Operation Gladio - Revisit Indonesia, Ann Soetoro, Subud religioncult with Gladio Glasses

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0:00 We're going to start in just a second. As soon as I get X up and running, we're going to get started. Hello, hello, hello. Thank you. Very interesting. I thought we were coming south to get out of the storm, and we're getting more rain down here than they are at home. So, got to love it. Very interesting.

0:50 The unpredictability of Florida weather. All right. This is going to be a very interesting conversation because, again, anytime you go back and you start looking at old material with your Gladio glasses on, all of a sudden everything looks very differently. So I want to point out.

1:21 a few things as we get started. If you guys can repost this space and let everybody know that we're live, I'll do the same. Absolutely. Appreciate it. Okay. So I had found an article a long time ago. It's really just a random post that someone had forwarded to me.

1:58 It had several points, and I'm going to bring up those points as the intro to the conversation. Because it highlights the controversy that we all know exists, but we're called conspiracy theorists if you actually talk about it out loud. So we're going to talk about it out loud. It has to do, of course, with...

2:29 many of the open questions about President Barack Obama's past and affiliations that his mother had, which, again, I've read about. I've read all of his books. But I didn't think anything about certain aspects of it until now. So with that, let's get started.

2:59 One of the biggest controversies had to do with his birth certificate, the surrounding death of the woman who quote unquote certified it, her having just been hired into that job just before it got released, her affiliation with a particular religion.

3:22 Barack Obama's mother being in that same religious entity in Indonesia when she was there. But I'm going to bring it all the way home with what was going on simultaneously in Indonesia that we have studied and the surrounding area, by the way. So just in review, a few of the aspects. When she was living.

3:52 Stanley Ann Sotero in 1968, which would make Obama seven years old, she was extending her passport. There is an area of your passport where you can add or delete like dependents, like your children. On her passport application, there was the name Barack

4:23 Hussein Obama with in parentheses S-O-E-B-A-R-K-A-H. Sobarca. And it was uncertain as to whether she was adding him to the extension or because it's marked out or whether she was taking him off the extension. That had been left open for

4:54 interpretation, misinterpretation, whatever. So I'm just putting that out there. I'm not passing any judgment. I'm not going to speculate on what its purpose was. But one of the explanations of that weird name at the end had to do with the religion. The religion is called S-U-B-U-D, Subud. S-U-B-U-D.

5:23 B as in Bravo, D as in Delta. Many people, when they're talking about this religion, refer to it as a cult. And it originated with a guy who had lots and lots and lots and lots of money in Indonesia and was in lots and lots and lots of things that look very CIA-ish in looking at it with Operation Gladio glasses.

5:53 And I'll just leave that there. There is lots of speculation about the it looks like and I'll just be very blunt. It looks like he was part of a money laundering operation in that he owned lots of real estate and that type of thing for nefarious purposes. Whether or not that's true or not, that it gives the impression that that's the case. And again, you have to keep in mind.

6:23 with what we just learned about Indonesia and the coup that went on during the 1960s that overthrew Sukarna and put in Suharta and the stealing of all of their gold and oil. Now, the government and Suharta, the crook that the CIA installed,

6:54 would be looking for places to park the black ops money that he's going to be skimming off the take of the Rockefeller Standard Oil, stealing all of their gold. Because remember, they're skimming off the top of the gold take as well. So they're having to pay off officials in Indonesia.

7:18 in order to be able to steal those resources. So someone is going to be the front for the embezzlement of that money into real estate because that's their favorite place to launder money. Well, it just so happens that the guy that was a main stay in this Subad cult slash religion, which has a lot of tenants of the Muslim religion,

7:49 was a very rich man in real estate. So there are definite things to look at in there. I'm not making the ties. I'm just saying there's a lot to be looked at. So the man that founded the religion was actually from Java. And he was Muslim and his name was Muhammad Subad.

8:20 Religion is named after him. Now, what's interesting about this is that religion in the United States has three primary. Well, it has three primary world locations, Hawaii, Indonesia and Chicago, Hawaii, Indonesia and Chicago. It just so happens those are the three places that Barack Obama lived. That's weird.

8:56 And it just so happens that Subad religion in the United States had a particular U.S. leader, and her name was Loretta Fuddy for a period of time. You know, the person that forged or produced a birth certificate for Barack Obama.

9:25 is in charge of the U.S. branch of this religion that has the locations of every place that Barack Obama lived. So you have to start scratching your head at some point and go, what the hell? So in saying that, and you do the research, you find out that in this religion, which is not unlike Muslim religion,

9:54 you get to pick a name to basically be redesignated in that religion. And in the case of Fuddy, her name was Deliana, D-E-L-I-A-N-A, Fuddy. So there was speculation that that's what that name, that Sobarka name.

10:24 was on the passport religion was a name that at the time, Barry Sotero went by inside of Indonesia, inside of this religion, because many of the people that were of this religion changed their names. So that's another possibility as to why that other name was on the crossed out part of the birth certificate, or excuse me, the passport renewal.

10:54 Let me get that straight. OK, so the connection of this religion with Barack Obama's mother was made in her book by her. So it's not speculation that she was associated with this religion in the book, which is an authorized biography, a singular woman, the untold story of Barack Obama's mother, which was an authorized.

11:25 biography of her um it mentions multiple times in her own words her affiliation with this religion one of the quotes actually talks about um miss fuddy um so it's she was not unknown to this family so it also mentions um that barack obama's

11:54 Mother found, quote, found a group of young Americans and Britons enrolled in an intensive course in Indonesia, the national language at the University of Indonesia. She was looking for teachers. A half a dozen of them accepted her invitation. Many of them members of the International Spiritual Organization, SUBAD, with a residential compound in the suburb of Jakarta.

12:23 which is basically where she lived. And it also talks about Mohammed Mansour Mandaros, a reclusive and scholarly Subad member from Massachusetts, also being at Harvard, whom Anne hired, Barack Obama's mother, hired as a teacher, had immersed himself so deeply in the Javanese culture and language.

12:54 that they basically named him Mansur Java. He died in 2007, weirdly enough. And he basically had made friends with all of the people in Indonesia while he was in this program working for Ann Sotera. So it also suggests

13:28 that there is a New York Times article that, let's see, that says around 1970 or 71 that there was some, let me see how to say that, interesting questions.

13:57 that arose about that application for her passport that kind of got scuttled at the time. So if you move on to a honorary mention of where she went to school and did a dissertation, you happen upon

14:27 a very flattering article about Ann Dunham Sotero. And it talks about, hold on, let's see, here it is. Okay, so a list of graduates compiled recently. This is from a New York Times article.

15:00 By the 11-year-old Center for Cultural and Technical Exchange between the East and West, a State Department educational project better known as the East-West Center. Now, let me just tell you, we talked about this when I was talking about the Nugent Hand Bank. The East-West Center.

15:27 is where the general that was put in charge of the Nugent Hand Bank branch in Hawaii came from. And it is known that the East West Center is, there's one in Europe as well, is a CIA recruiting venue. They bring...

15:55 young people from all over the theater, meaning in this case, the Pacific theater, the Asian theater into this school for a year or a two year program. And they try to recruit them to go back and spy on their country. The East West center is 100% a CIA production facility. And what's crazy about this is that's where Ann Dunham.

16:25 went to school for one of her degrees, okay? And then she just so happens, after having gone to the school, ends up working for USAID, which is a CIA cutout, in Indonesia. So let me go back to this article. This article is a WordPress article that was written in 2009.

16:56 No wonder Barack Obama didn't write a book called Dreams of My Mother. The president has said that he wished he had written a biography of his mother, the late Ann Dunham Sotero, rather than his father. And he might have done well. It might have done well since he lived with her for lengthy periods of time, you know, actually knew his mom. But perhaps it would have been called Nightmares from My Mom or.

17:24 bad dreams of my mother and stepfather. The more I read about the Dunham family, the more fictionalized and fabricated they seem. Obama's mother in particular, since she was so often trotted out posthumously for photo ops, her story, as presented by Obama, is simple. She was a free spirit who transcended typecasting, spent her life doing for others and preserving native Indonesian crafts.

17:54 was hardly worth mentioning, okay? But this is the way it really was. In Indonesia from 1965 to 1968, there was the ongoing massacre of the PKI party, which we were all told was communist, when in reality, 90% nationalist, 10% communist, throughout the Indonesia archipelago, which included at the time, Java.

18:23 This massacre was done by the Indonesian army, but it also had a crapload of some imported, but others trained on site that were Muslim jihadists as part of the force. There is no doubt.

18:50 that the U.S. had strategic and economic interest in the Indonesian controlled by Sukarno and those interests ended up being bloody. And of course we know what the interests were, that it was the gold and the oil. Time magazine described it this way, quote, communist red sympathizers and their family are being massacred by the thousands. Army units executed thousands after interrogation in remote jails.

19:18 Armed with wide-blade knives, Muslim bands crept at night into the houses of communists, killing entire families, burying the bodies in shallow graves. The murder campaign became so brazen in parts of rural East Java that Muslim bands placed the heads of victims on poles and paraded them through the villages. Travelers from these areas tell of small rivers and streams that have been literally clogged with bodies.

19:49 at place has been seriously impeded and we talked about all of that pretty horrific by any standard even genocidal ones yet and dunham sotero according to all of the mainstream hype and obama's whitewash of autobiography was teaching english as an american embassy employee while her husband lolo was an army colonel under the monster suharta was busy working as an oil company geologist

20:18 slash government liaison. So let me, I want to say this again. She, and we know that the majority of the people that work under any auspices in the American embassy are CIA. So she is supposedly a embassy employee, not like at the international school teaching English. She is at the embassy, which means.

20:49 In my book, she's a CIA employee. Her husband is an army colonel that works for Sukarta, who is being used and employed by the CIA to overthrow the government. So that means Lolo Sotera was part of the overthrow CIA operation of Sukarno. But it also goes on to say, and remember what we told you about the geologist, Lolo.

21:21 was an oil company geologist. What does that tell you? Because the oil company that has the concession is Standard Oil. That means he was working for the international syndicate, part of Standard Oil. He was their liaison to the Soharta, the new dictator installed that's killing hundreds of thousands of people, millions of people in the end.

21:53 As part of this whole thing. In a book written by Jeffrey Robinson, The Dark Side of Paradise, makes clear the implication of complicity in the monstrous events by both the Army and the U.S. Embassy means they could not have not known. The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta noted in a cable to the State Department, the U.S. government in generally admiring what the Army is doing. This is a quote.

22:23 Approval for the release of the names came from the top U.S. embassy officials, including former Ambassador Marshall Green, Deputy Chief of Mission Jack Lindman. I mean, that's the CIA guy. That's what they call the chief of mission and political section chief Edward Masters. All three acknowledged in interviews that basically said the approval for the killings came from the U.S. embassy, meaning the CIA.

22:51 Obama's autobiography says little or nothing about the dread which must have been prevalent among the peasant populace during this period of living through this massacre, despite the fact that more than a million were imprisoned and used by big corporations, timber mining and oil, as slave laborers. In his autobiography, Obama says virtually nothing about his stepfather, Colonel Lolo Sotero.

23:16 According to one fluff article available on the Internet, Obama returned to Indonesia for Christmas and summer holidays with his mother for many years. During those years, Obama would have been mature enough to take note of the intense political oppression imposed by Suharto and the dread connected with reprisals directed at any party brave enough to criticize the regime.

23:45 went from her English teaching job with the embassy to employment in USAID and the CIA-connected Ford Foundation in 1965 and in 1966. More questions than answers attached to Ann Soteras during her lengthy stay in Indonesia. The more one investigates the information about her activities, the one more wonders about its lack of detail. The bizarre

24:13 impressions about Anne Cetera's personality was buried or replaced the record of her actual life. Some nagging questions. I have not been able to locate Anne Cetera's curriculum by day which is kind of like the overview of her work because supposedly she had her PhD so it would have been a long detailed outline of things that she had written.

24:41 Did she produce any scholarly work other than her long-awaited dissertation? Did Anne Sotero work in Ghana and in Thailand? If so, during what years and for whom did she work? What scholarships enabled young Obama to attend the prestigious and elite Ponao School in Hawaii while his mother was too poor to afford it? Anne Sotero was also allegedly the recipient of a quote-unquote scholarship to continue her anthropology.

25:11 anthropology studies at the University of Hawaii. Why did she earn an undergraduate degree in math and then switch to anthropology? Microfinancing of peasant women in east or west Timor seems like a front for something else like the CIA since the massacres within the province wiped out nearly a third of the population and in many areas the genocide of males was as high as 80 percent.

25:38 much of the population in East Timor was relocated to West Timor. To whom was Anne Sotero teaching English while under the U.S. Embassy auspices during the horrifying massacres and imprisonments during the 1967-68 time frame and the decades-long slave labor market as well as torture chambers? Why would the Ford Foundation finance anthropological studies

26:04 into native fabric and iron working during this period of time. So I found an article, and I'll probably get to it in a second, where she wrote part of her dissertation, which was like a thousand pages long, about the indigenous people working with iron, like steel worker, like blacksmith kind of stuff, and how that was such a wonderful thing for them to be able to survive on their own and do that.

26:34 in the middle of a genocide war? Or was this Anne Cetera's cover for another kind of research in the countryside? And Obama says nothing about his mother's residence in Indonesia during the brutal Suharto's invasion and occupation of East Timor beginning in 1975.

26:54 My developing theory is that the important shaping of Obama's character is connected to Indonesia as much or more than Hawaii or Chicago. If his stepfather was the top honcho in a brutal Suharto regime and Lolo had plenty of American military friends from the embassy, how might that have affected Barack Obama? If his mother's work was such great importance that she stayed in war-torn Indonesia while her son returned home, are we to believe...

27:23 the native crafts was this important work. If Obama returned often to Indonesia to see his mother as he grew older, wouldn't he have been aware of the horrific events happening around the capital city of Jakarta? How are we to believe his stories of reacting strongly to racial and color slights when he lived in a land of genocide that was scarred for over a decade with mass murder?

27:53 And finally, what should one make of Obama's appointment of Admiral Dennis Blair as the new director of national intelligence, while it is widely alleged that Blair helped with the approval of the resumption of military cooperation with Indonesia in 1999, despite yet another massacre carried out in Indonesia in East Timor. So in other words, he hired the guy that helped.

28:21 Continue the massacre into East Timor as the National Director of Intelligence. Just saying that a different way. So moving on, we get to the actual address of it was kind of like an after entry that was written.

28:47 in the archives of the East-West Center in Hawaii about one of their alumni. A list of graduates compiled recently by the 11-year-old Center of Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West, a State Department educational process, the caliber of alumni abroad, many of whom have attained influential positions in their own countries after studying at the center here, because it's all planned, is

29:15 cited as one measure of an international impact the unusual establishment a U.S. government institution of higher learning has and I'm sure it is an unusual establishment because you know the CIA doesn't have schools all over the world. However in its short life as an international academic enclave in a tolerant multi-racial community of Honolulu surrounded by an Polynesian part

29:45 assimilation asian and part go-getter american the center cannot escape controversy some asian students are known to have gone home unhappy with their introduction to american life some people say that they were there for an extended period and this is just me talking now they say they were there for an extended period of time but the curriculum didn't warrant that because they're being recruited

30:11 about the university. It says it sits on a 21-acre corner of the University of Hawaii campus. And let's see. Some foreign students think the academic atmosphere is too casual. A girl from New Guinea declared her month's program could have been condensed into a week. Many Honolulu people, such as the 900 members,

30:38 involved in hospitality and helped to the foreign students called the Friends of East West Center love their involvement in the activity. Because I would imagine a lot of them are CIA assets. Some of the difficulty comes from the Asian unfamiliarity with the norms of American life. Some say that they're not paid enough money because they're actually paid to come here.

31:08 It also says that there's radicals at the university, which operates the center that is both cultural and academic and that people have lots of questions about the State Department running because it appears that it's a blatant exercise of American imperialism, which is basically what.

31:35 many people speculate that that's for but here's one of the most interesting aspects of the center guess when it was founded in 1960 and guess who founded it it was done by a mutual security act lyndon b johnson when he was the majority leader of the senate he initially appropriated 10 million dollars and

32:03 It was augmented by $5 million more in federal funds each year to run the institution. So you have the guy who participated in Operation Gladio assassination of JFK creating the East-West Center in order for the CIA to be operating in the Asian theater. Nothing to see here at all. Let's see.

32:33 I think that was it on that one. Then we move to another actual article from the East West Center that says spotlight on alumni and Dunham, mother to the president. And it says at a recent East West Center International Conference in Bali, Indonesia, many gathered to share personal memories and gain a glimpse into the life and work of East West Center.

33:02 legacy, the late alumni Ann Dunham Sotero. As mother of President Barack Obama, she has become the focus of a great deal of media attention, especially as she had played such an influential role in shaping his world outlook and approach towards problem solving in service to humanity. In the preface to his memoir, Dreams of My Father, he wrote, I know that she was the kindest, most generous spirit I have ever known. And that is what

33:31 is best in me i owe to her tragically her life was cut short in 1995 due to cancer but her spirit and determination to champion women's rights and economic justice in asia continues to serve as a source of inspiration dunham originally from kansas um blah blah blah according to a dean at the east west center dunham had a different east west center experience

33:59 as she lived off campus with barack and her daughter maya and spent her time her social time primarily in the indonesian country group she pursued her master's and doctorate's degree in anthropology with a focus on social and economic development in indonesia she later went on to publish women's work in village industries in java in 1982 and her phd research culminated in the thousand page dissertation

34:29 quote, peasants blacksmithing in Indonesia, surviving and thriving against all odds, unquote, maybe surviving, which has recently been published in Indonesia as well. At the East-West Center Conference Panel presentation in Bali, a personal friend of Dunham from Indonesia explained that Dunham's research was significant since she illustrated that with peasant blacksmithing, that village industry was important and enduring.

35:01 Come on. It goes on to say Dunham's research and consulting work took her around the world. And this is very important. Listen to this. She became a consultant for the United States Agency for International Development, USAID, CIA, on setting up village credit programs, which to me, if you look that up.

35:32 Looks a lot like the social credit program they're trying to shove down our throats. And we know that everything they're doing here, they've tried somewhere else. Then she worked for the Ford Foundation as a program officer in Jakarta, championing women's issues. And later in 1986, she served in Pakistan. And do you know how often Pakistan comes up?

36:00 In Barack Obama's conversations, she was a consultant to the Asian Development Bank, focusing on women's welfare. Now, here's another interesting thing. The Asian Development Bank, another one of those State Department USAID slash CIA. Yes. In 1988, she joined the Bank Rakyat Indonesia.

36:28 Indonesia's oldest bank and helped develop the world's largest sustainable microfinance program, creating services like credit and savings for the poor, which enabled people in rural areas to engage in cottage industries and emerge from poverty as a, well, the ones that survived the massacre. As a pioneer in the field of microfinance, her anthropological research helped shape the policies.

36:56 set by the bank. At present, the bank's microfinance is the world's leader in terms of savers, with an average of 31 million members. Ann Dunham was a reformer, said one journalist. Now, let me go to this bank. If you look at this bank, it talks about the fact that it was originally created in 1895. However, it goes on to talk about the fact

37:26 that it was created by the Dutch. It was not an Indonesian bank. It was a Dutch colonial bank. And as such, in 1983, which was right before she goes over and starts this shit and gets hired by this bank, the Indonesian government, which would be this new

37:57 CIA bullshit, implemented a program to deregulate the economy, which resulted in more private sector participation. But all that means is they, so Sukarno, the good guy, had basically taken the bank away from the Dutch. He nationalized the bank. This is them.

38:25 And let me explain the cycle, too, because this is very important. When they overturn a government, everything is basically sold at fire cells. Right. So when a government takes their shit back from the syndicate, the CIA is sent in as the paramilitary force to overthrow the government. Then everything that the government owns is sold out to the syndicate.

38:56 So these types of things, the CIA will infiltrate the banking and everything else through their people so that the the fire cell of all of the resources of the country under the imposed dictator to, quote unquote, increase privatization and make him look like he's somehow all the.

39:20 things to democracy there is when actually he's a fascist dictator setting up a fascist oligarch system with all of the oligarchs being the imperialist under a different way of looking at imperialism. And so basically they're saying that the bank was decentralized, quote unquote, open to competition when in fact it's basically just embracing the oligarchs.

39:47 rushing back in. And now they can buy everything for pennies on the dollar. And in most cases, when these countries nationalized, they actually paid a fine to the infrastructure, to these companies, because the company sued them at the world court and won judgments against the countries. And most of the countries offered to buy them out. They didn't just take it from them. Like in the case with Alendi, in the case with

40:16 nicaragua when they offered united fruit the same amount of money that they've been paying taxes on for the last 10 years and they said no i don't want 1 million even though that's all i've ever paid taxes on i want 16 million or 20 million for this property and nicaragua says go pound sand that's you didn't pay taxes on that so that you can't think that's the value because if that's the value you should have been paying a hell of a lot more taxes so

40:42 those are the things that they take the money from the country and the the country had to get world bank loans for that money so now the country's in debt for that and then they destroy the government by assassinating the president and then they buy all of the up that they've already gotten a judgment from that they'll eventually get paid for anyway so they're getting double their money

41:05 That's the way this whole thing works. And so I don't find it at all surprising that just before she's installed into this bank, they basically decentralized everything. And listen to this. It says, most notably, the manufacturing and trade and they had a heavy reliance on oil and gas and mining industry.

41:31 So right there, it goes to show you that that's exactly what this was all about. So what else? Let's see. The increased size, change of nature of the customer base. Well, yeah, you had a change in customer base because you just assassinated over a million people. So back to the article.

42:04 the glowing article about Anne Dunham. Another colleague of Anne Dunham's at the Ford Foundation in the 1980s and currently the director of the foundation's Asia-Russia program spoke about Dunham's professional contributions, quote, Anne was someone who had big ideas and a deep concern for social change and social justice, unquote. Gosh, just like her son, quote, she felt

42:31 that the Ford Foundation's grant making in Indonesia should embody those ideals and motivations more than it perhaps was currently doing in her view, unquote. She mentioned how Anne pushed the envelope at the foundation, challenging the status quo in order to help cultivate nonprofit organizations that were beyond the scope of government approved. It was a time when outside organizations like the Ford Foundation could be scrutinized.

43:01 for assistance that was given to people or institutions that the fairly firm control of the central government of Jakarta didn't favor. Yeah, like that happened. You couldn't do anything that the government didn't approve because they'd assassinate you. But these people think that you're stupid when you read these articles. One such organization was the East Javanese Women's Central Cooperative,

43:32 which served as an incubator for quote-unquote empowerment programs, when in fact it was basically a loan program to indebt everybody into the country and create another debtor nation. That's basically what it was. There's a certain amount of courage in it. I'm going back to the article. Quote, there's a certain amount of courage.

43:56 And audacity that was required for the kind of work Anne was doing, unquote. Yeah, because she was a freaking CIA agent. Quote, there is no question that she was ahead of her time. She looked beyond her shores and the choices she made, even the story of her life, attest to it. Her cross-cultural marriages, her field of study and work. She was farsighted and strove hard to achieve her goals, including those she had for her children, unquote.

44:25 It goes on to say her grant making came from her concern of how to better understand women. The concern, I think, came a lot from what she had seen in Java, blah, blah, blah. Dunham also gave a grant for the Indonesian Translation of Women's Role in Economic Development, a book written by a Danish economist and feminist, Esther Bosrop, in the 1970s.

44:53 which was one of the first works to clarify the role of women in the process of social and economic change the social changes you're in the middle of a genocide dunham also worked with indonesian organizations like the institute for consultation and legal aid for women and families as she was concerned with family law i mean this is just nauseating actually um you're uh concerned about

45:22 family law when they're massacring entire families all around you. So anyway, that's basically what I have. I wanted to, I know I had promised to do this when we were doing Indonesia, but I was still in the middle of collecting these articles. Many of them I had read before. I just couldn't find them. So I spent yesterday looking for them and was

45:51 able to find all of them, plus the one that gave me the connection with the East West Center, which again, I had read that she had went to school there. I just didn't understand the implications of it at the time. And I had read lots of different, what's the word?

46:17 hypothesis that she was affiliated with the CIA. I never saw any clear connection. But understanding that she worked for USAID, the Ford Foundation, and at the embassy, now that we know about Operation Gladio, I think you can say with 100% certainty that she definitely worked for the CIA.

46:46 Having said that, I'm going to go ahead and open it up. I assume SR-71 that Bridget ducked out and she's just listening now? Yes, she is, Colonel. Okay. All right. Oh, she's coming back up. Oh, there she is. Okay. Yeah, I wasn't sure if she was just listening because she wanted to just listen or because she got dropped out. I brought her back in.

47:24 I sent you the co-host thing, Bridget. Yeah, Joe's the speaker. Then I'll try to bring you back in as the co-host. Okay. There we go. Yeah. Yeah. It's so much different reading this stuff after you know about Operation Gladio, which again is why no one will talk about Operation Gladio.

48:01 Gladio, because once you are empowered with that knowledge, everything that you read makes way more sense. Correct. Correct. Absolutely. Okay. Okay.

48:56 Well, good luck with that. I think it tied you in on one of the saying all these like spider webs or silver strings or whatever you want to call them. And, you know, get broken down. But it's just wow. Yeah, exactly. Let's see. For the Rumble live chat, somebody asked what book I was reading from. I wasn't reading from a book. I was reading from a series of articles.

49:47 And I will post them. They're just articles that I found along the way. Most of them I had had pinned. I just didn't have a chance to go back and find them all when we were doing the Indonesia part of it. But, yeah, I will work on getting them posted. Okay. Cousin It, did you have anything? Good to see you here. Are you off the peanut wagon?

50:24 No, battening everything down and trying to keep everything from blowing away. That's pretty much it. So we're going to get hit probably around nine-ish, maybe. Yeah. Yeah, I've watched the cameras at home, and it looks like we're getting way more wind down here in Fort Lauderdale than we're getting at my house. And, you know, I live just to the west of Tampa, so it's crazy. There should be a lot.

51:01 more weather up there but there seems to be a high pressure system off the east coast of florida that's keeping everything pushed to just inside of the coast of florida on the west coast and so luckily anything that's kind of straight over polk county has been very little very little and very light actually well we haven't we have had a point where i have

51:30 my laundry out on the line because the sun was out and i mean granted it looked like hurricane flags but the sun was out and it was blind i should dry fast but uh they dry it in about an hour and it's you know i have to i know we're gonna look so clean before i lose power because i can't sit in filth in the dark yep agree agree all right what else

52:21 Well, I mean, I don't know when you tuned in. I basically just covered the connections of Ann Dunham and the religion that they shared with the Fuddy lady and that the connections of her working for USAID, working at the embassy in Indonesia and working for the Ford Foundation all during the actual.

52:51 the genocide of the PKI people, which were basically all the peasants. And then somehow, with a million of the peasants dead, she's going around talking to a bunch of peasants. I'm not sure how that happened, because they slaughtered a whole bunch of them. But somehow she was able to, after the, and oh, by the way, she was married to the colonel who worked for Suharta, the guy that massacred all of the peoples.

53:20 But somehow none of that in any of their stories or writings or anything else in her entire thousand page dissertation, walking around all the dead bodies that was clogging up the rivers because there were so many dead bodies. None of that ever gets mentioned. Well, of course not. Nobody ever mentions that's how Obama has all his money is from the blood of all those people. And, you know, they don't want to talk about it. That's why they buried it. As a matter of fact, they all but scrubbed it.

53:52 Because of Obama. Because if you look at the editing in a lot of those pages, it happened right around the time that he was going to be senator or going to be president. It's like the lady with his birth certificate ended up dying, the only person who died in that plane crash. And didn't die as a part of the plane crash, died in the water afterwards where everybody's standing around. Yeah. Yeah. That's just crazy.

54:26 Absolutely crazy. So I'm going to have to post these articles over on X because there's no way I'm in a new program that Rumble set up called the studio. And I see the live chat, but it doesn't allow me a window to participate in it for some weird reason. So anyway, I'm going to post them over on X.

54:57 so that you'll be able to see them. Okay, SR-71, go. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you, everybody, for being here. I'm sort of confused here about Anne. I have suspicions about what's going on. Okay. One is her dissertation, if I read this correctly, wasn't published until after she died. And second, how does a woman that does financial back wind up as a consultant at the bank?

55:39 That's one of the top banks internationally. So because you're a CIA asset and it's the same reason for banks like Nugent Hayen had the entire directorship of the bank as retired generals, not a single one of which had ever had any banking experience at all. And not only was the board of directors that mixed with a few CIA assets.

56:10 But all of the branch chiefs of all of their strategic areas, like the one in Washington, D.C., the one in Hawaii, the one in Vietnam, all just so happen to be retired military senior officers that were involved in all of the shady shit being done in things like Phoenix program. There's a shit ton of people in bank positions that has not won.

56:40 day of banking experience not one you mean like janet yellen oh wait did i say that out loud yeah yeah well they managed trillions of dollars she didn't guard cheetos she was actually 27 years in the secret service she just hung out guarding cheetos for three years while president trump was in office because she was off doing stuff for pepsico which is part of the cia as well

57:24 So yeah, I'm here. Um, I don't know. Somebody cut off my mic. Um, so, um, I know when me, um, I was trying to cut and paste things into the purple pill on my laptop. So I wasn't even looking at my phone. Um, but so technically, um, she wasn't, um, and I know you know this.

57:56 She wasn't just guarding Cheetos. She had spent her entire career at the Secret Service. She just moved while President Trump was president over to PepsiCo, who we have established is part of the international syndicate doing syndicate things with the CIA. And they're always in this one job, too, the risk job.

58:25 which basically made her chief of their global security, which means you can travel around the world with plausible deniability that you're not doing CIA shit when you actually are. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Or their ships or, you know, any of the other things that they have that makes absolutely no sense. Absolutely. Absolutely not. And they did nothing for the CIA at all.

59:13 Well, they wouldn't have ate the snacks if they know what's good for them. But anyway. Right. That's what I'm saying. I don't think they eat their own shit. But they just feed that to us. That's a good point. That's a good point. That's a good point. That's a point well taken. I'll give you that one. Definitely give you that one. Well, there's a few of them that do that.

1:00:24 I know. I know. I agree with that. I absolutely agree with that. Yep. Yep. All right. What else we got? Anybody else got anything? That was a very interesting video clip. And he's not wrong because

1:01:13 we've definitely proven there is a network of Satanists that, and he talked about eating people. I mean, come on. Yeah. So, so you, you know, you know what, one of the interesting aspects of the Gladio research that we've done is you constantly in different books, read about how after,

1:02:31 even before, but after World War II, they tried constantly, Galen primarily, but the CIA, MI6, to put together, basically stay behind capability inside of the Soviet Union, both in Ukraine, Romania, and these other areas. They were never successful overall.

1:03:00 Of inserting outsiders. It's not. Excuse me. It's not to say they didn't have. Fascists in there. That were anti-communist. And kind of. Hitler admirers. Because they certainly did. But anybody that they tried. To insert into those areas. Were killed immediately. And. You see.

1:03:30 lots of references made by the CIA acknowledging the superiority of the Soviet and then hence the Russian intelligence networks. They talk begrudgingly respectful of their capability. And what I find interesting about that is that to me gives Putin's comments

1:03:59 like a thousand percent more validity because the intelligence network that allowed them to spot the insurgents one by one by one by one, every time they were sent in, they were eliminated. And you come across that repeatedly in these books that I've been reading about the failure.

1:04:27 on the part of the West and the success on the part of the East. So that means that they have treasure troves of documents, evidence, and all of that type of material, which also kind of lends itself to why they are so desperate, almost like the Castro desperateness.

1:04:55 on regime change in russia because they don't want that information getting out and their ability to try to discredit putin um is part of that process where they don't want you believing anything he says because he's got all of the goods that who were bolsheviks

1:06:10 What are you describing as Bolsheviks? What's the differentiation between that to you? No, I want you to tell people what it is. Not all of us. Hold on. Hold on. Not all of us. We Harvard Trotsky and the British Harvard Lennon. OK. The West. OK. So what the research that I have done is initially the the CIA was in.

1:07:55 um afghanistan and the um they wanted the opium um area and the king of afghanistan at the time would not allow them um access to it so they basically got rid of the king and they installed their own um dictator and there there was a um a made-up story

1:08:23 that there was a certain element in Afghanistan that was communist, just like we just went over with Indonesia. They had the PKI there. That there was this certain element in Afghanistan that was communist, and it was doing all of these made-up terror events inside of Afghanistan. And they put this...

1:08:52 these, I'm going to call them gladio operators, they put them along the border and started picking fights with the Soviet Union. And it was not until they got a signal from Afghanistan that they would be welcome in Afghanistan if as a result of those skirmishes up there that were on purpose.

1:09:19 to entice the Russians into Afghanistan, the government under a ruse from the CIA sent messages to the Russian forces gathered along the border that if you were to come in you would be welcome. And that is the luring in almost basically similar to what they did in Ukraine by mounting the

1:09:49 azov and the right sector in the donbass region and killing all the ethnic russians that was all done as a premise in order to get russia to be the aggressor and there's no amount of people that they won't kill in order to get the results that they want and

1:11:08 i i had seen that map i'm glad that there was like three or four different versions of that map i think sr71 posted one too um that um yeah i mean and that's what i was saying i i didn't the socom says you know hey we're out here doing all of these exercises in the black sea and i my comment back to them was oh you mean like you did over by the um nordstrom pipeline because they had an exercise that we could blow up yeah yeah

1:11:39 Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Erdogan inherited being in NATO. He actually wants to be in BRICS. That's his initiation. The only reason that Turkey was pulled into NATO was because of their extensive border at the time with the Soviet Union so that they could.

1:12:38 put missiles in northern Turkey and threaten the Soviet Union. I don't know if Turkey, other than the fact of its, you know, if Turkey was somewhere down in Africa, they certainly wouldn't be part of, or even if they were a little further over, they would not have been one of the initial members into NATO because of they don't look anything like NATO.

1:13:06 They had to have been in the initial offering of NATO because of their geographical location in many ways, both in the Middle East and in Asia. What also is very important in going back to that time is the immediate influx of

1:13:29 hundreds of millions of dollars from the CIA in order to create their Operation Gladio program called Gray Wolves and a sundry of other things, but primarily the Gray Wolves. They had the largest, they're the second largest military in all of NATO because of the U.S. And they are also the largest Operation Gladio program, bar none, because of the U.S. So who's going to get us out of what?

1:14:12 Is going to get who out? I didn't understand your question. So that may be true. Well, I mean, it's actually very easy. He can just close the base. He can tell them that they're gone. Just like the leaders of those countries did. You're gone. Get out. That you can deny landing rights. It's his country. Whether or not he'll do that's a different story.

1:15:29 No, no. But you just asked me how he could do it. I'm telling you how he could do it. He just has to make a decision to do it and it would be done. Now, would there be blowback? Absolutely. He needs to be prepared for that. But he apparently is prepared because they've already tried to assassinate him once that we know of, if not more times than once. Right. Yeah. They're not happy with him already.

1:15:57 So him wanting to join BRICS is just another nail in his coffin as far as they're concerned. But he does appear to understand the significance of what he's saying and doing. Yes. The radio training bases. Yes. Yes. Yes. And it was another attack from Dagestan. I can never keep this straight. Tajikistan.

1:16:32 Yeah. SR-71, go ahead. Well, hold on a second. So let's use different words. The Soviet Union, Russia and other countries that made up the Soviet Union released a lot of documents that were holdovers from the Soviets.

1:18:09 the KGB, those types of files that were headquartered primarily in Russia, a lot of them were released. But if you're a strategist and you have blackmailable material on what the CIA has been up to, you are not going to expend those precious munitions until you have someone

1:18:40 in charge of the United States that's on your side, like President Trump. And I unequivocally believe that Putin shared much of the information that he knows with President Trump during an extended period of time and possibly before he became president, you know, because he was over in Russia.

1:19:12 His conversations didn't necessarily start when he became president. So I believe that he's operating off of informed information. Does that make sense? So the entire premise of the old guard is based off of a dollar system and the manipulation of currency. So as it's been, well,

1:20:29 explained by many people much smarter than I am in finance that I view people like George Soros as tools for the syndicate. They are used to manipulate currency and they are given a heads up of any Operation Gladio event that's going to occur because as soon as they occur, the host country of the events currency crashes.

1:20:59 And so they then manipulate that and do the buying and selling and the shorting and all that other stuff based on insider information, which is another way to steal our wealth in whatever country that it's going to occur in to include the United States. We know that that was done in the lead up to 9-11. We know that it was done in the lead up to January 6th. They do this.

1:21:27 Because they know these events are going to occur. And in doing that, they are basically, it's just another large scale manipulation and money laundering to steal all of our wealth collectively. So hold on just one second. Let me just finish.

1:21:57 The BRICS nation and the ability to trade in whatever currency you want makes you independent of that mass manipulation. And it creates the withering on the vine of the use of the dollar in the massive manipulations. And if that spreads, the old regime dies.

1:22:25 It's of no use to them at all. Now, could we then go in our own currency into BRICS and participate as an equal? Yes, but it will no longer be in a dominant, we're in control of everything, which means the syndicate has to die an ugly death. Go ahead, Cousinet. Right. So, yeah, the only thing that I'm going to say about that is Israel was created by the people that created,

1:24:11 um, the Fabian society, the, um, the Balfour agreement and that type of thing. I think it is a tool, um, for instigating instability in the middle East. Um, so I, I think it's part of a greater evil, um, as far as, um, the, the whole table being set. I don't think that, I think it's an entire, um,

1:24:40 that was set up with instigators in each of the different geographical area to establish those fault lines in order to create the strategy of tension and the chaos and control. So, anyway. No, we don't have a pool.

1:25:26 Yeah, we have to have the people in Vegas do that because I'm not doing it. Well, I think the interesting timing of the Eric Adams in the lead up to the election by installing another unelected asset that has nothing to lose, that they are planning on something occurring in New York City.

1:27:13 You know, because that's kind of they've they've announced with the selection of Kamala that they're not interested in elections anymore. Right. They're just going to install people flat out. At least they used to go through the appearance, even though it was an installation. They at least gave you the appearance of an election. Now the gloves are off.

1:27:38 There's not even going to be a vote cast for her and they're going to try to shove her down your throat. And I think that's exactly what happened. Because, again, if you look at that indictment of Eric Adams, that's like if I was still on active duty and you were not supposed to. It was like the unwritten rule. You were not supposed to wear your uniform if you had. First of all, when you.

1:28:05 used to fly all the time we couldn't keep any points like the whole when that whole thing came in um you were not allowed to use any points you were not allowed to be in any of those clubs at all when that first came out no upgrades no nothing then you were allowed to be in the clubs and you could keep the points but you couldn't be in uniform if you upgraded because you didn't want to give the taxpayer the impression that they were paying for military to fight first class and so

1:28:36 Literally, if I got upgraded in my last job, which is the only job I had where I flew enough to even qualify for any of that garbage, I would have to make a mad dash into the bathroom and change into civilian clothes in order to even take the upgrade. So that's what they basically indicted him for.

1:28:58 being flown around on business class or being given business class um hotel accommodations or whatever i mean it's the flimsiest you could ever imagine um in all of the criminality that goes on in new york that's what you're going to indict somebody for so it looks to me like a move to get him out of the way and maybe he was approached to do something

1:29:24 And he's refused to play. So they're going to indict him to get him out of the way and insert the radical guy that will take over. And that guy is a crazy radical. And they already have him on the tether and he knows that they will do it. That's what I read. Yeah.

1:30:06 Well, he did. He did say something about the illegal immigration. And that's what they're using as the reason why I don't believe that's true. I believe that he was asked to do something in the next 60 days to affect the election and he refused to do it. And this is his punishment. If somebody asked, and I didn't say he had balls. I just said that it was.

1:30:36 it could have been so egregious that he had some line in the sand and he decided to stay on this side of the line that doesn't mean that he has any balls that just means he was a chicken to do whatever it was that they wanted him to do in my opinion because you can't you cannot get elected mayor of new york city if you're not on the take so he was part of their club and at some point

1:31:08 They ask him to do something that he's now refused to do. And so he's just as likely to have an accident or an indictment, you know, whatever they decided to do. And the indictment, I guess, straw got pulled. No, we did our presentation for the re-looking at the Indonesia coup as it related to the Soteros.

1:31:43 and then we opened it up and not a lot of questions about that and so then you took us completely off topic no no no we don't have any questions i don't see anybody's hands up so um if somebody has a question you can put your hand up um but i don't see any hands up oh there you go andy go ahead so it's a little bit of it's a little bit of both um in the generic

1:33:29 conversation um if you go back in history the stay behind strategy of tension concept that was embraced by nato in the immediate aftermath of world war ii um was referred to as doctrinally militarily as stay behind units and strategy of tension when italy in the um

1:33:59 early 80s when the first reporter broke a story about it, it was operationally subcategory labeled as Gladio. And because that was the first term that was ever associated with it in media, it became the term universally used for and easily understood by everybody to refer to stay behind units and the strategy of tension.

1:34:28 as it was orchestrated in NATO. Now, also militarily, the subset of, and to make it look like it was a different operation, when they started the operation of overthrowing and creating stay-behind terror cells in South America, operationally that was referred to as Operation Condor because they did not want, if it was ever,

1:34:59 revealed as a thing for anyone to associate it with NATO and what was going on in Europe and the US, by the way. And as a result of that, for a long time, people thought that Condor was a thing and that Gladio at all, all of Europe.

1:35:19 was a thing but they were not associated with each other until a lot more research got done after the exposure in 1990 and they realized that a significant portion of the nazis that were embedded into and began the operations in europe were co

1:35:41 People, even P2, the Masonic Lodge that was orchestrating Gladio inside of Italy was replicated in Argentina. And they used Argentina as a launching off place for the insertion of Nazis throughout all of South America.

1:36:03 And they thought that by calling that something separately, that no one would be able to do enough good research in order to piece the two together and realize it was the exact same operation in a different geographical location. And then take that one step further in the topic that we just started last night on Alpha Warriors program. When you understand that not only are all of the people.

1:36:30 that did Operation Gladio in Europe, but also in Eastern Europe and in South America and in Mexico and in Asia, all part of the World Anti-Communist League, you realize immediately once you come across the World Anti-Communist League that the entire thing is linked and they met routinely to conduct operations and they even shared assassins.

1:36:58 Like they shared the OAS assassins that went down into South America. They came to the United States and Dallas for JFK's assassination. They were deployed into Asia on different occasions. And so this literally was a worldwide effort. Does that help? Aldo Moro or Andriotti? Yeah. Andy, I don't know what happened to your mic. You just stopped. Oh, there you go.

1:40:30 What were you saying about you don't understand what they were saying about the friendship of Putin? Right. They're brainwashed. Yes. Yeah. And but that's that's Andy, thank you for sharing that, because that is what most people don't understand about the big picture. This is an international syndicate that has attacked.

1:42:37 the worldwide population and they own the media, as you just articulated. And so as a result of that, anyone that is taking on this international syndicate has to be aware of the implications in how it's going to look initially when it gets rolled out, because you can't just dismiss

1:43:07 these people and what they've been brainwashed to believe that is an actual challenge it is one of the biggest challenges as a matter of fact when you go in to conduct an operation and nothing like this has ever been happened but even on a smaller scale that is the linchpin that determines the effectiveness of the overall operation and so

1:43:33 You can't just discount that. There has to be resources and attention on how that's all going to unfold in a manner in which you don't spook the herd, but you also do it in a way that is easily understood, even with the extensive amount of brainwashing that has went on. Carrie, go ahead.

1:44:46 Yeah, I agree.

1:44:59 I don't know where Cousin It went. I just tried to give her back her mic. Okay. You're back up there, Cousin It. Go ahead. Are you there? Hello? She may be having communication problems if a wave of that storm is going through. We can't hear you, Cousin It, if you're there. Sound's gone. All right. Let me move you. I'm going to take you down one more time, and then I'll bring you back up.

1:45:41 I'm just going to bring you back up as a speaker and see if you can speak first before I put you back up as co-host. Did you get the mic? There you go. All right, now try it. Can you hear me now? Yeah, I can. Go ahead, Cousin It. Go ahead. SR71, can you hear me?

1:48:15 okay so um i think we've got everybody's um questions comments hands um so we're gonna go ahead and call it a day um i am there um let me text her she can't hear me so i'm gonna oh gosh

1:49:11 Craziness. All right. So I'm going to go ahead and call it a night. I plan on doing a show tomorrow. I don't know the time. It will not be at four o'clock. I'll just tell you that. It may not actually happen. So I will let you know tomorrow morning.

1:49:37 because we will have to leave before the show will be over to go to the Tucker show tomorrow night. So I'm going to play that by ear tomorrow and expect it a little early, but I will get time out or I will get a message out by at least lunchtime to let you know whether or not I'll just wait until Monday when I'm back home to resume or how that's going to play out. But anyway, that's it.

1:50:06 So take care, have a good evening. Um, and I, I will be on the sit rep tonight at nine o'clock with CanCon and Apple Warrior for our final crazy show. Um, and, um, please tune in. Love having you guys there, um, in the, the live chat, um, supporting us. So anyway, thank you for being here.

1:50:39 And I will see you tonight and maybe tomorrow, but definitely on Monday. Thanks. Thank you.

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CIA installed Suharto host_asserted ▶ 6:54

“would be looking for places to park the black ops money that he's going to be skimming off the take of the Rockefeller Standard Oil, stealing all of their gold. Because remember, they're skimming off …”

Muhammad Subuh founded Subud host_asserted ▶ 7:49

“was a very rich man in real estate. So there are definite things to look at in there. I'm not making the ties. I'm just saying there's a lot to be looked at. So the man that founded the religion was a…”

Loretta Fuddy member_of Subud host_asserted ▶ 8:56

“And it just so happens that Subad religion in the United States had a particular U.S. leader, and her name was Loretta Fuddy for a period of time. You know, the person that forged or produced a birth …”

Stanley Ann Dunham member_of Subud book_quoted ▶ 11:54

“Mother found, quote, found a group of young Americans and Britons enrolled in an intensive course in Indonesia, the national language at the University of Indonesia. She was looking for teachers. A ha…”

Stanley Ann Dunham did_business_with Mohammed Mansour Mandaros book_quoted ▶ 12:23

“which is basically where she lived. And it also talks about Mohammed Mansour Mandaros, a reclusive and scholarly Subad member from Massachusetts, also being at Harvard, whom Anne hired, Barack Obama's…”

Mohammed Mansour Mandaros member_of Subud book_quoted ▶ 12:23

Mohammed Mansour Mandaros studied_at Harvard University book_quoted ▶ 12:23

Stanley Ann Dunham studied_at East-West Center host_asserted ▶ 15:55

“young people from all over the theater, meaning in this case, the Pacific theater, the Asian theater into this school for a year or a two year program. And they try to recruit them to go back and spy …”

East-West Center front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 15:55

USAID front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 16:25

“went to school for one of her degrees, okay? And then she just so happens, after having gone to the school, ends up working for USAID, which is a CIA cutout, in Indonesia. So let me go back to this ar…”

Stanley Ann Dunham lived_in Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 17:54

“was hardly worth mentioning, okay? But this is the way it really was. In Indonesia from 1965 to 1968, there was the ongoing massacre of the PKI party, which we were all told was communist, when in rea…”

Indonesian National Armed Forces carried_out_attack Indonesian Communist Party host_asserted ▶ 18:23

“This massacre was done by the Indonesian army, but it also had a crapload of some imported, but others trained on site that were Muslim jihadists as part of the force. There is no doubt.…”

Stanley Ann Dunham married Lolo Soetoro host_asserted ▶ 19:49

“at place has been seriously impeded and we talked about all of that pretty horrific by any standard even genocidal ones yet and dunham sotero according to all of the mainstream hype and obama's whitew…”

Lolo Soetoro member_of Indonesian National Armed Forces host_asserted ▶ 19:49

CIA overthrew Sukarno host_asserted ▶ 20:49

“In my book, she's a CIA employee. Her husband is an army colonel that works for Sukarta, who is being used and employed by the CIA to overthrow the government. So that means Lolo Sotera was part of th…”

Lolo Soetoro did_business_with Standard Oil host_asserted ▶ 21:21

“was an oil company geologist. What does that tell you? Because the oil company that has the concession is Standard Oil. That means he was working for the international syndicate, part of Standard Oil.…”

U.S. Embassy in Jakarta covered_up 1965–1966 Indonesian mass killings book_quoted ▶ 21:53

“As part of this whole thing. In a book written by Jeffrey Robinson, The Dark Side of Paradise, makes clear the implication of complicity in the monstrous events by both the Army and the U.S. Embassy m…”

Marshall Green member_of U.S. Embassy in Jakarta book_quoted ▶ 22:23

“Approval for the release of the names came from the top U.S. embassy officials, including former Ambassador Marshall Green, Deputy Chief of Mission Jack Lindman. I mean, that's the CIA guy. That's wha…”

Jack Lindemann member_of U.S. Embassy in Jakarta book_quoted ▶ 22:23

Edward Masters member_of U.S. Embassy in Jakarta book_quoted ▶ 22:23

Dennis Blair appointed Barack Obama host_asserted ▶ 27:53

“And finally, what should one make of Obama's appointment of Admiral Dennis Blair as the new director of national intelligence, while it is widely alleged that Blair helped with the approval of the res…”

Dennis Blair covered_up Indonesian invasion of East Timor host_asserted ▶ 27:53

Lyndon B. Johnson founded East-West Center host_asserted ▶ 31:35

“many people speculate that that's for but here's one of the most interesting aspects of the center guess when it was founded in 1960 and guess who founded it it was done by a mutual security act lyndo…”

Stanley Ann Dunham member_of USAID host_asserted ▶ 35:01

“Come on. It goes on to say Dunham's research and consulting work took her around the world. And this is very important. Listen to this. She became a consultant for the United States Agency for Interna…”

Stanley Ann Dunham member_of Ford Foundation host_asserted ▶ 35:32

“Looks a lot like the social credit program they're trying to shove down our throats. And we know that everything they're doing here, they've tried somewhere else. Then she worked for the Ford Foundati…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for Asian Development Bank host_asserted ▶ 36:00

“In Barack Obama's conversations, she was a consultant to the Asian Development Bank, focusing on women's welfare. Now, here's another interesting thing. The Asian Development Bank, another one of thos…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for Bank Rakyat Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 36:00

Sukarno nationalized Bank Rakyat Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 37:57

“CIA bullshit, implemented a program to deregulate the economy, which resulted in more private sector participation. But all that means is they, so Sukarno, the good guy, had basically taken the bank a…”

CIA overthrew Sukarno host_asserted ▶ 38:25

“And let me explain the cycle, too, because this is very important. When they overturn a government, everything is basically sold at fire cells. Right. So when a government takes their shit back from t…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for Ford Foundation host_asserted ▶ 42:04

“the glowing article about Anne Dunham. Another colleague of Anne Dunham's at the Ford Foundation in the 1980s and currently the director of the foundation's Asia-Russia program spoke about Dunham's pr…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_with East Javanese Women's Central Cooperative host_asserted ▶ 43:01

“for assistance that was given to people or institutions that the fairly firm control of the central government of Jakarta didn't favor. Yeah, like that happened. You couldn't do anything that the gove…”

Stanley Ann Dunham funded Women's Role in Economic Development host_asserted ▶ 44:25

“It goes on to say her grant making came from her concern of how to better understand women. The concern, I think, came a lot from what she had seen in Java, blah, blah, blah. Dunham also gave a grant …”

Women's Role in Economic Development written_by Esther Boserup host_asserted ▶ 44:25

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_with Institute for Consultation and Legal Aid for Women and Families host_asserted ▶ 44:53

“which was one of the first works to clarify the role of women in the process of social and economic change the social changes you're in the middle of a genocide dunham also worked with indonesian orga…”

Stanley Ann Dunham studied_at East-West Center host_asserted ▶ 45:51

“able to find all of them, plus the one that gave me the connection with the East West Center, which again, I had read that she had went to school there. I just didn't understand the implications of it…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for USAID host_asserted ▶ 46:17

“hypothesis that she was affiliated with the CIA. I never saw any clear connection. But understanding that she worked for USAID, the Ford Foundation, and at the embassy, now that we know about Operatio…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 46:17

Stanley Ann Dunham married Suharto host_asserted ▶ 52:51

“the genocide of the PKI people, which were basically all the peasants. And then somehow, with a million of the peasants dead, she's going around talking to a bunch of peasants. I'm not sure how that h…”

Nugan Hand Bank headed_by CIA host_asserted ▶ 55:39

“That's one of the top banks internationally. So because you're a CIA asset and it's the same reason for banks like Nugent Hayen had the entire directorship of the bank as retired generals, not a singl…”

Janet Yellen worked_for United States Secret Service host_asserted ▶ 56:40

“day of banking experience not one you mean like janet yellen oh wait did i say that out loud yeah yeah well they managed trillions of dollars she didn't guard cheetos she was actually 27 years in the …”

Janet Yellen worked_for PepsiCo host_asserted ▶ 57:56

“She wasn't just guarding Cheetos. She had spent her entire career at the Secret Service. She just moved while President Trump was president over to PepsiCo, who we have established is part of the inte…”

PepsiCo front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 57:56

CIA attempted_coup_against Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:02:31

“even before, but after World War II, they tried constantly, Galen primarily, but the CIA, MI6, to put together, basically stay behind capability inside of the Soviet Union, both in Ukraine, Romania, a…”

CIA installed Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 1:07:55

“um afghanistan and the um they wanted the opium um area and the king of afghanistan at the time would not allow them um access to it so they basically got rid of the king and they installed their own …”

CIA lured Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:09:19

“to entice the Russians into Afghanistan, the government under a ruse from the CIA sent messages to the Russian forces gathered along the border that if you were to come in you would be welcome. And th…”

Turkey member_of NATO documented ▶ 1:11:39

“Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Erdogan inherited being in NATO. He actually wants to be in BRICS. That's his initiation. The only reason that Turkey was pulled into NATO was because of their extensive bord…”

Operation Gladio included Grey Wolves host_asserted ▶ 1:13:29

“hundreds of millions of dollars from the CIA in order to create their Operation Gladio program called Gray Wolves and a sundry of other things, but primarily the Gray Wolves. They had the largest, the…”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:13:29

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan targeted_for_regime_change CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:15:29

“No, no. But you just asked me how he could do it. I'm telling you how he could do it. He just has to make a decision to do it and it would be done. Now, would there be blowback? Absolutely. He needs t…”

Vladimir Putin shared_information_with Donald Trump host_asserted ▶ 1:18:40

“in charge of the United States that's on your side, like President Trump. And I unequivocally believe that Putin shared much of the information that he knows with President Trump during an extended pe…”

George Soros used_by CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:20:29

“explained by many people much smarter than I am in finance that I view people like George Soros as tools for the syndicate. They are used to manipulate currency and they are given a heads up of any Op…”

Fabian Society founded Israel guest_asserted ▶ 1:24:11

“um, the Fabian society, the, um, the Balfour agreement and that type of thing. I think it is a tool, um, for instigating instability in the middle East. Um, so I, I think it's part of a greater evil, …”

Israel operated_in Middle East guest_asserted ▶ 1:24:11

NATO founded Strategy of Tension guest_asserted ▶ 1:33:29

“conversation um if you go back in history the stay behind strategy of tension concept that was embraced by nato in the immediate aftermath of world war ii um was referred to as doctrinally militarily …”

Operation Gladio operated_in Italy guest_asserted ▶ 1:33:59

“early 80s when the first reporter broke a story about it, it was operationally subcategory labeled as Gladio. And because that was the first term that was ever associated with it in media, it became t…”

Operation Condor operated_in South America guest_asserted ▶ 1:34:28

“as it was orchestrated in NATO. Now, also militarily, the subset of, and to make it look like it was a different operation, when they started the operation of overthrowing and creating stay-behind ter…”

P2 Masonic Lodge headed Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 1:35:41

“People, even P2, the Masonic Lodge that was orchestrating Gladio inside of Italy was replicated in Argentina. And they used Argentina as a launching off place for the insertion of Nazis throughout all…”

Argentina operated_in South America guest_asserted ▶ 1:35:41

World Anti-Communist League member_of Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:30

“that did Operation Gladio in Europe, but also in Eastern Europe and in South America and in Mexico and in Asia, all part of the World Anti-Communist League, you realize immediately once you come acros…”