, when it first sprung up in the early 60s in L.A., there was no music industry there at all.

1:46:35 The musicians, every single one of them, without fail, had a military parent or a CIA parent. They just picked kids, threw them out there in their late teens, early 20s, and said, here, you're going to play a guitar, you're going to be in this band, and here's what you're going to do. They set them up in houses that were all located and connected by tunnels. The whole thing is crazy if you do a deep dive into the initial music scene out in LA.

1:47:03 They choreographed the creation of hippies. They designed their hair, their clothes, everything. It was all a big show. Why LA? Why do it in LA? Why do it in LA? Yes, as opposed to some other city like New York or D.C. or some other urban city. Because they had already set up the Hollywood out there, and they already had the people they controlled out there.

1:47:32 The mafia that they used to set up the music venues, I don't remember any of the names. Some of them are still there, as a matter of fact. They were the same mafia families that basically took over the whole Hollywood or created the whole Hollywood. Look at the people that they originally brought from New York out to...

1:47:59 Hollywood to set up the movie industry. They were all mafia, both the Italian mafia and the Jewish mafia. They were together, both in New York, and they just created elements out in Los Angeles in the movie with Walt Disney, all of them. And then they moved an element of that to Las Vegas and set up that whole scene. It's all been choreographed, every bit of it.

1:48:30 Annie, go ahead. Yeah, but all those scenes did involve child trafficking and stuff like that. The Disney, the music, the Hollywood, the Vegas, they all did. And Annie, I don't use MySpace for that. There are so many spaces that talk about that, that are experts in that, and I'm not.

1:49:05 That's the same way with people who want to come in here and talk about the MKL reviews of this pie. We don't talk about it here because I don't know enough to talk about it. And it's just not in my job jar, which is why I don't talk about it. I don't know about the whole child trafficking piece of it. Only when it comes up like the Mark Detroit thing, because he was part of the...

1:49:34 network that was exposed in Belgium when they uncovered Operation Gladio there. Because his name came up, I did research into him. I presented that research as part of Operation Gladio because the people that he was trafficking those children to were there under the guise of NATO at meetings and stuff like that. So it kind of dovetailed into that. The same way with BCCI. BCCI was a CIA

1:50:04 And the entire network, money laundering, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking entity. The fact that they used young people, trafficked them, and supplied them to people that were there for meetings is part of that story. But I just don't concentrate on that because I don't know enough to be an expert. It's not my background.

1:50:34 Okay. Yeah. And I just wanted to say also, the more I hear about the Bushes and Cheney, the more they disgust me. And I think I may have voted for like a Bush here and there or somewhere, but I don't remember. I was probably in high school. I mean, you would have voted. Oh, but that's the reason why we have been.

1:51:02 All of this stuff has been hidden from us. Now, did we have found some of this stuff? Yes. We didn't know to look because we just didn't know how bad these people actually are. But now we do, and we're not going to allow that to happen again. Peacekeeper, go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to fill in what you were talking about with the bushes. You can actually go back into the Prescott Bush and Samuel Prescott Bush, which is actually the great-grandfather.

1:51:33 Deep research on those, they were actually the Rockefellers and the oil industry. They actually are the first ones that went into Saudi Arabia and started getting oil out of Saudi Arabia. And then you've got Senior Bush was in the oil industry in Texas, but it was still just a cover for the CIA to manipulate, just like what Colonel was talking about. I mean, but it's been connected throughout the centuries.

1:52:01 Like I said, you can go all the way back into Samuel Prescott Bush was in the steel industry. And then they strategically placed people in government. That's where Prescott Bush ended up becoming a Republican in New York. I believe he was a senator or congressman. But anyway, they were – but where they came from. And if you start expanding your – basically what they say, expand your thinking.

1:52:27 Don't just focus on that one person. Focus on all the family members and all the aunts and uncles and cousins and everything. You'll see the whole picture come together, and you'll see exactly how they've moved over the last 150 years through our country, like you said, with the oil industry. They tried to say that George Bush Sr. was never part of the CIA until 1974, which was a lie. He was actually one of the black—

1:52:56 Black Black Book CIA members all the way back into the 40s, late 40s and early 50s. And then he ended up getting the position. He was actually placed in that position because they just like they got handlers and controllers that put people in certain places for their next stage of operation. So like you were talking about with a gladiator, if you dig into all the people that are the.

1:53:24 The players in the some are lower level, just like what you were talking about being mafia. Mafia was actually just like how the mafia is. You've got capos and you've got people on the on the streets that actually do the dirty deeds and go to jail. But the generals, which are the bosses, are always in the background. That's exactly how the government has operated for.

1:53:52 centuries they've actually put people in place but if you guys want to you can go back into go into deep dive on samuel prescott bush and then prescott bush and then george bush senior they i mean they've just been moved through the whole chain so um peacekeeper was you um here um yesterday uh no the last time i was on here was when uh uh so i just wanted mr truth bomb was in

1:54:23 Yeah, so we talked about Prescott Bush a lot more yesterday. And so that's the reason why we kind of got to Bush Sr. today. And then we're going to move forward for that. But the only reason I ask is because I did do a family tree on the bushes. And it's on my sub stack. It's actually, I think, the only video. I think maybe I did a vitamin video as well.

1:54:52 It's one of the only videos on my sub stack. And I did like a chronology and I went back like six generations to the point where the Walker at that point was a slave ship captain that he was so evil that obviously on his last voyage, his crew mutinied and killed him and threw him overboard.

1:55:19 Yeah, you're right in identifying that the entire, as Matt said earlier, none of the rest of them fell very far from that tree. But that tree is a very tall tree, and it goes back to include a slave ship captain selling out of the UK before they ever even came to the United States. So you're absolutely right on that. Miles, go ahead. Well, to the colonel's point, it's a family affair.

1:55:45 So it didn't take them too long to take over California, obviously. And look at Nancy Pelosi's lineage. These people are from the crime families that are in politics right now. So it kind of makes sense that they're criminals. Thanks. Yeah, they're all Gettys. Harry, go ahead. Harry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. I just have the data that.

1:56:18 from Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States. I don't know if people have seen that. It's also a book that the Bush family made a lot of money off the Nazis. They were the Nazis' bankers, and their money was, like, the American government seized their money, but then later gave it back to them.

1:56:49 Yeah, we talked about quite a bit of that yesterday, but yeah. Oh, I'm sorry. It was going, it was cutting in and out yesterday. I apologize. Go back and listen to that. The actual recording, you can hear it fine. I don't know. Again, I know people are like, oh my God, you sound paranoid when you say they're messing with you, but I don't know how else to say it because everybody that tries to help like, oh, get on a different IP or do this. I have three IPs here. I have.

1:57:19 three different laptops, and I have my phone, my iPad. There's no combination that is not messed up when I do these spaces. As a matter of fact, this is probably one of the most normal spaces and the only space in the last two months that I've not been kicked out of my own space, at least yet. Well, it makes me really nervous about Elon, frankly. Yeah, but anyway, all right. Tim, go ahead. Yes, just a quick question.

1:57:50 These agencies, CIA, FBI, are they standalone or are they subordinate to any organization? So the CIA specifically, according to a wiring diagram, is supposed to report in to the president through the National Security Council. But I can guarantee you that they do not, on all instances, report through the National Security Council to the president. As a matter of fact.

1:58:20 And I don't have any feel for the percentage, but even if they reported. So it's a very interesting question. You have you discover several different scenarios. For example, when the Chilean government voted in Allende, well, when Allende announced he was running with the intentions of taking back the copper mine.

1:58:51 and several other industries that U.S. companies monopolized in Chile, the CIA was immediately mobilized in order to prevent him from campaigning effectively to the point where they murdered the army general that was supporting him because they knew if he was elected, the army general would be a very...

1:59:19 would be problematic for him. So the people that went to Nixon at the time to arrange the CIA to take care of Allende was the ITT, Freeport, and PepsiCo, because those were the three U.S. companies. And I don't know if there was others. Those have been confirmed. There may have been others. Those three companies were going to have their territory because PepsiCo had an exclusive arrangement where all of the

1:59:49 carbonated beverages and blah, blah, blah. Whatever it was that they did was like a monopoly in Chile. Freeport had the mine and they wouldn't give any of the workers benefits and they had crazy hours and all this other crap. So all they wanted was basically what we have here as far as the union goes. They weren't allowed to have that. And then ITT owned their entire telegraph and telephone apparatus throughout the entire country.

2:00:18 Allende didn't think that they needed to have that foreign owned because they had evidence that they were being spied on in their government by the United States. And so he made a commitment to take their utilities back. Now, I just have to ask anybody in the United States, would you be OK with China owning our telephone system? Would you be OK with China owning AT&T and Verizon and all of these others? No, you would not.

2:00:46 We don't even want them owning our farmland. And yet we own the farmland in every freaking country in South America and Latin America and wouldn't give it back. And we bought it through corrupt deals. Not we, the American companies like United Fruit and all of those. We bought up all of their sugar plantations, blah, blah, blah. And we did it by giving kickbacks to corrupt political. We didn't actually do it legitimately.

2:01:11 And when they wanted it back, we murdered the presidents in order for them not to be able to get it back. So these companies went into Nixon and through some very interesting money laundering operations, paid millions of dollars to the federal government in different arrangements in order for the CIA to go down, for Nixon to write a finding, sign a finding for authorizing the CIA to go down and murder Allende. And they went down and murdered Allende.

2:01:42 Eisenhower did the same thing with Lumumba. And Lumumba wanted to sell us the uranium, but he didn't want to go through Belgium, who had colonized them for 350 years. And they murdered Lumumba. So it depends on which country and what industry you're talking about exactly how they do it. But the bottom line is.

2:02:06 The CIA, since the day it was set up, has worked for an international syndicate to monopolize resources around the world. And it's not just the CIA. It's all of them. Mossad works in Africa to monopolize the diamond mines for Israel. Israel doesn't have a single diamond in their entire country, and yet they own every diamond in the world in a raw material sense. So it's done exactly the same way. They will create.

2:02:33 chaos in whatever country in Africa has whatever resource they want. They overthrow the government. We did it in Angola. We did it in Liberia. We did it in Rwanda. I mean, there's just country after country after country. And you have all of these post-World War II intel agencies set up, and they all collaborate and do this together. The only one that existed prior to that

2:02:58 is MI6, and they're kind of the granddaddy of it all. And a lot of this stuff goes back to them calling the shots in different ways, just as we saw today with them being one of the funders of Bush's original shale company in order to have the intel funneled through that to control Mexico. So there's different scenarios in different countries, but it all falls in a very similar pattern.

2:03:29 Go ahead. Go ahead. This could be the cabal they're working for? Yeah, I don't refer to them as a cabal or deep state because I think words matter. This is a national criminal syndicate. To me, the cabal is too generic. The deep state, too generic. The blob, way too generic. It is an international criminal syndicate that is controlling the world.

2:03:58 Thank you for your time. Sure. It's made up of bankers, industrialists, and they're all in bed together. And their goal long term is to install one world government that looks like a fascist dictatorship around the world. Peacekeeper, go ahead. Yeah, you're talking about the organization is the Council of Foreign Relations, which was the predecessor to the U.N.

2:04:28 If you look at all the people that have actually been installed in different governments, that's how they were able to get to everybody around the world and use the deep state arm, the black ops, to implement their plans for a new world order. But the Council of Foreign Relations and the Bilderberg Group, and there's another council.

2:04:53 that have been around since right after World War II, and that's why they call it what we're into right now is the fourth right. Basically, the third right didn't disintegrate. It actually just remanifested itself with other newer nations around the world.

2:05:16 Yes, but it goes back to, as far as we've traced it back, is the Fabian Society in Britain. And they are on record in the late 1800s of talking about having three world wars, that we were going to have the first world war to basically get rid of the royalty, all except for the British one, of course. And then we were going to have a second world war that was going to set up all of the worldwide.

2:05:45 and apparatuses like the UN. And they use World War I kind of getting their foot in the door with the League of Nations. And, you know, these are the same people that set up Zionism. So they had to create agitation points all around the world. They called it the strategy of tension so that they could draw boundary lines. And the only way you can draw boundary lines is having world wars. And so after each world war, you created different countries, new countries, countries out of whole cloth.

2:06:15 that were immediately at war with their neighbors so that, you know, and we wouldn't allow Korea to have a unification election. We went in there and specifically agitated the South against the North. We did exactly the same thing in Vietnam. It's so that they could have a perpetual war machine and create these agitation points. We did it in Formosa, which is an island of China that we called Taiwan so that we could use it to be another

2:06:44 agitator of China. They have to have these tension points in order to fear monger and control us. The Council of Foreign Relations is certainly one of the elements of that entire apparatus. It was the sibling or the child of the Royal International, whatever, RIIA.

2:07:11 England. That was the predecessor to the Council of Foreign Relations. And so all of this comes originally from the UK, from Britain, both back in the late 1800s with the Fabian Society. Zionism was born there. There's just a lot of this stuff that when you start tracing it back, you can find the best book for the actual chronological.

2:07:40 history of Operation Gladio is Cynthia Chung's book, the book that says the empire that the Black Sun never sets. It is excellent in going back to the late 1800s and all of these institutions to include the Bilderbergs. She mentions all of them and how we got to World War II and beyond as it set up the Operation Gladios from there forward.

2:08:09 Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. You may have mentioned it, you know, on this thing. I heard your full call a couple of days ago about the Millie Weaver stuff. And, you know, Millie Weaver came out with this video showing Lisa Fithian and John and James Williams basically planning January 6th and having basically this whole group chat of Antifa.

2:08:38 you know, affinity groups basically activating to put together protests as well as January 6th. And a lot of them were Soros affiliated. You know, there's arguments out there that there's some risk to this, that, you know, we're getting it through this conservative activist. And it's possible it's a deepfake. It's possible it's a false flag. It's possible it's Russian misinformation.

2:09:05 Um, but it could also be kind of the, you know, actual evidence, uh, going on too. Um, so I guess my question, well, first off, you know, one thing that I did track down is Millie Weaver, you know, does actually, you're able to find her in, in Ohio. If, if you type in Faith Weaver, um, you can track her down. Yeah. Um, the other thing is,

2:09:35 I guess my question would be, if I'm at DOJ or if I'm in the Trump administration right now, my plan for dealing with Soros and these affinity groups would just be to shut it down using civil right go. You can go in the court and basically say, look, we can prove by preponderance of the evidence, not necessarily beyond all reasonable doubt, that George Soros' organization has been involved in the funding.

2:10:03 of, you know, two predigates, you know, racketeering, you know, crimes. And we need to freeze his assets because this is illegal activity. And, you know, we're not to the forfeiture hearing yet. We're not necessarily to, you know, criminal punishments, but the court can order everything frozen on him. But the question would be like, you know,

2:10:31 How many other organizations are there out there do you think that, you know, are activating beyond just George Soros? And could this be a feasible strategy for just shutting everything down without, you know, having, you know, a whole bunch of, you know, retaliation and panic, but at least taking away the source of funds for it? So you just said a whole bunch of stuff. All right.

2:10:58 All good stuff. All good stuff. No, thank you for, number one, for being here and following up on that. Yes, I did see where you said that she was from Ohio. So, again, the reason why I brought that up is because in an information war, people who come out and begin talking about the backdrop of

2:11:28 January 6th and emphatically limiting it to a particular group, and that group has no ties to the CIA, and the CIA is not mentioned in any way, to me is a red flag because we know unequivocally that there were Ukrainian assets embedded in January 6th. We also know that the CIA,

2:11:59 has and has done since World War II, trained terrorist cells in Ukraine and is responsible for the entire Azov, right sector, all of that stuff, to include arming them, training them. They are Gladio. They were started as Gladio from Bandera and Leadbed, all of them. Stetsco.

2:12:26 All of them were created as part of Operation Gladio while it was still under Hitler, by the way. So if you're not going to go and tie these ties back to the origins and all of the apparatuses that was used, and you're only going to pinpoint it on one particular thing, where do you think Antifa gets its training and funding from?

2:12:55 From the CIA. And it is funny that they call it Antifa. Well, you know, back in the, you know, from the 50s to the 80s, they called them anti-communists. There's a parallel here. If you have a right wing populist, you call him a fascist. If you have a left wing populist, you call him a Stalinist. Yes. So that's the reason. Another reason that we were just talking about information warfare and the fact that words matter. I don't use their words. Those people are not.

2:13:24 Antifa, I don't care what they call themselves, they are a cell that is part of a fear gladio operation that is used inside the United States, and you know 100% that their funding, training, and tactics go back to the CIA, period.

2:13:46 And that is true of all of these entities. It's not the FBI. Is the FBI infiltrated and do they have CIA people in the FBI? Absolutely. We knew the whole Peter Strzok, he had ties to the CIA. Eric Caramalla had ties to the CIA. He was a CIA asset. So all of this stuff is originated out of the CIA. The CIA committed.

2:14:12 at least four soft coups on Trump while he was in the White House. Now, do I believe that I know the capability that our intel agencies have? There is no way that there is not information somewhere in our intelligence agencies that link George Soros and his activism with this network. No way. Okay.

2:14:44 Because all of it is ran, and as a matter of fact, I would say George Soros is one of those organizations, just like we described with the oil industry, has been a mechanism that is being used in order to destroy the United States from the inside out. There is a paper trail somewhere that will illustrate that. Now, when we will ever know about it, I don't know. I can guarantee you that it is there.

2:15:10 They used George Soros-like people all over. If you go to Brazil, when they were couping Brazil, they used the media mogul down there as a conduit to flush all of the media out there in the 1960s, I believe, if my timing is right, when they orchestrated that coup, using Jim Jones, by the way, of Jonestown in that coup, and William Pauly, by the way.

2:15:40 They use the oligarchs in that country that is conduit with Standard Oil. They already know all of these people. They use the same people all the time. And these people don't just have holdings in that one country. They'll have holdings in Paraguay and Uruguay and the whole region. And so they corrupt them, they use them, or they are corrupt.

2:16:08 And they make money because what happens is once you overthrow a government that has either controlled the resources or they're in different hands, you destroy the country. The privateers then come in and they buy up pennies on the dollar, everything that's down there. And then they build up that industry in the private.

2:16:33 Their stooge, their new dictator, is going to not have any government owned anything or controlled. It's all going to get, quote unquote, privatized. And oh, my God, there's Rockefeller there with money bags and he's going to buy up all of the industry. And so this is just a pattern that repeats itself over and over and over again. Go ahead, Illini. So, Colonel Towner, you know, as a theory for why it's limited hangout, I mean, we've bounced around a couple of ideas.

2:17:02 It seems like obviously the timing on some of this stuff does seem relatively convenient right now. But let me give you another one. And that's that if they say if they come out and they say that's the CIA, if somebody comes out and says that officially and starts to give something that would turn into admissible evidence for a defense attorney, the issue. I mean, what I'm thinking about right now and like I'm not a lawyer.

2:17:30 I'm just a finance guy who sometimes follows civil cases. But I think they could have an entrapment defense. If he says the CIA told me to do this, he can say government agents told him to do this. They caused him to do this. And therefore, that's entrapment.

2:17:58 And I think we saw, you know, that that defense actually worked out with Gretchen Whitmer with like a whole bunch of like, you know, you know, you know, not so bright, you know, right wingers who got sucked into stuff by the FBI. Illini, there's you just hit on the key to the difference, though. If you have people that are normal, everyday people that belong to.

2:18:23 some podunk little gun club, and then you flood that gun club with FBI agents and they start telling you the plan. That is completely different than George Soros, who's destroyed Hungary, the UK pound. He didn't get duped into anything. He is a funder conduit. I agree. But if you're a prosecutor, do you want to have that hearing?

2:18:49 So it depends on what evidence I have. And that's what I was suggesting. If the evidence is there that he is in regular correspondence with CIA cutouts and he is acting on behalf of this international syndicate as a funding arm, then, yeah, I want to have that conversation all day long.

2:19:08 Well, yeah, he's talking to a CIA cutout named Barack Obama. He's openly said he wanted to destroy America by using and weaponizing the black community. Those are quotes. He's not a he's not duped into doing shit. He's personified. And I feel very comfortable saying that. If if I'm the prosecutor on that case and I'm DOJ.

2:19:30 I don't want to have some Supreme Court appeal where the syndicate can try and lean on Supreme Court justices and try and flip them and basically say, you know what, we think it's actually entrapment. And the CIA told Soros to do this, so we're going to let them off. I wouldn't want that. I would try to leave that out. But Illini, you had to put a whole bunch of qualifiers in there. If we've got a Supreme Court that can be bought off, we don't have a country. And so I don't give a shit.

2:20:01 Colonel, do we want a point of order real quick? Do we want to get through these last couple hands here and then wrap it up? I will, yeah. Thank you. Peacekeeper, go ahead. I was just going to add, there's a difference between a handler and a controller. George Soros has been a controller since he was a kid in Germany all the way through to present day. There was a really good reporter that actually lost his life doing the research on the Dominion systems.

2:20:31 George Soros was the funder of the Dominion systems that took out the Venezuelan government because they used those Dominion systems down in Venezuela. And then they turned around and opened up a corporation in Florida and then now started the Dominion systems all over the country for voting systems. So George Soros is a controller. So, Peacekeeper, you bring up a good point because George Soros was, in fact, part of that whole thing.

2:21:02 Having arrested those three officials in charge of the company in Florida, it would be interesting to know who's going to talk and what they're going to say. Because you could be watching the creeping up the chain of exposure with those three people.

2:21:26 that's going to get you eventually to sorrows so that that's an excellent point actually um carrie did you have yeah carrie go ahead and then we'll go to miles and then we're gonna yeah there's a call to reframe our word use just start now because that they do a lot of manipulation about our word use and um i worked with antifa in berlin which was

2:21:53 original and real against the Nazis. There's no Antifa in America. Zero. If you do something, if you try to make a change, they're going to infiltrate your ass. Period. That's just part of the game. But also, I wondered, I had a question, Colonel, about, you know, restructuring and stuff. Do you know about this? Because you mentioned Alinde. Do you know about this?

2:22:21 Project Cybersyn. You know anything about that? Well, he started using computers to balance everything, like materials use, everything. What do we got? What do we don't got? What do we need? And he was like, this is in the 70s. He's using computers. So incredible person. Genius. Total genius. Anyway, I recommend looking into that.

2:22:53 Oh, you're talking about the system that they set up in Chile? Yeah, yeah, Allende. Yes, yes. I didn't remember the name. No, that system was talked about as to why Allende was such a threat. Yeah, I do remember that. It was like one of the first countrywide use of a computer to basically effectively use resources within the country.

2:23:22 And they were scared shitless that that was going to get out because that would like totally destroy their bureaucracy and the redundancy of all of this overhead that you have in a government. And that absolutely, and Allende was like one of the main sponsors of it. Yeah, that was very exciting. Thank you for bringing that. Yeah, it was his idea. It was totally his idea. He brought people in that were computer experts. But I don't, where's your source for that?

2:23:52 That specifically was what triggered them killing him. I didn't say it was what triggered. Don't put words in my mouth. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I misunderstood. I'm sorry. I overstated. About him having that capability because then that would spread that other people would want it. That scared the living daylights out of them. And it's in one of the books that I read about the overthrow of Allende.

2:24:20 I'm not out in my cottage where all my books are, but I will go out there tomorrow and see if I can find which one that talked about that computer system. I was fascinated by that. I would love that information. Thank you, Colonel, because I'm in love with that. That is so perfect. I'm remembering that. I completely forgot that aspect. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, just a short statement. We can't let up on the gas. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.

2:24:51 And we need to uninfect ourselves with these people. Thank you, Colonel. Sure. And you're right. And that's the reason why I have a strict adherence to words when we communicate in this space. I want us all on the same sheet of music so that we're all talking apples and oranges. And that is a conscious effort to start purging our brain from their propaganda.

2:25:21 Don't use their words. Use real words in real conversations. It is one of the very few things that we do control. Do not allow them to steal our words, misuse our words, and speak the words for what they truly mean. Matt, Trumpfrog, do you have anything in closing before we get out of here? Go ahead, Trumpfrog.

2:25:52 After you, sir. No, I interrupted you. Go ahead. I was just going to say, yeah, it's important words do have meaning, like Colonel Tanner said. It's not good to speculate on things. I mean, I guess you can talk about it, but playing devil's advocate when actual information is out there seems like gaslighting more than it seems like a legitimately pondered question. And it seems to happen a lot in spaces, so I decided to throw that out there. Buyer beware.

2:26:21 Love you, Trump frog. Go ahead, Matt. Yeah, I do use I use left and right, but it's only to blend in. I was actually talking to Jake Novak on Friday night prior to the election. And I actually said and I thought of you when I said it. I said I'm trying not to use the words left and right to describe this thing. And and I use the word pagan to describe the so-called progressive.

2:26:49 So I thought you'd be proud of that. Awesome. And when I do use the terms left and right, it's only to blend in with what my audience already knows. And then subtly, slowly get them away from that. So that's sort of my way of going about it. Oh, and this is actually perfect timing. I've got a guest at the top of the hour.

2:27:18 We're going to be talking big tech, and I'm going to bring him on for what he's doing, working through the courts to fight back on that issue. So if you're interested in that topic, I hope you'll join me at the top of the hour. Thank you. You're doing it here on Spaces? Yes, ma'am. Awesome. All right. Thank you guys all for being here. I will be back on Monday.

2:27:45 book reviews done this weekend. I will post about them so you guys can go over on the Rumble channel and continue this. I have been recording on Rumble yesterday and today, so they will be available over there. If people prefer watching videos, if you guys want to share them, I'd appreciate it. But again, thank you for everybody that's in the Rumble audience. We're going to sign off here. You guys have a wonderful weekend and we'll be back on Monday.

2:28:14 Thanks again. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you.

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George H.W. Bush member_of Skull and Bones host_asserted ▶ 3:52

“Because it talks about how and when, more importantly, George H.W. Bush came to the CIA. And it has some very interesting stuff that I was not aware of. So hopefully you guys will find it equally inte…”

Henry Neal Mallon headed Dresser Industries book_quoted ▶ 7:17

“Malin, excuse me, M-A-L-L-O-N. He was also a Skull and Bones from Yale. And at the time he was the chairman of Dresser. So again, this is a Skull and Bones person taking care of a Skull and Bones pers…”

Dresser Industries front_for CIA book_quoted ▶ 7:46

“who later rose to a high-level job at the CIA and asked to not be identified because of his skull and bones connections and not his CIA connections, Dresser had long provided cover jobs for the agency…”

Robert Crowley recruited George H.W. Bush book_quoted ▶ 9:08

“His insecurities made him like putty in Dulles' hands, according to Corson, who was basically part of the recruiting party for George Bush. Dulles convinced him that he could contribute to his country…”

Allen Dulles recruited George H.W. Bush book_quoted ▶ 9:08

George H.W. Bush funded Zapata Petroleum book_quoted ▶ 10:08

“acquaintance by the name of John Overby. It is spelled O-V-E-R-B-E-Y. Bush's namesake and uncle, Herbert Walker, financed Bush Overby's oil development company. That's what the name of it was. He gave…”

Eugene Meyer funded Zapata Petroleum book_quoted ▶ 11:09

“He was the publisher of the Washington Post who invested $50,000 for himself and $25,000 for his daughter, Catherine Graham. Now, isn't that an interesting relationship that the Washington Post publis…”

George H.W. Bush founded Zapata Petroleum book_quoted ▶ 11:40

“With Bush's success in raising funds, he and Overby joined forces with two Oklahoma brothers, Hugh and William Leitke. It's L-I-E-D-T-K-E. They created a company called Zapata Petroleum. Now, keep in …”

Hugh Liedtke headed Zapata Petroleum book_quoted ▶ 12:45

“So each pair of the Oklahoma brothers and William Leichty put up half a million dollars. And it was Hugh Leichty that was going to serve as the president and Bush was going to be vice president of the…”

George H.W. Bush headed Zapata Offshore Company book_quoted ▶ 13:44

“Bush later established an offshoot of his company called Zapata Offshore Oil Company. The offshore had begun with Bush's uncle, Herbert Walker, selling bonds to finance the construction of portable dr…”

Hugh Liedtke founded Pennzoil host_asserted ▶ 16:05

“And you guys will never guess what that corporation was. They went on to be billionaires as the owners of Pennzoil Corporation. So you have these two guys in business with Bush with the ability to bui…”

Frank Wisner member_of CIA book_quoted ▶ 17:27

“Had the CIA stuck with its original charter, men like Bush would have been used to collect overt economic and political intelligence. But President Eisenhower, like so many of his successors, heeded t…”

George H.W. Bush member_of Operation Mongoose book_quoted ▶ 18:25

“At first, a tiny part of Operation Mongoose, the CIA's codename for their anti-Castro operations. According to the late John Sherwood, a top William King Harvey deputy in Washington, quote, Bush was l…”

George H.W. Bush founded Permargo book_quoted ▶ 23:53

“of Pemex, only to be convicted later of stealing tens of millions of dollars from the company. So, of course, he was friends with Bush. In 1960, at the time when Zapata Offshore was barely making ends…”

George H.W. Bush funded Jorge Díaz Serrano book_quoted ▶ 24:53

“According to William Corson, the CIA agent involved in it, the CIA had recruited Diaz Serrano to assist in logistics with the anti-Castro efforts. Corson and other CIA officials were convinced that Bu…”

CIA recruited Jorge Díaz Serrano book_quoted ▶ 24:53

Edwin Pauley headed German American Petroleum AG book_quoted ▶ 25:50

“who had a decade-long relationship with the CIA, just like his brother, asked Zabata Offshore to subcontract some drilling to Mexico in Mexico's waters for his company called Pan American Petroleum. S…”

Wayne H. Dean front_for George H.W. Bush book_quoted ▶ 29:23

“official business front company to do exactly that. To conceal Bush's role, the shares in Bush and Diaz-Serrero's company, Permargo, were held not in Bush's name, but by a guy by the name of Wayne H. …”

T.J. Falgout front_for George H.W. Bush book_quoted ▶ 29:23

George H.W. Bush sold NOLA-1 book_quoted ▶ 34:10

“before years. Until 1964, when Bush sold one of Zapata oil rigs, which the name of it was NOLA-1. So he owns the oil rig in Zapata, the company that he's using as a front company. He sells one of thei…”

Ricardo Chavez worked_with Edwin Wilson book_quoted ▶ 41:44

“He operated both with Thomas Clines and Edwin Wilson. And remember, Edwin Wilson is the guy that worked both for setting up these private companies as well. He's the guy that helped the Navy set up th…”

Ricardo Chavez worked_with Thomas Clines book_quoted ▶ 41:44

Lopez Portillo appointed Jorge Díaz Serrano book_quoted ▶ 42:13

“Lopez Portillo appointed his boyhood friend, Diaz Serrano, as head of Pemex. So Lopez Portillo remained in office until 82. The following year, Diaz Serrano was charged in a kickback scheme that was, …”

Cornelius Vanderbilt Starr member_of World Anti-Communist League host_asserted ▶ 44:08

“The guy we talked about yesterday by the name of C.V. Starr, S-T-A-R-R. He is the guy the CIA uses. He's corrupt. He was over. He's part of the China lobby, the World Anti-Communist League, the Chiang…”

George H.W. Bush sold Zapata Offshore Company book_quoted ▶ 46:32

“Bush soon received a rude awakening about the value of his company. Gow told the Washington Post in 1988, there weren't really a lot of people who wanted to buy it. Bush and Gow tried selling Zapata b…”

D. Doyle Mize bought Zapata Offshore Company book_quoted ▶ 47:02

“bought Zapata Oil on a three-year note for $3.2 million, less than half of the value of the assets that they were carrying on their books at the time. It was interesting. And really, if you looked at …”

William S. Farish III financed_via D. Doyle Mize book_quoted ▶ 48:02

“F-A-R-I-S-H III, an heir to the Standard Oil fortune, meaning he married into the Rockefellers, who agreed to bail out George. Farish put up the $3.2 million for Mize to reinforce his note and was qui…”

William S. Farish III member_of Rockefeller book_quoted ▶ 48:02

George H.W. Bush financed_via Zapata Offshore Company host_asserted ▶ 48:55

“That was Zapata Oil was in any way an actual business, a legitimate business, because it absolutely was not. It was 100 percent a CIA front. Nobody was running it as a business. It was money launderin…”

Nelson Rockefeller funded Situationist International book_quoted ▶ 49:52

“by this CAM guy that was working for Rockefeller, funded completely by Rockefeller, in Mexico to move out indigenous Indian and indigenous people in general in Mexico to open an oil field. So it is qu…”

Paul Helliwell founded Castle Bank & Trust book_quoted ▶ 52:45

“To me, it's just an amazing, and it's being told by the actual CIA agents that we're doing it. Because this, what's his name, Crowder guy, he actually is the guy that helped Paul Helliwell set up the …”

Neil Bush member_of Silverado Savings and Loan host_asserted ▶ 1:19:10

“War Hamster, I saw you come up. What you got? I just stopped by about 10 minutes ago, so I have no idea what I missed. But I did hear you talking about the Bushes, and I didn't hear my buddy Neil Bush…”

Stephen Halper member_of Silverado Savings and Loan host_asserted ▶ 1:19:41

“He had a partner by the name of Stephen Halper. Y'all remember him from Russiagate, et cetera. His father-in-law, Halper's father-in-law, related to Ray Klein, one of the CIA founding members. He is. …”

Neil Bush member_of Palmer National Bank host_asserted ▶ 1:19:41

Stephen Halper member_of Ray Cline host_asserted ▶ 1:19:41

John Hinckley Jr. attempted_assassination_of Ronald Reagan documented ▶ 1:20:41

“Of course, Hinckley was the guy who would shoot President Reagan. So when you're talking Bushes, I think we always got to bring Neil up. Well, go ahead. Also, I've dug around in a Rio Tinto several ye…”

Stephen Halper member_of Office of Net Assessment host_asserted ▶ 1:21:14

“Yes. Devin Halper was working in the Office of Net Assessment at the Pentagon. And for those of you who are not familiar with that, there is a couple of different offices, one on the joint staff and o…”

Danielle Ganser member_of NATO book_quoted ▶ 1:34:51

“And then kind of step back to put into context the entire operation. Like, for example, this Prelude to Terror, it's not going to tell me all of the stuff about Mark Dutro and all of those. I had to g…”

Aginter Press front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:35:46

“And they call them different things in different places. For example, in Portugal, they called it the agenda press. In Turkey, they call it the gray wolves. And they did that so that it doesn't look a…”

Grey Wolves front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:35:46

George H.W. Bush founded Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:38:06

“But all of it up to that point is there and how the two families used each other successfully over the years. It has the ties to the Carlyle group after Bush got out of office. Him and Jim Baker and s…”

James Baker founded Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:38:06

Saudi Arabia financed_via Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:38:35

“operation that it was a forever war scenario. We were going to be at war forever. So they create a private equity fund. They buy into all of the war stocks. And then after they got them all bought and…”

Carlyle Group laundered_money_for Saudi Arabia host_asserted ▶ 1:39:29

“via the Carlyle Group. So they're taking our tax dollars and then purchasing war machines, and the money's being laundered back through the Carlyle Group, the profits, to the people creating the wars.…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Iran host_asserted ▶ 1:43:54

“In the past, they went in and they've committed terror attacks in there to scare the hell out of them. They did it in Italy. They did it in Chile. They did it, you know, all over. They did it in Brita…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Sweden host_asserted ▶ 1:43:54

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Italy host_asserted ▶ 1:43:54

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 1:43:54

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Chile host_asserted ▶ 1:43:54

Mark Detroit member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:49:34

“network that was exposed in Belgium when they uncovered Operation Gladio there. Because his name came up, I did research into him. I presented that research as part of Operation Gladio because the peo…”

United Fruit Company trafficked Chile host_asserted ▶ 2:00:46

“We don't even want them owning our farmland. And yet we own the farmland in every freaking country in South America and Latin America and wouldn't give it back. And we bought it through corrupt deals.…”

Richard Nixon ordered_assassination_of Salvador Allende host_asserted ▶ 2:01:11

“And when they wanted it back, we murdered the presidents in order for them not to be able to get it back. So these companies went into Nixon and through some very interesting money laundering operatio…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 2:01:42

“Eisenhower did the same thing with Lumumba. And Lumumba wanted to sell us the uranium, but he didn't want to go through Belgium, who had colonized them for 350 years. And they murdered Lumumba. So it …”

Mossad overthrew Israel host_asserted ▶ 2:02:33

“chaos in whatever country in Africa has whatever resource they want. They overthrow the government. We did it in Angola. We did it in Liberia. We did it in Rwanda. I mean, there's just country after c…”

Fabian Society founded Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 2:05:16

“Yes, but it goes back to, as far as we've traced it back, is the Fabian Society in Britain. And they are on record in the late 1800s of talking about having three world wars, that we were going to hav…”

Royal Institute of International Affairs founded CFR host_asserted ▶ 2:06:44

“agitator of China. They have to have these tension points in order to fear monger and control us. The Council of Foreign Relations is certainly one of the elements of that entire apparatus. It was the…”

William Johnson member_of Antifa host_asserted ▶ 2:08:09

“Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. You may have mentioned it, you know, on this thing. I heard your full call a couple of days ago about the Millie Weaver stuff. And, you know, Millie Weaver came out wit…”

James Williams member_of Antifa host_asserted ▶ 2:08:09

Millie Weaver exposed January 6 Capitol attack host_asserted ▶ 2:08:09

Lisa Fithian member_of Antifa host_asserted ▶ 2:08:09

Antifa funded George Soros host_asserted ▶ 2:08:38

“you know, affinity groups basically activating to put together protests as well as January 6th. And a lot of them were Soros affiliated. You know, there's arguments out there that there's some risk to…”

Operation Gladio founded Azov Battalion host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

“has and has done since World War II, trained terrorist cells in Ukraine and is responsible for the entire Azov, right sector, all of that stuff, to include arming them, training them. They are Gladio.…”

Operation Gladio founded Right Sector host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

Operation Gladio founded Stepan Bandera host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

Operation Gladio founded Roman Shukhevych host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

CIA trained Right Sector host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

CIA trained Azov Battalion host_asserted ▶ 2:11:59

CIA funded Antifa host_asserted ▶ 2:12:26

“All of them were created as part of Operation Gladio while it was still under Hitler, by the way. So if you're not going to go and tie these ties back to the origins and all of the apparatuses that wa…”

CIA trained Antifa host_asserted ▶ 2:12:26

Antifa front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:13:24

“Antifa, I don't care what they call themselves, they are a cell that is part of a fear gladio operation that is used inside the United States, and you know 100% that their funding, training, and tacti…”

Eric Ciaramella member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 2:13:46

“And that is true of all of these entities. It's not the FBI. Is the FBI infiltrated and do they have CIA people in the FBI? Absolutely. We knew the whole Peter Strzok, he had ties to the CIA. Eric Car…”

Peter Strzok member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 2:13:46

CIA attempted_coup_against Donald Trump host_asserted ▶ 2:14:12

“at least four soft coups on Trump while he was in the White House. Now, do I believe that I know the capability that our intel agencies have? There is no way that there is not information somewhere in…”

George Soros funded Dominion Voting Systems guest_asserted ▶ 2:20:31

“George Soros was the funder of the Dominion systems that took out the Venezuelan government because they used those Dominion systems down in Venezuela. And then they turned around and opened up a corp…”

Salvador Allende founded Project Cybersyn guest_asserted ▶ 2:23:22

“And they were scared shitless that that was going to get out because that would like totally destroy their bureaucracy and the redundancy of all of this overhead that you have in a government. And tha…”