Operation Gladio - Relook at Robert Komer (Phoenix) as a Ritchie Boy

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0:00 More fun and games. It kicked me right back out. Geez. Well, we should expect at this point. That was hilarious. All right. So too funny. Not even allowed in my own space. All right. So I have been doing a little bit of just because I don't want to do another country yet. I'm going to get back into that after I've had the weekend to kind of.

0:39 group from all of this crap we're doing so I'm keeping it light on the research level but I've been looking into several of Cartwright's Richie Boys and one of them that gives you the ability to look at what research we've already accomplished and presented this particular one

1:08 primarily from the Vietnam segment in the Phoenix program. But to go back, and we talked about this guy that we're going to talk about today, Robert Comer, during our Vietnam segment. But I think it makes it more relative. And you guys remember how I've always said that I've had to go back and reread many of the books that I've already read after putting on my glasses in order to understand what they really meant.

1:37 The same is true when you come across something that is a connecting factor like the Richie Boys. It makes you go back and knowing that all of these people were basically trained in two things. So most of these people were utilized during World War II. Well, all of them were.

2:08 Knowing that they were receiving covert training that looks a hell of a lot like Operation Gladio covert training with the cherry on top also being psychological operations. And what you find most when you start researching the Richie Boys is the psychological operation aspect of it.

2:38 They were doing psyops. And there were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of these people that were deployed all over. So to both European and Pacific theater during World War II. I mean, that's huge. So there was way more going on than we've been led to believe during World War II. So anyway, he brought to my attention.

3:08 a post that he had made a while back. And in the post, there's several people that he featured in it, but Robert Comer was one of them. And so I thought, let me just go look, knowing now what I know, the fact that he was a Richie boy. Okay, so you immediately, you know, kind of our go-to way of looking at these things.

3:34 is to pull him up on Wikipedia just so that you can get your mind wrapped around what his background is. Oh, they're kicking Bridget out, too. They must not want us to talk about this guy, so he must be really good. Okay, so we come across his nickname, first off, which was Blowtorch Bob.

4:06 So his name is Robert William Comer, and his nickname was Blowtorch Bob. And he also, of course, spent some time in the National Security Advisor's office, which we know is the White House Executive Agency for Covert Operations, liaisons with the CIA.

4:35 and in some cases, doing their own covert operations right out of the National Security Advisor's office, like back during the day of Ronald Reagan. So it says he was born in Chicago, he was raised in St. Louis, Missouri, and he went to Harvard. Then he went on to train at Camp Ritchie and received additional training in military intelligence.

5:07 And he later joined the CIA. And he also joined the precursor to the CIA because he was in it before the official act of creating the CIA was. So he joined in 1947. The CIA technically wasn't created until 1948. So he joined when it was called the Central Intelligence Group.

5:37 So it said he served on the staff of the National Security Council under McGeorge Bundy. And understanding who McGeorge Bundy is, you have to know that he was president of the Ford Foundation, i.e. a CIA front. And he also was part of the Council of Foreign Relations.

6:05 He was on the group for the implementation of the Marshall Plan, which we found out later was primarily used not for basically rebuilding Europe, but to create the stay behind units. He also was a professor at Harvard. And, you know, you guys can, I think Bridget will post his biography, met George Bundy. You guys can look him up. I don't want to spend a lot of time on him, but he's...

6:35 part of the executive branch problem that we've had in the past. He's definitely part of the international syndicate. All right. So it says after Bundy's departure, Comer briefly served as the national security advisor before he was then reassigned to create basically the Phoenix program.

6:59 All of that nasty shit that we've talked about and spent the better part of a week on the Phoenix program and the murder, pacification, burning down of villages, creating another village, put a remote, checkpoints, all of those things. This guy was the mastermind behind it, Comer. And while he was at the National Security Council,

7:28 He was involved in the negotiations with Israel's prime minister to create an MOU about Israeli nuclear capabilities. This was back in 1965 after JFK had demanded they not have one. So it's also, it says dated March 10th, 1965, the MOU variously interpreted.

7:58 since says, quote, Israel would not be the first country to introduce nuclear weapons to the Middle East, unquote. And there were controversies as to exactly what that meant, because the allegation was or quote unquote rumor was that others had it. And that was the justification for Israel to be able to do it. Blah, blah, blah.

8:24 It was worded in a way that allowed Israel to do whatever they wanted. So Comer then shows up in 1967 in South Vietnam. Now, keep in mind, there are so many of these stories that we've uncovered, so much of history, I should say, that pivots around 1967. That's the USS Liberty. They're doing regime chains left and right.

8:52 And a lot of those was orchestrated out of the National Security Advisor's office during Lyndon B. Johnson's time. So this guy's basically hovering around all of this with his psychological operations background. So he becomes the guy in charge of what was called Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support Program.

9:23 It was called CORDS, C-O-R-D-S, which stands for Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support. So they are basically developing revolutionary, revolution tactics under the guise of civil operations in order to destabilize countries. That's the basic.

9:52 nexus of the phoenix program he he hires william colby basically as his deputy and we all know that william colby goes on to be the cia director um he it was william colby that also acknowledges that over 20 000 people died as a direct result of this cords program there was a lot more that died but they could track specifically

10:24 20,587 deaths as it related specifically to courts. This organization was made up of both civilian and military. It fell under the authority of the Military Assistance Command in Vietnam, which we articulated even though it says that it's the quote-unquote Military Assistance Command, most of the

10:50 Alleged military people looked and performed before, during, and after as CIA agents portending to be military. So it's nice that the CIA tucks these covert operations underneath of a quote-unquote military assistance command. They are still 100% CIA.

11:21 President Lyndon Johnson had sent Comer to South Vietnam to provide an impetus to nation building efforts. Comer was known for his broke management style. I mean, he was a bully. That's the best way to say it, which endeared himself to the president. And that's how he got his nickname Blowtorch Bob from Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge.

11:49 And so basically, he was in charge of the Phoenix program while Lodge was the ambassador over there. Now, Henry Cabot Lodge comes up a whole lot of times in the discussion of Operation Gladio. I mean, a lot. So take a look at him. He served as the ambassador to the UN.

12:20 He, during Dwight Eisenhower's administration, which we know is when they were setting up Operation Gladio in 1960, he ran as the vice president on the Richard Nixon ticket that got derailed by JFK. And it says that he later served as a diplomat in the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Gerald Ford.

12:50 administration so he is the epitome of the two wings of the same bird not picky about who he's actually working for doing the work of the international syndicate he led the draft eisenhower movement back in the 1952 so a lot of people credit him for eisenhower even running um let's see he

13:24 We're just going through real quick. He went to a bunch of private schools. He served in the Army as a lieutenant colonel during World War II. And let's see. There was a couple of other things. He was part of the Senate. He was a senator.

14:02 He was the guy that was the behind-the-scenes liaison when JFK was trying to negotiate with Cuba to recognize them, and many people believe that it was supposed to be a secret negotiation between Khrushchev and Fidel Castro and Kennedy, and it was being done.

14:32 Via the lodge, he was being used as kind of the cutout for the negotiations. And many people believe because he's part of the international syndicate that it was him that was telling everybody that's in the syndicate what Kennedy was doing and that not the Bay of Pigs and all that other bullshit.

14:58 that it was him actually going to recognize the government of Fidel Castro and stop the anti-communist bullshit as a talking point that got him assassinated. There are a lot of people, I've read that in multiple places, that they believe Cabot sold him out and that is what got everybody's dander up. Because if they were able to

15:27 negotiate a settlement and a recognition of Cuba, they would have lost the impetus for their Operation Condor activities because there would not be a, oh my God, we can't have another Cuba in the Western Hemisphere. And they would have also lost their anti-communist impetus because it would have shown that you can actually deal with

15:57 the Soviet Union under the quote-unquote communists there who would actually work deals with the United States. So it would have literally exploded everything that they used in Europe to justify the stay-behind units. And this is in 1960, guys. This is well before any of this stuff was revealed in the 1990s. So this would have been literally blowing up their entire world. And everything that they had used psychologically,

16:27 to F with everybody as far as the big boogie man of the USSR and Cuba in our theater. So this is monumental. And so anyway, I'm going to go back to talking about Robert Comer. And so you can kind of see where

16:53 This is going that they have these two people over there in Vietnam, and they're basically running the Phoenix program to iron out all of the kinks of this pacification program, because from a psychological operations perspective, they've been running the Phoenix program on us for a very long time. And if you go back and you research the Phoenix program, as we've done, you can.

17:22 clearly see, and I pointed them out to you, the parallels between the Phoenix program and the Homeland Security Office. There is a direct correlation at every level. So that's why it's so important to look into these types of things. So the Wiki article goes on and says, however, the problems that Cord faced were intractable and the results of Comer's

17:53 In a revealing discussion with military historians, Comer said, quote, everybody and nobody, unquote, was responsible for counterinsurgency against the, quote, unquote, communist Viet Cong guerrillas.

18:10 He said it, quote, fell between stools, which accounted for the prolonged failure to push things on a large scale, even though many correctly analyzed the need, unquote. Comer focused his work on the expansion of village militias loyal to the South, believing that they could provide local security against guerrillas. Comer left South Vietnam in 1968.

18:39 And after working briefly as a consultant to RAN, which, by the way, is a front for the CIA as well, he was appointed to be the ambassador of Turkey. Now, I want you to understand the significance of this. So the guy that is setting up the destruction of Vietnam during the time that it is serving as a transit for the world drugs out of the Golden Triangle.

19:10 Do you see where we're going with this? And as soon as they know that Vietnam is going to fall and the opium focus is going to be transferred to northern Iran, Turkey, and Afghanistan, lo and behold, Robert Comer shows up as the ambassador to Turkey. The CIA guy. The CIA guy turned ambassador. So he's a richie boy.

19:41 He's a CIA asset. He's a Rand employee. He's a vicious murderer of Vietnamese. And we just appoint him in 1968 to be the ambassador to Turkey. And it says that he was succeeded in the cords Vietnam operation by William Colby, which I had already told you because he was the deputy.

20:11 It goes on to say that Ambassador Comer, known for his success in garnering support in a hostile environment like Vietnam, tried to calm down the relations in the Turkish population, which let me tell you 100% is bullshit because we know from our studies, and that's the reason why.

20:34 All of this crap in Wikipedia, while it gives you a good skeleton to look at, you have to know what the hell's going on if you're going to actually use Wikipedia. Because who had the biggest NATO stay-behind trained Gladio program in the entire world? Turkey. Do you think it's a coincidence that Comer ends up as the ambassador to Turkey? Because I don't.

21:03 And so all of what ended up being billions and billions of dollars funneling into Turkey in what we were told was the equipping of their military created a huge source of weapons to then float over to the covert market for resale. I don't for one minute believe that.

21:32 All of the money that went in, because we spent more money in Turkey than anywhere on the mill-to-mill sales. And if you go and read different people who live in Turkey and what they write about the arms market, and look where Bulgaria is in relation to Turkey. And there were people who were arrested.

22:02 with, that are not in the military, with NATO weaponry in their trunks on their way to Bulgaria. Because Bulgaria became the port in which all of the covert shipments of both former Soviet and excess, and I'm putting that in air quotes, like big magic air quotes, material went out to the covert markets into the illicit.

22:34 arms trafficking. And so you have this whole setup that unfolds in front of us when you start looking into what these people were doing and where they were doing it. And don't forget that you have the built-in strategy of tension with the Kurds when we were talking about what was happening in Turkey when we looked at Europe's

23:03 And if you recall, we described how that the Gray Wolf slash Gladio elements in Turkey would dress up as the PKK or the Pesmergas or whatever of Kurdish nationality, attack their fellow Turkish members, pretending to be Kurds.

23:31 and then unleash holy hell on the Kurdish people after lying and saying it was the Kurds that attacked the Turkish people when it was the Turkish attacking their own people pretending to be Kurds. And they would wipe out entire villages of Kurdish people under the auspices of holding them accountable, raping little kids, beheading people in front of their children.

24:01 And just horrific retribution under a supposed attack that didn't even happen the way they portended it to have happened. And overseeing all of this is this Comer dude. He's right smack in the middle of it. Okay, so it says that he left a special mark in Turkish history on January 6, 1969 at the beginning of his tenure.

24:34 His car was set on fire in the Middle East Technical University by a group of students. They say that they're Marxist-Leninists, but we don't know what they were actually. And they did it under the banner of an organization that aligned with Marxist-Leninists. But again, what I have read is that's not true at all, that that was another.

25:07 Operation Gladio activity that basically set up the ability for them to implement change and increase military funding because the U.S. ambassador was quote-unquote under attack. This was used both inside the United States, in NATO, and in Turkey.

25:35 in order to increase funding to perpetuate the Operation Gladio at an accelerated pace, that this was all a creation of their own. So after he's done in Turkey creating havoc, he returns to Rand in 1970 doing quote-unquote defense studies. And he was there basically.

26:08 writing about his activities in South Vietnam, basically his experience with the Phoenix program, no doubt writing doctrine that was going to be then utilized in other pacification programs that occurred after Vietnam. And there was a slew of them, especially under Operation Condor and in Africa that occurred after they practiced it.

26:39 in Vietnam. And it says that during that time, he went back in 1970 to South Vietnam for a two-week tour. On his return to the U.S., he reported that the U.S. and South Vietnam had beaten the Viet Cong insurgency and controlled most of the population, which was a patent lie.

27:10 It says that Comer would later work for Jimmy Carter's administration as well. And in the 80s, he became a vocal critic of basically building up our Navy. And he died in, let's see, when did he die? He died in 2000, but not before he was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Lyndon B. Johnson.

27:40 And that's why I think if you go back and you look at everybody that was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom, we could probably find another hot that's very similar to the Richie Boys. That would be the who's who of the International Syndicate. All right. So having said that, I did want to, I found a paper that was written by a guy by the name of Frank Jones.

28:09 He was a professor at the Army War College. And let me go down here. Where is the other part? I found it interesting because it's talking about Comer and the pacification program. There was a part in here, now I'm not going to be able to find it, that talked about...

28:48 Okay, here it is. This guy, Frank Jones, the guy that's writing this paper, becomes an SES, which we all know what that is, the senior civilian employees of the U.S. government, and moves into the principal director for strategic plans and resources in the Department of Homeland Security.

29:22 So I want you to, he's worked in all kinds of different Department of Defense jobs. He also worked in policy for special operations. And his last job was working in Homeland Security. Now, I'm going to say this as non-screaming as I can.

29:53 The guy that implemented the Phoenix program, which is a civilian pacification program, held a job at the senior levels of Homeland Security. Let that just rattle around in the air for a little bit, okay? So here's this guy's paper.

30:26 I'm going to read just a little bit of it. At 44 years old, Robert Comer felt the tug of the string of memories appointed by Johnson as the interim National Security Advisor when McGeorge Bundy left for a few weeks before to head the Ford Foundation. Comer later recalled that period as the most painful six weeks of my life.

30:56 Now, after responding to several reporters' questions, Johnson announced that Comer would assume the new position. Johnson had earlier summoned Comer to the Oval Office to discuss his new role. Bob, this is a quote, I'm going to put you in charge of the other war in Vietnam, unquote. Comer was unfamiliar with the term the other war. He asked, Mr. President, what's the other war in Vietnam? I thought we only had one.

31:25 Well, the president replied, that's part of the problem. I want to have a war to build as well as destroy. So I want to put you in charge of generating a massive effort to do more for the people of South Vietnam, particularly the farmers in the rural areas. And your mandate will be an extensive one. In fact, I wrote it myself, unquote. Comer declared that he was no expert in Southeast Asia. The president said.

31:56 I've got too many people who claim to be longstanding experts. What we need is some fresh blood, unquote. Comer knew that there was no argument he could muster to dissuade Johnson. Johnson's leadership style was simple. Pick the right man for the job and the rest would take care of itself. Johnson had already decided Bob Comer was the right man. He got things done.

32:21 Under this order, Robert Comer set out to implement the president's goals for the quote-unquote other war in Vietnam. Goals that were staggeringly different and complex from the large unit war being conducted there. In essence, to fight the other war, he had to redirect and harness the activities of civilian agencies as well as military efforts to provide security and defeat the Viet Cong guerrillas.

32:49 As part of a better coordinated U.S. effort to support the government of South Vietnam through a nation building program known as pacification. You like how that's, that's like Orwellian. Nation building through pacification. This term, and you know what I just thought of? That's kind of exactly what build back better is. Build back better is nation building through.

33:21 pacification. That's exactly what it is. This term had become a substitute for counterinsurgency. The story is edifying in terms of such significant contemporary issues as the influence of bureaucratic politics, institutional bargaining, and the role of presidential staff, the formulation and conduct of foreign policy, and the use of non-military instruments to wage war.

33:53 especially counterinsurgency, as is occurring in Iraq today, which is another pacification program, guys. Moreover, it is instructive as to the sway a single person can have on a national security policy by understanding and using the levers of power. This is no small point. Richard Falkenrath

34:21 President George W. Bush's Deputy Homeland Security Advisor until May 2004, in speaking about senior leaders in the Department of Homeland Security, remarked, many officials at the department were so inexperienced in grasping the levels of power in Washington and so bashful about trying that they failed to make progress on some fronts. I don't even want to know what progress they were trying to make.

34:48 Robert Comer understood the president's determination to strengthen pacification as an element of U.S. policy in Vietnam. Johnson wanted to make Vietnam a showcase of economic, social, and political development in Asia. Pacification was the quote-unquote great society transplanted thousands of miles away. Comer recounted that Johnson saw the other war as largely being a sort of building.

35:17 of the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Rural Electrification Administration. Johnson had made a personal commitment to pacification when he met with the Chief of Staff Tho and Prime Minister Cai of the Republic of Vietnam in Honolulu two months earlier. Johnson was not alone in recognizing the U.S. government's flawed organization to support pacification.

35:47 The cabinet officials from civilian agencies, the Department of Defense, the U.S. missions in Saigon, had met in January of 66 in a small Virginia town outside of Washington, D.C. to discuss the topic, but could not reach agreement on how to manage pacification more effectively in Washington or in Saigon. The idea of a Vietnam czar in Washington surfaced soon after, but there was disagreement about where this person should work.

36:16 State Department wanted the person to be a special assistant to the Secretary of State. Chester Cooper, a staff member of the National Security Council, wrote an impassioned memo to the president arguing that the person should work for the president in the White House, basically out of the National Security Office, which is what they ended up doing like with the Iran-Contra. So there was definitely that line of thinking both before.

36:45 during and after this particular episode. So it says that this view had prevailed and now it was up to Comer to carry out the president's commitment in the face of the bureaucratic resistance from the civilian agencies. So Comer is basically going to function as a member of the National Security Council forward deployed.

37:15 into Vietnam doing the bidding of the president. And keep in mind, that is the model that was used in the Iran-Contra only out of the VP's office when they had Felix Rodriguez and those guys being ran out of Vice President Bush's office directly as part of the National Security Council. Comer said about

37:43 With terrier-like determination, he had a reputation among Washington insiders for being prickly, abrasive, brash, impatient, and intolerant of bureaucratic foot dragging. As a longtime central intelligence analyst and NSC staff member, he understood that a conversation between the president and him would be insufficient to move the civilian bureaucracies to achieve the president's objective. Johnson directive.

38:13 that he was to manage and supervise an authority Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara wanted included would have to be in writing for a bureaucrat to believe. Even then, the bureaucrats would challenge Comer's authority and cooperation may have to be forced. But a presidential directive was a necessity for him to have any chance of succeeding. He set about writing the document for the president to sign.

38:41 So basically, Comer was creating his own job description. Comer understood his mandate as a management problem subject to analysis, input-output models, concepts that he had learned at the Harvard Business School. Synchronize existing U.S. civilian agency programs in Vietnam, identifying gaps in civilian capability.

39:07 and developing new programs to eliminate those problems as, quote, it was the president's determination that the program be speeded up, given priority over military operations, and conducted in a wartime urgency, unquote. So basically, Johnson had told him to go over there and build back better Vietnam. He recognized as well that the primary focus of his efforts must be

39:37 in Saigon and not Washington in order to implement the direction. There were two approaches to take. The more direct approach, and Comer always preferred the direct approach, was to work with the ambassador at the time. And the ambassador, the deputy to Ambassador Lodge was William Porter.

40:12 Porter had been designated to improve the management of the U.S. support of the pacification efforts as Comer's counterpart in Saigon, and together they would use the authority of the president over the resistance in the bureaucrats that they knew they were going to get. In this approach, the U.S. mission would be both friend and foil. The indirect and secondary approach was for Comer to use his mandate to advantage with senior

40:44 officials in Washington by having these officials instruct their field agencies to comply with Porter or his guidance. One aspect was certain. Comer was not going to waste valuable time working through interagency committees in Washington. He believed that intervening from the top would be the solution. By the end of March,

41:04 Comer had completed and cleared with the relevant civilian agencies a presidential directive designed to centralize the management of the pacification program in Washington under his direction. The State Department had put up a fight, but presidential assistants Joe Califano and Bill Moyers, which of course we know moves on to be a CIA media voice.

41:31 convinced the Secretary of State, Dean Rusk, to yield. President Johnson signed this directive, which later came out as National Security Action Memorandum 343, and created a special assistance for peaceful construction in Vietnam. Another Orwellian term. Peaceful construction, which resulted in...

42:01 The 100% mowing down of villages, creating a smart city, for lack of a better words, back in the 60s, at a remote location with a moat around it so that they could control the comings and goings of everybody that had been in that village they just razed to the ground. So that's the quote-unquote peaceful construction in Vietnam project.

42:32 The directive spilled out clearly Comer's mandate to carry the responsibility for the direction, coordination, and supervision in Washington of the U.S. non-military programs for peaceful construction relating to Vietnam. The document also underscored the urgency with which the president wanted his commitment carried out and that Comer and his deputy, Ambassador William Leonard,

43:00 would assure that the civilian pacification efforts were coordinated with military operations. Further, he would support the U.S. mission in Saigon on matters under his purview. Comer administered a White House bureaucratic coup d'etat as well. He was to have direct access to the president at all times. He had divorced himself from the NSC staff.

43:25 And he would not report to the president's national security advisor. He was going to report directly to the president. Comer had then created an office with a small select staff to assist him. Leonhardt, as noted, was going to be his deputy. Porter recommended a young service officer. You guys aren't going to believe this. Richard Holbrook, who we know is featured.

43:54 many, many times in the future as a corrupt SOB working inside the White House of various administrations, who had worked for him in Saigon. Holbrooke, in turn, recommended that Comer hire Army Lieutenant Colonel Robert Montague. Montague had extensive experience in Vietnam, having served as the advisor to a South Vietnamese Army unit and a member of

44:22 Westmoreland staff at the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Vietnam. Comer added two RANDCorp employees, keep in mind those are CIA assets, a Bureau of Budget employee to control agency allocations of funding for pacification activities, and two other staff members. In less than a week, Comer decided that he needed to see firsthand how the pacification was faring and went to South Vietnam.

44:53 It was the first of more than a dozen trips that he would take over the next year from his perch in Washington, D.C. He sent his official trip report by message to LBJ Ranch in Texas. It began with a self-deprecatory statement that his views should be, quote, be taken with a grain of salt as coming from a one-week expert, unquote.

45:22 Nonetheless, Comer's views were generally positive. He had established a close working relationship with Lodge, Porter, and Westmoreland. He also was confident that the U.S. government could build an effective non-military effort to complement the military actions. Praising Porter for his initial efforts to coordinate the previously loosely aligned civil efforts, he agreed that the civil program was...

45:51 lagging significantly behind the military effort. Comer understood that military requirements had priorities but cited a number of problems that were causing economic instability for South Vietnam. These issues needed immediate attention. The first was basically port space and they got the USAID who was in charge of the port.

46:20 allocation facilities and the government of South Vietnam were hindered were hindered the arrangement that they had of the port was hindering the distribution of aid to the Vietnamese people and also it was causing widespread economic problems not you know

46:44 the fact that they were murdering anybody. They just have to worry about the port space. And a lot of that had to do with taking over port facilities for their drug trade because they didn't give a damn about the economic well-being of anybody in Vietnam. And it's easy to...

47:07 read through these things and understand what they're actually saying without saying it because they can't put that part in paper on paper but they know all of them knew that they were setting up an international drug operation and so they can talk to you about port prioritization and anybody reading this would infer that they're actually talking about goods and services for people they are not

47:37 They are talking about taking over the ports for the control of the drug trade. So just want to throw that in. A month later in a cable to Johnson, Comer apologized to the president for the long period in which he had not provided him an update by saying, if I had not been much in evidence, it is because I have been trying to operate full tilt as a flood of traffic and resulting.

48:07 anguished screams will attest, unquote. In other words, he's ringing people's neck in order to get things going. His moniker blowtorch from Ambassador Lodge was assigned and Lodge had likened Comer's demand for progress to having a blowtorch aimed at the seat of one's pants. Comer reveled in the title. Comer continued his message by

48:36 providing a frank assessment to Johnson. The civil side was a mess. Again, he pointed out that the military dominance in Saigon, the weak and apathetic South Vietnamese government, the inability of the U.S. civilian agencies to operate at the high tempo that war required, and Lodge's ineffectual leadership of the U.S. pacification effort. Comer argued that a military buildup would prevent a disaster.

49:03 but would not guarantee victory in a political war. Further, he saw the adverse side effects to the military buildup. It was generating anti-Americanism induced by the visible military presence and pressures of inflation. Now, this is hilarious. The military is carrying out what they are being told to do.

49:34 by circumstances that the CIA is setting up by their sabotage of the northern Vietnamese and these tricks that they're playing on them in their covert operations, and then the richness of them telling that the military is generating anti-Americanism, not their wholesale murdering of civilians.

50:04 That's not doing anything. Not the CIA's completely laying waste to entire villages. The problem is having military people walking around in military uniforms. That's a problem, according to Comer. Comer offered several recommendations that the Pentagon would not find appealing. Lodge needed to insist on better balance between the military and civil efforts and press for military assistance.

50:34 such as in-country airlift for moving USAID supplies to rural areas and helping with the port congestion. Comer believed that eliminating the Viet Cong influence in the countryside and limiting inflation were the highest priorities. He urged the president to press these points on Lodge and to support Comer's position in the inevitable fights with the Pentagon over them.

51:03 The president acted as Comer requested when Lodge returned to Washington for consultations. Comer reiterated his concern at a National Security Council meeting a few days later, going as far as to say that the pacification has been outrun by our search and destroy capability. He had the president's ear when at a 16 May meeting.

51:26 On Vietnam, he outlined for the president his concern and recommendation to have DOD take steps to reduce the inflationary impact of military outlies and take over port operations from USAID to move material. Johnson's response was simply to get recommendations and let's move on these points. Comer subsequently sent a cable to Porter telling him.

51:55 the president's direction. Comer understood Johnson's psychological need for information on the progress of the past vacation program. He would send a flurry of memoranda to Johnson in May and June outlining the issues. The president's response was always favorable, like, Bob, I applaud you, blah, blah, blah, keep it up, keep it hot. Johnson's words were unmistakable indications as to why the president has selected him. But Comer recognized,

52:25 that these memoranda were what they were, merely a device to keep Johnson informed. Johnson never issued any orders via the memoranda. Comer kept pressing Porter for more progress, and he kept the pressure on by sending Leah Hard and other staff members to Vietnam to see if the initiation of the Comer priorities were occurring quickly enough.

52:52 In a weekly reporting cable to the president, Lodge included information on pacification efforts, but he was merely responding to what he knew to be Johnson's interest. In truth, Porter was devoting most of his energy to being the deputy chief of mission, responsible for the U.S. mission daily functioning, not the pacification. Further, Porter, as deputy ambassador, had no

53:19 but to defer to Lodge's authority in all matters. So basically what they're describing is what has become, even in their circles, some turf warfare in that the ambassador is resentful of what Comer is doing from the White House and basically having had his deputy assigned

53:48 to work for Comer while he was still actually working for the ambassador. And that obviously is going to cause some chaos. And the author goes on down a little further and talks about Comer's views had detractors in the civilian agencies, obviously. At the CIA, you had one guy there by the name of George Carver.

54:14 who ran basically the Vietnam desk, had sent a memorandum to Richard Helms, who was the CIA director at the time, after Comer's second visit, and he accused Comer of fundamental misconceptions about the nature of the war in Vietnam. He felt Comer was raising the president's expectation for a quick fix.

54:42 When, in fact, that wasn't happening. And we've already saw earlier in some of the comments where Comer had told Johnson that it was going the way he wanted, that we were winning. And Carver sitting in the CIA is saying that's absolutely not true. And you can see this is necessary back and forth. If the real objective is this drug network.

55:11 Keeping the hopes up of the senior people is necessary in order for you to continue running your operations, which is first and foremost the trafficking of opium. And a fallout of that is the excess weapons that get thrown into the theater that you can skim off the top. And then, of course, because you're displacing millions of people.

55:39 you have all of the potential for human trafficking. And so that is, in a nutshell, every one of these operations that has gone on. And it is obviously very telling when you go back and you look at this written by people who understand exactly how it was done in Vietnam.

56:10 as well as many other places. And then these people are placed in prominent senior leadership at the SES level in the Department of Homeland Security because they believe this operation is a perfectly logical operation, a perfectly normal operation to run inside of a country. And that is the mentality.

56:41 um that we have operating at the senior levels of our current government so i'm not going to finish the um paper um let's see i'm going to copy and paste this paper bridget for anyone who and i'll i'll text it to you anybody that wants to go ahead and um finish reading it because it's crazy but again

57:13 Knowing what we know now, it's very interesting to go back and read these things and then know where these people ended up. Because it should scare the hell out of you. All right. Let's open it up. I agree with the comment that the Falcon put it down in there. After I get done with these, I feel like I need to take a shower in holy water.

57:49 Yeah, I saw that. I totally agree with it, too. It's just it's so mind blowing. Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, do you know who the first secretary of defense was? The first you mean after 1948 when it was created as the secretary of the Department of Defense? Is that what you're talking about? Did we lose him? Miles, did you hear her?

58:40 Yes, I did hear it, Colonel. My mic went off for some reason. I know who it was. It was Forrestal. So what do you think really happened to him? Did they have to get rid of him to move forward? Yeah, I think so too. He was absolutely murdered. Yep, 100%. And I also put the link to the article up in the Megatron pill, whatever, you know.

59:20 What's interesting about Forrestal is when you go back and you look at him, he looks like he would be the perfect international syndicate flag officer. You know, from the important part of New York, he was brought up Catholic, very religious, which, you know, the whole Operation Gladio formed around the Vatican.

59:51 and the P2 lodge and you have him you know basically being uh I think he went to Princeton so he has all of the um oh and he went to Dartmouth too I just saw that so he has all of the paper you know he looks like the perfect um guy he goes to work

1:00:20 at Dylan Reading Company, which is a international syndicate. I've seen them come up repeatedly. So at some point in this, he somehow has remorse or whatever, because he is definitely brought up in the shadow of the syndicate. So at some point, things change. It shows that...

1:00:53 When he becomes the Secretary of Navy in 1944, the guy that was in the job before, Frank Knox, died of a heart attack. And now we all suspect that maybe he didn't actually die of a heart attack, that he was basically moved out of the way for Forstall to take his position. So he leads.

1:01:23 the Navy in the closing of World War II and then the demobilization as it occurred. And he's also over a whole bunch of the different things that happens in the aftermath of World War II, one of which was the court-martialing of the commander of the USS Indianapolis, which he was found guilty.

1:01:54 And all of the people on the ship of the USS Indianapolis, which for those of you who don't know, was the ship that left. This is a horrific story. There was a ship that was in port for major modifications in California. And they were assigned the secret mission of taking the nuclear warheads to the Pacific Theater.

1:02:22 There were two people on board that knew what the mission was. Everybody else had no clue, to include the captain. And the captain of the USS Indianapolis was sent on a mission with no accompanying ships, none. So he's going into a hostile area of responsibility. He has no escorts. He has no subs assigned to him, nothing. He drops off the cargo.

1:02:51 where he was supposed to. Then he's told to go join the fleet, which is way the hell away from where he's at. And on the way there, there is every expectation that this was another USS Liberty, that the Japanese ship that torpedoed the USS Indianapolis was to sink the entire ship, where there would be no survivors. Unfortunately for them, there were a lot of survivors.

1:03:21 One of which was the ship captain. So after the war, after they sent this man on a mission, they didn't even tell him what the hell it was. And they had a brand new crew because his crew had been transferred to another ship to go out on a cruise. So he has all of these newbies on the ship that don't even know what their jobs are. And thrown together, never exercised any of this. In the middle of a war, guys. The Pacific War.

1:03:51 He goes out, he delivers the cargo without a hitch. He's then sent into hostile waters with no escorts, no subs, no nothing. And a Japanese torpedo ship sub comes up and torpedoes the ship. And it's my belief that they believed that everybody on that ship was going to die and there would be no survivors as to how the nuclear weapons got into the theater. That's not what happened.

1:04:21 After several days where these people have been floating in the water, every night they've got their arms around each other. They huddle together on the few things that are keeping them afloat. And every night the outer ring of the people get eaten by sharks. So every day they lose a few more people from sharks overnight that come and feed on them. And at the end of the day, there is a ship that comes by and picks them up.

1:04:49 And they are finally rescued. Well, the Navy, in court-martialing this survivor from this horrific bullshit mission, they find him guilty and basically take his, I think he had a line number for flag officer. They make him retire. And they even flew in the submarine commander.

1:05:21 that launched the torpedo at him to kill him to testify in his court-martial for the Navy prosecution. So on the anniversary of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis, all of the family members would write to this ship captain and accuse him of being guilty of killing all of their family members. And after several years, he goes out in his front yard and blows his brains out.

1:05:50 Because he cannot handle the fact that the Navy turned their back on him and the disappointment in all of these people that were under his command's family members on the anniversary, and he just couldn't take it anymore. That's what our U.S. Navy does to its own. If you are ever a ship commander in the Navy and something happens to your ship, just like with USS Liberty, they will nail your ass to a wall.

1:06:20 They will walk away from you and they will leave you to dry. They have done this repeatedly to people that are in the Navy. There is absolutely no support for commanders in the Navy. So, yeah, Forrestal, during all of this, I mean, you know, and so he's seeing all of this shit happening. And, yeah, I think he got to a breaking point and he was probably going to tell a bunch of people.

1:06:49 A bunch of the bullshit that was happening and they killed him because there's no way this man is in the whatever the mental place and window. No way. So next question, Matt, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. Hey, Bridget. And I see a new I see someone new here co-hosting Stella, is it?

1:07:28 Stella, whatever it is. Stellar. Nice to meet you. Looking forward to having you on Friday Night Colonel. It's going to be great. You excited? I am. Looking forward to it. No, I'm kidding. That's not all I wanted to say. I just want you to redefine in case maybe I missed it somewhere along the way.

1:08:02 Richie Boy, who are they again? They are a group of primarily Jewish, but not exclusively Jewish people. And primarily from like their ancestors, many originated from like the Pale of Settlement area in Russia under the Tsar that were then moved into Germany.

1:08:29 They were raised as German, Jewish, so they spoke the language. And then many of them from the 1930s into the beginning of World War II further migrated into the United States. And because they all spoke and had grown up speaking German, they were then recruited into...

1:08:54 all different facets of the war, of World War II, and they were sent basically looking a lot like Operation Gladio, although some of them went into the military, not all of them did, but they were taught how to shoot, they were taught psychological operations, they were taught all of this different stuff, basically being intelligence operatives. That's basically what they all ended up doing.

1:09:23 They were basically primarily Jewish contingency of the OSS. Were they Nazis? No. No. They weren't Nazis, but they were brought over here to serve in the OSS, the precursor to the CIA. So they didn't actually serve – well, some of them actually did, but they are like a Jewish contingency of –

1:09:57 As far as training goes, because most of them goes into the Army CIS, CIC, sorry, the counterintelligence apparatus that was kind of like the complement to the OSS. Some goes into the OSS. They all go off on different tracks, but it's almost like a, if you can think of it like a primarily Jewish fraternity that is going to be used.

1:10:27 in theory, in opposition of the Nazi movement in Germany, because that's what displaced them from Germany into the United States. So it's almost, you could think of it, it doesn't turn out that way, but you could think of it at the time as like a revenge tour. They're going to all get involved because they were displaced yet again from Germany as Jewish people.

1:10:56 Having to come to the United States to escape the persecution that they felt was occurring in Germany. And so they come over here, and this is where this guy you're talking about, Robert… Omer. Yeah, this guy is one of them, or a descendant of one or something. No, he is one of them.

1:11:26 Camp Ritchie was a military camp that was set up in Maryland, and it was a covert location. Most people doesn't even know it ever existed until much later. But we also in Operation Gladio found several of those in that area. There were some in Prince William County in Virginia. There were some down in the county where the CIA.

1:11:53 you know, an FBI down in the Langley area. There were some down there, but they put all of these training camps for these paramilitary assets to include OSS in these national and state forested areas to hide what they were doing from the American people because they taught them how to use explosives. They taught them how to shoot.

1:12:21 They were not necessarily lock, stock, and barrel part of the military. They used them for all kinds of covert operations. And so it would have been hard to explain why you're building up all of these resources to do all of these really bad things as opposed to just fighting a war. Because they were doing a whole lot more than just fighting a war during World War II. And they probably had to hide that stuff off the books, I would imagine. 100%.

1:12:53 So they had to have some way they had to have a convincing cover story. Correct. Or hide it. You don't have to have a cover story if you're hidden in the woods and nobody even knows you exist. Unless a tree falls. There's a hurricane. Benjamin, go ahead. My resident Navy guy. Hi, Colonel. Speaking of Navy guy, I'm changing out toilets right now.

1:13:21 So you were talking about Forstall. He was a huge topic. Like we're big on our history and our tradition. So like his name came up a lot and there's many of us within the mess that believe he was absolutely killed. And part of the reason why, you know, with the anniversary coming up and everything, they were afraid his story would catch more fire and everything and show how, you know, it was like you said, another USS Liberty, you know, they, they.

1:13:51 They absolutely eat their own in the Navy. You know, if your ship gets into any types of problems, if you have a couple sailors get into a big incident, whatever, the CO is immediately fired. But, yeah, the forestall and that vessel, it was another USS Liberty, absolutely, because they didn't want the American people to know what was going on, and they needed a patsy. You know, the fact that they brought in this.

1:14:20 Japanese commander as a witness at his trial tells you a lot. And being a senior officer myself, there were incidents that happened within my command. And I just can't even imagine being a wartime commander and being left to hang out to dry with dispatch. And I just gave you the cursory, guys. I've read. It's called In Harm's Way. Buy that book and read that book.

1:14:49 That book tells you all of the bullshit that they, that captain wanted to stay where they were at. They wouldn't let him stay there. They had to get him out of that port. And then he was told to go join the rest of the fleet and he was asking for security. They turned off all communications. They didn't listen to him, try to find out where they were actually, the whole flotilla, where it was at.

1:15:17 They just sabotaged this guy to no end, repeatedly after one, after another, after another. And he survived all of it. He survived. I think they were in the water like five to seven days. I mean, a very long time. And so anyway, it's just the entire thing's ridiculous. And the only reason they went to look for him is because the people, there was like some clerk.

1:15:46 That said, oh, my God, how did this get missed? Where's this ship at? And started making phone calls so they couldn't ignore it not existing anymore. And then finally, someone had to go try to find the USS Indianapolis. And that's when they discovered these people floating in the water. It's just it's crazy. John, go ahead. This is off the subject of what you're speaking of right now. Last night you were speaking about.

1:16:18 a diplomat that is in in Washington, D.C. And based on what I already know about how they hide things from us, how many people have been iced in Washington, D.C. that were diplomats to keep their mouths shut? Well, obviously, I don't know that. But there you could look at any murder.

1:16:49 Especially, it's very rare that a diplomat is murdered in a foreign country. That is not a common occurrence. And in the case of the former ambassador to Chile having his car blown up with a car bomb in Washington, D.C., I can tell you, based on just the limited research that I did into this,

1:17:19 of press and video and everything else that occurred as a result of this particular one generated a lot of questions. And that is the only reason that his assassins were actually brought to justice. And it ends up that there were other people involved, but there were

1:17:48 people that we refer to as the Cuban exiles that are basically trained assassins by the CIA that were used in that operation to blow that former ambassador up. And fortunately for his assistant, who was a U.S. citizen, you had CIA trained assassins blow up.

1:18:14 a U.S. citizen on the streets of downtown D.C. because she happened to be walking next to the former ambassador from Chile to the U.S. who got stuck here, by the way, because we killed President Allende in Chile. So he couldn't go back to Chile because Pinochet had taken control as a CIA-installed president in Chile.

1:18:43 So he couldn't go back there because he was assassinating all of the former Allende administration. So he was stuck in Washington, D.C., in limbo. He was now referred to as the former ambassador. And the CIA targeted him, blew him up, and killed an American citizen that was serving as his assistant because she was walking beside him. And we're supposed to believe that the CIA does not conduct operations in the United States.

1:19:13 Okay. Thank you. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, I was waiting to see if John was done. I was going to apologize for bringing up Forrestal, but now that I did and where you went with this, it's really interesting. Yeah, Naval Intelligence probably was our first intelligence branch from the very beginning. And that's for obvious reasons. So I think Forrestal knew about FDR.

1:19:44 A lot of people knew about FDR and what that was about and why we got into World War II. And that's probably why he had to be eliminated because he knew what was going on. And I think this is a connection with Catholicism and the Catholics, but the good ones. And Kennedy is involved in this because we know that he went to meet Churchill.

1:20:11 When I think he was in charge of the Navy, which he had no experience over in England. It was just through his family. And he actually sent a wire back. I'm leaving from Portugal. And if something happens to my ship, this was Joe Kennedy. It was Churchill's fault. So they knew about what was going on. And I think they were trying to.

1:20:37 changed things and but very dangerous because of what you were talking about um because there was other people that didn't want that to happen and i think what you're talking about um um what was the ship again was it the indianapolis the indianapolis now if you look at that scenario i think the same scenario plays out to pt 109 if you look at the kennedy curse the um

1:21:07 They didn't like Joe and they were going to get rid of all of his kids because they were worried that they would get into politics. So it's kind of interesting. I think the Japanese were tipped off where PT-109 was because they were sitting dead in the water. They didn't have any lights on or anything. But again, there has to be, these people have to have been in the club. You don't get to be the U.S. ambassador to the U.K. without being in the club.

1:21:37 We know that Joe Kennedy was running, you know, illicit moonshine and all that other crap. So he was in the club. He was in tight with all of the unions and the mafia bosses. But at some point they break from the club. And that has to do with the curse because you're not allowed to break from the club.

1:22:04 There is a whole ceremony of this initiation for anybody that rises to the level of being the U.S. ambassador to the U.K. I mean, if you go back and you do the research on that, that's freaky. That's like, I'm out of here. If I was ever, and I know I will never be, asked to be the ambassador to anything, if they started doing that shit, I'm out. Get me an airplane, I'm out. It's crazy. So, yeah.

1:22:34 It's all very interesting. There is obviously elements of religion and where we've made the commitment that where they're relevant to the conversations, we bring them up. We don't want to lose the focus of Operation Gladio by getting into religious.

1:22:58 with people or turning people off from various religions, from understanding what the Operation Gladio is, because while they use and have infiltrated all religions, it is not about a particular religion because they will use and infiltrate all of them. And their means is to generate one world government.

1:23:26 With one recognized, quote unquote, religion and to use that to enslave the rest of us for them to. They're trying to create if you can go back and do a little bit of reading of what the fascist slash totalitarian regime looked like in Italy prior to World War Two, where.

1:23:51 You had Mussolini, but you also had all of the big industries. And it is not unlike, by the way, Germany. Hitler did not get rid of those big oligarchical corporations. He leveraged them, but he didn't take over the means of production. And so the fascist model.

1:24:19 is to have someone in charge that is very charismatic. And they basically over, they run the oppression machine for the oligarchs. So they give them a title, whether it's prime minister or president or whatever, and they are the arm.

1:24:48 of the, for lack of a better word, the pacification program. I mean, bringing it back to our conversation today, they run the Phoenix program in the country while the oligarchs are getting rich off of the slave labor. And you don't get the opportunity to have a union because you are a slave. You've been enslaved. You are going to make the oligarchs rich and they've got their enforcer.

1:25:15 who they select and then pretend to elect into office, if they even go the election route. But I think that's what we've been for a very long time. They've not foregone the election illusion as they select our leaders, but their machine was broken in 2016 and someone slipped by. And I think that's what happened in 1960 with JFK. Somebody slipped by.

1:25:45 Matt, go ahead. I was just going to say, Colonel, you describing them infiltrating religions in order to promote and push a one world government. You know where my mind went? The left behind books. Because that's exactly what happens after the church has been taken. And those are written from a pre-

1:26:13 To get a little theological here, those are written from a premillennial eschatology view, which means that the church gets taken first, and then there's this course of events that sets in to where that culminates in Christ's thousand-year reign. But anyways, that's actually one of the things that happened is all these religious leaders meet.

1:26:41 In New York, from all different religions. And they come out of it essentially agreeing to be the Antichrist's religious arm under the name New Babylon One World Faith. And so when you talk about religion being used, religious people being used in this...

1:27:10 To advance Operation Glass. It's like. That's straight out of a left behind book. Colonel. I read that entire series. I'm very familiar with the overlap. But thank you for pointing that out. It is a little freaky. Not lying. Carrie go ahead. Yeah I just. I have a question. About what you said. About Bill Moyers. Because.

1:27:44 Uh, I'm a journalist, but, um, I, because you said he was, he was CIA like placed in, and that just sounds so crazy to me. Um, but I just want to point out, um, that, you know, Daniel Ellsberg, um, was Rand and, um, you know, he did change.

1:28:15 Um, so I'm just wondering, uh, what, what are the, like, what's the list that makes you think he didn't change? I know he was, you know, Johnson's boy. You're putting words in my mouth. I didn't say he didn't change. I found that several people who are in this club, um, and in the case of journalists and as part of Operation Mockingbird that were.

1:28:43 either working voluntarily with the CIA publishing shit that they wanted to have published, like literally taking copy from them and saying and putting their name on it. And many times they were quote unquote rewarded with different leaked stories and stuff like that. So they made bank on the fact that they had these relationships with the CIA.

1:29:09 It's very easy to see if you go back and you look at him. He served in Johnson's administration as the White House press secretary. He also served as a director of the Council of Foreign Relations. So he unequivocally has all of the markings of being part of this international syndicate machine that orchestrates.

1:29:38 You can't work as the press secretary to someone as corrupt as LBJ because you and I would quit. I mean, that guy was one of the worst people. And the way he belittled people in these meetings, I mean, he's the guy that said that, and he said it in front of people. He would clearly say it in front of the press secretary.

1:30:06 that they had to pass the welfare program because he would have the N-words voting for the Democrats for the next 200 years. That's the kind of man this man was. He was a disgusting piece of shit. And anybody that worked in his administration, to the personal nature of a press secretary, they're not even worth my spit to waste in spitting on them, as far as I'm concerned. But he had...

1:30:35 He admitted that at some point. I mean, I'm just, like, that kind of underground journalist, so I actually, I don't know. Like, it just is confusing for me because, like, if Daniel Ellsberg, I mean, Daniel Ellsberg worked for Rand. Like, if he could change, other people could change. Yes, yes, he was a bag of fucking shit for working at.

1:31:04 for johnson but maybe he changed later in life i'm not passing judgment on him i was talking about the phoenix program and his role in it as part of the johnson administration i didn't pass judgment on him i'm providing no i was saying that you you were saying he became a media person i thought you meant like his whole career because he was a media person his whole career that's what i

1:31:33 Didn't understand. I thought you were talking about his whole life. Okay. That's fine. Because you have to look at also the fact that he was a founding, I'm not going to say member, but he was one of the biggest pushers of creating the public broadcasting system.

1:32:01 which is used as a psychological operation to brainwash us. Okay. Right. Which he later had a big show on, which is like blowing my mind. And he was part of its actual creation. So whether or not later in life, he got religion and did something else. I don't know. I'm not passing judgment on him, but everything about his career tells me that he was part of the syndicate.

1:32:30 Well, I would ask you this then. What would be the point? Is it like a pressure release valve for him to expose the fucker state? You know, what we consider the fucker state. I mean, it's the international syndicate. There's no state for them. That's just a front group, actually. But what would be the point of him positioning himself as...

1:33:00 you know, their opposition. So I think that's limited hangout to be quite honest with you, Carrie. What they do is they have their minions and they put their minions where they want them. And again, if they know that say a Danny Casolaro is in the wings and they're, they're eavesdropping on them, they've got his phone bug and he's about to break a story. They will call up Moyers.

1:33:28 And they will say, hey, I need you to print this, put your name on it. And it, quote unquote, breaks the story about them, but in a limited hangout way so that when Danny Casolaro drops some story about drug trafficking, it's like, yeah, that's old news. We've already covered that. Move on. So people who appear to be the controlled opposition media.

1:33:57 are not always controlled opposition media. They are, well, they are controlled opposition. They appear to be opposition. They're actually controlled opposition, is the right way to say that. And Moyers has all of the credentials to be that guy. So that's my... So it's like pacification. So...

1:34:27 a person like me would be like, oh good, somebody's doing something. I don't have to work as hard because someone is actually opposing these fuckers. It's just breaking what they were told to to get ahead of a story. That's exactly right. Thank you, Carrie. Matt, go ahead. Sorry, I was... Yeah, I'm still here. I was just...

1:34:59 I was about to send our upcoming space link to a friend. One thing I like about you, Colonel, is you just get into the facts of who people are and what these people did. You don't get into things like, well, did they have a redemption later on? Maybe. Maybe. I don't know. Maybe they did. I'm sure if you wanted to, you could find that.

1:35:29 But but but there there would be certain marks, someone that you would show they would have some sort of repentance there. But it's it's interesting how it'd be a heck of a mark to go from Patsy or or or deep deep stater to suddenly. Oh, here's how. Oh, hey, guys.

1:35:53 I'm on the I got a media career going now. I'm going to tell you really how that how the CIA would be an interesting story if it were true. Right. People that are on the inside of operations that have that come to Jesus meeting or moment. And they do basically become whistleblowers. They do become.

1:36:21 an antagonist to the machine, most of those people end up dead. And that is one of my indications that they were legitimate. Unfortunately, I've become very jaded since doing this research. The ones that I can tell you 100% how to come to Jesus and were legit end up dead. Right. And those who don't are controlled opposition. Potentially. I'm going to pass that judgment.

1:36:51 But potentially. John, go ahead. Hold on. Just a second. John, go ahead. OK, I wanted to I wanted to say thank you for all the information that you've done the research on. My question is, when are you going to write the book? And I want the first first edition. I'm not writing a book. I'm not in this for money. Don't believe her. Don't believe her. We've been saying the same thing this whole time.

1:37:19 I don't want any of this. As a matter of fact, I wish none of this was true. As soon as someone who understands the breadth of this, that has a much larger platform than I do, that would articulate it accurately and not selectively, I'm out of it. I never wanted to be in this position, but once I found the material and

1:37:49 I made some phone calls and no one wanted to do the research into it. We picked up the mantle and ran with it. And it has been one of the most difficult things. And trust me, I was in aircraft maintenance as a female in 1979. I've had some crazy challenges in my life, but I've not ever seen anything like this. The resistance to this information is very widespread.

1:38:18 I know that there are people that are very high up through word of mouth that knows about this and no one will touch it. No one will touch it. And as a result of that, and I'll give you two examples because I'm all about naming names. I'm not one of those people that won't name names. You, I think you're new here. So there's a lot of new people here. So I'm naming names again.

1:38:46 The very first time, and Frog's here, Trump Frog and Stellar invited me on to their spaces called The Pond. That was the first appearance of myself and Bridget and Cousin It, who I just see popped in, that we kind of told our story to a large audience. And we went into the background of Operation Gladio.

1:39:15 And all that it entails. And then very next day, a person by the name of Jack Posabeck, who is a very large talks all the time guy, says for the first time after touting for years his intelligence background and using it for all kinds of purposes, never to talk about Operation Gladio, though.

1:39:44 That's the words Operation Gladio, which that is not how you pronounce it. It's Gladio and says about five seconds worth of bullshit about it, saying that it was something that happened in the, you know, the 70s and 80s. And basically it's all over what I'm talking about. Limited hangout bullshit. Then the next day, because he makes a routine appearance on the Alex Jones show.

1:40:14 That was a Tuesday. So on Wednesday, it goes on the Alex Jones show and for five seconds says the exact same thing. So obviously these people know what it is. And do you think any of them did any research into it as to, damn, and the fact that they brought it up the day after we made.

1:40:36 The headlines of a very large space and bringing about it and created quite a bit of traffic as a result of that. Yeah, I don't believe in coincidences anymore. And I know they know and they won't talk about it. That tells me everything that I need to know about who they are. What if they did? What if they did what? What if they did talk about it in the way that you and I and everyone else in this space is hearing you talk about? What if they did?

1:41:06 I would retire. If they would take this mantle and tell everybody what it is, I would go back to my normal life. This is not my life. I never want any of this. I like reading. I like gardening. And I have a brand new grandbaby. I don't want to be doing this. I'm jealous. And I'm only here for the booze. And I'm only here for the pot. And I'm joking. I like to repost because everything that she talks about is happening.

1:41:36 You know, what these operations that were done in these other countries and stuff like that and being set up is happening here today in our own country, whether it's stealing of the land, whether it's these false flags, whether it's, you know, the indoctrination, whether it's like the Lolo or excuse me, that was like a Hawaiian term. The craziness is going on completely. Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt. You're fine, Stella. Matt, did you have something else you wanted to say?

1:42:09 Yeah, well, first of all, it's good to see Cousin Ann again. But anyways, I'm looking forward to this. This is going to be pretty explosive. I'm a nobody. This is something I do on the side. If I wasn't doing this, I'd be doing something else, still be doing my quote-unquote normie job that I get up and do every day.

1:42:39 But, Colonel, honestly, Colonel, the fact that none of those guys will touch it means, whether you want to or not, you're going to have to write a book. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. You're going to have to write a book. I am working on a list. As a matter of fact, CanCon had just jabbed me again about not having that list out yet.

1:43:04 You know, I've got a list of books. There's a lot of really good books. Once you understand the concept when you read these books, I mean, you know, I started off reading books. That's how I figured all of this out. But anyway, yeah, whatever. Sonya, go ahead. So first of all, thank you, Colonel. I appreciate all the information you always give to us. Second of all, you guys, if you're in this space, you need to invite a friend or two so that she can have a larger following so that we can.

1:43:34 push her into getting us that book. And last of all, I just want to say that you're amazing and I just appreciate you so much. Like, I don't think you get enough praise. And you know what? If they're telling us to avoid you and Pizzagate ain't real and the pond is bad, then if they say it's bad, I just flock to there. That means it's all good. Thank you, Sonia. I really appreciate that. Cousin Ed, I saw you had your hand up. Do you want to chime in?

1:44:05 No, it just bothered me that I don't I'm not sure who was speaking that that said, you know, he's a nobody. That's, you know, let's just knock that off right now, because not for nothing, all these so-called media influencers. Right. They choose to ignore us. That doesn't mean that you're a nobody. It means that you're not being heard.

1:44:32 Um, and well, you're being heard, but they're choosing not to listen. Um, and there's a very big difference and it's the most frustrating thing in the world where you could sit there and explain to people and you can tell that they're glazing over and they just, yeah, you to death and they move on to what P Diddy is doing. So you're not a nobody. You are contributing.

1:44:58 Everybody's contributing. And just by spreading the word and pointing out the bullshit, because as much as I'm not here anymore, I see everybody is posting and posting facts. And boy, does that piss people off. Oh, my God. And it's so much fun. It really is a lot of fun to watch. So good on all of you. And you're not a nobody. So there. Bridget, go ahead. That's funny because I was kind of.

1:45:28 headed that direction too we used to talk about yelling into a vacuum um because that is and the colonel has often pointed out something along the lines of that is their intention their intention is to attempt to disappear us digitally um just the same way as they used to disappear people physically um each one of us in it and in a way this we didn't

1:45:59 here's this, this chose us. I started just trying to, I thought, when I heard the colonel the first time, I thought, this can't be real. This can't be true. And I started researching while she was actually broadcasting. And I kept finding articles that was backing up what she said. And so I would post them in the chat at the same time. Yeah.

1:46:27 And I'm like, dude, you guys, this is nice. She's right. And I said, you're hired immediately. I don't pay her, but she was hired. And not for nothing, she only likes me because I call people fucktards. Well, that is so funny. That was your most redeeming quality at the very beginning because I didn't know who you are. And that was before we formed our group on True Social.

1:46:54 That's what drew my attention to Cousin It. I just came across one of her posts and I make up words and call people names too. So I immediately adopted her as well. And as this journey went on, you know, there were people that when we started exposing the money laundering that was going through the Vatican, people fell away. But you know what? The truth is hard to say, but I think.

1:47:25 The truth is all we have. And the truth is the only thing that we can rely on in all of this. Right, wrong, indifferent, and everybody's rightful gets peed in at some point. Go ahead. Stellar, go ahead. Sorry. I missed you, too. We needed you the other day, too, because we were talking about those corrupt banks with TD North and First Horizon. Isn't it beautiful? And Schwab.

1:48:00 Yeah. Yeah. That's how I mean, I just think that with all the stuff that's going on and, you know, you guys are like totally shadow bands. So, you know, we have to make sure that we spread the truth because truth is light. You know, knowledge is our power. And so, you know, spreading the truth and these people that are not acknowledging it.

1:48:20 Or they're using other words for it, like blob or whatever it is. You know, it's like we should all come together and, you know, acknowledge that everybody's working really hard. There's a lot of overlays. There's, you know, huge, big, you know, a lot of influencers and stuff like that. And I understand that they might be fearful. But they shouldn't be fearful because right now it's about disclosure and getting all of these truths out.

1:48:43 With that, I think that it will shake people, you know, and yeah, people are really focused on the P. Diddy stuff, but that will be an awakening within itself. And I can't wait for Thursday because of Warhamster and you guys in your space. Sorry, I had to bring that up because I'm going to keep bringing that into everybody. You guys have to come in on Thursday, 1 o'clock Eastern, 10 o'clock Pacific, right? What time? It's noon.

1:49:13 Eastern time. It was one o'clock on Tuesday and we had to push it back to Thursday and it's going to be at noon, 12 p.m. on the 17th of October. And we're going to be talking about the BCCI bank and the money laundering, weapons trafficking, human trafficking, king of all banks. It's like going to be a crazy show. Are you going to talk about ramen noodles out of Ukraine?

1:49:45 Not specifically. Kathy, go ahead. Oh, thank you so much, Colonel. I also when I was listening to you, I thought, oh, there's just no way that we could be this corrupt. And then I started listening to Mike Benz and he said the exact same thing you did. And I was like, you've got to be kidding me. I cannot believe this.

1:50:15 Um, so obviously we need to get the word out. We need to, um, be aware and be educated. Um, I have two questions. One is, um, like a percentage wise, like how corrupt are we like 50, 50, 80, 20. And then the, um, last question is, is there anything other than just getting the awareness out and, um, educating people? Is there anything else that you would recommend?

1:50:45 best doing moving forward? So I do believe that everybody needs to do their own research. And I recommend that you take this information, meet with your local representatives, both at the state and federal level, and let them know you know. Because one of the most devastating parts of all of this, and by the way, I don't speculate on the good guys versus bad guys. I have no idea.

1:51:12 I know that when I was on active duty inside of the military, where there are corrupt people, you can't just have this blind allegiance to the military anymore because we have proven unequivocally in all of these, to include banks like the BCCI, the Nugent Hand Bank. These general officers, some colonels, some lieutenant colonels, they're bought off.

1:51:37 We have got that's a propaganda campaign for us to fall hook, line and sinker every time they attack a military anything that we have to all, you know, run right down and enlist to save the country. That's a propaganda campaign that they've launched successfully on us for, you know, the last 70 years. It's all bullshit.

1:52:01 We should not be engaged in foreign military operations unless our actual homeland is threatened. All of the rest of the shit, those people are on their own as far as I'm concerned. We have defense capability to block incoming missiles. They cannot get us. And we have to stop falling for their propaganda bullshit. But I just...

1:52:29 I want you to take this information. I have volunteered. If anybody has, you know, I'd prefer not to do it for like five or six people, but I routinely around here, they will have meetings of like, you know, 50 or 75 people. Some of them are religious affiliated organizations that are like clubs that meet at a church on, you know, like a Thursday night.

1:52:58 have done them over Zoom, where we just basically give them a Gladio 101 with some examples of how bad this is and some resources. You know, my go-to book is Paul Williams' Operation Gladio. And then the second one is Danielle Ganser's book called NATO Secret Army. Between those two books, you're going to get the foundation. We have a series of...

1:53:26 rumble book reviews that we've done on most of the initial books anyway. This thing kind of took precedence over our book reviews only because it takes so much time to prepare an in-depth dive on these different countries. But you can go to my pinned profile. You can get all of the spaces that we've done. We have a Swedish

1:53:53 guy that follows us and he very diligently downloads and post it to like a Dropbox thing so that they're all there sequentially. The very first ones we did talked about the background, where it came from. And then we just did a tour of the world where the CIA has conducted operations, not all of them, but examples so that you guys can go and start recognizing patterns. Because one of the things that we have,

1:54:24 determined is that many of the coups that have occurred, they're done the same way. Like, for example, the same coup prototype was done in Greece when we couped that government, as was done in the 2014 coup in Ukraine. Basically, same scenario.

1:54:50 So then when you start looking at other assassination attempts and people that had been used in them, you go, huh, I wonder if that had anything to do. And then you start doing the research on that particular assassination attempt. You go, yep, right. There's the guy. He attended the School of Americas. He did this, that or the other. And so it is the patterns that then allow you to get the hair on the back of your neck to stand up and go, oh, but.

1:55:17 You know, I've done a lot of Zoom presentations of just talking with people. But I want you guys to do your own research. I want you to form your own opinions. And I want you to take what you learn and go confront your representatives and demand they stop funding the CIA. The CIA is an international terrorist organization. There is unequivocally no other way of describing them. They are.

1:55:46 And as a matter of fact, not only are they one, they are the genesis for every one of them that exists. Them and the UK are the genesis for the terrorist organizations that operated prior to World War II, but they are 100% the genesis, along with NATO, which should never get another penny of our money, because all of this is orchestrated out of NATO.

1:56:13 So those are the things that you and if you read those two books, you can sit in front of your representative and then the son of a bitch when he votes to fund the CIA and he votes to fund NATO is no, he's knowingly then being a traitor. And I want all of you to do that. I want you to hold your and I want you to post on.

1:56:35 Find one of my videos or one of my spaces or whatever. Post your representative. Say, hey, why don't you watch this and stop paying for NATO? I want this information. I spend a lot of time, so does Bridget and so does Cousin It, doing the research. I put threads together. Bridget went and consolidated all of them. You can go to the link on my pinned post on my profile. You can click on it and you can go down through all of the lengthy.

1:57:04 posts that I do, which takes hours, not just the research part, just consolidating. These guys find the shit from everywhere. And then I got to read all this shit and put it all in a format that everybody can understand. And in doing that, it takes them hours to find it. It takes me hours to put the thing together. And I want you guys to actively share that.

1:57:26 There is no reason in the world why we've got 21,000 people now and we have less impressions than when I did when I had 300. These same people, and I see you guys all reposting stuff. And again, I'm not in it for anything other than getting the information out. But something is happening with these algorithms.

1:57:53 Because you can't tell me that we get the same amount of impressions with an audience of 21,000 versus an audience of 300. And that's exactly what is happening. But it's not because you guys aren't sharing it. And God bless you for doing that. I really, really do appreciate you doing that. Matt, go ahead. Yeah, yeah, Colonel. I just have one last thing to say and then I'll bounce out of here.

1:58:23 Thank you, first of all. In a sort of strange way, that's sort of an encouragement to me to keep going and doing what I'm doing. I've got you coming on Friday night. If you go back and look at who some of the other guests are that I've had on, I don't know how many of them would touch this. Some of them will, some of them won't, but I don't care. I'm just about platforming.

1:58:52 people who who i think are fighters and who are in this thing to win it and you're one of them and it's it's an honor to know you and um and i'm looking forward to our conversation friday night and what and and it's it's at seven eastern guys um we're gonna do we're we're gonna go for about an hour because i think that's how long uh it's gonna take the colonel to get through everything i want to get through and we're and then we're gonna have q a sort of like what uh

1:59:21 what I've done with most of my long-form interviews anyway. But I'd love to have, I guess, Bridget and Cousin Anne there, if y'all can be there. I'd like to have y'all on stage to contribute, too, to what the Colonel has to say, since you're part of her research. Be careful what you wish for, darling.

1:59:43 And Matt, I have looked at your before I agree to be on anybody's space or podcast or anything. I do my own research. So I do know you have some very interesting people. And, you know, because obviously now that they've been on your show, they're following you and hopefully they'll be there and they'll see that and it will encourage them to. That's just that's all I can ask for at this point. Miles, go ahead. I just want to go back to what Matt.

2:00:14 and Bridget were talking about a little while ago. If you're on the front lines of this spiritual war, the right people are paying attention, especially that main one. He knows exactly what we're doing. So you're nobody, but you're everything. Thanks. John, go ahead. In listening to you, and you're right, I am new. And listening to you.

2:00:44 I was wondering if Nikki Haley is involved in any of this. I've not found any direct correlation to Nikki Haley in any of my research. Having said that, when you are a politician and you become a member of a military industrial complex corporation,

2:01:16 That is now and during the time was courting you to do business in your state and then you become a director. That's max of everything that we've uncovered in Operation Gladio and how this whole network operates. So, again, I have found I've never said.

2:01:37 found anything that says Nikki Haley attended this meeting at this time with these people, all of which I knew to be CIA or whatever. I've never found any of that. But when I talk about recognizing patterns, she fits a particular pattern of politicians that are in the international syndicate and controlled assets. Okay, thank you. Sure. Stellar, go ahead. John, follow the money.

2:02:08 So you can find out what they're making prior to them becoming elected. Look at what they're making during and after they've been elected for their positions. You'll find that most, a lot of, there's only like one or two, I believe that are like Senate and House of Representatives that literally just make what their salaries are. There's no extra bonuses here, there, anywhere, stock trades, whatever you want to call it, however they get paid under the table.

2:02:36 You look at the tax records and Nikki Haley is someone who didn't have a whole lot of money and then got a whole lot of money while she was in. Look at the companies that she worked that she that were coming around here. And you're going to find very close similarities to what Colonel Towner has been talking about. Thank you, Stella. Go ahead. Yeah. Hi. So welcome to the group, John. I'm the weird one. Good to have you.

2:03:09 Nikki Haley. OK, now the colonel won't come out and say it because she doesn't have any proof. But again, it comes down to recognizing patterns. And a woman who essentially did not get any votes running for the Republican primary, obviously is a rhino, obviously as one of them. Now she drops out of the race.

2:03:38 And five minutes before Trump's assassination attempt, the first one, she's signing bombs for Israel and then ingratiates herself when Trump survives to be a speaker at the RNC. She was not a scheduled speaker at the RNC. So I find it a little strange.

2:04:04 that someone who essentially dropped out of the race is in front of the cameras 24-7, and then all of a sudden gives the endorsement speech at the RNC when she wasn't scheduled to be there. She knew there was going to be an assassination attempt. Obviously, I can't prove it. She knew. She knew. She expected to be the Republican candidate.

2:04:32 And that's an opinion. I can't prove it. But every action that she had prior to the assassination attempt and after the assassination attempt tells me that she knew that there was going to be an attempt and that she fully expected to be the endorsed candidate. Period. You can't talk me out of it. But that's just me. So I just look at patterns of other candidates. We both.

2:05:02 We both share the same opinion because it was based on what you just said as to why I asked the question in the first place. I didn't explain it as eloquently as you just did. But that was apparent to me when all of a sudden here she is speaking at the RNC when she had been nudged out and potentially had he got snuffed, then she would have been in line to be the RNC candidate. Right. And that's absolutely speculation.

2:05:32 I'm going to agree with you because they've done that before. They absolutely did that before. They did that with Agnew and Ford. Right. So, John, and that's the reason why the three of us have worked closely together. I'm not going to say what Cousinette just said, because as the elected spokesperson for our podcast.

2:06:00 and our presentations, what we oftentimes find, and I'm not saying this about you, don't take it the wrong way, will come into our space and they will ask us questions like that. And if I were to say exactly what Cousin It just said or speculate in a manner like that, then there are people that would then use that information to say, oh, she doesn't know what she's talking about. You know, she said this, that, and the other.

2:06:28 I am the one that sticks to the facts. I will tell you in a not about people, but about situations where, like, for example, during all of this.

2:06:41 There was one organization that kept bothering me, and we kept coming across it. It was called the World Anti-Communist League. I didn't know what it was, but we come across it in every dig we did. There was somebody that was a member of it. They were a board of directors. They went from this organization to that. And you knew it was correlated, but I didn't know the background. So we just kind of presented it as facts as we found them.

2:07:07 And it wasn't until I found a book that was written exclusively about the World Anti-Communist League, which we're going over on Wednesday nights at 930 on the Alpha Warrior Show, in depth, that we realized exactly what it is and how explosive it is. And so we don't want to, from an overall perspective,

2:07:36 to spend a lot of time speculating about what we feel. We'll just identify the patterns and let people form their own opinions. Because that's what we want to encourage everybody to do. Point them in the right directions of where the information is, which is why Bridget's fingers are bleeding at the end of every show. She goes and does all of the posting and stuff. Cousin It, when she's available, helps as well.

2:08:04 posting all of the references out there. Our hope is that you guys click on those references, you share those references, and give somebody that you know a synopsis of what you learned that day about some particular country that we cover or a show like on the Alpha Warrior show or Matt's coming up show, Trump Frog's Pond. We always talk about stuff every Monday night with him at eight o'clock. And we're just bringing you all of the information we find.

2:08:34 So when my wife had brought that to my attention and she connected the dots and as she connected the dots, I was connecting the dots. So this is not something that, you know, either one of us have any notoriety or we haven't written books or been on any platforms. We just figured this out on our own. So if we can figure that out, then other people are figuring it out, too. And because of it, thank you again.

2:09:04 explained it a lot more eloquently than i did yep so thank you yep and again that's that's her showing how she connected the dots um and patterns that she's obviously um accumulated by doing all of the research that she's done go ahead cousin it i just wanted to jump in real quick too

2:09:31 because you had touched on it before and because John's new. So I'm sorry for jumping the line, guys. I see the hands. One of the things you have to be wary of is the mockingbird media because they like to talk down to you and they like to spin tales. So perhaps you do think you're insane or you're stupid or you can't or you see it through a fog. It's like, wait, what?

2:10:00 And then all of a sudden you realize, no, they're doing that on purpose. And the colonel mentioned limited hangout. That's a very important term. And I kind of want to, as she would say, hammer that one home, because that is the truth wrapped up in a bunch of bullshit. So when you debunk the bullshit, it automatically debunks the truth. That's it in a nutshell.

2:10:28 And they're famous for that. So they'll give you a little nugget of truth. And you say, well, yeah, we know that. But then they'll spin this yarn around it that is just a bunch of crap. And because we were living in a fog and we didn't see the patterns, we were buying it. All of us across the board buying it.

2:10:52 And it's only when we all started talking, whether it was through Truth Social, whether it was through X, whether it was through other platforms that didn't censor us, that we realized, no, they really did say that. It really is bullshit. And here's the truth. So for what it's worth, you aren't crazy, right? You are actively being lied to. This is a psychological operation.

2:11:22 to drop key terms. But it is. They're absolutely playing against you. They're doing it with Israel. They're doing it with Ukraine. They're doing it with the election. They did it with Columbus Day. So, you know, it is absolute crap. You're not losing your mind. And welcome to the party. It's good to have you. Well, thank you. And a lot of this has to do with my wife, who happens to be Shana.

2:11:49 She has a great mind that she doesn't give herself credit for. And I've explained much of this over the years to her. She's 20 years younger than me. And she's starting to put the pieces together now and saying that I'm not the crazy person she thought I was. So now she's just as crazy as I am because she connects the dots. Well, the education system is very different, too.

2:12:15 So I'm not sure the age range of people that are here. Oh, that's the mouth. I apologize in advance. We don't have an education system. We have an indoctrination system. No, exactly. And, you know, back in the day, we were in history class. We were in math class. Now they call it social studies. What the hell is social studies? Really? Yeah, it is. Excuse me. I'm talking.

2:12:43 Thank you. You know, seriously, the things I have to deal with. But they call it social studies. So these people aren't, they're not even trained to count back change for Pete's sake. Or write checks or think for themselves. And, you know, I think it's our, and I hate to sound old, but it's our generation's responsibility to teach them how to think. Because not for nothing, people, we did drop the ball on that one.

2:13:13 Because for whatever reason, we were working, we were busy, we weren't paying attention, and we didn't realize these kids can't count back change for a dollar. No, they can't. So that's what really needs to be focused on, as far as I'm concerned, is, all right, fine. This is a war. We're not going to convince everybody. Not everybody survives a war. It is up to us to teach those children how to count change.

2:13:41 to teach those children how to think for themselves, how to be productive humans in society, how to love Jesus Christ and God and know that all of this is not their fault, but we're going to help them fix it. And no, they're not. No, they're not queer or trans or anything else. So thank you. I appreciate the soapbox, Colonel. I'm going to step down, let other people. Thank you. Appreciate you. All right, Stella, go ahead.

2:14:13 And then I got to go, guys. Stella, you're going to. OK, I was just I was going to say the same thing that what John and Cousin It were just saying. My dad used to say a long time ago, people that cannot do teach or something like that. Whatever that saying is, is what my dad used to say, because it's just totally indoctrination. And thanks, John.

2:14:36 So you said Thursday at 9 o'clock is when Warhamster's coming in, right? Just making sure because I'm setting my alarm. That's why. Stella, if you don't mind, I know that saying. It's those who can do, those who can't teach or work for the government. Work for the government. All right. That one hurt. Okay. Yes, it is.

2:15:05 nine o'clock your time it's noon eastern time perfect thanks i just want to make sure i'm gonna i'm gonna do it again tomorrow when you have tomorrow you're at four o'clock and one o'clock and then you have your um alpha thing tomorrow night too so just want to make sure yeah um let me bring up i just saw um bradley yeah i saw him bridget thank you um let me ask him what he's got and we'll let bradley close us out because then i gotta go hello

2:15:37 Hello, can you hear us? Yes, I'm a Canadian vet. And I got in or got out at the same time you got in, Colonel. And I was exposed to Operation Gladio in a firsthand manner. Every Canadian base after the Second World War really has a CIA component. And CFA Calgary wasn't any different. But when I was there,

2:16:11 It became evident to me that I was being set up as cannon fodder for what turns out to be was Operation Gladio in the NATO sense. It's a NATO thing, right? Operation Gladio. It's definitely a NATO thing. But then I was exposed to Project Gladio. And that was going on a hell of a lot longer. I have PTSD. It's going crazy right now.

2:16:44 Anyway, I got to get to the crux of it, though. But the Project Gladio that I was exposed to had to do with the history of my regiment. It was formed to go to the Boer War. And when they had done, I heard you talking about they got their asses kicked. It's a British empire, right? The first Boer War, yes. When they came back, they came back with my regiment.

2:17:13 When they were done slaughtering everybody, which is what they did, it was genocide, massive genocide. It was? Oh, yeah. No, I'm kidding. It was. Oh, yeah. And I saw the receipts. But as I was going through this, the way they recruit you is to go through the Junior Angst Club. They'll take the cannon fodder and decide who's worthy, I guess.

2:17:42 All of it done through doing some pretty interesting drugs, not the least of which was LSD, and we all know that 100% of LSD came from the CIA. At any rate, I saw the receipts of Cecil Rhodes addressing the regiment after they were done their genocide. Not done, they were about to head back, though, where Cecil Rhodes was going to bribe them with everything.

2:18:11 like giving him land in Calgary and where Fort McLeod was and Fort Gary Horse. That's where they all came from, right? They're all related to the Northwest Mounted Police. So hold on just a second. You're saying that was your unit. You weren't present then. Well, not present then. I'm not. I may be reincarnated. I do believe that, but not at this point. I saw the documents from the mess, the officer's mess.

2:18:39 Okay, I just want to make sure that people understand that. I said that for you. I knew you weren't there. That it was your unit that was there. Because this actually occurred in like 1899 to like 1902 time frame. Okay, go ahead. I'm with you. Go ahead. And in the unit, I know you're going to be interested in. On notes, I gave you my email address and messages there. I've been trying to get a hold of you for a long time.

2:19:09 Give me a moment. PTSD sucks, if you know what I mean. At any rate, the work I'm doing with PTSD is making all these memories come back as just as if I was there on CFB Basin. So we'll get back to the story. We can go back to how I got there anyways. These people were deciding to save my life by showing me this information. And I realized almost immediately, first they said, if you tell anybody, we're going to kill you.

2:19:41 And it was all about what I found out now. First thing they asked me is, am I Jewish? So here we go with the Kazarian Mafia. It's clear that that's what was going on because as they got drunked up and they had the minutes of the mess of a brand new unit that they had created with money that came from the royal family, obviously. Lord Strathcona is the name of it. They fucking name everything that.

2:20:12 North Carolina up in Canada. At any rate, he was the guy that did the last spike. At any rate, yeah, that's what I do for PTSD. I get kind of wandering. At any rate, the project or Gladio was older than Cecil Rhodes. And he was born in 1830. And he was talking about the formation of the United States.

2:20:46 Project Gladio, where they'd send everything in. What it's obviously, as I've learned more and more about it, hold back units then. And then they would take over the United States. But they're talking about taking over the whole world then, right? And these were minutes that I, and these guys were saving me. And they're veterans. I'll never know them, right? Because I went into, I had PTSD at the time.

2:21:15 been major traumatized through weapons, substandard weaponry. But at any rate, I went into escape and evade for 47 fucking years. And when I finally figured out I needed to, well, Jay White Weidner actually decided he, I'd met him 25 years ago and he told me I should talk to VAC, Veterans Affairs Canada. But I got news for you.

2:21:49 If I was thinking my own regiment would off me if they knew what I thought I knew, they would, you know, they won't stop at anything. They also talked about the breeding program that everybody was in, because after the Battle of Waterloo, the bankers is who they were formed by. They were formed by the city of London. That's where all the toasts went to, the city of London and all their satanic bullshit.

2:22:17 So that traumatized the living fuck out of me just finding out about that. Yeah. I don't know if I can keep going for now. That was a lot. Thank you, Bradley. I think that she was ready to close up because she's way past. Usually she finishes before three our time or before six her time. Thank you. Is it her bedtime? Bradley, you are welcome back anytime.

2:22:46 There is a lot of overlap between what you are saying and the information that we have, as you well know. And so, yeah, absolutely. I do have to run. I am on my way. The main thing I wanted to put forward to everybody there is that to remember, Gladios, the Nazis did it in 42, right? We know this. But the NATO...

2:23:16 uh gladio started the united nations so everything united nations everything cia everything that was created ngo is all gladio everything this is a i mean it's worse than we all thought it is definitely worse than what we thought absolutely yeah bradley i just want to jump in and say thank you very much for sharing your story with us i know how hard that was for you i just came from the psychologist i told her a whole bunch of goodies

2:23:47 But my concern now is, like, I've been accepted that this has caused my, some other stuff has caused my PTSD. So I've been accepted from VAC, which is Veterans Affairs Canada. And I'm in the process of getting it turned into 100% for all this time. But if I've got MKUltra in my past, I need to know if these clowns at Veterans Affairs Canada know what they're doing.

2:24:16 I need to be deprogrammed or what, right? So I've been waiting for a month trying to get this figured out a little. Well, you hang out with us, Bradley. You're in a good space. Everybody here is cool people. Yeah. All right. On that note, the colonel does have to leave. But I'm so glad you stopped by. It was very touching that you trusted us enough to share your story. I got to get it.

2:24:43 I still think this is a military operation. It is. You're right. You're absolutely right. My brain wants me to off myself. I'm not doing it. No, you're not going to do that. You're not going to do that because you're not going crazy. I have to find out what's happening. That's exactly right. And we need you in the fight. So you stick around with us and we're going to help you through it.

2:25:13 And hopefully when you recognize some patterns, you'll be able to work some of the things out and things will start making more sense to you. Yeah. All right. I've been working with at least one person. All right. Well, that's good. You keep coming. All right. And we love you. Love you big. And I was going to say the same thing. Come every day because welcome to the family. We're all in it together. Thank you. I think my.

2:25:42 Well, that's my, yes, it is. It's my, hmm, Bradley Holdner. Yeah, there's my Twitter handle. Thank you. And I'm a radiographer. Anyway, thanks for listening, guys. Sure. Thank you very much. Okay, guys, we will be back here tomorrow at four.

2:26:12 And Bob, I see you. I do have to run. I'm already like 24 minutes late over my, I'm supposed to be at a restaurant in five minutes, but I'm going to be late. So come back tomorrow and we'll discuss some more Operation Gladio. Thanks everybody for being here.

Entities here

Robert Komer50 Vietnam26 Operation Gladio25 Lyndon B. Johnson25 CIA13 Turkey12 Sinking of USS Indianapolis12 National Security Council11 James Forrestal11 Phoenix Program10 William Porter8 John F. Kennedy8 Elliot Richardson7 NATO6 John P. Cabot Lodge6 RAND Corporation6 CORDS5 Bradley Holdner5 Washington, D.C.5 Richie Boys5 U.S. Navy5 Assassination of Orlando Letelier4 U.S. Department of Homeland Security4 Orlando Letelier4 Bill Moyers4 McGeorge Bundy4 USAID3 Ukraine3 USS Liberty incident3 Israel3 William Leonard3 George Carver3 Charles B. McVay III3 United Kingdom3 Frank Jones3 Joseph Kennedy Sr.3 Nikki Haley3 William Westmoreland2 Dwight D. Eisenhower2 Bolivia2

Claims made here

Robert Komer member_of Richie Boys host_asserted ▶ 0:39

“group from all of this crap we're doing so I'm keeping it light on the research level but I've been looking into several of Cartwright's Richie Boys and one of them that gives you the ability to look …”

Richie Boys trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:08

“Knowing that they were receiving covert training that looks a hell of a lot like Operation Gladio covert training with the cherry on top also being psychological operations. And what you find most whe…”

Robert Komer member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 5:07

“And he later joined the CIA. And he also joined the precursor to the CIA because he was in it before the official act of creating the CIA was. So he joined in 1947. The CIA technically wasn't created …”

Ford Foundation front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 5:37

“So it said he served on the staff of the National Security Council under McGeorge Bundy. And understanding who McGeorge Bundy is, you have to know that he was president of the Ford Foundation, i.e. a …”

McGeorge Bundy member_of CFR host_asserted ▶ 5:37

Robert Komer member_of National Security Council host_asserted ▶ 5:37

McGeorge Bundy headed Ford Foundation host_asserted ▶ 5:37

Marshall Plan funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 6:05

“He was on the group for the implementation of the Marshall Plan, which we found out later was primarily used not for basically rebuilding Europe, but to create the stay behind units. He also was a pro…”

Robert Komer appointed National Security Council host_asserted ▶ 6:35

“part of the executive branch problem that we've had in the past. He's definitely part of the international syndicate. All right. So it says after Bundy's departure, Comer briefly served as the nationa…”

Robert Komer carried_out_attack Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 6:59

“All of that nasty shit that we've talked about and spent the better part of a week on the Phoenix program and the murder, pacification, burning down of villages, creating another village, put a remote…”

Robert Komer carried_out_attack CORDS host_asserted ▶ 8:52

“And a lot of those was orchestrated out of the National Security Advisor's office during Lyndon B. Johnson's time. So this guy's basically hovering around all of this with his psychological operations…”

Robert Komer recruited William Colby host_asserted ▶ 9:52

“nexus of the phoenix program he he hires william colby basically as his deputy and we all know that william colby goes on to be the cia director um he it was william colby that also acknowledges that …”

CORDS member_of Military Assistance Command, Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 10:24

“20,587 deaths as it related specifically to courts. This organization was made up of both civilian and military. It fell under the authority of the Military Assistance Command in Vietnam, which we art…”

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Robert Komer host_asserted ▶ 11:21

“President Lyndon Johnson had sent Comer to South Vietnam to provide an impetus to nation building efforts. Comer was known for his broke management style. I mean, he was a bully. That's the best way t…”

John P. Cabot Lodge member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 11:49

“And so basically, he was in charge of the Phoenix program while Lodge was the ambassador over there. Now, Henry Cabot Lodge comes up a whole lot of times in the discussion of Operation Gladio. I mean,…”

John P. Cabot Lodge spied_on John F. Kennedy speculative ▶ 14:32

“Via the lodge, he was being used as kind of the cutout for the negotiations. And many people believe because he's part of the international syndicate that it was him that was telling everybody that's …”

John P. Cabot Lodge framed John F. Kennedy speculative ▶ 14:58

“that it was him actually going to recognize the government of Fidel Castro and stop the anti-communist bullshit as a talking point that got him assassinated. There are a lot of people, I've read that …”

Robert Komer member_of RAND Corporation host_asserted ▶ 18:39

“And after working briefly as a consultant to RAN, which, by the way, is a front for the CIA as well, he was appointed to be the ambassador of Turkey. Now, I want you to understand the significance of …”

Robert Komer appointed Turkey host_asserted ▶ 18:39

RAND Corporation front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 18:39

William Colby succeeded Robert Komer host_asserted ▶ 19:41

“He's a CIA asset. He's a Rand employee. He's a vicious murderer of Vietnamese. And we just appoint him in 1968 to be the ambassador to Turkey. And it says that he was succeeded in the cords Vietnam op…”

Turkey member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 20:34

“All of this crap in Wikipedia, while it gives you a good skeleton to look at, you have to know what the hell's going on if you're going to actually use Wikipedia. Because who had the biggest NATO stay…”

Turkey trafficked Bolivia host_asserted ▶ 22:02

“with, that are not in the military, with NATO weaponry in their trunks on their way to Bulgaria. Because Bulgaria became the port in which all of the covert shipments of both former Soviet and excess,…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Peshmerga host_asserted ▶ 23:03

“And if you recall, we described how that the Gray Wolf slash Gladio elements in Turkey would dress up as the PKK or the Pesmergas or whatever of Kurdish nationality, attack their fellow Turkish member…”

Robert Komer carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 24:01

“And just horrific retribution under a supposed attack that didn't even happen the way they portended it to have happened. And overseeing all of this is this Comer dude. He's right smack in the middle …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Robert Komer host_asserted ▶ 24:34

“His car was set on fire in the Middle East Technical University by a group of students. They say that they're Marxist-Leninists, but we don't know what they were actually. And they did it under the ba…”

Robert Komer member_of RAND Corporation host_asserted ▶ 25:35

“in order to increase funding to perpetuate the Operation Gladio at an accelerated pace, that this was all a creation of their own. So after he's done in Turkey creating havoc, he returns to Rand in 19…”

Robert Komer member_of Jimmy Carter host_asserted ▶ 27:10

“It says that Comer would later work for Jimmy Carter's administration as well. And in the 80s, he became a vocal critic of basically building up our Navy. And he died in, let's see, when did he die? H…”

Frank Jones member_of U.S. Department of Homeland Security host_asserted ▶ 28:48

“Okay, here it is. This guy, Frank Jones, the guy that's writing this paper, becomes an SES, which we all know what that is, the senior civilian employees of the U.S. government, and moves into the pri…”

Richard Falkenrath member_of George H.W. Bush host_asserted ▶ 34:21

“President George W. Bush's Deputy Homeland Security Advisor until May 2004, in speaking about senior leaders in the Department of Homeland Security, remarked, many officials at the department were so …”

Chester Cooper member_of National Security Council host_asserted ▶ 36:16

“State Department wanted the person to be a special assistant to the Secretary of State. Chester Cooper, a staff member of the National Security Council, wrote an impassioned memo to the president argu…”

Robert Komer member_of National Security Council book_quoted ▶ 36:45

“during and after this particular episode. So it says that this view had prevailed and now it was up to Comer to carry out the president's commitment in the face of the bureaucratic resistance from the…”

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Robert Komer book_quoted ▶ 36:45

Robert Komer funded Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 38:41

“So basically, Comer was creating his own job description. Comer understood his mandate as a management problem subject to analysis, input-output models, concepts that he had learned at the Harvard Bus…”

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed William Porter book_quoted ▶ 40:12

“Porter had been designated to improve the management of the U.S. support of the pacification efforts as Comer's counterpart in Saigon, and together they would use the authority of the president over t…”

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed William Leonard book_quoted ▶ 43:00

“would assure that the civilian pacification efforts were coordinated with military operations. Further, he would support the U.S. mission in Saigon on matters under his purview. Comer administered a W…”

Robert Komer recruited Robert Montague book_quoted ▶ 43:54

“many, many times in the future as a corrupt SOB working inside the White House of various administrations, who had worked for him in Saigon. Holbrooke, in turn, recommended that Comer hire Army Lieute…”

Robert Komer recruited Richard Holbrooke book_quoted ▶ 43:54

Robert Komer recruited RAND Corporation book_quoted ▶ 44:22

“Westmoreland staff at the U.S. Military Assistance Command in Vietnam. Comer added two RANDCorp employees, keep in mind those are CIA assets, a Bureau of Budget employee to control agency allocations …”

Robert Komer recruited Bureau of the Budget book_quoted ▶ 44:22

George Carver member_of CIA book_quoted ▶ 53:48

“to work for Comer while he was still actually working for the ambassador. And that obviously is going to cause some chaos. And the author goes on down a little further and talks about Comer's views ha…”

George Carver spied_on Robert Komer book_quoted ▶ 54:14

“who ran basically the Vietnam desk, had sent a memorandum to Richard Helms, who was the CIA director at the time, after Comer's second visit, and he accused Comer of fundamental misconceptions about t…”

James Forrestal member_of Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 59:20

“What's interesting about Forrestal is when you go back and you look at him, he looks like he would be the perfect international syndicate flag officer. You know, from the important part of New York, h…”

James Forrestal succeeded Frank Knox guest_asserted ▶ 1:00:53

“When he becomes the Secretary of Navy in 1944, the guy that was in the job before, Frank Knox, died of a heart attack. And now we all suspect that maybe he didn't actually die of a heart attack, that …”

James Forrestal covered_up Sinking of USS Indianapolis book_quoted ▶ 1:01:23

“the Navy in the closing of World War II and then the demobilization as it occurred. And he's also over a whole bunch of the different things that happens in the aftermath of World War II, one of which…”

Camp Ritchie member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:11:26

“Camp Ritchie was a military camp that was set up in Maryland, and it was a covert location. Most people doesn't even know it ever existed until much later. But we also in Operation Gladio found severa…”

John F. Kennedy member_of U.S. Navy host_asserted ▶ 1:20:11

“When I think he was in charge of the Navy, which he had no experience over in England. It was just through his family. And he actually sent a wire back. I'm leaving from Portugal. And if something hap…”

Joseph Kennedy Sr. member_of United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 1:21:07

“They didn't like Joe and they were going to get rid of all of his kids because they were worried that they would get into politics. So it's kind of interesting. I think the Japanese were tipped off wh…”

Daniel Ellsberg member_of RAND Corporation caller_asserted ▶ 1:27:44

“Uh, I'm a journalist, but, um, I, because you said he was, he was CIA like placed in, and that just sounds so crazy to me. Um, but I just want to point out, um, that, you know, Daniel Ellsberg, um, wa…”

Bill Moyers member_of Operation Mockingbird host_asserted ▶ 1:28:43

“either working voluntarily with the CIA publishing shit that they wanted to have published, like literally taking copy from them and saying and putting their name on it. And many times they were quote…”

Bill Moyers member_of CFR host_asserted ▶ 1:29:09

“It's very easy to see if you go back and you look at him. He served in Johnson's administration as the White House press secretary. He also served as a director of the Council of Foreign Relations. So…”

Lyndon B. Johnson headed Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 1:31:04

“for johnson but maybe he changed later in life i'm not passing judgment on him i was talking about the phoenix program and his role in it as part of the johnson administration i didn't pass judgment o…”

Bill Moyers funded Public Broadcasting Service host_asserted ▶ 1:31:33

“Didn't understand. I thought you were talking about his whole life. Okay. That's fine. Because you have to look at also the fact that he was a founding, I'm not going to say member, but he was one of …”

Paul L. Williams founded Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 1:52:58

“have done them over Zoom, where we just basically give them a Gladio 101 with some examples of how bad this is and some resources. You know, my go-to book is Paul Williams' Operation Gladio. And then …”

Danielle Ganser founded NATO Secret Armies book_quoted ▶ 1:52:58

NATO funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:56:35

“Find one of my videos or one of my spaces or whatever. Post your representative. Say, hey, why don't you watch this and stop paying for NATO? I want this information. I spend a lot of time, so does Br…”

Bradley Holdner member_of CFB Calgary caller_asserted ▶ 2:15:37

“Hello, can you hear us? Yes, I'm a Canadian vet. And I got in or got out at the same time you got in, Colonel. And I was exposed to Operation Gladio in a firsthand manner. Every Canadian base after th…”

Operation Gladio front_for NATO caller_asserted ▶ 2:16:11

“It became evident to me that I was being set up as cannon fodder for what turns out to be was Operation Gladio in the NATO sense. It's a NATO thing, right? Operation Gladio. It's definitely a NATO thi…”

Cecil Rhodes funded Lord Strathcona's Horse caller_asserted ▶ 2:17:42

“All of it done through doing some pretty interesting drugs, not the least of which was LSD, and we all know that 100% of LSD came from the CIA. At any rate, I saw the receipts of Cecil Rhodes addressi…”

City of London funded Lord Strathcona's Horse caller_asserted ▶ 2:21:49

“If I was thinking my own regiment would off me if they knew what I thought I knew, they would, you know, they won't stop at anything. They also talked about the breeding program that everybody was in,…”

Operation Gladio founded United Nations caller_asserted ▶ 2:23:16

“uh gladio started the united nations so everything united nations everything cia everything that was created ngo is all gladio everything this is a i mean it's worse than we all thought it is definite…”