Operation Gladio - Spain

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0:00 Okay. Hope everybody had a nice weekend. We're going to get started. If y'all could repost the space, I'd really appreciate it. I posted it over on my true social and on my account. We had a few highlights.

0:30 I had General Flynn repost one of my posts. Unfortunately, it had two spelling errors in it, which is my bad. But definitely sparked up the attention of the account. Sent in a few bots. All is good. Gives you the opportunity to access more people and get the word out. So appreciate that.

1:02 and had a lot of fun with the thread that I posted this morning, if you guys haven't seen it. I will give you kind of a cheat, since y'all are my favorites, always coming in to listen to our space. The guy that I originally started looking at yesterday is William...

1:30 Harding Jackson. He's kind of one of those guys like William Pauly that is in the background of a whole bunch of things, not necessarily in the full front of full exposure, but has had some unbelievable contributions to the international syndicate. So he's featured.

2:01 prominently in a book that I just ordered. So I want to wait to do his thread until I get that book so I can check out a couple of the connections. But it was so crazy this morning. I have shared with you guys several times about my trip last summer to Buffalo and the revelation of how relevant Buffalo was to some of the international syndicate.

2:30 connections for me. And so to go down the whole eugenics thing only to come full circle and find the buffalo at the heart of it was just mind-boggling to me. And of course, the overlay with Wild Bill Donovan really does make you think that there is a huge possibility

3:01 I don't know how you would set about proving that, but that Operation Gladio with the millions and millions of people that it has exterminated over the post-World War II timeframe was very much part of a eugenics program. I mean, you could certainly make that argument because there's very few initiatives.

3:31 that have been created that has left that many dead bodies around. Certainly not World War II. So yeah, it was crazy. So if you haven't read it, please go look at it because it's crazy town. All right. So we're going to talk initially about Spain. And if I have enough...

4:00 time, I'm going to contrast Spain with a particular Gladio operation that happened in London, because it's very similar in nature. And then I have another Operation Gladio event that happened in London, or in England, that I want to talk to you about. So actually, there's like three of them in London that we will eventually talk about, or in England.

4:29 The UK, whatever you want to call it. So basically, Spain is probably one of the least explored from my perspective of Operation Gladio events because for a significant portion of time when Operation Gladio was created after World War II.

4:57 I have mentioned repeatedly that Spain was under the dictator Franco's regime, and therefore a lot of the documentation of any quote-unquote state-sponsored terror events under his dictatorship would not have survived his tenure. It's probably the most significantly...

5:25 to us because it housed Otto Skorzeny and provided him protection. And it was also used as a money laundering opportunity to pay Otto Skorzeny under the guise of creating U.S. bases in Spain. And for those of you who might be new to this, the United States Air Force used their contracting

5:55 apparatus to build Air Force bases in Spain that were tremendously overpriced, and the difference was used to pay off Otto Skorzeny for his training and operational support of Operation Gladio via NATO. Most of that was revealed in Major Gannis' book, The Skorzeny Papers, but I've read that also in two other books.

6:25 So as a result of that, Spain became a hotbed of travelers that were Operation Gladio focused. Dale Shea, the Italian, Yves Saint-Garrion from Portugal.

6:54 who was originally from France, all spent significant time in Spain because they basically were kind of the lieutenant of the Operation Gladio for NATO. And they had safe passage anywhere in Spain. We had a consul, even though it was a fascist dictator, we didn't have a full-fledged embassy.

7:21 The entire time, but you can look at some of the ambassadors that we had, the consul generals that we had there, the military attaches. Those people that served in the military as attaches in Spain actually were handlers for Otto Skorzeny. And most of that was revealed because he maintained relationships with them as.

7:50 for the next 20 years as they progressed and ranked throughout the U.S. military. So all of that's very interesting. So one of the dates in Spain that's notorious is March 11th. It's called 3-11, kind of like our 9-11. And it happened March 11th, 2004. So it's much less well known.

8:19 than obviously the Twin Towers or the two bombings of London, which is what we're going to go over next, because there are a lot of similarities between the two. But I'm going to briefly describe what it was and kind of the aftermath of it, because it's very telling. It's going to have hallmarks of the Boston bombing and some other...

8:47 bombings that you may recognize. So basically, it was a bomb that ripped through four commuter trains in Madrid. It happened in the early morning for maximum impact on 11 March 2004. It was ranked as the most devastating act of deliberate carnage any European country had witnessed in modern times.

9:19 The passengers that died on their way to work or school that morning was 192. Another 1,100 were injured and more than 150 of the 1,100 was critically wounded. Many never fully recovered from their injuries. Some still suffer psychological damage.

9:49 And that's actually saying something because the Spanish went through 50 years of violence during the fascist dictatorship. For those of you who have not studied that history, there was a civil war that went on from 1936 to 1939 with all of the savagery of war.

10:18 It had government forces and General Franco's forces fighting each other. Many believe that the March 11, 2004 attack was an Operation Gladio attack because there was an election.

10:47 scheduled for the 14th of March, three days later. And it was at the time a very close polling between conservatives and socialists. And keep in mind, socialist from a European perspective is not like Marxist socialism. The explosions happened and it immediately altered, which...

11:15 if it's Operation Gladio, it was designed to do that, the outcome of the election. The government of Jose Mari Aznar, A-Z-N-A-R, immediately attached the blame to an organization called ETA. It was a Basque militant front. They appeared to exploit this massive act of terrorism for political return, which...

11:46 Then again, goes back to the whole strategy of tension, which is what Operation Gladio was based on. And the outcome was a huge blowback delivered by public opinion. Instead of a sure return to power, as most observers had expected, the ruling conservative popular party was roundly defeated by the opposition socialist, following massive protests which erupted around the country.

12:13 was a favorite of George H.W. Bush, pounded the message of a strong line against terrorism throughout his campaign. And then, of course, the cherry on the top was there. Then there was an act of terrorism, which he expected was going to flow right into, you know, I'm the strong advocate of taking care of that. So you're going to reelect me as soon as I blow a whole bunch of you up kind of philosophy.

12:42 His decision in the immediate aftermath of the bombings to blame the opposite party, which he backed with personal calls to the local media, appeared as a lame attempt to wiggle out of an embarrassing mistake of his own manufacturing. And it exploded in his own face. The police were already making short work of the prime minister's alibi.

13:12 although their initial conclusion raised more problems than solutions. For the first time in the quote-unquote war on terror, Islamic and non-Muslim uniquely cooperated together. Two of the alleged perpetrators regularly served as

13:42 I'm trying to think of what it's considered, kind of like in their National Guard. And a third was actually a policeman. The Basque were astonished and bewildered and angry at the accusation. But if they didn't do it, who blew up the trains? Since it was soon obvious that the ETA militants were not the guilty party.

14:09 The incoming socialist government immediately switched attention from the rebel Basque to the cells of jihadist sympathizers, supposedly who had secured access to dynamite that was stolen from contacts in a coal mine in their northern mountains. The theory held no more water.

14:38 than the discredited Basque claims. So there were several officers that were on the Madrid bomb squad, and their initials are TEDAX, T-E-D-A-X, pointed to signs of military explosives such as C-3 and C-4, which of course we've already learned from the Italy bombings that that is a NATO product.

15:07 They accused their own colleagues of removing potentially incriminating evidence that compromised the official investigation, which we see repeatedly in Operation Gladio-style events. The explosives was not really, it wasn't, the explosive that they attributed to the bombings would not have produced.

15:39 the effects on the steel of the train cars that actually occurred. It had to have been something much higher in potency in order to produce that effect. So they referred to it as Astorius explosive. And that is like minor compared to something like a C4 explosive.

16:08 Basically, things were not adding up. So also, there was evidence that there was a shock wave of supersonic proportion, which would have been more attributable to the C4 explosives because it was punching through heavy metal.

16:37 significantly far away from the actual explosion. So that definitely lends itself more to the C4 explosive. The ferocity of the blast also accounts for a massive number of casualties. So if it had been the smaller amount or less potent explosive, not nearly as many people would have died.

17:06 A famous decoy rucksack loaded with this Astorius type of explosive was the sole evidence pointing in that direction, you know, because there's always going to be some element that they want you to believe to be true left on site for you then to take that story with the pre-written propaganda campaign and say.

17:30 Hey, this is one that didn't go off. It was the dud, and it has what they want you to think is the actual explosive. So that got left in the exact place where people then found it, and it had terminal wires that hadn't been connected, blah, blah, blah. So the exhibit itself was dismissed as a fake originally. The chief of police responsible for explosives removal declared, quote,

17:58 What am I totally convinced of is that after the search carried out by TEDx, there was not a single backpack containing an explosive device. And I can assure you of that, unquote. So they're saying right off the bat, that was not an actual bomb, kind of like the January 5th bomb at the DNC and RNC. You just start seeing similarities. I'll point them out as they come.

18:27 The story circulated in the media that one backpack contained screws and nails intended to be shrapnel. However, autopsy showed that none of the victims were struck by any shrapnel type projectiles. So the entire thing was bogus. The chief of the forensic division bluntly stated that there were no nails, no nuts and no screws.

18:55 in any of the victims. The image of a tightly bound cell of dedicated extremists looked decidedly unpromising when the indictments were handed down, portraying a group of Islamic new-agers, heroin traffickers, police informers, and ex-Franco hardliners.

19:24 This strange and motley crew was alleged to be capable of military-scale precision and planning smuggling explosives into the city center without arousing the smallest suspicion. The police organization had already had some alleged perpetrators, which were Moroccans living in Spain, under surveillance.

19:54 After the bombing, when a group supposedly taken by surprise in a safe apartment, they obligingly blew themselves up. The Daily Spanish paper, the second largest newspaper called El Mundo, took a highly critical line of the official jihadist account. Dooley commented, quote, it would appear that Spain's 2004 elections were stolen by terrorists, all right.

20:24 but not the terrorist operation that brought the socialists to power, but maybe an inside job. In effect, a coup perpetrated by some of the authorities who were responsible for preventing the terror, unquote. They're much more aware, obviously, of Operation Gladio back in 2004 than anybody in the United States. A well-known freelance investigator by the last name of, well, his whole name is Lewis.

20:54 Manuel del Pino, P-I-N-O, linked the high-profile online Liberty Digital author of several important works on March 11th, worked around the cracks in the official account to come up with the following hardcore conclusions. First, that an al-Qaeda fringe organization

21:27 was neither ETA nor Al-Qaeda. The bombs were ordered just three days before the election, but the planning for the operation may have been started up to a year earlier. There were two different sets of bombs, 10 loaded with high explosive, which rocked the carnage, and four that were no threats and did not explode, which were basically the patsy ones to make you believe that that's what was used on the whole.

21:55 And that some of the police officers insisted were not even real bombs in the backpacks. Eventually, one highly sophisticated operation was superimposed on top of another, much more amateur effort that was founded by a movement called the Black Pawns, which was devoted to exposing the lies and the machinery moving in the shadows.

22:25 which squashed any prospect of an honest exposure from the beginning. One editorial in El Mundo suggested that the skills to pull off this operation could obviously be found in 10X, the actual specialist bomb squad belonging to the government, which clearly knew far more about the sequence of events than any of those subsequently swept into the police pickup.

22:52 In short, a Gladio style deep state blueprint. Certainly the show trial of the 28 accused conspirators failed to produce a shred of evidence of Al Qaeda anywhere in the evidence. Seven, it's like labeling all of January 6th insurrectionists and then having court cases where that's words not even mentioned.

23:17 Seven of the men walked free from the courtroom. None of those questioned disputed the type of explosives used or the meticulous planning. The court case was written off by international observers as a farce. It was a rehearsal for virtually the same script that would be played out in the London bombings 15 months later. The Spanish court elected to ignore all the basic rules of evidence in order to divert.

23:50 or the possibility of a conspiracy organized at the heart of government. When the judge handed down his judgments at the close of the record-breaking 21-month chaotic trial, no one in Spain was any the wiser as to who was responsible for the episode of mass murder in Spain since the civil war, the most deaths since the civil war in the late 1930s.

24:17 One guy by the name of Jamal Zougham, Z-O-U-G-H-A-M, was actually convicted of planting explosives in a rucksack. Others went down for long sentences amounting to thought crimes. Much of the evidence was circumstantial.

24:40 No effort was made to explain how a league of amateur conspirators with such diverse backgrounds gained the sophisticated ability to coordinate such a complex attack. To cap it all, the guy that was in charge of the entire enterprise, an Egyptian, left the court a free man. Once it was proven that the police fabricated incriminating phone messages that he supposedly made to his

25:09 co-conspirators. In such a case, the crucial element is understanding precisely what kind of explosives were used and basically how you would have gotten access to them. Just two days after the bombings, the coaches were, see if you guys recognize this, broken up, melted down for scrap, and all forensic traces of evidence

25:41 Gone. Expert witnesses complained the police had very few samples or that they had lost the ones that they managed to get. The court erupted in laughter when another expert suddenly recited a list of chemical compounds of which she said there were traces, a document never revealed in the previous three years of the entire investigation. Her excuse was that no one had ever asked for it.

26:12 The prosecution insisted the gang supplied themselves with material obtained from the Astorian coal mines. But the central issue was that the explosives, when an expert identified the munitions, testified that such in a basically that it couldn't have done what it did. The ripping and the tensile.

26:42 like manipulation of the wreckage could not have been generated by the mine explosives alone. And it was identical kind of back and forth between what's going to happen in London and our next Gladio operation that we look at. The exact same thing happened. There were backpack bombs and

27:11 high explosive used and the two of them don't go together. The tube bombing ended up doing basically the same type of damage that the Spain actual train bombing did, which clearly indicated those were C4 type explosives. But what was found in the backpack, if you would have used them on a train, would have barely made a dent in them. The judge complained.

27:37 that the conflicting evidence he heard from the bomb squad was incomprehensible, and also efforts to explain how the rutsack bombs reached the trains along with their handlers appeared to have been dreamed up on the back of an envelope. The story went that a stolen Renault van packed with explosives and abandoned near a metro station on the outskirts of Madrid was left there by the four men.

28:07 They calmly strolled to the ticket office, one of them bought the tickets, and the usual hearsay evidence of men with scarves on their head was basically the essential pointer to Islamic terrorism. But the clerk that actually sold the tickets said no one showed up with headgear on, and they didn't even have a foreign accent.

28:34 In another of the many created stories that was exposed was that the truck contained a bomb due to explode as a train passed on the nearby high-speed tracks. Investigated as a suspicious vehicle, it received a thorough examination by explosive dogs, and they found no trace of explosives on it at all.

29:05 Then it was towed to the police yard. The required signs of quote-unquote substances miraculously appeared while it was in the custody of the police. Fingerprints are generally the conclusive proof of a crime, but the only fingerprints found on it was policemen. Two key suspects were police informers.

29:36 kind of like the ones the FBI uses, I'm sure. One was named Rafa Zohier, Z-O-U-H-I-E-R, lined up conspirators up, let's see, lined the conspirators up with an explosive trafficker. In the two days before the attack, cell phone records show that he called twice, he was called twice by his controllers in the government. Did he admit?

30:06 a conspiracy to terrorize the railway network. The second guy, Emilio Trashoras, and I'll spell that last name, T-R-A-S-H-O-R-R-A-S, was the alleged middleman squaring the deal. He had conversations with his police contact as well the day before the bombings and the day after.

30:34 But significantly, he spoke to his controllers immediately after he handed over the explosives. What else were these officers thinking about if it was not the mass homicide in the capital city? In the coup de grace, the mobile phones intended to trigger the bombs were unlocked at a shop belonging to a policeman of Syrian origin, Mossali Kalaji.

31:06 whose duties were to spy on potential Islamist dissidents. Of course, we're operating in a two-dimensional world where the patsies are the actors we see on the stage. The real important activity is taking place unseen. This too is a common chord with the London bombings.

31:26 Taking together the extraordinary sum of the overlapping similarities points strongly to an experienced organizational hand moving in the world of synthetic terror or domestic terror set up by Operation Gladio Cells. The story of a group suicide pack belongs in what one author labeled a separate universe.

31:52 Three weeks after the train bombings, officers of the anti-terrorist squad called GIA go to one of the flats associated with the prospective terrorist. And it's at kind of the outskirts of Madrid. The target was a cell of supposed bombers led by a young Moroccan, a small-time property speculator and crack handler.

32:23 He's married to a Spaniard. Their young son was dutifully studying at the local Catholic school. Jamal Hamidin, A-H-M-I-D-A-N, his alias that he went by then was El Chino, the Chinaman, and the name of the legendary tango bar in Buenos Aires.

32:55 that's the name of the bar there, scarcely seemed to fit the bill of a crazed Islamic zealot. In fact, he and his friends were simply guilty of doing what they always did, which was run errands for the Madrid mafia. So they're the perfect patsies, just like Lee Harvey Oswald. The Guardia supplied wildly different accounts as to why they selected the apartment. The Guardia is the police. In one,

33:25 They talked of a street gun battle, but that soon faded away when they could produce no witnesses that there was ever a street battle to begin with. And the lies is how you know all of the shit is made up. I know I don't need to point that out, but I have to say it. Then the public was told that intelligence intercepted calls on cell phones in which El Chinko and his two buddies bid farewell to each other.

33:56 and their loved ones. One man who actually received such a call did not even recognize the voice as that of his own brother. Highly alarmed, he promptly telephoned the police. Clearly, cell phone impersonations was a key element behind the PSYOP story in the line of the Islamic plot. Remember, these young men had been sitting quietly for the past month.

34:26 since the bombing. While Madrid's finest turned the city inside out looking for them, they were just sitting right there. Clearly, they felt themselves in no danger. As underlings playing a part in a script, they felt that their jobs as general runners for the bombing operation was no big deal. In another coincidence, one of their neighbors was found to be an undercover op.

34:56 for the security forces, which basically is where most of the operational support for Gladio was housed. The police account stated that the large force of officers that forced open the door and fired shots before an explosion killed all of the occupants and one of their own men. No bullet holes were found to substantiate the shootout story.

35:25 Despite the great force of the explosion, which injured 11 officers, it was remarkable how the evidence was found in the rubble that had survived the blast. These included a magic heatproof stick of dynamite, which kind of sealed their connection to those Astorian coal mines. So you blew up.

35:56 an apartment that had all of these people and a stick of dynamite survives. And they also had a tape of the masked men confessing to the bombings. What? So the tape survives the heat? So whether or not the victims were alive in the apartment when the bomb went off or that it was possibly a booby trap.

36:29 can never be proven, nor can we know for certain if they were actually there at all. One of the officers told Spain's most popular radio station, they call us heroes. We were fools to go where we did. The suicide pact had served its purpose in pinning the blame on extremists, radical Islamists.

36:56 Unfortunately, the prosecution case of the radicalized extremist was thrown out of court even before the sentences were handed down. The investigation magistrate submitted his opinion that the accused were no more than vaguely influenced by Al-Qaeda, when that was a desperate exercise to keep a myth alive. Many Spaniards

37:20 and significantly the volunteer support of organizations set up to help their survivors and families stuck firmly to a plot contrived by the state for political ends. The timing just before an election was paramount, although it is unlikely Jose Aznar, the outgoing premier, was privy to the plot. You just never know. Many commentators suggested that Aznar's conservatives

37:47 paid the largest price at the poll for misleading the public. Naturally, Aznar's socialist opponent, Zapatero, finding himself so unexpectedly summoned to kiss the hand of the king, milked a whirlwind opportunity for all it was worth. The official explanation that the jihadist terrorists aimed at punishing Spaniards rested on weak grounds, since over 90% strongly opposed

38:18 Spain's embroilment in foreign wars. This being so, the Madrid bombings may belong in a rare category where the ideological was not the ruling factor. What could have been the mysterious third force? The most compelling answer is organized crime and its tentacles in an Operation Gladio-type style event. El Chino and his kinsmen set...

38:50 tight because they were sound reasons to believe that they were under police protection. And the same is true as the other rogue elements that were paraded before the court. They were but small fries in the service of a country's large industry of corruption and basically the international syndicate with drugs and sex trafficking and blah, blah, blah.

39:19 Writer Michael Walsh, who lives in Spain, calculates that the country has 77,000 professional politicians and hangers-on, despite 184 million euros in generous annual subsidies. They always seem to need a little more. He calls them godfathers of the brown envelope, which, for those of you who don't know, in the money laundering business,

39:49 the cash gets passed off in brown envelopes. I'm learning that in my money laundering investigation. Corruption ran rampant under Felipe Gonzalez's long reign as a socialist prime minister. Despite all of their hesitancy to vote for a party with Franco's sympathies, Spaniards tired of the crying barons with claws stuck out in every corner of society.

40:19 and voted in 1996 for Aznar and his pledge to clean up the government. Aznar's war on crime, especially in the lucrative fields of building permits and the Spanish Las Vagos on the Med area, struck a proper chord. In 2004, another four year of Aznar, Aznar-sism.

40:49 was something that the crime syndicate could well do without. A socialist government traditionally soft on crime presented a much rosier prospect, with billions involved in a certain price became readily apparent worth paying for them. The 11th March attacks were conducted just like 9-11 on a size and scale to resemble an act of war. The exceptional skills required point to

41:20 the Spanish Ergenekon or Gladio, a deep state woven intelligence service with police cells and supportive factions of the military, and of course the gangster clans who enable it. An important question is whether the players were used as walk-on roles or if they basically had been integral players.

41:51 in the Gladio apparatus. The question is, to some extent, were they steered or were they used? Suffering the fate of the Patsy, El Chino and his collaborators had to be eliminated before they have the opportunity to talk. And that's what most people believe, the blowing up of all of them, that somehow they were contacted maybe as like a mission planning for another mission or

42:22 the payoff for the mission they had just completed, that they had all been gathered in that room and they basically just went in and killed them all so that there's no left survivors to be able to tell what the state had just completed. Asnar's party traveled express to the political cleaners.

42:49 Despite right-wing voices drumming away at the jihadist plot, the mass of Spanish people were not taken in. Dismissing the trial as irrelevant and insulting and as state theatrical production, the Association of Madrid Bombing Victims continues to insist that Luis Del Pino was a political interference at the highest levels to obstruct a proper explanation of the March 11th event. As usual, the political elite closed rank.

43:19 to block an open inquiry. This is curious, either by random coincidence or perhaps some carefully devised message to connect the World Trade Center in the Madrid train attacks. They fell precisely 911 days or two and a half years apart. So 9-11, go forward 911 days.

43:51 and the Madrid bombing happened. So just really kind of, to me, makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up. So it gives a strange symbolic relationship between the two events. So consider these points. The clash of narratives between bombs and something far more lethal originating from military sources.

44:23 So, of course, we've heard about the missiles going into the Pentagon. So they basically allege that something significantly different happened where the actual potential source was military related with the C4s in Spain being connected to NATO. How much enormous damage to the trains could be explained by.

44:49 relatively amateur bombs and the same thing with the planes flying into the trade center and then them crashing down upon themselves which was physically by any engineering standard not possible throw in building seven totally not possible but they want you to believe it and part of their game is telling you such an outlandish story and basically daring you to refute it

45:17 The vagueness of any connections between the young men alleged to be the bombers in both capitals and an allegiance to al-Qaeda, which happened in both cases. And of course, we know al-Qaeda is CIA anyway. Suspects in Madrid and London under surveillance by the police and security services without gaining a clue.

45:42 that they were actually going to bomb trains or those buildings. And that's the case where we know several of the 9-11 supposed people were known to the FBI. There had been multiple reports, blah, blah, blah. Let's see. Suspects in Madrid and London under surveillance. Oh, hold on. The indecent haste.

46:13 to destroy important evidence in both cases. And then basically for Spain, the elections were part of the whole apparatus. And then also in London, we will see that that had an impact on Blair's

46:42 stance on things going on in the Middle East and Spain's participation in America's unpopular wars. And of course, we know basically that last bullet is that there's some fundamental aspect that they hope to get out of it, whether in Spain it was election interference. For us, obviously, it was the passing of the security clearance and then going back to war indefinitely.

47:13 And of course, as long as you have, quote unquote, Islamic terrorist events, then you can perpetuate your war machine attacking countries under that premise. So that's pretty much it for the Spanish train. And I'm going to leave it there because I'm going into the.

47:44 One in London, we're going to save that for tomorrow. And all of the machinations that it has. And then what I want to do at the end is I want to go over some of the highlights of a paper that I wrote that's on my sub stack that talks about.

48:09 England, and I want to kind of just take you through all of their Gladio history from the time that they were setting up Jedburgh prior to during World War II, touch on Winston Churchill, and then kind of just add both the fact that one of their presidents had basically a soft coup using Gladio events to unseat him twice.

48:39 which is not unlike what they were trying to do to President Trump with the soft coups. And then we'll also add in the London train bombing. And that's all going to take place tomorrow. So that kind of gives you an overview of what's going on. And I'm going to open it up for questions. If anybody has any, just request a mic.

49:10 Let it go. Did we lose Cousin It? Oh, yep, there we did. Let me get her back up here. Cousin It went and found a whole bunch of the references that she posted in the purple pill. So please go and click on those links and do some additional reading.

49:43 Please share those links because this is information that we want everybody to understand so that, you know, one of the kind of ironic things when you put out information, you're always going to have people who are still stuck in the I don't believe you frame of reference. And having the.

50:06 Information that you can bookmark and share it is critical to getting people much better informed because I would love for America to be like Spain. No, you're lying to me. I know you're lying to me. Stop it. At every step of the way, every time they threw out a dumb story, the Spanish people were like, you're lying. That's where we need to be. Go ahead, Sally.

50:37 Well, I was just reading through some of those things that Bridget had posted. It's amazing. Just 3-11, the number has to have some kind of a significance. And I'm not really into numbers, but it just seems odd that it's like 9-11, 3-11. It's just really weird that the date is so coincidental like that. Well, what I found most coincidental is the fact that it was 911 days after our 9-11. Wow. Yeah.

51:09 Is that crazy? So that's the reason why it was 3-11. It just, it was 911 days after our 9-11. That's crazy. The things going on right now, I don't know. I was telling you that I was the other day in a DM that I was trying to piece together how Gladio is like present, future. How is it going to tie? Because we know what they're doing in the past and I've been trying to figure out.

51:39 where are they going with this and try to recognize those patterns. And that thread that you did this morning, I just finished reading it. It's, it's tying everything. It's almost got everything to click in a way that I can explain it. Cause for me, it has to make sense before I can talk about it. And I think that that thread about the eugenics stuff is it's, it's putting all the social experimental stuff that I've been looking into. It's tying it together. Yeah. And the fact that it all comes back.

52:08 to Wild Bill Donovan, who sets up OSS and the CIA. I mean, the connections are just crazy. But, and Kellogg, I mean, you know, he's into funding the whole eugenicists and creates breakfast cereals to poison our kids. I mean, you just can't make this shit up. It's right there in front of your face. All you got to do is the research. That's crazy. Don't eat your kid's cereal.

52:38 My kids never ate cereal. I never bought it in my house. I was very instinctual raising my kids. So that was something that I didn't buy it. They had a hot breakfast every day. It's insane. But I'm going to actually post a video today. It's like five minutes long of me finally putting the pieces together of the social-emotional learning and how it's almost like they're trying to cause...

53:03 PTSD, because when you're constantly thinking about your emotions in such a hyper way, it creates that anxiety of post-traumatic stress disorder. And when you have that feeling, you can't function. You are just like a zombie. And I feel like that's exactly where they're trying to take people. So just so that you know, Moms for Liberty on their website that's open to the public has a tremendous amount of SEL data.

53:32 And goes back, as I indicated to you, I did my own research on it and found the connection to the Rockefeller chick. And they have had all kinds of experts. There's videos out on their website. They've done a real deep dive into that. So I would definitely check out their resources as well. Yeah, the thing that you mentioned about assigning kids an emotional, basically a...

54:02 social score, a lot of people don't realize that that is now built into school management systems and they have made free psychological counseling as part of these Medicaid grants to school systems so that you can, without your parents' permission, log on and talk to a psychologist.

54:31 unbeknownst to your family. And that's part of this scoring system that they have been internalizing in schools. Basically, to me, it provides the avenue for the CIA or the FBI to come in and find the people that are emotionally unstable for them to mess with.

54:53 As part of MKUltra, it is an evil system and it's all being incorporated into a federalized Department of Education. Well, they were actually caught doing that. And there's parents out there that are suing them because like a child with Down syndrome, they tried to recruit off of Facebook and they actually got caught doing it.

55:19 And, you know, just off the top of my head, I can't remember who they are, but they have been caught doing it. And it's mostly with challenged kids. So, yeah, but they're doing it even with like emotionally disturbed people. And I honestly believe because of this Medicaid part where they now have a record of anybody that's on those psychological.

55:46 you know, ADHD type medications, that this provides a national database for them to use for recruiting. SR-71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. Two points, I guess. The more you talk about soft coup and what's going on with soft coup, the more I come back to the reality that there really isn't a soft coup. At some given point, people will die.

56:15 OK, whether it's after the fact or before the fact. The other thing that I the other thing that I want to mention concerning social engineering of our kids, it all starts at the breakfast table and the dinner table. That's where social engineering takes place. Don't rely on the schools to do it. Thank you, Colonel. Sure. So let me redefine or define what a soft coup is.

56:44 As it's used in this literature, a hard coup is an assassination. It's taking the guy out literally. A soft coup is getting them out of office without killing them in office. It doesn't mean people aren't going to die. It's not soft in the fact that no one dies. There's always going to be dead bodies. That's the way the Operation Gladio works. They only get rid of people so they can instill chaos and control. So there's going to be dead bodies by default.

57:14 A soft coup is just the top of the hierarchy in how you get the guy who's not doing your bidding out of office. Some of them, they will offer, like they paid one of them $250,000, or they offered to pay him $250,000 for him to walk away. He refused to walk away. They killed him. That's the difference between a soft coup and a hard coup. He could have taken the soft coup. He decided to take the hard coup.

57:44 Go ahead, Sally. I just wanted to go back to, we were talking about the social emotional learning. They're actually renaming it to Dignity Index. It scores on a scale of one through eight. They've actually, this I came across this because I was looking into the candidates that were running for office in my state, our governor, gubernatorial race, but our governor currently

58:10 along with all of things like Palantir and those companies, have already been experimenting in Utah. And in 2022, they used this index to score our candidates and the media reported accordingly. So it's the next step to trying to get us to a social credit system. So it's a way of them also censoring them on Instagram because they have a score of...

58:38 Depending on where they fall in that score, they'll censor their posts and their feeds and whatnot. It's crazy. But they're already doing it in Utah. So that's exactly right. And this is how you know that it is part of this Marxist Nazi kind of program. Fascist program is what I was looking for.

59:04 As soon as they got exposed, and I will tell you, if you go back and just search on social emotional learning and Moms for Liberty, I mean, it got blasted everywhere. They got exposed big time. And not just the main, like CASEL, C-A-S-E-L is the original funder and creator of SEL curriculum. And if you go to CASEL's website, there's like a bajillion.

59:33 subsidiaries that have all been created and funded with Rockefeller money to brainwash our children. And I mean, you could spend days and days and days just coming up with lists.

59:46 Of ones that are funded either through the Department of Education or Castle itself or some of the foundations like Carnegie, Ford, Rockefeller Foundation, all of these. But they got found out and got exposed big time about, oh, I'd say it's a little over a year ago. So I'm not at all surprised that they're changing their name because that's exactly what these fascists do. They go underground. How many times have we seen that? I mean.

1:00:18 The World Wildlife Fund had gotten caught so many times with their hand, they decided to reopen under a new name, and it's all the same leadership, all the same program. Yep. Yep. That's one of their favorite tactics to use. Okay. We got any other questions? Nope. All right. Oh, well, somebody.

1:00:57 let's see mike has we'll give him um texas annie go ahead hi good day to y'all do you start at 12 is that eastern time yes oh no wonder i'm i'm coming in late because i'm on central and i missed it but i'll listen to the replay um i i also want to say like oh my god

1:01:33 You know, I was just arguing with my mortgage company and they're all Fannie Mae, no matter who they are, or Freddie Mac. And they're all like jacking up my payments and they're trying to put me in the poorhouse or take it. You know, I'm like going crazy. But anyway, thank you. And I know that they're all malicious and funded by more than likely the Rockefellers or something.

1:02:03 But it's making me nuts. Thank you for letting me say that. Yeah, and just know that Bridget updates my profile with the times on there, Monday through Friday, 12 Eastern Time. So if you're looking for something that we're doing or when the next something is going to be, she's very good at putting that information up there. Awesome. Thank you, Bridget. Sure.

1:02:33 Okay. SR-71? Yes, Colonel. I'm sitting here thinking about the public in general and how all of this went down and how the public actually wasn't buying a darn bit of it. And looking at that and seeing what was going on, it's still amazing to me how they managed to get all of this stuff buried. Specifically, I can think of several ways they do it, and one is to distract the public with some other event.

1:03:04 But in this case, it seemed like the public was well on to what was really going on. And yet they still managed to bury it. So in what case? You mean in Spain? Yes, ma'am. Yes and no. Spain in the aftermath of this was very attuned to what was going on.

1:03:30 And they have remained very reluctant to buy into a lot of their narrative out of NATO. Because keep in mind, Spain's the least of the traditional European countries. Spain was the last one into NATO.

1:04:00 South American countries, along with Italy, holding South American countries liable for Operation Condor, which is a subset of Gladio, as everyone knows, accountable for the death of Spanish citizens that happened to have been either residents or visitors to some of those South American countries. They've had extensive...

1:04:24 criminal lawsuits holding people responsible for death and torture and all kinds of other things. So I think in those respects, Spain is significantly ahead of some of their counterparts. And in defense of normal citizens, it is really a hard stretch to believe that your government is capable of killing its own civilians.

1:04:54 And certainly until I stumbled across Operation Gladio, I would have never suspected the extent to which governments are guilty of doing exactly that. It is a real eye opener because we just and they know that and they take advantage of that. That's psychological experimentation or programming that we as humans.

1:05:23 are we are geared to giving people the benefit of the doubt. You want to believe in the benevolence of entities, but it has been proven that they are not capable of carrying out the desires of the citizens and something has to be done about it. And, you know, I know and I tell everybody that.

1:05:52 Things are being done behind the scenes and in wide open. We've seen people get arrested that had went decades without being arrested. We saw the big roundup in Italy of all of their entire family of drug traffickers knocking.

1:06:09 basically 25% of their nefarious garbage out in a single arrest and court process. So there are things happening around the world. You have the Victor Orbans, you have El Salvador, you have Argentina. So there's things happening. And Nigel Farage looks like he's doing wonderful things over in the UK. And I'll tell you what, if he was able to pull that off,

1:06:37 All bets are off in dismantling this apparatus if he gets in. All bets are off because it's going to get crazy. And I think you have two things going on at the same time. You have the constant reminder of their focus now is 100% on Ukraine and attacking Russia. So you are living in real time.

1:07:06 a regime change, Operation Gladio style, in full visibility of the world. And you can go on some of these spaces and you can listen to the cognizant dissidence of these people still refusing to acknowledge that there was ever a regime change. We saw it might be this morning with an idiot.

1:07:31 I love now that I know the origination of the word moron because I'm going to use it more often. And you could not have convinced that man that there was actually a regime change, not just in 2004, in 2014. It's been acknowledged everywhere. You've got Victoria Nuland laughing about it, handing out cookies while people are falling over dead in the streets.

1:08:00 That kind of disconnect from reality needs mental therapy, as far as I'm concerned, because you're not even grounded. Well, he's really. Go ahead. He's really going to wet his pants when he finds out that the people that were in Dagestan yesterday were the same people that were at Crocus. So there's so much.

1:08:31 disconnect between... And I listen to these people talk because I want to understand how to position the information that we're exposing to be able to thwart their narrative. If you don't understand what people are being brainwashed to...

1:08:55 believe is true, you can't combat it. So I want to provide the

1:09:02 links and the information. And you guys do such an awesome job of helping me because it wasn't five seconds and someone had already posted the video of Victoria Nuland telling Marco Rubio that yes, we have weapons labs in Ukraine. So God bless all of you. I believe that we are going to be a formidable team together.

1:09:26 All of us collectively in thwarting anything that comes our way as far as information. We're going to be one of those hives of truth and collectively we will be able to combat it. Go ahead, Sally. All right. I was just going to say, guys, make sure you're following Colonel Towner, Bridget and Cousin It.

1:09:51 They do so much work behind the scenes, like hours and hours of research, and they're so amazing at it. And make sure you have their notifications turned on that way. You don't miss when they do spaces and you don't miss when they're posting things. And then I had a question for Cousin It. Where do you find all of this global? I've been trying to find a source of where I can find this global information without having to rely on someone from Twitter giving me wrong information.

1:10:18 And you'll have to be more specific, Sally. What kind of information? Are you looking for like Russian news? Well, yeah, just like the story you just got with the same people that are on the ground in Caracas are the same people in the other place. And I'm just... Well, you've got to read a lot of the foreign articles, the foreign news sources. Most of the stuff that has the information isn't in, excuse me, the one country. And it's definitely not here.

1:10:49 There's a couple of browsers that I use. I use the index.ru, which is the Russian search engine. And I also use the brave. Okay. That's okay. Not Google. You use a different cause I use, I use brave to find most of this stuff. No. Okay. Thank you.

1:11:12 Yeah, no, I use the Brave and I use the Yandex. And I also have Firefox and I use DuckDuckGo within Firefox. But I actually have everything Google blocked on my phone. So, no, it does not go to Google. The only time I may use Google is if I need to translate something and the language isn't recognized. They do have...

1:11:40 A good resource for for translations. Yeah, they have. Yeah. Yeah. And the article and see, it's piecing it together, too. It's not just one article handing you the whole thing. It's piecing it together. So knowing that the crocus shooters were not ISIS, we already did a podcast about that. Bridget, the colonel and I.

1:12:09 We know that they were in a stay behind unit in Turkey. They were trained in Ukraine. They went back to Turkey, flew into Moscow, et cetera, et cetera. We also know they weren't ISIS because usually those guys want to meet their virgins. Right. And they're all running away. And Dagestan terrorists also had an escape route. They were planning on leaving.

1:12:32 Which, again, they're not ready to martyr themselves. And like the true Islamists are ready to martyr themselves. So that's the first tell. The second tell is today. It was Pentecost. So now it's a holy day in Russia. So it's going to make a statement. The third takeaway was in an obscure article out of Turkey, which I actually have posted, not in the space, but on my page. Turkey had gone into.

1:13:01 Shortly after the crocus bombings went in, took out 140 people, arrested them in eight different counties, shut down, which is like indicative of a terror cell. They're not going to say it, but you can actually presume that because it happened almost immediately after the crocus guys were interrogated. So in one of their articles, they actually posted the link between the people in Dagestan yesterday and the crocus bombers. And that's not a coincidence.

1:13:32 Because they are going to have the terror cells around. And then reading further, and I don't have it off the top of my head, I apologize. There were actually, I believe, what would sound to me like a trial run in that region not long ago. And I forget where I saw it, so I can't be quoted on it. But they actually did try to have a trial run.

1:14:00 Because somebody another article had mentioned that it was a similar situation to blah, blah, blah. And I kind of glanced over it at first. So that's why I have to go back to find it. But that's pretty much how you do it. It's not a magic trick. It's just not Google either. So thank you. So also you can use free spoke, which I've.

1:14:26 did searches on brave and not found a hit, but then I will go into the free spoke app and it will come up with like 15 different articles. Um, also Bridget's real good about going into archive. Um, a lot of the stuff, even more recent stuff.

1:14:45 that you can't get access is actually on archive, which you can do a search on their metadata. It'll also bring up books where something is mentioned. So if you're actually researching a person, any appearance of their name in books can also be a hit or they have like when they were in podcasts and stuff like that. If it's been...

1:15:11 uploaded to archive.org like all of a whole bunch of Paul Williams which is where we originally began our Gladio research there were a bunch of videos of him talking about his work and the same thing with Danielle Gansler the problem

1:15:30 with those obviously is the ones that are international needs to have subtitles. But oftentimes you will find somebody from those countries. Like I had one of the guys from the Netherlands when we come across the weapon cache. I forget where I found that, but it was a weapon cache discovery that little kids made in a forest in Netherlands. I just posted the article and a guy.

1:15:58 from the Netherlands found me a video of the, it was like two videos, a part one and a part two of a four year investigation of a local.

1:16:09 Journalists that had subtitles, because the only one I could find was in Dutch, and he found the one with subtitles and posted it. So then we were able to follow that entire investigation and the weapons trafficking and the drug trafficking and everything that went along with their Operation Gladio program. He exposed it all in that one video, which was crazy. Go ahead, Bridget. One of the things I just wanted to add.

1:16:41 You know, we all became a team of three, and we all go at it like Colonel was talking and like Cousin It was talking. We all go at it different directions. We all have our own little things that we use that we have found reliable, like archive.org. And there's actually three different archives that you can use.

1:17:11 Archive.org is just one of them. And it has been under attack recently, and that's not a coincidence. But one of the things that also tends to make us a lot better are some of the links that you guys tend to tag us in. It might be an article that you guys see that you see because now you have this information, you have these tools, and you see that this could be Operation Gladio or this.

1:17:40 has the hallmarks of or this reminds me of what they did over here and we'll see that and we will also then discuss it between the three of us um i always call it spitballing but you know we're just kind of throwing it around and just like with the russian deal where all of a sudden it's like wait a minute weren't the guys in crocus from the same place yes so the next thing you know all three of us combined are kind of

1:18:09 shaking the trees and seeing what falls out and uh and putting the pieces together so it is an active um process but you guys are part of that process and and that's why we encourage you guys to ask questions ask questions about things that are going on today ask questions about you know something you saw um the um it is a process and and

1:18:37 The biggest thing that they fear is what's going on today, which is you guys are learning and learning to see through the headlines and see through the lies. And that is what is the first point in teaching other people to do the same thing. And the less they can fool us the way they have for years, the more aware we are of their tactics and their dirty tricks.

1:19:06 the less they can use them and have the desired effect, which the colonel used to always give the analogy of poking like a cattle prod. They're using these incidents to push us, but once we start realizing it is a cattle prod, we no longer start to keep moving, and then they stop using it. I have a bullwhacker. Yes, he does. Thanks for bringing up my redneck past, Bridget.

1:19:36 Go ahead, Sally. Yep. I don't. I'm proud of it. I have actually just started looking on archive.org this weekend, because I was looking for videos that had been taken down from Google of our governor, because the primaries are tomorrow, and I was trying to find stuff that contradicts his message, and I found a bunch of stuff, but oh, crap, what was my other thing? Oh, I have a program, in case you guys ever needed that.

1:20:04 I pay for part of my stream that helps with my streaming and editing videos is it will, I can upload videos to it and it will translate. So, so if it's in a foreign language, it'll give English subtitles to it. So if that's ever something that you need help with, reach out to me. Yeah, that's awesome. Thank you. I actually, yeah, I actually just did one. And I had to use two different ones because the first one thought that it only had Russian.

1:20:34 And it was definitely not Russian. It was Ukrainian. So the second one that I found was in Ukrainian and it did translate it correctly, or at least it looks correct. Which, by the way, is in the signal, guys. That's already done on the Centoria. Okay. Thanks. Okay. Well, that looks like it. Again, thank you all for being here. We'll be back tomorrow. We're going to talk some UK history.

1:21:05 As it relates to Gladio. Appreciate y'all being here. Don't forget tonight. You are doing Gladio with Bill Elmer. At 8 p.m. Eastern. That's true. Thank you Sally for reminding me. And also tomorrow night. At 1030. I will be on Badlands Media. With Absolute Conviction 1776. And Stormy Patriot Joe. I think it's called the Eye of the Storm. Lots of coffee.

1:21:36 Lots of lots of coffee. That's way past my bedtime. Holy cow. Right. Yeah. All right. Thanks, everybody. Just one thing, Colonel. Ladies give new meaning to the sewing circle. That's all I can say. I can't sew worth a damn. Oh, I love to sew. Really? Yes. Oh, I've got a pile. Oh, shoot. I wish I had known that. I can't even I can barely sew a button on anything. So.

1:22:07 I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. It's a good thing. All right. See you guys tomorrow.

Entities here

Operation Gladio26 Madrid train bombings25 Spain15 José María Aznar7 September 11 attacks7 Jamal Hamidin5 NATO5 United Kingdom5 Al Qaeda4 Soviet Union4 2024 Crocus City Hall attack4 ETA4 Spanish Socialist Workers' Party4 Turkey3 Otto Skorzeny3 Francisco Franco3 Guardia Civil3 Netherlands2 William J. Donovan2 TEDAX2 Victoria Nuland2 Populist Party2 William Harding Jackson2 Buffalo2 ISIS2 El Mundo2 Italy2 Dagestan2 William Pawley1 Black Pawns1 Jamal Zougham1 Rafa Zohier1 Emilio Trashorras1 Mossali Kalaji1 George H.W. Bush1 Manuel del Pino1 José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero1 Michael Walsh1 Felipe González1 Ergenekon1

Claims made here

Spain funded Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 5:25

“to us because it housed Otto Skorzeny and provided him protection. And it was also used as a money laundering opportunity to pay Otto Skorzeny under the guise of creating U.S. bases in Spain. And for …”

U.S. Air Force overbilled_or_diverted Otto Skorzeny book_quoted ▶ 5:55

“apparatus to build Air Force bases in Spain that were tremendously overpriced, and the difference was used to pay off Otto Skorzeny for his training and operational support of Operation Gladio via NAT…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 5:55

Dale Shea member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 6:54

“who was originally from France, all spent significant time in Spain because they basically were kind of the lieutenant of the Operation Gladio for NATO. And they had safe passage anywhere in Spain. We…”

Yves Guérin-Sérac member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 6:54

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 10:18

“It had government forces and General Franco's forces fighting each other. Many believe that the March 11, 2004 attack was an Operation Gladio attack because there was an election.…”

José María Aznar framed ETA host_asserted ▶ 11:15

“if it's Operation Gladio, it was designed to do that, the outcome of the election. The government of Jose Mari Aznar, A-Z-N-A-R, immediately attached the blame to an organization called ETA. It was a …”

Jamal Zougham carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings documented ▶ 24:17

“One guy by the name of Jamal Zougham, Z-O-U-G-H-A-M, was actually convicted of planting explosives in a rucksack. Others went down for long sentences amounting to thought crimes. Much of the evidence …”

Rafa Zohier member_of Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 29:36

“kind of like the ones the FBI uses, I'm sure. One was named Rafa Zohier, Z-O-U-H-I-E-R, lined up conspirators up, let's see, lined the conspirators up with an explosive trafficker. In the two days bef…”

Emilio Trashorras member_of Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 30:06

“a conspiracy to terrorize the railway network. The second guy, Emilio Trashoras, and I'll spell that last name, T-R-A-S-H-O-R-R-A-S, was the alleged middleman squaring the deal. He had conversations w…”

Jamal Hamidin member_of Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 31:52

“Three weeks after the train bombings, officers of the anti-terrorist squad called GIA go to one of the flats associated with the prospective terrorist. And it's at kind of the outskirts of Madrid. The…”

Guardia Civil covered_up Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 34:56

“for the security forces, which basically is where most of the operational support for Gladio was housed. The police account stated that the large force of officers that forced open the door and fired …”

Al Qaeda carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 37:47

“paid the largest price at the poll for misleading the public. Naturally, Aznar's socialist opponent, Zapatero, finding himself so unexpectedly summoned to kiss the hand of the king, milked a whirlwind…”

José María Aznar funded Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 37:47

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 38:18

“Spain's embroilment in foreign wars. This being so, the Madrid bombings may belong in a rare category where the ideological was not the ruling factor. What could have been the mysterious third force? …”

Jamal Hamidin carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 38:50

“tight because they were sound reasons to believe that they were under police protection. And the same is true as the other rogue elements that were paraded before the court. They were but small fries …”

Ergenekon carried_out_attack Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 40:49

“was something that the crime syndicate could well do without. A socialist government traditionally soft on crime presented a much rosier prospect, with billions involved in a certain price became read…”

Luis Del Pino covered_up Madrid train bombings host_asserted ▶ 42:49

“Despite right-wing voices drumming away at the jihadist plot, the mass of Spanish people were not taken in. Dismissing the trial as irrelevant and insulting and as state theatrical production, the Ass…”

2024 Crocus City Hall attack member_of ISIS host_asserted ▶ 1:11:40

“A good resource for for translations. Yeah, they have. Yeah. Yeah. And the article and see, it's piecing it together, too. It's not just one article handing you the whole thing. It's piecing it togeth…”

Ukraine trained 2024 Crocus City Hall attack host_asserted ▶ 1:12:09

“We know that they were in a stay behind unit in Turkey. They were trained in Ukraine. They went back to Turkey, flew into Moscow, et cetera, et cetera. We also know they weren't ISIS because usually t…”

2024 Crocus City Hall attack carried_out_attack Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:12:09

Turkey trained 2024 Crocus City Hall attack host_asserted ▶ 1:12:09

Paul L. Williams exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:15:11

“uploaded to archive.org like all of a whole bunch of Paul Williams which is where we originally began our Gladio research there were a bunch of videos of him talking about his work and the same thing …”

Danielle Ganser exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:15:11

Netherlands covered_up Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:16:09

“Journalists that had subtitles, because the only one I could find was in Dutch, and he found the one with subtitles and posted it. So then we were able to follow that entire investigation and the weap…”