Operation Gladio - Singapore Part 2

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0:00 Okay, everyone, we're going to get started. This will be time-wise a little shorter. We're not going to go past probably about 5.30, just FYI. I did have a couple of things I wanted to, we're going to have a lot more open conversation because as most of you guys know, the way we run these is

0:27 We kind of are doing a tutorial at the beginning and then we open the mics up after the presentation for open discussion. And I do want to give the opportunity for anyone who wants to talk about the debate last night to have the opportunity to do that. So I kind of was, we will be light on material today just for that reason.

0:55 So instead of diving into a new country, I wanted to go ahead and pull some recent information about what was going on in Singapore. And through last night while I was watching the debate and this morning, I came to the realization as I posted this morning that there's really not a lot of.

1:22 paramilitary type Gladio events going on in Singapore. That doesn't mean there's not parts of that wagon wheel that I oftentimes refer to as what consists of Operation Gladio occurring in Singapore. It just means that there was not a whole lot of need over the years to

1:50 be significantly concerned about the territory of Singapore because they have no natural resources. And it was funny because halfway through this morning, it dawned on me. I'm like, well, son of a gun. No wonder that they didn't coup this government. There wasn't anything there for them to sell off, steal or whatever.

2:18 Singapore does offer the international syndicate is location. And Bridget, if you wouldn't mind throwing up a few of the maps again, we're going to have a couple of places that I want to bring into the fold as well that is in the surrounding area.

2:47 of Singapore. I just took one up there that shows kind of an extended map. Okay. So we're going to want to look at, let me get down here, these guys' nationalities. We're going to want to look at, because I found a country I had never even heard of, which is rare these days, after all the research we've done.

3:18 Hold on just a second. I'll tell you what it is. I had to look this one up myself. Okay. So we're going to want kind of a zoomed out map that includes Cambodia. We want a map that shows kind of, again, not too far out, but where Cyprus is. Where, and I'm going to spell this one for you. V-A-N.

3:51 U-A-T-U. Ventuatu. Because they figure prominently in one of the news articles. But we're going to start off with this one. This one's very interesting. And it's a recent article. So what Singapore offers, besides ports, and ports are very important, as we know, Singapore provides port birth.

4:21 for the transiting, not ever into Singapore, but in the port area, many different things. But it also features prominently in money laundering. Now, in every bank that I've done a deep dive into, whether it's BCCI or Nugent Hand or whatever, Singapore comes up repeatedly.

4:51 Money laundering is one of the biggest offerings of the international syndicate that Singapore brings to the table. So part of money laundering is creating fictitious front companies. And guess what you're able to do in Singapore? You're able in about three hours, even if you're not a citizen.

5:21 to open a business there. They have a cottage industry there to do nothing but open businesses like this. So our first story is written in a online journal called the online citizen.com. It's about a South Korean national charged with cheating and money laundering in Singapore. The article was written.

5:52 23 August 2024. And what you're going to notice is for some strange reason over the last few years, there's been a lot of crackdown of money laundering. And as I have told you guys, one of the things that I have noticed in doing this research is it does appear that all of the executive orders that President Trump signed

6:22 resulted in a crackdown around the world of some of the more notorious money laundering, drug trafficking entities that we have discovered in this research on Operation Gladio. So this one involved a 63-year-old South Korean national named Kim Taek-hoon, H-O-O-N.

6:52 He was charged in Singapore for multiple offenses, including cheating, money laundering, and failing to declare cash received from overseas. The charges involved various provisions under the Singapore Penal Code of corruption, drug trafficking, and other serious crimes, which, by the way, was updated fairly recently that allowed them to do all of this cleanup.

7:20 which I'll give you a little bit of background on that in a minute. Kim was alleged to have received the benefits of criminal conduct totaling more than $1.5 billion, with a B, from South Korea and Japan. Now, this happened between 2014 and 2017. What you should find very interesting about that, since we've already did

7:49 the research on South Korea, and we showed you through the World Anti-Communist League the connection between South Korea and Japan because the second largest population of the Unification Church and their paramilitary gangster people was where?

8:16 South Korea and Japan was the second largest. South Korea was the primary place. Japan was number two. And what do they do? Well, they weapon traffic. They are involved in drug trafficking. So their guy in Singapore, this Kim guy, K-I-M, was the money launderer for at least part of that network.

8:42 He's accused of using illicit funds to purchase nearly 28,000 gold bars weighing one kilogram per bar. These gold bars were then concealed in shipments marked air power tools that were for export to South Korea and Japan.

9:11 More than 23,000 gold bars were allegedly smuggled in this manner. The charges, which involved various provisions of their penal code, came after an extensive investigation. Kim faces a total of 21 charges, nine counts of cheating logistics providers, four counts of cheating Singapore customs.

9:40 four counts of failing to report cash, four counts of converting cash to gold that he allegedly knew represented criminal proceeds. So they're actually saying that they know that this is from criminal activity. Kim was apprehended after their money laundering people.

10:07 received intelligence suggesting his involvement in the scheme to purchase gold bars and then ship them back to South Korea and Japan. This was between 2014 and 2017. Kim received large sums of cash from South Korea and Japan concealed within shipments of mechanical tools, despite each cash receipt exceeding $20,000. That's like a limit there.

10:40 allegedly failed to declare the funds as required under Singapore law. Kim is further accused of using illicit cash to purchase gold bars in Singapore, which he then concealed in shipments. The shipments were falsely declared. As a result, he allegedly deceived logistics people. One of the quotes says, Singapore is a major transshipment center and trade hub for the region.

11:08 See what I said? Their seaports and cargo oftentimes are not even offloaded onto the shore there. It goes from one container ship to another, transiting the area. What's really important about this, and I'm going to get to this in a minute, is the intolerance of Singapore for drugs.

11:39 Now, that doesn't mean and do not be misinformed that drugs are not transited the port of Singapore. They're just not allowed on the land map of Singapore. And I'm going to explain why that makes a big difference in a minute. Mr. Chu, who is one of the people involved in this investigation.

12:04 emphasized the importance of international cooperation in combating transnational crime. Their intel facility would like to thank Interpol and our foreign counterparts for their assistance. This case successfully demonstrates the importance of international cooperation in taking to task individuals who may be part of a bigger transnational criminal syndicate.

12:31 It says if convicted, he can get up to 10 years, blah, blah, blah. So just keep in mind that Singapore is known to like plea deals as opposed to. I can't add her, Bridget, as a co-host until you're gone. I can only have. Oh, well, I guess he's gone.

13:03 All right. OK, so just switching out co-host here, guys. All right. So there's the first one. Then I want to get to the really crazy one, because the really crazy one is one that was just. Let's see. It was it started in June. Well, it started.

13:36 a couple of years ago, the investigation did. There were charges brought in 2023, and then the latest update was 14 June 2024 about an article, and it's written in ChannelNewsAsia.com about Singapore. The name of it is All the Convicts in Singapore's Three Billion with a B.

14:06 dollar money laundering case have been sentenced. Now what? Now, this one has 10 people in a network, and I'm going to butcher their names, but I will try to. It's more important where they're from than actually what their actual names are. So there's nine guys and a woman who were charged in Singapore's courts for basically money laundering.

14:38 And it follows a multi-year investigation into criminal activity where millions of dollars earned over the years of an illicit gambling ring with Southeast Asia bases. And that included multiple countries in Asia.

15:09 I want to get down to what it was. So here's some of the people that are involved. And you guys have got to, you won't even believe what they found. This guy's name is Stu Nguyen Quai. He's a Cambodian national who pled guilty. And what they did was they only, they allowed them to plead guilty to one or two charges of money laundering.

15:38 Although when you get to the scale of the money that they were laundering, you understand that this was done repeatedly. So why they only allowed them to plea deal to two counts, I don't know. So he was sentenced to 13 months in jail. And he got the least sentence because he was the first to plead guilty and help with the investigation. He forfeited 100% of his assets, which was...

16:07 at least that they knew about, $6 million. That consisted of 213 bottles of alcohol worth about $400,000, $600,000 of cash, cash in Japanese yen, about 1.25 million. Total bank account totaled almost 4 million.

16:33 And he had a vehicle worth $700,000, which kind of goes to the conversation we had yesterday. So his total net worth that they confiscated was about $6 million. Then we have Su Haisheng. He's a Cyprus national.

16:57 who pled guilty to one count of resisting arrest, two counts of money laundering. He got 14 months in jail. It says he was the former director of a company called No Signboard Holdings. And he was hospitalized for fractures he incurred after he jumped off a balcony.

17:25 either trying to commit suicide or evading arrest. They categorized it as evading arrest. He was sentenced to, let's see, the 14 months in jail. He had a total of $170 million in assets. Just his three country club memberships alone were a million dollars.

17:55 He had over $2 million in U.S. dollars in cash. He had over $45 million in bank accounts in Singapore. He had over $91 million in property. And he had a few vehicles worth $3.3 million.

18:26 real estate, totaling again $170 million. The next one was a Chinese national, two counts of money laundering, 13 months in jail. They compensated $8 million from him. And the next guy, Su Beolan, who was a Cambodian national,

18:55 counts of money laundering, one count of conspiring to make false representation, 14 months in jail. And they didn't even make him give back all of his assets. They only made him forfeit 90%, which ended up being about 65 million. Because he had in his possession at the time, $72 million in total assets. He had over $2 million in jewelry alone.

19:25 almost a million dollars in cash, another $22 million in bank accounts. So you get the feel of who these people were. These are not old people. These are people they were using to money launder as resources for an international syndicate inside of Singapore. You have another Chinese national.

19:51 who had a total of $131 million with about, he had a single watch that was worth $4 million. He had bank accounts in U.S. dollars of $36 million, $14 million in cash. He had property worth $50 million and vehicles worth $6 million.

20:20 There's a Turkish national, which of course my Gladio census went up. So you know that they're laundering drug money here just by the locations, Cambodia, Turkey. Anyway, this guy had $179 million and he had over, he had almost a million dollars in cash on him.

20:48 And are in his possession at his house. He had $122 million in bank accounts, $30 million in property, and $3 million in vehicles. Next guy, another Cambodian national who had $1.8 million in crypto. He had...

21:18 a total of $22 million. The girl was a Chinese national, and she had a total of $171 million. She had almost $2 million in crypto, about $60 million in bank accounts. And another Cyprus national, he had...

21:49 $49 million. And let's see. Oh, this guy. I think he's the highest one. He had almost $180 million. He had $8 million in 22 different watches. He had $18 million cash, $52 million in bank accounts.

22:17 Almost $65 million in property and about $5 million in vehicles. Now, it says, how were they caught? Because originally, none of the financial institutions that they were doing business with was doing the transaction alerts for suspicious transactions. So there had been a tip-off.

22:45 to one of the intelligence agencies in Singapore and they began doing basically audits of the banks to begin. And once the word went out that they were being looked at, then these banks started filing the suspicious transaction alerts and they started popping up more of them over several.

23:14 But nowhere in the material that I have found does it indicate the names of the banks that they were doing business with. So it does say that this was part of a bigger probe, that there are other pieces that have not yet come to path.

23:45 This was like one segment of it that they were kind of putting to bed. The last guy was just Senate of the 10. So that's why it was back in the news. So let me go to this next article because this is very important from the shipping standpoint.

24:07 This has to do with this article was written in July of 2023. And this woman was put to death. She was executed. And it was the first female that had been executed in over 20 years. And she was executed for drug trafficking. They have a zero tolerance for any drug trafficking.

24:37 She was caught with an ounce, a single ounce of heroin, and she was sentenced to execution as a result of being convicted with that ounce of heroin. There was another guy that, let's see, Sadariway Damanji.

25:06 who was a 45-year-old Singaporean who was put to death on Friday, which would have been last year, by hanging. And he had more heroin, like twice as much, so still not a lot compared to an actual drug trafficker that you would find in America.

25:37 But they were both hung as a result of a drug trafficking conviction. Now, they have sentenced to death people that have been found with methamphetamines, heroin, cocaine, even cannabis. They have a zero tolerance level for any drug. It says that they have hung, hanged.

26:06 15 people, including foreigners, and for anyone bringing drugs onto the island. So that's definitely something people need to understand. Good thing that Brittany, whatever her name was, didn't get caught in Singapore. Who's ever thought that she should be grateful that she got caught in Russia bringing in drugs?

26:39 Because she'd have been put to death already in Singapore. So I wanted to bring that up, which is absolutely crazy. Another guy by the name of Mo Azid bin Hussein, who was 57, was put to death for trafficking around 50 grams or 1.7 ounces of heroin.

27:09 In Singapore. So, of course, this article has all of the whiny ass crybabies from all of the usual suspected organizations saying, oh, my God, you shouldn't do that. That's so awful. Why would you kill people that do things that are breaking the law? I'm going to ignore them for the purpose of this session.

27:37 I did want to bring your attention, though, and I think this is incredibly important. When you begin looking at when the activity to change Singaporean law and crack down on money laundering occurred, you come across articles like this other one. Let's see it.

28:03 This is part of the Singaporean government website. It said sole director convicted and sentenced for GST evasion and money laundering. And this is about a 55, excuse me, 59 year old director of a company called Multi Eka, E-K-A Trading. His name is Adi, A-D-I.

28:33 and I'll spell his last name, D-E-J-U-S-M-A-N. And he was sentenced to three years imprisonment in order to pay basically a $2 million penalty for money laundering for 16 counts of evasion, like tax evasion, four counts of money laundering.

29:01 And the highlights of this was, despite not conducting any business, AD used fictitious invoice listing to submit 20 tax returns, like import kind of forms, during the years of 2015 all the way through 2020. Tax investigations subsequently revealed that these forms

29:29 through these forms that he was not conducting any actual business at all. He, like many of these other people, had came to Singapore and opened a front company. Investigations also revealed that AD was residing in China during the period of his offenses and had no known sources of income. The fraudulent tax forms were generating refunds from this fictitious

29:59 So basically what he was doing is it made it look like this company was doing business. But he was getting in, quote unquote, income from this business not doing business by the business issuing him refunds, even though there was no invoices that he had ever bought anything from it. So he was money laundering, basically. And the article goes on and talks about how they figured out that.

30:28 He was money laundering as a result of all of that. So I found that very interesting. And in one of the articles when I was looking for, because I always do this in every one of these countries that we research, what were Singapore resources, if they had any, and that's when I found out they didn't. But I did find out something very interesting. Singapore.

30:58 doesn't even produce its own electricity. It buys most of its electricity from countries like Indonesia and Malaysia. They even buy energy from Laos, which is crazy to me. They are in the process of

31:28 figuring out how to lay cables. It says Singapore started importing energy from Laos through Thailand and Malaysia after a two-year power purchase agreement was signed. And it says that under the agreement, the Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore power integration project.

31:55 will, it says it's the equivalent to about 1.5% of Singapore's peak energy demand in 2020. And that they use a lot of natural gas and doesn't seem like they're all that fond of the solar kind of.

32:26 green energy deal, although they do have a green energy plan, you know, because that's required nowadays. But yeah, so I found that interesting that they're basically importing all of their energy. So not necessarily a sustainable country if they've basically gotten rid of most of their farmland.

32:55 And import just about everything they eat, too. So probably in world upset times, not a place you want to be. Just FYI. All right. So that pretty much covers the last piece of the Singapore expose that I wanted to provide to you. And again, I will post these links. But I do want to make sure.

33:23 that people realize that the executive orders that Trump signed has resulted around the world in the exposure of quite a few pieces of this Operation Gladio wagon wheel.

33:47 And I try to bring them to you kind of as an encouragement with so many bad news stories that I have to deliver on all of the illegal vice that has went on in the world. Because all of these crackdowns happened post-2017.

34:11 In Italy and Argentina and several of the South American countries, we found some of this. And this is just another, I mean, billions and billions of dollars being money laundered through Singapore. So, again, I just found that very interesting. So I'm going to open it up. If you guys want to come up, request a mic. We're going to.

34:39 Talk a little bit. I'm interested in people's opinion on the debate last night. So feel free to step in and let us know what you think. SR71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody for showing up for another great session here. What I can tell you about the debate, I didn't watch it all. However, I watched quite a bit of it.

35:15 I thought it rather hilarious that who in their right mind would call themselves a knucklehead on national TV during a vice presidential debate. Well, knucklehead or liar. You know, so I understand what you're saying. But if you are going to take a mea culpa on a bold faced lie.

35:44 It's better to do it under a ha ha jovial. Yeah, I'm a knucklehead kind of gesture because he was caught dead to rights. Right. Yeah, he was caught dead to rights on several occasions when when I listened to what was going on. And I thought it very telling when J.D. Vance turned around and.

36:09 And said, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute. You fact-checking me? Let me tell you what's really going on here. Right, right. I agree. Yeah. All right. Bridget, go ahead. Okay. I am so looking forward to all the memes that are coming out of last night's debate. I'm just saying. I can't disagree with you on that one. Don't look.

36:39 on waltz's face okay when i first started catching up on it at the time i was getting ready for bed so i had the volume turned down and every time i saw the physical look that man was i mean it was literally you know uh the other night in the spaces one of your sit reps he was talking about when when you're when you slam dunk it when you

37:06 do a uh where one team has 50 points the other team has zero that is thank you that is what it was in a word i mean that was boy if there were ever any question as to why donald trump picked jd vance i believe all those answers came through last night my opinion um and if you remember

37:36 Before Donald Trump was ever president, if you've ever done any research on him, when it came to this big ice skating rink, he actually got it done in a quarter of the time and like halfway under budget. And his answer as to the how was simple. He said, I just picked the right guy for the job. I don't know anything about building ice skating rinks.

38:06 But I know people who do, and I picked the best man for the job. And like I said last night, I think that there were any doubts about J.D. Vance, his mastery and his ability to work their own system against them and call them out in such a way before they were ever able to pull his mic, which I know they did several times. But anyway, I just, I was impressed.

38:38 I really was. I did not expect it to be that good. Okay, thank you. I can't believe no one has said that he said he's friends with school shooters. I mean, that's the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Oh, my God. I mean, and that wasn't even a gas. He did that on his own. So I went into Kimmy's space.

39:06 last night. And although she kept saying she was going to call on me other than one time, she never did, which was really weird. But I had already saw the yard sign that somebody, speaking of memes, Bridget, they had already done a yard sign that said that Trump had already posted on True Social.

39:28 that it was Trump and Vance. And with the little asterisk, we're not friends with school shooters, which was absolutely hilarious. But anyway, what I do want to point out for those of you who's ever, there's a media course that if you're a wing commander in the Air Force, you're required to take because you're oftentimes approached by civilian media.

39:58 And they take you through a course to teach you how to kind of, especially for the hostile interviews, how to kind of disarm them. One of the things that I noticed in the conversation between the two of them that JD used is one of those tactics. And that is to find some little piece of what.

40:24 the person that you are debating or you're having a conversation with, some little piece of what they say that you agree with, comment on that part and then basically hit them over the head with the truth. So it looks like you are friendly and that you are having a conversation with them and that there is some part of...

40:51 Even if you agree with them on nothing, there's some little least offensive thing that you can say, yes, I see your point there or yes, I agree with you. And then you specifically isolate it to that one little thing. And then you do your entire dialogue so that it comes off as a much more friendly engagement. Even though.

41:17 what you're actually saying is diabolically the exact opposite. And he used that tactic like a pro last night. And that's why, what is one of the things that they're all saying today? Oh, he was so much nicer than Trump. Oh, it was so congenial. So that is the impression that using that tactic will do for you. And that is a known thing to do.

41:46 Miles, go ahead. Good afternoon, Colonel. A couple things. Going back to Singapore, I think that a long time ago, they did a cost-benefit analysis on corporal punishment. And if you look at how things are set up there, there's hardly any crime at all there. And so they went hard on these criminals. And I think Donald wants to do the same thing as far as drugs.

42:16 You go hard on these guys and it sets a precedent. Now, I wouldn't even chew bubble gum in Singapore because they don't like that. So it gets down to bubble gum. But something was said just a little while ago. I think somebody said the quiet thing out loud. And that was me. Arcus just came out and said FEMA doesn't have enough money to get through the hurricane.

42:44 Is the Fed not printing any money anymore? So this, if this comes out, that, well, we kind of know it. People in here know this. The money laundering and what they're trying to do, it's going to shut down a lot of these operations. And as far as Timmy, I don't have too much nice to say about him. I could talk for an hour.

43:15 failures, but I won't do that. But I will point out, now, he made a mistake last night. He was talking about gun clubs, that he knows these kids that they do target shooting and they have gun clubs. Come on, he did it. I don't understand what your point is. Yeah. Can you elaborate on that? Well, yeah. He said that he knows high school, like,

43:48 school shooters he was i think he was talking about gun clubs okay all right that you go out target shooting they have they have um you know like competitions with target shooting in schools they used to not anymore that's what i think that's what he was talking about if that's what he was talking about it definitely didn't come out like that um go ahead ron

44:19 Yeah, I was going to piggyback on what he said about Singapore and the chewing gum. You know, I was when I was in the Navy, I went to Singapore twice and they warned us, don't even spit on the sidewalk. If you get caught spitting on the sidewalk there, it's like $500 fine. And that was in 1989. So and I actually was looking up penalties and the penalties for chewing gum. If you get caught selling chewing gum and.

44:46 In Singapore, it's $2,000. If you get caught importing it, it's a $10,000 fine. And if you get caught doing it twice, then the fees go up and up to a year in jail. Anyway, there's a lot of... I think that what Singapore does from a criminal justice standpoint is exactly what we need to be doing here. We need to be being harder on criminals. But at the same time, we need to... I kind of feel like we...

45:14 I'm not even going to get there. I'm going to go there. That's that's off topic. In terms of the debate, I actually think that what what Vance did that was really good is he he was nicer, but he kept focusing more on Trump. He kept deflecting and talking about Trump. This is going to be, you know, knowing his place about being the vice president and coming in. And he kept talking about the.

45:41 He kept redirecting everything back to the Kamala Harris, you know, Biden record, which I thought was very good. I don't necessarily know if the vice presidential debate is going to have a significant impact on the presidential election. But if there were people that were on the fence and using that as a barometer or barometric way to measure.

46:04 I feel like there was possibly some swing voters that were won on Trump's side last night as a result of Vance's performance. Yeah, I think it more sures up any doubt that people had in Vance.

46:22 and why he picked him. But I agree with what the rest of you said. But I do want to, there were two people throughout yesterday and today that reached out to me in DMs. I do want to share something with you guys. The over fixation in Singapore on crime appears to be mainly in the major cities.

46:51 input, having lived, both of these people lived in Singapore, that when you get outside of the visible areas, that their adherence to the same level of strictness is not the same. There is some disparity in how their

47:18 their crime is enforced. Because the point that was being made is they very much, because they depend on tourism a lot, they want a very shiny, happy face presented to the world out of this pristine place to go that is very strict and has no crime.

47:47 That is not necessarily when you live there the same impression that you get from people that are in the other areas that are not the most visible to visiting people or tourists per se. Can I add something to that real quick? That's 100% correct. When I got there, that place was so clean you could eat off the sidewalks.

48:14 I mean, that city was immaculate. So if that's their objective, they're doing it. I mean, it's been 30 years since I've been there, but I mean, they had done a fantastic job. Yeah, that's been that way for a long time. But yeah. Okay, so SR-71, go ahead. I don't know if anybody else caught this last night either concerning the debate, but in my opinion, when...

48:44 Tim threw his son under the bus in his comment of his son having been a witness to a shooting, knowing full well his son wasn't there or didn't actually see it. And when you do that, I, oh, man, that tells you a lot about somebody's morals. Yeah, I mean, he's obviously a liar, but, you know, most politicians are, though.

49:14 But that's a good catch. Can I say something on that as well? I felt that the reason he was saying that was so that he wouldn't have to be put under the microscope of answering any questions. By him saying that, it's like all of a sudden everybody's going to... I'm the victim. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Artemis, go ahead. I was just curious that Miles...

49:43 what seemed to be a defense of Walt's when he mentioned the school shooter thing. I was curious about that because everything that came out of that man's mouth was a lie. So how you could speculate, oh, well, maybe he meant this. I'm just curious, sir. Did I hear you wrong? Artemis, he actually lived up there, and I'll let him speak for himself.

50:12 they do have clubs in most of the Midwest, to include Pennsylvania. I know this only because I was married to someone from Pennsylvania. And in high schools up there, because he was a high school coach at some point, Tim Walz was, that they actually have school shooters, meaning team members on a sports club.

50:39 for marksman competition they have them in indiana as well um which is where my family's originally from my stepdad um was part of one of those um and grew up to be he won all kinds of championships for marksman um so he's just suggesting that that may have been a misstatement but if it was it's got to be the all-time biggest stupidest one there is

51:06 because it's such a talking point. Oh, I know school shooters. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, there was a pause. I've watched that a couple of times and he paused. And yeah, he didn't elaborate on that statement, but he was talking. And then he went into something completely different because I think that he realized that he made a mistake. But people don't realize the revenue from target shooting is more than the NFL makes a year.

51:37 It's really big in the U.S. and across the world. They even have it in the Olympics. So, look, you're right. I'm speculating on that. But the reason I raised my hand is that one of the first things I heard through the grapevine this morning is that women that were on the fence, they were swung over to Vance because of the way he handles himself, maybe his looks. I don't know.

52:04 And all they said about Timmy is that he's just kind of creepy and weird. And they just get bad vibes from Timmy. But yeah, there was women that were on the fence and they liked Vance. I didn't watch the debate, but I find it interesting that we're suddenly drawing a correlation between school shooters and target practice. I mean, just with this last assassination, we have that correlation. But to my recollection, we don't have any other.

52:33 We don't have any other lines drawn between those two activities. So thanks for allowing me to talk. Sure. Okay. Well, can I speak to that? Sure. Because that was brought up by these people that were trying to assassinate Trump, that they were part of gun clubs and stuff. Yeah, but no other school shooter has been a part of a gun club. Do you understand what I'm saying? I don't know that. I don't know that. Yeah, no.

53:04 Well, we don't know that, Armatist, actually. It's not been talked about. We don't know that for a fact. They have learned how to shoot somewhere. These are not just random acts of violence in most cases, because if you read the police reports and some of the witness statements, which I have, the testimony actually would indicate.

53:34 that many of them are very competent shooters, almost way too competent for their age, which is super weird. So if they're not target practicing somewhere in order to prepare for this, and I don't know if you've been around for most of our Operation Gladio series, but we know for a fact that there are

54:01 places inside the United States ran by the CIA that trains people to assassinate people. Weird that all these school shooters are somehow related and their family, they all have these connections to the government. Super weird. Or they appear in Black Rock commercials. Very weird. It's a coincidence. I'm absolutely sure it's a coincidence.

54:30 I'm sure. Okay. Who else? Oh, Brian just requested he's coming up. He'll probably have his hand up in a second. But I did notice that yesterday, or I guess it was yesterday. I don't even know these days are mushing together. But I guess in Tel Aviv, there was a shooter stuff that was just shooting people down. You guys are talking about target practice. And then it reminded me of like.

54:57 October 1st, which was yesterday, too, here in Las Vegas, the target practice. But yeah, they're all the same people. They've all been trained in MKUltra, same techniques all over the world. And they're doing it. And they're doing it here, too.

55:15 with the ports closing down. But I think that that's a cleanup operation personally, especially after I saw that XDC was what they wanted. What they keep saying is the AI is the blockchain technology, XDC, because whoever signs that paperwork, they're accountable for it. There's a full-blown, just like the monetary systems going through the revamping of the ISOs, which is XDC is an ISO. So I just think that there's a lot of things being cleaned out.

55:44 So hold on a second, Stella. Are you saying that the AI technology that they want to institute in the ports would hold the port authorities accountable if they are transporting nefarious things because it becomes a much more visible system? Correct. Correct.

56:10 I tagged you in that. I was jumping up and down, jumping up and down. Okay, I'm clarifying for everybody that's in the audience. So along those lines, we know that the Port Authority from prior to World War II was part of the precursor to the CIA's ability to

56:41 skirt the U.S. government, and they were all ran by the mafia, which was basically folded into the CIA for management purposes. Not to say that the mafia doesn't exist anymore, but the orchestration of Operation Gladio and the drug trafficking and all of that became under the management and protectorate.

57:08 Of the CIA slash NATO slash on up the chain. And so they have been through the unions protecting, shielding, orchestrating, whatever word you want to use, the movement of these illegal commodities. Contraband. Contraband. Commodities that are weapons, people.

57:37 and drug through these ports. And if you make that visible, more visible, and you attach a liability to it, it would take the entire network down. Correct. And after hearing this stuff and hearing that XDC is the...

58:04 the blockchain or fintech, which we use it now today, like when you're using an ATM machine, anything that goes on that part of it.

58:13 That's the blockchain, the smart contracts. The SO, we talked about the softball or whatever it is. I'll pull that up too and put it under here. Our government's using it as well. And so, yes, everything – I mean yesterday Basel III is being implemented in the United States. It's huge. The port going on strike.

58:38 You know, you know, what's happening in North Carolina and, you know, Tennessee Valley, you know, all of that stuff, you know, just so coincidental, isn't it? And then you have the longshoreman who is the president of their union, who I guess it was yesterday or two days ago, pretty much did a threat. And it sounded like it was intimidating to me. I looked at it as comms that he was kind of telling the other union.

59:04 you know, like the Teamsters and other ones that are in the United States to support and back this up. And they're saying it's because of the AI. Well, finding out that, you know, they're using blockchain technology, XDC, and it's for, you know, smart contracts, smart contracts, contracts, contracts, and it's on open source blockchain. So they're held accountable completely, you know. So yes, I find it as a clean out session as that's going on right now.

59:34 That's very interesting. Go ahead, Brian. Well, I thank you for the mic. Listening to those comments that he made concerning that, you know, I found it very strange, not only strange, but knowing his background, Tim Walsh, his background and the things that he said around his career. You know, at the same time, he opened his mouth and spit out the thing about I know school shooters. I took it as a direct result of investigative work almost.

1:00:06 as though I know school shooters, and he drawed in the same instance the idea around, well, we know children, too, and I know China. I've taken many of the school students to China, so it was red flags to me all over the place, meaning they've already got their way of covering their asses on trafficking and any problems that the...

1:00:33 public might have with their thoughts concerning what happens with children. You know, the government might see it completely different if they can indict a ham sandwich and convict it. I don't think anybody would have a chance taking any of these allegations towards them concerning it. But I thought it was very eye-opening the way that he said that. And he drew the two comparisons together quickly.

1:01:01 Like, as in to say, I have an assessment. I know school shooters. I have tracked that. I've, like, an investigator. I've studied that, in a sense. And I know what I'm doing. We know what we're doing. Just like with trafficking children or being able to get parental consent to send them out of the country. They do everything by contract or by signature, you know, so.

1:01:30 That's interesting. It was all red flags to me, yeah. Yeah, that's very interesting. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, Stella and I think alike because I was thinking the same thing she was when I saw what was going to happen and the timing of it. I was even asking people, well, this is interesting timing. That should be enough when the fiscal year. But we were, I think, in Long Beach Port.

1:01:59 Back in the day, we were doing spaces and talking about all those ships waiting to unload. Something else was going on there. And I think it had to do with trafficking because of the slowdown and stalemate. I can't verify certain things that I think were happening, maybe at night. But I think that they were checking those containers and it was taking a really long time. So I could be wrong.

1:02:30 You know, Ron lives in that area. Maybe he's got some more info on that. Ron, go ahead. There was a person that was in the pond. Her husband, John, was a former port. He was part of the union out of the West Coast. And he said it was also there was a lot of stuff that was going on there as well. And, you know, he said that they're still even emptying some of those, you know, things as well.

1:02:59 And we do know that there were underground tunnels throughout that area. We know that there were the military underground bases under there, under the Getty Museum. So there was a lot of stuff that was going on. And with this Diddy stuff and the tunnels that were exposed between Jay-Z and Diddy's Playboy Mansion, all that stuff.

1:03:16 They're all connecting together. And I do feel that, you know, they were cleaning up the West Coast. I'm sure that there's probably still stuff again going on, but it's more cleaned up than the East Coast. And that's what's getting cleaned up now, in my personal opinion. And that guy totally reminded me of like a total mob boss after World War II or whatever, you know, doing their contraband here, there and everywhere from the Operation Gladio that you talked about in the very, very beginning, Colonel Tanner. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt. That's OK. Go ahead, Ron. No, I was going to say, you know, I know.

1:03:46 I know Gladio and communism is very, very connected. When I look at the unions, the unions have essentially been co-opted basically by Marxist elements, and that's one of the ways that they've been pushing their Marxist agenda is through organized labor. Well, I don't see the unions, and I don't mean this in an offensive way to anybody if you're pro-union.

1:04:14 I understand what unions are for, but I almost think that at this point in time in our country, unions actually cause more of a disservice pricing, number one, by pricing American jobs to go overseas. Also, what they're doing is they basically exist to fund themselves. They're just another self, just an organization where they take your money.

1:04:41 And they organize, oh, well, you're getting a better deal. You're getting more pay because we're organizing the deal for you. You know, you have more you have more pull collectively. And really, all they're doing is the extra money you're getting is going into their pockets. So it's not really a net positive, in my opinion. But again, don't it's not kind of where I want to go there. Autumn AI is AI itself is neither good nor bad. We're not.

1:05:10 We're not facing an AI situation that's similar to or akin to Terminator where AI becomes sentient. We're way, way far away from that. AI needs human beings to program it. AI does whatever it's – it can't learn on its own yet, not to the degree where it could come over and become self-aware using Terminator technology, launch a nuclear strike against us.

1:05:39 I think that is – to think that that's why – let me say this in a different way. Looking at what – the way I see it, I feel as though the ports using the unions as blocking, trying to block the advancement of technology with AI making the ports more accurate and using the blockchain.

1:06:07 The other blockchain that you're talking about, I know you talked about XDC, but another blockchain that deals with global infrastructure and shipping and whatnot is VLC. I forgot the ticker, but there's another one out there that deals with that. And I think they work in tandem with each other. But I feel like it's the unions working on behalf of the...

1:06:34 Elements that are the globalist element trying to possibly derail this artificial intelligence and the accuracy at the ports and the implementation of blockchain, which would, like you said, make them have to be accountable for their actions. So I sorry, forgive me for stumbling across my words there, but I think you get my point.

1:07:01 Yeah, I don't know what the current system that they use is, but it seems like everything is running in conjunction with the ISOs. So that's the only reason why I brought that up, because like with the banking system, we've got the XRP ledger that's doing that, you know. So there's a lot of stuff happening where it seems like there's a duality with a lot of this stuff, and that's for the clean out. I mean, there's a lot more validators and, you know.

1:07:28 So it's not just money, but it's everything because everything will be tokenized. Everything will be on the blockchain. And this is just another form of it is, in my opinion, on cleaning out the shenanigans and holding things accountable. The blockchain I was talking about was VeChain. VeChain is the one I was talking about. OK, so, Ron, let me let me step in here for just a second, because I want to translate some of what you said into the terminology that.

1:07:54 we're used to using, because you made a couple of important points. The origin of the unions came about as a result of the international syndicate back in the late 1800s, early 1900s, having all of their trusts busted. So under the auspices of constitutionality,

1:08:22 and not having monopolies or oligarchs, there was an initiative to break them up. And as that was occurring, there was a simultaneous movement, just like, and this happens, this is another pattern. So when they, quote unquote, decolonized Africa, we know for a fact that they colonized it at the same time. They just used a different way of doing it.

1:08:52 So unions were brought about at the same time that trade associations were created and the regulatory agencies inside of the government. So they took everything that the monopolist, the oligarchs had in their trusts and reinstituted it in the union trade associations and regulatory because they're.

1:09:20 all owned by the international syndicate. The international syndicate owns the union bosses, they own the trade associations, and they own the regulatory agencies, as we've all figured out by now. So they just reinstituted their monopoly power, only it looks like it's not a monopoly from the outside, it's all the same on the inside. Unions have become,

1:09:50 a money laundering opportunity where they go out and they negotiate all of these quote unquote great pay packages in which a portion of that pay negotiation is union dues that are going to be recycled back to the union heads. And they use that to pay for their politicians that they're going to have in their pocket.

1:10:18 that allows them to keep this international syndicate scam running. And that money laundering opportunity also includes all of the retirement money that is in all of these quote unquote trust funds that they embezzle into these banks that are used for CIA operations. And we have recorded multiple uses, especially in the Chicago.

1:10:48 with the Illinois Continental Bank that was banking with the Archbishop Marcinikas, who runs over to the Vatican and runs the money laundering operation for Operation Gladio out of the Vatican. The overlap here is incredible as we have dissected this entire operation. So just keep that in mind whenever you're talking.

1:11:18 about unions. Unions are a critical node in the Operation Gladio sphere as it relates to the international syndicate. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, to follow up on that, as soon as this union boss popped up, I mean, the scrutiny was over the top and the magnifying glass was on this guy. This guy lives high off the hog.

1:11:45 And then they were looking into this. Now, I did see a photo and it was almost like a year ago today or the announcement that Trump was talking to this guy. Now, I don't know if that was a fake photo or not. We don't know nowadays. But I saw this and I was like, why is Trump talking to this guy? No, I don't know if some deals have been made on any kind of level. I'm just looking at what they're showing me.

1:12:14 And I think what he said, like, I can cripple you. Well, who's he trying to cripple? Now, a lot of people think that he's working for this illegitimate regime that's in power right now. And I don't think so. But that's my opinion. Thank you. Okay. Anybody else got anything for us? Exciting times. That's all I can say. Thank you for my Gladio glasses. It does.

1:12:48 I'd like to say that, you know, I know there's a lot of people out there who are kind of, I don't want to say blackpilled. I hate using that term. But for the most part, you know, just kind of looking at things with the glass half empty. And I respectfully disagree. You know, yeah, are we facing some hard times? I do believe we are. But I think we're closer than ever to, you know.

1:13:09 breaking through the chains of this international syndicate. I think there's a lot of things that are coming around and coming together at the same time where a lot of this stuff is getting exposed, and the signs are there if we have the eyes to see. So, you know, we're living in one of the greatest times in the history of the world to be alive. So, you know, just got to have faith that, you know, if you're going to be alive on the other end to see this, you know what? Enjoy the ride as much as you can, and don't stress about it.

1:13:38 That's all I can say. I agree. And that's why I think what we're doing here for the future sake of this is so important in pointing out we're kind of like at the crossroads. We not only provide the historical perspective of what has gone on so that you can interpret what is going on today.

1:14:06 in the way in which it should be interpreted, not the way in which it's being spun. But we are also documenting, as we've done this world tour, the successful operations that have taken down an infrastructure that has been assembled, in some cases, over 100 years.

1:14:34 And we're doing it in such a methodical manner that you can recognize the patterns of what has been, what is, to be able, as Stellar points out, to project how things are going to be based on actual evidence. Now, as you guys have pointed out, there's lots of theories out there.

1:15:01 And I don't mind people espousing their theories on here because it's their own personal opinion. All I'm trying to do is provide you with the factual basis for you guys to create those informed opinions of the information and be able to process it through filters based on facts.

1:15:29 In the past, if you were not aware of the international syndicate and you weren't aware of the depravity of Operation Gladio, there are some things that once you know those things are factual and actually happen, that become plausible that five years ago you would have never even considered because there's nobody that depraved. And that's why I think it's critical.

1:15:57 to know what our actual history is, because it completely changes the way you not only look at what is going on today, but what is possible in the future. Go ahead, Miles. Full disclosure, guys, if sometimes my statements seem like they're on the fringe or controversial, that's because I'm a fan of Ron's channel. So blame Ron?

1:16:30 I love it. It's my fault now? It's all your fault, Ron. Come on. Sorry, Ron. Thanks for throwing me under the bus. He just totally threw you under the bus. That's hilarious. Well, I do touch on some really curl-your-tongue stuff. I will admit that. Okay. Yeah, I still remember being in your space and you were talking.

1:16:56 It might have still even been when you were first talking about Italy and the connections with the mob and the Vatican and all that other stuff. Like I saw things on the blockchain side. I saw things on the financial side, on the banking side and all of that. That's how my awakening came. Not knowing a lot of this, you know, like all these other shenanigans, just not understanding why is this happening? And then after your spaces and then when it clicked in my head, I'm like, holy crap. You know, I woke up.

1:17:23 through the financial monetary system. But that's just one part. I mean, that was like a lot of the funding and things like that, that these, the international syndicate has done. And then seeing how, you know, our government has totally betrayed its people, thinking that, but not really knowing it, but now seeing it even more so is, you know, kind of disheartening.

1:17:47 And I was talking to my mom this morning, and I'm like, Mom, I used to love our government, but they're all a bunch of shady people, and they hate us. They really hate us. And she's looking at me like, do I have to send you back to the mental institute? I'm joking. She tried to. But just seeing all this stuff come together and stuff like that and the exposure of all of these things coming out.

1:18:10 You know, because I do feel like if Trump did go visit him a year ago, it was to bring light on him, you know, just like he does with a lot of other people. And I love J.D. Vance, just to say that. I'll say it again. I love that man. I think that he's amazing and he'd be a wonderful, wonderful vice president. And I'll end it there. But I just want to thank you, Colonel Towner. And I don't know if Bridget's still in here or Cousin Ed, but.

1:18:34 You guys have opened up my eyes so much and I've hopefully been able to share your stuff with other people to help them to open up their eyes or at least question what's going on. And that's the whole thing is questioning. And then once you start seeing it, it's like, holy crap. And so now, like you said, because I do have this knowledge, knowledge is power.

1:18:56 financial system is how they funded all this stuff and they're losing control of that. And, you know, that is the ultimate form of powers. If you control all of the assets, money and everything else, in my opinion, I'll be quiet. I agree. It's all about resource control. Brian, go ahead. And since we're going to mention the resource control, which that's excellent. Thank you. That was an excellent segue into what I was about to mention, because I think you're.

1:19:26 Project Gladio got an upgrade this time around. As a matter of fact, let me grab my specs here. The department, let's see, this is, yeah, the Biden-Harris administration to award up to $100 million to boost AI use for semiconductor materials. The U.S. Commerce Department today said it plans to award $100 million to boost

1:19:55 The use of artificial intelligence technologies, Ms. Raimondo in the Commerce Department is wow. The department plans to award the funding to research universities, emerging research institutions, industry, national laboratories, and will work with stakeholders across federal, state, and local government.

1:20:23 labor unions, as well as environmental groups to investigate, commercialize, and advance solutions in this space. With this new program, the Biden-Harris administration will harness the vast capabilities of AI to unleash the full potential of our workers and innovators, right? Okay, so the biggest place to start in this avenue.

1:20:53 is who controls the commerce purse, which would be Miss Gina Raimondo. The one that didn't know we were going to have a strike? That's right. You're absolutely. And what a fallacy of a thing of a person. My apologies. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Okay. Benjamin, go ahead. Hi, ladies and gentlemen. Colonel, one of the things I love about you is.

1:21:23 I was aware of a lot of operations that the intelligence community has done and everything. But the first time that I was in Golfing Frog's space with Stellar and a bunch of other people, the first time I had heard you, I knew immediately that you were a rock star. I mean, the way you present yourself, the way you present your information, what you did for me was you scaled a lot of things. You gave me a lot of depth on patterns.

1:21:52 pick up on because life essentially is patterns you know that's how you see in the world by recognizing patterns but all the patterns that you showed me now i'm able to look at some of these operations that are going on now you know like the pipeline going down like what's going on over in ukraine what's going on in taiwan and all these other countries all these big things that are impacting making impacts around the world you know i can see it for what it is now so like the gladio glasses is a good thing and

1:22:22 One thing that you did is you replicated yourself, you replicated the information, you know, so you have armed all of us to be able to go out here and talk to other people and break things down for them. So the service that you're providing is much bigger than people realize. Well, thank you, by the way, Benjamin. I appreciate that. It was obviously for me, having spent 30 years inside of the beef.

1:22:53 It was devastating to say the least. And it took me about five seconds to know that if I, being the inquisitive, not ignorant person, was taken advantage of and lied to, that I obviously...

1:23:21 shared that distinction with everybody I served with because none of us knew anything about this and most of the population of America. And so the worst thing, and you guys are going to find this out tomorrow night when you get to talk to one of the guys that actually worked for me when I was on active duty. The worst thing that you can do from in dealing with me is to get me on a crusade.

1:23:50 That is your worst nightmare is me on a crusade. So I am now on a crusade and I will not stop until everyone understands what is going on. And whatever it takes, I'm here for the duration. But thank you, Benjamin. Game of Thrones. Go ahead.

1:24:26 You'll have to unmute yourself, game, if you're going to talk. We'll come back to you. SR71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you, Benjamin, because you said that just the way it should be said. The one thing that's most impressive, Colonel, and I will tell you this and I will give you all the credit for it, is this is not one story repeated time after time after time. It is.

1:25:01 a multitude of stories with repetition and operation. And it's so deep, and that's what makes this practically unbelievable. But we know it's true. I have to say the same thing. And when we first started dealing with this, I was, again, I was like six books in to...

1:25:27 researching this before I opened my mouth the first time because I was incredulous that something this massive, this deep, this long had gone on without anyone talking about it inside the United States. Then when I started, after I read the first several books and I started looking at old newspaper clippings and other things, I realized that

1:25:53 There were people all over the world talking about it. The only people that didn't know was us. And the only way that you keep an entire nation in the dark on a subject that's this massive and this big is on purpose. So at that point, we just began sharing and sharing and sharing. And we went from one venue to another venue to another venue and just kept growing.

1:26:22 But I do want to tell everybody that's in the space and everybody that will listen to the space in the future. I need you guys to share this information. I'm one voice. I'm one account. And it is obvious to me at this point that there are even people who position themselves as being.

1:26:52 an exposure person that simply refused to use the word Operation Gladio because what that does is it allows the person who learns about what it is to go do their own research and not have their information filtered through these quote unquote translators that make a living in telling you guys what to think. That's never been the position.

1:27:22 that I've taken. I've welcomed people, you guys know this, from all over the world to come up and talk about what they know about this program. And as they have, you guys have been constantly reinforced that what I am telling you is in fact a fact because we've had people on here sometimes in tears whose parents have lived what we're exposing. So you know concretely

1:27:50 that what you're learning is the truth and that your government has hid this from you. And I don't think it's insignificant that some of these larger accounts have not, and I can't say that about Badlands Media. Everybody, Ron Partain took a chance on having me on his show. Alpha Warrior did. All of Badlands Media, I've been on many of their shows.

1:28:18 There are certain media programs that are not filtering your information and not afraid to bring you information that may appear to be controversial. And so I just proceed accordingly. Benjamin, go ahead. That was that was wonderful. Just to piggyback on that. You know, so I look at everything as a game. When I move in the world, everything is a game to me.

1:28:44 When I look at this, I look at the digital battlefield. So that's why when I go into spaces, I'm constantly name dropping Colonel Towner. I'm putting that Colonel Towner, you know, like when people start talking about operations. And the reason being is because, you know, when someone says, you know, we're one big consciousness, that's exactly what the fuck we are. You know, like, so that's why when more of us are doing things like that, putting Colonel's name down there, because she.

1:29:10 We can sit here and talk about a subject and cover some basic level things. But when Colonel's already done the research, already got the videos out there, people can go back and look at it, and it's all in one stop. It's a one-stop shop. Here's the information. Because what that does is that increases the level of awareness that everybody else, it gets us all up on the same page to a quicker degree. Because, like Colonel pointed out, this is large scale.

1:29:39 suppression that's been going on in this country for all these years, the more quickly as Americans that we get up to speed of where the game truly is and how far these people will go, the better we are. Absolutely. Hear, hear. Brian, go ahead. And then we're going to close this out, guys, because I need to run. But Brian, go ahead. I appreciate the information that you brought forward and the way that you discuss it and talk about it.

1:30:08 It's very professional and it's very thorough, the work that you've done. Unfortunately, I feel sad about it. Not saddened by it. I just feel sad about it. It reminds me of like this is an X-Files episode in real life. One file leads you to another file leads you to another. That's exactly what it is. Exactly. So in knowing that, in knowing that.

1:30:35 the cases that it has created since then. So as much as I would like to say you've got your work cut out for you, your work has only just begun or the next person that decides to take up the work that you've started, which can turn into real life experiences every day for people in real time. And the worst part about that is the thing that I found tying a lot of these together, your work with many of the other works out there,

1:31:05 is the CIA and women. The majority of my work revolves around mergers, acquisitions, and the private law equity report, and I've built a case profile of watching the way that the European nation or foreign countries have acquisition companies here, CEO positions, CFO, COO, and that through the use of women.

1:31:36 Flipping them, the CIA is noted for their use of women to get to men. My great aunt, my great uncle, I live with here. I'm taking care of him. He's a veteran. He was 82nd Airborne. My great aunt was CIA. She is the one responsible for getting the Dalai Lama out from where he was. Those are stories I could tell you about. There's quite a few of them.

1:32:04 just like to say that your work has, um, not just a lot of credibility, it's created a lot of, um, displaced people. So yeah, it's, um, it's something that's, it's only the beginning of, yeah. Yeah. I agree. All right, guys. Um, another great show. Um, we will be back here tomorrow. Um, now let me just also go through, um,

1:32:34 What's going on? We've got Alpha Warrior tonight at 930. We've got and we're going to be continuing our world anti-communist league. You do not want to miss it. It's going to be crazy. 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, we're going to be doing a podcast with a guy who has his own podcast and is an expert on the JFK assassination.

1:33:02 So that was going to be very interesting. It's going to be on my podcast on the Colonel's Corner on Rumble. I'll provide a link tomorrow morning, probably about 30 minutes beforehand. And we will be back here at four o'clock for our normal show. And then at seven o'clock, we're going to have a special show with Senior Master Sergeant Justin Ivey. So tomorrow is going to be all about me. Just kidding.

1:33:30 We're going to have some excellent content tomorrow for you guys on a variety of different subjects. So hopefully we'll see you guys then and tonight at 930. Go in the chat and chat up Alpha. He's been doing God's work. God bless him. Love the fact. And oh, by the way, we will talk about at the beginning my.

1:33:59 interaction with CanCon, his co-host on SITREP. I spent the weekend with CanCon and his wife. We had a wonderful time. So giving a shout out to him and his excellent hospitality when I was down. And that, you guys, just to be honest with you, that's probably...

1:34:19 Worth its weight in gold, my relationship with people like Cousin It and Bridget and Stellar and Trump Frog and all of you guys on here. I've met people as I've traveled around last summer. I didn't go anywhere this summer because of my grandbaby, but last summer I met.

1:34:39 All of you guys on the road, I kind of posted where I was going to be. You guys reached out to me. I had dinner with several people. And it was just such a wonderful kind of affirmation of all the hard work that I do. And the fact and some of the people that, you know, shared personal stories with me of how it's impacted them and how some piece of it was able to help one of their family members that had been kind of holding out, not wanting to.

1:35:09 accept reality that they were able to use some of the information and make that happen. And so, again, it was just a wonderful experience. And that I say that because this past weekend, I wouldn't have never met CanCon had I never been part of this information sharing opportunity. And what a wonderful person he is and his wife. So I.

1:35:36 I am blessed every day as a result of that. It is a lot of hard work. I'm not going to lie, but there are tremendous rewards. And I appreciate you guys taking time out in being here for the time that we do this show. So love you all. Hey, Colonel. Colonel. Sure. Yes. I'm sorry. Sorry about that, Miles. I muted because his mic was open. It was echoing. I didn't know he was going to say something. Sorry. Go ahead, Miles.

1:36:06 Colonel, I'd like to see a picture of you on a jet ski with CanCon. Actually, I have one. Okay. My husband and I were on our, hold on just one second. And I don't know if it's shared over into the album. If it did, I will post it real quick. Oh, it did. Okay. So.

1:36:30 Let me open this back up. I already closed us out of the, let me see if I can find it on here. I will, where am I at? Okay, there I am. Let me open the space back up. You're probably going to hear an echo because it plays it initially. Hey guys, pray for Dwayne. I hope he's getting better. Thank you for mentioning that, Miles. I'm going to post a picture here real quick.

1:37:09 Dwayne Cates, Brian Cates, who is a dear friend of mine's brother, twin brother, is in the hospital. He's in ICU. He was having some heart issues. And Brian is posting about him and his recovery. He is moving here to Central Florida to be part of our family here.

1:37:35 Um, and yeah, Brian too. Brian is under a lot of stress with his brother being out there in Corpus Christi and he's worried sick about him. So I'm taking him to dinner tonight, um, just to get his mind off of it. Um, but please keep Duane, um, in your prayers and, um, Brian is helping him negotiate all of the moving and stuff like that. So, um, thank you for reminding me of that. Um, but.

1:38:04 Anyway, all right, so I'm posting. Let's see if it, oh, it did. All right, so there's the picture. CanCon and his wife are on the red jet ski. My husband is front and center because we actually took the picture. I just posted it and we had a blast. So more about that tonight, but I just posted the picture. Thank you guys for being here. I've got to run and we'll...

1:38:32 Hopefully see you tonight and tomorrow. Take care.

Entities here

Singapore25 Operation Gladio12 Kim Taek-hoon9 Mafia7 Korea6 Cambodia5 Japan5 Adi Dejusman4 Donald Trump4 Cyprus3 Malaysia2 Laos2 Stu Nguyen Quai1 Su Haisheng1 No Signboard Holdings1 Su Beolan1 Sadariway Damanji1 Mo Azid bin Hussein1 Multi Eka Trading1 Robert Marciňáks1 Illinois Continental Bank1 Port Authority1 Dalai Lama1 BCCI1 NATO1 Nugan Hand Bank1 Italy1 China1 Turkey1 Vietnam1 Thailand1 Catholic Church1 World Anti-Communist League1 Argentina1 Unification Church1 Interpol1

Claims made here

Singapore front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:22

“paramilitary type Gladio events going on in Singapore. That doesn't mean there's not parts of that wagon wheel that I oftentimes refer to as what consists of Operation Gladio occurring in Singapore. I…”

Singapore laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 8:16

“South Korea and Japan was the second largest. South Korea was the primary place. Japan was number two. And what do they do? Well, they weapon traffic. They are involved in drug trafficking. So their g…”

Kim Taek-hoon laundered_money_for Unification Church host_asserted ▶ 8:16

Kim Taek-hoon trafficked Korea documented ▶ 8:42

“He's accused of using illicit funds to purchase nearly 28,000 gold bars weighing one kilogram per bar. These gold bars were then concealed in shipments marked air power tools that were for export to S…”

Kim Taek-hoon trafficked Japan documented ▶ 8:42

Stu Nguyen Quai laundered_money_for Singapore documented ▶ 15:09

“I want to get down to what it was. So here's some of the people that are involved. And you guys have got to, you won't even believe what they found. This guy's name is Stu Nguyen Quai. He's a Cambodia…”

Su Haisheng headed No Signboard Holdings documented ▶ 16:57

“who pled guilty to one count of resisting arrest, two counts of money laundering. He got 14 months in jail. It says he was the former director of a company called No Signboard Holdings. And he was hos…”

Su Haisheng laundered_money_for Singapore documented ▶ 16:57

Su Beolan laundered_money_for Singapore documented ▶ 18:26

“real estate, totaling again $170 million. The next one was a Chinese national, two counts of money laundering, 13 months in jail. They compensated $8 million from him. And the next guy, Su Beolan, who…”

Adi Dejusman headed Multi Eka Trading documented ▶ 28:03

“This is part of the Singaporean government website. It said sole director convicted and sentenced for GST evasion and money laundering. And this is about a 55, excuse me, 59 year old director of a com…”

Adi Dejusman laundered_money_for Singapore documented ▶ 28:33

“and I'll spell his last name, D-E-J-U-S-M-A-N. And he was sentenced to three years imprisonment in order to pay basically a $2 million penalty for money laundering for 16 counts of evasion, like tax e…”

Singapore front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 33:47

“And I try to bring them to you kind of as an encouragement with so many bad news stories that I have to deliver on all of the illegal vice that has went on in the world. Because all of these crackdown…”

NATO headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 56:41

“skirt the U.S. government, and they were all ran by the mafia, which was basically folded into the CIA for management purposes. Not to say that the mafia doesn't exist anymore, but the orchestration o…”

Illinois Continental Bank laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:10:18

“that allows them to keep this international syndicate scam running. And that money laundering opportunity also includes all of the retirement money that is in all of these quote unquote trust funds th…”

Robert Marciňáks laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:10:48

“with the Illinois Continental Bank that was banking with the Archbishop Marcinikas, who runs over to the Vatican and runs the money laundering operation for Operation Gladio out of the Vatican. The ov…”

Mafia funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:11:18

“about unions. Unions are a critical node in the Operation Gladio sphere as it relates to the international syndicate. Miles, go ahead. Yeah, to follow up on that, as soon as this union boss popped up,…”