Operation Gladio-Revolutionaries for the Right Part 4

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0:00 Oh, they're going to start messing with me already. Oh, that's nice. Just kicked me right out. Oh, no. I went to turn the light on, and I come back, and I'm gone. Hey, where's my space? All right. We're going to wait another minute or two, and please repost the space.

0:32 We will get started. While we're waiting on everybody, Bridget, did you get an opportunity to see that Tucker interview? No, I didn't. One of the Kennedys. I don't know. Hold on just a second. I need to go over to my space.

1:06 Oh, I just saw your other picture of the buck from the rear. Is that not insane? Yeah, that's a very large buck. All right, let me bring up the internet. Let me get on. And if I happen to get a couple of co-hosts here.

1:36 You may see me disappear then. It's in a book. Understood completely. All right. So her name is Amaryllis Fox Kennedy. She used to be a CIA officer for 10 years. And she's on the Tucker show after.

2:10 having ran Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign. And let me just tell you, for us, there's nothing new there. Her saying what she says, being who she is on the Tucker Carlson show, is huge. Because not only does she, she talks about

2:43 the coups and appropriately refers to them as coups. She also talks about the intelligence agencies interfacing with the quote unquote media. She talks about how bastardized the classification system is and flat out talks about the intelligence agencies in a politically correct way.

3:13 Being a part of the drug networks and cartels. Wow. She also. Did she look suicidal? Just asking for a friend. Yeah. Right. So, yeah. Just very, very interesting. The entire interview. And I highly recommend it. So, just to be quite honest with you. Because we know all of the stuff. I played it on, like.

3:46 1.5 time just so you can get through it because we know basically the entire gist of it. So if you didn't, you may want to take it slower. That I understand. But it is like a tricycle version of Gladio. We're already on the snowmobile jet ski version. So anyway, just wanted to mention that.

4:23 I also, on Sunday at some point, Brian Cates and I are going to do a podcast about the DOD directive discussing the use of force. He had basically fallen for the narrative that this is some new thing, which it is not. And on the way to the polling place, I took him.

4:58 to vote number one because he doesn't know where it is and number two because he is deaf it is much easier for someone to go with him and kind of walk him through it and so I was explaining to him how that entire narrative is bullshit as far as how people are trying to spin it like it's something new it is not something new and I went through a couple of examples of times that it has actually happened in the

5:29 And it has been used, therefore indicating it is definitely not new. But what I do think is worthy of not only just going through the entire thing and dispelling the fact that it's new, but there was a reason that someone, whoever it is, inside the Department of Defense decided to revise that DOD directive. Normally, DOD directives are not.

5:58 revised unless the law changes. That's not always the case, but that's a usual. The fact that they did it and they did it now draws attention to itself. And I do believe there's an ulterior motive to attention being drawn to itself right now. So that all of this quote unquote misinformation can be dispelled.

6:30 And people unequivocally understand that the government does have that right, given a couple of previous laws, like in 1800, if you guys have read the post that I made about it. So we're basically going to go through that post and explain to everybody how that actually worked. And then Brian has some other things that he wants to say, not only about that, but about several things.

7:00 Having said that, is there any other late-breaking things, Bridget, that we need to cover? Not... There is the whole George Santos thing where he came out and said there was some big news going to drop that was going to boot Kamala out. And then certain other individuals that have released that certain arrests are coming. But that's kind of...

7:28 A rinse, wash, repeat of the same psychological warfare, my opinion, that has been going on. And I guess it proofs in the pudding. You can tell it how you want after the tips fall. But until then, you know, but. Yeah. Yeah. As far as I'm concerned, whenever I hear the something's coming up.

7:56 I just hit to the next thing. If you're not going to tell me what it is, then leave me alone. I'm not, I'm not playing your psyops game. Same here. Same here. And, but though I, if you didn't get a chance, a lot of the general Flynn walking through North Carolina was really in interviewing a lot of people. It's just always amazing to me. He's such an approachable person. And really genuinely cares, you know, and,

8:26 And I do think it's a great thing that he's taken it under his mission to make sure that this does not get forgotten. Yeah, he definitely is a very down-to-earth person. But yeah, very down-to-earth. So I also want to mention at the onset, one of the posts I made first thing this morning, which Brian was nice enough to...

8:59 repost about the disinformation campaign and censorship, quite frankly, campaign that is being launched out of the UK's Labour Party and aimed at the US election. And I just encourage you to go read the post. It was put out at like eight o'clock this morning.

9:28 Because there's lots of details and I don't necessarily want to use our time to regurgitate all of the details. But I do want to say something about the fact that it is so over-the-top transparent what they are doing. Usually, they are much more covert about...

9:57 election interference. You know, they're not signing letters of 200 general officers that think Trump's a Nazi. So I find it very interesting, this transition from the past, very subtle, covert interference in our elections to this massively overt interference in our election, because it almost...

10:29 Not almost. It makes you believe that they are very panicked in what is about to happen because they didn't. Look at the elaborate, covert, coordinated effort that was done in 2015-16 in order to influence and cheat in the election.

10:59 unleashed a virus in 2020 to interfere with the election. And while that is certainly an overt action, it was done very covertly. So there's something that has completely changed the landscape because all of this is being done out in front of everybody. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. So I don't want people to overlook that.

11:29 Because I think that is a very good sign in the fact that they have lost control. So that's just my two cents worth. All right. So we're going to go back to the revolutionaries for the right. And we're going to start off with the quote unquote anti-communist from Latin America that also.

12:01 was working to join this international anti-communist league revolution that was happening. And it goes into a little bit of history about the Caribbean basin and the fact that, you know, because so much of the Caribbean has...

12:32 because they're all islands. It's very different than many of the other countries where the countries occupy the same landmass. And it says that this was paving the narrative that they were creating that there were communists running around all over. I did, Bridget. I already added her.

13:03 I don't know if she saw it. If not, I'll have to redo it. There she is. So the CIA immediately begins forecasting, you know, there's communists running around everywhere and that they're gaining force and numbers and all of these countries, which basically is what gave the CIA the open door into places like Guatemala in the 1950s.

13:36 An unfolding loose network of private citizens, namely oligarchs, statesmen and military leaders that collaborated to, quote unquote, harness the communist infiltration. And they did so by imposing totalitarian or fascist regimes that would steal the land.

14:06 sell it to the oligarchs that put them in power, steal factories and capital, and overturn existing hierarchies and modes of doing business in cultures virtually destroying entire countries. It also entailed them portraying trade unions, student unions, and peasants as communists, even though...

14:42 This was being done by the same group that empowers students and uses them for nefarious reasons. And here, it's the same group of people that tells us in the middle class that we have to give up everything that we've ever worked for for the downtrodden poor people. Yet those same people go around the world destroying those very entities.

15:14 to include any worker that wants to unionize. No one else is allowed to do it, but they'll beat you over the head with the unions. No one else is allowed to have student activity except for their student activity. And here you are to tolerate all of the student activism. So it says that there was a line taken by the Inter-American Confederation for the Defense of the Continent, which is another one of their NGOs.

15:45 That was founded in Mexico City in 1953 by a man named Jorge Preto Lorenz. L-A-U-R-E-N-S. He was a politician from San Luis Potosi who financed several nationalist slash...

16:16 what this author calls right wing groups at a Mexican, at many Mexican universities. Frito Lorenz believed that his country elected leaders that were blind to the spread of international communism in the Americas. In other words, he's just making shit up. Without any real backing from the Mexican state, he sent his deputies to El Salvador to meet with exiled.

16:46 Guatemalan General Castillo Armas and Miguel Fuentes, promising them financial and material aid to overthrow the democratically elected government of Jacobo Arbenz. When Pristo Lorenz was offering his support to the generals plotting the Guatemalan coup, he organized a series of international conferences to build closer relationships.

17:16 And it was the CIA that appeared, because they weren't, to be in a standoff position while this was going on. However, after Lorenz had wormed his way in with the financial backing that many believe that some of which came from the CIA and their covert funding.

17:48 that Mexico, El Salvador, and Honduras basically became supporters of their ambassadors and CIA assets on the ground in those countries, all organized behind Crito Lorenz in order to overthrow Guatemalan duly elected, you know, democracy, that thing we're supposed to be protecting.

18:20 So at the insistence of CIA officer E. Howard Hunt, there was money that underwrote the first conference that was going to be held in Mexico City in 1954 by Prito Lorenz. And it gave him a platform to begin denouncing Arbenz, basically, as you guessed it, a communist.

18:48 When the coup in Guatemala succeeded in June of 1954, you know, like the next month. However, the CIA began looking cross-eyed at Prito Lorenz. And without funds from the U.S. government, he looked to Brazil to form a close relationship with an Admiral Carlos Pena Boto, B-O-T-T-O, who was a retired officer.

19:19 who had supported the fascist powers in World War II. In other words, he's a Nazi. And who now believed that the Brazilian government had become a proxy, too, of the Soviet Union, and they were all communists. So together, Prito, Lorenz, and Boto began searching for allies who would help back them. By 1957, the pair had cultivated relationships with the Asian people.

19:49 Anti-Communist League, and the ABN, both of which, by the way, is funded by the CIA. So this author pretends like they're not connected. And they began traveling to joint conferences in Munich, Germany, Taipei, Taiwan. They began publishing articles in each other's publications. And it was through this process that Marvin Liebman,

20:19 the guy that we've been talking about, came to know these two activists. So Liebman started raising money for a new organization that could bring them all together. And after several months of planning, in March of 1958, oh, let's see. Let me get Stellar back up here as the co-host. In March of 1958, members of the Committee of One Million,

20:56 the Asian People Anti-Communist League, the ABN, and the IACDC, which is the Latin America version, gathered in Mexico City and created the World Anti-Communist Congress for Liberation and Freedom, which, of course, we know it as the WACL, the World Anti-Communist League.

21:25 Its official proclamation illustrated the global ambition of this group. They pledged to bring people together of all races, nationalities, countries, and creeds. The problem with that is that they were all racist, so that those people weren't going to be living together. They just wanted to use them all. So it said that through joining together, the anti-communists could reverse patterns of racism and imperialism.

21:59 That began during the European conquest of the 16th century and continued now only under the Soviet Union and its proxies. Imagine that. That's massive projection. For the delegates who met in Mexico City, the Soviets had cynically manipulated national liberation movements in the Global South to build their own imperial project. Except...

22:27 That wasn't happening anywhere. It was happening on behalf of the actual imperialists, which resided in the West. In pledging to unite all races, nationality, countries, and creeds, the anti-communists were fashioning a worldview that harnessed anti-colonial discourses to promote the transnational revolutionary violence of the right. By co-opting, the Congress declared,

22:55 disparate groups would be able to render the moral and material support to the forces in Europe and Asia and thus achieve an ultimate objective of liberating and restoring national independence, freedom, and liberty to all of the enslaved peoples of their ethnic territories. The problem is this organization did exactly the opposite. In Liebman's estimation,

23:24 This was the first time that an independent, which it was not, anti-communist organization jointly approved and indeed sponsored a workable plan that was going to lead to coordinated international action. And it certainly did. But the action was to install at least over 80 dictators that were fascist, despite or perhaps because of its.

23:57 pledges, the World Anti-Communist Congress for Freedom and Liberation, lasted for less than a year. By July 1958, four months after its first meeting, Liebman and the other Americans soured on the idea, pulling the committee of one million and its financial resources from the Congress. Publicly, Liebman said the lack of cohesion among different groups with the disparate visions had killed the Congress. In his resignation letter,

24:27 He explained that it was too hard to coordinate the activities of organization and movements representing different points of view, which sometimes ran counter to each other. What frustrated Liebman most was his inability to control it. Years later, he claimed that the problems had been manifested at the outset when he paid Preto Lorenz to host the conference. The moment Lorenz got the money, he started to take over.

24:56 I discovered too late that his international anti-communist connections were with the most extreme right-wing organizations. He also especially troubled when he learned that Stetsko and other members of the ABN had collaborated with Nazis in western Ukraine, where many of his Jewish relatives were murdered. During the war, Liebman later...

25:24 said that he had lost control to a bunch of jerks. The remaining members of the Congress were confused and angered by the departure of the Americans. Liebman started to receive phone calls that he assumed were from Stetsco's people calling him a Jew Bolshevik and threatening his life. He considered buying a sawed-off shotgun. The threats proved hollow and soon tasks took place. Let's see.

25:55 He started working on a different endeavor. Since Liebman had been in charge of the group's finances, his final task was to return the remaining funds to the Congress. His resignation proved prophetic. In his absence, the Congress was unable to decide a suitable leader, so no one took charge, and eventually the Congress disbanded. The failure of the world anti-communist Congress for freedom and liberation

26:22 should have spoiled America's dreams of an anti-communist international, but it did not. For years afterwards, they kept up the work with the APACL, the Asian People Anti-Communist League, and to a lesser extent, the ABN, traveling abroad to their conferences, publishing each other's propaganda, drawing closer kindred forces abroad. Liebman and other Americans were committed to this global problem.

26:51 Meanwhile, their overseas allies worked on their own. Making an anti-communist international group was a difficult task. Adding to that challenge, Americans were increasingly unsure about how they wanted to work, not only inside the United States, but outside it, and how all of that was going to work with covert actions taken by the CIA.

27:20 After all, the state could invest far greater resources than private citizens, especially in weapons and soldiers. However, in the 1960s, as many of the CIA covert actions in Cuba, the Congo, and Vietnam failed, the U.S. conservatives and their allies abroad grew convinced that they could do it better. And therefore, they were committed to creating another anti-communist international organization.

27:53 First came the Cuban Revolution in 1959 and the inability of the U.S. government, Cuban exiles and their allies in the Caribbean Basin to get rid of Fidel Castro. The second was a mounting armed conflict in Southeast Asia called Vietnam. The third was the decolonization of places like Congo. Each of these events in its own way signaled to the anti-communist internationalists that

28:24 the forces of totalitarianism were marching roughshod across the globe and the U.S. Yeah, the exact opposite was happening. They were actually freeing themselves from this global colonialism that no one that's paying these bills wanted them released from. So the American people involved in this effort began...

28:58 believing that all of these troubles in Latin America, Asia, and Africa were well-planned skirmishes in a big worldwide conflict with the Kremlin behind all of it. Many Americans, especially U.S. policymakers, were not wanting to get involved abroad. Supposedly, they had failed to realize that we have been at war.

29:29 ever since the end of World War II, according to this guy. Then anti-communist internationalists began basically amping up all of their efforts to get the old gang back together and create a worldwide organization through all of the things that were happening in the U.S. at the time, whether it was segregation, taxes, whatever.

30:05 There were movements that were being created like Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign. And, you know, we've got McCarthyism going on during this time. So you have many of the con ink media outlets that we know about today, like William F. Buckley.

30:33 were being formed during this time. So people like Liebman and Buckley found new resources available from their friends in order to basically regroup and try to create a new entity. So all of this with a focus on using Fidel Castro as the big evil and also

31:04 You had leaders like Chiang Kai-shek in Taiwan, Ri in South Korea. You have the CIA-installed government in South Vietnam. And all of them are kind of beating the war drums in Vietnam at the same time they're trying to set this organization up. And they began collaborating on psychological warfare campaigns.

31:32 to sway the hearts and minds of Americas to get behind the Vietnam War. Also, you have the guy that we installed in Patanga, in the Moise Shambi, who had been convinced to, you know, set up a fake government.

32:03 to steal all of the resources of the Congolese people to protect the supply and the profits for Belgium of the uranium out of the Congo. So as all of this stuff is going on, you have the white supremacy state of Rhodesia, you have turmoil in South Africa. So all of this stuff is like a boiling cauldron. And then on top of all of that,

32:34 you have students, businessmen, politicians, and media figures in the United States that begin looking around and fell prey to the psychological operation that the communists were behind every tree. So with the addition of large sums of American cash, i.e. laundered money through the CIA,

33:03 into this anti-communist machine, it created all kinds of new possibilities for the U.S. military and the CIA to tout the fact that they were going to keep America safe from the Castro Cubans, the Mao Chinese, and the former Lumumba Congolese because they were out to get everybody. So Liebman...

33:34 met William F. Buckley in 1955 during this time frame. They became close friends, and Liebman was enthralled by Buckley, and it was not hard to imagine why, because Liebman was a late convert to conservatism, finding his place on the right after spending years working as a socialist.

34:00 Buckley had been literally born into it. The son of an affluent lawyer and oil baron, Buckley grew up in his family estate in Connecticut and Mexico before attending a series of elite boarding schools in preparation to attending Yale, from which he graduated in 1950. His early life was training for young conservatives raised in the shadow of a revolution, i.e. fighting communism.

34:29 With his family connections and Ivy League education, a career in the U.S. clandestine services seemed likely. He worked for the CIA in Mexico City after finishing college, translating books for his handler, E. Howard Hunt. You know, and that's when they were supposedly that sheep's dipping of Lee Harvey Oswald in the Mexico City embassy during the same time.

35:00 But he decided that his talents would be used better, not necessarily in an overt assignment in the CIA. But he doesn't go far. As a devout Catholic, Buckley became the darling of the right after publishing his first two books, one of which was a critique of Yale University, and the second was defending Senator Joseph McCarthy's communist witch hunt.

35:31 The success that followed helped Buckley generate the necessary capital to start National Review, which depended heavily on the publisher, William Rutscher, and a circle of businessmen to advertise in the publication. So I want to just take just a second. And again, I'm just doing this live. I just want to look him up.

36:01 and see what we find, if anything, on William Rusher. So William Rusher is an American lawyer, activist, and conservative columnist. He is credited with being a modern founder of the conservative movement, which is basically Con Inc., and served as the publisher of the National Review, which was edited by William Buckley.

36:33 And it says, in many ways, it was Rusher, not Buckley, who was the founding father of the conservative movement. We have Rusher, not Buckley, to thank for the populist, operational, sophisticated, and occasionally extreme elements. Rusher was born in Chicago. His family had not been especially political. His paternal grandfather had been a socialist. Oh, that's perfect.

37:01 And in 1930, his family moved to New York and he lived on Long Island. He attended Princeton at 16 and was active in student affairs, especially debate. He majored in political science. He goes to Harvard Law School, as all of these people do. And he founded and led the Harvard Young Republicans group.

37:26 And in 1956, he practiced law at Sherman, Sterling, and Wright. That's a new one. I haven't heard of that one. And he then served as a counsel on the Senate Internal Security Committee, which, let's see about that one. What was that looking into? That was looking into espionage, sabotage, and infiltration of persons.

37:55 for subversive activities in the United States. Oh, he looked into communism. That figures. He also led, let's see, he was helping Frederick Clifton White, who was the driving force to draft Goldwater, to lead an organization called the New York Young Republican Club.

38:29 And that's where he and Buckley supposedly met. So Buckley hired him to publish the National Review. And many people in other books have suggested that a lot of the money for this National Review creation was money laundered through the CIA. It also says that...

39:02 Let's see. Rusher together with Max Juergen, who was a Baptist missionary for the YMCA, then a communist, and then finally a staunch anti-communist. You know, because doesn't everybody do that? That's just crazy. These people, I think basically they're going to tell you whatever they want you to be.

39:35 They're going to be that. They're like shape shifters. And then it says, in 1976, Russia, together with Marvin Liebman and a former CIA officer, David Atlee Phillips, founded a new pro-Rhodesia lobbying group called the American Rhodesian Association, which object was having the U.S. recognize Rhodesia. Despite its public claim to working independently,

40:02 The American Rhodesia Association worked closely with the Information Office of the Rhodesian government. He also visited Chile and praised General Pinochet, you know, the guy that killed Allende. So this tells you everything about who this guy is. This guy's a Nazi. This guy is a fascist. And this is the guy that helped set up National Review. Okay, so.

40:31 That's the reason why when you read through these books, it's so important to, as you're reading them, look into the people because it changes the way that you not only read the material, but how you fact check the author as well. So it says Buckley moved into the anti-communist international with a guy by the name of Clarence.

41:00 Manion, M-A-N-I-O-N. Let's see. Man, they're really messing with our space today. As Buckley, let's see, and Clarence Manion was a radio show host from Indiana. He was from a Kentucky family. Manion had worked as a lawyer for several years before becoming the dean of Notre Dame Law School, where he...

41:35 was part of an anti-federal government philosophy in his books and lectures. By 1940, he was a leading member in the America First Committee, a coalition of intellectuals, politicians, students, and activists that opposed U.S. entry into World War II and basically took the position that the fascists

42:02 were the people that should be supported. So this America First Committee was a very fascist organization. We talked about that early on in our series that we did without the warrior, because I found it fascinating that America First had already been a thing. However, the thing that it had been was very fascist. So again, here's another fascist. And not surprisingly, as we collect all these fascists,

42:31 in this quote unquote new right, they're going to turn around and do a whole bunch of fascist things. So after the war, he helped organize Republican Senator Robert Taft's bid for the presidency before taking on a blue ribbon post in the Eisenhower administration. Mannion's Arctic defense of the Bricker Amendment.

42:58 which sought to cripple the president's ability to negotiate and sign treaties, ended his former political career, and Dwight Eisenhower dismissed him in February 1954. Disillusioned with the Eisenhower administration, Mannion retired to his house in South Bend, Indiana. There, he devoted himself to finding a way to carve out a space for him in the conservative movement.

43:27 He decided to create a radio show, and so in October 1954, he set up Mannion Forum of Opinion, and it went across the airwaves. It quickly grew to one of the largest political programs of its time. It was broadcast on nearly 300 stations in 44 states, garnering a peak listenership of more than 4 million people.

43:56 This is in 1954. So evidently, he was the Rush Limbaugh before Rush Limbaugh. Despite his popularity and mounting operational costs, Mannion rarely solicited advertising. Rather, his show was financed almost entirely by donations from businesses. That nationwide fundraising network made Mannion an important behind-the-scenes player in the conservative movement. Correspondingly and frequently, with William Buckley, he financed the publication,

44:26 Barry Goldwater's Conscience of a Conservative, which made the Arizona senator the national standard bearer for the conservative movement. Like Buckley and Mannion, initially concerned himself with matters of domestic policy and political economy, but foreign policy issues began to filter into his show as Mannion offered a series of programs denouncing USAID to the Soviet Union.

44:56 while agonizing over the plight of Eastern Europe. Still, Mannion, like Buckley, was mostly distancing himself from the international work that Marvin Liebman was constantly doing. The Cuban Revolution in 1959 changed everything. Within little more than a year, Fidel Castro had solidified a military and economic alliance with the Soviet Union, setting Cuba on the path to quote-unquote socialism.

45:27 In many Americans, or excuse me, too many Americans, including JFK and his advisors, this meant a loss of a key ally in the Caribbean basin. Well, it was a key ally loss for the CIA because they were using it as their mafia slash drug transit point. So there was nothing critical as a node for Cuba.

45:57 except for those people. They were not a major source, although they were a source of sugar and other industries. If you go back and you look, what really moved them to a top foreign policy angle is that they had become

46:30 the operating arm of the drug network it was they had all kinds of facilities set up there to what do they call that when they water down the heroin they were adding sugar by the way to the heroin and um so that it wasn't you know they could make more with less like

46:56 The government does. And so they were using Cuba as a weapons transit place. But as far as legitimate business of the sugar plantations and some of the other commerce that was going there that was legitimate commerce, it was all owned by Americans. They had basically worked all kinds of deals with Batista.

47:25 If it was owned by a local, the local was basically a figurehead because the powers to be like William Pauly and Rockefellers and various other oligarchs had moved in and struck concession deals. Plus, depending on who you talk to, it was at this time that we're talking about right now that oil.

47:56 had been discovered in the Zapata Bay area of Cuba. And so they were desperately trying to get Cuba back in their portfolio. So as the relations in Washington and Havana went south, the Kennedy administration initiated a CIA-sponsored invasion plan, and we know all about that.

48:25 And we know that it was actually drafted under Eisenhower. They wanted to do it at the very beginning of Kennedy's administration. So if it failed, he would get stuck with the tar baby. And we all know how it turned out to be a massive tar baby. And that we read all about the fact that the CIA was training a whole bunch of the Cuban exiles in Guatemala.

48:56 And we read all about the Swan Island that was being used for the radio. So he basically kind of just takes the reader through a whole bunch of that, which we already know. So for Buckley and Mannion, the Bay of Pigs fiasco was instantly familiar. It was like the failed Hungarian Revolution of 1956 all over again, only this time much closer to home. And that's why you have to...

49:25 question how similar these operations are and how they all turn out the same becomes one of our famous patterns. So their view on the matter was sharpened by the Cuban paramilitaries who had survived the invasion and then returned home, who were all pissed off at the Kennedy administration for not supposedly giving them enough help.

49:55 But Kennedy had made clear, as we've said repeatedly, that he was not going to have the U.S. military involved in it at all, even though he did send the carrier down there and was coerced into providing air support. But remember the whole issue with the time frame and it was the wrong time and there was very limited.

50:25 bombing campaign had gotten so botched up that to try to do it a second time would have illustrated the U.S. involvement in it. And Kennedy called it off for that reason, not because he didn't want to support the people. So the Bay of Pigs veterans were a small but very vocal slice of a larger movement of Cuban exiles who dreamt of returning home.

50:54 and who found themselves drawn into this anti-communist circle in the U.S. In the aftermath of the 1959 revolution, tens of thousands of Cubans, including not a few supporters of the deposed Batista, had fled to the United States, and they arrived in Miami, Tampa, and New York City primarily.

51:20 where the U.S. government welcomed them with open arms, offering unprecedented access to housing, business, loans, classes, job training, and a very easy path to citizenship. Gosh, that sounds so familiar. As they settled in the U.S., many of these exiles filtered into the ranks of the conservative movement. It was not particularly surprising given that many of them

51:48 who comprised Cuba's ruling class before the revolution. And those were among the most ardent supporters of the conservative movement in the U.S. that were labeled as exiles in the United States. So again, this is another pattern. This was from the Cuba's ruling class.

52:13 that was given this preferential treatment because they're the only ones that could afford to get here. The rest of the poor people were left on Cuba. And we've always been taught, especially growing up here in Florida, that the poor Cuban exiles were just the poor people that were on the island that managed to float over here on a motorless boat. And that absolutely is not true at all. These are the...

52:42 upper echelons that the CIA and the oligarchs craft to do their bidding in these places that they go that are basically colonies of the West. And when they get overthrown, like what happened in Cuba with Castro, the U.S. does their best to excavate their puppets out of...

53:11 the country so that they don't get told on. So they had become wealthy and powerful and many were basically set up in business here in the United States at taxpayer expenses. And they, much of their financing also came from these conservative nonprofit groups. And he goes on to say, let's see, one of these exile turned activists was a guy by the name of

53:51 Manrara, M-A-N-R-A-R-A. His first name's Lewis. He was an accountant who escaped from Cuba to Miami in 1960. He hadn't been a strong Batista supporter, but Castro and his band of revolutionaries wasn't his cup of tea either. Shortly after his arrival, Manrara and 10 other exiles

54:19 founded the Truth About Cuba Committee to publish propaganda in English and Spanish and pressure officials to take action against Castro. Funded by donations from thousands, the Bacardi Corporation, who basically lost, that's true, they did have the rum industry down there too, and so this is just another Western oligarch company, the Bacardi Corporation.

54:48 and other Cuban-owned businesses were the first and foremost in creating and disseminating information about what had happened and what was happening in Cuba under the quote-unquote communist regime. And in doing so, Manrara and other leaders hoped that their activism would prompt American citizens and Cuban exiles to basically go take Cuba.

55:18 For Manrara, it was clear that the Cuban people were losing their faith in there ever being a successful counter-revolution. Manrara also insisted that the U.S. and Latin American civilians had to take armed action to make sure that this didn't happen anywhere else. The communist strategy of guerrilla warfare, he said, offered little if any opportunity for the military might of the U.S. to fight a conventional war.

55:49 And therefore, you had to set up paramilitary capability. So by the middle of the 60s, Manrara's organization was working alongside other Cuban-American groups, including CIA-backed Cuban Freedom Committee to promote the liberation of the island. Many received significant resources from the U.S. government.

56:18 but Mamrara and other Cuban leaders nevertheless insisted on liberal Democrats that betrayed their cause. After 1964, the Johnson administration and the CIA started to pull support from the Cuban exile group bent on retaking the island and began using them in other ways. So this is basically where they get redirected into all of these other activities.

56:47 And it talks about their training location in the Florida Everglades and managing secret warehouses full of weapons and a small fleet of maritime vehicles. They learned how to detonate bombs, launch nighttime raids, and other clandestine acts, which in some cases...

57:16 They used this technology to go on, like, for example, when we talked about William Polly taking his private yacht and launching some of them into Cuba. William Polly was CIA. And so they took them. They didn't ever give up on trying to assassinate Fidel Castro, but they began using these guys.

57:45 in places like El Salvador, Honduras, and basically all over. We found them in Angola. We found them in the Congo. And they've just become paramilitary, being used for Operation Gladio, overthrows, and any other kind of paramilitary act.

58:10 activity that need to happen. They were in Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and in Nicaragua. So, yeah. And it's weird when you think about it and all of the stuff that we have always been taught about the conservative movement to know that all of the founders

58:41 Not all of them. The majority of the founders of the conservative movement were, in fact, at one time, either communists or socialists or both, and supposedly did this massive, you know, en blanc conversion, which is bullshit. And immediately after this supposed conversion, embraced fascism. And they become the biggest cheerleaders.

59:12 for these Iran-Contra events, the invasion of Iraq. And again, if you step back and you start looking at the landscape, how is that any different than anybody that we have been led to believe are the bad guys, i.e. the communists? So the entire time this group of people

59:40 were telling us that the communist any day was going to run out and conquer the world. They were actually running out and conquering the world at the same time they're accusing someone else of doing it. And that is so like what we're seeing play out in our everyday life today. They are constantly telling us that Donald Trump is Hitler while they're being Hitler. So I just...

1:00:12 When I read these things, the irony of them is sometimes just overwhelming. But anyway, did you have anything you wanted to add? Nope. Did I lose Bridget? Stellar, can you hear me? Go ahead, Matt. They're really messing with our system today. Well, I guess I came in at a good time, right?

1:01:03 This is why, I'm going to drop a name here, but I don't care. I know you don't care either. This is why, though, I will never have, just to make your point that you were just saying about how some of these guys were supposed communists, had a conversion, and then went on to do the very things.

1:01:26 I don't know if you're aware of Oren McIntyre, Colonel. But if you follow him, I think you will like him. Because he wrote a piece for The Blaze recently. Well, it was a few months ago, but it's still good. But it's called The Neocon Cycle. And what Oren talks about is how you get a bunch of these people from the left who come in.

1:01:56 And who supposedly get mugged by reality, right? There's that old joke about how a conservative is just a liberal who got mugged. These people come over here. You haven't heard that? No. No, it's a thing. It's a thing. Look it up. There's that old joke about how a conservative is just a liberal who got mugged. But it's like these people come in.

1:02:26 They find acceptance on the right. And then they try to make the right, move the right further left. And that, and then, and then these, that's how these neocons operate. It's like I said, like I said, you should really, you should read that piece. It's called the neocon cycle. If you just type in the title. But the reason I bring that up is because.

1:02:52 And those are the exact people who cheered on the war in Iraq, which, by the way, why did we invade Iraq only to allow it to become a proxy state of Iran? And why are there no Christian churches, at least open ones, in Afghanistan? Those two things right there should tell you all you need to know about the failures of what is arguably the greatest foreign policy failure of this century. But the other thing here is...

1:03:24 That's what these neocons will do. They'll come in and try to make the right more like the left. And to make your point, let me give you another guy who is an example of this. James Lindsay. He started off as one of these new atheist types. And then he takes part in doing these sort of grievance studies where they manage to get stuff that's just insane.

1:03:49 published in academic journals. And then he comes out and basically says that he doesn't like the woke. He's somehow anti-woke or non-woke, which is not a term I agree with, nor do I endorse. But it's under the auspices of, and I credit Oren for pointing this out, that he doesn't like it when the wokesters assert themselves. But...

1:04:19 when Christians assert themselves in the public square, this is a guy who doesn't like that either. He went on some unhinged tirade about Trump and St. Michael the Archangel, which, by the way, I'm not Catholic, just for the record, but it was still unhinged, and then he brought the aforementioned Orrin into the conversation as if Orrin's over there at the blaze leading like the Christian Nationalist Revolt.

1:04:46 None of that crap was true, but these are the types of things that go on. We should have never let the neocons in, but unfortunately, it takes a lot of digging and a lot of discernment to point these things out and spot them. Sorry for being a little bit long-winded there, Colonel. No, that's perfect. It's definitely apropos to the conversation in...

1:05:14 forming the basis of what we were sold kindly as a bill of goods. Because the con ink was definitely a con. Correct. Yeah. I say all this as someone who's probably associated

1:05:46 With people who have such. Aspirations. But. But that is. Neither here nor there. Yeah. Alright. Where did. I don't know if Bridget's. Like gone. I see her still here. But she's out. I see her on stage. Yeah. I.

1:06:18 Didn't know whether she wanted to be back up here as co-host. Okay. I can take her place if you don't mind. Okay. I will. Oh, I'll have to undo her invite. Let's see. I think she must have had trouble because I see she's like completely out of it. As a speaker. All right. There we go.

1:07:05 Let's see. But, Colonel, I thought you might. Go ahead. I thought you might find, I was just going to say, I thought you might find it insightful. I'm going to put it, I'm going to find that piece and put it up in the nest. But another way you guys can listen is you can also get it as a podcast. All of his columns also go up on his podcast, the Oron McIntyre Show.

1:07:35 And if anybody's curious, that is A-U-R-O-N, and McIntyre is M-A-C-I-N-T-Y-R-E. Yeah, what media is he on? Is he on Rumble or another one? Yeah, his show's on Rumble, but it's also a podcast, and he's with Blaze TV. Okay. All right, thank you. Go ahead, Sunshine. I just wanted to let you know.

1:08:06 I'm having a little trouble in the space today, too, so it might just be spaces. I have had significant problems the last three or four days. As a matter of fact, ever since we got on this topic of revolutionaries for the right. That's weird. That is weird. Maybe you're over the target? Maybe. Annie, go ahead.

1:08:41 Yeah, I was having a lot of trouble with this space. I would hear like every like three words of every sentence that you spoke the last several days. So I was just like, oh, God, I can't do this. I couldn't make heads or tails of it. But anyway, today's good.

1:09:04 And I did send you a DM saying that the word for watering down the heroin is to cut it with sugar. Cut it with sugar. Okay. That's perfect. Now that you said that, I'm not. Yeah. What's the word? I'm not conversant. Yeah. Go ahead. This one guy says, yo no hablo, fuck Tardo. Yeah.

1:09:35 There you go. Thank you. Thanks. Let's see. Matt, I sent you the co-host. Oh, I'm sorry. I was still looking for the article. Send it again. Okay. Let's see. Oh, I see Illini down there. You haven't been here in a while. Or at least you haven't come up and talked to us, Illini. I see you there.

1:10:08 I assume he's probably working, just listening. Okay. So, yeah, I just looked at that Aaron McIntyre page on X. I went ahead and followed him. I think that'll be an interesting follow. I think so, too. Go ahead. I was just saying, I think so, too. I think you'll like him. Okay.

1:10:46 All right. Oh, there's Illini. Let's get him up here. Send me the code and fight again. I missed it. Okay. Hey, Illini. Hey, Colonel. Interesting times. You can kind of see the media machine at work, you know, whatever you want to call it. And I just think the fact that they ran with Trump is Hitler and they started off running it.

1:11:17 With Ann Applebaum and Mike Benz immediately exposes her background at the National Endowment for Democracy, I think that's kind of an interesting tell for the election cycle. Oh, you cut out. I just think it's an interesting tell that we've got Ann Applebaum at the National Endowment for Democracy. You've got Jeff Goldberg. You've got all these people all singing from the same hymnal on this whole Trump is Hitler thing.

1:11:47 And I think the last time we had an intelligence agency do something like this with an elected official, it was they were doing it to Ronald Reagan. And it was the KGB in Russia as Russia was collapsing. So Brian Cates and I were talking about this when I was taking him to vote today. And his analogy or his.

1:12:17 opinion, however you want to say it, was that for the first time ever in the history of American elections, the Republican candidate has openly encouraged everybody to vote early. That has never been the position of the GOP. And you can make the argument, as Brian did, that in doing so,

1:12:45 It was we've always made this kind of tongue in cheek that the Republican are like the the domineer, you know, that kind of whatever you call the the in the warped kind of.

1:13:06 You have the Dominics and the whatever the person gets beat. I don't know any of these terms. But the Republican Party is the one that is always there as the whipping post and that it has always been the DNC that drives the narrative. And so as the appropriate whipping person in the relationship that they stuck to their only vote on the day of, which gave.

1:13:35 The DNC, the narrative during the entire election since early voting was authorized to say, see, we were ahead. Of course we won. Every time they cheated. See, we were ahead. Of course we won. So it was kind of the self-licking ice cream cone, right? They could build that narrative. They could then use that narrative to cheat and they would win. Not because he actually won, because they were cheating. But the PSYOPs.

1:14:05 And the psychological conditioning with the polls of their CIA cut out, quote unquote, PR people allowed them to build that narrative. And for the first time ever, you had Donald Trump come out and say, vote early, vote early. And that entire narrative has been stolen from them. Not only.

1:14:34 is the GOP crashing numbers all over the country in early voting. But as a result of crashing numbers, you have stolen their biggest talking point and they can't even mess around with the polls because the early voting is saying something exactly. You just basically castrated the DNC narrative. And as a result of that,

1:15:04 What happens? Oh, my God, Trump's Hitler. And that literally is the talking point when they got castrated. So we were lapping our butts off. I know the people in the restaurant thought we were crazy, but the whole time. And I just have to share this with you guys, because I absolutely love having conversations with Brian.

1:15:34 But I know you guys all know that he is deaf. And so when you go into crowded places, like we were in one of my favorite little downtown restaurants, there's a lot of background noise. And his hearing aids that does allow him to hear takes that background noise and makes it sound like he needs to talk louder. And the whole time I'm sitting there going.

1:16:01 trying to shush him because the entire restaurant is getting a 101 in what's going on and you could tell that some people were really enjoying it probably some of the others not so much but it was so funny and um you know one of the most amazing things for me in talking to him is he is so um

1:16:31 intuitively smart about politics and the surrounding environment in a way that a lot of people who've been a lot more places than Brian are. They just, they don't get it. And he just has such an insightful way. And then of course,

1:16:58 The thing that most people misunderstand is his sense of humor, his funny way of communicating his points and the inflection of his voice. I know you guys have probably listened to some of his podcasts, which we are going to do one on Sunday. And he gets a little excited and yells at people, which to me is part of the entire delivery, which he's very, very good at.

1:17:27 And I've been in large audiences where he's a guest speaker and people just hang on everything that he says. So it's always a thrill for me to be able to hang out with him. He comes over most Sundays to watch football with my husband. And we just decided this weekend he's going to come over a little bit early and we're going to talk about a few things. I'm sure that will be one of them. The DOD directive and the use of force is going to be another.

1:17:57 And I don't have a time. As soon as we get a time, I will let you know what that's going to be. But, Matt, go ahead. So, Colonel, I put the piece I mentioned earlier up in the nest so you guys can read it. It's on Auron's sub stack. And again, that's Auron, not Aaron. Auron. Yeah. But I want to get this in there before.

1:18:28 before I get out of here. Um, if, if any of you guys here are into health, you might find, you might find my space tonight. Interesting. I've got an, I've got an interesting guest who, who, who's, who was vax injured and healed herself, found ways to heal herself, uh, from it. And she's going to, I'm going to let her tell her story and the way she did it. So I think you guys, um, if you're, if you're into health at all,

1:18:57 I think you'll find this one interesting. And it will be recorded, so in case any of you miss it, you can come check it out. So that's tonight. Tomorrow, I've also got another one. Go ahead. Go ahead. No, I'm listening. Tomorrow, I've also got another space. This one, this was another J6 space. This is with Nicole Reffett and...

1:19:23 Mickey, I can never pronounce her last name, but it's Ashley Babbitt's mom. I'm going to let them tell their story and also talk about Freedom Corner down there in D.C. So that's what I've got coming up this week. It's been a busy week for Spaces. Next week is packed as well. I'll just tell you all about two of them that I've got coming up Monday.

1:19:49 Colonel, I don't know if you will know this person, but she's a fellow space host, much like myself, Apothecarol. She does her help spaces on Sundays. She's going to be my guest Monday night. I'm excited to get to talk to her and hear her story. Wednesday, Wednesday night's going to be a big one. I've got Michelle Peterson, my friend Allie Hopper, who's both been a guest and spoken in my spaces previously.

1:20:17 as well as Amy Soello, and together the three of them are going to tell the story of how we got the first grooming conviction in the United States and what's been done since. Allie helped get a grooming law passed in Florida, and then Amy is a private investigator who's used that grooming conviction to bust and eventually convict other traffickers.

1:20:47 So that, so that's an, and, and on top of all that, this will be the first time the three of them have done media, a media hit together. And they're going to come on with me. One more thing about that one. We, I cannot say, and I'm not going to name names, but we may have some special guests popping in. You'll have to wait and see. And that's next Wednesday at eight. And the one with Carol is also at eight.

1:21:14 And all those times are in Eastern. And the one tonight's at 7, the one tomorrow's at 1. All right. Thank you. All right. Anybody else got anything? Sunshine, go ahead. Okay. I know you do your monthly meetings, you know, with the other Patriots, Stormy, and, you know, some of the others down here in Florida, CanCon.

1:21:45 Well, I am down here now. My snowbird booty's down here. I'm leaving for the month of December, but then I'll be back again. I'm here through the end of November. I'm here until December. So if you have one for November, I would love to join. We are not going to have one for November because November is the actual Great America Restoration Tour meeting in Myrtle Beach.

1:22:14 Because they're actually having a Badlander get-together of the actual group. We do not have them. And we're having them about every six weeks. But if you will DM me, I will give you the email address of the lady that does all of the invitations. And she will get you the information and put you on the email list. Because I was also going to say we have a beautiful clubhouse.

1:22:42 actually only like a year old now with a you know full we have a full bar and kitchen and everything in there holds like 170 people and we have smaller rooms to needed so so and that's great because we did do it at her um park um last the month i don't forget what it is three three or four weeks ago is when we had the last one

1:23:08 And we did do it at her park in their big room because they basically have the same thing. They have the restaurant and all of that. And there's other people that has volunteered to have that. And she would love to be able to do that just so that we could move it around a little bit. We like to stay in Central Florida.

1:23:27 But we do like to move it around for people to make it more convenient. Like Red Pill 78 lives over in the Daytona area on the East Coast. And so him having to come all the way through Orlando is problematic, obviously, though they were given the opportunity to have a place to stay. But we do move around and we are taking other people.

1:23:53 suggestion on you know places to meet so they won't always just be in um our hometown here okay but the people that primarily put that on are from this general area so um they tend to like to stay a little close to home okay well i am gulf side south sarasota venice area um i could always put three people up i got three extra rooms so

1:24:22 There you go. All right. Well, I will definitely DM me so I don't forget, and I will get you her email address. All right. Sounds great. All right. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Sure. And anybody else that's in Florida that wants to drive to Central Florida for those Badland Fan Club meetups, as she mentioned, we do have – Brian Cates has made every one of them. I'm there. General Quast is at most of them.

1:24:50 And does do a segment. Stormy Patriot Joe has made most of them. Red Pill came to the first one. We've not seen him since. But he has a show to do. We were having them on Saturday and he has a show on Saturday night. So it was problematic for him. We are going to switch to a Sunday afternoon and see how well that works.

1:25:17 Ken Kahn did make the last one. He drove up from Southern Florida. So it's a lot of fun. And it does appear that more of those people are going to be coming to Florida since Florida does seem to be a great destination nowadays. So anyway, anybody else have anything they want to add? Deller, are you there? Or are you just hanging out? She's there. Okay.

1:25:51 Go ahead. Has anybody seen any sort of numbers or any sort of reaction to Trump on Joe Rogan? No, I have not. It's actually coming out tomorrow. He pre-records. His show comes out the next day, usually, one to two days. At 1 p.m., he releases them.

1:26:24 Because this is so special, he said it may be released tomorrow because it's a Friday and they don't usually come out on Saturday. But it possibly could come out tomorrow. Cool. Stellar, go ahead. It wouldn't let me turn the mic purple. It just kept keeping it on red. No, that was awesome. Yeah, I heard you guys talking about that stuff. I wish that I lived closer.

1:26:55 soon when we all get our flying cars. But no, thank you, Colonel Towner. I just want to remind everybody, please go vote early. You see funky stuff going on, report it. You know, we're in for a battle. We need to beat the deep.

1:27:12 We're breaking the banks and stuff like that, the financial system. I hope that you guys can see it all happening systematically and things like that. So just stay strong. The deep state knows how bad it is. I mean, the international syndicate are truly, truly scared. Honestly, they are losing power. And there's so many things that are happening right now. Just make sure we all go vote early.

1:27:40 take your friends, go to the assisted living places. If they can't go with you, you know, just I'm going to start busing. I'm working my ass off trying to get this to happen here in Nevada and report, report, report, because they are still trying to steal it. But, you know, the international syndicate can go fuck off. And so can the CIA. And if you guys are listening, fuck you for fucking around with this space. Thank you.

1:28:06 And make sure you film it, too. Film any shenanigans if you can. Some states it's legal, some states it's not. By the way, Stellar, I saw you on Punchbowl the other day talking to us about shenanigans going on there in Nevada. My hat's off to you. And yes, I am recording. They're trying to instigate. Well, they are trying to instigate, but they're trying to intimidate. So there's also voter intimidation going on.

1:28:35 They're filming us for anywhere from an hour and a half to two hours, just literally stalking there. But we have children coming by. People are, you know, because of these people being whack jobs, because they are really, that MKUltra or whatever it is, that zapper on these people's brains, I don't know. But they are wackadoos. So, you know, they'll sit there and stalk one lady called The Press.

1:29:00 He ended up taking a picture with Donald Trump, by the way, when he left. We had to call the police on her. She wouldn't leave. We kept asking her to leave because there's children around.

1:29:11 Nevada is really strict about filming children. You're supposed to, like you said, the permission stuff, but it's public space. It's public place. They're allowed to be there. I've been finding out with the loitering, you know, like from the, like where we're at, we're on Clark County land or guest city parks or whatever. So just find out what the loitering rules are because you can call the police on that. So we actually have some of the police people on our speed dial now. And we have.

1:29:41 We lost you, Stella. Go ahead. You faded out a minute. Go ahead. Fuck you, NSA, if you guys are the bad guys. Fuck you, CIA. Sorry. Okay. What I was saying is, yes, we're doing the recording and stuff like that. Go ahead, Stella. Y'all let her talk. Oh, okay. So, yes, so we have...

1:30:10 30 to 50 roving attorneys driving around to the different polling areas. We have been removed from several of the polling areas, which we've been reporting. We are literally, as people are coming in to vote, giving them the judges, nonpartisans, council people that are, you know, like the school district people things, giving them the nonpartisans that the Republican Party says, or not says, but, you know, they're Republicans, even though they're running nonpartisan.

1:30:39 Because a lot of people don't do a lot of the research. But to be honest with you, I am actually floored by a lot of the research that people have done on judges and the school districts and stuff like that. I'm just astounded how so many people are waking up. But there are shenanigans going on. Find out if you guys are going to do that. I'm trying to gather people to literally start following these ballot boxes, which is supposed to happen.

1:31:03 But they're not. Chain of custody is lost. So I'm reporting that kind of stuff as well. There is supposed to be someone following all of these ballot boxes and things like that, that they're coming and picking up. They're not supposed to leave that thing alone.

1:31:19 And so, again, report, report, report. So but, you know, we're doing it. We're doing it here. A lot of signatures are not matching up. Addresses aren't matching up. So I don't know if that's on the good or the bad side, but the Republicans are coming out and voting. And so that's it. That's all I have to say. So just do it. Bring your friends. You know, we have people bringing in going in and bringing ballots in.

1:31:46 Yeah, so it's bad, but I think that they're getting scared, and I do feel that they're going to end up wrapping up. I think Colonel Towner mentioned it last week, and I do agree that I think that they're wrapping up because it's the money system, too, if you guys are watching that. I'll be quiet. You don't have to be quiet, Stella. So I wanted to say something about the nonpartisan thing. In our red state of Florida, our county...

1:32:16 supervisor of election for the last several election cycles had allowed against the state constitution people to not allow mandated that people for our constitutions in the state of florida says that if you take an oath to exercise the duties of your office you have to be elected in a partisan

1:32:46 election i.e you have to declare your party and for the last i i don't as long as since 2008 if i've been here the sheriff has been allowed to run as um non-partisan now we only have one guy that ever runs because nobody's gonna ever run again against grady judd but the reason she is doing that is because she's a democrat and the supervisor election

1:33:12 is one of those positions. And so she has been allowed to run as a nonpartisan affiliated, and no one was allowed to put their party affiliation and run against her. And what is not partisan is school board members. So there is an amendment in Florida in order for, I think it may have just been our county, I don't remember.

1:33:43 It's already been two days. But we are going to change in Polk County the school board members to make them run as partisan. Because stating whether or not you're a Republican or a Democrat when you're running for office is critical. So what I found interesting, because this is the cycle where we run.

1:34:09 it's the election cycle for the supervisor of election, is the woman that is running against her is a Republican. And she used to be a state representative and very well known. And I do hope she wins. But she listed herself as non-party affiliated because she refuses to list herself as a Democrat, even though everyone that is anyone knows that she's a Democrat.

1:34:38 So I found that very interesting and also something that people should pay attention to because it is changeable. If you have people that are running for office in a state where they are telling you that it's a, and I understand the whole judge thing, but you can tell a judge's party affiliation by basically who appoints them. And that's one of the measures that I use.

1:35:08 When I go back and look at judges that are in a competitive race, none of ours was in a competitive race this time, but you can look and find out who nominated them to the bench and tell a lot about their politics by that one measure. So, Annie, go ahead.

1:35:32 Yeah, I have a question for Stellar. So they don't have a couple of deputies in there while you guys are voting in Nevada? No, we have a few poll observers inside, and they're all employees, except for the observers. And we have to call the police out. There's no security or anything like that.

1:35:58 Did not follow any of these ballot stuff the way that they were supposed to. So far, I have not seen any escorts with the ballots. And when we did caucus, they followed us. So it makes me wonder what is going on. We're going to try and, like I said, I'm trying to gather some people to follow the.

1:36:16 the Vans or whatever. I mean, I got flipped off. I've been called every name in the book. Now we're just getting to the point where we laugh at them. You know, some Republicans don't like men. There's alpha men that don't like these soy boy fat boys and weirdos. And they're triggered. They're just very, very triggered. And so they're amping up. And I think with what

1:36:38 you know, Biden did, you know, on TV. I mean, it just seems like they're amping up for more stuff and more chaos to happen and things. So, yeah, we're just trying to get everyone out to vote as fast as you can, because who knows what they're going to have in plan. But if we have enough votes in, you know, the voice will be said. And if we not because we know that they're rigged, if we get as many people out there to vote, you know, that are citizens.

1:37:08 Not not the fake ones, but the real citizens, you know, the mail and ballots are still the big issues, you know, so that that's a big concerning thing. So, you know, our voices matter. So let's just make our voices heard. Yeah. Go ahead. Oh, sorry. Oh, go ahead. Yeah, I was going to tell you that. Well, we always have at least one deputy. And right now, all precincts are voting in the same place for the earlies. But.

1:37:37 When on the day of like November 5th, we would vote in our precincts and then we would have somebody follow the cars down to the courthouse for the votes to be verified. You know, the lockbox. And I have been a poll watcher too, but that's not much. You know, as far as like being a sheriff deputy or something, I feel a little bit better about having deputies in there. That way that you can't get assholes.

1:38:07 doing stuff like they did in philly they're not doing that here they're not doing that here so um it's those of us that are on trump force 47 that are really rallying they're still doing door knocking and things like that but i think it's important for us to give these slate cards out to people yeah and to talk to them and stuff like that because we have questions that are regarding our states so i want to make sure that you know they understand one three and six here are not not

1:38:35 No bueno. Three is about ranked choice voting, which is not good for our state. And six, we're hoping that people say no to because that's full term babies that they want to abort here. So I'm really pushing those. Very important. Cool. All right, Miles, go ahead. Good afternoon, Colonel. Yeah, really good show today on Badlands. The Daily. So CanCon was with Chris Paul and I put it down the bubble chat.

1:39:06 So they went through a review of all the new fraud strategies, and I'll just mention one so I won't take up the mic too long. There was an interview with Stacey Abrams, and she's saying, don't trust the post office. Now, why would she be saying that? Well, because there is a tracking, just like an IP address. Every letter is tracked. They know where it came from. So she's telling you, go to the drop boxes.

1:39:35 Don't trust the post office. It's a new strategy. But they're setting things up for, yeah, we're just not going to know. I mean, on November 6th, we just won't know. So we'll have to push it and keep pushing it. We'll find out what happens. It's going to be interesting. Thanks, Colonel. Sure. Thank you. Matt, go ahead. There was all Mr. Pressler was on was on Punchbowl talking about.

1:40:07 Talking about what's going on in Pennsylvania. So apparently they know how long they'll be able to process like new voter registrations or whatever, something like that. Not new voter registration, but new something. There's some sort of, I'd have to go back and listen. But anyway, they can process it within like 10 or 15 minutes. But what they're telling people is it'll take one to two hours and people are then turning around and walking away.

1:40:37 When I heard that, I was like, oh, crap, that's disenfranchising voters. And then I thought, uh-oh, uh-oh, they're setting it up to steal it again. Right. Okay. Sunshine, go ahead. Well, okay, I do vote in Michigan. Obviously, that's a swing state. We have more voters than we do people.

1:41:08 But the good news on the sheriffs, they do vote on party. And a Republican that is running for sheriff is running on a constitutional sheriff. And the Democrat one is not. And I do find it might be a little late for some states. I don't know. But like my state, I already voted.

1:41:34 I voted, I vote absentee and I find that's more secure than like the drop boxes and all of that. You know, that's all recorded. We get, I get an email. I had it the same day that I turned it in. So anybody in Michigan, you can do that. Cool. Stellar, go ahead. Yeah.

1:42:02 When people are coming in with their ballots and things, you know, since they're there, we actually do try to get them to use the machines, mainly because that way they can get they get the printout so they can compare. And when there's issues at the poll or at the machine, we are getting those rectified sometimes two or three times long, you know, two or three times they have to do it.

1:42:23 People are understanding that things are flipping, you know, they keep flipping things over here as well. So, yeah, and the mail-in ballots that people are dropping off at the drop boxes at the polls, there's no chain of custody. So that's what I've been noticing and stuff. And then the intimidation. There is intimidation, but it seems like, you know.

1:42:46 On Saturday, there were places where people waited two and a half to three hours to vote. Yes, there are people that walked away. He said it was not the ones that, you know, would stick around, but the patriots, people that truly want change are staying in our voice, you know, at least here in Nevada. And again, you know, I'm sure it's going to be the same thing here. We did close, you know, clear out a lot of our voter rolls, but they've been going all over the place. Anybody who gets a driver's license here.

1:43:15 automatically can sign up for, what do you call, voter, and they're not citizens. A lot of them are not. So just report. That's all I can say is report. But if we all come out in our numbers and the silent majority speaks, they're not going to be able to rig it. I agree, especially as Brian Cates accurately points out, the overwhelming numbers in early voting is going to

1:43:43 take the wind out of their sails in so many ways. I did want to, in closing, we're getting close to that time, talk about something that I had seen just as we started the show, which is, you know, a little off topic, but not really. There is a guy by the name of Ken Silva.

1:44:12 on X. He's at JD underscore Catholic. And he posted a screenshot of the protective order, that response of the attorney for Ryan Roth, the guy that was the second assassin, that says the protective order infringes on Mr. Roth's First Amendment right to free speech. The government's proposed protective order would also

1:44:42 unnecessarily infringed Mr. Ross' First Amendment right to free speech. As discussed, the voluminous discovery in this case likely includes all of Mr. Ross' personal digital property. That will include all of his previous political opinions, messages, and expressions. The government's proposed protective order would thus prevent him from disseminating his own property, expressing political speech at the core of the First Amendment. And then Ken Silva adds his comment.

1:45:12 that says Ryan Ross' attorney opposes the DOJ's efforts to keep all of his discoveries secret. The attorney noted that the DOJ has published information about the case, including the infamous letter where he offers $150,000 to anyone who finishes the job against Trump, which undermines the argument that all evidence should be kept secret. So the DOJ publishes what they want you to see.

1:45:41 but not all there is to see, and then tries to move in and say, you're not allowed to see anything else. And since a political assassination falls in the line with Operation Gladio, I think it's very interesting to understand the motivation of the DOJ in trying to keep a

1:46:12 protective order from disclosure because in the past where those have been most prominently used is to protect government entities which could or couldn't be the CIA which could or couldn't be the FBI or the Secret Service or any of the other

1:46:41 that are involved in things like, so I just found that extremely interesting. Except that we know this guy has all of the hallmarks of being a CIA asset with his travel schedule in and out of all of these countries, which the State Department had to be involved in. So I just find this hard for the courts, of course, but...

1:47:09 Also, deeply troubling in government that they are trying to scream as a democracy. It just, like, falls flat on its face. Anyway. Okay. Closing comments, anyone? You raised a good point. I guess I'll give my closing comment, which is that what you just raised, Colonel, is a big issue with the Department of Justice and with all the regulatory agencies, too. We only hear about the cases that...

1:47:41 And we never hear about the cases that unless there's a leak sometimes or if there's a public disclosure by a regulated entity in 10-K or 10-Q, we don't necessarily know when somebody is under investigation by the Department of Justice, by the SEC or by the CFTC, by whomever. And then we only find out what the federal government wants us to find out about the whole incident.

1:48:10 Or the fact that they're forced to concede, like what happened with this Ruth thing. And I think, you know, that's a big issue because there's a lot of cases that we never find it and don't necessarily know what was going on. Correct. It's, yeah, definitely narrative building and manipulation of information. So they leave.

1:48:40 impressions in people's minds that may or may not be true by the manipulation of information, which, of course, is Psychological Warfare 101. So anybody else have parting comments? See you tomorrow. Okay. Well, tomorrow's Saturday, honey. Isn't today Friday? Oh, today is Friday. I lost track. I went to the rally yesterday, so everything's a blur.

1:49:16 Yeah. So we will not have a show tomorrow, but we will have one with Brian on Sunday at some time. I will announce that once I am able to coordinate that with him. And it's just going to be general topics. And then we'll be back here on Monday and we'll be sliding into the election. So.

1:49:42 Have an amazing weekend. Have an amazing weekend, everybody. Thank you.

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Cuba18 Marvin Liebman13 William F. Buckley12 CIA11 Clarence Manion10 Jorge Prieto Laurens9 Fidel Castro8 World Anti-Communist League7 Lewis Manrara7 Guatemala6 Congo5 U.S. Department of Justice5 William Rusher5 Mexico4 Mexico City4 John F. Kennedy4 Operation Gladio3 Dwight D. Eisenhower3 Vietnam3 Barry Goldwater3 Soviet Union3 Operation Pluto3 Fulgencio Batista3 Rhodesia3 El Salvador3 William Pawley2 Amaryllis Fox Kennedy2 Carlos Pena Boto2 American Bar Association2 Andriy Melnyk2 Committee of One Million2 Yale University2 Jacobo Árbenz2 Honduras2 China2 Miami2 E. Howard Hunt2 Tucker Carlson2 Australian National Review2 American Committee on Africa2

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Amaryllis Fox Kennedy member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:36

“You may see me disappear then. It's in a book. Understood completely. All right. So her name is Amaryllis Fox Kennedy. She used to be a CIA officer for 10 years. And she's on the Tucker show after.…”

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy worked_for Robert F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 2:10

“having ran Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign. And let me just tell you, for us, there's nothing new there. Her saying what she says, being who she is on the Tucker Carlson show, is huge. Becau…”

Jorge Prieto Laurens funded Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes book_quoted ▶ 16:46

“Guatemalan General Castillo Armas and Miguel Fuentes, promising them financial and material aid to overthrow the democratically elected government of Jacobo Arbenz. When Pristo Lorenz was offering his…”

Jorge Prieto Laurens funded Carlos Castillo Armas book_quoted ▶ 16:46

CIA funded Jorge Prieto Laurens book_quoted ▶ 18:20

“So at the insistence of CIA officer E. Howard Hunt, there was money that underwrote the first conference that was going to be held in Mexico City in 1954 by Prito Lorenz. And it gave him a platform to…”

Carlos Castillo Armas overthrew Jacobo Árbenz book_quoted ▶ 18:48

“When the coup in Guatemala succeeded in June of 1954, you know, like the next month. However, the CIA began looking cross-eyed at Prito Lorenz. And without funds from the U.S. government, he looked to…”

Marvin Liebman funded World Anti-Communist League book_quoted ▶ 20:19

“the guy that we've been talking about, came to know these two activists. So Liebman started raising money for a new organization that could bring them all together. And after several months of plannin…”

Marvin Liebman funded Jorge Prieto Laurens book_quoted ▶ 24:27

“He explained that it was too hard to coordinate the activities of organization and movements representing different points of view, which sometimes ran counter to each other. What frustrated Liebman m…”

Mobutu Sese Seko installed Congo host_asserted ▶ 31:32

“to sway the hearts and minds of Americas to get behind the Vietnam War. Also, you have the guy that we installed in Patanga, in the Moise Shambi, who had been convinced to, you know, set up a fake gov…”

CIA laundered_money_for World Anti-Communist League host_asserted ▶ 32:34

“you have students, businessmen, politicians, and media figures in the United States that begin looking around and fell prey to the psychological operation that the communists were behind every tree. S…”

William F. Buckley member_of CIA book_quoted ▶ 34:29

“With his family connections and Ivy League education, a career in the U.S. clandestine services seemed likely. He worked for the CIA in Mexico City after finishing college, translating books for his h…”

William F. Buckley founded National Review book_quoted ▶ 35:31

“The success that followed helped Buckley generate the necessary capital to start National Review, which depended heavily on the publisher, William Rutscher, and a circle of businessmen to advertise in…”

William Rusher headed National Review book_quoted ▶ 36:01

“and see what we find, if anything, on William Rusher. So William Rusher is an American lawyer, activist, and conservative columnist. He is credited with being a modern founder of the conservative move…”

William Rusher member_of Sherman, Sterling, and Wright book_quoted ▶ 37:26

“And in 1956, he practiced law at Sherman, Sterling, and Wright. That's a new one. I haven't heard of that one. And he then served as a counsel on the Senate Internal Security Committee, which, let's s…”

William Rusher member_of Senate Internal Security Subcommittee book_quoted ▶ 37:26

Frederick Clifton White founded New York Young Republican Club host_asserted ▶ 37:55

“for subversive activities in the United States. Oh, he looked into communism. That figures. He also led, let's see, he was helping Frederick Clifton White, who was the driving force to draft Goldwater…”

William F. Buckley founded National Review host_asserted ▶ 38:29

“And that's where he and Buckley supposedly met. So Buckley hired him to publish the National Review. And many people in other books have suggested that a lot of the money for this National Review crea…”

Max Juergen founded American Bar Association host_asserted ▶ 39:35

“They're going to be that. They're like shape shifters. And then it says, in 1976, Russia, together with Marvin Liebman and a former CIA officer, David Atlee Phillips, founded a new pro-Rhodesia lobbyi…”

William Rusher founded American Bar Association host_asserted ▶ 39:35

David Atlee Phillips founded American Bar Association host_asserted ▶ 39:35

Augusto Pinochet assassinated Salvador Allende host_asserted ▶ 40:02

“The American Rhodesia Association worked closely with the Information Office of the Rhodesian government. He also visited Chile and praised General Pinochet, you know, the guy that killed Allende. So …”

American Bar Association member_of Rhodesia host_asserted ▶ 40:02

Clarence Manion headed Notre Dame Law School host_asserted ▶ 41:00

“Manion, M-A-N-I-O-N. Let's see. Man, they're really messing with our space today. As Buckley, let's see, and Clarence Manion was a radio show host from Indiana. He was from a Kentucky family. Manion h…”

Clarence Manion member_of American Committee on Africa host_asserted ▶ 41:35

“was part of an anti-federal government philosophy in his books and lectures. By 1940, he was a leading member in the America First Committee, a coalition of intellectuals, politicians, students, and a…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower removed_from_power Clarence Manion host_asserted ▶ 42:58

“which sought to cripple the president's ability to negotiate and sign treaties, ended his former political career, and Dwight Eisenhower dismissed him in February 1954. Disillusioned with the Eisenhow…”

Clarence Manion founded Manion Forum of Opinion host_asserted ▶ 43:27

“He decided to create a radio show, and so in October 1954, he set up Mannion Forum of Opinion, and it went across the airwaves. It quickly grew to one of the largest political programs of its time. It…”

William F. Buckley financed_via The Conscience of a Conservative host_asserted ▶ 43:56

“This is in 1954. So evidently, he was the Rush Limbaugh before Rush Limbaugh. Despite his popularity and mounting operational costs, Mannion rarely solicited advertising. Rather, his show was financed…”

Clarence Manion financed_via The Conscience of a Conservative host_asserted ▶ 43:56

Lewis Manrara founded Truth About Cuba Committee host_asserted ▶ 53:51

“Manrara, M-A-N-R-A-R-A. His first name's Lewis. He was an accountant who escaped from Cuba to Miami in 1960. He hadn't been a strong Batista supporter, but Castro and his band of revolutionaries wasn'…”

Bacardi Corporation funded Truth About Cuba Committee host_asserted ▶ 54:48

“and other Cuban-owned businesses were the first and foremost in creating and disseminating information about what had happened and what was happening in Cuba under the quote-unquote communist regime. …”

Truth About Cuba Committee member_of Cuban Freedom Committee host_asserted ▶ 55:49

“And therefore, you had to set up paramilitary capability. So by the middle of the 60s, Manrara's organization was working alongside other Cuban-American groups, including CIA-backed Cuban Freedom Comm…”

U.S. Department of Justice covered_up Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:45:41

“but not all there is to see, and then tries to move in and say, you're not allowed to see anything else. And since a political assassination falls in the line with Operation Gladio, I think it's very …”

United States Secret Service covered_up Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:45:41