Operation Gladio & Recent Events w @ColonelTowner

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0:00 Yes. Thank you so much, everybody, for coming tonight. Give us just a few minutes. We're going to give everybody a couple of minutes to get in. And I want to welcome Colonel Towner Watkins to the stage. The one and only, what I would call a complete genius whenever it comes to Operation Gladio. So, Colonel, how are you doing tonight? Thank you so much for joining us.

0:28 Thank you for the invite. I'm doing great. Fantastic. Well, to begin, I would love to introduce you to my two wonderful co-hosts. We got The Real Andromedan and then Factavik. As far as bringing anybody on stage, right now we're going to hold off until the end. And without further ado, Colonel, if you would, please go ahead and give your intro.

1:02 Just a little bit about my background. I spent 30 years in the Air Force. I lived all over, deployed a couple of different times, and spent some time at U.S. CENTCOM, which was the warfighter after 9-11, on the command staff. So I've kind of had a very broad background of military experience.

1:30 I joined the Air Force a long time ago, primarily to get a degree because I came from a very humble, grew up on a dirt road in a trailer and wanted to get a college degree. And my family couldn't afford to send me to college. So I joined to get a degree. I loved it. And I stayed for the next 30 years. I got received. I earned several degrees during that time. I'm an avid reader.

2:00 And so I have a very large library. All of it is nonfiction. And a couple of years ago, one of my degrees is a master's degree from Air War College, which is kind of a year-long study of the history of warfare and kind of geopolitical reasons why we go to war. My area of expertise was Southeast Asia. I traveled to Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia.

2:29 Thailand and Japan as part of that one year program. And I thought I pretty much knew what had happened. So a couple of years ago, I stumbled across a few books that changed my entire world. One of which was a book called Operation Gladio by a guy by the name of Paul Williams. I've now interviewed him twice.

2:56 It talks about a military, actually a paramilitary, which means covert, military operation that was housed inside of NATO that most people have never heard of. And having went on NATO deployments, having been, I lived in Italy for three years, went to several NATO conferences, I was flabbergasted. And it just so happens.

3:23 that this entire thing got exposed the very day I stepped off the airplane for my three-year assignment in Italy by the Italian Prime Minister, Andriotti. And so when I was reading Paul Williams' book, and he mentions the date, the 2nd of August, 1990, as the day that Andriotti made his famous speech, saying, yeah, there's a thing called Operation Gladio, it's ran out of NATO.

3:52 It's a bunch of terrorist units, basically. They're called stay-behind units. And they're planted all over Europe to include the U.S. And they're used for domestic violence. They were supposed to be set up for anti-communist purposes, but they've only ever been used to attack our own fellow countrymen. And so, of course, because it was such a big deal.

4:19 It was my first overseas assignment that dates like frozen in my head. And I was like, what the hell? It also, by the way, is the exact same day that Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, which was arranged the week before when NATO realized that Andriotti was going to get up and make this speech. So I do not think the invasion of Kuwait and that whole thing was an accident either. So I no longer believe in coincidences.

4:49 because it was the U.S. ambassador that told Saddam Hussein if he decided to invade Kuwait, they wouldn't do anything. So, again, having done all of this research and lived so much of this personally and been in places where this has happened, it made it a personal journey for me. Not to mention, I spent 30 years thinking that

5:18 and sacrificing time with my kids, missing birthdays, going on deployments, for what I thought was our doing good in the world, only to find out that most of the military operations that have gone on in the past have relied exclusively on the CIA for intelligence. And what I have come to find out is that, and I'm going to give you guys a little bit of history here.

5:47 on how we got to where we're at, because then it's going to make a lot more sense. But what I realized is the CIA does not work for us. The day it was set up, it was not set up to work for us. It was not set up to represent America. It is fashioned off of a very old concept that goes back to, I mean, it goes way back, but I'm just going to take you back far enough to bring you forward.

6:16 Let's talk about the British and the Dutch and the Portuguese, East and West Indies companies. These companies were a form of mercantilism that allowed a country to issue a letter of marquee to what would otherwise be a pirate, to have them go to foreign lands and basically steal everybody's shit.

6:46 and come back and trade it. These companies had their own private armies, and they had their own private intelligence. So if you move forward a little bit, and along comes America, and you go to the end of the 1800s, there's a group of people in the UK that created a thing called the Fabian Society.

7:16 To put it simplistically, they were fascist. They believed in having a dictator, a one world government, and they actually called it that back in the 1800s. And their vision was they were going to set up a round table. They were going to divide the world into partitions. They were going to have like pan-America, pan-Europe, pan-British empire.

7:45 Pan-Asia. And eventually they decided on a Pan-Arabic, but there was no Pan-Africa. And everybody was like, well, where's Africa? Well, they're not going to be anything other than a slave colony for everybody else because they're too stupid to actually be leaders. So they have to be led. And they're basically of the quality of people that make good workers. And I'm not kidding. These are in their own words. These are the same people.

8:14 that gave birth to Margaret Sanger, who created Planned Parenthood to kill black babies. This is the same people that targeted the opium into America in Harlem and in LA to basically use the black population to experiment on. These people are the most racist son of a bitches that you have ever come across. And I say this only from reading their own writing. I'm not making any of this up.

8:44 They were so bold that they said all of this in writing. So because they never thought they would fail. So as they and oh, by the way, their crest is a wolf with a sheep fur around them. It is literally a wolf in sheep's clothing. That is their. Yes, that is their actual emblem on their shield.

9:16 So tonight I'm going to use a couple of terms that I need to explain for anyone that's new. You're going to hear me say things like an international syndicate. Now, I want to explain to you what that is so that when I say it, it makes sense. You guys may be aware of a guy by the name of Mike Benz. He refers to a.

9:45 entity called the blob. Well, I think in an information warfare game, that's bullshit because a blob resembles jello, like something that is meldable and it also never names names. So you cannot allow anybody that is quote unquote exposing truth to use terms like that.

10:13 That should be your first indicator you're talking to someone that is trying to control the narrative. Because it is an international, meaning it's all over the world. It is not one country. It is not one religion. They are all in on this together. And it is a criminal syndicate that was set up over 150 years ago to monopolize the world's resources and use us as their slaves.

10:42 And there are names. There are a lot of names. And again, it is not one religion. It is not one profession. There are lots of them. And when I come across them in my research, I've now read 87 books on this one topic alone. I name them as I find them. And I'm going to just give you a few examples. Carnegie, Rockefeller, W.R. Grace.

11:11 Sears and Roebuck, some of these people that board, some of these people that are behind this is people that in everyday dealings, especially if you grew up, you know, I was born in the 60s. These are companies that everybody knew and loved and they were manipulating us this entire time. So anyway.

11:41 I call that the international syndicate. It is the people that are the controllers. The people that you and I know their names are not the people that are actually in charge. Those are the people that they run out in front of us for us to focus on. So we don't focus on them. OK, another key word is and this is really hard to explain to people on the first session.

12:11 They use a term called anti-communist. Now, at first blush, when I first saw that, I was like, well, of course, who isn't anti-communist, right? We don't like communism. But they don't use it for that reason. What I have noticed about how the CIA operates is its control of terminology. They will find something that can galvanize people and then they use it against us. So, of course.

12:39 People who grow up thinking that they're free and live in a republic don't want communism. So if I label something, and this is all about psychological operations, by the way, if I label something anti-communist, you're going to have an innate response that you're going to be for it. No matter what it is, you're going to evoke an emotion that's going to be for that thing that says anti-communist.

13:08 Right. We're all anti-communist. They hid fascism behind an anti-communist label. And I want to give you just one example. There's an organization that no one ever talks about that's called the World Anti-Communist League. Well, again, who wouldn't want to be a member of the World Anti-Communist League? I mean, come on. We're all anti-communist. But if you go dissect that.

13:37 That organization was set up by World War II Nazis and war criminals from Eastern European that literally skinned babies alive. And I'm not even making this up. They murdered hundreds of thousands of people for the Nazis in Eastern Europe. They also included fascists from Japan, the war criminals that

14:08 MacArthur refused to try in a war criminal tribunal because he wanted to use them in the aftermath of World War II, not unlike many of the Nazis that were used inside of NATO after World War II as well. And we'll get to them in a minute. But the entire World Anti-Communist League was a rouge. It was used to protect this Operation Gladio infrastructure under something that they can.

14:38 they knew they could manipulate us with. So another couple of words, and then we'll get on with it. There's a thing called strategy of tension. If you ever see that, and I'm going to use an example of how to explain what it is. Their philosophical approach to the world is they can control us by creating chaos to implement control. And if you guys are old, like I am,

15:07 There was a comedy a long time ago called Get Smart. And in that comedy, there were two factions. The good guys was called Control and the bad guys were called Chaos. And they literally use that to control us. Chaos, which is domestic terror events, to control us, to implement laws and take our freedom. Chaos and Control. And the message in that sitcom was you need to get smart.

15:37 in order to stop them from doing this. So an illustration of strategy of tension is in the immediate aftermath of World War II, there was a redrawing of the entire world country boundaries, right? And if they couldn't redraw them immediately, they had a couple of wars, like in Korea and Vietnam, that basically cut the country in half. And that's kind of...

16:07 something that they like to do because factions are easier to control. And I'll give you some examples. So if you go back and you pull up an old map, you're going to find a country called Kurdistan, where all the Kurdish people used to be in one country. After World War II, they divided up Kurdistan and they threw Kurdish people into Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria, where they all hated them. And there's been...

16:37 strategy of tension ever since. If you need a war, all you do is you dress up like a Kurdish person, you attack your own citizens, and then you go to war with the Kurds. It generates weapons. It generates refugees, which is human trafficking. And anytime that you cause a war, there's weapons that get shipped into that area so you can skim off the weapons and sell weapons illegally. So you've got basically

17:07 Two of the three facets of Operation Gladio in just that one scenario, weapons trafficking and human trafficking. The third element is all of these wars are fought around control of resources and in the beginning, primarily around opium fields. So drug trafficking, human trafficking and weapons trafficking are basically why they had to set up Operation Gladio.

17:33 They needed paramilitary capability, covert capability to protect the pipelines of their drug network. And I'm talking about intelligence agencies here, just to be clear. Their drug networks to pay for their covert operations, their human trafficking networks and their weapons trafficking networks. So that's strategy of tension. Another really good example of that is the creation of Turkey.

18:03 Iraq, which, you know, was called something completely different. They created Iran, which was Persia. And in many of the Middle East countries, they installed basically made up out of whole cloth royal families that hadn't they had been maybe a clan leader, but they certainly were not, quote unquote, royalty.

18:28 the basically completely changing the world landscape after World War II. But probably the most flagrant example of this that we've been brainwashed with is Taiwan. Let me tell you a real short story about Taiwan. During World War II, the OSS, which was the precursor to the CIA, basically went into all of these areas. And we're going to use China.

18:57 So China was fighting against Japan. China was on our side. China had warlords that were vying for control of the country because they didn't like the emperor. So the emperor falls and you had Mao on one side and the senior warlord on the other side was Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek had worked with the British to import Indian opium into China.

19:27 And was a large reason why Mao even come to be a threat, because Mao was against bringing opium into China and poisoning the Chinese people. And there were two wars fought with the UK over them bringing in, because India was their colony at the time. So they were shipping the opium to warlords like Chiang Kai-shek. He was the most powerful one.

19:57 And Chiang Kai-shek was selling opium to fund his fight against first the emperor, excuse me, and then Mao. So Chiang Kai-shek, because he was also fighting against the Japanese during World War II, had his own U.S. military attache and OSS support, precursor to the CIA. The guy that was in China helping him.

20:25 was a guy by the name of Paul Helliwell. Paul Helliwell, he would eventually become a CIA guy who created a fake bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas to money launder their drug money. He contacted Wild Bill Donovan, the guy running OSS during the war. The war's not even over yet. And Alan Dulles, who we all know goes on to be the CIA director, and says, hey.

20:55 The Chiang Kai-shek guy has a really great idea. He's selling drugs in order to pay for covert operations in China. I think we need to do the same thing. So they set up an entire operation in China. Eventually, Chiang Kai-shek gets kicked out of China because Mao wins. They set him up his KMT army in Burma. The Burmese government's not having it. He gets kicked out of there.

21:22 And eventually there's an island off the coast of China called Formosa. And they set Chiang Kai-shek up there. And not just Taiwan, there's like eight little islands, one of which is a mile off the coast of China. So what you have is a Chinese island with a Chinese general sitting on Taiwan because they changed the name. And then they turn the KMT army into a political party. So if you attack his army,

21:52 like China was doing, you're attacking democracy because the army is now a political party. And they end up creating an academy that was called the Taiwanese Political Warfare Cadre. And they teach these principles all over the world to CIA-trained assassin and death squads, particularly the ones in Latin America that was unleashed in the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

22:21 that killed hundreds of thousands of their own people. They were all trained in a Taiwanese political warfare cadre to be assassins. That's all happened in Taiwan. And oh, by the way, when we set up Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek immediately declares martial law. Because you know what? The Formosans that actually lived there didn't want him there. They didn't like him. They knew what he was doing. They didn't want his opium there.

22:48 They didn't want him there, and they damn sure didn't want the KMT army there, because they all knew what he had been doing on mainland China. So what he did was he started killing all of the indigenous Formosans. And there is a declassified cable going from the ambassador in Taiwan to the State Department that the ambassador is reporting people being bayoneted out the window of the embassy in the streets by Chiang Kai-shek's thugs.

23:18 So all of that information is out there if people want to go research it. But that is a history that we are never told because they want this strategy of tension. If they want to harass China, they want Taiwan there to use it to harass. Obviously, the kind of elephant in the room is Israel. And that's where everybody likes to focus. But it is not the only one.

23:46 There were lots of countries that were set up after World War II for this strategy of tension. Israel is certainly one of them. And we know how that happened. They were given a mandate by initially the League of Nations and then the UN and UK had everything to do with it. And oh, by the way, go back and look what Balford and everybody that was involved in setting up the country of Israel.

24:15 All were part of the British Roundtable and the Fabian Society that set this entire thing up. They're not disconnected from each other. So the same people that created the strategy of tension and they also, one of their fundamental initial things was there were going to be three world wars. There were going to be World War I, which obviously happened, World War II, which obviously happened.

24:43 And then they were going to go immediately into World War III, which was basically going to be a covert war that was going to be fought to ensure that they were able to put in one world government. Obviously, one of the mechanisms for doing that was to overthrow governments that wouldn't go along and put in a controlled person in charge.

25:09 That's where Operation Gladio comes in, because it was the mechanism to go in covertly and overthrow governments. And I can give you a slew of examples of that. But I got one more concept, and that's called stay behind units. When you're researching Operation Gladio, the original concept of Operation Gladio was called a stay behind unit.

25:40 I want to explain to you what that is because it's going to make a lot more sense. A stay-behind unit was first documented in a war called the Boer War, B-O-E-R, in South Africa. And it was fought, again, by the UK. Everything goes back to the UK in this story, by the way.

26:11 A bunch of farmers called Boers that didn't realize until well late in the game that they were farming on property that had gold and diamonds. Now, Rhodesia had already been set up. So Cecil Rhodes is already down there. He's, by the way, a Fabian Society guy, too.

26:35 He's already got armies down there and they're mining diamonds and gold and stealing all the resources out of Africa. And so they want to they want to investigate the Boers area because they speculate there's gold there, too. Well, when the British show up, the Boers had gotten the heads up that they were coming. So they stash a whole bunch of weapons and like bury them.

27:03 And as the British go by them, a much bigger force and much better trained, the Boers come in and fall in behind them and spring up behind them and start attacking them. Well, they defeated the British and people were blown away that they were able to do that. And the embedded reporter, because yes, there was one, in the British forces that was able to escape was a young man by the name of Winston Churchill.

27:33 Winston Churchill went back and used that concept when he was the minister of defense in the UK and he created what became known as the Jedbirds in Britain and basically implemented the same concept. Now, there's a whole long story about some back dealings between the Brits and the rise of Hitler, because basically the British and the New York establishment.

28:03 funded both the Bolshevik Revolution and Hitler's rise to power. And so there was communications going back and forth. So however it got translated to Hitler, Hitler started creating stay-behind units in 1942. He called them werewolf units. And one of the things I want you guys to be on the lookout for is anybody that uses werewolf or wolf, because you're going to find them a lot.

28:31 in radical groups in the United States. And that is an indication that they are loosely tied to these stay-behind units. So the werewolf units, they came up with that title because they were citizens by day and killers by night, kind of just like what we picture a werewolf. And Otto Skorzeny was the famous trainer for

29:00 Reinhard Galen, who was a Nazi general that was in charge of setting up stay-behind units, as the Germans went into Russia through Ukraine, through Hungary, through Romania, they set up stay-behind units because in case Russia pushed them back into Germany, they wanted to be able to do what they did in the Boer Wars. They wanted to be able to spring up behind them and knock out the Russians. Well, it didn't work out well for them.

29:29 But they did try it. And oh, by the way, in Ukraine today, there are groups called the Azov Battalion and Right Sector. Most of you have probably heard of them. Their ancestors go by the name of Bandera and Stetsko. Bandera and Stetsko, their claim to fame was they were trained by Otto Skorzeny to set up the stay behind units in the Ukrainian area of Russia.

30:00 That Nazi aspect of the stay behind units in Ukraine never left them. They still have swastikas. They still worship Bandera and Stetsco. And if you look up either Bandera or Stetsco, you're going to find out they murdered tens of thousands of people during because what they were doing, they were kind of like at odds with each other and each of them.

30:29 Hitler had promised them that he was going to make Ukraine its own independent state because it had never been its own independent state, despite the rhetoric that you hear today. He had no intentions of doing that, but he promised them that he was. So those people that thought they were going to be the new prime minister or president of the new Ukraine were outdoing each other as far as killing the most people in order to impress their bosses.

30:57 of Otto Skorzeny, Reinhard Galen, and Hitler. And they killed tens of thousands of people. So that kind of is what gave birth to the Nazi presence in Ukraine that is still felt today. So that kind of explains to you what stay-behind units are. As World War II dies down, it's not over yet. Reinhard Galen knows they're going to lose.

31:28 He finds Allen Dulles and he makes Allen Dulles a deal. He says, I will show you where all of my stay behind network is if you make sure I stay out of Nuremberg. I don't want to go to Nuremberg. I don't want to hang. I want to work with you in the future. I've got all of this and I'll give you everything. So Allen Dulles dresses him up in a U.S. four star army uniform, flies him to Washington, D.C.

31:57 Reinhard Galen stays there for a few weeks. He debriefs. They find out everything that he set up. They fly him back to Germany, and he ends up as the very first chief of what Germany calls their BND, which is their CIA, under the first German chancellor, Adenauer.

32:25 In the quote-unquote denazified Germany, they have a Nazi running their intelligence organization. And Otto Skorzeny, he gets moved to Paris. And why Paris? Well, Paris is where they were going to set up NATO and run this entire network out of. And that, by the way, is what NATO is. NATO is not what you think it is. Or it would have went away in 91. NATO is the world's largest terror coordinator.

32:53 because they control these Gladio units. So they set up Otto Skorzeny, who's now going to be the NATO terrorist training command, because that's what he did for the Nazis. He was their trainer. So they set him up in Paris. Well, he has this really weird scar on his face, and almost immediately he gets outed as, hey, that's that Nazi guy. So they have to move him quickly to Spain. And why Spain? Well, Spain was already fascist. Franco's in charge of Spain.

33:23 Spain's safe. Franco takes care of him. He sets him up in Madrid. He has a fake company that he's going to run his operations out of. And most people do not realize that NATO was initially set up in Paris. Well, why isn't it there today? Well, because they use the stay behind unit trained assassins to take out heads of state. You know, hold on a second.

33:54 They tried to kill the French president over 20 times because Charles de Gaulle had the goal to want to give Algeria their freedom. It was a French slave colony. And the French, let's see, the elite is the best way to say that, did not believe in freedom, regardless of what they said. They loved having,

34:28 Slave colonies. And so they arranged with NATO to try to kill Charles de Gaulle over 20 times. By that time, a four-star general had arrived at NATO headquarters, and his name was General Lyman Limitsker. And General Lyman Limitsker had just been fired by JFK. Lyman Limitsker was told by Charles de Gaulle that he had six months to get NATO out of...

34:58 He kicked them out. That's how they ended up in Belgium. Now, just one last tidbit and then we can open it up because this is a lot. I realize that. But Lyman Lemonsker is critical to this. Lyman Lemonsker, prior to JFK firing him, was the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. You know, like we just was talking about a couple of days ago with General Brown. Yeah. So he got told that.

35:29 Now, JFK had just finished the Bay of Pigs. He had a little egg on his face with the military, so he didn't want to firefight him, like make him retire. So he just said, you need to move. I'm backfilling you with Maxwell Taylor, and I want you out of here. So unfortunately for JFK, he moved Lyman Lemesker, not knowing anything about Operation Gladio, to NATO. Now, obviously, that has implications, and I'll tell you why.

35:59 The reason he got fired is because he wrote a plan called Operation Northwood. And if you look up Operation Northwood, it talks about using the U.S.'s Gladio forces, which were called Cuban exiles, to plant bombs in American major cities to kill us dressed up as Cuban army people so that Cuba's army.

36:29 and Castro would be blamed for killing Americans. And then Lyman Lemonsburg and the guys that were behind him, the international syndicate, could retake Cuba with a full-scale ground invasion. And it's really interesting reading that document, and I highly recommend everybody do, because it has been declassified. It talks about flying drone aircraft into buildings. It talks about sinking ships, you know, like we're known to do in order to set off a war.

36:59 It lists all of them. Those were all of their false flags that they said that they could use and have used, by the way, in order to get us into a war. And that is exactly where the USS Liberty comes into this because that was an attempt to sink a U.S. Navy ship in order to get us into a war. We were trying to change the regime in Egypt that time.

37:28 To close that loop, the French Gladio forces were called AOAS. It's an acronym for French words, but they're trained assassins. There were at least two of them confirmed in Dallas, Texas, the day JFK was murdered. At least two. Some accounts say there were four, but there's been two in every account that I have researched.

37:57 So this story has worldwide implications on everything that we're living today. Ukraine, Israel, the assassination attempt on President Trump, everything that we are living through, the assassination on the Slovakian president where they shot him five times. All of this goes back to Operation Gladio. I'll rest there.

38:30 Wow. Thank you so much for all of that. I'm going to go ahead and pass it over to my co-hosts. I would love to hear what they're thinking and how they're feeling about all this. To my listeners, I know this is a lot of information, but here in a minute, we'll ask Colonel to get into basically more modern day history.

38:59 to really be able to tie together what all we're seeing. I would say, hmm, JFK on, because I think that's really interesting, especially since we've got these documents that hopefully are going to come out, right? But without further ado, we'll start off with fact, and then we'll head over to Andromedan. And thank you so much again, Colonel. I really appreciate it. No problem.

39:29 I definitely appreciate it. The Operation Gladio subject matter is one of those things where I wish I sat down and paid it the respect that it needed. But, you know, just working, family, just all of it. Like, I'll spare you my violin playing.

39:55 I know the importance of it. I understand the importance of it. And hearing that great summary, first of all, hats off to you for even condensing that down into what it was that quickly. Like, I know that there's a whole hell of a lot more to it than that. But the Cliff Notes version definitely helped me get some peace with what I've been experiencing here on this app, honestly. I know.

40:25 That it gets very foggy whenever, you know, there's all these stay behind networks that you say there's all this back and forth and all this impression management and all it got. So whenever I get overwhelmed with it, I simply back away because I don't want to get wrapped up or become a part of the problem. So I'm really grateful for what you you have to say about explaining the.

40:54 The subversive nature of it all. When I'm in situations like this and I have somebody like you and I'm able to speak with you and ask questions, I just try to take advantage of it. There's a lot of people here that are thirsty for information, that are chomping at the bit, just firing from the hip, just fighting whatever fight they can fight.

41:21 From the information war standpoint, what are some of the biggest missteps you're seeing some of us make? I'm not being messy. I'm not singling anybody out, just making that clear. I'm just speaking off the cuff. I'm speaking for the movement. I'm speaking towards anybody that's trying to fight this problem. We're trying to fight these people that we can't see, but we know they're there.

41:45 What are some of the biggest missteps that you're seeing us make or some of these traps that you're seeing us fall into while we're trying to fight? So one of the first things that I noticed back in 2019 was people lack discernment as to who to follow. And obviously, that's not a criticism. It's an observation.

42:15 They lack the ability to recognize psyops. And one of the things that I found most interesting about Operation Gladio is, and I kind of coined this phrase, the people who have followed me for a long time know it, it's wearing your Gladio glasses. Once you understand Gladio, and once you understand what motivates the people behind this, and it's satanic in nature.

42:45 Obviously, or they wouldn't be killing millions of people. Once you understand their tactics and their operational mechanisms, it is much easier to begin seeing people that are part of the problem and not funding them, not giving them clicks, basically moving away from them towards people.

43:15 that are actually sharing information and doing so not for money. They are giving you the free information. And your point is well taken. You guys are paying me. I spent 30 years in the military. You paid for every one of my degrees. You are paying me to be retired from the U.S. Air Force. I feel an obligation when I find this information. And I did so when I initially found it.

43:44 to bring that information to everyone. The problem is that there is a, and I don't want to sound like melodramatic, but obviously there's an entire array of people that does not want any of the information I just shared with you to be shared. And it is like running on a treadmill that no matter how many hours you spend in a day,

44:12 researching and posting and sharing all of this information. Do we have thousands and thousands of people now that know stuff they didn't know? Yes, but it should be hundreds of thousands and it should be millions of people. And you have to ask yourself, why is this information not being shared? It's not that people don't know about it. You'd be surprised if you go through my follow list at the people that are actually following me, but none of them will talk about it.

44:42 And I will share with you just one thing because I'm not afraid to name names. I'll name names all day long. When the very first time I spoke of this in a large forum on X in a space was on a program called The Pond. Trumpfrog, Stellar runs that. They're in another space tonight or they would be here. He gave me a voice when no one else would.

45:08 There were thousands of people. His site crashed like 20 times that night. He said he's never had anything like that happen. So not only was it so difficult to even get the message out, the very next day, Jack Posabeck goes on his podcast and for the first time ever mentions the word Operation Gladio. Now.

45:37 He says that it's an old thing. It went away in the 90s when it got exposed. He spends like five seconds talking about it and moves on. The very next day, he goes on Alex Jones and does the exact same thing. Alex Jones does not ask him any questions about it. Basically goes, yeah, it's gone. You know, queso, surah, surah, no big deal. Now, something about me mentioning it on a Monday night.

46:06 required him, Jack Posabeck, to mention it on a Tuesday, and then again on a Wednesday, basically limited hangout, discrediting the fact that, yeah, it's an old thing, it was there, move on. Now, there are lots of people still today that follow Jack Posabeck, and I have to ask myself, why? Because he's very limited hangout. So is Alex Jones, for that matter. Very bombacious. Yes, he breaks stuff.

46:36 But again, they're not telling you the whole truth. They know it. They're not going to tell you, though. Yeah, that's a lot. You know, I got to say it has to be said. I went through like many. I went through my, you know, cognitive grieving process, if you will, once you found out that somebody like Alex Jones was, you know, what he is.

47:08 And, well, because that was my first, you know, that was my first real red pill situation, you know, years ago. But what I was going to say was, I got to say it, there was that Young Conservatives event where Posobiec was front row and center wearing a red blazer. And I just found it really odd.

47:32 that he's sitting front row and center and somebody collapses on stage, like slurring their words in the middle of their speech. And I'm not alleging that he did anything. But what I'm saying is, you know, him having the reputation amongst, you know, folks like ourselves that he has, I just found that to be pretty interesting that something that bad would happen at an event that's, you know, pro, you know, pro-America, pro...

48:01 Down with the corrupt networks, pro, you know, MAGA, you know, I just found that to be odd. That's just me speaking for me. Lord strike me down if I'm wrong for that one, but I just feel the need to say it because you're corroborating the feelings I've had about the man ever since I fell down these rabbit holes, just like everybody else. With respect to not knowing who to follow, I agree with you.

48:29 I can probably count on one hand, maybe two, how many people I deal with here. And I'm going to shut up and let Andromeda speak, too, because I'm just I'm kind of hogging the mic at this point. The best thing that I've done to kind of try to avoid being manipulated is to just stop talking. Sometimes I just stop. I'll just disappear. I'll fall back and I have a hard time figuring out who's who and what's what. So let's share something with you.

49:01 because obviously after 30 years of being indoctrinated in the military, I had lots of heroes. Eisenhower, you know, Reagan, first vote I ever cast. They're all criminals. They're all criminals. I have had just about every rice bowl that I ever created peed in. And I started that thing like month two of this journey.

49:29 That everybody's going to have a rice bowl that gets peed in. If you're a Catholic, you're going to find out that your church was money laundering drug money. A lot, like trillions of dollars. You're going to find out that it was murdering people. The Calvi, the archbishop guy that was left hanging off of a bridge in London. Sedona. Archbishop Marcinkas, who was the Chicago.

49:57 But it wasn't just Catholics. The Protestants were creating universities, like literally creating universities to set up translation programs to send them into indigenous Indian villages in Latin America to the kids that were doing it did not know.

50:18 but they had embedded intelligence people with them to scout out where they were at and if there's any oil under the villages and they would come back and assassinate everybody in the indigenous Indian village. Every religion has been implicated in this. They've all been infiltrated. So anyone that tells you that it's anyone, anything, have not done the research. And the other thing that I would say for you, Fact,

50:46 One of the things that is most important is sources. I oftentimes, I do book reviews every day at four o'clock. I have the book. I have people that buy the book as we go through. You can read the pages along with me. I highlight. But the beauty of doing that is twofold. Not only am I conveying new information to everybody, you have the source. They all are footnoted.

51:16 You can look up any of the footnotes. Most of the books I have were from footnotes of books I had already read. And if I can track down the author of the book, I will do that before I ever bring the book to you to make sure the person's legitimate. The number one book I recommend everybody read is Operation Gladio. It was written by a Catholic by the name of Paul Williams. He's the one that exposed the Catholic Church.

51:44 One of the very first things when I first started doing this, we had three other researchers that were helping me. And I didn't know it because I didn't ask them what their religion was. I didn't care. They just so happened to be Catholic. Well, when we got to the part of the book where it implicated the Vatican, they went ballistic. And they were like, just like what you were saying. It's like.

52:10 shooting down some big icon in their life. Well, I'm sorry. That is exactly what happened. And I'm not going to withhold the truth from anybody about anything if I find it and I can verify it. Paul Williams was a Catholic school teacher. He was a college Catholic professor. He was on every media show, Fox News, NBC, ABC. He wrote.

52:35 Articles for the Washington Post. Do you know who called him after he released Operation Gladio? Nobody. He has never been on another television program. He basically lost his livelihood by publishing truth. So I feel an obligation for people like that that has basically made the sacrifice to gather up all of that information. So about the first 15 books that I bought.

53:03 were references or footnotes of his book. And that set me on a journey that now like, I don't know, I stopped counting. I'm sure I'm over 87. I was at 87 like two weeks ago and I probably bought five more books. But anyway, if they can give you sources to information, scroll on. That is, that's awesome advice.

53:35 No, I completely agree with you wholeheartedly. And, you know, fact is, he's an avid researcher. I've got to give him that. He will figure it out one way or another. Very good at recognizing patterns and picking up on things. And he knows how to smell bullshit from a mile away. So, Adramanen, go ahead, dear. Okay.

54:05 When you were talking about strategy of tension, what popped into my head for today's scenario, of course, is the Palestine, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Israel conundrum with the creation of Hamas. And who created and funded Hamas? Israel. Yeah. Right. So I just wanted to make sure my...

54:40 My brain is thinking right there. There's a pattern. And I when I say that NATO is the world's largest state sponsor of terror without being a state, they are. They created ISIS. They created Al Qaeda. They created the Mujahideen. Every terror organization has been created and controlled by NATO or NATO aligned countries. OK, now moving on along with the.

55:09 true version, excuse me, of NATO. And when you said that Charles de Gaulle defied NATO by wanting to give a slave providence colony freedom, right? Do you think that now in today's age, right, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada are slave colonies that they aren't willing to give up? I wouldn't call them slave colonies.

55:41 Because they're part of the British Empire, no doubt. But we're slaves to the crown. I'm not going to call them a slave colony. Because if you understand what a slave colony looks like, where they cut little kids' hands off when their parents don't make the quota for mining uranium, they're not a slave colony. Fair enough. They are part of the British Empire.

56:09 As such, they are experiencing the same fascist rule. But I oftentimes say this, too, because what another one of my euphemisms that I've come up with is we live here in America, a hologram, nothing around us. If you reached out and touch something, nothing's real. Hollywood's not real. The music industry is not real. They're all ran by the CIA.

56:39 Our safety and security, that's not real because they can stage an event at any time. You're not allowed to do anything without asking permission. I can't even go get my nails painted from a neighbor without her having to have a license to paint my nails if I pay her, right? I can't have my hair colored by someone without them having a license or they get in trouble. So you have no freedom. The freedom that we think we have is actually an illusion.

57:08 It's a hologram. We walk through life thinking that we're free. You pay taxes on literally everything. You're a debt slave and you're a debt slave to this international syndicate because of mechanisms that they put in place that dismantled our republic, like the 17th Amendment on how we elect senators. That was supposed to stop all of this bullshit from happening. And so we talk about other people living in.

57:38 third world countries, we live in an illusion. And the sooner we realize that and we look around us at what has been going on, we get the fortitude then to stop it and fight back. And I don't mean physically fight. I mean by voting for people like President Trump, who at least is trying to roll back some of these.

58:07 unconstitutional entities that has been put in place to control us. Thank you for clarifying that. And I apologize. We just feel like we're slaves. No, we are in Canada. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not saying that we're not slaves. I'm just saying that they're not a slave colony. Like I, this is very personal for me because I,

58:41 Obviously, I spent a lot of time. You got it. You got it. You take as many breaths as you need to. You take as many minutes as you need to because I feel you. I'm standing in my kitchen with my wife right now. And when you started talking about the hands getting chopped off and all of that, it took every fiber of my self-control to not punch my refrigerator. OK. Like you. So you take as many breaths as you need to. So we're going to I'm going to use two examples because you were talking.

59:11 About fact about wrecking or I think it was mentioning that you are good at pattern recognition. So I want you to recognize the pattern. And I'm going to first talk about the Congo. The Congo was one of the brightest hopes of the African continent.

59:33 Now, I just told you about mercantilism and how they have controlled the world and they exploited them for resources. Obviously, the African continent is the most wealthy body of land in the entire world. And yet it is the poorest. How does that happen? Because it has been exploited for hundreds of years. If you go to the Congo, when...

1:00:03 World War Two ended. There was this immense movement in Africa, in the Middle East for freedom. They wanted to throw off their oppressors. And there was a meeting. Well, there was a lot of meetings and there was a lot of organizations that were set up that said, how can we give the appearance of giving them freedom?

1:00:32 Without giving them freedom so we can still control the resources. And that's why we have the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. They are economic exploiting tools in order to control them without the appearance of occupying them. And I'll explain to you how. So one of the most.

1:01:00 charismatic leaders that rose in the late 50s and early 60s was patrice lumumba he was very much a capitalist he was an admirer of america and he was an admirer of our freedom and he loved jfk so um he when he got elected prime minister of the quote-unquote free um congo well where the belgium

1:01:31 Prime Minister comes down and, you know, with his little wand says, OK, you guys are free, but you can't have any officers in your own military. All the Belgium officers are staying. And Patrice Lumumba looked at him and said, oh, hell no, they're not. You're asked to get out of here and all your people are getting out of here with them. This is my country. I'm now free. And so there's a powwow that gets.

1:02:01 convened. And Belgium, because it was a Belgium colony, decided that the area of the Congo called Kitanga, which was basically like a state in a country that had primarily all of their resources, was going to have an issue. And so Patrice Lumumba

1:02:26 because they were mining uranium in the immediate aftermath of World War II, which is like one of the most prized commodities. The U.S. had a concern of Patrice Lumumba just selling it to anybody. So to head that off, Patrice Lumumba comes to America and wants to meet with Eisenhower. Well, Eisenhower says, fuck you, I don't want to meet with you. So he meets with the Secretary of State.

1:02:54 And by some accounts, he also met with Vice President Nixon, which was the vice president under Eisenhower. But they basically tell him, yeah, we don't really care that you're the prime minister. We have a concession for the Katanga uranium mines with Belgium. And we're fine with them keeping the mining company there. And we're fine with keeping it where they get all the money and you don't get jack shit. And so Patrice Lumamba kindly tells them, well.

1:03:23 then you're not going to get my uranium because I'm not okay with that. But I'm willing to sell it to you on a 50-50 directly to you. And U.S. said no. And so they sent the CIA and Otto Skorzeny, by the way, into the Katanga region and instigate a rebellion against the Congo and Lumumba.

1:03:50 And they immediately, after they declared this rebellion, they declared Katanga its own country. And the U.S. immediately recognizes, as does most of NATO, it as its own country. It's not its own country. It's a state of the Congo. And then they immediately go about building the world's largest to date, this is back in the 60s, base.

1:04:21 They end up, while they're doing all of this in Katanga, they kidnap Lumumba. They murdered him. They carried him around in the trunk of a CIA agent's car for about two weeks. Then they boiled his body in acid. And we only know this because within the last few years, the NCO from Belgium

1:04:50 who had his gold tooth, returned it to his family and basically let the world know what happened. And as a result of that, when President Kennedy, and oh, by the way, Eisenhower decided to do that like three days before Kennedy took office. Kennedy had been in office like three weeks before he even knew Lumumba was dead. And it was his CIA now that killed him.

1:05:21 So that's just one of many. And that's not even the only one that, and the way I want to present this is that none of this is new, guys. This is basically how we ended up with Panama as a country. We stole it from Colombia, like in 1903. None of this is new. Colombia, Panama was a state in Colombia, but we wanted the canal.

1:05:52 Because the French company building the canal went bankrupt. It was already 40% done. We, the United States, was building a Nicaraguan canal. We weren't even in Panama. Panama wasn't even a country. So we basically staged an insurrection there, too. We stole Panama, immediately recognized it as its own country, so that we could then work out a lease deal to lease the canal so that we could finish building the canal.

1:06:21 So none of this is new. What was new is setting up the CIA and making us pay for it. Because you know who had to pay for those insurrections in the past? The companies that were benefiting from it. That's how they enslaved us. They just put this apparatus into the government under the guise of the CIA. The CIA has never worked for us. They're not an intelligence company or agency for us.

1:06:51 They're an intelligence agency for this international syndicate to do their shit and their dirty work. And they do it in our name, jeopardizing everybody in the military. You want to know why military people are kidnapped overseas? Because of those fuckers. They endanger every American traveling abroad because people's families have been murdered by these bastards. Wow. And you know, Colonel, with everything that's going on,

1:07:26 And I've said this quite a few times is when everything finally comes full circle and everything is out in the open, we're really going to have to hold space for those that have served in our military. You know, you have a lot of people that they they want to blame them. They want to, you know.

1:07:51 There's a lot of people that literally got thrown into what I call modern day hunger game. Talk about the Coliseum on crack. There's a lot of our soldiers, our men and women in uniform, who get put in positions where they don't have a choice. All I have to say to you is this. Every military operation I was ever involved in,

1:08:19 relied on the CIA for intelligence. That's all you have to say. We had no clue. As a matter of fact, why I mentioned the fact that I was at CENTCOM on 9-11, all of the intelligence that we used to operate on post 9-11 came from the CIA. They're the very same people that stage all the false flags. So you are correct when you say that our military, just like the Iran-Contra,

1:08:49 Oh, well, I didn't even finish. Let me just add the kind of cherry on the top of a pile of shit. So after Lumumba had come to the United States and then they staged the civil war with Katanga succeeding and they were attacking Lumumba, Lumumba picked up the phone because the IMF had cut him off. The World Bank had cut him off. They were starving the Congolese.

1:09:19 Because they didn't like who they voted for. And so he picks up the phone and he calls the Soviet Union and says, hey, I need some weapons because my people are getting slaughtered. Well, do you know the only country that was willing to stand up to America? The Soviet Union and to NATO. And so NATO, the Soviet Union, shipped him a bunch of shit. And he traded whatever he had to trade. He did not give them uranium.

1:09:47 But he did give them resources. Well, do you know what the CIA did? They labeled him a communist. And that's why I mentioned that anti-communist label. This whole thing has been a psyops. So they label somebody a communist because there was a piece of paper written by Truman and it was reauthorized by Eisenhower and every president since. It was called National Security Action Memorandum 4512-2.

1:10:17 That gave, from the time it was created after World War II up until the 90s, the ability to assassinate anybody labeled a communist. So guess what? If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail, right? So everybody I want to assassinate has to be labeled a communist. And that's exactly what they did. So then you have to ask yourself, who are the real communists? Because you don't know.

1:10:47 Because they lie to you about it. The intelligence they're using to tell you, and they're doing it today. Every time you read any news article that blames Russia for something, what it actually says in the article is they're Russian speaking. It doesn't say they're Russian. It says they're Russian speaking. Well, do you know that could be Ukraine? Because there's a shit ton of people in Ukraine that speaks Russian. The same thing with Georgia, Tajikistan, and every other former Soviet state.

1:11:18 So we are being manipulated and they're using words to do it. And we just need to know what those words are so we can quit being manipulated. Because in the 90s, when the Soviet Union fell and they couldn't call everybody a communist, they changed that National Security Action Memorandum to add terrorist. So now you go back from 1991, which, of course, was Desert Storm, which I was deployed in.

1:11:46 And you look at everybody that's labeled a terrorist. It's the same freaking hammer. Yeah, it's all connected. And this is why majority of the time up in my title, all I put is a web. You know, the little web emoji. Because we'll dive into a million and one topics. Talk about weaponized ADHD in this bitch. I swear to God.

1:12:16 and we always end up finding where it inters interconnects it's all connected from from a to z you know from the the drug problems to the human trafficking to the organ harvesting to these wars to these politicians to all of it and it goes deep and you know i me personally my whole goal

1:12:43 is to eventually be able to see and find out who the fuck is the people behind the curtains, curtains, curtain. You know, we always talk about the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, so on and so forth. They answer to somebody. You know, you can't bullshit a bullshitter and I'll bullshit the fuck out of somebody. They answer to somebody.

1:13:06 Whoever they answer to, I guarantee you they answer to somebody. The way I look at it is by the time that we finally, if we're ever able to reach the tippy top of this pyramid scheme that has been designed from, it wouldn't surprise me the dawn of time, but you know, I literally imagine it's like five to six people that sit at a round table and they're all the heads of these, these main families.

1:13:36 And they all just have like this holographic, you know, little touch screen or some shit, kind of like the picture that I designed for this space, actually. And they can see everything everybody's doing. And then they just sit there and go, you know what? Let's fuck some shit up here. No doubt. And that's the thing that made this personal to me. So I grew up.

1:14:03 in the military. I enlisted in 1979 and I lived in a military that was integrated. It had people from everywhere in the United States to include Guam and Puerto Rico. I had all kinds of people working for me. We were a team and the higher in rank I got and more leadership schools, I started hearing people.

1:14:33 refer to Africa as basically kind of like Trump referred to the hell holes. But they were doing it in more of a... It wasn't malicious. They just honestly actually believed this. And I'll tell you why they believed it. That there was nobody in Africa that could actually lead a country. Every leader ended up...

1:15:01 destroying their country and they were just helpless. They weren't going to be able to be good leaders. Well, that always bothered me because you basically were saying that people that were ethnically African somehow mentally was not as good as everybody else. And yet I had read a lot of African leaders operating outside of Africa.

1:15:29 And they were perfectly normal. So do you just get stupid when you go back to Africa? I don't know. The whole thing seemed ludicrous to me. And so I listened to general officers. I listened to fellow colonels espouse this. And I just kept thinking, that's stupid. It's not a skin color thing. What the hell's going on? So again, two years ago, when I ran across Operation Gladio and I found out that they were.

1:15:58 purposely using the strategy of tension in Africa. And I'll give you an example. In the 1980s, we invaded Angola because Angola had been a colony and it was getting its freedom. It had a group of people that were very well educated in Western universities, by the way, and they basically represented one tribe of the people in Angola.

1:16:25 But they wanted their actual independence, much like Lumumba. Then there were two other tribes, one of which was UNITA, U-N-I-T-A. And that tribe controlled the area next to the Congo, where all the Katanga resources were. And it was related to the stooge that CIA installed after Lumumba. So, of course, we're going to support that guy because he's a crook.

1:16:56 white government wanting to, and there's declassified information. There's so many sources on this. They literally said that by destabilizing black leaders early on in their presidencies or prime ministerships, they would make them look better because this is when they were being attacked for being racist and apartheid. Well,

1:17:24 We're going to justify our apartheid racism by destabilizing all of our neighbors, thanks to NATO. And, oh, by the way, the U.S. and Israel. Israel was the cutout. So they were not allowed to supply weapons to Angola. So we're going to send aid to Israel. Israel is going to create the weapons. They're going to ship them to South Africa.

1:17:51 Because they're not an actual NATO country. They could still do business with South Africa. Then they were going to run them across the border into Angola to fight against the only people capable of leading Angola. And because we didn't want them in charge because they were going to be independent. And then you start looking around at the rest of the African continent. And I will say on my pin post, we did kind of a world tour and we spent several months going.

1:18:20 Region by region, the most heartbreaking one, and they're all heartbreaking because we have destroyed so many countries and so many dead bodies because of this bullshit. Africa has to be the worst because not only did they destabilize it to create a mantra that blacks could not be leaders in order to prop up.

1:18:49 an apartheid government in South Africa, they created an organization called the World Wildlife Fund. Now, again, I'll play on words. Who wouldn't be for the World Wildlife Fund? Until you find out that the same people behind the World Wildlife Fund are the same people that are behind the international syndicate, like Prince Philip.

1:19:19 the Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, and all of these oligarchs, the billionaires. So they fund this thing that looks like an ecological, you know, green, sustainable. But do you know what they were doing in Africa? They were doing a couple of things. They would go in under the guise of, okay, so in Congo, we loaned them like $10 billion after we destroyed their country.

1:19:46 The IMF and the World Bank loans them $10 billion, and then they can't pay it. And so because the leader who sold all of the concessions didn't get anything for the actual country, but they're backfilling money into his personal bank account. And so the country's left with the debt, much like we are. And so the World Wildlife Fund came in and said, hey, we'll forgive that debt if we get this area, this area, and this area.

1:20:16 And we're going to put a national park in those areas. And then we're going to kick out all of the indigenous people. And it's for quote unquote sustainable because it's, you know, virgin forest. And well, but there's people that live in it. So it's not really virgin. Yeah, but they're going to have to leave because we're going to put our own park rangers in there. Well, if you actually do a deep dive on World Wildlife Fund, what they were using those national parks for.

1:20:45 Two different things. In some areas of the national park, they put eco-friendly hotels that they didn't ignore the indigenous people they kicked out. In the new temporary village that they built for them, they actually took tour buses to the village and made those people dance for the tourist. I'm not making that up. But in other cases in the national park, in other cases in the national park.

1:21:12 They created terror training camps because they were, in fact, the guards and the state police guarding those where they taught people how to kidnap and assassinate people to be used in the border wars throughout Africa. That is infuriating. That is absolutely infuriating. That that is that's that's fucking wild because.

1:21:43 I mean, a lot of this I am aware of. Because you can find a lot of this in just about every part of the world. And whenever it comes to the wildlife funds, I find it very interesting how many people fucking go missing in our national parks and shit. I don't know if you guys have looked into that. It's quite interesting. But whenever you stop and you think about it.

1:22:16 It is very infuriating. I don't even have fucking words for it, to be honest with you. Because let's dive a little bit more into this wildlife project. Because I try to find where I can bridge the gap between... Because, you know, we got a lot of people that harbor a lot of things, and it's understandable.

1:22:44 You know, I'm first generation American on my mom's side or on my dad's side. I'm like third on my mom's. My dad is from, well, Russia, you know. And so I understand about the Bolshevik Revolution and how that all went. I try just not even thinking about it. But where, I'll just let you go. Go ahead. Well, one of the very first things, if you guys want to go do research,

1:23:16 Like I was saying, on my pin post, Bridget, who is down in the audience somewhere, has done a really good job of putting links on my pin post. I have all of my threads on a thread reader. She loads them. I don't even know how she does it. And there's also a box link. One of our followers in Sweden, God bless him, takes every one of our shows that we do on space and he saves them and they're all labeled in there.

1:23:45 It's the round the world tour of all the different countries. It's not all of them because there's over 90 of them, but it's a sampling on every continent in every geographical region. But what I found is that you cannot search on normal, not on normal browsers. You can't search on Brave. You cannot search on DuckDuckGo. Nothing. The only browser you can use to research this topic is Yandex. I have done.

1:24:14 searches on the exact same words on Brave, and I'll get three things, none of which pertain to the search. If I go on Yandex, there's like 10 pages of shit, like 20 deep. Yeah, I live by Yandex. Yeah, so, and keywords, that's why I focus on words, because words matter. They're called paramilitary. They're also called anti-communist.

1:24:43 And so when you start using those key words that they hide behind, that's how you find them. When I first searched the World Wildlife Fund, I don't have the book in here. Bridget, if you know that book, I did a book review of the only book that I could find that was about the World Wildlife Fund, and it will blow your mind.

1:25:10 To fund the World Wildlife Fund, they set up a group called the 1001 Club. They invited 1001 oligarchs to send money to be able to bribe leaders into doing what they wanted to do with their land. And you just start like you pick up a rock and you find 10 worms.

1:25:36 And then you pick up a worm and you've got 10 more worms underneath of it. So it just keeps going. There's never a lack of the Safari Club. That's another one. Look into the Safari Club and all of the people that are involved in it. The bushes. There's it's a crazy story. And it is literally an intelligence.

1:26:06 operation that operated clandestinely in Africa. Wow. Krista, you've been sitting there so patiently with your little hand up. Go ahead, dear. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you for your service. Thank you for your courage right now to help wake up all of us. Thank you to just...

1:26:39 doing the really sourced work we need because a lot of us are questioning a lot of what we're getting and receiving and your intel feels very sourced. So I want to thank you for that. And I have a crazy question because it's a rabbit hole I'm going down and no one seems to want to address this and you may not either. I'll forewarn you. You may be like either you might not know something about it, but I have a feeling you do, but it may not. I'm just trying to.

1:27:07 source and figure out if it's real, because I have an intuitive feeling that this gentleman is very important to our future. And he's behind the scenes and going unnoticed, but possibly in a good way. So are you familiar with Russell J. Gould? No. You're not at all? Okay. I feel like this is, I don't know why no one knows about him. I mean, it appears from my research.

1:27:37 That he's under the syntax grammar, quantum grammar. And in 1999, he took the Title IV flag out of the post office because it was vacant. The post office was vacant, which was during our third bankruptcy, which gave the opportunity for him to take the flag and establish himself as the postmaster general of the world, thus removing us, all us.

1:28:06 from the central banking system. And the interesting part is we're removed. What were you trying to say, Colonel? This is, Krista, I don't talk about stuff like that. I am here specifically to talk about Operation Gladio. Okay. Thank you. That's fine. That's fine. And I so appreciate that because I'm spellbound by everything you're saying. I just am looking.

1:28:34 for someone who can speak to this, because I think it's why Trump is capitulating everywhere. Well, let me stop you right there. Let me stop you right there. That's a payload I will not let pass on my watch. There will not be a soul on this earth that comes into this space and suggests that Trump is capitulating everywhere. When we've seen more,

1:29:06 revealed to us ever since this man came down that escalator with his life than we have in my prior 35, 38 years, whatever the math is, of living. So just respectfully, in my humble opinion, I share frustrations about what may or may not be happening, but the word that will not leave my mouth is capitulate.

1:29:33 On that note, I'll move on to let's get these hands out of the way. We'll go to Michael. I think that's your name. I can see the first half of it. And then Tejas or Tejas. I'm sorry if I'm butchering names, but I'm letting it be known. I've been looking forward to speaking to this woman for a while now. And if I smell a whiff of a payload getting dropped off, I'm hitting that mute button like there's a hot skillet in my hand. Go ahead, Michael.

1:30:03 Thank you, because that does happen way too often. They want you to talk about something other than this exposure. And I don't do that. That was not my case. We're not arguing about it. We're not arguing about it. I'm setting the tone. If we can hold another space about it, we can argue about it later. We're staying on topic. Okay.

1:30:37 Great. Fantastic. If you guys could be so kind as to repost this space. As you guys can see, this is why I was telling you, Colonel. Factual smells some bullshit from a mile away, boy. Oh, my gosh. I swear he was a hound dog at one point. Michael, if you would like to go, and then we will go to Tejas. All right. Going once, going twice. That's it. Tejas, you're up. If you do not pick up that mic and...

1:31:10 10 seconds. We're going back to Colonel. Just a quick moment. I don't know that request, guys. Well, no, we're over to Target. It's happening. I think it's working now. There you go. There was something mentioned earlier about how the national parks in Africa was utilized, correct? And I was looking a little bit earlier last year and comparing before the whole

1:31:42 surge at the border, the amount that we had interactions with and the estimated amount that got through that we didn't have. And then I started looking and thinking about that, not really just back of the envelope calculations. And it seems to be that there's a discrepancy between the amount that should technically be in the United States versus the amount that's, you know, receiving these benefits and things like that. And I was wondering where would they be if they're not, you know, visible, you know, within the urban environment or trackable.

1:32:12 Maybe farms or things like that. But the only other place I could think to where you can actually service such a large number of people like that would be in the national parks. Your comment on that, if you don't mind. So from an Operation Gladio perspective, obviously, this comes up. The influx of foreigners is part of a destabilization tactic that they use.

1:32:41 characterization that you see quote-unquote former CIA people making about them that they are going to be or are the terrorists that are going to be used is generally not true. Again, patterns. If you go throughout history back to 1948 when they started this bullshit and you look at the terror activities that they created, they were always executed with trained

1:33:08 Operation Gladio resources, not interlopers that happen to run across the border. They are distractors and people that will be used as patsies in the actual event. They are not the perpetrators of terrorist events. So I don't pay a lot of attention to the numbers or whatever. Not that I don't care. Obviously, I do care. But I'm.

1:33:34 I'm not involved in any of the border issues at all. I'm doing basically strictly the terrorist Operation Gladio aspect of that. They're never going to have an operation that relies on a border crosser. These people own airplanes. They fly these people in, they do the job, and they fly them out.

1:34:01 Because of the destabilization, would they use some of those people and groom them to be patsies? Absolutely. But no terrorist actual plan is going to be. And I'll just give you an example. When they attacked the theater in Russia and killed like 140 people, those people that perpetrated that terrorist attack originated.

1:34:30 Most of them in Tajikistan had been trained in Afghanistan by the CIA. They had been shipped to Turkey, sent through Turkish. Their program is called Gray Wolves. Their gladiator operational bases, that's where they did their training. They then took them into Ukraine, where they forward deployed into Russia, cased the theater, came back.

1:34:59 to the Turkish training location, and we traced all of this. And then they did their last-minute final planning and went back into Ukraine, went into that theater and killed all those people. Again, they are not going to use, like, you know, people who swam across the river. They're just not going to do that. That's not how they execute actual big terrorist attacks.

1:35:31 All right. Let's see. Was that Michael or Tejas? Michael when Tejas is up next. Okay, Tejas, go ahead and then Michael will wrap it right back around to you. And then after that, we will, I mean, I'm sure we have other questions. I'm still trying to wrap my head around all this, even though I've watched all 46 episodes of you and Alpha Warriors. Can you please mute your mic?

1:36:02 Tejas, until I'm done speaking, please. No, you're fine, dear. Thank you. By the way, she does do, and tomorrow I think is probably, what, 47, 48 episodes of Operation Gladio every Wednesday with Alpha Warrior. They're currently going over the USUD, okay? And all of us have learned what USUD is. Very interesting. I know she and Alpha have

1:36:31 Their playlist I know I've I keep up with one on my rumble channel for And make sure that I send it out because before alpha didn't have it now He has it one through all the way mine starts at the most recent goes down. So is this kind of cooler? but nonetheless

1:36:52 And this isn't going to be the only time, hopefully, this isn't going to be the only time I can get Colonel in here with us. Because we're not going to be able to cover everything in one session. It's a lot. But before you go, Colonel, and after Tejas goes, I would like for you to touch just as much as you're comfortable with recent events that we've been seeing going on.

1:37:19 Looking forward to that. I was for sure. Yeah, absolutely. Just as much as you can. I know it's getting late, but yeah, whatever works for you works for us. Let me just kind of plug alpha warrior only because Trump frog and alpha warrior were basically the two people that took the chance.

1:37:44 to expose this. I'm eternally grateful to both them. Ron Partain and Warhamster Brady also was part of this. They've been very supportive in getting the word out. I feel like Alpha Warrior's a brother now, but if you guys have not watched any of them, tomorrow night at 9.30 East Coast time, we are going to talk about an entity.

1:38:11 that no one talks about at all, and it's called the Office of Public Safety. Now, I'll give you one guess with USAID that the Office of Public Safety does absolutely nothing about public safety. As a matter of fact, it is where they hide the torture and the assassination.

1:38:37 within these countries that they overthrow. And these offices are set up under the USAID Office of Public Safety. That's how much they hate us. Holy shit. Man, I'm sitting up. I swear to God, man. Like, I ain't even going to say it. I'm just going to make sure I don't have to purchase an extended laptop.

1:39:04 I'm like, and then you wonder why people just sit there and get a wild hair up their ass and is like, you know what? I'm going to go fuck some shit up today. For real. You just really want to just look for that person that pisses you off and just wait for them to ask you a question so you can swing. I'm sorry. Bullshit. We're going to go to, first of all, Colonel, I'm humbled that I'm even in here co-hosting a space with you sitting in here.

1:39:32 I just got to speak off the cuff. Like, this has been a journey. I'm thankful and I'm grateful. And there was that one post I put up recently or in recent history where I was looking at certain people use certain words and making certain patterns from the Senate. And it looks like I got ahead of something. And for you to kind of like it and kind of say, hey, I think he might be on to something here. You legitimized my 15 years of rabbit holing.

1:40:01 And one shout out. And I'm deeply appreciative of that. Awesome. Thank you for that. I am very good about interacting with people that come in. The only reason that I have the visibility I now have is because all of you. I don't ask for money. I don't hide anything behind a paywall. I don't get paid for doing any of this other than whatever our small amount of crap is for our blue checkmark.

1:40:30 But believe me, it doesn't in any way compensate for the amount of books or time. We spend about 12 hours a day doing this crap, me and a couple of other people. So it has been a long journey. And one of the things I pride myself on is interaction, because about half of the references for material come from you guys. You guys are the smartest people in the whole world.

1:40:59 I am humbled to be in the presence of you guys because I will be working on something and somebody will go, they just happened today as a matter of fact. Jay, hold on. I have a book here and it is by a guy by the name of J.B. Hartwright. He wrote a book called The Quiet Contingent that's about the Richie Boys. And the last video that I just put up was.

1:41:29 A DM from him saying, hey, if you're going to talk about this, you need to know this. And I looked that up and I went, oh, my God. So I I had to do a video because I have to get it out to you guys, the names of the organizations and stuff. And then I get flooded with information about it so I can do a thread and then have it there because my whole intention in doing those threads.

1:41:55 is so Grok has the information because he pulls off of people's threads. And so this has been a group effort of everybody. I appreciate that. I'll go to, I don't know who was first. Seattle was first and then Seattle and all. There you go.

1:42:28 Okay. Sorry, I'm at work and I'm walking my rounds outside in security here. So I apologize if you hear wind. I was trying to get to speak while I was in my car. But thank you, Colonel, for coming into these spaces like this. I just love listening to you when I came in and I so appreciate it. And Reaper, I appreciate you having Colonel here.

1:42:55 I try to listen to her every day. If not, I'll find the replay and listen to that. But a couple of things that were touched on that really hit hard for me, especially the World Wildlife Fund and national parks, because I'm a career national park ranger, disabled, retired. And I was law enforcement. And, you know, all my life since I was a kid,

1:43:24 When they would ask you in grade school, they give you these tests of what you thought you might want to be career-wise, and you're like, yeah, right. And I always would put either, like, biologist or forest ranger, and I ended up being a park ranger. Funny that, because I love nature. So, yeah, that hurts, the way they use national parks like that.

1:43:53 There are a lot of places that are off-trail, not open to the public in national park areas. A lot of it is, like, say, in caverns, caves, because a lot of the formations are so fragile and everything, and people will take a baseball bat to them because they're assholes, and they'll put, you know, graffiti all over everything.

1:44:19 and nobody will ever be able to enjoy how beautiful it was. That's what we tell everybody. But I'm sure they have other agendas. And about the veterans and having to have spaces for them, I have had a couple of Vietnam veteran friends, and the one just passed away in August. She was 80. She was an Army nurse, or actually an Air Force nurse.

1:44:49 I would tell her about some of the stuff that we talk about and things, and she'd be like, yeah, really? But this other one that's in spaces, he doesn't want to believe any of that. Everything's a conspiracy theory. Everything is, yeah, yeah. And then he'll just play music and not want to talk about it. If somebody brings anything up, well, everybody wants to talk about conspiracy, yeah.

1:45:19 I don't want to hear it. So, yeah, it is going to be hard for people, you know, to believe that they don't want to believe it. I would say a lot of I would say a lot of people want to believe a lot. I would say that a lot of people maybe or definitely. Hold on. I want to reset the space. There's at least let's see here where we are. There's 95 people in here that do believe something. I have to just say that.

1:45:50 And if anybody comes up to you and says that they don't believe something, well, you're just going to have to find a way to work with the willing. And I'm a great purveyor of my energy. And I don't want to waste my energy on anyone around me that's trying to get me to not believe in something. So if you have got someone around you that you're trying to give information.

1:46:13 And they're trying to get you to not believe in it. Yeah, but I don't care if he's a World War I vet. Like, if he wants you to not believe in something, you got to preserve your energy. So I just want to reset the space. I don't want anyone in here picking up on any vibes that it is okay to not believe in something. Because if you don't believe in something, then what's the whole point of any of this? You know what I'm saying?

1:46:37 I want to be respectful of all's time and Seattle's time and Colonel's time. I want to give you a minute to wrap it up, and I'll move on to those two, and then we'll get back to Colonel if they want to ask her any questions or whatever. Let's land the plane. We can move it. We can go to all, and then we'll go to Seattle. Hi. I just wanted to make – the Colonel brought up the Office of Public Safety, and I just want to make a quick comment about that that's really –

1:47:15 kind of, to me, very fascinating. As the Colonel mentioned, this is a CIA office that goes around training. One of the things they did was, in the name of public safety, they went into countries in South America, training these regimes in interrogation techniques. And the reason that...

1:47:45 great kind of bridge into, because you hear so much stuff about the CIA doesn't operate inside America, inside, I'm sorry, inside the United States, which is just a pathetic joke. But in particular, the 1968 RFK assassination, which is really a case that involves three gigantic assassinations that are never...

1:48:12 ever, ever mentioned by our so-called left, like publications, media outlets, podcasts, whatnot, namely MLK, who was supporting the RFK assassination, RFK, and UAW President Walter Reuther, who took the most racially integrated national union out of the pro-Vietnam War Democrats and put them behind RFK.

1:48:41 And he died in his second plane crash. So this is three assassinations, the last in his second plane crash for the largest working class. Wait a minute. Isn't the left kind of don't they claim to be, you know, supporting the working class? And yet this is the biggest working class coalition in U.S. electoral history, literally trained by the Office of Public Safety. The two guys who ran special unit senator for LAPD.

1:49:10 were Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez. They were literally working for the program that the Colonel mentioned, the Office of Public Safety of CIA in Venezuela, okay? And they were the ones, you can actually see it in the most amazing documentary I've ever seen. I strongly recommend this documentary. It's called Evidence of Revision. The stunning thing about it is it's just got raw footage from actually the...

1:49:40 the night of the assassination, just absolutely mind-blowing stuff. You're saying to yourself, oh my God, this was actually on national TV or this was on local Los Angeles TV. And it's like, even that, the contrast with the media right now is just otherworldly, okay? The other thing I wanted to comment on is...

1:50:08 The colonel earlier mentioned the absolutely critical Congo genocide of basically about 6 million people, right? As a direct result of the CIA intervening in Congo to put force on the side of the Katanga secessionists, right? And this is a direct result of Dallas, Texas, the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

1:50:36 So here we have, you know, a genocide of six million people. They happen to be black people because they're in Congo. It's directly tied to Dallas. And yet our purported U.S. left, which I would put in quotation marks, will do anything possible to talk about the Congo genocide precisely because it links to Dallas and they're founded by.

1:51:00 foundations that don't want them to go near anything gigantic like that that could rock the world of every single high school classroom in America because it leads to Dallas. And oh, the entire media covered up that assassination. So why are we still teaching checks and balances at a cost of trillions to every kid from New York to California? And you have a situation like Marvel, which is so popular. Black Panther, they flat out lied about.

1:51:30 Congo policy. They made the CIA seem like the heroes. They changed Katanga to Wakanda. Katanga had uranium. They changed it to vibranium. So what we're seeing here is a situation in which this gigantic corporate media marvel, which I guess I think is owned by one of the five, it obviously is owned by one of the five mega, is it Disney, media corporations.

1:51:57 flat out lying of a genocide of 6 million black people caused by Dallas. And key point, I'm about to shut up here because I've been going on. The foundation funded what I call McLeftists, such as Amy Goodman, such as Noam Chomsky, such as Margaret Kimberly, will not go anywhere near this. So it's like they are not actually, you know, for the working class. They're not actually for...

1:52:30 sorry for going on a little bit oh no it wasn't you it wasn't you love continue seattle shut your mic you're you're good keep keep cooking you're good seattle just had a hot mic we're good you you're landing your plane you sound good we hear you okay yeah so i guess i'm i just apologize for going on there but it just seems like really what we are what is called the left media in the united states is a highly highly controlled

1:52:58 by wealthy foundation-funded, you know, rich corporations. Foundations are subsidized by rich corporations. And it's really like, it's almost like a strategy of a windshield beating raindrops. Sure, the little stuff, like, that's not going to affect mass audiences, like the death squads in El Salvador, important topic, but it's not going to hit every high school. It's not going to alter the curriculum of every high school in America.

1:53:27 You can talk about that. But the six million people caused by doubt, you know, black people, racist, genocides caused literally by the JFK assassination. God, no. So it's like the strategy of this controlled left is like a windscreen beating raindrops away from, you know, to the periphery where maybe the professors could feel special and more moral than everyone else. Meanwhile.

1:53:56 What that really does is ensure that the gigantic corporations could hit the narrative controlling everyone that hits 100% of the population. So while they pretend to oppose- I see an opportunity for a great segue. I'd hate to cut you off, but I see, because I know we wanted to let Colonel speak about current events or whatever she felt comfortable getting into or expanding on. And I see an opportunity to segue into that.

1:54:24 With you kind of, you know, justly highlighting just how much we're being gaslit by the left and them being controlled and whatnot. I think that's a great opportunity to segue into some current events that she may have wanted to get into. I just wanted to highlight that. Do we want Seattle to go? And then I will do a brief. I'll come back, I think, to talk about what's going on.

1:54:56 right now and try to do a good summary of some of the things like in Georgia, Slovakia. There's a lot of current events going on in Ukraine and kind of weave them into a whole, you know, another presentation for you guys. I would be happy to do. Okay, fantastic. Yeah, it is getting late, so I don't blame you for wanting to go ahead and...

1:55:23 and start wrapping it up. But Seattle, please go ahead, and then we'll go to Ron, and then we'll start winding things down. And I hope everybody's enjoyed this. Truly, I did this as a treat for all my listeners, so there's more to come. First of all, Reaper, the synchronicity. Didn't I just ask you the other day, or tell you, or thought I was telling you about the colonel the other day? Yes, sir, you did. All right. So, Colonel, I...

1:55:57 Appreciate you so much. I've been tracking you for a while. I don't know if you've seen me lurking, but I have been. Why is your husband still married to you? Because he loves me. He better. My goodness, woman. He actually just flew up to New York and bought me a new car. I heard that. Yeah. So actually, my husband. Well, well deserved.

1:56:29 Yeah, my husband is my sanity in this. He's the one that came up with the whole, you know, and I'm sure you've heard it if you've been around for a while, the whole get smart. And I talked to him about all of this stuff. He's an electrical contractor. He's a general contractor. He's owned his own business for 35 years. He flew all over the world doing electrical contracting work. And so highly intelligent, very.

1:56:58 you know, give me a problem, I can fix it kind of guy. And we just, he adds a common sense where I get really technical in the whole military aspect of how this relates to everybody, but bouncing it off of him gives me that input of how

1:57:25 Other people that's not been in the military perceives the information. So I wouldn't be near as well thought out without having to bounce it off of him first, because I met him after I retired. He didn't experience the military with me. And so he's been a critical behind the scenes part of this entire thing. But thank you for saying that. Thank you. Thank you. I'm done.

1:57:57 Colonel, thank you for the plug earlier, by the way. I just wanted to ask you a real quick question. I was listening to, I think it was the Julian Dory podcast earlier, and he had this guy, John Kirikou, I think is how you pronounce it. He's one of those CIA guys that's out there talking about things. I've never asked you, what is your opinion of him? Because I question anybody who's ex-CIA who's actually out in the podcast realm.

1:58:24 I tend to have serious questions about them, and I just wanted your opinion. I don't know. I don't even know who he is. He's a Greek guy. He was a former CIA. Oh, the one with the big hair? I think so, yeah. Yeah, he's crazy. He is not a former CIA person. He is like that, what's that chick's name? Sarah. She's not a former CIA person either.

1:58:54 Yeah. So, yeah, he's definitely part of the propaganda campaign that's trying to scare the hell out of people there. No. Yeah.

1:59:06 Well, you know, I'm generally suspicious of anybody who is in the media who says they're ex-CIA or former CIA. You know, Kevin Shipp, Bustamante, anybody who comes out and says they're CIA. You know, even Sean Ryan to a certain degree. It's like I just I have serious questions about that. So anyway, I appreciate the again, I appreciate the plug. Thank you. And thanks for all your work. Thank you. Wow. You know, I've got.

1:59:39 I've got to say, Colonel, if you've ever been inside, I don't think that you have any of my spaces. You guys have been so well behaved tonight. I'm so proud of you. Don't speak too soon. We're still here. Usually we get buck ass wild in here and not in a bad way. We just like to shoot the shit. Typically, you know, my my spaces are, you know, we're laughing and we're just we're we're bouncing ideas off of each other.

2:00:07 Sometimes it'll get a little raunchy and then, you know. Yesterday she bounced her toe off of a bed frame. So, Reber, you bring up a very interesting point. I have listened to people's spaces anonymously in order to figure out whether or not they are worthy of going on. Because obviously you can't have this conversation. Oh, dear God, she's heard us. Yeah.

2:00:36 If people are going to talk over each other, one of the criteria that you have to have is you have to be able to hear the person out. You have to allow someone to be presenting the information and then you can actually readdress any of the sourcing or anything else. We've had in my space, we've had people that's lived all over the world and come in and say, you know, I don't think that's exactly what happened here.

2:01:05 and i can give them sources they can come back to me and and tell me what part of it i've got wrong i had a lady whose father grew up in nicaragua and when we did the iran contra nicaragua um she said her dad called her crying when she sent my segment to him he for the first time in his life

2:01:32 thought there was still hope for people in the United States to realize what they had done to Nicaragua. But you can't do that if you're not in a space where the host and the co-host manage that so that people aren't talking. I won't go in spaces where they talk over each other because it's just counterproductive. I spend way too much time doing this shit to be talked over.

2:01:59 Well, it's good to know that we get listened to anonymously. Damn fact, now it really makes me wonder about all those times we've seen those little synchronistic. Oh, no, I'm vindicated. I wish I could. I'm going to figure out a way to get this shit in the frame and mount it on my wall here at home. Colonel Watkins said, I am fine. I'm probably butchering this name. Jesus Christ, I'm so excited.

2:02:25 this is an accomplishment for me because if i passed her sniffer test that means i've done something right in my life and everybody else can go to hell i don't care i said what i said and that does say that um as far as i'm concerned um yeah so i'm here and i will be back that is um incredible and you know with that being said i think that's a good place to go ahead and

2:02:51 end it. I've got two babies that I do got to get to bed and I'm sure the Colonel is, I'm sure she's got other stuff. She'll probably be reading like five books tonight. But thank you so much, Colonel, again. And yes, we will be back in touch on the back end. Just let me know the next time that you're available and I am always more than welcome to make space for you. Awesome. It's a date. Fantastic.

2:03:21 Yes, and thank you guys so much for coming out. I hope you guys enjoyed this as much as we did. I'm going to pass it over to my co-hosts, let them say their last words, and then we will go ahead and wrap it up because I've got to go watch Alpha Warrior's Sean Taylor interview. Living here in Tennessee, I've been watching that closely, so yeah. Well, I just want to thank you. Oh, sorry, Fax.

2:03:48 Oh, no, you go, you go. I'll shut the hell up. I'll stay talking. You go and then I'll go. No, short and sweet. It has been an absolute pleasure meeting you, Colonel. And I look forward to our future spaces together. And thank you, Reaper, for including me. Of course. You know, y'all are about to be the 51st state. So, you know. Right.

2:04:14 All right, everybody. Thank you so much again. And I will talk to all of you guys tomorrow. Thank you again, Colonel. You have a wonderful evening. Thank you. You too. And thank you for having me. Absolutely. Anytime. Good night, everybody.

Entities here

Operation Gladio18 Congo17 NATO14 China13 Patrice Lumumba10 United Kingdom9 Chiang Kai-shek8 USAID8 Stay-behind units8 Ukraine7 Israel7 United States7 Soviet Union7 World Wildlife Fund6 Otto Skorzeny6 Paul L. Williams5 Reinhard Gehlen5 Dwight D. Eisenhower5 Belgium5 Iran4 Turkey4 Congo genocide4 Robert Kennedy assassination4 Lyman Lemnitzer4 South Africa4 Angola4 Adolf Hitler4 Fabian Society3 John F. Kennedy3 Allen Dulles3 Boer War3 Charles de Gaulle3 Kuomintang3 Japan3 Nicaragua3 Paris3 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait2 Saddam Hussein2 Bank for International Settlements2 Catholic Church2

Claims made here

Operation Gladio front_for NATO guest_asserted ▶ 2:56

“It talks about a military, actually a paramilitary, which means covert, military operation that was housed inside of NATO that most people have never heard of. And having went on NATO deployments, hav…”

Francesco Cossiga exposed Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 3:23

“that this entire thing got exposed the very day I stepped off the airplane for my three-year assignment in Italy by the Italian Prime Minister, Andriotti. And so when I was reading Paul Williams' book…”

Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack Iraqi invasion of Kuwait guest_asserted ▶ 4:19

“It was my first overseas assignment that dates like frozen in my head. And I was like, what the hell? It also, by the way, is the exact same day that Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, which was arranged …”

Fabian Society founded Planned Parenthood guest_asserted ▶ 8:14

“that gave birth to Margaret Sanger, who created Planned Parenthood to kill black babies. This is the same people that targeted the opium into America in Harlem and in LA to basically use the black pop…”

World Anti-Communist League front_for Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 14:08

“MacArthur refused to try in a war criminal tribunal because he wanted to use them in the aftermath of World War II, not unlike many of the Nazis that were used inside of NATO after World War II as wel…”

Douglas MacArthur covered_up Japan guest_asserted ▶ 14:08

United Kingdom carried_out_attack Kurdish partition guest_asserted ▶ 16:07

“something that they like to do because factions are easier to control. And I'll give you some examples. So if you go back and you pull up an old map, you're going to find a country called Kurdistan, w…”

Chiang Kai-shek trafficked China guest_asserted ▶ 18:57

“So China was fighting against Japan. China was on our side. China had warlords that were vying for control of the country because they didn't like the emperor. So the emperor falls and you had Mao on …”

Chiang Kai-shek funded Kuomintang guest_asserted ▶ 19:57

“And Chiang Kai-shek was selling opium to fund his fight against first the emperor, excuse me, and then Mao. So Chiang Kai-shek, because he was also fighting against the Japanese during World War II, h…”

Allen Dulles succeeded William J. Donovan guest_asserted ▶ 20:25

“was a guy by the name of Paul Helliwell. Paul Helliwell, he would eventually become a CIA guy who created a fake bank called Castle Bank in the Bahamas to money launder their drug money. He contacted …”

Paul Helliwell founded Castle Bank & Trust guest_asserted ▶ 20:25

Chiang Kai-shek carried_out_attack China guest_asserted ▶ 22:48

“They didn't want him there, and they damn sure didn't want the KMT army there, because they all knew what he had been doing on mainland China. So what he did was he started killing all of the indigeno…”

Fabian Society founded Israel guest_asserted ▶ 24:15

“All were part of the British Roundtable and the Fabian Society that set this entire thing up. They're not disconnected from each other. So the same people that created the strategy of tension and they…”

Arthur Balfour member_of Fabian Society guest_asserted ▶ 24:15

Winston Churchill founded Stay-behind units guest_asserted ▶ 27:33

“Winston Churchill went back and used that concept when he was the minister of defense in the UK and he created what became known as the Jedbirds in Britain and basically implemented the same concept. …”

Adolf Hitler founded Werwolf guest_asserted ▶ 28:03

“funded both the Bolshevik Revolution and Hitler's rise to power. And so there was communications going back and forth. So however it got translated to Hitler, Hitler started creating stay-behind units…”

Reinhard Gehlen headed Stay-behind units guest_asserted ▶ 29:00

“Reinhard Galen, who was a Nazi general that was in charge of setting up stay-behind units, as the Germans went into Russia through Ukraine, through Hungary, through Romania, they set up stay-behind un…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Stepan Bandera guest_asserted ▶ 29:29

“But they did try it. And oh, by the way, in Ukraine today, there are groups called the Azov Battalion and Right Sector. Most of you have probably heard of them. Their ancestors go by the name of Bande…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Roman Shukhevych guest_asserted ▶ 29:29

Allen Dulles covered_up Reinhard Gehlen guest_asserted ▶ 31:28

“He finds Allen Dulles and he makes Allen Dulles a deal. He says, I will show you where all of my stay behind network is if you make sure I stay out of Nuremberg. I don't want to go to Nuremberg. I don…”

NATO recruited Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 32:53

“because they control these Gladio units. So they set up Otto Skorzeny, who's now going to be the NATO terrorist training command, because that's what he did for the Nazis. He was their trainer. So the…”

Francisco Franco funded Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 33:23

“Spain's safe. Franco takes care of him. He sets him up in Madrid. He has a fake company that he's going to run his operations out of. And most people do not realize that NATO was initially set up in P…”

NATO attempted_assassination_of Charles de Gaulle host_asserted ▶ 33:54

“They tried to kill the French president over 20 times because Charles de Gaulle had the goal to want to give Algeria their freedom. It was a French slave colony. And the French, let's see, the elite i…”

Lyman Lemnitzer headed Joint Chiefs of Staff host_asserted ▶ 34:58

“He kicked them out. That's how they ended up in Belgium. Now, just one last tidbit and then we can open it up because this is a lot. I realize that. But Lyman Lemonsker is critical to this. Lyman Lemo…”

Operation Northwoods carried_out_attack Brigade 2506 host_asserted ▶ 35:59

“The reason he got fired is because he wrote a plan called Operation Northwood. And if you look up Operation Northwood, it talks about using the U.S.'s Gladio forces, which were called Cuban exiles, to…”

Lyman Lemnitzer proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 35:59

NATO targeted_for_regime_change Egypt host_asserted ▶ 36:59

“It lists all of them. Those were all of their false flags that they said that they could use and have used, by the way, in order to get us into a war. And that is exactly where the USS Liberty comes i…”

AOAS carried_out_attack Robert Kennedy assassination host_asserted ▶ 37:28

“To close that loop, the French Gladio forces were called AOAS. It's an acronym for French words, but they're trained assassins. There were at least two of them confirmed in Dallas, Texas, the day JFK …”

Paul L. Williams exposed Catholic Church host_asserted ▶ 51:16

“You can look up any of the footnotes. Most of the books I have were from footnotes of books I had already read. And if I can track down the author of the book, I will do that before I ever bring the b…”

Israel funded Hamas host_asserted ▶ 54:05

“When you were talking about strategy of tension, what popped into my head for today's scenario, of course, is the Palestine, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Israel conundrum with the creation of Hamas. And who c…”

NATO funded ISIS host_asserted ▶ 54:40

“My brain is thinking right there. There's a pattern. And I when I say that NATO is the world's largest state sponsor of terror without being a state, they are. They created ISIS. They created Al Qaeda…”

NATO funded Al Qaeda host_asserted ▶ 54:40

NATO funded Mujahideen host_asserted ▶ 54:40

Patrice Lumumba overthrew Belgium host_asserted ▶ 1:01:31

“Prime Minister comes down and, you know, with his little wand says, OK, you guys are free, but you can't have any officers in your own military. All the Belgium officers are staying. And Patrice Lumum…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:04:50

“who had his gold tooth, returned it to his family and basically let the world know what happened. And as a result of that, when President Kennedy, and oh, by the way, Eisenhower decided to do that lik…”

United States overthrew Colombia host_asserted ▶ 1:05:21

“So that's just one of many. And that's not even the only one that, and the way I want to present this is that none of this is new, guys. This is basically how we ended up with Panama as a country. We …”

United States installed Panama host_asserted ▶ 1:05:52

“Because the French company building the canal went bankrupt. It was already 40% done. We, the United States, was building a Nicaraguan canal. We weren't even in Panama. Panama wasn't even a country. S…”

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:09:19

“Because they didn't like who they voted for. And so he picks up the phone and he calls the Soviet Union and says, hey, I need some weapons because my people are getting slaughtered. Well, do you know …”

United States supplied_arms_to UNITA host_asserted ▶ 1:16:25

“But they wanted their actual independence, much like Lumumba. Then there were two other tribes, one of which was UNITA, U-N-I-T-A. And that tribe controlled the area next to the Congo, where all the K…”

Israel supplied_arms_to South Africa host_asserted ▶ 1:17:24

“We're going to justify our apartheid racism by destabilizing all of our neighbors, thanks to NATO. And, oh, by the way, the U.S. and Israel. Israel was the cutout. So they were not allowed to supply w…”

United States supplied_arms_to Israel host_asserted ▶ 1:17:24

South Africa supplied_arms_to UNITA host_asserted ▶ 1:17:51

“Because they're not an actual NATO country. They could still do business with South Africa. Then they were going to run them across the border into Angola to fight against the only people capable of l…”

World Wildlife Fund financed_via 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:25:10

“To fund the World Wildlife Fund, they set up a group called the 1001 Club. They invited 1001 oligarchs to send money to be able to bribe leaders into doing what they wanted to do with their land. And …”

Grey Wolves carried_out_attack Kremlin Hall concert hall attack host_asserted ▶ 1:34:01

“Because of the destabilization, would they use some of those people and groom them to be patsies? Absolutely. But no terrorist actual plan is going to be. And I'll just give you an example. When they …”

The Quiet Contingent exposed Richie Boys host_asserted ▶ 1:40:59

“I am humbled to be in the presence of you guys because I will be working on something and somebody will go, they just happened today as a matter of fact. Jay, hold on. I have a book here and it is by …”

J.B. Hartwright founded The Quiet Contingent host_asserted ▶ 1:40:59

USAID trained Manny Pena host_asserted ▶ 1:49:10

“were Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez. They were literally working for the program that the Colonel mentioned, the Office of Public Safety of CIA in Venezuela, okay? And they were the ones, you can actua…”

USAID trained Hank Hernandez host_asserted ▶ 1:49:10

Robert Kennedy assassination carried_out_attack Congo genocide host_asserted ▶ 1:50:08

“The colonel earlier mentioned the absolutely critical Congo genocide of basically about 6 million people, right? As a direct result of the CIA intervening in Congo to put force on the side of the Kata…”