Operation Gladio - Sweden

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0:00 okay hello everybody i survived the weekend and um my daughter's baby shower so um a little behind the power curve here but getting things back together um i had originally when we were going to move to europe uh begin talking about um italy first

0:28 As I have mentioned, but since we have such a large audience of Swedes, we're going to start there. And it's a very interesting dive into Operation Gladio. I do want to make something clear up front. We can have a separate spaces.

0:59 Focused on, so let me start over. We all know that Operation Gladio has to do with basically two components. The international syndicate, which is made up of basically oligarchs, business monopolies, and their desire to stay that way. Bankers, politicians, whoever. And their paramilitary.

1:28 capability that allows them to stay in charge of everything, which is the Gladio operations. So I really want to keep them succinctly separate. And we can have a part two if we want to talk about the people that are in the international syndicate within these separate countries. So for example, there was not a lot of them and they were not necessarily organic.

1:59 In the Caribbean, South America and Central America. And by that, I mean they were generally U.S. corporations that were taking advantage of people. In Europe, it's very different. In Europe, the international syndicate is part of the country. And so it would obviously be the same if we were to look at America.

2:28 Most of the American companies that were involved in this were not necessarily all that prominent inside the United States as far as their presence goes, like United Fruit. That's not the case in Europe. In Europe, when you start talking about these oligarchs, they not only did business in their own home countries, they were international as well.

2:57 And that's where there's a blurring of the lines. But for today, and unless we have dedicated sessions to talk about the international syndicate, and I'm not opposed to that, but I don't want to mix the two of them up because you lose focus on the paramilitary gladio aspect of all of this. And I want us to stay focused on that.

3:23 And maybe we'll do a round two in Europe only because the European International Syndicate cuts across all of the geographical regions. You find the Netherlands in Indonesia. You find the French in Africa, as well as the UK. So you see what I'm saying.

3:45 talk about the international syndicate element, it cuts across a whole bunch of them. And if we don't go and first talk about the paramilitary and the coups that they committed and all this other stuff, then I think doing a round two of going back and talking about some of these countries like the United Fruit, ITT, and the like. And as we have alluded to many times in some of the other ones,

4:12 A lot of those international syndicate members originated in Sweden, like the guy that did the crypto AG. So I do want to make that difference. I don't want to spend the time today talking about all of the oligarchs and the international syndicate. You could take a week just to talk about that because there are so many from Sweden. So having said that. Before we jump in, Colonel.

4:43 Anybody here who at the end would like to say something and has a problem speaking English. If there's somebody in the group that can be a translator, that would be super. Yeah, we'll kind of leave that up to Enoch. We'll ask him. You can go ahead and give him a mic. And then at the end.

5:12 We'll ask him to help us with anybody that would like to talk and need some assistance to get us to understand them. All right. So when you start in Sweden, Sweden actually has a very interesting history. And I need to hold on just one second. I've got to get my. There we go.

5:44 They have a very interesting history when it comes to Operation Gladio. And where I started is with a group that was started, and I'm going to butcher all these names, but again, I spell them so everybody can follow along. Lieutenant General B-R-O-R, and his last name is M-U-N.

6:20 CK in 1927. So he supposedly was not politically oriented, but he was very concerned about there being domestic enemies inside of Sweden. And we do have to say for the 20 millionth time, supposedly

6:48 During World War I and World War II, and up until, you know, most recently when they joined NATO, Sweden had always been touted as being a neutral country in that they didn't pick sides in any war. So that, of course, did not mean because of their large defense industry that people didn't try to

7:19 gain favor with Sweden in various ways. For example, we had many, many CIA agents, to include William Colby, in Sweden at different times in the past. So Sweden didn't necessarily think that fascists and Nazis were their enemy.

7:47 Because of what happened with Finland, they definitely thought communism, at least the Bolshevik communism, was an enemy. During the 1920s, many of their leaders in the police, which is where we find most of the Operation Gladio capability housed, was afraid of what they referred to as the Red Scare.

8:18 And of course, we know that some of that was used to manipulate people into doing things that they wouldn't otherwise do. And there began a ramping up of anti-communist rhetoric. And there was, in 1928, they had what was referred to as the COSAC election.

8:48 And there was a plan for 2,000 members of the Swedish population to have 50 rounds of ammunition each just in case something should happen. And there was also guns that were being smuggled into Sweden from Germany. And they found up to 1,300.

9:18 Guns with about 600 of them illegally smuggled into the country as part of what appears to have been the first attempt at doing some type of a stay behind capability by the government. And there was a stay behind structure that was discovered in 1931. And there was a whole bunch of.

9:50 press releases as it was related to that. And in the press release in 1931, they talked about the presence of all of these unregistered guns in the country that was thought to be part of an underground stay-behind unit capability. And there was a big pronouncement that in

10:20 a year later that that whole thing went away. They magically got rid of all tenants of it. And in 1934, they passed a law that basically was supposed to ban any type of organization like that. So there was another person or another group that was, and I'm going to spell this because I have no idea how to pronounce it. M-U-N.

10:52 C-K-S-K-A-R-E-N. So, Manska Karun was a group of anti-communists, which is our famous name for Gladio, right-wing extremists, totally Gladio, who feared a Bolshevik takeover in Sweden and which had members from

11:22 Other organizations, one of which was called SFKO, and they all had secretly stashed caches of weapons. And some of the people later of this group became part of the government in Sweden. And you have...

11:56 One guy, and this guy has like five names, Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flugharten. And the last name is a hyphenated name, P-F-L-U-G-K-H-A-R-T-T-U-N-G. He was a German intelligence officer and spy.

12:25 He actually was part of Germany's stay behind unit. I've seen his name come up a couple of different times. So supposedly he had in 1931, he was helping coordinate fascist groups inside of Sweden, i.e. stay behind units. The Swedish authorities.

12:57 had him expelled after it was discovered he was importing weapons into Sweden. And he had a huge presence in Denmark. And as far as putting some of the graduates and creating a spy ring, we won't go into that until we get to Denmark. But this guy was very active in this area. So I wanted to introduce him.

13:25 And then we get to a guy who has a huge role in all of this. His name's Otto Hallberg, H-A-L-L-B-E-R-G. And I have to laugh because there's so many overlap things because, of course, Wikipedia lists him as a journalist, right? So we know that these people, in many cases, pose.

13:55 as journalists. So when they're working abroad and something happens to them, if they get arrested or whatever, they go, oh my God, I'm a journalist. You're trying to suppress freedom of speech. So every time I come across one of them, I have to laugh. He was also a military officer and an activist. He was the son of another journalist.

14:20 I don't know. And when we get down to the end, Enoch, I hope you can help me with this, but I definitely want to discuss in the question and answer Lunds, L-U-N-D-S, which is a university in Sweden, because everybody that, I'm going to say 95% of everybody that I have researched that has anything to do with the Swedish stay behind.

14:48 graduated from Lund's it evidently is like our Stanford or England's Oxford when it comes to this evilness and the production of it so again I'll point out as we go through some of these people the people that graduated from that particular college because there's a whole lot of them

15:13 His military career, he was in a thing called the Swedish Volunteer Battalion, which has a very interesting history. And it's work in Finland and appears to be something that many of the original founders of the Gladio Network in Sweden shared. Not all of them, but there is some overlap there.

15:44 And there's, Hallberg founded something that's got like 20 different letters in it. So it's called Radning-Schlorrelsen. So I'm going to spell that one for you too. R-A-D-D-N-I-N-G-S-R-O-R-E-L-S-E-N.

16:12 That was a secret organization that was supposedly given the mission of, quote unquote, rescuing people from communism. The organization, when it was active in Sweden, had about 1,200 members. And again, if you look at it from the outside and some of the news articles that I read about it, it looks a lot like a Gladio.

16:42 apparatus. We'll get into some of the more details of it as we go, especially kind of Otto Hallberg's overlap in some of the different stories, but that's what it gives the appearance of anyway. He was later arrested in 1952 and charged with illegal military activities, but weirdly enough, he was acquitted.

17:12 And supposedly, again, they had passed a law that says this kind of secret organizations wasn't allowed. But as we will see in all of Europe, anybody that was charged even with these laws on the book mysteriously were acquitted. Because obviously prosecuting them would reveal all of the government's involvement in the organizations. And in 1952, they were just getting started.

17:46 Otto Hallberg's life basically made up of his military service and what was portrayed as him being a dedicated, I don't know what you would call it, kind of patriot, I guess would be the best way to say it. He was also, in 1933, a member of...

18:16 an organization called, let me get my English version out here, Swedish Socialist Collection. It was a national socialist working party. And its symbol is on a blue background with a yellow swastika. So they have the same colors of Ukraine.

18:42 But the yellow is in the form of a swastika and the background of the flag is the blue. And so it supposedly was role modeled on anti-capitalism, collectivism, kind of a workers' movement type of thing. And this Otto guy was a member of that.

19:14 And it also has affiliates in, it advocated the detention and potential death of Sweden's Jewish people and the communists. All right, let me get back to my notes. He was also editor.

19:47 of a paper called the Swedish People's Socialist. After World War II, from about 1948, he started building what we now know to be the Stay Behind organization. But Sweden, unlike, well, similar to Italy,

20:15 Germany and Turkey, they didn't just have one stay-behind unit structure. They had different ones. So there's another guy called Alvar Lindenkrona. So I'll spell his name. A-L-V-A-R-L-I-N-D-E-N-C-R-O-N-A.

20:45 He had his own version. And don't think of these as competition. They're almost like decentralized command and control. And in some articles I read, they basically make it sound like they were more geographically instituted. And then some made the observation.

21:14 that they also dealt with different hierarchical customers, if you will. So, for example, one was more kind of middle class stay behind unit structure. And then one was more the lower class workers, like from a union perspective, they would have a stay behind element. And then they also had some among what we would refer to as the elite.

21:44 So I don't know exactly which way they were focused, but they were all working in concert with each other because all of this stuff kind of percolates up to a few key people. So Alvar Lindenkrona is a very interesting guy. He primarily dealt with, he's a lawyer.

22:11 He worked in the Ministry of Defense. He worked in their communications area. He also worked in the civil aviation area. And this is going to be very important. He became the CEO of an insurance company called Thule Bulgaglen. Let me spell that one for you. T-H.

22:41 U-L-E-B-O-L-A-G-E-N. Okay? Now, this is in 1947. He's the CEO of this Trulie company. This Trulie company gets bought by Scandia. S-K-A-N-D-I-A.

23:10 That's a life insurance policy. And Trulia basically was a life insurance policy company as well. And when you look into Trulia, you find out that 7SBEN Palm, who is Olaf Parm's dad.

23:44 was the CEO of this AB Truly company. Now that's going to become very important because Olaf Parm becomes prime minister and gets assassinated by Operation Gladio operatives. So I found it crazy that the people setting up their Operation Gladio network worked.

24:15 And like side by side with Olaf Palm's dad. That's just, that's crazy. And also this guy, Albert Lindenkrona. He, according to a couple of different sources, was even, let me get this straight.

24:49 All right, so he's identified as the guy, there's a particular stay-behind element called Arla Dawn, A-R-L-A Dawn. And of course, that, they believe, is after his name. His name is A-L-V-A-R. And they did this a lot with these initials, as I'll go into in a few minutes.

25:14 It seems like all of their names were named after the people who created them. There's another guy that we'll talk about in a minute. His name's Tog Erlanders, and he wrote in his diaries a thing called the Linden-Krona Committee, and it basically articulates that in the 1940s up until 1954 that this

25:44 Linden Kronigai was integral in building up their stay-behind units. So, and again, keep in mind, the whole way they sold these things was if what happened to Finland happened and they were invaded by the communists, that these people would be left in the country and would rise up.

26:13 or communicate with the government in exile, blah, blah, blah. That's how it's all said to have going to happen. So he worked with a guy, Tague, T-A-G-E, Erlander, and a guy by the name of E-G-E-I-J-E, Mossberg, and Rune, R-U-N-E, Johansson.

26:45 and Carl Pearson, and they basically, among those people, and again, if you start looking at these people, you find a whole bunch of things in common. So, Erlander, as an example, let's see, Lund University graduate, and

27:18 big economics, political science guy. He joined an organization of radical youths called the Younger Guys. And that has a whole interesting history all of itself that we don't have time to get into, but it's a very interesting organization. And he also was charged as the Ministry of Social Affairs to create Fort...

27:49 basically FEMA camps for Sweden during World War II. 14 of them. And supposedly these things were to put any suspected communists in. But the problem with it was

28:12 There was no necessarily concrete evidence that any of these people had anything to do with communism. It was basically the early version of the Phoenix program. It was neighbors ratting out other neighbors and these people ending up in concentration camps. And they said, oh, well, you know, we wouldn't use the word concentration camp. Sorry about that. They were more like work camps.

28:42 Well, I don't care what you call them, but they were, our terminology would be they were FEMA camps like we did for the Japanese during World War II. And this guy, Erlander, who was responsible for setting up in the aftermath of these FEMA camps, the Gladio unit for Sweden.

29:07 You can see what we are going to build is the narrative that these people, there's a group of people that were operating in Sweden that were basically walking lockstep with NATO, even though they were not in NATO at the time. But you have to keep in mind, and that's the rare opportunity to kind of tie in the international syndicate.

29:37 The people in Sweden in their syndicate definitely want to keep NATO happy because NATO is probably their biggest military customer. And so they're going to want to cooperate in many different areas. And they still, I found an article, they're still doing research into some of these concentration camps.

30:09 And basically, one of these guys that's responsible for setting up, and we'll come to him, but one of the guys that's responsible for setting up their Gladio network was also working in the government. And there's a, I think the word they used was a thinning out of secret documents that documented not only these labor camps, but also some of the Gladio thing, that there was no way that the...

30:38 current day, you could go back and look at, because some of the documents in the quote unquote thinning process basically eliminated every single piece of paper on certain camps and what was done inside those camps and who was kept there. So there's no possible way to go back and reconstruct it because they destroyed the evidence. And the guy that was doing that inside the government was one of these guys that helped set up Gladio.

31:08 So you can understand that there would be almost zero chance of you being able to go back and completely figure out all of the stuff that was done. Okay. Let's see. Erlander goes on to become the Swedish prime minister.

31:33 And he was the first prime minister to meet an American president. He met Dwight D. Eisenhower, JFK, and he visited Truman as well, and Lyndon B. Johnson. And in 1948, Sweden was one of the first countries to recognize Israel. And in 1951, based on Erlander,

32:02 In 1951, Sweden established their embassy in Israel, and he became the first prime minister to visit Israel in 1962. Let's see. Let me get back to my notes. So, back to Linden Kroner. His part of the stay-behind unit was called Arla Don.

32:40 It was not necessarily set up in coordination with the defense staff, but there were certain people in the government that knew what he was doing. And he also, the guy that we were talking about, Otto Hallberg, had plans for an organization named Rescue Movement that he began setting up as early as 1943.

33:11 Lyndon Kroner basically, let's see, hold on just a second. He gets tied in with this guy by the name of Kurt Steffen Giesecke, G-I-E-S-E-C-K-E. And okay, so Lyndon Kroner was involved in the early stages and then his network.

33:44 gets taken over by this Kurt Stephan Giesek. And this guy, he's the CEO of another insurance company called Safehausen. It's S-A-F-E-H-A-N-S-A. And he, let's see.

34:22 I'm going to get some more information on him in just a minute in my notes. During the years of the late 70s and all of the 80s, Gizek was the leader of the Swedish Stay Behind Network. So I went a little deep on him. His son?

34:54 what has a huge connection to the Anthony Fauci's AIDS. He was an infectious doctor as well and has some really peculiar ties to Anthony Fauci on the European side.

35:20 He also has been an advisor to the World Health Organization. So I found that very interesting too, this Giesburg guy. His grandson also is involved in all of the current student movements and has a network that...

35:54 He looks like, from the outside, somebody that would be the agitator coordinator, that if they need student movements drummed up, that his grandson would be the guy that would do that. But his grandson also is a researcher, and he researches primarily on things to do with the thyroid and the heart, which I found.

36:19 Very interesting. And he has a huge association with the Heart Foundation in Sweden in light of all of the coronavirus and heart issues. I just found that completely interesting since his dad had to do with the AIDS. I'm sure they're unrelated. Okay, so if you look at the collaboration between the political and military leadership that happened in order to...

36:55 an underground movement that is meeting with the approval of the Swedish government if they were to ever have to relocate in exile. You also have some requirements on, like, where are you going to house them? And one of the...

37:22 things that we have found over and over and over again, is they usually house them in the national police structure. And that was the case with Sweden when they first set it up. And interestingly enough, another one of the guys that was

37:49 In the rescue movement, which I told you was kind of like an alternative name that they called it, was a guy by the name of, again, another crazy name, Ragnar, R-A-G-N-A-R, and his last name is L-I-L-J-E-B-L-A-D. That guy has, he's like their nuclear physicist pioneer.

38:20 Sweden. So nothing to worry about there. Okay. There was another organization called Snapfane. S-N-A-P-P-H-A-N-E. That had to do, it has a history that goes way back in time, like the 17th century. And weirdly enough, it was

38:53 categorized as a, like a counterinsurgency paramilitary organization way back then. So it's not like this concept is new. We've talked about that before. Back then, they, in addition to, they referred to them kind of as like bandits or looters or carpetbaggers.

39:22 Some of the names, our translation of those names that they called them. And they basically had, so it was Snapfang, it says, is a pejorative term that Swedes used to describe pro-Danish rebels back in the day. And that they used guerrilla warfare tactics, not unlike today.

39:53 And I'm just going to quote when it talks about where the word came from. Because the movement supported the Danish invasion during the Scandia War, Swedish authorities fought the Snapfans brutally, and if captured, these fighters would be executed with their corpses impaled and shown where the locals could see them.

40:22 intimidate into obedience and a common way they executed them was the breaking will. So again, I'm just amazed at how far back this, not only just the concept goes, but kind of the same use of them in the fear campaigns, the psychological campaigns that has been used all of this time.

40:54 as it relates to this particular thing. I just find it fascinating. So they were basically tasked to collaborate between political and military leadership, build an underground movement that could be sanctioned. And behind the organization, I mentioned we had the TAG Erlander.

41:21 and his Mossberg, Johannesburg, and Pearson. And there was, they needed to put it into society so that they could get the participation of these people. And there were a couple of people that were tasked to generate the participation. One of the guys' name was Arne Geiger.

41:52 G-E-I-J-E-R. And interestingly enough, this is where we get the overlap with the unions. So we know that the infiltration of unions is critical in these countries. We learned about some of that when we were talking about Guyana and some of the other countries in Central America. So this guy, Geiger,

42:20 I guess Carl Arn Geiger is his name. But he came up with basically a Swedish style kind of labor union. He was the chairman of the Free Trade Union International and sat on his board. And if you look into that one, what's interesting about where all they were and how they kind of rolled that out, it looks very similar initially.

42:48 to Operation Gladio locations. I'm sure, again, that's just a coincidence. So not weird at all that the guy that was in charge of labor unions in Sweden also was responsible for finding recruits for their Gladio program. Not weird at all. Okay, another guy, Walter Amann, A-M-A-N.

43:19 Um, he was a journalist because we know we have to control the journalist, um, and the media based on, um, what gets in print and what, what doesn't. And then another guy, Bertel Kugenberg, K-U-G-E-L-B-E-R-G. This guy, um, let's see. All right.

43:52 So he had to do with, he worked with Arne Geiger as one of the main architects to what was referred to as the Swedish model, which was kind of their version of government intervention in the labor market and kind of the building of their higher taxes, more welfare model.

44:23 He was also part of that Swedish-Norway secret project or the volunteer thing back in the day. And he also showed up dead mysteriously. And I didn't know you could be an honorary doctor, but he did get his honorary doctor accreditation, honorary.

44:52 from the Lund University too. Just another connection for you. And then, so all of these guys, Geiger, Ahman, Krugelberg, and Geisig, the guy we already talked about, were all part of the Swedish Employers Association. And so they did the one side, the civilian side. And then from the military side,

45:26 You had a guy by the name of, and this is where it gets really weird. I'm just going to go ahead and tell you that. Carl August Ehrensward. It's E-H-R-E-N-S-W-A-A-R-D. And then there's some other guys that follow. But let's look at Carl Ehrensward. I'm sure I just butchered that.

45:53 But he was the head of the defense staff in the immediate aftermath of World War II. And he moves from that to be the army chief from 48 to 57. So he would have been involved on the military side during the whole standing up of Operation Gladio in Sweden. And let's see, I'm going to get down to the good stuff.

46:26 So he was responsible for destruction of material as it related to a thing called Operation Stella Polaris. And that had to do with radio transmissions that had been intercepted. And he is actually...

47:00 let's see, related to part of their royal family because his dad married a countess in Sweden. So let me get back to my note. And we had another guy that was militarily involved and his last name is,

47:38 S-Y-N-N-E-R-G-R-E-N. His first name is Stig, S-T-I-G. He was also on the defense staff. And let's see. All right. So I also wrote down that Lund University had been commissioned by the government of Sweden to do some very specific research.

48:16 They are thought of as a world-class research facility. I thought it interesting some of the things that the government wanted them involved in. Number one was cancer, diabetes, biodiversity, Middle East, production technology, and IT and mobile communications. And of course, we understand mobile communications because of the ties to Ericsson as it relates to...

48:46 But in looking into Lund, I would suggest y'all look up a thing called MAX with the Roman numeral 4. Lab. It looks and sounds remarkably like CERN. Just saying. And also a thing called European Spallation Source. And I'll spell that.

49:18 A-L-L-A-T-I-O-N. Source. It, too, looks an awful lot like CERN. I'm going to move on to... I wanted to go into a little bit about those FEMA camps. Here's who supposedly was put in them. Radical Social Democrats.

49:55 trade unionist, anti-Nazis, which I thought was totally weird, and German deserters. And of course, I told you they were set up by Tog Orlander. Oh, here it is. So the thinning decision to get rid of all of their classified, except for a few of the camps, was done by a guy by the name of R-U-N-E, Ruin, Johansson.

50:28 So remember, I was telling you, he's part of that little group that was setting up their Gladio units. So he's also responsible for setting up the camps. So according to their research, there was four types of camps, alien and refugee camps for civilians, military detention camps, foreign legacy camps, and workforce.

51:04 And workforce is what they eventually ended up trying to pass them all off as, that they basically were just there to make people that they thought might be a security risk work in a controlled environment until the end of the war. But basically, it was forced labor camps. Okay. Erlander.

51:41 influenced Swedish's development in the first decades after World War II as a party leader. He had, after the election in 1948, which is the same election the CIA interfered with in Italy in order to make sure they got a pro-NATO person in there, Erlander was in an undisputed position to basically have power to do basically whatever he wanted.

52:10 Um, but, um, here's a really weird story, um, that I came across. Um, let me open up. I just have my link here. So I'm going to open this up. Um, Erlander was their prime minister when this particular thing happened. So there's a guy.

52:40 by the name of H-A-I-J-B-Y, who had some very interesting connections to a bunch of very interesting people. And he supposedly had an affair while he's married with the king, Gustav V. And he was...

53:10 convicted. And there's a whole long story about how him and his wife ran this restaurant and he was a convicted. I don't know if they have like felons and misdemeanors, but he was basically had a criminal pass and he was trying to get a particular permit that other people thought he shouldn't have.

53:40 And the king basically said he could have it. And then there was a lot of accusations about the fact that he got it out of specialty because he was having a sexual relationship with the king and that he had known the king for like 20 some years because as a youth, he was selling Mayflowers at the castle when he first met the king.

54:08 That all sounds totally weird. And it did have to do, that permit he was seeking had to do with like a wine license. And that basically afterwards, all of the people that get involved with this, with Erlander being part of it, this kind of, what I found interesting about this story is

54:35 We know, based on all of our other research with the blackmail that Epstein did and that type of thing, this is the exact kind of sexual devancy kind of things that you find in close proximity to a lot of this Gladio stuff, because how you make this network work is with blackmail material. And so when something like this comes out,

55:04 It loses their ability to blackmail the people that are involved. However, at each opportunity, this guy, this Kurt Hageby, after this allegation comes out, they basically paid him to move to the United States. And after a few years, he ends up back in Sweden. And then the government keeps giving him money, like they're still paying him off, kind of. So the whole thing was just totally weird.

55:34 But where I see these in close proximity to the players that would have to be involved in the oversight of Operation Gladio, I always bring them out. Because like when we did the One Nation under blackmail with Whitney Webb, you find out that Jeffrey Epstein and his frequent visits to the White House under Bill Clinton directly led to the revelation that they...

56:04 were basically spying on Bill Clinton and using it as blackmail. And so that is something that unfortunately happens quite a bit in this entire network. And so when I found that, I wanted to make sure I brought it to you guys. And you can look into it, obviously, if you want to. One of the guys that Erlander worked very closely with is a guy by the name of Albin Hanson.

56:32 H-A-N-S-S-O-N. And let me bring him up. He was part of, he ends up being prime minister a couple of times as well. And he created, yeah, his big foot stomper was that he wanted to maintain

57:09 Sweden's neutrality during the time that he was. But he is also the prime minister for that Gustav V. And Tag Erlender, the guy that we've been talking about, he takes office after this guy, Hansen. And Hansen was also the minister of defense.

57:36 And he would have been minister of defense when they were setting up their earlier pre-war version of Gladio, which is really interesting. But he also had involvement in, he created, well, he was part of the creation of a social democratic youth program.

58:04 and was the chairman of it in the early 1900s, which some people, depending on who you read, likened it to a Hitler youth movement. I don't know whether that's true or not. But he also, oh, let's see. Oh, his interesting thing, I thought, was how he died. Supposedly,

58:44 There was a big meeting, and this is, of course, in the aftermath of World War II, not very long after it, actually, that a whole bunch, Tag Erlander and a bunch of their collaborative people are all having a meeting. And this guy rides the, I don't know, like a train everywhere.

59:13 He had some, after he ate at this meeting, he had some problems as far as like his right side, like his heart was messing up. And then he rides the train back home. He gets off the train and falls over dead, basically from a heart attack. After meeting all of these people that were basically planning the implementation of Operation Gladio, which I found totally interesting as well.

59:44 And what was interesting about him is he set up a unity government. And you remember that any time anybody does that in the past, which means they're open to talking to other sides of issues, they don't fare well. So I found that very interesting that he kind of sets up a collaborative government in which he's willing to talk to all sides and come up with things that work out for everybody.

1:00:13 And then, of course, he drops dead. Not saying anything weird happened, just noting. So another one of their collaborators is a guy by the name of Carl Pearson, P-E-R-S-S-O-N, who we mentioned. And he's the guy that is the chief of the National Police. He was the chief of the National Police from 64 to 78.

1:00:43 He also graduated from Lund. And he would have been intricately involved. He was also from 64, head of the National Police Board. And he was chief of the National Police when supposedly they discovered a spy.

1:01:15 And this spy guy is very interesting, Wennerstrom, W-E-N-N-E-R-S-T-R-O-M, because he was supposedly a spy for the Soviet Union. And once he was arrested, he tried to commit suicide. And I'm going to let y'all look that up.

1:01:45 Because he, too, has a very interesting background and some interesting contacts. Like he worked on the Dragon Project. And he served an assignment in both Washington in 52 to 57. And then also was assigned as a military attache for Sweden.

1:02:15 in, um, uh, Russia in 48 to 52. So, um, definitely has, um, and what I found very interesting is if you're a neutral country, um, what do you have going on that would generate spies? What, what are they, you're not supposed to be doing anything.

1:02:44 So how can you even have spies? Because you're not supposed to be doing anything that somebody would be able to spy on you for, right? Doesn't that sound weird? So anyway, maybe that's just me. So I found it very interesting when we get down to Olaf Parm, who is, as I alluded to earlier, becomes the prime minister and he's assassinated.

1:03:16 Part of the discovery is, oh, let's see. He evidently, in dealing with the spy guy, said that there was possibly also links to the compromise of parts of

1:03:51 the organization that he had been part of by a British diplomat and also a double agent. And so Olaf Parm questioned the extent to which Sweden was basically saying that that guy was basically doing something all on his own.

1:04:17 According to Olaf Parms, it looked like he was part of what may have in fact been Operation Gladio network because there were other people involved. But that didn't go over very well because no one was supposed to know there were ties to other things. So part of the meeting places for Operation Gladio was that Lyndon Crona's office in the Thule building.

1:04:48 Um, he evidently had an apartment that they oftentimes met in that, um, in that, uh, truly house. And it had a special rear entrance that was, um, private and on the inside of private entrance into it from his office suite, this Linden Krona guy. So, um, they definitely, um,

1:05:19 We're trying to keep it secret. Public knowledge of the Stay Behind organization began to sweep out in first connection with the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 90s, which, of course, in 1990, everybody got told on. But Sweden would have not been a member, because they were not a member of NATO, they would not have been in the initial disclosure because most of the people in 1990

1:05:47 believed that it was isolated just to NATO countries, which we now know is absolutely not correct. So a guy by the name of Reinhold Geiser in 1957 gave an interview. So he was part of it in 1957 and he gave an interview in 1998.

1:06:11 And basically, no publication of information has been provided by the responsible Swedish team. But Linden Krona is mentioned in one of the books, which otherwise just deals with the preparation of stay behind in Sweden in the 70s and 80s. There's also a document since 1991, no longer secretly stamped in connection with the prosecution.

1:06:41 for illegal core in 1952 against Otto Hallberg. That's the one I was talking about earlier, but I want you to listen to this quote in this article. Quote, although the defense staff did not have or have any part in Hallberg's alleged organizational formation, the preliminary investigation should in a number of ways indicate that the defense staff planned and partially prepared for an organization.

1:07:10 with related purposes, i.e. the same thing. It is of the utmost importance that this relationship does not come to public knowledge. If during military operations any part of the country needs to be temporarily abandoned, the enemy's treatment of the detained civilian population may become dependent on its knowledge of certain organizations at all prepared and occupied Swedish territory, unquote. So basically,

1:07:40 they're acknowledging the fact that it existed. Their insistence that it had nothing to do with the military and yet they get military training is a little odd. But I also made note of the fact that that company that Olaf Parm's dad, the insurance company, truly got bought. So truly.

1:08:13 either got bought by Nordic or Nordic got bought by Truly, one of the two. And Olaf Parm's dad, for like 40 years, was in charge of it as the CEO. And then he moved over to chairman of the board for quite a while after that. Well, at least a few years. But there's a whole list of other people that were on that board.

1:08:42 That, like, Lyndon Croner and another palm, Gunnar Palm. So, obviously, this is a part of the international syndicate as it relates to the Gladio network. So, just a couple of more.

1:09:09 that I want to get to as far as names of organizations, if anybody wants to do any further research. So evidently they had a, let me get to this one article. They have a history of naming their organizations after the people that created them. So.

1:09:44 Let me get to the article. Hold on just one second. I have so many tabs open. Okay, here it is. They had the things like the dash B. Hold on a second. Like they did in Ukraine, which is totally weird to me. They also had a thing called the information office, which was abbreviated IB.

1:10:20 And that basically dealt with NATO behind the scenes for the stay behind units. It was called Information Office. They also had, let's see, I had to open it up. Most of this stuff has all been deleted. You have to find most of this on the archive.org as it relates to.

1:10:53 a lot of the stuff in Sweden. I think during that same time that they were doing the, um, thinning as they call it. Um, they also disabled a lot of the news or, um, articles. Um, so much of this stuff got, um, deleted. All right. So they had a thing called group B. They also had a thing called C office, like the letter C, um, C office.

1:11:21 uh, pertain to Carl Peterson, C-A-R-L Peterson. And, um, he basically was in charge of setting up the C office. And then the T office was Theed Palm without an E. There's no relation to the other, um, palms. So Theed is T-H-E-D-E-P-A-L-M. Um, that was another, um, part of this day behind network in Sweden and a thing called group.

1:11:50 B as in Bravo. And that stood for Berger, B-I-R-G-E-R, Elmer, E-L-M-E-R. They basically kind of merged at some point to be the action group G-R-Y-N-I-N-G. So two names, Arla, A-R-L-A, and then G-R-Y-N-I-N-G.

1:12:23 And that's when that Lindercron guy came into the picture. So there seemed to have been some consolidation around the time that the expose with the Otto Hallberg that we talked about at the beginning got made aware of by reporting.

1:12:48 They also had a veterans organization of the Swedish volunteers that fought on the side of the Axis called Sveaborg, S-V-E-A-B-O-R-G. And because they basically were Nazis already, they were some of the major volunteers for the T-Office and Hallsburg Stay Behind organization.

1:13:17 And, um, just a very interesting, um, series of, uh, and for this one, I'm not sure I put that in the notes for Bridget. I'm going to send it to her real quick so she can post that whole article. Um, cause it's very interesting. Um, and again, you can only get it on archive, um, because it's been deleted. Um, and it also talks about.

1:13:47 How the overlap with Gladio and USS Intel officer William Colby, beginning in the 1950s, was stationed in Stockholm. And he actually was part of the origination of training and equipping the Stay Behind organization in Sweden, which is very interesting for somebody that's neutral.

1:14:17 And let's see. Then you get to the assassination of the prime minister, who was a social Democrat, Olaf Parm. And that's kind of the highlight of, if you will, not a good highlight, obviously, in the fact that it has some very

1:14:47 common things that we've now come to recognize. For example, there was never a real good investigation that was done. And I mean, if you think about it, this is guy kind of like the whole JFK fiasco of them intentionally not looking where they need to look because they know what they're going to find and they're trying to tell you a story.

1:15:17 So they had opened reopened the investigation, but no one looked at it as if they were going to be able to present new information because it was, again, not an earnest effort to do that. And, of course, we already know that there were, quote unquote, thinning of.

1:15:46 documents as it relates to a lot of their archive material. So let's see. There was a guy by the name, they referred to him as a Scandia man by the name of Stig, S-T-I-G-E-N-G-S-T-R-O-M. That was pointed out as a possible suspect.

1:16:15 What the investigation has now presented would not be enough to convict or even press charges against him in a court of law and only quote unquote reasonable suspicion. But he had been dead for already 20 years. So they basically said, why bother? While the police, because of course they don't want to know the actual answer. While the police made every effort supposedly to chase down.

1:16:44 They basically focused on some Kurdish fighters from the PKK that had taken refuge in Sweden. And just to time out, I have come to realize that the PKK was basically the freedom fighters in the Kurdish areas pushing back against being...

1:17:11 murdered and assassinated by the Gray Wolves in the Turkish Gladio program. So I find it interesting that the targets of the Operation Gladio initiatives in Turkey taking refuge in Sweden gets incriminated for an assassination of Sweden's prime minister.

1:17:40 I want to make sure y'all understand that link there. This isn't just some immigrant that they're trying to pin this on. These are actually people in Turkey and northern Iraq that was pushing back on the mass murder of Kurds by actual Gladio units in Turkey. So that's really weird.

1:18:12 They managed to make a mess of every single thing central to the investigation. And without further leads, they're basically closing the more recent investigation that they had done, mainly because the suspect was dead. The chief prosecutor pointed out that the memorandum that wrote off.

1:18:35 Engstrom from the investigation was astounding and that a number of circumstances around his person and what he says in witness interrogations was very noteworthy. It became abundantly clear that the police should have taken much more interest in him. Stig Engstrom, E-N-G-S-T-R-O-M.

1:19:02 was in many respects an ordinary man from Stockholm, but kind of from the petty bourgeois. And he worked as an artist. And where did he work? He worked for an insurance company whose name happens to be Scandia, the same one we've been talking about throughout this entire presentation, and dedicated time to working with the Swedish conservatives in local politics.

1:19:31 The Scandia building was very close to the murder site, and he appeared at an early stage in the investigation, both as a witness and a suspect. In fact, he seems to have actively tried to position himself in the spotlight, you know, kind of like the arson being the one that reports the fire. In his military background and familiarity with the social codes of the upper class,

1:19:59 Because he attended a boarding school, Engstrom moved freely during the 1980s in elite circles in Stockholm, like among all of these people that we've been talking about, and also was openly hostile to Palm. Because again, Palm is one of those guys that was a consensus builder and talked to everybody.

1:20:25 He frequented dinners honored by the participation of diplomats, colonels, and business leaders. In his spare time, he sometimes handed out flyers spewing hate against Olaf Palm and created Palm caricatures. The extreme right-wing hated Palm for the same reasons that he was popular with the working class, under the pressure from an increasingly radicalized labor movement.

1:20:55 The Social Democrats carried through rapid and major improvements for the working class in the 1970s. Palm gained a certain international recognition in a way few other Swedish leaders could boast. From his criticism of some of the more conspicuous crimes of imperialism, that'll definitely get you killed, including the Christmas bombings of Hanoi, the Franco dictatorship.

1:21:25 Oh my gosh, he criticized Pinochet too. Yeah, that'll definitely get you killed. The heritage, because, you know, Pinochet was a mass murdering dictator. Who would want you not to talk about him? The heritage of POM was also an important part of Swedish's...

1:21:44 feeling themselves to be humanitarian in nature. And they wanted to be viewed as a humanitarian superpower, not necessarily a military superpower. I think that's kind of what they would like to project because they've always definitely been a military superpower. But Palm definitely seems to be kind of swimming against the current there.

1:22:14 At the same time, there was never any doubt that Sweden, when it really came down to it, was on the side of U.S. imperialism in world politics and that had close ties to NATO. There existed a certain mystique around Palm within some parts of the left, but it was important to understand that his position in the defense of capitalism and the Swedish class collaboration.

1:22:43 was still central. He was a champion in the fight against the far-left labor movement, which included Stalinist and Trotskyites. Palm had decided that the U.S. was on the right side of the Cold War.

1:23:06 What they're trying to basically point out is Palm was not a hardliner in any respects. He definitely was much like their Swedish dog, however you pronounce his long last name, that was murdered also on his way to help the Congo free themselves from the Belgian and the U.S. dictates of NATO.

1:23:35 that they kind of were a centrist. They were very interested in both sides of every issue and trying to understand the big thing. But of course, that ended up with both of them dead. So just a couple of more things, and then I'll open it up. In the article, it talks about

1:24:02 that there was a state intelligence that had illegally surveilled Swedish communists and left-wing activists, among other things, in collaboration with a network of informers called the IB Affair. And that was a scandal during Olaf Palm's political, and that it was also a hard blow for his party. After their...

1:24:32 The victory, the Social Democrats' victory in 1982, let's see, I guess they had a lot of issues with the leadership would be the best way to surmise or provide a summary to that. One of the first things that Palm's government did in 82 was to devalue the Swiss currency.

1:25:06 to provide a stimulant for the economy. And there was a combination of left-wing rhetoric in defense of capitalism that allowed Palm to first criticize U.S. imperialism and then basically hide the fact that there was illegal surveillance of trade unions and peace activists going on within his government.

1:25:40 But the only thing that I'll add there is if in fact he knew, because I've already made the point that it appears that JFK never knew about some of the things that the Operation Gladio program entailed. And so if this network has any speculation that the leader of the country is not going to decide,

1:26:10 in their favor on a particular issue, it has been known repeatedly that they just keep that information from them. And then, of course, it kind of paints them into a corner like it did with JFK and the Bay of Pigs.

1:26:23 that when it's kept from you, do you tell the world that you're not in control of your intel community by saying that they basically lied to you? Or do you suck it up and pretend like you knew and you just made a bad decision? That's the reality of dealing with organizations like this, is they necessarily, from their perspective, set you up to fail.

1:26:50 So to many, POM had become something of a symbol for everything good about Sweden, but to the right-wing extremist circles, they were very disturbed. There was conspiracy theories about an imminent invasion of Sweden by the Soviet Union where

1:27:11 They were actually accusing Palm, if that happened, that he would side with the Soviet Union. And that, remember, we mentioned several of those youth programs. They were actively talking about that in some of the youth programs, basically saying that Palm was controlled from Moscow using telethoby. And I'm not kidding. That's actually what some of them were told. In right-wing circles, Palm also...

1:27:39 was depicted as not good. I mean, it's basically, they treated him like our media treats Donald Trump, that they made fun of him. And there was lots of cartoons that basically kind of depicted him as not being a good guy.

1:28:10 So with that, I'm going to open it up. That was kind of a long thing, but I think the ones in Europe, just because there's so much more information about them is probably going to run us a little longer. But that's what I've got. I want to open it up to, I know we've got a big contingent of our Swedish people here.

1:28:48 Does anybody have any questions? Tony, go ahead. Yeah, that was a really good rant, Colonel. I loved that rant. I want to put in some things, though, about Palme. He was a friend of Yasser Arafat's pillow. He held him behind his back in every situation. And that says something about who he was. And he was...

1:29:24 He was some way he was on both the left and the right side. And you couldn't tell when he was and he was not because he was a chameleon about this. And you can be right about that he was a Russian guy, but he was also...

1:29:53 also a United States guy in some way, in some times. But he did a speech, a very famous speech, that he called the CIA fucking murders out loud. And that was the end of his story, I think. So, that's very interesting.

1:30:23 What they're saying is he was actually a diplomat. So on some issues, he could agree with the Soviet Union. And then on some issues, he could agree with the U.S. And we have learned through our study of Operation Gladio that.

1:30:43 You can agree with the US all you want or with NATO, but you are never allowed to agree with the Soviet Union or what they dub communist talking points on anything. Even if you're not allowed to talk to them about it. And during that time, after the World War II, we had the biggest spy central in Stockholm here with every fucking spy in the world was here, you know. So we have so many...

1:31:13 many things about everybody and CIA and Russians and everything. So that's common for us to speak about. But what's not speaking so much about is that we think that Olof Palme had a daughter called Anna Lind. And Anna Lind was the foreign minister later in...

1:31:42 In the years. And she was killed. Also. In Enco. The big company. Enco in Stockholm. Like a department store. Yeah. And if you. What I suspect is that. She was. Olof Palme was the father. Of that girl. But we don't know that correct. That's just what people suspect. Yeah but.

1:32:11 If you look at the way she moves, the way she talks, the way she looks. I know, but we like to do with the facts. There is the suspicion that that was the case. Yeah, I'm sorry. That's fine. Yeah, I just don't want people to go, oh my God, that's what they said. Yeah, there was speculation and she was also murdered, but she was also said to be in line because she was very well liked.

1:32:41 basically be in a national office, potentially even prime minister. She did some speeches too that were very hush about the CIA and stuff like that. Yeah. Okay. Telver, go ahead. Thank you. Well, most of it, at least in my case, are old news. We know all this. What was controversial about this might have been controversial in the 80s.

1:33:10 Because that was the open secret. When I served in the armed forces early 90s, it was the unspoken secret that the enemy comes from the east. We know that from the 60s and the 50s, when Swedish soldiers were dying, they fell in combat fighting for NATO in the Cold War.

1:33:34 And most of those things have came up on the table now recently and have been acknowledged by ex-servicemen of the Soviet Union. And that was controversial at the time. But I want to ask you, what is controversial about this today? I'm not saying anything's controversial about it. Sorry for being the avocatus diabolus, but what is new? Excuse me. Let me answer your question. Let me answer your question. We...

1:34:03 are doing a research project in exposing Operation Gladio, as it's generically referred to, all over the world. We started off in South America and Central America and Caribbean. Today is our first entree into Europe.

1:34:30 I did not start off with the assertion that anything at all is controversial. A lot of people know nothing about this history, nor that the CIA and the U.S. government has been involved in most of this. So we're just trying to discuss history here. I didn't say anything was controversial about it. Got it. Thank you. Sure. P. Grande, go ahead.

1:35:04 Thank you. Mic check. Can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you fine. All right. It's interesting that you mentioned the Thule company and the Scandia house. It was previously called the Thule company or the Thule house, basically. And it's been widely known to be sort of a spy central hub for.

1:35:34 for the difference by intelligence operatives from other countries. So I've been told that even Robert Maxwell had, if not an office, but he frequented that house quite often. So I had a thought about Olof Palme as well, just to fill in some of the blanks regarding his knowledge of...

1:36:05 the intelligence works, and then a question after that. It seems like he was, well, given his family's past with the deep ties to IG Farben and so on, he was sort of brought up in the basically being groomed into being one of these powerful people with knowledge of how the intelligence

1:36:33 community works, since he was, for example, on the secret Swedish nuclear program and so on. Coincidentally, we actually had a nuclear reactor in central Stockholm at one point, really crazy, which was one of the projects that Palmer was in on. But my question is, in terms of the

1:37:04 Palma murders, for example, have you seen any connections to, for example, the Iran-Contras affair or the Boforsh affair, for example, in India and so on? Because to my knowledge, I'm not an expert on the subject. Well, not sufficient enough to explain it properly, but I've seen a connection to these big happenings.

1:37:32 I was wondering if you've seen any leads into that, because it sort of nuances the global perspective as it ties into Ulf Palme and the Swedish part of the Gladio operation. So I have not, but let me tell you what happens. And the reason why I wanted to take this project on is because once you go...

1:38:01 And dive into one particular area. Then you move back to the area that you think you know fairly well, which is Europe, which is where I started. You find all kinds of new information. And that's kind of how, you know, when I came across the crypto AG, I had to go back and relook at everything. Because you are right from the perspective that during this entire time, we now know that.

1:38:30 they had access to everybody's communications, right? So it changes everything. Yeah, 100%. Yes. And so I didn't get that piece until I was already outside of Europe. Nothing I researched inside of Europe gave me crypto AG. That was not until I went...

1:38:53 to South America. And then I found out not only did they have crypto AG in all of South America, but the server was located on the U.S. military base that had the School of Americas. They were like literally right next door to each other. So now going back to Europe, we're going to be looking at Europe in a completely different perspective.

1:39:20 Just like when I went back, I'd done a paper on USS Liberty. I mean, I knew what it was, but I didn't know about crypto AG. And now I know that Egypt was part of, they had already bought that equipment. So the entire time that the US government and Europe is trying to make us all believe that Egypt was about ready to attack Israel was all bullshit.

1:39:46 They had Jordan's communications. They had Egypt's communication. They knew damn good and well they had no ability to mount an attack on Israel because 70,000 of their army was down in Yemen. They knew all of that. And so it makes you look at everything completely different. But I did want to make a comment about your, because this has to be, like, this is a huge foot stomp. Yes.

1:40:16 Palm was brought up, obviously, now that we've looked into the background of where his dad was, the whole insurance thing. And by the way, again, our big thing is patterns. I have came to the conclusion a long time ago when you're dealing with the international syndicate. Every one of them, the major players, had three things. They owned a bank, they owned an insurance company, and they owned an industry.

1:40:44 whether it was railroad or aluminum or steel or whatever. And the insurance company specifically was used to, as a spy, just what you said, they were used because you can set them up everywhere and in every community. They were the perfect tool to use to pass information.

1:41:11 So they served a lot of purposes, obviously. If you want to tear something down and you don't want the cost or the industrial hazardous waste, you just burn it. And then the insurance, you know, you're your own insurer. So the insurance pays you to basically reconstruct what you want. You don't have to worry about dealing with any of the, you know, EPA environmental protection or any of that other shit because you just get rid of it by a fire. Can I add something to this perspective of yours?

1:41:40 Sorry to interrupt. Is it okay? Yeah. There is a quite interesting perspective on the information control regarding insurance companies. Now, the Thule insurance company was basically merged with a bunch of others spanning all over Europe. And it is a very efficient way of keeping track of who has...

1:42:11 the good stuff, so to speak, because they go to the insurance company to get an insurance on their valuables. You're exactly right. Yep. And there was an official Swedish government investigation into where all the... Well, Sweden came into possession of gold and valuables from the...

1:42:37 Jews that went into the concentration camps during the Second World War. And there was an investigation into, well, how did certain Swedes come into possession of this? How did it end up in Swedish banks and so on? Eventually, the investigation didn't clear up anything of substance. But an interesting perspective on that is that

1:43:02 A lot of these wealthy Jews that may have been a hindrance for Nazi Germany, for example, with their small bank ownership and so on, they ended up in the camps. So they could actually use these lists of who owns what in order to get rid of opposition, for example, and steal their money, basically. That's an interesting perspective. Yep.

1:43:31 I don't know if there is enough information to backtrack this and see who had the valuables insured with the tuning company, for example. I don't know if there are any sufficient records. But it is definitely something that should be looked into. That's a good point. Definitely, yes. So that came to mind when you mentioned this, and I just wanted to add that perspective.

1:44:01 Yeah, thank you. I'm definitely going to look at that. Yeah, that's very interesting. What do you got, Miles? Hello, this is Miles from Minnesota. There's a cute little town called Scandia here. And Sven and Oli live there. Now, it's interesting that Minnesota had the first Democratic Socialist Party in the United States. And they call it the...

1:44:32 The DFL, Democratic Farmer Labor Party. Maybe we should do some investigation on Minnesota. Thanks, Colonel. I think he sounded like he was volunteering. Yeah, it just so happens that some of my best friends live there. As a matter of fact, their daughter's been living with me for the last two years going to college down here. So I might have somebody that can do exactly that.

1:45:03 Did you have anything, Bridget, Cousinette, that y'all wanted to add? I can't believe I haven't. Go ahead. I was just going to add that, you know, we appreciate everybody for stopping by and listening to our spaces. Please repost because we are actively being shadow banned. That is true. To be disrupted. Also that these are a work in progress.

1:45:35 These are constantly a work in progress. We come up with new information in other countries and then have to go back and do another Sweden or another Waco or another whatever because it is all connected. And once you pluck one string, like a spider web, you're going to see it shake way over on the other side.

1:46:01 And so this is, it is a constantly evolving, but one of the things that we always do, the three of us are constantly making sure that all of our sources are 100% fact. If there's anything that we're speculating on, you'll hear us say, now this is not, you know, a fact, but this sure does have the same feel as, or sure does have the same sense of what they did over here.

1:46:31 And that is one of their biggest downfalls is that they reuse the same playbook over and over and over again. So you can see the similarities. And so you do have to come back and add to or revise all this different stuff. Did you have anything, Cousinette? No, no. I was just thinking that as long as Miles brought up Minnesota, he can be the one to research it and get back to us. Yeah. Okay.

1:47:07 All right. Let's see. Go ahead. Yeah, thanks. Real quick. Yeah. Can you hear me? Yes. Yeah. I just wanted to say Tony mentioned Anna Lind, the foreign minister of Sweden that was killed. She was not the daughter of Palme, but.

1:47:31 She was sort of his political daughter, schooled by him, and she was sort of in this school of Palme politically. And I believe he was murdered by Americans just because he was going, well, it's not official, but they say he maybe would become the next general secretary of the UN, and they did not want to have a new Dag Hammarskjöld on their hands.

1:48:00 And I believe, according to me, it's provable with the information that is out there, but this would have halted the Swedish JAS project, the hunting attack surveillance aircraft, the Swedish military aircraft. U.S. software. Yeah, that's very interesting.

1:48:27 I have I have read many articles that basically describe her exactly as you articulated that philosophically, she definitely was a protege of Olaf Palm and that she very much had the same outlook politically. And obviously, the.

1:48:55 As you pointed out, the UN Secretary General was not a lapdog for the West. But I do want to point something out that I feel needs to be said. These operations, especially the ones that happened in Europe, you cannot argue that so much in South America, but the ones that happened in Europe were...

1:49:24 all under the guise of NATO operations. NATO had specific organizations within their structure that basically was a coordination cell for these events to include the assassination of foreign leaders. And oftentimes, something as

1:49:49 what we would consider normal diplomacy and having discussions with the USSR put you on that kill list. We saw it multiple times in some of the other ones that we've done, like in Africa with Lumumba and those people that that simple and they back you into a corner where you can't do anything but call them. And then that's your death certificate.

1:50:17 As we outlined in Nicaragua, and it certainly was true, like I said, with Lumumba, they do a total blockade to include mining your harbor. They tell the IMF, the World Bank, which is, of course, why they wanted those things established, so that they could control everyone's economy. And once they control your economy,

1:50:42 They basically have you by the proverbial part of your male anatomy, and they can dictate to you whatever they want. And if you go so far outside the color book lines and make that phone call to then the Soviet Union, now Russia, potentially China, they put you on that list. You are then on the official list that you're no longer going to be in control of your own government. So, Enoch, did you have something you wanted to say?

1:51:12 Yeah, I would like to add a reflection. It's my personal opinion and my personal thinking when I'm contemplating in my own chamber during the night. I've got quite a few DMs about the fact that this is all news, and also my friend Tilvar was pointing that out. But then I told him,

1:51:42 Most of the people in here was not born in the 60s. And we need to understand, I think, that when you get the highest degree in a school 30 years ago, it's not the same to get the highest degree in school today, because today you need less than 50% of the knowledge to get the highest degree.

1:52:06 When I went to school, when I was a teenager, I knew all of the 50 states in the USA. We had a very good school informing us about stuff that is not teached anymore. And you can think what you want about that. Is it something designed not to be informed about what we are talking about today? Or is it not?

1:52:35 I think it's for me, it's important to teach my kids and my grandkids about the history and maybe also teach them about the fact that sometimes we have learned nothing from the history. And the only thing we learned is that we learned nothing. That's my point of it. And also, many of the people you've mentioned today, my opinion is that they actually did stuff.

1:53:04 under duress. That's my point of it. They were like sheep in a compound. If you don't do that, bad things can happen. And most of us being in Generation X, we always laughed about the fact that...

1:53:25 Sweden isn't that neutral country Sweden isn't that country that everyone is looking at we think too high of ourselves and we also without ranting here now we also try to be cooler and bigger than everyone else and we were very rapidly pointing finger at everyone else instead of

1:53:52 looking at ourselves in the mirror. That's my point of things. And so I leave it at that. But I think that's important to know that most people in here maybe not know the names you're talking about. Tage Erlander and Dag Hammarskjöld and all of them. So I think it's important to realize that everyone was not born in the 60s. Well, Rinas, let me add on to that. Thank you.

1:54:22 Here's the beauty of this. As we roll around through all of these countries, we have had, like we did Cuba and we had the guy from Cuba that came on here and he basically affirmed that the information that we were providing through our research was in fact true. You just basically did the same thing. I've never lived in Sweden. Most of the people that are from Europe know that most Americans, when it comes to

1:54:52 um world history we know only what they want us to know not real history and we know nothing about um europe um for the most part we are told a set we won world war ii here's a couple of the major battles and we move on um and i have two advanced degrees um you know at the master's level um and i am telling you that most of the information that are taught in history classes in the united states

1:55:21 Do not go into any of the information that we've been providing. What I would ask anybody in Sweden is if this is not your first time being here, did you learn anything new in any of those other countries? Was there a new name? That's why we're here. We're here. And you may know all the information that we provided about Sweden.

1:55:49 What other people didn't realize is a lot of the things that happened in Sweden is going to be replicated in Italy. It's going to be replicated in Germany. It's going to be replicated in. And when you start seeing the pattern of all of the same people in the same industries doing the same thing, setting up these stay behind units and using them to manipulate the people.

1:56:14 That's when it starts mattering. It doesn't matter what you might know about one particular session. It's what you start seeing as they all start unfolding. And basically, in many cases, at least it's what my takeaway is, because most, I would say, most of what I'm talking about, I've learned in the last year and a half, not from any of my formal education.

1:56:42 It is by doing 10 to 12 hours a day of reading and research. But what you're doing is something huge and you didn't even realize you were doing it. Everybody else who's not from Sweden that is on here just was told by what you said that everything that we just talked about is in fact facts. Everything that we just talked about is what happened.

1:57:11 There is a verifiable stay-behind network in Sweden. Here is people who, based on media reporting, both written and newscasts that I've watched that has subtitles, all verify that this information is out there.

1:57:34 to me is the beauty of what y'all just did because there are some people that think things that we're talking about so freaking crazy they couldn't possibly be true and yet we find country after country after country that we go and do research in we can find their network we can find the people who created the network we can and all of that stuff is out there you just have to pull it all together and put it in a single presentation so p grande what you got

1:58:04 I had a small bit of information to add. Since you mentioned Operation Stella Polaris, in connection to this, General Patton had some connections to Sweden relating to this operation. And to my knowledge, he visited Sweden. I don't remember who...

1:58:30 lived in this particular castle, Herningsholm's castle, but it is said that the information pertaining to the operations della Polaris was stored at that castle. And this was during the time where, well, some people are speculating regarding whether or not he started to question, you know, which side, well, the...

1:58:57 famous quote, we defeated the wrong enemy, that pops up sometimes. Now, shortly after his visit to this castle, he went to Germany and then we all know he died under mysterious circumstances. But I was wondering if this is a bit of information that is, well, I don't expect it to be common knowledge, but is it known that he in fact had some connections to

1:59:27 well, Swedish intelligence in one capacity or another relating to Operation Stella Polaris. I have heard his name in conjunction with that, but I didn't know any of the background of it. Just speculation. Okay. It's interesting for me to know if somebody has heard anything about that, because it is, as you say, some information relating to happenings in Sweden that is...

1:59:58 Maybe not as easily accessible to people in the US, for example. I'll end it on a quick interesting fact regarding Patton and Sweden. There is actually a field named after Patton. It's called Patton's, well, roughly translated into English, it's Patton's Field, where they held a...

2:00:23 Not maybe a tank parade, but a simulated sort of combat scenario in a city called Uppsala here in Sweden. So it's still named after General Patton, actually. That's interesting. Yeah. So I thought it would be interesting for you guys in the U.S. to know that. Yeah, I definitely wrote that down. I'm going to look into it. If you pull it up on Wikipedia, you go down to the bottom and it says, see also Operation Gladio.

2:00:55 Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah. But if you want to search, if you want to search for this place, I can spell it out. It's a four letter word. It's a patterns as in patterns and then hog. So H-A-G-E. That's where this location or this field is called. It's not much to see now, but it's named after him at least. It's on the list. Cool. Thank you. Go ahead.

2:01:25 Isn't it? What you got? Well, you know, I could mention something that kind of stood out to me. And that was they were they were coerced or threatened into joining. And that is also a pattern. If you look, even just today, they announced that Zelensky was in Sweden.

2:01:56 And talking about, you know, the Swedes participating in the Ukrainian war, we know that Zelensky's wife is actively participating in a group that does child trafficking. And then, of course, you have the announcement that the king is gay. So, you know, at some point, it's just, is it the Swedish version of the 1917?

2:02:24 And then Maxwell was involved in Sweden. So that could potentially be another pattern. Of course, I'm just speculating, but I find it pretty interesting that, yeah, you're probably right. People may have been threatened and coerced. We're watching it in Washington, D.C. right now. So that's all I have to say about it. Okay.

2:02:50 Well, it's interesting because I just looked up this Operation Stella Polaris, and it does say that when the Finnish Signals Intelligence Unit involved in this was moved to Sweden, that Carl Peterson, who was one of the guys that I just went over, was head of the defense staff's intelligence section, C. Brian, which...

2:03:19 is part of the element that was involved in the Operation Gladio-ish part of Sweden's stay behind. So right there, there seems to be a correlation to it. But again, I'm going to go through here and see if I can find.

2:03:48 Where Patton would have. Because it's got the name of the castle. That you mentioned and everything. So I've got enough here to go on. So I find that very interesting. And again. Once you. Oh gosh. Here's another one. Weapons cache case. Hello. How many more words can we get. That says Operation Gladio. Anyway. It is funny that once you.

2:04:19 know the words associated with these things. And you just take a cursory look through even something as generic as Wikipedia that you can know whether or not you're onto something or not. And I find that exhilarating when I come across some of the information.

2:04:41 While I was looking into this over the weekend, I did find another one that I'll be posting about later this afternoon that really blew my mind. And it's not about Sweden per se. It just had some overlap with a different operation. And that is how we basically uncovered all of the information that we have, because it seems like every country has its own unique kind of little rabbit holes.

2:05:10 So go ahead, Pete Grande. I just wanted to add the name of the people that Patton visited. It was Bonde. Now that translates into farmer into Swedish, but it's a last name as well, quite commonly known. Can you spell it for me? Yeah. B, as in Bravo, O-N.

2:05:41 D, as in David, and then E at the end. So four letters, Bund, B-O-N-D-E. Okay. Yeah, I was just, somebody sent me the name because I'd forgotten it. I just wanted to add it in case you want to research the pattern, the general pattern. I actually have his book back in my library, so I'm going to go see if I can't find.

2:06:12 I'll look there first and then I'll do some research on the internet, but I appreciate that. This is exactly why I wanted to do these sessions so that we can all participate. We can all see how this information comes up. And when I find things that's relating to them of countries we've already covered, we will, like Bridget said, we'll come back and do a part two because.

2:06:37 Oftentimes we find a pattern somewhere else and then it'll ring a bell and have something to do. For example, when we get to Spain, we're going to talk about the trials that they recently had.

2:06:50 Not like yesterday, but Italy is having one right now that deals with trying to hold accountable some of those South American governments. And they're turning up material that we've never seen before that related to the dictatorships of Pinochet. I mean, Pinochet was arrested in Britain for a Spanish trial because there were Spanish people that were murdered in Chile.

2:07:20 During his reign, the massacring of all of those people. And so we are going to continue to find information, either as it gets declassified or through court cases where people, even though it may be 40 years after the fact, that.

2:07:37 are trying to hold the last surviving, like the one in Italy. They're taking testimony from a guy that's 91 years old, but he was involved in the murder of Italians in whatever the South, I think he was Chile as well. So anyway, there will be times when we're going to come back and provide more information as it comes out. So hopefully.

2:08:05 This is a learning experience for everybody. And I do want to ask everybody, if you're not following Bridget, Cousin It, or myself, please do. When we post our threads, please repost them. I have never, and I never, I say this often, I never believe the people that whine about people following.

2:08:34 Oh my gosh, you know, I'm being shadow banned. But we have seen where three days in a row, they will keep us at exactly the same number of impressions. There's no possible way. One time we'll post like 100 posts. Sometimes we'll post like 30 and you have the exact number of impressions. That's statistically impossible. So there is something going on. I don't know what it is. But anybody out there that will repost our information.

2:09:04 Yeah. And just like Cousin It just said, she just got bumped again. They're constantly messing with our spaces as well. They'll disconnect Bridget and Cousin It randomly, take their mic away. So anyway, thank you all for being here. We did run a little bit late.

2:09:26 But that basically concludes the first edition of our European sweep. I am going to do Italy next only because Italy kind of is the keystone as far as.

2:09:43 patterns goes, because we know more about, and it will definitely be at least a two-day presentation. There's so much information about it. At the end of Italy, there's also some good news about it as well, because they have began holding people accountable in Italy. Like I said, they're in the middle of a trial right now. And it doesn't go unnoticed to all of the Italian people that Operation Condor, that they're having the trial.

2:10:11 on holding Chile officials is the exact same thing as Operation Gladio that they also had a lot of trials on in Italy. So we'll bring all of that to you when we do Italy next. So thank you for being here, everybody. Thanks for joining us. Please repost this space and follow us. Thanks.

Entities here

Operation Gladio26 Olof Palme25 Sweden25 Tage Erlander16 United States14 France12 Alvar Lindencrona12 Otto Hallberg11 Soviet Union10 Mafia8 Albin Hansson8 NATO8 Kurt Steffen Giesecke7 Carl Persson6 Italy6 George S. Patton III6 Stig Engström5 Anna Lindh5 Scandia Insurance5 Lund University5 Arne Geijer5 Operation Stella Polaris5 West Germany5 C Office4 Crypto AG4 Thule Bolagen4 North Atlantic Treaty Organization4 Wennerström3 Stockholm3 Räddningsrörelsen3 South Africa3 Finland3 Rune Johansson3 Israel3 Augusto Pinochet3 Denmark3 Group G3 Chile3 Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flughart-Tunng3 Snapfane3

Claims made here

William Colby spied_on Sweden host_asserted ▶ 7:19

“gain favor with Sweden in various ways. For example, we had many, many CIA agents, to include William Colby, in Sweden at different times in the past. So Sweden didn't necessarily think that fascists …”

Manska Karun member_of SFKO host_asserted ▶ 10:52

“C-K-S-K-A-R-E-N. So, Manska Karun was a group of anti-communists, which is our famous name for Gladio, right-wing extremists, totally Gladio, who feared a Bolshevik takeover in Sweden and which had me…”

Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flughart-Tunng member_of West Germany host_asserted ▶ 11:56

“One guy, and this guy has like five names, Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flugharten. And the last name is a hyphenated name, P-F-L-U-G-K-H-A-R-T-T-U-N-G. He was a German intelligence officer and spy.…”

Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flughart-Tunng carried_out_attack Sweden host_asserted ▶ 12:25

“He actually was part of Germany's stay behind unit. I've seen his name come up a couple of different times. So supposedly he had in 1931, he was helping coordinate fascist groups inside of Sweden, i.e…”

Sweden removed_from_power Horst Gustav Friedrich von Flughart-Tunng host_asserted ▶ 12:57

“had him expelled after it was discovered he was importing weapons into Sweden. And he had a huge presence in Denmark. And as far as putting some of the graduates and creating a spy ring, we won't go i…”

Otto Hallberg member_of Swedish Volunteer Battalion host_asserted ▶ 15:13

“His military career, he was in a thing called the Swedish Volunteer Battalion, which has a very interesting history. And it's work in Finland and appears to be something that many of the original foun…”

Otto Hallberg founded Räddningsrörelsen host_asserted ▶ 15:44

“And there's, Hallberg founded something that's got like 20 different letters in it. So it's called Radning-Schlorrelsen. So I'm going to spell that one for you too. R-A-D-D-N-I-N-G-S-R-O-R-E-L-S-E-N.…”

Otto Hallberg member_of Swedish Socialist Collection host_asserted ▶ 18:16

“an organization called, let me get my English version out here, Swedish Socialist Collection. It was a national socialist working party. And its symbol is on a blue background with a yellow swastika. …”

Alvar Lindencrona headed Thule Bolagen host_asserted ▶ 22:11

“He worked in the Ministry of Defense. He worked in their communications area. He also worked in the civil aviation area. And this is going to be very important. He became the CEO of an insurance compa…”

Scandia Insurance funded Thule Bolagen host_asserted ▶ 22:41

“U-L-E-B-O-L-A-G-E-N. Okay? Now, this is in 1947. He's the CEO of this Trulie company. This Trulie company gets bought by Scandia. S-K-A-N-D-I-A.…”

Alvar Lindencrona founded Arla Dawn host_asserted ▶ 24:49

“All right, so he's identified as the guy, there's a particular stay-behind element called Arla Dawn, A-R-L-A Dawn. And of course, that, they believe, is after his name. His name is A-L-V-A-R. And they…”

Tage Erlander member_of Lund University host_asserted ▶ 26:45

“and Carl Pearson, and they basically, among those people, and again, if you start looking at these people, you find a whole bunch of things in common. So, Erlander, as an example, let's see, Lund Univ…”

Tage Erlander member_of Younger Guys host_asserted ▶ 27:18

“big economics, political science guy. He joined an organization of radical youths called the Younger Guys. And that has a whole interesting history all of itself that we don't have time to get into, b…”

Tage Erlander founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 28:42

“Well, I don't care what you call them, but they were, our terminology would be they were FEMA camps like we did for the Japanese during World War II. And this guy, Erlander, who was responsible for se…”

Tage Erlander member_of Israel host_asserted ▶ 32:02

“In 1951, Sweden established their embassy in Israel, and he became the first prime minister to visit Israel in 1962. Let's see. Let me get back to my notes. So, back to Linden Kroner. His part of the …”

Kurt Steffen Giesecke succeeded Alvar Lindencrona host_asserted ▶ 33:11

“Lyndon Kroner basically, let's see, hold on just a second. He gets tied in with this guy by the name of Kurt Steffen Giesecke, G-I-E-S-E-C-K-E. And okay, so Lyndon Kroner was involved in the early sta…”

Kurt Steffen Giesecke headed Safehausen host_asserted ▶ 33:44

“gets taken over by this Kurt Stephan Giesek. And this guy, he's the CEO of another insurance company called Safehausen. It's S-A-F-E-H-A-N-S-A. And he, let's see.…”

Kurt Steffen Giesecke headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 34:22

“I'm going to get some more information on him in just a minute in my notes. During the years of the late 70s and all of the 80s, Gizek was the leader of the Swedish Stay Behind Network. So I went a li…”

Ragnar Liljeblad member_of Räddningsrörelsen host_asserted ▶ 37:49

“In the rescue movement, which I told you was kind of like an alternative name that they called it, was a guy by the name of, again, another crazy name, Ragnar, R-A-G-N-A-R, and his last name is L-I-L-…”

Arne Geijer headed Free Trade Union International host_asserted ▶ 42:20

“I guess Carl Arn Geiger is his name. But he came up with basically a Swedish style kind of labor union. He was the chairman of the Free Trade Union International and sat on his board. And if you look …”

Walter Amann member_of Swedish Employers Association host_asserted ▶ 44:52

“from the Lund University too. Just another connection for you. And then, so all of these guys, Geiger, Ahman, Krugelberg, and Geisig, the guy we already talked about, were all part of the Swedish Empl…”

Bertil Ohlin member_of Swedish Employers Association host_asserted ▶ 44:52

Arne Geijer member_of Swedish Employers Association host_asserted ▶ 44:52

Carl August Ehrensvärd headed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 45:53

“But he was the head of the defense staff in the immediate aftermath of World War II. And he moves from that to be the army chief from 48 to 57. So he would have been involved on the military side duri…”

Carl August Ehrensvärd carried_out_attack Operation Stella Polaris host_asserted ▶ 46:26

“So he was responsible for destruction of material as it related to a thing called Operation Stella Polaris. And that had to do with radio transmissions that had been intercepted. And he is actually...…”

Tage Erlander funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 50:28

“So remember, I was telling you, he's part of that little group that was setting up their Gladio units. So he's also responsible for setting up the camps. So according to their research, there was four…”

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Italy host_asserted ▶ 51:41

“influenced Swedish's development in the first decades after World War II as a party leader. He had, after the election in 1948, which is the same election the CIA interfered with in Italy in order to …”

Tage Erlander funded Kurt Hageby host_asserted ▶ 55:04

“It loses their ability to blackmail the people that are involved. However, at each opportunity, this guy, this Kurt Hageby, after this allegation comes out, they basically paid him to move to the Unit…”

Albin Hansson funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 57:36

“And he would have been minister of defense when they were setting up their earlier pre-war version of Gladio, which is really interesting. But he also had involvement in, he created, well, he was part…”

Carl Persson headed National Police Board host_asserted ▶ 1:00:13

“And then, of course, he drops dead. Not saying anything weird happened, just noting. So another one of their collaborators is a guy by the name of Carl Pearson, P-E-R-S-S-O-N, who we mentioned. And he…”

Wennerström spied_on Sweden host_asserted ▶ 1:01:15

“And this spy guy is very interesting, Wennerstrom, W-E-N-N-E-R-S-T-R-O-M, because he was supposedly a spy for the Soviet Union. And once he was arrested, he tried to commit suicide. And I'm going to l…”

Wennerström member_of Dragon Project host_asserted ▶ 1:01:45

“Because he, too, has a very interesting background and some interesting contacts. Like he worked on the Dragon Project. And he served an assignment in both Washington in 52 to 57. And then also was as…”

Olof Palme exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:04:17

“According to Olaf Parms, it looked like he was part of what may have in fact been Operation Gladio network because there were other people involved. But that didn't go over very well because no one wa…”

Alvar Lindencrona member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:04:17

Reinhold Geisser member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:05:47

“believed that it was isolated just to NATO countries, which we now know is absolutely not correct. So a guy by the name of Reinhold Geiser in 1957 gave an interview. So he was part of it in 1957 and h…”

Otto Hallberg attempted_coup_against Sweden documented ▶ 1:06:11

“And basically, no publication of information has been provided by the responsible Swedish team. But Linden Krona is mentioned in one of the books, which otherwise just deals with the preparation of st…”

Carl Persson headed C Office host_asserted ▶ 1:11:21

“uh, pertain to Carl Peterson, C-A-R-L Peterson. And, um, he basically was in charge of setting up the C office. And then the T office was Theed Palm without an E. There's no relation to the other, um,…”

Theodor Palm headed C Office host_asserted ▶ 1:11:21

Elmer Berger member_of Group G host_asserted ▶ 1:11:50

“B as in Bravo. And that stood for Berger, B-I-R-G-E-R, Elmer, E-L-M-E-R. They basically kind of merged at some point to be the action group G-R-Y-N-I-N-G. So two names, Arla, A-R-L-A, and then G-R-Y-N…”

Sveaborg member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:12:48

“They also had a veterans organization of the Swedish volunteers that fought on the side of the Axis called Sveaborg, S-V-E-A-B-O-R-G. And because they basically were Nazis already, they were some of t…”

William Colby member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 1:13:47

“How the overlap with Gladio and USS Intel officer William Colby, beginning in the 1950s, was stationed in Stockholm. And he actually was part of the origination of training and equipping the Stay Behi…”

William Colby trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:13:47

Stig Engström assassinated Olof Palme speculative ▶ 1:15:46

“documents as it relates to a lot of their archive material. So let's see. There was a guy by the name, they referred to him as a Scandia man by the name of Stig, S-T-I-G-E-N-G-S-T-R-O-M. That was poin…”

Grey Wolves member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:17:11

“murdered and assassinated by the Gray Wolves in the Turkish Gladio program. So I find it interesting that the targets of the Operation Gladio initiatives in Turkey taking refuge in Sweden gets incrimi…”

Stig Engström member_of Scandia Insurance host_asserted ▶ 1:19:02

“was in many respects an ordinary man from Stockholm, but kind of from the petty bourgeois. And he worked as an artist. And where did he work? He worked for an insurance company whose name happens to b…”

Olof Palme member_of Social Democrats USA host_asserted ▶ 1:24:32

“The victory, the Social Democrats' victory in 1982, let's see, I guess they had a lot of issues with the leadership would be the best way to surmise or provide a summary to that. One of the first thin…”

Olof Palme covered_up IB Affair host_asserted ▶ 1:25:06

“to provide a stimulant for the economy. And there was a combination of left-wing rhetoric in defense of capitalism that allowed Palm to first criticize U.S. imperialism and then basically hide the fac…”

Olof Palme member_of Social Democrats USA caller_asserted ▶ 1:28:48

“Does anybody have any questions? Tony, go ahead. Yeah, that was a really good rant, Colonel. I loved that rant. I want to put in some things, though, about Palme. He was a friend of Yasser Arafat's pi…”

Robert Maxwell member_of Thule Company caller_asserted ▶ 1:35:34

“for the difference by intelligence operatives from other countries. So I've been told that even Robert Maxwell had, if not an office, but he frequented that house quite often. So I had a thought about…”

Olof Palme member_of IG Farben caller_asserted ▶ 1:36:05

“the intelligence works, and then a question after that. It seems like he was, well, given his family's past with the deep ties to IG Farben and so on, he was sort of brought up in the basically being …”

Olof Palme member_of Operation Gladio caller_asserted ▶ 1:37:04

“Palma murders, for example, have you seen any connections to, for example, the Iran-Contras affair or the Boforsh affair, for example, in India and so on? Because to my knowledge, I'm not an expert on…”

Olof Palme member_of Social Democrats USA caller_asserted ▶ 1:47:31

“She was sort of his political daughter, schooled by him, and she was sort of in this school of Palme politically. And I believe he was murdered by Americans just because he was going, well, it's not o…”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization ordered_assassination_of Olof Palme host_asserted ▶ 1:49:24

“all under the guise of NATO operations. NATO had specific organizations within their structure that basically was a coordination cell for these events to include the assassination of foreign leaders. …”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:49:49

“what we would consider normal diplomacy and having discussions with the USSR put you on that kill list. We saw it multiple times in some of the other ones that we've done, like in Africa with Lumumba …”

Olof Palme member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:57:11

“There is a verifiable stay-behind network in Sweden. Here is people who, based on media reporting, both written and newscasts that I've watched that has subtitles, all verify that this information is …”

George S. Patton III member_of Operation Stella Polaris caller_asserted ▶ 1:58:04

“I had a small bit of information to add. Since you mentioned Operation Stella Polaris, in connection to this, General Patton had some connections to Sweden relating to this operation. And to my knowle…”

George S. Patton III member_of Operation Stella Polaris caller_asserted ▶ 1:58:30

“lived in this particular castle, Herningsholm's castle, but it is said that the information pertaining to the operations della Polaris was stored at that castle. And this was during the time where, we…”

George S. Patton III visited West Germany host_asserted ▶ 1:58:57

“famous quote, we defeated the wrong enemy, that pops up sometimes. Now, shortly after his visit to this castle, he went to Germany and then we all know he died under mysterious circumstances. But I wa…”

Finnish Signals Intelligence Unit involved_in Operation Stella Polaris host_asserted ▶ 2:02:50

“Well, it's interesting because I just looked up this Operation Stella Polaris, and it does say that when the Finnish Signals Intelligence Unit involved in this was moved to Sweden, that Carl Peterson,…”

Carl Persson headed Defense Staff's Intelligence Section host_asserted ▶ 2:02:50

Defense Staff's Intelligence Section member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:03:19

“is part of the element that was involved in the Operation Gladio-ish part of Sweden's stay behind. So right there, there seems to be a correlation to it. But again, I'm going to go through here and se…”

George S. Patton III visited Bonde guest_asserted ▶ 2:05:10

“So go ahead, Pete Grande. I just wanted to add the name of the people that Patton visited. It was Bonde. Now that translates into farmer into Swedish, but it's a last name as well, quite commonly know…”

Augusto Pinochet arrested_in United Kingdom host_asserted ▶ 2:06:50

“Not like yesterday, but Italy is having one right now that deals with trying to hold accountable some of those South American governments. And they're turning up material that we've never seen before …”

Italy held_trial_on Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:09:43

“patterns goes, because we know more about, and it will definitely be at least a two-day presentation. There's so much information about it. At the end of Italy, there's also some good news about it as…”