Operation Gladio - State of the GOP and Tibet

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0:00 What would a space be without me getting kicked out of my own space? Oh, my gosh. Nothing to see here. Nothing to see. So I'm beginning to believe you guys. I went into a space earlier and every time I spoke, I could not hear anybody else after that point except for the host.

0:26 I had to keep going out and coming back in, going out and coming back in. It's the craziest. I don't know what's going on. That's been happening to me the last two or three times. I don't know why. And everything will be going fine for an hour. And then all of a sudden, it'll happen. So, go figure. Yeah. Well, it started doing it to me right away. So, I mean, after I spoke the first time.

0:57 And I'm blaming Alpha because I wouldn't even have been in the space if he hadn't been there. I'm fascinated with this guy's sign here. Just spoke. His handle is mobster21. That's interesting. I love it. Okay. So my expectation.

1:31 for this space is two things. I don't know why, just blame the way my brain operates, was looking into the, as you guys know, I've been doing a lot of reading on Nelson Rockefeller. So in the middle of that, there was a mention of

2:02 Asia. And we've talked about Asia ad nauseum. And one of the things that popped into my head was if, so we know the NATO methodology is surrounding Russia to cut them off. And cut them off meaning trade, pipelines, all this stuff. And we have

2:30 mentioned in the past the rerouting of pipelines to cut Russia out of deals, which Sullivan and Cromwell and Alan Dulles did through Azerbaijan. Well, not through, it originated in Azerbaijan and had transited Russia, and they used the Chechnyan false flag slash Operation Gladio efforts in order to demonize

2:59 the Soviet Union or Russia at the time. And during that period, they were rerouting a major pipeline to cut Russia out of revenue. So we have seen firsthand how they do this. And we have seen how they use to the detriment of the country, each and every country along the borders of these.

3:27 large landmass that they want, and they want the resources out of them for this global hegemony, one world government takeover. And obviously, if you're Russia or China, and you're in charge of a large landmass, and you're not buying into what they're selling, they are going to kill you in the death by a million cuts kind of fashion.

3:56 Again, this is just the way my brain works. So I went back and I was looking at the border of a 1900 map, which I have to keep going back to because everything we've been told is a lie. And so if you, let me pull up the one I was, map of the world. So just type in like 1900.

4:26 map of the world. And if you look at the most of them, they'll have like this one I'm looking at right here says Russia Empire, Chinese Empire, and all of them have Tibet as part of China. Well, that's weird because we've been told repeatedly.

4:57 That Tibet's its own country and China took it over. And, you know, bad on China because they're all communists. And that was called land aggression. And so what you find out is in many cases, like with Formosa, Formosa was always China. Tibet was always China. And they used the fact that.

5:28 Some outside entity, namely the UK and the US, decided that Tibet was no longer a part of the Chinese empire and they recognized it as a separate country. And therefore, you could say that the quote unquote communists were aggressive in taking over Tibet when in fact it was always China. So then I got to thinking, well, isn't that the same damn thing they just did to Ukraine? Ukraine was always Russia.

5:59 Right. So go back to the Russian Empire. The Ukraine, as it was explained in Russian language, meant outer boundary, something to that effect. And so Ukraine was never its own country. It was always an entity within greater Russia. So these, again, instigator chaos manufacturers.

6:30 come along and convince the Banderas and Stetsco and Lebed and all of those people, hey, we're going to get together and we're going to cause chaos. And the way we're going to do that is we want all of you guys to claim that you're Ukrainian as in a country, not Ukrainian as in an entity within Russia. And then we're going to immediately recognize the fact that

7:00 You're actually a separate country. And we're going to get that built into the resolution of the post-World War II bullshit of creating countries out of whole cloth. I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, actually, when the actual countries like Pakistan and these others that they just literally created. There was not an Iran. There was Persia.

7:29 There was not Iraq. It was Mesopotamia. So all of these entities that came along after World War II were just made up bullshit. And they were done in order to create chaos. So I got to looking back over some of our notes on Tibet. So let me share with you guys a couple of things.

8:01 Hold on just a second. I got to get back to my other notes. Okay. So I've got way too many. So when I go into a subject, I opened a separate window of my either Safari or Brave, depending on which I'm doing. And then I have the windows all for it, but I've got like five of them open. So I have to find the one that I was doing for Tibet.

8:35 All right. So here it is. There is a white paper and I will send this to Bridget so she can post it because it has some very interesting data sets from a long time ago, like a long, long time ago. All right. It starts out saying that.

9:04 Origins of the quote-unquote so-called Tibetan independence. For more than 700 years, the central government of China has continuously exercised sovereignty over Tibet, and Tibet had never been independent. Now, millions of files in both Chinese and Tibetan recorded historical facts over more than seven centuries are being kept in the archives of Beijing, Nejing, and...

9:33 I don't know how you say L-H-A-S-A. I'm just going to pronounce it Lhasa. No government of any country in the world has ever recognized Tibet as an independent state at that time. British Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne, who we've come across before as being a troublemaker in some other instances, in a formal instruction he sent out in 1904 called Tibet.

10:03 a province of the Chinese empire. In his speech at Lok Sabha in 1954, Indian Prime Minister Nehru said, quote, over the past several hundred years, as far as I know, at no time has any foreign country denied China's sovereignty over Tibet, unquote. The Dalit clique and overseas anti-Chinese

10:27 China forces, used to claim that between 1911 revolution and the founding of the PRC, the People's Republic of China, in 1949, Tibet became a country exercising full authority, which again is bullshit. Historical facts refute this. The simple reality that the installation of the 14th Dalai Lama needed the approval of the national government is sufficient proof that Tibet did not prove...

10:57 possess any independent power over that period. So wait a minute. Wait a minute. The Dalai Lama's appointment has to get the People's Republic of China's permission, but they're somehow independent. And by the way, that had been the case for a long time. And I'm going to talk about that in just a second. Therefore, the Tibetan independence, which the Dalai click and oversees anti-China forces,

11:28 propagated is nothing but a fiction by the imperialists who committed aggression against China in modern history. How have imperialists instigated Tibetan independence? There is no such word as independence in the Tibetan vocabulary at the beginning of the 20th century. After the British imperialists started the first opium war of aggression against China in 1840, China was reduced

11:54 From an independent sovereign country to a semi-colonial country, imperialist forces took advantage of a weak Dwing dynasty and began plotting to carve up China, including Tibet. In order to bring Tibet into the sphere of influence, British aggressors invaded China's Tibet twice. Now, this is referred to as the Boxer Wars, and I find this absolutely amazing because

12:24 I did not realize that the Boxer Wars was physically in Tibet. I've read all about them, and they refer to areas, and it's just like that other book where I was telling you they used one name for Chiang Kai-shek as opposed to the name we all know him by, as if to obfuscate the actual history so we stay stupid. So that's why it is so important.

12:53 that you read multiple sources on every issue, pro and con, to your foregone conclusions so that you can form an independent assessment of who's making the best argument. Don't read one document. I don't ever support any of the stuff that we research with one document. We will find 10 different documents, read them all, and make an assessment.

13:22 of the validity of them based on a whole bunch of different things. One of the best things that I was taught, and I was taught this as a major when I was assigned to U.S. Central Command, and a guy by the name of Major General Larry Twitchell, who adopted me as he became my mentor, one of them, an amazing

13:55 He was related to the Twitchell who was part of the oil discovery in Saudi Arabia. He's just he was just an amazing man. He's since passed away. But he's the one that kind of moved me into an elevated historian of nonfiction. I'd always read nonfiction, but not to the extent that I did after I met him, because he was such an intellectual and would have these.

14:24 Frankly, I mean, just conversations where I didn't have anything to say. I was all in the receive mode because he was so freaking smart. And what he told me early on in my assignment at CENTCOM, he was the reserve general officer on General Wald's staff at CENTAF, which is the air component of CENTCOM.

14:48 And so he came to MacDill all the time and I was his escort officer on one of his visits and we kind of just hit it off. So he's also the guy that got me my F-16 ride, by the way. So obviously I just love him to death. He told me when I got to CENTCOM that one of the challenges for me was going to be understanding the area of responsibility only because it was so large, number one.

15:19 bodies of information that were diabolically opposed to each other. And he began bringing me books after he would read them. He would bring like a whole, like a grocery bag full of books down every trip he made. And he was an avid reader. So he encouraged me to read, for example, and he brought me several of these books.

15:45 When he would talk about the Palestinian versus Israeli issue, he did so based on authors that had written material for the pro-Palestinian side as well as the pro-Israeli side. And he then challenged people to think for themselves. You can read material, and based on the wording of the material, you can...

16:15 Begin to it. The the style in which it's written reveals a lot about the author. And, you know, we have come across books. And one of the things that just recently got posted was the legacy of asked ashes about the CIA and how it's a piece of shit because it doesn't really actually reveal any. It sensationalized stuff that had already came out in congressional.

16:43 testimony as if it was some big reveal, and it was not. And when you read the book, one of the very first things that stood out to me is the elevation of people that I knew 100% were trash. And that is something that you can begin to realize after you've read several books on a

17:14 When they are elevating or quoting people that you know to be part of the problem, it negates basically their entire conversation. But still, it's necessary to read those books because in reading those books, you understand what they want you to think. You understand what their motivation is behind the writing of the book.

17:42 So that is equally as important to be able to identify as it is any new material that may or may not be in the book. So you begin to see agendas pushed and the use of language is so important. So back to this story. And because I think this is directly related to that.

18:11 This is material that we were never taught. They will decide something like the fact that we're going to death by a million cuts of China. And again, don't misunderstand me. I am not making excuses for modern day China. I'm not making excuses for modern day Russia or anybody else. I'm interested in getting to the facts.

18:40 Because what I believe the facts show is that there has been a concerted effort to make Americans ignorant of actual history. And once they've erased our history, they can shape our future in any way they want. And so you begin to question how many other fake countries have they been willing to commit our tax dollars to?

19:11 our resources, and our souls, our bodies, our military, to pretend that they're even a country number one, and more importantly, to achieve an agenda that is not beneficial to us. It is not beneficial to the entire world to destabilize Ukraine. It's not beneficial to the entire world to destabilize Russia. And yet...

19:41 That's what they're doing. And they're using our grandkids tax money to do exactly that, which could piss off every single person alive. Especially when you can go back and find these documents that says everything that they're doing is a lie. Now, why is Tibet even important? And why is it important that they basically lied to us about everything? Well, you start beginning to realize that.

20:09 Who was actually occupying Tibet? If China fought boxer wars there to implement the opium of India into China, well, who do we know that was the opium dealer in China? Oh my God, that was Chiang Kai-shek. Well, don't you know that Chiang Kai-shek was in this area too? And the KMT army was in this area too. So you won't find it at all surprising that

20:39 knowing all of that, that the CIA was in here. Because where else would have Paul Helliwell been when he was hanging around with Shane Kyshek to come up with the whole, how do we pay for Operation Gladio drug trafficking schematic? Oh, so actually Tibet is much more important for Operation Gladio storytelling than even I realized.

21:08 Now that we've got that part out of the way and we've tied it to that other made up country called Taiwan that we're all supposed to die over because every other day somebody's telling us that it's in our vital interest, which conveniently was placed in our vital interest so that we could be manipulated. You will find it very interesting to know that there is, let me send this to her to a declassified document that.

21:38 talks about the fact that not only did the CIA train political activists, propaganda tools, and paramilitary people to conduct operations inside of Tibet. Now, I also have to say this. The first documentation of this was as early as 1950, but which coincides with...

22:09 the invasion into Korea too. And look at how that all matches up. Look at where Korea is. Look at where Tibet is and the Tibet area of China, not a country. And see if that doesn't start to make a little bit more sense. So it was discovered in, let me just read this classified document. Now I'm going to challenge the dates a little bit, but

22:37 This is what the CIA wrote. Summary. The CIA Tibetan activity consists of political action, propaganda, and paramilitary activity. The purpose of the program at this stage is to keep the, at this stage, which means it was not the beginning, was to keep the political concept of an autonomous Tibet alive within Tibet. So they're actually agitating this to create that concept. A political concept, not a reality.

23:07 and among foreign nations, principally India, to build a capability for resistance against possible political developments inside of China. Problem, to explain agency expenditures in support of the Tibetan program, because we have one little hiccup, and I'll get to that in a second. Background and objectives. At a December 1962 meeting, the quote-unquote special group

23:35 approved the continuation of CIA-controlled Tibetan operations. Previous operations had gone to support isolating Tibetan resistant groups within the Tibet and to the creation of a paramilitary force in Nepal-Tibet border. So they're actually going to create terrorist training camps on the Nepal side of the Tibetan border.

24:03 just like they did in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras. You see the patterns? All over Africa, they did it as well, we found out. They were going to train up at least 2,000 men, 800 of whom would be armed by the agency using airdrops. And when were they airdropping them? January 1961. And what was January 1961?

24:32 the month JFK became president. So this is Eisenhower's operation and Vice President Nixon's operation, to keep that in mind. In 1963, as a result of the something blacked out, redacted, result of the elite special group meeting, the agency began a more broadly based political program with the exiled Tibetans.

25:01 This included bringing 133 Tibetans to the United States to train in political propaganda and paramilitary techniques. You know, like they did the Cuban exiles in Miami. Only this one was going to be set up in Colorado because of the mountainous areas more climatically consistent with Tibet. So the CIA is bringing terrorists.

25:31 into the United States to give them terrorist training, just like we did in Miami. We did the exact same thing in Colorado. Continuing the support subsidy to the Dalai Lama's entourage, who by that time had moved to India, continuing support to the Nepal-based Tibetan guerrilla camp and reassignment of a part of an unarmed guerrillas to India for further training. So they're setting up guerrilla training camps in India as well.

26:02 Operational plans call for the establishment of approximately 20 single resident agents in Tibet. And there's a bunch of redacted stuff, so I'm just kind of reading through it. Two road watch teams in Tibet to report possible Chinese communist buildups and six border watch communication teams.

26:28 blacked out. The blacked out will stay in direct contact and will conduct political correspondence with refugee groups, again, using migrant refugees as political operatives slash terrorists to import back into these countries. It also says that it was going to create an increased Tibetan national political

26:56 consciousness among these refugees in other words just like they did with the ukrainians that went into germany they then used them to turn them into quote-unquote nationalist and carry this bullshit nationalist narrative they are propagandized brainwashing um paying people to be operatives in order to go out and tell the world

27:24 how Tibet has always been a country. And we're refugees from the country of Tibet, just like they did with Ukraine. It's all bullshit. The blank was established in October 19... I can't tell if that's 63 or 83. And the communication center serving it is presently being built... Oh, it's 63, because it was scheduled completion date is 64.

27:54 One of the most serious problems facing the Tibetans is a lack of trained officials equipped in linguistics and administrative abilities. The agency is undertaking the education of some 20 selected Tibetan junior officers to meet this need. The U.S. Advisory Committee, composed of prominent U.S. citizens, have been established to sponsor the education of these Tibetans.

28:21 Cornell University has been selected as the place we're going to do that. So they're putting people they're going to use as spies into the university system. The agency is supporting the establishment of a Tibet house in New Delhi, Geneva, and New York City.

28:46 The Tibet houses are intended to serve as unofficial representation for Dalai Lama to maintain the concept of a separate Tibetan political identity. It's all manufactured. The Tibet house in New York City will work closely with the Tibetan supporters in the UN, particularly the, I don't know, Malayan, Irish, and Thai delegations.

29:16 the cost of the Tibetan program for 1964 can be approximated figures as follows. And it ends up being, you know, I don't know, almost $2 million in the early 1960s. So the CIA in one year is spending $2 million to brainwash America to believe that that was all a separate. Oh, and by the way, didn't we learn that the Cuban exiles in the

29:44 bullshit stuff that they were setting up about how Castro was never part of the CIA and all that other shit didn't they set up a house for the Cuban people in New York City as well yes yes they did because that's where supposedly the people were at that were making all of those announcements during the Bay of Pigs when in fact they'd been kidnapped literally kidnapped and held hostage down in Miami so that the CIA could release statements on their behalf yeah that actually happened too

30:14 So that's the end of that document, but not the end of what I wanted to bring to you guys. Here is another. Let's see, where did that go? This is and I'm not buying this book, but there is a book called The CIA Secret War in Tibet, and it's written by Kenneth Conboy and James Morrison. I'm going to give you just a little bit of the synopsis here.

30:45 The CIA's Secret War in Tibet authors recount the efforts of the CIA to assist Tibetan resistant fighters in their struggle against the PRC from the 1950s to the 70s, although the agency had contacts with Tibetans since the Chinese reoccupied Tibet in 1950. It did not organize a major operation in the country.

31:13 until 55 and 56. But just because they used the word major operation doesn't mean they didn't already have stay-behind units there, because they did. With the assistance of a guy by the name of Thrandup, a brother of the Dalai Lama, who was active in politics in the Tibetan refugee community, the CIA recruited and trained Sikh Tibetan refugees to serve as agents.

31:44 in assessing the strength of the rebellion and preparing for the creation of a resistance network. So let me just say this. There was no resistance network. The Dalai Lama, if you actually read about the history of Tibet, when Mao took over and kicked Chiang Kai-shek out and freed the people of Tibet from the opium drug bullshit that was going on there.

32:11 The Dalai Lama was all hunky-dory with creating an agreement with Mao in which Mao said that all of the, I'm going to call it for a state, all of the state of Tibet was allowed to maintain its religion. It was allowed to maintain all of its current ways of doing business that the Chinese government.

32:41 was not going to interfere with anything within the state of Tibet. All they had to do was come to Beijing and, quote unquote, they used the word negotiate. But they had already said that they were willing to do all of that. Just leave it like it is. Come be part of the greater China. So the Dalai Lama wanted to do that. But there were forces inside of Tibet.

33:09 namely the CIA backed forces, that kept agitating not doing that. Eventually they did do that. And it was not until the CIA began planting their stay behind units and training paramilitary and Mao found out about it, that shit started going down in Tibet and not in a good way for any of the Tibetans.

33:35 It was not until the CIA was discovered agitating bullshit stuff just like Ukraine people. It was not until then that the PRC came in and began cracking down on the nationalists, as they referred to them, which were not nationalists at all. They were CIA trained.

34:01 paramilitary because there was no freaking nation Tibet was never a nation it was internal to China the CIA took up residency in China to start bullshit just like they did in Formosa so that's so crazy and I know that we weren't going to um

34:34 do another country intent, which we didn't because Tibet's not a country. I did want to share that with you guys because I think more than just about any other, this particular point in history, this activity kind of paints the entire brush of so much of what we've

35:03 come across. So let me finish it up with this. This is more from a review of Convoy and Morrison's book. In the book's preface, Convoy and Morrison write that the story of the CIA's activity in Tibet had been told before, but they contend that the story needs to be retold for several reasons. Tibet, they claim, became a vital Cold War proving ground for the CIA case officers and their spycraft.

35:32 You know, nothing like killing a bunch of people so you can perfect your spy craft. Much of the equipment that the agency used in subsequent years, especially aircraft and communication gear, was combat tested in the most extreme conditions imaginable. The CIA personnel also learned techniques for airdropping supplies and in establishing communication networks that were used in subsequent operations. Moreover, they learned to work.

36:01 closely with other government agencies. This should piss you guys off. Especially the armed forces in the U.S. Forest Service in getting the pilots, parachute instructors, and aircraft needed to implement the program. Finally, many of the officers who participated in the Tibet program later assumed positions of greater responsibility directing CIA activities all over the world. Especially

36:31 in Vietnam and Laos. John Kenneth Knott, who trained Tibetan agents and later headed the Tibetan Task Force in the early 1960s, went on to hold senior positions at Langley. Roger McCarthy, the head of the Tibetan Task Force at the height of its activities from 59 to 61, later led operations in Vietnam and Laos. Two CIA members who trained the Tibetan agents in Colorado,

37:01 Thomas Fossmeyer and Anthony Poshpenny, also went by Tony Poe as his secret name, also served in the Vietnam Theater of Operations for several years. And again, let's just look up this one guy because I did not do that ahead of time. And let's see what they come up with.

37:31 There was an article written on him. It's in the Washington Post. He died at 92, the Kenneth Noss guy. And it says he helped train the Tibetan guerrillas against quote unquote Chinese occupiers. This is what the Washington Post calls them. Chinese occupiers. No, the CIA was the occupiers.

37:59 only to see U.S. support for the policy evaporate, says, let's see, during a 43-year career as a CIA officer, Knauss was based in India, Japan, Canada, and a substantial focus of his work in aiding the Tibetan guerrillas in their resistance. After retiring, he wrote two books, Orphans of the Cold War, America and the Tibetan Struggle for Survival.

38:30 So, again, this is a bullshit book by a CIA officer trying to convince the world that Tibet was an independent country. He also wrote a book called Beyond Shangri-La, America and Tibet's Move into the 21st Century. But again, I would encourage people to read those books so you can understand what CIA bullshit is all about.

38:56 Because those books, and I've read several of their books like this, they're filled with bullshit. And once you understand the details of actual history, you can spot them right away. He first met the Tibetans in 1958, which, again, is the first formally acknowledged CIA involvement. But their involvement started in 1950.

39:27 And it says he did so to deliver a lecture to, quote unquote, foreign nationals on international communism and specifically Chinese communism. And again, this is a propaganda campaign to, and I'm not saying China's not communist, don't get me wrong. What they are trying to paint back in the 50s was communist aggression. And they did so by declaring.

39:56 internal portions of a country, i.e. Tibet, a state inside of China for the last 700 years, as an independent state and then saying the fact that Chinese in charge of it was their aggression. No aggression happened to Tibet until Mao found out.

40:21 that the CIA was setting up Operation Gladio, stay behind units in there and training paramilitary people. And then the quote unquote aggression was against the CIA, not against Tibet, except for those people who had been part of the infiltration and basic treason to the country of China. That would be just like what's going on here in the United States when we find out our congressman and I don't know, maybe the governor of...

40:51 minnesota has invited china inside you know because they're supposedly the communist so how is it that what goes on over there and what was done to tibet which is part of china was all bad but somehow walsh is the vice president nominee for the democrat party you just can't square any of that shit okay so

41:22 There's mountains of this. I'm going to put this over so Bridget can also post this article. And I do want to say a couple of things about our the state of the GOP. I was in a space earlier today because Alpha Warrior was in it and I found the topic.

41:50 very interesting i had never been in this lady's space um and she has a very interesting space there are a lot of people in there going through the people which i always do when i go into a space i've never been in i look at the audience that's following her there were a lot of people in there that had supported

42:21 ronda santa's presidential campaign and it was still in their little bios and um not that there's anything wrong with that if we're trying to coalesce around a gop we're all free to endorse whatever primary person because we have to understand that if you are an actual freedom believer that in a primary where multiple people can run there's going to be multiple people

42:51 that are supported. And I've been very honest about the fact that I did not in the Florida primaries in 2016 support initially. I did vote for him, by the way, but I didn't support him initially in the primary in 2016. I supported Ted Cruz. I don't want anybody telling me that I'm a traitor. I don't want anybody telling me that I'm stupid because I'm not.

43:20 I did not know Donald Trump from a man on the moon. I don't watch television. I knew nothing about him. So I believed Ted Cruz and had followed him for a very long time was legit. My husband convinced me differently. And obviously, politics is talked about a lot in our house.

43:53 That person did this one thing this one time. We will never have a cohesive political party. So what's important is once we have a nominee that everybody gets behind him. But I did want to speak to a couple of things that came up. And a couple of the things that came up was the apparent misunderstanding that.

44:21 a lot of people have about things that happen in Washington, D.C. For example, someone made mention of the fact that the real people to blame in how a congressional member votes is the staff because the staff stays there forever. And I made a distinction between career staff members that basically work on committees and the staff members.

44:49 in a particular representative or senator's actual office. Now, a permanent staff member can be moved over to work specifically for a congressman or a senator, so don't confuse those two. But everybody that works in the immediate office of a representative or senator is hired by that entity and

45:16 That entity has 100 percent responsibility for all of their votes, not their staff members. So you can go back and say that, you know, like Feinstein, when she's like 90 and senile sitting in a senator's position, that there's something systematically wrong with our that she should have been recalled. All of these things and all of those things are true. But it is not the staff.

45:45 That should be held responsible. Dianne Feinstein, the Democratic Party in the state of California, has responsibility because she was not casting those votes. Whoever was on her staff was. And those people should absolutely be driven out of politics for even participating in that charade. OK, so there's all kinds of different things and way to look at it.

46:13 One of the points that I wanted to make in listening to this is there seems to be the, what I'm going to refer to, and I understand words are important, so I'm going to be very careful in the way I word this. There is the evangelical wing of the GOP, and those people have some very hard and fast requirements.

46:41 for a GOP candidate. And it was suggested that Donald Trump allowing Bruce Jenner to use the women's bathroom at Mar-a-Lago was an embracing of the transgender policy. Okay. So the question was asked because of the, and I was asked to answer it. The question was asked is,

47:13 Is that going to be, you know, their contention was it's problematic because it was Trump that was allowing a door to be open. And any time a door is opened, that there is moving us down, you know, towards a an embracing of that idea. And my point was, as we all know, so I'm preaching to the choir.

47:44 A hundred and some odd years ago, there was a declared culture war created, and that train has been going downhill for over a hundred years. It's at this point about a thousand mile an hour, large freight train barreling down the tracks. And for anyone to think that in four years,

48:14 You could arrest that train to a dead stop, somehow flip the effing thing around and start pushing it uphill is out of their mind. I'm sorry, you're out of your mind. That's never going to happen. Four years, people. He was president for four years. Did he stop the train? Yes. Did he tell everybody where the train was?

48:44 Did he start lighting up fireworks all along the train track? Yes, he did. He stopped a runaway railroad dead in its track. He exposed the fact that the runaway railroad was running away. So I just think people need to understand the size of what it is that we're dealing with and don't.

49:14 No one is asking you to leave your principles. What I'm asking you is to use your brain. I'm asking you to understand that this monster is over 100 years old and has been allowed to grow to monumental proportions. And one man cannot do everything. So what was he supposed to do?

49:44 Was he supposed to create a scene at Mar-a-Lago and say, I'm sorry, Bruce, you can't go into that bathroom. People, we have to pick our battles. And when your entire country is being destroyed, that is not the battle. So we're going to prioritize our battles. That will be a battle. That's not this battle. This battle is about saving our country so that we can actually.

50:14 decide how we want our country ran. Because if you don't first save the country, it ain't going to matter what bathrooms because we're not going to be in charge. So again, I love the conversation because I think there's too many people that pussyfoot around these hard conversations to have and they do so based on a lack of

50:45 historical information and an understanding of just how big this octopus really is. And while one tentacle is strangling the body, you're asking for, you know, some little hair on the tentacle to be addressed. I'm going to say let's chop off all of the tentacles first. That's all I'm going to say. So we're going to go ahead and open it up.

51:16 And hear what you guys have got to say, because I'm very interested in your feedback as well. All along. Go ahead. Hi, Colonel. Extremely provocative show today. Extremely provocative. What initially caught my attention was you were pointing out the chronology. I'm not sure if this was your intention, but of the encirclement of.

51:56 the China-Russia, you know, potential block, which was seen that way in 1958-59, you know, by the planners, how to avoid that, right? And you think back at, you know, as you mentioned, JFK's coming into office January 1961. And let's look at to what extent these operations were, where they were implemented, and when they were implemented.

52:26 In other words, let's contextualize JFK vis-a-vis the CIA for a second, because like for eight years, they had had, you know, what for all intents and purposes could be seen as like their first president. And they had been given a lot of leeway and Eisenhower kind of knew it. But the runaway train, to steal your metaphor, had been kind of already set on.

52:56 on track so strongly in the 50s because the Pentagon and the military had grown so much during World War II. And our whole history kind of like, kind of like de-emphasizes that. But if you read like the, I would recommend everybody read Hogan's book called The Iron Cross, or I'm sorry, Cross of Iron. And he's about, you know, the creation of the National Security Act and just how much trouble.

53:25 FDR had had controlling the feuding factions of the military, right? And so JFK was like, there's really the first president, you know, fait accompli where you have a runaway train and it's actually being dealt with by a new elected administration. So what's really at stake here is we can clearly see that how and why elected

53:53 you know, elections lost sovereignty over the deep state. And we can see it in a way, but where all of the things that you're pointing out here are deliberately, in my opinion, under-emphasized. So we can't see, you know, the early development of the national security state. Because look, you just described how China and Russia were basically encircled. And also that I think the timing is so important because if you look at the Lumumba, which assassination and capture,

54:23 You have to ask yourself, if JFK is in the NSC meetings in December 60, January 61, in what way would he probably have been most likely different from Eisenhower? I'd say it has to be in Congo because of his Algeria speech in 1957. It's kind of under-emphasized how that really spread among African nationalists.

54:54 you know, economic nationalists. And if we see that, it's clear that the JFK assassination is not about, you know, 61 years ago. It's about why, you know, why are we still teaching the railroad tracks and not the runaway train in U.S. secondary education? So let me capitalize on something that you said.

55:22 I because I now understand how this is done. If you talk to someone about Eisenhower, there's one thing that comes up every single time. His departing speech about the military. But he warned us. Yeah, did he? Or was he telling us what they had already done? Right. So everybody.

55:51 This was part of the manipulation of American history. And you can't look further back in history. Hold on, let me finish. Look back in history at anything before the end of Eisenhower's administration to know anything about the military industrial complex, because he warned you. He told you.

56:18 So there's nothing he could have done that would have added to it. You have to start looking from there forward because he was a great guy. Really? We have unequivocally illustrated to you that not only was he not a great guy, that he created Operation Gladio, both while he was in Europe and as president.

56:48 So he's doing the military paramilitary part of what will be NATO in theater in Europe for Truman, only to then take it over from Truman and run with it right up to and including the assassination in early January of 1961 as his last act as president. He was lock, stock and barrel part of it.

57:14 And the illusion that some freaking speech wiped out eight years and then 12 years or four years before that while he was over in Europe of his complicity in the setting up of this bullshit and the additional speed during that 12 year point is garbage. It's just another illusion of quote unquote history that's all a lie. Matt, go ahead.

57:44 Colonel, if I could just ask a question. I think it's really illustrative of the word that was taken out of that phrase, congressional, right? The military industrial congressional, because Congress was embarrassed and asked them to. And the point being that if that word is left in, it's clearly a longer term structural thing that presidents cannot control anymore. And that lesson is just too educational. I'm sorry for interrupting.

58:14 Yeah, that's a great point. Matt, go ahead. Well, before I say what I originally came up here to say, Colonel, it seems to me what I hear you saying is he was doing both. Eisenhower was both warning us about what was coming and telling us what he had already done based on your research. So, yeah, he was not a good guy.

58:42 He was in a weird kind of twisted way. Eisenhower was playing both sides of the fence here. No, I don't think so. I don't think he was warning us. I think that's bullshit. He was told basically that if you understand the way propaganda works, propaganda creates a narrative. They were creating a narrative of which he was part of that narrative.

59:09 If this speech happens at exactly this point, we will be able to craft a narrative that the quote unquote deep state began after Eisenhower so that it deflects the ability to look at the Eisenhower because, you know, he was a heroic general. And if you don't look at Eisenhower's administration, you miss.

59:35 the majority of the setup of Operation Gladio so that everything downstream just becomes random events. They're not random. It exists in a vacuum. It exists in a vacuum, but without that pretext, you don't have the context of what was going on. It's like I heard a pastor quoted one time saying, now he was talking about the Bible, but this applies here.

1:00:03 Text without context is always pretext. And so if you take all this stuff that happened after the Eisenhower administration, but don't go back and look at history and see what the heck happened to set up Gladio, what you're really getting is a pretext of all these events that happened in a vacuum to set up another narrative that's not true, is what I hear you saying. Yes, it's like having a ship without a rudder.

1:00:31 And you can't figure out how any of the stuff happens because you don't have the body to hang all of the stuff on to then go, oh, shit, that's a body. And we talked about that analogy a lot when we first began Operation Gladio, because what I felt like we were doing is, you know, in biology class, there's a skeleton hanging. And then throughout your biology class, I don't know how yours were, but.

1:00:59 They would teach about the heart. Then they would teach about the liver. And during that year, we would actually put the body back together again. And the last thing that you learned about was the skin that protects all of that body. And the body, as I envisioned, was the skeleton, was the Eisenhower administration.

1:01:22 And then all of the acts of the CIA post Eisenhower was adding the heart, the liver and all of the vital organs to Operation Gladio. And the CIA basically is the skin that protects all of those vital elements from discovery with the stamp of national security so that you're not allowed to look at anything inside of that body. And it was not until I had because, again, I have a master's degree in this bullshit.

1:01:49 And I have been brainwashed with the best of them. Everything started post Eisenhower. I never got to see the skeleton. Once we did Operation Gladio and you go back to, you know, of course, the Fabian Society and you start beginning to understand what their motivation was and that World War II in 1942 specifically began the actual use of Operation Gladio and how the entire thing was crafted. Did I first ever get my glimpse?

1:02:18 of the actual skeleton so that all of the vital organs that I had learned about already and the historical data I already had, had a home. It had a place in the body that I could then begin to start building off of. And it was not until I had the skeleton that I was able to see the entire picture. So it is critical. Go ahead, Cousinette. Can I change the subject? I guess.

1:02:53 No, it's actually kind of relevant. Did you see slash hear that Kenya has now given Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation immunity? I did not see the immunity thing. Yeah, I didn't see that either. Yeah, so according to the African stream, it looks like, hang on a second, because I'm trying to do two things at once.

1:03:25 The foundation has been given special status and diplomatic privileges and immunity to expatriate officers of the Gates Foundation. Cabinet Secretary Mudavdi stated the foundation is a charitable trust in over 140 countries globally. The U.S. billionaire businessman and Microsoft founder Bill Gates chairs the Gates Foundation in June.

1:03:52 President Ruto approved the Gates Foundation to set up operations in Kenya. Gates Foundation is now a beneficiary, according to Section 11 of the Privileges and Immunities Act. The foundation can now enter into contracts, get immunity from legal matters, and acquire, hold, or dispose of property in Kenya under the law. Staff moving to Kenya.

1:04:22 will also enjoy privileges like exemption from taxes and import duties, national service obligations, and immunity from immigration restrictions. So it actually goes on further, but that's sort of it in a nutshell, which I found extremely interesting that Gates is going to court in the Netherlands and all of a sudden Kenya pulls out an immunity card.

1:04:53 Where he's actually been leaving a trail of dead bodies. I am gobsmacked. I cannot believe. So I'm trying to figure out where this is all going to fit. But I find the timing extremely interesting. So the Gates Foundation was given basically ambassador status. That's what it looks like. Yeah. Yeah. So go ahead. No, no, no. It's just I don't get it. It's like the whole Gates Foundation.

1:05:26 all of their associates, not just him. So what the hell? Yeah, I'd have to actually look at the wording because having worked on SOFA agreements like over in Italy, which basically is the immunity portion for our military, I'd be very interested. I'm going to look into this to see what exactly.

1:05:54 It says and I do not believe that Bill Gates is an employee of the foundation. He's not the director. He, you know, is basically the kind of benefactor of it. So, again, I want to look at the actual wording because he because I'm looking at what you're reading and it says director officials and staff of the foundation.

1:06:23 But I get your point. Your point is this could be used as a place for. Now, think about that for a second. Would it not be kind of poetic justice that Bill Gates gets stuck for immunity purposes in Kenya? Well, that's the only thing that I can think of. And does Kenya have an extradition with the United States? If he was given the immunity clause, they would not.

1:06:54 they would not because he's considered like an ambassador. So he would not be, if it's worded properly, he would not be extradited because none of their traditional extradition laws would apply to him because he's an ambassador. But again, I'd have to read the exact wording of what they have granted him. And I'm sure it's posted somewhere. I'll just try to find it. But yeah, I don't know.

1:07:23 I know we all want to see him swinging at the end of a hemp rope, but there'd be some kind of poetic justice that he's stuck in Africa and surrounded by especially Kenya, since it supposedly is the source of Obama. Well, yeah, I mean, it looks like.

1:07:48 Looks like the village got a new idiot. That's a good way of saying it, doesn't it? I love it. Matt, go ahead. Yeah, what I was going to say earlier is, yeah, we got to pick our battles. I love that point. But at the same time, we don't compromise our principles because of that. I think that distinction needs to be made as well.

1:08:19 Yeah, I'm not advocating anybody compromise their principles. What I am saying is that it is very easy to sit in the peanut gallery and nitpick someone who's balancing the fate of the entire world on a platter. I'm not going to be that person. I am going to say that Donald Trump represents 90% of what's...

1:08:49 critically important to me. And I'm going to be one of his biggest cheerleaders as a result of that. That does not require that I compromise any of my personal principles in doing that. Because that represents 90 percent. I can't even get over 50 percent with any other politician. Somebody that's hitting on 90 percent of my priorities, I'm all about.

1:09:18 because the majority of them don't even come close to 50%. Yeah, that's a good point as well. And here's the other thing, too. They say this on Fly Over Conservatives a lot, that we all wanted Trump to do 80 million things to save this country, but it turns out we need 80 million of us doing one thing, whether it's what you do with Gladio, whether it's...

1:09:44 whether it's the other people, including myself, hosting spaces. I've said it many times in many contexts. We all have a role to play. We all have unique things to do here to do our part to keep this thing afloat because we all know what happens if Kamala gets in there. Exactly. Benjamin, I see you up here. Speak your mind. Hi, Colonel. Hi, everyone.

1:10:12 I got an opportunity to go into that conservative space you were talking about. I found it kind of odd. She was in there talking, saying how she's conservative and everything, and they were saying how MAGA is so different. It's like, no, we're really the same. I think a lot of our problem is we've been lied to so much, and then there's still bad actors out there spreading lies. It's like we've all been involved in...

1:10:42 you know, somebody thought something about us and they really was wrong. You know, like you only get to see somebody so closely. And, you know, you were talking with her about how, you know, there was MAGA people in your area and Trump endorsed, you know, the incumbent and everything. And it's like that's a large measuring stick that we're measuring the man out from. You know, it's like.

1:11:04 He can't know everybody. It's like you only get a small window into meeting somebody and getting some background on somebody. You know, so it's like you only get a little bit of time to see who's really in front of you and you can't catch them all. You know, and then the expectation that they had for Trump to.

1:11:21 clear everything out in four years it's like that's something that's been ingrained like you said for a hundred years now and just getting worse and worse you know it's like it's one of those things where it just works in the background and it's not easy to pick up you know you don't really know it's there until you know it's there somebody else has to point it out to you that's why like once more people

1:11:44 hear your message you ladies what you guys have put together and everything you know it makes it easier to see you know the propaganda and everything it makes it easier to see that history isn't as it appears and it's like i'm excited to learn about what really transpired throughout history you know not like what what else do we not know about like there's so much out there like it's ridiculous the

1:12:10 The amount of truth that's out there and how much has been hidden from us. I can't. When I first started talking and I asked her that question. Yes, ma'am. As soon as you got up on stage, I was probably in the room about 10 minutes prior to that. So the I heard her talking with Alpha Warrior and she kept referring to conservative versus MAGA, which was very confusing to me.

1:12:39 The first thing, because again, I'm going to apply all of the lessons that I've learned in digging to everything that I do. My first question was, I need you to explain to me what your definition of conservative is because you seem to have a distinction between conservatism and MAGA.

1:13:09 I did not get, to be honest with you, and again, I was new. I'm not going to be like all up in somebody's grill. I did not get what I would consider a definitive definition of conservatism as it relates to MAGA. But the point that they were trying to make is that.

1:13:36 I believe a more accurate word because words matter, people. I believe a more adequate definition that would have represented the people that I heard talking in that space would be the evangelical wing of conservatism. I don't think they represent the broad brush of conservatism because, again, they're.

1:14:00 primary things had to do with culture and morals. And they made that perfectly clear. And oh, there's RJ. I think he was in there too. Let me bring him up. Yes, that's him. I think the evangelical wing of conservatism is a critical grounding rod that all of us have to understand and appreciate.

1:14:29 Because all of us profess Christian beliefs. And so it is very, very important that we understand that. But just as I've also been revealing to everyone, the basis of Christianity as it relates to Operation Gladio and the use of missionaries to overthrow countries is a real thing.

1:14:55 The use of the Catholic Church to money launder for the Operation Gladio drug network is a real thing. The use of the Catholic Church in northern Vietnam to force mass migrate over a million people out of the north into the south and then use those people as CIA snitches against southern Vietnamese.

1:15:22 was a real historical fact. The use of missionaries in Brazil to spot out and end up massacring large Indian tribes throughout the Amazon under the nexus of Nelson Rockefeller and his wanting that land to exploit the resources and the oil underneath of them is a real thing.

1:15:51 And so I'm all about upholding and using as the basis for all of my decisions, my Christianity and my biblical principles. But at the same time, we are dealing with imperfect men and women. So no one is going to fit the description of Jesus as a president. They're going to fall short.

1:16:21 And I think our recognition of that and saying that someone has the majority of what we want in a political figure, understanding that they are going to fall short has to be part of the equation. RJ, I'd love to hear your feedback on that space as well. You made some excellent points. You have the floor.

1:17:00 Thank you, RJ. You sound like you're a million miles away. How's that? There you go. Perfect. Yeah, I think that when you – and that was a good question you asked too. You made a bunch of good points and asked a lot of good questions in that group. I'm not very – I have not been part of that group for a long time myself, but I think it was such a deep question that Salty was not prepared to go into it in any great depth.

1:17:34 I'll try to sum it up real quickly for you. I've been working on this issue now for probably since 2015 when Trump came down the golden escalator. When you say MAGA, let's keep it political. Conservatism is a political structure, as is liberalism, and MAGA is not. The word MAGA, the term MAGA is not. It would be populism. So what's the difference between conservatism and populism? Conservatism is a value-based political ideology.

1:18:03 So populism is an ideology that is what does the group of people, what does the group that's supporting the candidate or the movement, what do they believe in at any given time? And this is the problem that conservatives – it's not necessarily evangelical, but you will find a lot more evangelicals that will adhere to this. But what it is is that populism, as you saw during the first Trump administration –

1:18:30 is not set on any clearly defined ideals. It's very fluid. It's very flexible. This is how he attacked the Second Amendment. This is how he could sleep a night during his COVID tyranny. This is why conservatives will never support him in mass for this election. And it could cause him to lose this election. He may win, he may lose. But that is right off, that is a massive divide between the two. Does that help at all, Colonel?

1:18:59 Yes. I mean, you're basically using the word populism does help differentiate. And I agree with you from 100 percent on the fact that Trump has ran on a populist. The face of the Republican Party is actually Democrats.

1:19:27 You have to look no further than that to see that your former, your president was former Democrat, General Flynn, former Democrat, RFK, make America healthy again, former Democrat. So Elon Musk, former Democrat. So it is definitely a melding of, and you are dragging the former GOP-ish people.

1:19:57 into this new definition of a populist GOP. So that's unequivocally true. I have to laugh, actually. I know some people are very into this whole thing, but I don't think anybody 10 years ago would have ever envisioned this version.

1:20:24 And I do think you have to separate the political party, i.e. the GOP, from the movements that are encompassed inside of it. So if people know history, you know that our founders were never, ever in support of a two-party system. There were numerous parties.

1:20:50 And they all vied for a place at the table, and then you elected, and then they had to create coalitions. And so if you were to apply the old way of doing business, which I 100% recommend, you would actually find that there's probably about five different political parties inside of the current GOP.

1:21:19 Trump is trying to create a coalition that encompasses all of them. And what that requires then is a compromise, which I understand how people who are from, and I'm going to just continue to use that word only because I think we all accept it, the evangelical wing where they plant their sword.

1:21:48 on the foundation of the Bible and their beliefs on that, are not willing to compromise because their positions, they believe, are morally based. So it requires them, and by defining them as that, they then take to the next step that if I compromise with anybody, I'm compromising my morals.

1:22:14 And I really think that is that entrenches people so that when you become a coalition government via a populist candidate or president, it makes their position entrenched. So they're not going to be it's not going to be possible for them to compromise. And I understand that philosophically. I just hope they understand philosophically.

1:22:44 How, when, again, you use the train analogy that this cultural effort to destroy America started in the late 1800s, and I can make the argument it went back further, but our work has focused on the late 1800s and the Fabian Society and the eugenicists for the pro-abortion and all of that other bullshit. That if that train has been going down the track since the 1800s, the fact that a guy stopped it.

1:23:12 in four years and has began to slowly push it back up the track is heroic. And I think anything short of recognizing the fact that it was heroic is ignorant, quite frankly. Is it where I want it to be? Absolutely not. But you can't not recognize that it was in, if not stopped completely, it was at least.

1:23:39 Like I said, fireworks going off. Here's the train, everybody. Here's where it's been. See, I am going to disagree with you. I am going to say, and you can call me ignorant if you wish, I don't see anything. There is no indication in my decades of experience of investigation and analyzing folks where Trump did anything on purpose. This was accidental.

1:24:07 I don't see this as a hero-type situation. He stumbled into it. I will say forever that one of the greatest things he did was expose the media. But now that he did that, now what? What are we going to do with that now that he exposed – a lot of us who work behind the scenes like yourself and myself, we knew that. We knew that for years, for decades. But we could never get that message out to the broader scope. Trump did. I applaud him for that.

1:24:37 But I don't think he did it on purpose. I think he stumbled in. He got pushed back. It upset him, and he illustrated it to his supporters. I think most anything he did was by accident. So you think all of the executive orders that he signed about human trafficking and highlighting all of that stuff was all on accident? I think he had people in his ear.

1:25:01 … that had some idea of what was going on, and he just simply vomited it back out. When he got in, he vomited it back out in executive order. He could never – because he's not – he is not principally based, he could never, ever sell it to Congress to do it the right way. He had to go that way. He could not articulate it. Like you and I could sit down and pound out policy right now. I know we could just – in today's – just talking to you today, we could. He could not do that with us.

1:25:28 This is why people like Milley and so forth have so many problems with him because he doesn't – there's no depth to Trump. Okay, so you think that a Congress that – and I know you and I are new, but I do think this is all great for everybody to listen to. Congress, since the – at least that I've documented, since the purchase of BCCI and the blackmailing of Congress.

1:25:57 Has been compromised. So there's no one, you, me or Jesus at this point that could have sat down and hammered out anything in Congress because they're all compromised. They're all owned by someone. I don't I don't agree with that. I don't I mean, that's how I mean, how do we get Obamacare? I mean, that's when they when they want to do something, they do it, but they have to have.

1:26:26 As someone who is a congressional aide and was behind the scenes, I can tell you they have to have the motivation, and that comes from us, the people. So tell me how they – so are you saying that John McCain was not owned? He was owned, but he also wanted power more than he wanted to be owned. So those are the same people that Trump would have had to have negotiated with that are not interested in what's best for America.

1:26:56 They're in there and what's best for them. Correct. And that and but that they can't get to that until they cross the bridge of reelection. And that comes from us. And you see what I'm saying? Like they still need us. They still have to play the game. It's just we have been on autopilot. And this is another great thing Trump did until MAGA until Trump came along. We were we the voter were on autopilot. You had to be there as a congressional aide when you're out stumping.

1:27:26 And you knock on doors and you meet a completely blank face that doesn't want to talk anything about other than NASCAR or something irrelevant to what the topic is. They have no interest. Then Trump came along and motivated a large chunk of this country. But then you're saying that he stumbled on that too. He did because he was selling. It's just like when McDonald's releases the McRib. Wow, look, we just stumbled onto that. It's a huge thing. Now everyone's like, McRib is coming out.

1:27:56 He's a salesman. He did an excellent – he is an excellent tier one salesman. However, that does not mean you – just because you got the McRib doesn't mean that's good for you. But McDonald's did not stumble on McRib. They actually test piloted a – like 25 different things. As did Trump. As did Trump. If you look back to him in the 90s and the early 2000s, that's exactly what he was doing by going on the various different programs out there like Oprah.

1:28:23 Rush Limbaugh and things like that. He did the same thing. He scientifically got in there, figured out how to press the button. Let me suggest something else. I believe that Trump, during some point in his life, especially as it was indicated on Oprah, had a long time ago decided that there was critical cracks.

1:28:55 in our country. And that if he had not been in construction in New York City, casinos in New Jersey, been basically internal to the Ray Cohn Network, the Adelman Network in Las Vegas, the Hollywood Network, which according to Operation Gladio, are the nest of everything the CIA Black Ops is part of.

1:29:24 the casino mafia, the Hollywood industry, the music industry, all of that stuff, all the modeling, the Miss America pageant, every bit of that is infiltrated with CIA Operation Gladio cultural theft of America and the human trafficking as it relates to the modeling industry.

1:29:54 I don't believe that you could have come up with someone that had inside of the Democrat apparatus to have people come and beg for money. He knew who all of the players in that operation were. He spent time in every facet of the corruption in America. So to me, someone who has the goods on everybody.

1:30:23 who then as soon as he decides he's going, and they love him, he preys on him. And as soon as he announces that he is in fact not one of them, he is going to run for president, but he now has the goods on all of them. That once he's in office and he begins signing executive orders that cut off

1:30:50 Each and every one of their business structures to include human trafficking, which is huge, and all of the other aspects of that, if you want to see that as all random, obviously you're welcome to do that. But I don't believe any of that is random. Well, some of what you said is absolutely not true. He never cut off. He never really affected any human trafficking in any level.

1:31:17 Those executive orders – I mean if you know about our government, as most people do, executive orders are worth about as much as the paper they're written on. He was never a threat. That is absolutely true. I was subject to them, as were you. I mean people at bureaucrats will sit on those orders and wait their time to get through a certain presidency to wait to hope the next one is better. You know that, and I know that. So executive orders…

1:31:44 And you're not wrong as far as the staff. I lived it. I know it. Okay. As did you. As executive orders, the executive orders that were issued, like in mandating an illegal vaccine that the general officers then committed treason and mandated on their staff, those executive orders were adhered to because they were consistent with what those assholes wanted to do. So, yes.

1:32:14 The executive orders are meaningful, and there were people inside of the government that took the human trafficking executive order and began implementing it, and there have been massive raids on human trafficking networks. All you have to do is actually search on human trafficking. You can find several of them. You know what that is? That has nothing to do with the – I was DHS.

1:32:42 That has nothing to do with the executive order. Human smuggling and human trafficking right now is the catchphrase. It is the drug trafficking investigation of the 80s and the 90s. So what investigators are doing now is they are putting in the investigative code, and they're attaching it to just about any investigation that they're up to.

1:33:02 So that's why when you see they're massive, there's also – they're looking at copyright infractions and things like that. And if they can find anything to do with trafficking, they're going to stick that into the case file, and then that would be titled as a human trafficking investigation. All these things come back to budgeting, as you know. They come back to budgeting, and if you are complying with what the current administration is interested in, then there's a better likelihood your budget is going to be approved. And you're right about that.

1:33:30 budget and the tying of that to some of the priorities? Absolutely. But there have been human trafficking networks taken down. And RJ, let me just suggest that the recent, because again, I don't know if you're familiar with Operation Grey Lord and the taking down of a very small but relevant criminal network in Chicago and how that

1:33:58 operation for a city just a city took seven to nine years of people inside of an organization that no one knew who the good guys and bad guys were i would suggest to you that there's been two the most recent one is td bank large money laundering apparatuses that were taken down

1:34:25 And if you go back and you look at the executive order as far as the racketeering and the RICO aspects of this, and you go back to the BCCI bank and how they actually was able to get rid of it inside of the United States and bring it down, it all began with money laundering.

1:34:47 And once the money laundering piece of that is proven in a court of law, which it just was with TD's, you know, two billion dollar. So they have the the investigation goes much farther. Yeah, there's Bank of America's in the middle of one right now as well, because they're probably well, they were the initial funders of BCCI. So once you have the money laundering in a court of law.

1:35:16 proven, which they now do. There has been two major busts outside of that. Another one just came up today, and I don't have it still open, that I believe what we're going to begin seeing is the taking down of the human trafficking piece of it, the drug trafficking piece of it, as well as the weapons trafficking.

1:35:39 which are all part of Operation Gladio and how they were able to do all these coups and overthrow governments and black covert operations all over the world. They funded them with those three major pieces of it. And the very first, when I saw the TD Bank deal, a lot of people were like, oh my God, the very first thing I said was, holy shit, this is the start of.

1:36:07 Because that's exactly what happened with Beast East DI. They just took down, and you probably are aware of it, the entire Denostris criminal syndicate inside of Italy. They ran the entire southeast of Italy's drug trafficking. And I believe all of this stuff is tied together. That happened in 2019 as a result of the whole RICO.

1:36:34 We can take all of your assets. It wasn't just human trafficking. If you violate this, we're coming after you and we're going to take all of your shit. And they took the dinastrous takedown of that mafia element that was instrumental in the drug trafficking network that had been set up out of the CIA. It was.

1:37:04 I know, Bridget, I got it. You broke my train of thought. That takedown of that mafia network took two years and every piece of it had to have been done in a classified location. And no one in the state or in the country of Italy even knew it was happening until they announced the results of it. So I just think this is a bigger part of a whole bunch of things going on.

1:37:32 A lot of which, and I've asked everybody in my audience to keep an open mind about what is actually happening, because once you understand the depth of the Operation Gladio post-World War II network that has been set up to orchestrate all of this, taking it down, I mean, people have died. Danny Casolaro, that octopus that he was describing was Operation Gladio. He just used a different name. The entire thing.

1:38:01 is a very large operation to take down. And I do believe that is happening. So Bridget's yelling at me, telling me I've got lots of hands. So let me go to some new people. Stella, go ahead. Well, I was just going to say that I actually feel that exactly like how you do as far as like with Trump and everything. He was in that, you know, he was in that, you know, he was with those people.

1:38:32 I knew the Adelsons here. I was friends with them. So I just think that with Trump and when he gets in, he has been always dedicated for the human and sex trafficking. He's helped, I think, kind of break the algorithms as far as people waking up. Because I woke up.

1:38:56 Shortly, you know, I started seeing things within the banking industry. And even with that happening, with the dismantling of it, with the blockchain and tracking all of these shady accounts, you know, and then just hearing just, I guess, last week that the two Mexican cartels, I don't remember which ones they were in, they were brothers. They're trying to get like plea deals or something like that.

1:39:19 So there's things happening, and I do feel that a lot of these networks are being infiltrated or, you know, whether it's people on the good side watching and investigating to take down the ones that are very corrupt, because I think that the system is really, really corrupt.

1:39:35 And it's, you know, I don't think that Donald Trump is bad. I think Donald Trump is very good. And I think a lot of the people within our own government are bad. You know, hearing about, you know, like the border and the crisis and stuff like that and hearing different missionary families that are, you know, trying to protect and save some of the children before they come over, you know, and then finding out that it's our own government that's in charge right now who are the biggest.

1:40:00 you know, tradesmen of the human and sex trafficking. I'm hearing about things where just two-year-old children, same type of a thing, and then...

1:40:09 The parent only gets six months or nothing at all. So the whole system is corrupt and that's what needs to come down. And I think that it's been coming down for a long time, especially within the banking system, which is where their power and money and all that stuff is. And if that stuff is seized, executive orders do matter. And the ones that are still in effect right now are the ones regarding the trafficking, elections, ceasings and stuff like that. They keep getting renewed by...

1:40:39 the quote unquote Biden administrations for a reason, because these things are still being worked out. You know, we just need to get Donald Trump in so that that way, you know, we, you know, I'm not saying that he's our savior, but he has helped wake up a lot of people to the human and sex trafficking that is going on here when judges are getting killed.

1:40:59 When, you know, by exposing because their daughter works in a pizza place here in Las Vegas and then a reporter gets killed because a city councilman didn't want to be exposed. You know, that just happened here recently. Things like this never happened when I was growing up here. You never heard about any of it. And the fact that we're hearing about this stuff.

1:41:20 I think that that's huge. And that's because these things are in effect and they are happening. And these large banker companies, big banking families and stuff like that, they're in a whole lot of hurt because they don't have the assets anymore. Most of it.

1:41:36 is being tracked and it is being dismantled in my personal opinion. And RJ, please, please, please, 100% learn about the Operation Gladio stuff from the very beginning and have hope and faith with it. You're correct. There's been so many of us that have seen things that are incorrect going on within the world but not understanding. And then however we woke up, we're all awake now and there's more of us waking up daily.

1:42:03 You know, and you're correct. We the people are the ones that are going to be having to do it. But we have to get the correct people in power and take over and get and regain our power back. You know, we are sovereign citizens. We are not sheep. They work for us. And it's time for a complete changeover with all of it. And that's where I think that, you know, like you were saying, but just know that.

1:42:27 It will happen. And we just have to get this president in. We've got to keep waking people up. And we've got to be praying. We've got to, you know, pat the Leos that are out there doing what they need to do. Thank our military. Thank, you know, the entire world is getting cleaned out. This is not just happening here in the United States. But just know that things are happening. I'll yield for now. All right, Deller, let me capitalize on something that you said.

1:42:58 I had saw this the other day and completely forgot about it. So thank you for bringing it back up. Because again, you look at things with Gladio glasses on, everything appears differently. So we know that the lawyers that are used to hide CIA activity, all are like the same lawyers. They have like a group that you will see them like with the Watergate break-in and then the...

1:43:25 Lettier bombing in downtown D.C. from the quote unquote Cuban exiles. They all end up with the same lawyer. So listen to this. The lawyer confirms El Chapo's sons are negotiating a plea deal with Chapo's request for a new trial. And then it names the two sons, the Guzmans, are negotiating a plea deal with the U.S. government. Their attorney.

1:43:51 Jeffrey Lichtman confirmed during his federal court hearing on Monday, who is also the same attorney that represented El Chapo during his trial. And yet the whole reason El Chapo is asking for a new trial is because his lawyers sucked. So God help us. I just had to laugh. Matt, go ahead.

1:44:20 I see my friend Allie Hoppers in the audience. She can probably speak to the trafficking issue of this. If she requests a mic, give her a mic. She'll probably address this. But I just want to also, Colonel, if I may, let you guys know what all I got coming up tonight. Well, hold off. We're going to stay on this topic for now.

1:44:49 All right. All right. I'll wait. OK, Benjamin, go ahead. I was just going to point out like what went on with Diddy and that whole thing, you know, and how far back that goes and how many people are caught up in that, you know, and how easy it was to hide that from, you know, rising to the surface all these years like that. That's a perfect example of, you know.

1:45:16 this thing is being brought down, you know, like these things going on at the border. You don't just let anybody into your house. Like it's all things, things that they didn't want us to talk about in the past weren't being talked about. Now they're being talked about because of, you know, all surrounding Trump, you know, since he got on the stage, the game changed. He was the one that, you know, articulated what was going on with America.

1:45:46 American industrial, you know, when our jobs being shipped overseas and how that affects everybody. Here, let me get off here. The baby's about to cry. All right. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to talk about ideology. And I don't support ideology. And I think people are trying to shove.

1:46:17 him into an ideology and one of the things that actually Christ worked against was ideology because it locks people in and they become imprisoned by it and my information about Christ was that no that's not that's not living he stated the

1:46:48 Basically, the church of God is within you. I've said this on this space before. You're part of life. You don't just get to hand yourself over to an ideology and act like you're living. Sorry. It's very upsetting for me. Anyway, I studied Nietzsche a lot, a philosopher.

1:47:20 he was aligned with this idea as well. He said, God is dead, not because it was like something he wanted. He was saying, you guys are killing God with your ideologies because you just line up and that's your life. No, no, no, no, no. And one more thing. Trump let Gaddafi set up a tent in his property.

1:47:53 across from the UN. You know, this guy isn't a vapid nothing person. Okay. Thank you, Carrie. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, sorry I'm late. I was doing a space about the new financial system. And I guess I'm just wondering these communications that Trump's putting out that we can interpret in many different ways.

1:48:25 But, you know, he says the best is yet to come and we're going into a golden age and he's wearing a golden tie. And there's certain things that I think there's certain comms out there that, and especially with the Gladio operation, I don't know if it's been completely destroyed, but I do think that a lot of the executive orders and funding.

1:48:51 for their dark money and stuff. Do you have any ideas why he's putting out these certain comms to us that there's going to be a really bright future ahead of us? No, I mean, I don't really pay attention to that kind of stuff. Obviously, you know, I'm kind of focused on this Operation Gladio. I mean, I read what people write about it, but I don't really.

1:49:21 I'm more into the facts, you know, as far as, but I, again, Deller, you just took me on another rabbit hole. I just looked up this Jeffrey Littman guy. And again, you guys are very familiar with how this whole thing works. Here's a list of his clients. John Gotti Jr., American mobster, former acting boss of the Gambino crime family.

1:49:50 Rapper, rapper. Oh, American broadcast journalist, which this guy is a very interesting guy who looks like he has intel ties, as we have documented. Many American journalists that refer to themselves as a journalist are actually assets or agents because they have sheep dipped their agents in as journalists across the world. We've documented that.

1:50:18 He also, as we just said, represented El Chapo, who is the Sinaloa cartel, and another rapper, El Chapo's wife, he represented. And then he also represented Andrew Russo, who is another Colombo crime family. So this is 100% one of those lawyers that they get to represent the

1:50:47 CIA-backed drug cartel network. And I do find it interesting that he is the guy that's going to be representing the two sons in their plea deal so that they make sure that all of the background is maintained within a certain structure of these approved agents. And so...

1:51:13 The more I look at this, the more suspect it gets. And oh, by the way, you cannot ignore the fact that this guy, El Chapo, was allowed to operate for decades as a drug syndicate. And we have more than established the origins of this drug cartel. We've discussed this, the Sicilian.

1:51:41 labs refining the heroin. We talked about the Corsican labs that was shut down under Nixon and moved down to Sicily. We've documented all of this, the whole use of Cuba as a drug processing avenue. So I think this guy was arrested during the Trump administration and he was prosecuted in 2019. And again,

1:52:10 You can say that it's random, but we also have the Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell takedown at the federal level, which again could have been done at any time after the fact that what happened in Florida, which of course is in and of itself a tragedy with Epstein involved in it. But that, you know, everything about it, because as soon as the Epstein.

1:52:39 It almost seems like these things are being done in an effort to get us to dig into what the background was. And the more it illustrates just how big of an effort has been going on for just how long it's been going on. Because one of the things that I found out in doing the research into Epstein wasn't what most people focus on at all. Epstein was a member of the mega group, as was Wexler.

1:53:11 and several other highly influential Jewish people around the country to include the guy that basically built Detroit, one of the guys in Chicago, a couple of guys in New York and Wexler, who, as we know, was in Ohio. All of these guys formed a group called the mega group. There's declassified CIA documents that have the use of the word mega. And most people at the time thought mega.

1:53:38 was an actual spy, not a group. And it was not until years later that it was found out that MEGA was this group. This group met inside of Harvard. They used Harvard as a recruiting mechanism. And this group funded Bill Clinton's renovation project inside the White House.

1:54:06 Now, we know what Epstein's renovation projects look like. And oh, by the way, as they're fundraising under this mega group for all of these rich people, you have Linda Tripp telling everybody that someone is spying on Bill Clinton. Somebody is blackmailing Bill Clinton. Well, in this declassified CIA document, it actually talks about the mega thinking again that it was a spy, not an entity, was blackmailing Clinton.

1:54:36 And so what actually happened in that renovation project of the White House, which included the Oval Office, by the way, which is exactly where Monica Lewinsky was at. And it's complete speculation. But you guys know that I've made that point that during this, you know, again, revelation of Epstein and the takedown of him and Jessalyn Maxwell, we saw the.

1:55:05 painting hanging on the wall in Epstein's house of Bill Clinton in the blue dress in a very prominent position, which to me, having been a reformed hunter, looks like where you would display a trophy buck if you had one. And it was actually confirmed that Clinton was being spied upon. That is a well known and that the information about Clinton was being used by the state of Israel.

1:55:33 Those are just all facts. And those are things that we've talked about when we were talking about how Israel was being used as a cutout for the Iran-Contra deal, that we were actually sending billions of dollars to Israel for them to purchase missiles that were then sold to Iran. The money at a marked up price, the money was then filtered into the Contras. Again, all proven facts that...

1:56:02 Israel was being used as, and I know that happened during the Reagan administration, but this is a well-known greased setup situation that happens to be used for all of these Operation Gladio events. And so I can't ever look at anything without the context of what's going on in the bigger schemes of

1:56:31 all of these operations. And quite frankly, to me, the cement that way more was going on than we ever knew was the takedown of Crypto AG. And Crypto AG as a company had been being used since World War II, solely owned by the German CIA called the BND and our CIA jointly at the time that the original owner that was on our payroll.

1:56:58 was getting older and thought that the sun was going to inherit that. You guys have heard that story. When I found out that company was closed during the Trump administration and the first time their corrupted encryption devices that were spying on over 100 countries and all of their diplomatic cables was taken down during his administration. Again, I just cannot believe that those are random events. Miles.

1:57:28 Well, Colonel, we know that money makes the world go around and it makes the syndicate run. So that's why I'm kind of focusing on something a little different than you're doing. Now, maybe Stella knows what I'm going to say here. Road to Ruta. And that's what I was doing today. And it goes back to who funds the syndicate? Who, you know, what did they have to do a long time ago? The central banks.

1:57:55 So, you know, they're involved on both sides of the wars and all these conflicts. So I was trying to figure out why did they start the Fed? What was the igniter of that? Something must have happened that they had to start the Fed. And then once they had that control, I understand all about Jekyll Island.

1:58:19 and what they were trying to do, then they could implement these wars and all these different operations for control, obviously. There was some event. Now, it's weird that the Federal Reserve would actually have, like, it was like a coloring book. I don't know if you guys know what I'm talking about, but if you're interested, I recorded the space. We go over a lot of this.

1:58:46 We're going to do another space, hopefully, with some more experts. I mean, I've been doing research for about four years on this. And when I first started talking about it, you know, of course, they all think you're crazy and nuts. But I think we're getting closer and closer to what really is going on. And kind of what I brought up, there's a lot of comms right now from different people that we follow.

1:59:14 that you're going to be talking about the financial stuff more and more because we know that we're at the end of one and we're going to start another one. So thanks, Colonel. I appreciate it. Sure. Well, I was just going to go back to El Topo and the group. So there was they have ties with the Fast and Furious, the guns and stuff like that with Eric Holder, which is the Obama administration.

1:59:41 And things like that, the murder of the Border Patrol person as well. Also, they own, like, California.

1:59:51 political powers that be like the Pelosi's and stuff like that. There was a lot of shenanigans that was happening during COVID or right before COVID. And from my understanding, there were like, you know, probably like the fake ballots and stuff like that. There was laundering that was through the PPEs and guns and stuff like that. So we're going to find out a lot of stuff that has to do with this. I think this was huge. So that's why I brought that up. And I just said, oh, by the way. Cool. All right.

2:00:22 I don't. BP, go ahead. Yeah, I was just going to add real quick that you'd mentioned all the other, you know, Epstein and everybody else who was coming down at the exact same time. Weinstein was in there, too. You know, while Trump just so happened while Trump was president, Weinstein, Epstein and then all these other, you know, we'll just say takedowns just so happened to occur, you know, between 2017 and the end of 2020.

2:00:53 I don't think it's a coincidence either. So, yeah, I wanted to share that. Thank you, BP. And let me just say something in a much broader perspective, having been a commander. You know, when you are the commander of a large unit, and obviously the president is the commander of a very large unit called the United States. If during my tenure as a wing commander,

2:01:21 I had someone and as a matter of fact, I did the very first day I took command of this unit, the guy that was out spray painting cars in the Denver airport. I commanded a brand new unit and found out like the next day that guy belonged to the unit I now commanded. So you are held responsible and you are responsible both for the good stuff and the bad stuff. So I had to.

2:01:52 administer discipline to this Lieutenant Colonel for some really stupid ass things that he did. And that wasn't even all that he had done after we did the investigation. And unfortunately, when you're in a command position like that, you are going to, I got phone calls. This guy had worked for like everybody. And I had general officers calling me. I was a Colonel telling me what a great guy he was. And I'm like,

2:02:20 OK, but he spray painted cars. That's like, you know, as a lieutenant colonel, not something that we can overlook. And they basically wanted me to let this guy off. And you are under a lot of pressure to do the right thing. And so I because I was in a new a brand new unit that was stood up, I got to select most of my staff, which is unheard of in the military.

2:02:46 If you are in a normal command that has been there for the next 25 years or the last 25 years, you inherit everybody that was there the day before you took command. And the same will happen. And there's a system that assigns people to you. You don't get to pick people for the most part.

2:03:09 You might get to pick of the people that are assigned to you, your executive officer, but that's about the extent of it. And it's isolated to who's already there in a normal wing command. So the fact that you get to pick the people, and I had that one experience where I did get to do that to a very large extent, as a matter of fact, because they wanted the unit to be successful.

2:03:35 And having personality conflicts with a brand new unit probably would have been a non-starter. So having done that, I picked mostly really good people. I picked someone who I ended up having to fire because they couldn't figure out not to take their cell phone into a classified skip. That's how stupid they were. I did not know that person was that stupid, quite frankly.

2:04:00 That was kind of eye opening for me because you get to know people in a completely different way when you are the commander of a unit. They're not your friends anymore. They work for you. And I don't even I'm not even trying to say this is a drop in the bucket of what Trump went through in selecting all of the cabinet people. But people sometimes don't turn out to be who you think they are, number one. But having said that.

2:04:30 You are 100 percent responsible. I had 23 other colonels reporting to me and one of them I screwed up on one. And that person was an embarrassment to me. And I dealt with it. And I do think that the people that are assembled, both good and bad, are present. So you can't say that he's not responsible for the. Yeah.

2:04:59 of his staff while at the same time holding him accountable for the bad shit that he did. Right. Right. Well, that's why I like when he says, you know, who'd you fire? And he starts asking the Democrats, who'd you fire? Who'd you fire? Because it's one thing to hire a bad person and just leave them there like the Democrats tend to do. And then it's another to hire a bad guy, realize it, and then fire them when they do a bad job. And Trump.

2:05:25 calls that out. And I love that about him. Sorry, go ahead. Right. And so that's that's that's critical. And thank you for bringing that up. Because what happened with Eric Swalwell when he gets caught sleeping with a Chinese spy, they leave him on the Intel committee. What does that? We leave Lindsey Graham on all the committees. Well, yeah. OK. OK. I mean, no. And then with Trump, Trump didn't fire anybody preemptively. He fired him when he got pushed back or when they embarrassed him or they didn't fall in line.

2:05:55 Yeah, I don't agree with that either. He fired people when it became apparent to him that they again, are you saying that it's OK to fire somebody or when exactly is it OK to fire him? He is there to do a job. And if they are impeding him doing the job, they have to be fired. They have to be. Yeah.

2:06:24 Exactly that. And you have to at least account for him running for reelection, not wanting to go maybe scorched earth too much before that. That's why it was a shame we didn't get the second term in 2020. But I think we will now. So that's good news. But yeah, exactly what he promised. That's what he promised was scorched earth, whether it was a one term deal or not.

2:06:49 He probably assumed he was going to get two because most presidents do get two and he didn't. George Bush did. So there's that. Carter did. H.W. did not. You're right. H.W. did not. But most presidents do. It's not an automatic thing. Your job is to get in there and do what you say you're going to do. Period. Okay. And I believe that he did within four years more than as far as good things.

2:07:18 More than anybody else did. There's a lot of things that people in the past has done. You know, we talk often about the Reagan administration, which a lot of people hold up as kind of the, you know, gold medal for doing good things. When in fact, if you actually look, especially from the angle that I've been looking at.

2:07:42 The things that Reagan did was not good for America. The whole Iran-Contra was not good. Our involvement in GOLA was not good. Jimmy Carter established the Department of Education at the very end of his term. It was Ronald Reagan that funded it and assigned the very first secretary of education. So he could have come in and said, and he did run on basically taking down the federal government. And yet.

2:08:09 He created and it's staffed. He didn't create it. He didn't sign the executive order. Again, another example of an executive order that actually meant something because the Department of Education was not set up in law and it's still around. But he is the one who got the first budget approved for the Department of Education and he is the one that fully staffed it. He could have said the very next day, I'm canceling that executive order. And, you know, there you go.

2:08:39 Not to mention him and George H.W. Bush, the world picks former CIA director as your vice president. Just asking. And he actually is the one that, you know, supposedly the October surprise of keeping the hostages in Iran a little bit longer to make Jimmy Carter look bad. Again, I'm I'm all everybody's fair game. Jimmy Carter is the only sitting president that ever fired.

2:09:08 CIA agents and he fired over a thousand of them. Midnight Massacre. Love it. And, you know, we've got pictures of Reagan in the White House with a Nazi called Stetsco. So anyway, we just call him like we see him. Kathy, go ahead. Hey, Colonel, you know, I have to say you your memory is amazing. You have remembered more than I will ever.

2:09:40 even know. So I just have to give you props on that. You know, I wasn't a huge Trump fan. My dad and I kind of bonded over who I thought was insane for being a Republican because I was brought up in California and indoctrinated completely. But as I grew to understand what they actually stood for and that there were

2:10:07 I kind of bonded with my dad over Trump. And I woke up at that point. I had no interest in politics whatsoever. And from the time that, you know, I started being a Trump supporter and at the same time knowing these people are all so horrible. Oh, my gosh. What are we going to do? We've got to get some better candidates. But, you know, again, once you have somebody, you've got to back them 100%.

2:10:35 system that you're in so um anyway it was astonishing to me so that he got as much done as he did you're saying with the amount of stuff that is going on that he had to put up with and he was fighting for his life the entire time they never ever stopped and they've never stopped going after him and it only endears him to me more because there is no way he could have done everything

2:11:04 He said he was going to try to do. Are you saying that he woke you up? Yes, I'm saying he woke me up. Okay. And, you know, that's going to be the lasting legacy, I think, of people that want to be detractors that you can't have it both ways. You can't say that he was totally dumb. And I know I'm putting words in RJ, which I don't see him. I don't know what happened to him.

2:11:34 putting words in his mouth, which I don't mean to, but just hypothetically, you can't make an argument that he stumbled through for four years. Do you think that he would have been attacked the way he was if he was just stumbling, bumbling along and had no plan whatsoever that he was basically ineffective? So basically you're telling me that he was the Jimmy Carter of the GOP and yet

2:12:03 He was attacked, attempted assassinations now twice because he's a bumbling, stumbling fool. You just you can't square that circle for me. But anyway, Miles, go ahead. Hold on. I agree with what you just said. You sound a little extra personally with some statements and accusations considering how deep the swamp is and how it's been loaded up.

2:12:32 You're not going to be able to do everything that you want to do, but he broke down a lot in that time frame. And with a mandate, he will completely get rid of the DOJ, not the DOJ, the CIA and the people that were involved. He has proof. The Ukraine server, which was a CrowdStrike server in Ukraine, and all the stuff that happened in Ukraine, he never had a chance because he was being lobbed at all sites.

2:12:58 The difference is now you have four years because every president, if you know politics, in their second four years when they get it is when you see the destruction like Barack Obama, who acted very coy and very neutral. And then from 2013 forward, that's when Antifa became big, BLM, you know, his cultural Marxism, critical race theory, all the shit that he did was released in the second term because he can't remove them.

2:13:23 That's just something I had to add because I was kind of hearing that. And I was feeling a lot of energy of trying to make a point of someone being incompetent. But everyone has the right to their own opinion. And I just gave mine. Thank you. The story giver, I think I saw your hand up earlier, but I don't see it now. Did you have something you wanted to add? Oh, hi. Thank you, Colonel. I actually, the conversation veered.

2:13:45 I'm far away from what I was going to comment on, and so I just let it there. But I do want to mention I had a very, very similar journey to, I didn't see the name of the lady that spoke just now. I also live in California. I live in Los Angeles. I'm in the entertainment industry. That's why I don't have my real name here.

2:14:15 So in terms of like the awakening for me, it was it was 2020 and it was I didn't vote for Trump. I actually cried when he won in 2016. And as COVID was laid out and I actually started listening to him because he was doing the daily briefings.

2:14:38 And I had to. I wanted to see what was going on. That's when I started seeing that what the media was saying was not what he had. I had seen with my own eyes what he had just said. Right. And that opened up 700 doors within 24 to 48 hours and several rabbit holes. And here I am.

2:15:04 But what I originally wanted to comment on is that recently I was investigating to write something, a series, based on the disappearance of a five-year-old in South America that happened recently. And I spoke to several very famous journalists and investigative journalism people, people in the services.

2:15:32 the Secret Service in two countries in South America, a vice president. And as I kept pulling from the thread of what just looked like a family selling a kid, the world just completely flipped on me. I don't know if we're aware that the issue of children being trafficked is not only for sex.

2:16:03 or sex trafficking purposes, there is an actual proper systematic industry where every part, a child from the tip of Argentina all the way to the U.S. to Europe goes anywhere from a million to four million dollars. It could be for sex trafficking, but there is a system in place for

2:16:33 organs that is very very lucrative and that it reaches on corporate levels um and that it it also reaches research and scientific advances um it's pretty pretty uh it really goes beyond what we imagine when we watch um what's this movie well anyway when we talk when we think about uh

2:17:01 kids being trafficked. And we imagine the worst. Yes, there is a big market for sex trafficking, but there's organs. And then there's a system, and this is where it gets really nasty, but we're seeing it in front of our eyes of blackmail that is not just in the United States, not only in the entertainment industry, but in every government in the world.

2:17:32 It became a method. It became a way of life into how things work in those circles. And I don't think that we're even close to one person saving the world. I just think that we need to be aware that this guy, Trump and whoever is behind him, really did.

2:18:02 and unleashed and uncovered a lot of eyes and that the only way that anything in this scenario of child trafficking, human trafficking, because women too, there's a whole other chapter that we can talk about, is just to make the world aware, just to understand that this is a reality and that this works just as burning voting ballots.

2:18:31 This is also a system that works to keep the world going as it is right now. So I feel like having these conversations and educating our children and being brave enough to look at it in the eye and say, yes, this is happening, and opening our eyes in our own neighborhoods. I live in a part of California that is very affluent, but there is...

2:18:59 There's a lot of foster children and a very big foster system. I encourage everyone listening today to take a look at that in your area because that is the number one shopping mall for this, what we're talking about. That's all I wanted to share, my experience and how I came about learning about this.

2:19:28 So thank you for sharing that. I do, you like, my whole head just was like spinning the whole time you were talking. So I do believe the awakening that has occurred since 2016, we will never go back to where we were. I will say that part. Also, as a result of the instantaneous

2:19:59 rebellion of everybody that had embraced President Trump once he took office. One particular person I listened to was Oprah Winfrey. And I had made a comment way back then on social media about that. And someone had said,

2:20:25 Oh, well, you need to look up her spiritual advisor, which was John of God. And John of God was a guy that lived down in Brazil. And he was a baby farmer. He actually had set up a farm that he impregnated women and was growing.

2:20:54 children for sale? Oh, yes. This case I've investigated, there was this such individual in the area where this kid disappeared. Just wanted to add that. Yes. Yeah. So this is a thing. And they sell these children for scientific research. They sell them for body parts and they sell them for pedophilia.

2:21:21 The woman, when you start looking into this particular case, the woman that outed him was a model. Very famous, very well off. I want to say she was from Argentina. She was murdered. Yeah, that's where I'm from. Yeah, she was just flat out murdered for basically exposing the monster. And they were actually going to let him off.

2:21:49 And eventually the outcry was so immense that he was actually convicted. And at some point his sentences was up to like 99 years. And then I think even more people come out and basically he'll spend the rest of his life in jail. I think he should be at the end of a rope as far as I'm concerned.

2:22:12 Having said that, this was like in, you know, fast forward to all of the crap with Ukraine and everything and the conversations about Richard Lugar in the bioweapons labs and stuff like that and him traipsing over to Ukraine and to Georgia and both have labs named after Lugar. And I'm originally from Indiana. I moved to Florida when I was four. Well, my parents moved me down here.

2:22:42 And so Indiana, I graduated from Indiana University, has always been near and dear to me. And so I started looking into him. And then somehow those two research projects, due to some names that were in common, merged. And you find out if you look up baby farms, which I don't encourage anybody to do if you do not have a strong stomach, they begin to merge.

2:23:10 And the Ukraine is the number one supplier. They have entire hospitals of women that are paid as surrogates to have babies to sell on the open market, supposedly to, you know, adoptive parents, but not always. And there is an oligarch in Ukraine who's in, he owns all of the maternity hospitals where these surrogates go to have babies.

2:23:39 And there's all kinds of stuff written about it, how people have entered into contracts and then wanted to keep their baby and what he does to them when they decide that they don't want to give up their baby. To include people who were told the backgrounds of these babies only to have a bait and switch when they went to pick up the baby that were actually adopting the baby. There's scandal after scandal, but it's like a $10 billion industry in Ukraine.

2:24:09 It definitely is a thing. And there are some overlaps with biological labs for experimental purposes. We know for a fact here in the United States that we have had people experimented on by our own government that were in orphanages. And so those are just some of the kind of things that when you start looking into.

2:24:34 the black ops, human trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking that are all encompassed in Operation Gladio. And I'm glad you brought up the whole blackmail piece of this, because for those of you who are new, that's kind of our concept is a wagon wheel that has the spokes of the human trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking that all comes to be part of Operation Gladio in one way.

2:25:04 shape or form, but the axle of that wheel is greased by blackmail. That's how they've been able for the last 70 years to orchestrate these covert black operations and keep them relatively secret is because they blackmail people that are involved. And if you are not able to be blackmailed like Congressman Leo Ryan, they will assassinate you just like they assassinated him. Benjamin, go ahead.

2:25:35 Thank you, Colonel. Yeah, for me, I found out a long time ago that it's it's too easy to hide something under the surface. You know, like, for instance, the guy, the gentleman, RJ, was talking about how, you know, Trump had no substance to him, no depth to him and everything. And it's like, for one.

2:25:58 He already has a bad opinion of him. So when somebody has a bad opinion of him, of somebody else, it's hard to switch it up. Like for me, I was a Hillary supporter. So it's like I didn't like Trump at first. You know, I drank the Kool-Aid and then, you know, listening to some Trump supporters, MAGA, you know, got me to basically take a take a better, closer look at him. You know, like and that's what it is. The more you look at something, the more.

2:26:27 uh, interest you put into a certain thing, looking towards that and seeing what that is and how it works, you know, you, you, you can unlock some things. And it's like, when I look at the history that we've been taught and all the history that you've uncovered, Colonel, it's like, what, what more is back there that we, we don't know about? Because like you said, at a minimum to the late 1800s is, is.

2:26:53 how far back it goes, you know, like when I look at the revolutionary war in England and everything, you know, I don't think they just said, you know, we're going to leave them alone. They beat us, you know, because one thing operation Gladio shows is you don't necessarily have to take over a nation. You, you take over certain regions within that nation and you run your operation out of that, that particular reason region, you know, and then.

2:27:18 When you look at the media and how they portrayed Trump, it's easy to see why a lot of people have such a bad perspective of him. And it's like, I think it's going to be one of those things of once 2025 gets here, then a lot of that bad information is going to be filtered out.

2:27:37 For me, it's a well, you know, information is important. And once we get the water clean, the well cleaned, then we'll be able to finally start getting to the truth. You know, and like the gentleman was talking earlier about Trump wearing the golden tie and everything, the golden age, you know, the first year is supposed to be a big celebration. I think, you know, a lot of those patents that he was talking about.

2:28:02 that he brought to the surface that way people can see different technologies that are available. Once those get out into the mainstream, once we start doing these World's Fairs again, we'll finally see what true freedom is and be able to...

2:28:20 break away from the chains that have been established that's why stellar she's so important and you know the things that she talks about in the financial realm like i think that these last four years is has been an opportunity for them to incorporate things behind the scenes you know that way once we do get into 2025 or you know november 5th even you know these things can be started up and the transition will be a lot smoother i

2:28:49 I agree. I see RJ came back up. RJ, do you want to respond to that? In what area? In what part? Anything specific? I'm not asking you to. I'm just asking you if you wanted to. He did mention you at the beginning of what he was saying about how he doesn't agree that Trump was kind of stumbling. As you had said earlier, I just wanted to offer you the opportunity to respond. Yeah. Colonel, you mentioned that as well. Trump never had a game plan.

2:29:22 And the awakening is good. We touched on the awakening. It is a great thing. The problem with the awakening that we're having within the MAGA movement is that there's a glass ceiling built into it with Trump. Trump has no deep knowledge of what's going on within the government. He doesn't understand the day-to-day business. And this is why the bureaucracy rolled Trump versus the other way around. And there's zero indication that he's learned from that and that this time around, if he wins.

2:29:51 is going to be any different. And I'm legitimately asking you this. How do you know that Trump doesn't have a game plan? How do you know? Because his entire first term was chaos. It was just a chaotic term, constantly hiring and firing, constantly losing people. And the investigations, they were carryovers from the Obama years. Human trafficking and human smuggling took

2:30:21 Okay, I got to stop you right now. No one's ever talked about human trafficking. Executive Order 13773 was the first executive order to address human trafficking.

2:30:32 So, I mean, you can say a lot of those things, but what you're saying, you're talking out of the side of your ear. I am not. I am absolutely not. I am talking from decades of experience. I've heard you guys talk all this stuff and you're not giving any facts. You talk in circles. But go right ahead, RJ. It's really entertaining. Let people know who you are. So if the colonel says something that you agree with.

2:30:55 You go with her education and experience. No, sir. I've been running spaces for two years. You can listen to every space I've ever done. I haven't heard you say anything with facts. You just say you know stuff and you did stuff. I was an agent within DHS. You did a great job then. How come you didn't do anything inside? You didn't make anything happen at DHS. I absolutely did. And by the way, RJ, I'm going to look into you because all the whistleblowers. Hey, hold on. Hold on, clown.

2:31:22 All the whistleblowers have been in my space. Terri Lee Rodas, Carlos, do you know them? Aaron was in here earlier too. I asked Aaron to get in here for a while. Maybe they do, maybe they don't. I've never seen you talk when they come in here. Your name has never been mentioned as a whistleblower. You're just another Twitter fraud. I have just found this group today. If in the future I see them. Have you ever heard of Aaron Stevenson? He's a DHS whistleblower. No, I have not.

2:31:48 OK, so he is actually doing something with what he saw on within his while the career that he had. He was with DHS for many, many years as well. Saw the stuff, could not sleep and started acting upon it right now. What did he do? What is he claiming to say? You know, when he's here, him and I can go back and forth. I've done it with Steve Friend. Steve Friend is somebody that I've gone back and forth with. I have decades with DHS doing that.

2:32:17 And I can say with absolute fact that we started in earnest investigating human trafficking and human smuggling as a crime two years into the Obama administration. Okay, then why did you remove the DNA stuff? Why did they take that away to be able to track children? Dude, you know who Terri Lee Rodas is? You know who she is? Listen. So by your argument, you're complicit for child trafficking because you didn't make anything happen. You obviously didn't know what you were doing.

2:32:45 We prosecuted numerous traffickers and smugglers. When that started two years into Obama, you couldn't get agents to define the difference between smuggling and trafficking. That's how quickly the learning curve was for those crimes. And in five years, six years into it, we still have agents that could not sit down across the table from you and distinguish those two different crimes. All right. So I've allowed.

2:33:13 this space to go 36 minutes over our normal cutoff because I love this conversation. But let me say this, RJ, I do believe that you are speaking your beliefs, but I know having been in the Pentagon at a level that is at the air staff in one of the

2:33:42 offices that reports to the chief of staff of the Air Force. So I wasn't like buried, although I did start off in the basement. I didn't end up in the basement. And I have been to meetings at the Department of Defense level with assistant and undersecretaries in the Department of Defense. I can tell you at no time in the exposure that I was given, which was

2:34:12 what I consider significant. I have sat on the staff of Tommy Frank's after 9-11. We had the president come down. I've sat in the room listening to the briefings that were given. At no time did I ever feel like I was an authority on what the president knew, when he knew it, or anything about his leadership style. I would never.

2:34:41 make a comment about i know in fact that george bush was a crook i know in fact that he knew and um uh was exposed to 9-11 or that he was derelict in anything that he did because i don't know anything about his motivation all i can talk about is the facts so i

2:35:05 I'm not discounting what you believe, but what you believe doesn't make it a fact. Now, you can talk about the chaos that was created during his administration, and you are, in fact, 100% correct. But the chaos that was created during his administration could be both good and bad, because if you look at it, especially in hindsight, it exposed

2:35:35 All of those people just, and let me just give you one great example. The comment that he made about John McCain, people were over the top. Oh my God, he's a criminal for having called out John McCain. And what he in fact did was motivated a lot of people to go and look at why the hell would he say that about John McCain? John McCain was a hero.

2:36:04 John McCain was a POW. When you begin looking into not just John McCain, but his family, you find out that there's a completely different story that has never been told about John McCain. And I believe that a lot of the things that you and I would have said, having grown up in that system of working inside the bureaucracy, look to be like chaos.

2:36:34 ended up waking up an enormous amount of people who, as you stated earlier, were basically lazy and not looking into stuff. And so in a roundabout way, if you watch the way psychological operations work and how you get people motivated into doing things, it's by shaking shit up, which is what chaos does. So I'm not going to

2:37:03 kind of throw the baby out with the bath water. I do understand how you can have that take, but at the same time, that take doesn't make it a fact. That's all I'm going to say. Matt, go ahead. Yeah, I was just going to say, you have kept the space going for far longer. But that's sort of something I've sort of struggled with as it relates to Trump, because on one hand,

2:37:33 I hear what both of you are saying, because on one hand, there was all that chaos. There was all that hiring and firing of people and all those people were exposed. But going back to the McCain comment, you know, you had I'll tell this one story that I know of, not because I experienced it personally, but because I read it in a book. You know, there was one guy, one of the biggest one of the guys you would really want on your team if you were running a campaign in Iowa who was prepared to walk it first. But then.

2:38:03 That guy had so many veterans come up to him and say, man, I didn't like that at first, but I'm glad Trump stood by it. He didn't back down. In fact, the day after he made that comment, it was actually at the Iowa Family Leadership Summit in 2015. The next day, there's an article in the, I think it might have been the Atlantic or it was one of those left-wing rags.

2:38:30 Ghost written by Trump and it was it was him back and it was he didn't back down from what he had said. So a lot of people gravitated to him just for that. Yeah. All right. So, guys, I'm going to call it a day. I need to get dinner ready. I appreciate everybody being here. And as you know, we will be back tomorrow at four o'clock. I'll see you tonight at the pond tonight at the pond. What time is that?

2:39:03 I believe he's working, so probably 5.15. Okay, so that's 8.15 Eastern time. Darn it. Darn it, because I've got stuff going on all week this week, starting at 8 tonight, in fact. So, like, literally 15 minutes just before that starts. Guys, I've got a guest that I've been trying to get on for some time. She finally agreed to it.

2:39:29 I got Apothecarol coming on, who's the host of Holy Healthy, which you can find here on X on Sunday, starting at 10 Eastern, 9 Central, 8 Mountain, 7 Pacific. But Apothecarol is coming on with me tonight at 8 East. Do you record your spaces? Yes, I do. So everyone that wants to come to Trump Frogs or Vice Bertha will be able, because I know Trump Frog records all of his as well. Nice. All right.

2:39:59 Thanks guys.

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Claims made here

Allen Dulles funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:30

“mentioned in the past the rerouting of pipelines to cut Russia out of deals, which Sullivan and Cromwell and Alan Dulles did through Azerbaijan. Well, not through, it originated in Azerbaijan and had …”

Sullivan & Cromwell funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:30

United Kingdom targeted_for_regime_change Tibet host_asserted ▶ 11:54

“From an independent sovereign country to a semi-colonial country, imperialist forces took advantage of a weak Dwing dynasty and began plotting to carve up China, including Tibet. In order to bring Tib…”

Chiang Kai-shek trafficked Tibet host_asserted ▶ 20:09

“Who was actually occupying Tibet? If China fought boxer wars there to implement the opium of India into China, well, who do we know that was the opium dealer in China? Oh my God, that was Chiang Kai-s…”

Paul Helliwell funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 20:39

“knowing all of that, that the CIA was in here. Because where else would have Paul Helliwell been when he was hanging around with Shane Kyshek to come up with the whole, how do we pay for Operation Gla…”

CIA trained Tibet documented ▶ 22:37

“This is what the CIA wrote. Summary. The CIA Tibetan activity consists of political action, propaganda, and paramilitary activity. The purpose of the program at this stage is to keep the, at this stag…”

CIA funded Dalai Lama documented ▶ 25:31

“into the United States to give them terrorist training, just like we did in Miami. We did the exact same thing in Colorado. Continuing the support subsidy to the Dalai Lama's entourage, who by that ti…”

CIA funded Cornell University documented ▶ 27:54

“One of the most serious problems facing the Tibetans is a lack of trained officials equipped in linguistics and administrative abilities. The agency is undertaking the education of some 20 selected Ti…”

CIA funded Geneva documented ▶ 28:21

“Cornell University has been selected as the place we're going to do that. So they're putting people they're going to use as spies into the university system. The agency is supporting the establishment…”

CIA funded United States documented ▶ 28:21

CIA funded Indiana documented ▶ 28:21

CIA funded Tibet documented ▶ 29:16

“the cost of the Tibetan program for 1964 can be approximated figures as follows. And it ends up being, you know, I don't know, almost $2 million in the early 1960s. So the CIA in one year is spending …”

CIA recruited Thondup book_quoted ▶ 31:13

“until 55 and 56. But just because they used the word major operation doesn't mean they didn't already have stay-behind units there, because they did. With the assistance of a guy by the name of Thrand…”

CIA trained Tibet book_quoted ▶ 31:13

CIA carried_out_attack Tibet book_quoted ▶ 35:03

“come across. So let me finish it up with this. This is more from a review of Convoy and Morrison's book. In the book's preface, Convoy and Morrison write that the story of the CIA's activity in Tibet …”

CIA trained Thomas Fossmeyer book_quoted ▶ 36:31

“in Vietnam and Laos. John Kenneth Knott, who trained Tibetan agents and later headed the Tibetan Task Force in the early 1960s, went on to hold senior positions at Langley. Roger McCarthy, the head of…”

Roger McCarthy headed Tibetan Task Force book_quoted ▶ 36:31

CIA carried_out_attack Laos book_quoted ▶ 36:31

CIA carried_out_attack Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 36:31

CIA trained Anthony Poshepny book_quoted ▶ 36:31

CIA trained John Kenneth Knott book_quoted ▶ 36:31

John Kenneth Knott headed Tibetan Task Force book_quoted ▶ 36:31

John Kenneth Knott founded Orphans of the Cold War host_asserted ▶ 37:59

“only to see U.S. support for the policy evaporate, says, let's see, during a 43-year career as a CIA officer, Knauss was based in India, Japan, Canada, and a substantial focus of his work in aiding th…”

John Kenneth Knott founded Beyond Shangri-La host_asserted ▶ 38:30

“So, again, this is a bullshit book by a CIA officer trying to convince the world that Tibet was an independent country. He also wrote a book called Beyond Shangri-La, America and Tibet's Move into the…”

William Hogan founded Cross of Iron guest_asserted ▶ 52:56

“on track so strongly in the 50s because the Pentagon and the military had grown so much during World War II. And our whole history kind of like, kind of like de-emphasizes that. But if you read like t…”

CIA assassinated Patrice Lumumba guest_asserted ▶ 53:53

“you know, elections lost sovereignty over the deep state. And we can see it in a way, but where all of the things that you're pointing out here are deliberately, in my opinion, under-emphasized. So we…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower founded Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 56:18

“So there's nothing he could have done that would have added to it. You have to start looking from there forward because he was a great guy. Really? We have unequivocally illustrated to you that not on…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower headed Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 56:48

“So he's doing the military paramilitary part of what will be NATO in theater in Europe for Truman, only to then take it over from Truman and run with it right up to and including the assassination in …”

CIA covered_up Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 1:01:22

“And then all of the acts of the CIA post Eisenhower was adding the heart, the liver and all of the vital organs to Operation Gladio. And the CIA basically is the skin that protects all of those vital …”

Fabian Society founded Operation Gladio guest_asserted ▶ 1:01:49

“And I have been brainwashed with the best of them. Everything started post Eisenhower. I never got to see the skeleton. Once we did Operation Gladio and you go back to, you know, of course, the Fabian…”

Catholic Church laundered_money_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:14:55

“The use of the Catholic Church to money launder for the Operation Gladio drug network is a real thing. The use of the Catholic Church in northern Vietnam to force mass migrate over a million people ou…”

Bank of America funded BCCI host_asserted ▶ 1:34:47

“And once the money laundering piece of that is proven in a court of law, which it just was with TD's, you know, two billion dollar. So they have the the investigation goes much farther. Yeah, there's …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Italy host_asserted ▶ 1:35:39

“which are all part of Operation Gladio and how they were able to do all these coups and overthrow governments and black covert operations all over the world. They funded them with those three major pi…”

Danny Casolaro exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:37:32

“A lot of which, and I've asked everybody in my audience to keep an open mind about what is actually happening, because once you understand the depth of the Operation Gladio post-World War II network t…”

Jeffrey Lichtman member_of Gambino crime family host_asserted ▶ 1:49:21

“I'm more into the facts, you know, as far as, but I, again, Deller, you just took me on another rabbit hole. I just looked up this Jeffrey Littman guy. And again, you guys are very familiar with how t…”

Jeffrey Lichtman member_of Colombo crime family host_asserted ▶ 1:50:18

“He also, as we just said, represented El Chapo, who is the Sinaloa cartel, and another rapper, El Chapo's wife, he represented. And then he also represented Andrew Russo, who is another Colombo crime …”

Jeffrey Lichtman member_of Sinaloa Cartel host_asserted ▶ 1:50:18

Richard Nixon removed_from_power Mafia host_asserted ▶ 1:51:41

“labs refining the heroin. We talked about the Corsican labs that was shut down under Nixon and moved down to Sicily. We've documented all of this, the whole use of Cuba as a drug processing avenue. So…”

Sicilian Mafia trafficked Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:51:41

MEGA Group funded Bill Clinton host_asserted ▶ 1:53:38

“was an actual spy, not a group. And it was not until years later that it was found out that MEGA was this group. This group met inside of Harvard. They used Harvard as a recruiting mechanism. And this…”

MEGA Group member_of Harvard University host_asserted ▶ 1:53:38

MEGA Group spied_on Bill Clinton host_asserted ▶ 1:54:06

“Now, we know what Epstein's renovation projects look like. And oh, by the way, as they're fundraising under this mega group for all of these rich people, you have Linda Tripp telling everybody that so…”

Israel spied_on Bill Clinton host_asserted ▶ 1:55:05

“painting hanging on the wall in Epstein's house of Bill Clinton in the blue dress in a very prominent position, which to me, having been a reformed hunter, looks like where you would display a trophy …”

Israel trafficked Iran documented ▶ 1:55:33

“Those are just all facts. And those are things that we've talked about when we were talking about how Israel was being used as a cutout for the Iran-Contra deal, that we were actually sending billions…”

Israel laundered_money_for Contras documented ▶ 1:55:33

BND secretly_owned Crypto AG documented ▶ 1:56:31

“all of these operations. And quite frankly, to me, the cement that way more was going on than we ever knew was the takedown of Crypto AG. And Crypto AG as a company had been being used since World War…”

Crypto AG spied_on Israel documented ▶ 1:56:58

“was getting older and thought that the sun was going to inherit that. You guys have heard that story. When I found out that company was closed during the Trump administration and the first time their …”

Donald Trump removed_from_power Crypto AG host_asserted ▶ 1:56:58

Eric Holder member_of Fast and Furious host_asserted ▶ 1:59:14

“that you're going to be talking about the financial stuff more and more because we know that we're at the end of one and we're going to start another one. So thanks, Colonel. I appreciate it. Sure. We…”

Donald Trump removed_from_power Harvey Weinstein caller_asserted ▶ 2:00:22

“I don't. BP, go ahead. Yeah, I was just going to add real quick that you'd mentioned all the other, you know, Epstein and everybody else who was coming down at the exact same time. Weinstein was in th…”

Donald Trump removed_from_power Jeffrey Epstein caller_asserted ▶ 2:00:22

Jimmy Carter founded U.S. State Department documented ▶ 2:07:42

“The things that Reagan did was not good for America. The whole Iran-Contra was not good. Our involvement in GOLA was not good. Jimmy Carter established the Department of Education at the very end of h…”

Ronald Reagan funded U.S. State Department documented ▶ 2:07:42

Ronald Reagan member_of Yaroslav Stetsko host_asserted ▶ 2:09:08

“CIA agents and he fired over a thousand of them. Midnight Massacre. Love it. And, you know, we've got pictures of Reagan in the White House with a Nazi called Stetsco. So anyway, we just call him like…”

Donald Trump funded Ukraine caller_asserted ▶ 2:12:32

“You're not going to be able to do everything that you want to do, but he broke down a lot in that time frame. And with a mandate, he will completely get rid of the DOJ, not the DOJ, the CIA and the pe…”

John of God trafficked Brazil caller_asserted ▶ 2:20:25

“Oh, well, you need to look up her spiritual advisor, which was John of God. And John of God was a guy that lived down in Brazil. And he was a baby farmer. He actually had set up a farm that he impregn…”

Richard Lugar funded Ukraine caller_asserted ▶ 2:22:12

“Having said that, this was like in, you know, fast forward to all of the crap with Ukraine and everything and the conversations about Richard Lugar in the bioweapons labs and stuff like that and him t…”

Richard Lugar funded Georgia caller_asserted ▶ 2:22:12

Operation Gladio trafficked United States host_asserted ▶ 2:24:34

“the black ops, human trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking that are all encompassed in Operation Gladio. And I'm glad you brought up the whole blackmail piece of this, because for tho…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Leo Ryan host_asserted ▶ 2:25:04

“shape or form, but the axle of that wheel is greased by blackmail. That's how they've been able for the last 70 years to orchestrate these covert black operations and keep them relatively secret is be…”

Tommy Franks headed U.S. Air Force host_asserted ▶ 2:34:12

“what I consider significant. I have sat on the staff of Tommy Frank's after 9-11. We had the president come down. I've sat in the room listening to the briefings that were given. At no time did I ever…”

Donald Trump exposed John McCain host_asserted ▶ 2:35:35

“All of those people just, and let me just give you one great example. The comment that he made about John McCain, people were over the top. Oh my God, he's a criminal for having called out John McCain…”