Operation Gladio - Rwanda

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0:00 Okay, if everybody could repost the space. I'm going to get Cousin F up here. Bridget's already up as the co-host. And we're going to get started. I have been in the throes of welcoming my grandson into the world. So I'm on.

0:30 a crazy high right now. I'm totally excited. And they should be released from the hospital in the next hour. So when I get done, I'm going to visit them at home. So anyway, life's wonderful. And I have spent the last few days going through mountains of

1:04 looking for a good summary that I felt did a good job of the Rwanda situation. We talked about Uganda. And I want to go over real quick because I think the geography is... Ma'am, I believe I've lost sound. You may need to drop me down and bring me back up. Okay. Cousin Nick, can you hear me?

1:34 I can. I think Bridget's just messing with you is all. Okay. Well, that's always possible. All right. So I let, but the quote before we continue, congratulations, grandma. Thank you. Thank you. Congratulations. Big applause. Yay. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Now I can hear you. All right. Yeah. Totally excited. First one.

2:07 And of course I had to wait for my baby to have it. So it's been a long time coming, but totally excited about it. Okay. So I'm going to, for those of you who might be driving or listening to this, I do want to go over kind of where we're at in the world because it's very important. And remember what I told you about the Horn of Africa. Technically,

2:37 The area of Rwanda is kind of in a very interesting location from the perspective of the way the world used to be divided when there was not an AFRICOM. And this is very important because I've talked many times about the World War II creating fault lines for conflict.

3:07 And when you have the world divided up into combatant commands geographically and you have carved out a section of Africa to be in one combatant command and everybody, the world recognizes the way the U.S. did this because all of the quote unquote allies honored that separation of geography.

3:36 If the U.S. said we're going to carve out and treat separately the Horn of Africa from the rest of Africa, everybody else goes, OK, we're going to do that, too, no matter how stupid it was. And so talking about this is very important because, as I described before, there's a plausible deniability between the combatant commands. So if you have, for example, the Congo, which is nearby.

4:06 and all of their resources in UCOM, and UCOM is giving them military aid, they can go, oh, I don't know anything about what's happening in, oh, let's just say Kenya or Uganda, or one that may be have separate funding from a different combatant command in order to then pretend like they don't know what's going on in each of the person's area, if that all makes sense.

4:36 And that was important in order to create instability. And it isn't that way now. Not that they still don't try to create instability, but back when in the 1990s, which is where when I'm going to talk about Rwanda in general. And please understand, I'm picking time periods and locations.

5:06 It is not indicative that that's the only coup we ever did there. It is just illustrating how we destabilized the country. Because in some of these countries, we repeatedly couped their government, like in Haiti. We didn't just do it once. We did it multiple times. And just like Cuba, we installed Batista and then we helped install Castro.

5:33 Just because I highlight one particular one doesn't mean it's the only one. Because, again, in some cases, it's happened multiple times in the same country. So I'm going to describe Rwanda. And Rwanda is interesting because it is a tiny landlocked country and its neighbors.

6:03 are the Congo to the west, Uganda to the north, Burundi to the south, and Tanzania to the east. And it's, again, it is in a tiny little country. Burundi is just to the south, and it's about the same size country.

6:31 And it does have water, but not ocean access. So in order to get somewhere, you have to go down this big, huge river that doesn't even look like it makes it to. I think it does, but in a very roundabout way. So again, you've got to go through Tanzania. And that's another reason why, or Tanzania and Kenya.

7:01 why they had to destabilize multiple countries. And because it butts up against the Congo, it provided a great opportunity to be able to launch into the Congo and steal resources, which we're going to find out about today. And before we get into this, because I want you guys to keep this in mind, and I'm going to try to do a better job of this.

7:28 talk about how Operation Gladio was the paramilitary capability of an international syndicate. And so I found an article that did a really good job of describing multiple players of the international syndicate in Rwanda. It happens to be Citibank, Prudential, AIG, Caterpillar, John Deere.

7:58 NCR. And NCR is very important because NCR has showed up in multiple ones to include the people that led the initial election interference in 1948 in Italy. The Sheridan Marriott, FedEx, Ernst & Young, Deloitte, Price Waterhouse Cooper.

8:23 which we know is like the CIA accountants. They're the ones that go in and say all the banks are fine until they're not fine. General Motors, Coca-Cola, and no shock, PepsiCo, and American Tower Corporation, ATC. So just keep those in mind. I will cut and paste that list to Bridget and Cousin It, and you guys can post it.

8:53 So anybody that wants to do any further digging on that, I just messaged you guys that list. Okay. So that does that. Now, this is going to take some explaining up front so you can get the context. There are basically two entities, and we talked a little bit about them when we talked about Uganda.

9:24 And I'm going to try to keep this as simple as possible because it's really about the concept and not the particular party for the purpose of exposing Operation Gladio. But I am going to talk about specifics. So this goes back to the same two factions that we talked about in Uganda, the Hootsies, the Hootoos, and the Tootsies. Okay.

9:55 Those two tribal entities. And it is much the same arrangement as we had in Uganda. You had the Hutus who were in charge of the government. And there was two missiles launched that killed, that downed an airplane, April 6, 1994.

10:32 Two missiles are fired. The Dassault, which is a French aircraft. Falcon 50, which is a private jet from the Rwanda's Hutu president. Jabali Habiarimana. And I'm sure I did not pronounce that right, but I'm going to spell it. H-A-B-Y-A-R-I-M-A-N-A. Habiarimana.

11:04 Mana. And he's the president. He went to a meeting that was going to result in a peace agreement between the Hutus and the Tutsis. Well, we know that the CIA and the State Department don't want any peace anywhere. So it was only logical that they are going to kill this president for daring to actually reach a peace agreement.

11:36 So, unfortunately, flying in the same aircraft, because they were all affected by this same Hutu-Tutsi rivalry that had went on for decades, if not 100 years or more, coming back from that same meeting was the Burundi president and a major general that was the chief of staff of the Rwandan army.

12:09 And there were other government officials and a three-man French crew flying the aircraft. All of them were killed. So you wiped out in one airplane two of the biggest pains in the butt to the CIA in holding back the Tutsis and not allowing them to steal through their border in Rwanda the Congo's precious resources.

12:37 Because that was true with Burundi as well. So both of those presidents are gone in one aircraft shoot down. Within hours of the assassination, the Rwandan genocide commenced as Hutu militia, which were the largest supporters of the president and the largest population, began slaughtering the Tutsis.

13:05 Because they knew immediately it was the Tutsis that had killed their president, despite the bullshit that the State Department and Washington leaked out over the next several weeks. And there is an organization called the Rwandan Patriotic Front, RPS. That was something that was led by the Tutsis.

13:33 which were basically like Operation Gladio forces when the former president, the Hutu president, was in charge. They were constantly agitating, creating terror, assassinating, doing all kinds of garbage under the name of Rwandan Patriotic Front. Clever. That organization at the time of the shoot down was led by Major General Paul.

14:03 Kagame. K-A-G-A-M-E. Well, of course, he immediately steps up and seizes power, even though they're the minority in the country. The Clinton administration and all of the mockingbird CIA media blamed Hutus for killing their own president. Yeah, so just let that sink in for just a second.

14:32 So supposedly there were some Hutu quote unquote extremists and they killed their own president only to let their own arch rival come into power. And any person with a thinking brain who knew anything about geography would know that is absolutely not what happened. So, and just to kind of put an explanation point on the end of that.

15:02 One of the BBC journalists, this is a quote from them, quote, one of the great mysteries of the 20th century, unquote. It wasn't mystery at all. They knew exactly what happened and so did the people in the country of Rwanda. So there had been prior to this a civil war in Rwanda, which is why they were going to work out a peace agreement. When the RPF, which is the Tutsis,

15:36 invaded Rwanda from Uganda in an attempt to unseat the Hutu-dominated government, which had expelled Tutsis because the Tutsis had been still, at this late date in the 1990s, allied with the Belgian colonialists prior to Rwanda's independence and had maintained Western ties

16:06 consternation and all kinds of disruption from the 1960s until the 1990s. And because they basically were being paid off. And remember, these are kind of like the analogy would be, as I described when we talked about Cuba, how Thicket goes in and they create this elite group of people.

16:36 Or they buy off the elite group of people that was already created that has subjugated the rest of the population. And they put them basically on their payroll. They make them even more wealthy and loyal to outside forces. Then they coup the government and they run it and bring in all of the international syndicate corporations and quote unquote privatize everything so that they can basically steal the resources.

17:06 while giving kickbacks to this elite group of people. And that is not unlike what the Tutsis had been doing with the Belgians when they were a colony. And so once Rwanda had gotten their freedom, of course, they didn't want to have anything to do with the Belgium who had basically enslaved them. And so those elite...

17:33 Rwandans that happened to be from the tribe of the Tutsis. And remember how I told you they put the minority in charge, created the havoc. So now you've got the ship turned right by right side up where the majority is in charge. And you have these, the majority who believe that the Tutsis and rightfully so.

17:58 were disloyal to the country, had expelled them, basically deported them, said, get the hell out of here. You're causing too much problems, blah, blah, blah. And so, of course, they create this terrorist group, Operation Gladio entity called the RPF. And they began creating havoc in Rwanda to include shooting down this aircraft. Now, what's interesting about this is where they get the missiles.

18:26 Because these aren't the people that were actually in the military. The military, for the most part, were loyal to, and largely, I don't know of any, I haven't read any article at all that said there were actual Tutsis. Not that there's not spies in the military. So it's very interesting that they not only had missiles.

18:52 but knew how to use them well enough to shoot down an aircraft, which tells you that it was probably CIA. So a problem with the official story was that the Tutsis represented a minority in Rwanda and the power sharing agreement that had concluded would have left the Hutus in the majority power. So, of course, the CIA in the West does not want that to happen because they don't own the Hutus.

19:21 So the fact that the power sharing agreement for which they are flying back home from did not end the way the CIA wanted it to, that was basically their dead man walking and why the aircraft was shot down. So a quote from Haba Arimana's daughter, Marie Rose, who works as a translator in Quebec, said, quote,

19:50 People have closed their eyes. Two Hutu presidents and a Hutu army chief were killed in a plane attack. And we were supposed to believe that the Hutus were behind this as though they were naturally sabotaging themselves. Those who really wanted to see the truth, who could have looked deeply, could have seen through the attempted lies in the deformed history, which of course is true. And by the way, that's just the two Hutu presidents was Burundi.

20:19 And Rwanda, they were both from the same tribe because they were the majority in both of those countries. So the main beneficiary, which is the keep it simple, stupid, most obvious person that probably was behind it, is the person that benefited the most from it, which is the guy that got installed after the plane was shot down, which is the Tootsie-led RPF.

20:51 And his name is Major Kagame. So he seized power immediately and had basically been in power for decades after it. Because, of course, fascist dictatorship is what they're after in all of these cases. So when asked about Javier Amana's death in 2006, Kagame responded, quote, I don't care.

21:21 noting that Habib Arimana had made him grow up as a refugee, meaning his family had been kicked out because he was part of the corrupt oligarch that had been in Rwanda. He said that he was just justified in doing what he did. Jim Lyons, the FBI special agent that was assigned to the task of investigating the crash,

21:50 as part of a UN team, said, quote, what better way for Kagame to become a hero than to start the genocide himself by shooting down the plane and then marching in with his army to save everybody? All evidence points to Kagame. An eight-year-long investigation by a French magistrate

22:18 along with other independent investigations by the UN-appointed team, concluded that Kagame and the RPF shot down the aircraft and launched a planned coup against the Rwanda government. And that investigation, by the way, from France was done not at the behest of the French government, but the French three-person crew, all of which were killed in the coup. So their families...

22:49 paid an investigator that eight years later published a report that said unequivocally that Kagame was the person responsible for the shoot down of that aircraft. The Rwandan army was found to have had radio signal intercepts recording the RPF commander stating that, quote, target is hit, unquote, after the crash.

23:19 In October 2011, Kagame's former aide stated that Kagame told him with characteristic callousness and much glee that he had ordered the plane shot down. Kagame's former military chief of staff, who was one of the nine indicted following the French investigation and six other high-ranking RPF officers were also indicted, have also testified that Kagame ordered the shoot down.

23:49 Among them is former RPF Captain Frank Tiga, who claims that he was with Kagame and others in late July 1994 when they were having drinks and boasting about having killed the president, the former president. Kagame's former bodyguard, who had been charged with guarding the missiles, said that two RPF commandos, a guy by the name of Eric Kazizimana and Frank Nizza,

24:18 admitted to him in July 1994 that they had brought the missiles to Masaka and fired them. FBI agent Jim Lyons said that RPF informants told him during the investigation that a network of agents put together by Kagame had plotted to shoot down the presidential aircraft and that there was no evidence that the Hutu government was behind it at all. The Rwanda government

24:47 led by Kagame, had claimed, based in part upon an investigation, and you'll never guess who carried out this investigation that supposedly cleared Kagame, the UK Defense Academy, who basically creates the story that because these missiles were originated near a military camp, that it had to have been

25:18 the president's own army. However, the RPF could easily have infiltrated any of that area, which is what the French investigation concluded and had shot down that aircraft because it had shot down at least four other aircraft in similar circumstances in the four years preceding the shoot down of this one during the Civil War.

25:48 So how hard is that? Oh, it happened four other times, and it was the RPF every single time and the other four times, but this one time it was the guy's own army that did it? So freaking stupid. The missiles recovered shortly after the crash were Russian-made SA-16 missiles, which the RPF and not the Rwandan army had. Later, the missiles, or excuse me, the weapons,

26:20 were said to have been smuggled into Rwanda under a load of firewood. Other ones were part of it and that they had disappeared but were eventually seized by rebel forces in the Congo and turned over to the UN. Belgian historian Philip Rangin found that the serial number

26:45 was identical to a missile that had been fired by the RPF in May of 1991 but had failed to explode. About three weeks after the crash, local farmers found two SA-16 missile launchers in a valley near Masaka Hill within range of the airport that was easily accessible by the RPF faction. According to the Russian military prosecutor's office, the launchers had been sold to Uganda

27:13 by the USSR in 1987, so about 10 years before. And the French Army Captain Paul Burrill, who served as an advisor to Habib Arimana, claimed that the SA-16s had Iraqi numerical markings and that after Operation Desert Storm, the CIA transferred the missiles to the RPF from seized Iraqi armed caches. Now,

27:43 Just think about that. It's crazy. So the CIA goes in and takes all of the Iraqi weapons and are basically selling them on the black market to their Operation Gladio forces all over the world. The warehouse where they were stored and then reassembled was rented by a French front company tied to the CIA.

28:18 Let me click on this for just a second. Oh, yeah, they disabled that link. So the French foreign minister and defense minister also claimed that members of the RPF received specialized missile training. And guess where that missile training happened? Phoenix, Arizona. So, again.

28:52 This is like the, what, one millionth time where we have the CIA bringing terrorists into the United States for training to go kill people, supposedly not in the United States, but elsewhere. But does anybody believe that you import terrorists at your will, coming and going all the time, and you wouldn't use any of them inside the United States?

29:22 which we know they have because we know that they had OAS agents in Dallas the day that JFK was killed. This is freaking crazy. Okay. The French investigator told the UN Secretary General that the CIA had been involved in the shoot down. He specifically told him that. Adding strength to the UN Secretary's earlier statement that

29:55 the Americans were 100% responsible for the Rwanda genocide. And that was Boutros Boutros Ghali. Christopher Black, a lawyer, chief of staff for the National Police under Javier Amana in Rwanda, who was acquitted of war crime charges, alleged that the Canadian general

30:23 Romeo Dallari, commander of the UN assistance mission for Rwanda, arranged for one axis of the runway at the airport to be closed at the request of the RPF, making it easier to shoot down the plane as it had tried to land. Okay, so let me read that again. A Canadian general who's supposed to be there under a UN...

30:54 peacekeeping mission, orders part of the runway closed down so they can shoot down the president's aircraft as it comes in. That's insane. According to the head of the UN mission, Dilawri had by this time abandoned his role as head of the military to play a political role. He violated the neutrality of the UN mission by becoming an objective ally of one party.

31:26 party of the conflict. That's interesting. I'm going to save this guy's name real quick because I wanted to check who this guy is. Okay, so it says that he's a retired politician, military officer, was a senator from Quebec, was on several UN peacekeeping,

31:59 He became a senior fellow at the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights as a guy who was responsible for it. What a great place for him to be. He was born in the Netherlands and then they migrated to Canada. And let's see. He also was. Oh, yeah. OK, so.

32:30 He came to the U.S. for several different courses during his military. I was just looking down here to see if it says he had been criticized by other Canadian generals for during his command, U.N. soldiers killed 10 Belgian paratroopers.

33:02 that they're alleged by the families that Delary failed to intervene while passing just 220 yards from the paratroopers. Belgian authorities have stated that they would seek an indictment over his role in the death of the Belgian paratroopers. And supposedly there was an inquiry that was done as a result of that. When he got back, he got promoted.

33:32 to the chief of staff or assistant deputy minister. Oh, see, I thought this. I thought this may be him. It says that in 2000, he attempted suicide. This is the guy I was telling you guys about last time that had the mental breakdown. That's the reason why I wanted to look him up. I thought it might have been him because, yes, it is him.

34:06 He basically goes crazy after having done what he did and participated in watching all of this horror, but he was responsible for most of it happening. So he lost. Can you repeat his name, please? His name is Romeo D-A-L-L-A-I-R-E. Dallari. All right.

34:40 So then the RPF carried out major massacres with Kagame and his henchmen setting up open air crematoriums to dispose of the dead bodies. So in other words, they just set up big ovens and burn all of the dead bodies. They killed so many people. And I mean, you know, this is kind of par for the course of these things that we've read about where in Argentina, because they're along the coast, they just loaded them up in airplanes and threw them out in the ocean.

35:09 they'd have to fly too far because this is landlocked. So they just put them in ovens and burn them. It also says that this UN military mission that this Canadian general was in charge of said that RPF military maneuvers had to have been pre-planned over weeks or months and could not simply have been in reaction to the first massacre of Tutsis as the RF.

35:42 RPF claimed. In other words, the Canadian general's mission was well too organized to have just been a spur of the moment. They probably, having assassinated the president, anticipated a rebellion of the majority Hutus and already had their plans because they're saying that it was well too orchestrated.

36:09 In 2007, an RPF defector writing in the Uganda Free Press claimed that the members of the RPF team that shot down President Habi Arimana's plane were all killed in order to erase the evidence of the crime. And of course, we see that all the time. Two members of the crew, Private Joseph Natali and Bosco Romariana Romero.

36:40 were hacked to death on a roadblock immediately after fleeing the scene. And that appears to be something that they like to do as depicted with Lumumba. That seems to be a standard way of disposing of bodies. The defector said that he survived based on luck after escaping from detention because of a careless guard and fled to Uganda. Journalist Reber

37:09 reported on the killing of Christopher Katatari, who was allegedly stationed at the airport control tower to signal the arrival of the president's plane and communicated with the missile team. And he talked about one of the people that were related to another airport guy. They used to hide the missiles.

37:42 in his sister's home when they attacked in the previous four years. So he was an eyewitness to the missiles being in that location and effectively used in the past. In April 1994, Hutu Prime Minister, I'm not going to try this guy's name. I'll spell it. U-W-I-L-I-N-G-I-Y.

38:13 I'm going to say it. Yuwiling Yama was killed in her home in an assassination that has still never been investigated. So they killed the prime minister, a female, and the president. On January, on July 1st, 1996, Tanzania, former director of security intelligence, Major General Imran.

38:44 KOMBE, K-O-M-B-E, was shot dead by policemen near the northern border of Tanzania after he had exited his car and showed police he was unarmed. Prior to April 6th shoot down of the president of Rwanda's, the Rwandan president's plane.

39:11 Comby had been tipped off about a possible assassination attempt against three leaders who were to have attended that conference, which would have been the Tanzania, not the Tanzania guy, the Rwanda guy, the Burundi guy and the Congolese president. And the two of the three were murdered. It is thought that Comby's tip off.

39:39 who had relayed the warning to Mobutu because he survived. The intelligence sources suggested that Kagame was the mastermind behind the Kambi's killing. In 2010, former Rwanda army chief, who implicated Kagame in the killing, survived an assassination attempt when shots were fired at his car in the driveway of his Johannesburg.

40:08 home because he fled the country. As he recovered in the hospital, another group of assailants tried to sneak into his room and strangle him because he was an eyewitness and he had already told the French investigators that Kagame was guilty of the assassination of the former president. In 2014, his house was broken into.

40:36 leading South Africa to expel Rwanda diplomats from the country after linking its intel agents to the attack. It was reported in the Associated Press that Kagame had hunted him and other dissidents around the world using hired killer squads. Those are Operation Gladio people. And by the way, this is exactly what happened in Operation Condor throughout all of South America.

41:06 Every time anybody fled that wanted to go to a neighboring South American country thinking they were safe, that president would send hit squads, their Gladio operators that had been trained at the School of Americas, to those other countries to assassinate their former citizens. So we are now seeing side by side the comparison of Africa with the exact same stuff that happened in South America.

41:36 In Central America, every region we go to, we see the exact same thing. Patterns. One of the victims of these squads was a Colonel Lizinde, L-I-Z-I-N-D-E. He was a RPF defector who said he attended a planning meeting for the presidential plane suit down and implicated Kagame as the mastermind.

42:04 Lazende was assassinated in 1998 in Nairobi by agents of the Rwanda Foreign Intel Service. In other words, Kagame's guys. And those people were commanded by a guy by the name of Patrick Karegeya, K-A-R-E-G-E-Y-A, who himself...

42:39 strangled to death by Kagame's hit squad at a hotel in Johannesburg in 2013. Because see, this is always what happens to the brown shirts. They will kill people on behalf of the evil dictator, but the evil dictator comes to kill the people who were witness to the killing. So you are never safe when you participate.

43:09 in this type of operation. After the Intel guy's death, Kagame's Minister of Defense said, when you choose to be a dog, you die like a dog, and the cleaners will wipe away the trash so that it does not stink for them. Meaning, because that guy, let's see, the Allende guy, what you can't do is defect.

43:41 Right. And if you do, you're a dog and they're going to come for you to kill you. In the 2014 BBC documentary called Rwanda Untold Story, Kogami is referred to as Bill Clinton, having praised him as one of the greatest leaders of our time.

44:12 That's what Bill Clinton said about him, but he's actually a serial killer. While a former development worker characterized Kagame as the devil and his regime as pure evil, the victims of Kagame's hit squad had included his personal doctor and his personal driver and a gospel singer.

44:36 The senior regime official said that he once saw Kagame's personally beat a colleague with a stick for buying curtains from a store not owned by the ruling party, which has vast assets and is controlled all by Kagame. The victim was then sent to prison where he remained for over 10 years. Well, right at 10 years.

45:12 Gafarita, G-A-F-I-R-I-T-A, was kidnapped in Nairobi and disappeared just before he was scheduled to travel to France for that French investigation. He had served as a child soldier in the RPF and purportedly to have

45:37 Insider knowledge about the plane shoot down. He is yet one more victim in the events of April 6, 1994, whose toll in human lives is staggering. Despite his long record of brutality, Kagame was for years lionized by the Western media, granted honorary degrees at prestigious universities like Harvard.

46:01 celebrated by Hollywood, and in 2009 made Time 100 list for World Influential Leader. This was all part of a publicity campaign, of course, by the CIA. Jim Lyons, the former FBI agent, has testified that Kagame was the fair-haired boy of the U.S. government and the Brits trained by the CIA and MI6. After the RPF invaded Rwanda illegally,

46:29 In October 1990, American aid was funneled through the RPS sponsor in Uganda, which purchased 10 times more weapons in 1991 than in the preceding 40 years combined. This is Operation Gladio. Roger Winters, head of the U.S. Committee for Refugees and a suspected CIA agent,

46:54 was decorated by Kogami at the 2012 celebration for the 16th anniversary of his coup. Now, let's look at this real quick. Head of the U.S. Committee for Refugees. I want you guys to think about that for a second. And I want you also to think about this. When we talk about Operation Gladio, and that's the reason why I want you guys to understand this.

47:23 And we talk about the spokes in the wheel of weapons trafficking, drug trafficking, and human trafficking in the form of refugees. One of the reasons why they do this shit is because they traffic these humans. They traffic their organs. They traffic their children. And this CIA agent is the guy.

47:53 that was given an award by a dictator who committed massive, massive genocide. And I wanted, hold on just a second. I want to find this guy because I looked him up. I didn't bookmark the thing. Okay, so Roger Winters is, he worked for USAID.

48:25 which is how you know right away that he was CIA. He also worked as a special representative for the Sudan. And we definitely need to talk about the Sudan before we leave Africa. And he was in charge of our U.S. committee, in charge, executive director for the U.S. committee for refugees and immigrants for 2020.

48:55 years in charge of the refugees from Sudan, Rwanda, Congo, everywhere the CIA. He's the human trafficker. That's the better name for this. It is not a U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants. He is a human trafficker on behalf of the U.S. State Department. That's what this guy did for 20 years. He trafficked human beings that their countries were destroyed by the CIA.

49:26 who he in effect worked for. So just wanted to put that on the record for anybody that's listening. In the early 1980s, Winter had supported the national resistance movement called NRM in Uganda. And we have already talked about that. Kagame and the Tutsi elite who fought against Uganda's then president Obate.

49:58 For the remainder of the decade, Winter worked to advance the militant plans of the Rwanda Tutsi elite, which had been expelled from Rwanda when the Hutus took over in the 1960s and kicked out the colonial. I think in the case of Rwanda, it was Belgium. Winter helped establish the refugee committee funding for the RPF propaganda track.

50:28 and for a journal called IMPURUZA, I-M-P-U-R-U-Z-A, which wrote articles from 1982 until 94 in order for the CIA to then use that as their propaganda machine. This entire effort and the entire journal was written to dehumanize and propagandize

50:58 the Hutu people and make everybody in the United States believe they were the monsters, they were the devils, when in fact the entire time it was the Tutsis and their alignment with the CIA and their colonial empire. They organized a major conference of Tutsi exiles in Washington, D.C. in 1988, where a military solution to the Tutsi program was decided. In 92,

51:28 Winter put Kagame in touch with high-ranking bureaucrats in the U.S. State Department and allegedly briefed Clinton administrations on the RPF's military achievements when he was on the war's front lines. According to Bernard Lugin, a French historian, Winter was present at Kagame's headquarters in Rwanda on the night of April 6th when the aircraft was shot down and the two presidents murdered. Kagame had

51:56 learned many tricks of the trade, fighting in the Uganda-Bush Wars in the 1980s, when he earned a reputation of inflicting torture for anyone that resisted. Roger Winter, at the time, was promoting low-intensity warfare methods, including PSYOP, in which NRA guerrillas disguised as government forces committed atrocities. Hello, Operation Gladio!

52:23 Obate was accused of committing those same genocides. So I'm going to take a time out here for just a second. And I have to say, again, we see this in every single case. And then you have people, and I want to be kind today, since I'm now a grandma, and not call them the name that I want to call them right now.

52:54 who get on social media and believe every fucking thing that is said about what's going on in Venezuela. I'm telling you that the majority of the people who are talking about Venezuela doesn't know a damn thing about Venezuela. They are brainwashed retards. All right.

53:24 Moving to Israel, too. All right. I'm not going there. But that is true. All right. So we cannot believe crap we hear on television. We've got to stop it. These people dress up in those uniforms, takes pictures, kill people, and then come over here and tell us it's so-and-so. You don't know. Stop acting like you do. Kagame never forgot.

53:55 how the tide in the war had turned when one of Obata's top commanders had his helicopter shot down. Kugami took control of the RPF following the October 2nd, 1990 assassination of the RPF commander, Fred, oh man, these names, R-W-I-G-Y-E-M-A, which Kugami is suspected of actually

54:25 his assassination too, so he could take over the RPF. So he kills one of his own bosses in order to take over the insurgent operation. Hundreds of RPF guerrillas were subsequently executed in internal ethnic fighting with the bodies dumped in the river. So he took out all of the loyalists to the former commander.

54:56 So he assassinates his old boss, takes out all of the senior people and brings in his own people, and then takes that force into Rwanda and does the exact same thing to the Rwandan government, for those of you not paying attention. One of the RPF veterans stated that Kagame found himself at the head of an army that did not accept him.

55:21 He maintained his rule through terror, assassination, imprisonment, and execution. When one of the officers was selected by Mussolini to attend an officer's course at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Kogami went in his place and was trained in the art of psychological warfare and other counterinsurgency tactics, including the art of deception. So basically, he probably went to the one-year Fort Leavenworth army.

55:52 Staff College. But there's other things there. And that's just flat out crazy. And they actually have a picture of him. I'm going to take this picture so that we can post it of him at Fort Leavenworth, which, again, just crazy shit. So, all right, there we go. Back to the story.

56:30 Kagame has since honed these tactics to perfection, staging atrocities repeatedly and blaming the Hutus for them while slandering anyone who challenges his narrative. And he also, oh, this is beautiful. And he also calls anybody that talks about Javier Amana's assassination as a genocide denier. He's definitely learned his psychological operations well.

57:01 According to G.E. Murphy, a former RPF intelligence officer, that sounds awful American for an intel officer of a terrorist organization, writing under a pseudonym, the assassination of Habib Aramana bore the signatures of Bill Clinton and the CIA. Clinton wanted Habib Aramana killed for Kagame to take over the country, no matter what the cost. Important for Clinton was to get

57:31 Mobatu out of Congo using the Rwanda area as a launching game, a launching platform. So now, again, this is funny from a horrible, not funny perspective. Mobatu was actually installed by the U.S. government and the CIA.

58:02 And so they've now grown tired of him. And they want Kagame to basically get rid of him. Several American corporations, which of course you know is always behind all of this, were interested in the Congolese minerals. And the president had to enable them to get their piece of the pie. And the only obstacle to that business was Mubatu, the dictator, who once...

58:29 was the cherished boy of the U.S. So again, I can't say this with enough emphasis. This is what happened to Noriega. So they get installed and it happened to Batista. They get installed and they get too big for their britches. They decide that they're running a parallel scam, either drugs or weapons or whatever.

58:59 And they become no longer the useful idiots of the CIA. And then the CIA will just plan to get rid of them too. So basically, Kagame had usefulness to the CIA. And while he was over in Uganda, Uganda is not co-located with the Congo where they wanted him. So they need to move him over to Rwanda to get him closer to the Congo. Okay.

59:30 Millions of Congolese were killed as Western corporations such as American Mineral Fields, AMF, headquartered in where? Where would that be? American Mineral Fields. Oh, Hope, Arkansas. Bill Clinton's hometown? What? And Barrett Gold, on whose board George H.W. Bush.

1:00:01 and former Canadian Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney, sat as directors. They all received concessions for mining mineral resources worth over $157 billion, with a B, like in Bravo. The geopolitical backdrop in Hughes' profits helps to explain Kagame's

1:00:35 immunity from prosecution, despite the strong evidence implicating him in the crime of the century. In January 2002 article in the Canadian National Post, it was reported that Louise Arbor, the chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal in Rwanda, had terminated an investigation into the suit down of the president's aircraft after

1:01:00 Three Tutsi informants came forward in 1997 with detailed accusations against Kagame and the RPF. They claimed that they had been members of an elite strike team responsible for the shoot-down. Following the National Post article, a three-page memorandum written by the investigator Michael Horrigan was sent to the International Tribunal, whose defense attorneys had requested it. Horrigan stated that

1:01:29 investigation into the shoot down of the aircraft was plainly within his mandate and that he was astounded that Arbor had made an about face and told him it was not. The sequence of events was confirmed by Horgan's boss, Jim Lyons, the former FBI agent who had headed the so-called investigation team. Lyons believed Arbor was acting on orders to shut down the investigation.

1:01:57 Arbor's predecessor, Carla Del Ponte, had been fired when she, too, had pressed for it. In April 2010, when Kagame was slapped with a $350 million wrongful death by the widows of Javier Amana and one of the other guys that died on the aircraft while visiting Oklahoma to give a commencement address,

1:02:25 The Obama administration filed a suggestion of immunity on Kagame's behalf, making it difficult to prosecute him. So, wait a minute. We have the Obamas, the first black American president in the United States, protecting a black genocide maniac? I would like to say I'm shocked.

1:02:57 hundreds of thousands, if not millions of other Black Africans. Huh. In France, the French investigation implicating Kagame in the assassination was smothered by the political realignment in France prompted by the election in 2007 of Nicolas Sarkozy, who sought better relationships with the U.S. and the appointment of Bernard Koschner.

1:03:27 as French foreign minister. Let's see. Emmanuel Macron has basically followed in his footsteps as well and went to visit the mass murderer, Kagame, on a commemoration of the genocide anniversary of which he was responsible for. But blame somebody else. A Rwandan by the name of, he's Mick.

1:04:03 Hutu and Tutsi origin, whose life-saving efforts were the basis for the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda, and has now been jailed by the Kagame regime, has supported the allegation that Kagame was behind the plane downing. And I'm going to spell that guy's last name too, because I cannot pronounce it. R-U-S-E-S-A-B-A-G-I-N-A.

1:04:31 He wrote in November 2006 that it defies logic that the UN Security Council had not ordered an investigation as it had following the assassination of Rafik Harari in Lebanon in 2005. The 27th anniversary marks an opportune time to look into it. But at last, there has never been an investigation. Just cover up.

1:05:04 one after another after another. So that kind of covers this particular topic for Rwanda and implicates the usual suspects, the CIA and the International Syndicate, in their continued attack on humanity from the past. And I think, to me, again,

1:05:36 The most important aspect of this is the patterns that are maintained region after region after region throughout all of this. It is obviously what's going on. And I'm at the point now, and I've said this, you guys have probably seen this, I'm sure, that I will unequivocally.

1:06:04 say that anybody that the State Department tells me is good, I assume is bad. And anybody that they say is bad, I immediately assume they're fine. That's the world we live in. So, Bridget, go ahead. Question. Question. If, let's just say, hypothetically, first day Trump takes office, when he does, assuming he takes office, and he wipes out completely the FBI and the CIA.

1:06:42 Now, that would be a massive, massive blow to the international syndicate ability period. Correct? So I would tell you that I think they've been cutting off their funds already. And there's a lot of reason to believe that because of the never before has there been this massive push.

1:07:13 to fund things like the Ukraine war in such an overt manner. So I would say at this point, that's probably feasible, but only because we've had the last eight years to find all of the bank accounts, all of the front companies. And because you have to keep in mind during Jimmy Carter's administration, when he fired the thousand some.

1:07:43 CIA agents, all they did was move it to the enterprise and reconstituted a CIA on the covert side. And they just continued to do the same things under the guise of these fake companies. And so I would say that is fine as long as that network has been mapped.

1:08:12 And you know where those are as well because they all have to be shut down as well. And I mean, the NSA certainly has the information to do that, which is what I was looking into when I posted that article about Pine Gap. If you guys think about these satellite tracking facilities that have been, and that's when I, so I'm doing.

1:08:43 obviously, a series of posts about the Nugent Hand Bank, because it's fascinating in a whole bunch of different ways in this new book that I found. And in doing that, obviously, because Nugent Hand was in Australia, I came across Pine Gap again. And because we've talked about Operation or USS Liberty, and I have that in the back of my head, and I have the crypto AG in the back of my head.

1:09:10 Reading all about this stuff again, which is like the 10th time I've re-looked at this, it becomes more interesting each time because we've added a new layer of other information. And so the first thing I saw when I looked at Pine Gap and it being, it has the exact same mission, by the way, that the USS Liberty did. It's eavesdropping.

1:09:34 And that's the base that I was at in Italy. That's why this is personal to me. I know what they did. And I was at the satellite purchasing place for the Air Force out in Los Angeles. So this is very personal. I understand a lot about what's going on. And so when I went back and I know when I was out in L.A. in the 80s that the technology was about 20 years old. And I'm like, well, when did they set up Pine Gap? And it just so happens that it.

1:10:04 launched its first satellite the year before the USS Liberty on its mission. And if you think about it, one of the ways that they would validate the geographical synchronization of satellites and the locations, because we had NAVSTAR

1:10:35 It was called NavStar. It's actually a GPS program office at the same time. So they're setting up Pine Gap and all of the other locations that I posted about. At the same time, they're launching these navigational satellites. At the same time, they're launching spy satellites based on the navigational satellite so that they can basically, like modern day cell phone track people, right? Well, in order to do that and to test that concept,

1:11:05 of the tracking, you'd have to have somebody moving around. I don't know, like a spy ship that's going all over the coast of Africa, checking the downlight. So they have uplink and downlinks on the satellite. So you would have to have somebody that can actually communicate outside the satellite communications while saying exactly where they're at. Okay.

1:11:33 I'm exactly at this coordinate. And then they telegraph that back to Pine Gap, and Pine Gap does their tracking based on the satellite, and they can confirm that they validate the actual navigational spying capability of the satellites that are at Pine Gap. So you would never do that with just, you would start with static locations.

1:12:01 Hey, I'm going to try to find you. Go to such and such location. But you would ultimately have to have a mobile, like a ship, with the same type of information on it somewhere where you could confirm that you can track people moving around. And that happens the year after we know they launched. Now, they started in 64.

1:12:29 We have a confirmed launch in 66. And then the USS Liberty happened in 67. So, excuse me, I'm getting choked. I think that's all relevant. Miles, go ahead. Congratulations, Colonel. Thank you. I hope you don't mind if I call you Colonel OGG. So you are Colonel Operation Gladio Grandma.

1:13:04 To me? I hope you don't mind. I like that, but go ahead. All right. So a little bit about Rwanda. So I think I told you the other day that I was involved with Rwanda because I worked at a coffee roasting company and we had a Christian outreach that were trying to help the Rwandans heal because they were going through this healing process.

1:13:33 And by interjecting, you know, money into the area. And I thought it was kind of strange at the time because I, you know, this is back in like 2007, 2008. Hearing, you know, certain things that were coming out of there. I know that it was landlocked and it was very difficult to get the product out of there. And it was, you know, it was costing more to buy it because they would say, well, you can't fly in that area. So I'm like.

1:14:03 So you can't load a bunch of beans on a cargo plane and fly it out? No, because they'll shoot the planes down. So they were still so paranoid about the operations that had been run on them that everything had to be taken out by land vehicle and stuff like that. So I just wanted to kind of give a little background as far as.

1:14:29 Why I was involved with Rwanda and I got to know people there. And actually, the healing process, some of the different people were starting to marry each other again, different tribes, and start coffee farms and stuff like that. But it took a long time for them to heal from that. Thanks, Colonel. I appreciate what you do. And I'm not sure that I would say they're healed necessarily because the guy's still...

1:14:58 a, you know, he's a bad guy. And I, this, so this is where I come down and why this, if I spend too much time on it, it totally pisses me off. So you've got the guy that we're being told is bad, and I'm not saying he's good, in Venezuela. And I mean, you would think that,

1:15:31 This guy is like, you know, I don't know, killed a few million people, but he did not. When you have a guy sitting over in Rwanda that literally did kill tons and tons and tons and tons of people. And our government, go look up the USAID that has been given to this man for killing his own.

1:16:02 citizens and the former president. He was found guilty of killing the former president in a French investigation that awarded money to the survivors of the air crew. There was an indictment out for his arrest in the United States that the United States government protected him from. So it's not like we don't know he's guilty.

1:16:30 We know damn good and well he's guilty. And yet we continue to fund him. And I'm not saying anything about you, Miles, but the United States has been lied to about this man and the government over there. And like Miles being the good citizen that he is and the good humanitarian that he is, he's trying to help the people out over there while at the same time.

1:16:59 The government, if you do anything outside of X, Y, and Z, is going to murder you. So the audacity of our government to tell us that Maduro or Chavez before him is really the bad guy, or do you just want their oil? Is he bad because he won't give you the oil? Or is he bad for some other reason? And I don't pretend to have the actual answer to that.

1:17:30 What I do know is Maduro is nowhere near as bad as the people the CIA has installed in country after country, over 80 countries where they killed millions of people, not tens of thousands, millions of people, country after country after country. And then those people have the audacity to tell me.

1:18:01 that the guy who nationalized his oil industry is a bad guy. Go ahead, Bridget. And one of the things that, you correct me if I'm wrong, but that I kept on seeing people misunderstand, especially in these scenarios where it's an area that has been under CIA control for so many years that it may not.

1:18:32 An election down there may not have a good guy and a bad guy. It may be a bad guy and a worse guy. And so they don't have a choice. And actually, again, going back to our own country, we haven't had a choice in I don't know how many years. The international syndicate has owned both sides up until Donald Trump. It's been a very long time.

1:19:03 Since we have had a true, not so much a free election, but that there is really two separate parties, which is the reason why they all lie on the platform. And then when they get in the office, never do anything. The only thing that I would say about that is we have talked about the fact that every culture is different.

1:19:35 based on the makeup and the form of government that they have. Every culture is different. That's what they're trying to eliminate. They want us all to be one homogenous group of people. But there are cultures that want someone to be, and I'm just going to use the term strong man.

1:20:04 They want somebody that is a firm leader that demands respect, but also respects the people within their country. And I would put Putin in that category, by the way. And in that role, you have somebody that comes to power and supposedly was elected, like Chavez.

1:20:33 They immediately, like Allende in Chile, you know, they call them immediately because they're not under the control of the CIA, a dictator. I want people to understand that you are having all of your information filtered through the CIA. Every ounce of your information is being filtered through the CIA. If you read it, if you hear it on.

1:21:04 a mainstream newspaper, internet site, or television. It is being filtered. You have no clue. You might as well just shut the shit off and be stupid because you are being brainwashed. So I want people to understand that even when you see something on television and they're showing picture after picture after picture of, oh, these people are attacking these people.

1:21:32 Well, we've illustrated to you a million times over now that those people wearing a particular outfit that may look like the government's military uniform are not necessarily the military at all because they dress up like who they want to blame. And more importantly, when they're all wearing civilian clothes, you don't have a freaking clue who's who.

1:22:00 You are being told what to believe. You don't know. And you'll notice whenever somebody tells me that this is so-and-so doing such-and-such in a foreign country, my first question is, do you live there? Have you been there recently? Who's telling you this information? Where did you get that from? Because we know that basically everything that has been exposed to us has been a lie. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, I forgot to say something, Colonel.

1:22:32 feel your frustration about this because i've been trying to teach people well we have to relearn histories right so in spaces when i say stuff i i'm used to the laughing emojis and the thumbs down because yeah they've been brainwashed and it is frustrating it's going to take a long time so i know that you're a grandma now and you know you're

1:22:58 You want to, you know, now you have the chance to spoil your grandson, but don't change. We love you. Thank you. I'm not going to change. I've been this way my whole life. There's no chance. I can have a soft spot for my kids and my grandson, but that's pretty much it. Yeah, there's no chance. That's funny to even think about that. But anyway.

1:23:31 Just to your point, Colonel, I always point back to how about what they told you about January 6th? The same people that are telling you that January 6th was a bunch of people storming the castle and causing the only time ever in our history of our government, any kind of ruckus in the Capitol are the same ones that are telling us that this is a bad guy and this is what's going on over there. It's just...

1:24:03 To me, it was the most obvious, you know, but like you said, hard to break the programming. It is hard to break the programming, but we're dang sure going to try. And I also wanted to share with you guys some other very interesting information that a friend of mine, and I will not say their name, just got selected to go work for the U.S. government at the U.S. AFRICOM headquarters.

1:24:33 I find that so interesting and I'm looking forward. I have not, the last time I talked to this individual, I was still primarily in South America and had not learned any of the stuff that I have about the real story in Africa. So I kind of, I mean, I know what the answer to this is, but.

1:24:59 I hate busting his bubble before he even gets to his new assignment, but I'm going to. Oh, talk about a wake up call. Yeah, that'll be interesting. But anyway, we've been together for a long time as far as friendship goes, like 30 years. So he's come to expect it from me. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, we were doing some spaces earlier. There's a movie that just came out today called War Game.

1:25:31 And I played the trailer. I don't know how many people are going to go see it. They premiered it at the Sundance. So people have seen it, but not a lot of people. But it's predictive programming. And I don't know how much you've talked about this, but I have a different theory about J6, that it was supposed to be a much bigger operation. And it was kind of foiled by, I think, Trump and the Patriots.

1:26:01 participating like they wanted to participate and actually bring in the military. If you listen to that trailer, it's kind of setting up a scenario for maybe this new election where, remember last time they said it was the most secure election in history? I don't think they're going to say that this time. It's going to be just the opposite. Oh, it was the most unsecure election in history.

1:26:30 And we cheated. That's how Trump got all those votes. So we'll have to let how this plays out, but they're already putting the narrative out there. Yeah, I don't go to the movies, but I can see where watching what's going to come out in the next two months would be leading up to narratives that you're going to see play out.

1:26:57 I do agree. I don't know that there's any disagreement that they wanted more to happen at January 6th than what happened and that there just wasn't enough people playing along. And that's illustrative when you actually look at.

1:27:21 what crimes they did have to charge because people didn't play along. They basically had to make the shit up. So, yeah, in all of the cases, the problem with that is it's like the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping. You don't have to have the people do any of the bad things. You only have to be able to implicate the people in doing the bad things. They will do the bad things.

1:27:51 And their people are not going to get arrested or charged. And if they are forced into it, they do like they did with the guy out in Arizona. And it's just, you know, basically probation and no big deal. And that's illustrative of Operation Gladio, too, where we have seen people arrested. They hold them for a little bit of time and then they let them off. And it's currently what the DOJ is doing. Again, these are all patterns.

1:28:20 The same thing has happened. And we've also seen them hide out the orchestrators of coups in jail to protect them from other agencies having access to them or other countries for that matter. And then after everybody's forgotten about it, you know, a year down the charges are dropped or whatever. So they've tried all of those things.

1:28:50 And that definitely happened with some of the January 6th people as well. And then, of course, they overcharged the other ones to try to make a narrative that they can use for whatever their evil plans are. So anyway, yeah, I agree with you, Miles. Do you want to see the trailer of that new movie? You don't have to watch the movie. It's all right in the trailer. I'm going to go look at it. Yeah.

1:29:18 Yeah, it's on YouTube, and a bunch of things are going to pop up, but just type it in correctly. War, you know, and then space, and then game. Not games. That'll bring you to other stuff. Okay. Bridget, if you wouldn't mind, if you can go grab that and post it, I think that would be awesome. I'm on it. Yeah. And that way we have it for everybody else that's going to re-look at this.

1:29:48 Did anybody? Can I make one more point? And I can post this for you guys. There was a guy before, I think it was in 2019, and he's a historian. Now, some of this stuff, it's a 22-minute video. Some of the stuff you're going to look at and go, well, he doesn't know anything about Operation Gladio, obviously. But what he's talking about, Kamala, and it goes a personal history.

1:30:16 of where she came from and who was her handlers and how she got to where she is. And everyone's focused on her promiscuity. Forget about that, guys. We have to focus on her ideology. She is dangerous. And her handlers are dangerous. So I can post that if you want. I appreciate it. Thank you.

1:30:43 And I agree with you. I mean, she was raised by a Marxist family and her ideology is, you know, the whole thing about imprisoning blacks and making them part of the labor force for the international syndicate out of the prison system. Every single thing that she did is reminiscent of all of the stuff that we have learned as part of this. And she's a major player in that.

1:31:12 She has fulfilled their agenda to a T. So, yeah, I agree with that. Colonel, for some reason, this particular video will not let me put it in the bubble, but it's up in the jumbotron. Okay, awesome. That's interesting. I don't even know how you get between the two, but anyway, I don't have to.

1:31:47 Doesn't it? Did you have anything? I don't know if her mic's still working. No, ma'am. Can you hear me? I can hear you. Yeah, I keep getting dubbed out, so whatever. Welcome. Yeah. Welcome to our... Yeah, no. Honestly, I swear. I think, you know, I sent Bridget a bunch of screenshots because I'm like, what the hell is all of this? They locked me out of the account.

1:32:19 Right as soon as I was going to repost the space. So I did miss most of the space. That's crazy. And that is something everybody, you know, when you listen to this this time or next time, you know, if you guys are listening to the recording, repost this space. Repost the crap out of our stuff. And I'm saying this because we are under attack because they don't want this cutting out. If this gets out, they can't move.

1:32:49 Yeah, they told me I was spam. Yeah, right. The fuck you are. Put me back in here. I want to fight this game. And then it's like, we sent you a verification code. No, you didn't. Yes, we did. No, you didn't. Yes, we did. So, yeah, I apologize, Colonel. I've missed most of this space just for fighting through this.

1:33:18 You know, again, congratulations on the cute little baby. I saw the battle with the vaccines. Honest to God. Yeah. For anybody who's not aware, DeSantis is a fraud. You know how he would stand up in front of the world and say, oh, yeah, well, I didn't mandate vaccines and yada, yada, blah, blah. Well, the hell you didn't, because all these private companies during the lockdowns were mandating vaccines and he was allowing it.

1:33:47 So by proxy, he was giving the OK for it. He wasn't saying, no, you're not allowed to mandate vaccines at your company. Right. He's just saying, oh, no, we didn't. You know, well, yeah, you may not have, but the rest of them did. And you did nothing about it. So, yeah, always pay attention to the BS that they're trying to, you know, stick down your throat today. And you will also know I got my hands on a copy of the school.

1:34:17 what they refer to as the CDC vaccination schedule. And even though the state of Florida technically doesn't mandate the COVID vaccine for children, it is still on the vaccine schedule that is given to kids at school for them to take to the doctor's office. So by implication, a doctor, unless a parent says, yeah, I don't want that one.

1:34:44 The state of Florida saying that that's voluntary is bullshit. It's still on the list. And so it's kind of that opt out versus opt in. Your kid's going to get it unless you tell the doctor that you don't want your kid to have it. And that's basically the case with all of the vaccines. She broke out of the hospital before they touched that kid, right? Oh, my daughter would have never.

1:35:12 done that because she knows I'd divorce her. So yeah, we've had, we've spent the entire time, even when they were, and I'm very proud of both of them actually, because I think this story needs to be told. When we started this journey, Morgan wanted to have a baby. Dalton was like, okay, we'll have a baby. And Dalton was,

1:35:39 Yeah, I don't believe in the COVID thing, but come on, you know, all of these other vaccines, there's like dangerous diseases out there. And again, this was a year ago. And so we started down a path and I gave them homework assignments and I had the entire list. And I said, OK, well, I'm sure you guys being educated and wanting to do your own research. Let's do one at a time.

1:36:09 So here's one. I want you guys to go tell me the good and the bad about this. And I did the homework too. So when you go, you start working down through this vaccination schedule. The very first thing I sent them was the difference between my vaccination schedule and my daughter's who was born in 97 and the current one. Yeah. I mean, where, where about, what do we have like three or four?

1:36:40 I didn't have any. So when I started school, they recommended two. I got zero. And I didn't get any vaccines until I was 18 years old and joined the military. That was my first vaccination. So my older sister, who was two years older than me, because she went to kindergarten and I did not, she got the whatever the initial mumps, rubella, whatever that thing was.

1:37:11 one that made the awful scar on your arm. But I didn't get to go. That was a TB test. No, it was not a TB test. It was that big fat thing that left the scar. It was something else. Yeah, my sister has that. It's smallpox. Smallpox, okay. So she got that. I did not. And neither did my little sister. And so that was the very first thing I sent to them was that chart.

1:37:40 And I said, so if we even believe that the one that was good that I got, we're going to start with the ones they've added in the last 10 years. I'm not even going to address the ones that my daughter got, which was like about 10. I'm going to address the ones that they've added outside of that 10. Let's look at what they do. Because I'm sorry, but there's not.

1:38:08 all of that shit wrong since 1997, that you're going to add like 60 vaccinations for it. And so that's what we started with. And then I said, okay, so they're not getting any of those because those are not the same vaccines that you got. You're not going to get any of those to the kid. All right. So now let's go back to the ones that Morgan got and that you got, my son-in-law.

1:38:32 And we investigated every one of them. And the one doctor that's on that does a lot of, I can't remember his name off the top of my head. I repost all of his stuff that talks about vaccines. And I used the children's defense thing that RFK Jr. is associated with. I got articles from there and I got videos from that other doctor. And we went through the whatever it was, 10 or 15 ones that are on.

1:39:01 the schedule that Morgan got. And by the time we got done, they were getting none because every single one of them, as they found out on their own, doing their own research, has been linked to all kinds of crazy stuff. And my daughter, being a first grade teacher, has seen all of this. She is experiencing the outrageous amount of autistic children.

1:39:32 and all of the other dynamics that are associated with this massive rush to vaccinate all of these children. The illnesses that these children have, the inability of them to be able to concentrate and learn simple concepts. So she's living firsthand what this vaccination schedule is doing to children.

1:40:02 And so I didn't want to be the person that says, you know, basically, I'm going to cut you off if you stick this child with anything. I think I would have got to that. But I'm going to pat myself on the back for raising children who actually are inquisitive and open to doing their own research about things and intelligent enough to comprehend the information once they get it.

1:40:31 Um, because now my daughter who a year and a half ago would have called me and, and did quite frankly, um, none of them took the COVID. I mean, they, they respect my knowledge, but a lot, a lot of times as any child would, they roll their eyes going, Oh my God, mom. Oh my God, mom. Um, but they do respect the fact that I've been around, I've lived all over. I've experienced a bunch of different things. Um, but, um, I, I have always found.

1:41:01 that you can, if you raise your children properly, you can give them the information and they're going to reach the right conclusion. But I will tell you, for the sake of my probably one and only grandchild, I would have threatened to cut them off. I'm just saying that out loud. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, the reason why I knew it was smallpox, here's a funny story, personal story.

1:41:27 So I got the smallpox vaccination. And what they did, that was a dead virus, attenuated vaccine back then. And they would take a little needle and they put it on your back shoulder so you couldn't scratch it because it's going to scab over. And so that's why you have that scar back there. So years later, I was getting canker sores and my dad took me to the doctor and the doctor goes, oh, that's related to the smallpox, you know, virus.

1:41:56 you know, chickenpox virus. So my dad said, well, he already had the vaccine. He goes, no, no, come in once a week and we'll give him another one. I've had five smallpox vaccinations. So if they launch smallpox on the general population, I'm going to be walking around going, where did everybody go? That's crazy. Crazy. Oh, and by the way, did you notice, what was it, yesterday, Trump put out

1:42:30 And I don't know, maybe this came out before then. This was the first time I saw it. And he said, you know, we need to do a deeper dive into why all the children keep getting all of these symptoms. It has to come from somewhere, either the vaccines or the food that we're eating. But there has to be a reason why we have such a higher number.

1:42:56 of diseases and especially in the children yeah it isn't the first time he said it but he did say it again and he has not said it a lot but he has said it before yeah and it was very very well said and talked about holding big pharma accountable so i thought that was pretty pretty confident for him yeah yeah i'm i'm excited about the future i can just say that all right guys we're coming up on our um

1:43:26 two hours. And I did promise my kids, if they get out of the hospital this evening, that I will bring them dinner. So I'm going to go ahead and jump off of here. I appreciate everybody being here and sharing this. We are finally going to, I do have a couple other African countries I want to do, but we are going to move next week to the long awaited Cousin It.

1:43:56 debut of Asia. I forgot what the hell we were talking about, to be honest with you. We are moving to Asia. Oh, oh. Look at you. Look at you, fancy schmancy. Who did that? Oh, that was me. Sorry. I was going to say the curtain wouldn't be able to find that button.

1:44:28 Yeah, I need one of those buttons. I do have one of those buttons. I just don't know how to work it. My daughter bought me a, well, I bought it, but she picked out a soundboard and it has all of these crazy buttons and all this other crap. And I'm like, I'm not ever going to use that. So anyway. All right, everybody. Thank you for being here. Have a nice weekend. I'm going to enjoy my first weekend with my grandbaby. And congratulations again.

1:44:59 Don't forget, we need lots of photos. All right. And hey, not for nothing, teach them IT. We really need an IT guy. You're right, we do. Okay. Thank you, everybody. Have a nice weekend. And I will keep shit posting. And I do have another segment almost ready for the rest of my Nugent Hand article. So love you guys. Have a nice weekend.

Entities here

Paul Kagame25 Rwanda25 United States21 Rwandan Patriotic Front20 Juvénal Habyarimana14 Operation Gladio13 France12 Uganda11 Congo10 Roger Winter9 Rwandan Genocide9 Assassination of Juvénal Habyarimana and Cyprien Ntaryamira8 Pine Gap6 Canada6 U.S. State Department5 Burundi5 United States government5 Romeo Dallaire5 Tanzania4 Jim Lyons4 Belgium4 Mobutu Sese Seko4 South Africa4 January 6 Capitol attack4 Bill Clinton4 Imran Kombe4 Kamala Harris3 Donald Trump3 Louise Arbour3 USS Liberty3 Yoweri Museveni3 U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants3 Masaka2 Quebec2 Cuba2 USAID2 Cyprien Ntaryamira2 Nairobi2 AFRICOM2 Italy2

Claims made here

Rwandan Patriotic Front carried_out_attack Rwandan Genocide host_asserted ▶ 12:37

“Because that was true with Burundi as well. So both of those presidents are gone in one aircraft shoot down. Within hours of the assassination, the Rwandan genocide commenced as Hutu militia, which we…”

Paul Kagame installed Rwandan Patriotic Front host_asserted ▶ 14:03

“Kagame. K-A-G-A-M-E. Well, of course, he immediately steps up and seizes power, even though they're the minority in the country. The Clinton administration and all of the mockingbird CIA media blamed …”

Rwandan Patriotic Front carried_out_attack Juvénal Habyarimana documented ▶ 22:18

“along with other independent investigations by the UN-appointed team, concluded that Kagame and the RPF shot down the aircraft and launched a planned coup against the Rwanda government. And that inves…”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Juvénal Habyarimana documented ▶ 23:19

“In October 2011, Kagame's former aide stated that Kagame told him with characteristic callousness and much glee that he had ordered the plane shot down. Kagame's former military chief of staff, who wa…”

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Uganda documented ▶ 26:45

“was identical to a missile that had been fired by the RPF in May of 1991 but had failed to explode. About three weeks after the crash, local farmers found two SA-16 missile launchers in a valley near …”

Romeo Dallaire covered_up Rwandan Patriotic Front host_asserted ▶ 30:23

“Romeo Dallari, commander of the UN assistance mission for Rwanda, arranged for one axis of the runway at the airport to be closed at the request of the RPF, making it easier to shoot down the plane as…”

Romeo Dallaire covered_up Belgium host_asserted ▶ 33:02

“that they're alleged by the families that Delary failed to intervene while passing just 220 yards from the paratroopers. Belgian authorities have stated that they would seek an indictment over his rol…”

Rwandan Patriotic Front carried_out_attack Bosco Romariana Romero host_asserted ▶ 36:09

“In 2007, an RPF defector writing in the Uganda Free Press claimed that the members of the RPF team that shot down President Habi Arimana's plane were all killed in order to erase the evidence of the c…”

Rwandan Patriotic Front carried_out_attack Joseph Natali host_asserted ▶ 36:09

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Imran Kombe host_asserted ▶ 39:39

“who had relayed the warning to Mobutu because he survived. The intelligence sources suggested that Kagame was the mastermind behind the Kambi's killing. In 2010, former Rwanda army chief, who implicat…”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Colonel Lizinde host_asserted ▶ 42:04

“Lazende was assassinated in 1998 in Nairobi by agents of the Rwanda Foreign Intel Service. In other words, Kagame's guys. And those people were commanded by a guy by the name of Patrick Karegeya, K-A-…”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Patrick Karegeya host_asserted ▶ 42:39

“strangled to death by Kagame's hit squad at a hotel in Johannesburg in 2013. Because see, this is always what happens to the brown shirts. They will kill people on behalf of the evil dictator, but the…”

Roger Winter member_of U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants host_asserted ▶ 46:29

“In October 1990, American aid was funneled through the RPS sponsor in Uganda, which purchased 10 times more weapons in 1991 than in the preceding 40 years combined. This is Operation Gladio. Roger Win…”

Roger Winter member_of USAID host_asserted ▶ 47:53

“that was given an award by a dictator who committed massive, massive genocide. And I wanted, hold on just a second. I want to find this guy because I looked him up. I didn't bookmark the thing. Okay, …”

Roger Winter funded Impuruza host_asserted ▶ 49:58

“For the remainder of the decade, Winter worked to advance the militant plans of the Rwanda Tutsi elite, which had been expelled from Rwanda when the Hutus took over in the 1960s and kicked out the col…”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Fred Rwigyema host_asserted ▶ 53:55

“how the tide in the war had turned when one of Obata's top commanders had his helicopter shot down. Kugami took control of the RPF following the October 2nd, 1990 assassination of the RPF commander, F…”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Juvénal Habyarimana book_quoted ▶ 57:01

“According to G.E. Murphy, a former RPF intelligence officer, that sounds awful American for an intel officer of a terrorist organization, writing under a pseudonym, the assassination of Habib Aramana …”

Paul Kagame ordered_assassination_of Cyprien Ntaryamira book_quoted ▶ 57:01

George H.W. Bush member_of Barrett Gold host_asserted ▶ 59:30

“Millions of Congolese were killed as Western corporations such as American Mineral Fields, AMF, headquartered in where? Where would that be? American Mineral Fields. Oh, Hope, Arkansas. Bill Clinton's…”

Brian Mulroney member_of Barrett Gold host_asserted ▶ 1:00:01

“and former Canadian Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney, sat as directors. They all received concessions for mining mineral resources worth over $157 billion, with a B, like in Bravo. The geopolitical back…”

Louise Arbour covered_up Assassination of Juvénal Habyarimana and Cyprien Ntaryamira documented ▶ 1:00:35

“immunity from prosecution, despite the strong evidence implicating him in the crime of the century. In January 2002 article in the Canadian National Post, it was reported that Louise Arbor, the chief …”

Michael Horrigan member_of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 1:01:00

“Three Tutsi informants came forward in 1997 with detailed accusations against Kagame and the RPF. They claimed that they had been members of an elite strike team responsible for the shoot-down. Follow…”

Jim Lyons headed International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 1:01:29

“investigation into the shoot down of the aircraft was plainly within his mandate and that he was astounded that Arbor had made an about face and told him it was not. The sequence of events was confirm…”

Carla Del Ponte member_of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 1:01:57

“Arbor's predecessor, Carla Del Ponte, had been fired when she, too, had pressed for it. In April 2010, when Kagame was slapped with a $350 million wrongful death by the widows of Javier Amana and one …”

Nicolas Sarkozy covered_up Assassination of Juvénal Habyarimana and Cyprien Ntaryamira host_asserted ▶ 1:02:57

“hundreds of thousands, if not millions of other Black Africans. Huh. In France, the French investigation implicating Kagame in the assassination was smothered by the political realignment in France pr…”

Paul Rusesabagina exposed Paul Kagame host_asserted ▶ 1:04:03

“Hutu and Tutsi origin, whose life-saving efforts were the basis for the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda, and has now been jailed by the Kagame regime, has supported the allegation that Kagame was behind the pl…”

United States government funded Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 1:15:31

“This guy is like, you know, I don't know, killed a few million people, but he did not. When you have a guy sitting over in Rwanda that literally did kill tons and tons and tons and tons of people. And…”

United States government protected Rwanda host_asserted ▶ 1:16:02

“citizens and the former president. He was found guilty of killing the former president in a French investigation that awarded money to the survivors of the air crew. There was an indictment out for hi…”

United States government covered_up January 6 Capitol attack host_asserted ▶ 1:23:31

“Just to your point, Colonel, I always point back to how about what they told you about January 6th? The same people that are telling you that January 6th was a bunch of people storming the castle and …”

United States government covered_up Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot host_asserted ▶ 1:27:51

“And their people are not going to get arrested or charged. And if they are forced into it, they do like they did with the guy out in Arizona. And it's just, you know, basically probation and no big de…”