Operation Gladio - Trump assassination attempt

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0:00 Okay, my co-hosts are a little late. I'm going to wait for Bridget and Cousin It to show up. We've got a couple of guests coming in, hopefully. And that's going to be War Hamster and Brian Cates.

0:33 So I'm going to bring them up when they get in. And Brian's going to have to cut out in about a half an hour. So I want to get him up here. If I see him come in. Oh, I think he said he's going to be there late. All right. And I'll keep my eye out for Warhamster.

1:27 So I did put down in the purple pill and somehow you can put that up top, which I'm going to leave for Bridget to do. Oh, there's Stellar. She can do it. I'm going to let her be co-host until the other girls get here. Stellar, I just sent you a co-host opportunity. I need that.

1:53 map that I put in the purple pill brought up top so everybody could see it, if you wouldn't mind. And man, Rumble's blowing up over here. Hello, everybody on Rumble. Thank you for being here. And I'm on a, oh, there's Brian. Let's bring him up.

2:29 So he can speak. I'll bring Bridget up. I just saw her. Brian, I just sent you an invitation. All he has to do is hit the request and it should pop him up right away. I've been throwing it to him as well. Okay. Awesome. So I kind of, let's just since Brian's going to have to cut out.

3:05 As soon as he gets the speaker, I want to hear his thoughts. In the meantime, I'm going to read you guys something. Did he just come up? Yeah. Yes, ma'am. Go ahead, Brian. Can you hear me, Brian? And Bridget, I sent you a co-host thing. I don't know if you see it. All right. Until Brian gets himself off of mute, I'm going to.

3:53 um, read a couple of things to you. Um, I do want to, um, I want everybody to look at the map that, um, we put up, uh, front or up top and, um, Brian, just talk whenever you, uh, um, get on. He says he's muted somehow. Um, all he has to do is where it says, um, the red with the line through it, just

4:23 push that and it'll turn purple and then he can speak. Yeah. Brian, do you know where in the lower left-hand corner where it says Mike is on, it'll have like a little circle. Okay. I can hear you and I can, I can, I got the mute turned off. All right, cool. So.

4:49 Basically, I want to just take a couple of seconds to go over the picture that we put up top. It's also in the purple pill down at the lower right hand corner. If you click on that, everything that we talk about in the space will be posted there. And I just want to go over the map. So because the map is very important. This map shows where the.

5:17 Gunman was at on top of the building, and that building has got a slight pitch to the roof, which you cannot tell from the picture, but he is on the backside of the slight pitched roof. It is not a very steep pitched roof. You notice directly behind him is a huge water tower, which I will point out is the high ground in the entire area.

5:44 which was not covered by any security at all. And then you move to the right of the picture, and we're just going to call that east, whether it was east or not. If you move to the east, you see the red dot, which is indicating center stage where Trump was. You notice the three buildings, the one with the white roof and then two gray roofs behind where Trump was standing. And that is where the pictures were taken of the snipers. There were snipers both on

6:14 on two different buildings. So there were two sets of two. Generally, the snipers have one with the rifle and then one with a sight so that they can sight in, not that they can't both shoot, but one is basically calling in the sight, the wind, that type of thing, the trajectory, so that the other person can keep his eyes on the scope.

6:43 so that they don't have to put their head up like he did, which is ridiculous. That's why the other guy is there. So those are the things that I wanted to point out. And there's one last thing. In the picture where it says location of gunman, and you go down to the little white dot, just to the left of that, to the west, the white building, there's a little breezeway.

7:11 between the white roofed building and the gray roof building that has the white dot on it. That is on the backside of that where the stairs were that he came up. Those are the same stairs that the cop came up, poked his head above this roof line, and then quickly dropped back down once the guy turned around and looked at him.

7:38 Depending on which source. Excuse me, Colonel. Brian, can you move your mic, please? Yes. Let me turn it up. Okay. Just click the microphone again, hon. So that breezeway, so at least at some point with his gun in the air, he turns around and addresses the cop coming up behind him.

8:10 So how he knew the cop, that's metal roof, maybe the roof switched or buckled or something like that. But he doesn't have his eyes on the cop. He's watching Trump. But somehow he raises up high enough to turn around and address the cop. And at no time do the snipers use that as an opportunity with the gun visible.

8:38 Because he they say that he was like below the crest of the building, the peak of the roof. And that is true. But at some point he has to turn around and address the cop. So I just wanted to point all of those things out. And then, Brian, go ahead and let's hear your you made a couple of important posts about this. And I just wanted to get your thoughts.

9:07 And right before he speaks, I was going to ask if everyone could please repost the space, put bombs, emojis. Everybody should be listening to this stuff because this is very important. And I'm sure that Colonel Towner and Brian and please just repost the space. Let's get as many people in here as possible. Thank you. So, Brian, if you can unmute and go ahead and share your thoughts with us.

9:45 Brian, all you have to do is hit the mic. Okay, I got the microphone on. Yeah, the damn meat bag is confusing me. I finally figured it out. All right. I don't believe there was a cop that went up onto that roof. I believe that's just a story that they're putting out after the fact because there was such strong pushback. And there's so many people giving interviews and there's video surfacing.

10:14 of people yelling at the Secret Service and the law enforcement in the area, alluding them to the fact that there was a gunman on the roof over there. And so they need to make up some kind of a story about a cop going up there and confronting this guy. And like everything else, none of this makes any sense.

10:41 that they're claiming that these buildings are outside of their security perimeter. And so they're, I mean, almost nothing we're being told makes any sense. And so now they waited until like late yesterday afternoon to put out this story about a cop going up there and getting into a confrontation with this guy and then retreating.

11:08 And I don't buy it. I just put that out there. I don't buy that that happened. Okay. What are your thoughts overall on who benefits from this? Well, it's obvious what they're doing. I don't believe that that loser on the roof was the shooter. Not the real one.

11:44 I believe they're repeating the same playbook from 1963. And one of the first things you do when you execute that play, you have to have a passer. You have to have somebody who's instantly killed. And all the questions stop being asked right there. There's no reason to ask any more questions because the guy who did the shooting, well, he's dead.

12:11 And they already have his body and they already know who he is. And they did this with Oswald back in 1963. They had the story all mapped out. There's some speculation that Oswald wasn't supposed to make it as far as he did. That's why they had to send Jack Reby into the Dallas Police Department basement to prevent him from...

12:41 continuing to talk. So they're trying the same playbook. That's my opinion from what I've seen so far. They were able to successfully pull off this playbook back in 1963 because they had total control of everything. They were able to sell the narrative to the public. They quickly had the Warren Commission created. They had Senator Specter out there with his magic bullet theory.

13:09 And they were able to instantly dismiss anybody who was pointing out the holes in the story about Oswald. So they're trying again. The only difference this time is they missed. And they missed the target. The target happened to look up at a video screen at the last second, and the bullet missed. I think they're kind of stuck with this playbook.

13:39 And people in this country, they're in a very different environment now. It's a very different atmosphere from what it was just a couple of years ago. It's very different from 1963, where people just believed what they were told. You know, the authorities, they could come out and say it was a lone government. It was one lunatic, you know, some fair play for Cuba guy who obviously was out to get.

14:08 Kennedy, some sort of vendetta, because he was a fair play for Cuba guy. And people mostly accepted that explanation. You know, okay, lone gunman. Yeah, okay, makes sense. Guy was crazy. It was a guy who defected to Russia and married there and then came back. Okay. So everybody just bought it. They bought that narrative. Okay.

14:35 They're in a desperate situation where they're trying a playbook that's known. We can see through it already. But it's like the couple's kind of bare and they have no choice but to try to repeat what they did in 1963. And I don't think the cover story is going to work this time. I can't disagree with anything that you just said. Warhamster?

15:05 I know you've got limited time as well. Did you want to share your thoughts? Yeah, hey, thanks for having me on, Colonel. Sure. Just to add on to what you guys have been talking about, the question that I think is the most poignant is, you know, it seems like it's just fundamental to have that rooftop, you know, secure. And the fact that it wasn't done in advance planning or even, you know, day of, that nobody would have noticed that that was unguarded, that's pretty darn mysterious.

15:38 Even that being said, how does this 20-year-old kid know that it's going to be unguarded and he's going to be able to climb up and take a shot? And it just seems like there's a little bit too much coincidence going on there. And I think that's the question I would be asking is, you know, how did he know that he could get there? Because you would think that in most top-level security events, stuff like that, you'd never, ever be able to climb onto a roof 150 yards away from the president. The other observation I was sharing...

16:09 I got invited on a couple of live streams Saturday night. And one of the things I like to do is follow the betting markets in real time when major events happen. And what you saw Saturday night was Trump spiked up in the betting markets. Biden went down, drifted off a little bit. Kamala almost disappeared. I didn't do that. Sorry about that, Warham. Yeah, somebody did that.

16:40 Go ahead. Yeah, that was me. I'm sorry. That was my fat fingers. You know why I don't have you as a co-host. I know. I've got fat fingers. I'm sorry, honey. That's usually me. It's sausage fingers. Sorry about that. No worries. Where did I get cut off? Go ahead. I was talking about the betting markets. Yeah, so really right like two hours after this, you can see the betting markets already moving.

17:10 Trump went up in the polls. You know, Biden went down. But the other thing I bring up is they changed the news cycle. Saturday morning, the major story was how Democrat donors were going to be getting together and pressuring Biden to resign on Sunday. And nobody was talking about that ever since. That whole story's gone. And the betting markets think it's much more likely that Biden remains the candidate than they did 48 hours ago.

17:37 So if you want to put your conspiracy theory hat on, there's a few coincidences there that worked out towards Joe Biden's favor. And again, the news cycle completely buried Joe Biden being senile. We haven't heard about that in two days. Very interesting.

17:58 I want to bring up an element, and I think Brian Gamble I see is in here, too, that I think he can speak to this as well. Just some generic stuff. I know you guys have probably been in spaces and listening to the television from a military perspective on how these.

18:21 operations go down. I happened to have dinner last night with a guy that spent two and a half years as the nuclear football guy back in the day. And we were kind of going over philosophically when the Advan team goes out to do the assessment of the venue.

18:50 It is not unlike a normal war planning application where you go into an area and you basically scope out the terrain. You have all of the geological pieces that are charted on maps.

19:15 The most important thing that's paramount to everything is you always secure the high ground. And to me, when I was able to come up with, just in the conversation with the general, that there's like 15 different steps. Every single one of the 15 steps were missed.

19:43 And I don't mean miss like haphazardly. Like every single one of them was not done. Intentionally not done. Whether it's securing the water tower, which gives you of that area your best vantage point. Every piece of the perimeter of that building as it faces the venue that Trump was going to appear at.

20:12 would have had additional people on the roof. You would have secured every entrance or access point to the roof of that building because that building is within the peripheral of the ability for a sniper to shoot. And you secure all of the perimeters. And so again, we just kind of, over dinner, walked through.

20:42 And I was counting them on my hand as he was coming up with them. And I counted 15 different things that was purposely not done. Not, oh my gosh, we forgot this one critical step. Go ahead, Brian. Well, no, I'm just going to add to pretty much exactly what you're saying. It sounds like you've spoken to somebody that was definitely knowledgeable because there's going to be no advanced team.

21:12 That's not going to come back and identify that location, what we would call key terrain in the military. That would be identified initially as key terrain. Normally, a spotter would have been on that building. But, yeah, it's not just a, well, whoops, we missed the roof of that building. But like you said, it's a series of events.

21:34 That make it more and more difficult for any rational person to accept that this was just some sort of incident like accident or oversight or, you know, whatever, because it just doesn't it just doesn't happen. And and, you know, which leads me initially, my conclusion is this is certainly allowed to happen and would have been covered up as an oops. Have they been successful at murdering President Trump? And but, yeah.

22:04 I don't like proliferating any kind of disinformation or fear or conspiracy theory, but when you get to the point where you have so many factors, so many basic, not even complex factors, simple factors not covered, and that's why I was laughing. I was talking to my own fifth group and Special Forces friends, and I was just like, everybody's got an opinion on the Special Forces community, but honestly, if you've played paintball on the weekend,

22:33 you would know that that place needed to be covered. This does not take any high intelligent, you know, tactician who has been trained. This is a very, very, very common thing for people that will be, the common person will be able to digest as well, which is another thing is you can tell the average person is not going to be fooled that that is somehow an oversight. But yeah, it's, and I put up a graphic, I put together a graphic real quick.

23:00 Once I identified the scope that was being used, and it's just like they could have counted, you know, Crook's molars or his cavities. You know, that's how refined that scope would have been on that target. So in the fact that you had two snipers, you know, one acting as a spotter, somebody said, well, his eye came off the scope. That never happens. Well, you know, this is a very close target.

23:26 So that scope is usually dialed into things probably beyond 200 yards. So it's so close to this person. I'm not going to say that I wouldn't have taken my eye off the scope to maybe try to correct, like, am I seeing this correctly? But the simple fact that you had another sniper below him and you had other snipers on roofs and you had people yelling at law enforcement and the guy, the one guy gave, I think, a really damaging testimony to the Secret Service. He said the Secret Service were looking at me.

23:54 And we were pointing at him, you know, and clearly there would have been many, many, many, many eyes on this. And the fact that he said that he saw the rifle, I mean, there's just no excuse. As far as I'm concerned, I'm concluding at this point that this was allowed to happen. The assassination of President Trump was greenlighted by somebody. Now, to me, the question is who greenlighted it. And that's pretty much where I'll leave the statement there. I heard somebody mention the other day.

24:24 with the type of scopes that those snipers have on their rifles, they would have been able to read the serial number on that guy's rifle. Absolutely. Absolutely. And they had a range finder. Mind you, they had a range finder. So what people need to know with that is, like, I'm looking at a range finder. I see the top of this roof where everybody's pointing. Everybody's saying, hey. So I'm using my range finder, and it's literally telling me to the freaking inch.

24:52 Where I need to click my scope to take this idiot out. And it's just like, how much time did they need? I mean, I'm sorry. I will never accept an excuse that this was just a failure of a sniper to take out a target. Because it wasn't just one. It was several. And one ended up taking him out.

25:13 The guy should have never got a shot off. Every common human being with half a brain knows that shot should have never, let alone multiple shots, let alone a shot that hit his ear, hit his freaking ear a quarter inch away.

25:27 from changing the world forever. And this guy was somehow able to do that. I'm not buying it. No rational person that's ever even hunted squirrels or played paintball on the weekend will ever accept that to be the truth. Because why? Because it's not the truth. It's not the truth. So I'm sorry I'm getting wrapped up talking about it again. But yeah, it's very good points. That's many, many different failures.

25:52 that any one of those things could have never given this guy an opportunity to ring off a shot to President Trump. But yeah, that seemed to be the design here. Go ahead, Bridget. I was going to add to what he said and also ask for the co-host invite. I was switching earlier and apparently I needed a new invite. Anyway, one of the things that just from my hunting perspective, having done a lot of long range hunting,

26:27 150-yard shot is not, for those who are not familiar, is not a long-range shot. It is not a shot that is also going to be subject to wind conditions. So they intentionally left a hole in the security of...

26:57 a presidential previous president in a jump shot range. Generally, I would say 90% of anyone who hunts routinely with any standard rifle with a standard caliber that is manufactured in a via machine. This is not anything that is a high honed.

27:28 sniper rifle can easily hit can easily hit a pie plate with three shots at 150 yards and so for this to have happened this was not like some very long distance um and that's what most people having not had hunting experience it just to me needed to be pointed out this was

28:04 You know, of all the places, it just so happened that he showed up on the day. I think the only thing that they were not expecting was the tailgaters at the glass manufacturing company. That was the only thing they were not expecting. But that is, again, just my opinion. Okay. So I also want to add in here to get everybody's mind.

28:33 Around this. So we're going to back out just a little bit and talk about we know this audience is very well versed in Operation Gladio. We've went all around the world. We've talked about the attempted assassinations of heads of state. We've talked about actual assassinations and we've talked about soft coups. And so.

28:58 I want everybody to kind of engage your Gladio glasses and you look at the stakeholders of the people that are involved in the selection.

29:14 of elected officials. You guys all know that I refer to them as the international syndicate and that they have an active role in making these things happen. They're inter...

29:30 And mediaries are distributed throughout the government. And of course, one of the very first things that happened was all eyes were on the Secret Service Director. And I just want to make sure that if you have not read it, I would encourage you to go to the thread that I wrote about the Secret Service Director. And I just will quickly...

29:56 point out that, because it's relevant to this conversation, that she had a very interesting two to three year gap between 27 years of Secret Service experience, which generally, not to say that it doesn't ever happen, people don't leave at 27 years. They generally leave at other increments because you're

30:25 Retirement is based on the longevity that you stay and there are significant mile markers at certain longevity points. So 27 is an odd number. Then fast forward to the fact that she comes back as the director. That period in between, it has been found on the OPM that she received a payment.

30:53 which is basically like an annual bonus that you get as a civilian. During that period of time when she supposedly was not a civilian employee, which having worked in personnel in the government, that physically can't happen. So once you transition, you quote unquote retire, all of your pay records.

31:16 goes to a separate entity. And that's when your IRAs and your 401ks and all of that other stuff starts, it kicks in. You start receiving your retirement pay. So you no longer have an active pay file to receive bonuses. And so that's physically impossible. But what we have learned in Operation Gladio is these people

31:42 that are on this inside group inside our government are detailed, embedded into civilian corporations as well as other government organizations. You recall back when we've done some of our research and found that there were CIA agents embedded. They technically were still on the books as CIA agents, but they were embedded in DEA. They were embedded in the IRS. They were embedded in the military when in fact they were actually still.

32:12 CIA. So I'm going to suggest that she was embedded in PepsiCo. And why PepsiCo? Well, if you go back and you do your history on PepsiCo, you find out that PepsiCo has actively been involved, not just in spying for the CIA, but actually in coups. So the PepsiCo thing was not an accident. That was a purposeful placement of her.

32:40 in an entity that allows you to travel because she was in charge of global security. That means she was basically given a green pass to go all over the world and do whatever she wanted to do that needed to be done under the auspices of working for a civilian company, which in fact is not true. Ron, go ahead.

33:05 Thank you, Colonel. Have you seen the information about the video from BlackRock where that kid was in has been deleted? Yes. Okay. I didn't know if you touched that. I came in late. I thought that was. No, we didn't touch it. You asked if I had seen it. I did see it. And Laura Lomer called BlackRock out for deleting it. And then they come out with a statement. You can go ahead and tell the story if you want to make sure everybody else has seen it. Oh, no. Well, I didn't.

33:34 I just saw a clip of it real quick. I thought it was very interesting going, you know, going along the lines of, of, you know, with the bigger and the bigger scheme, you know, Gladio, I feel like that, that, that right there is shows complicity at, uh, uh, you know, at, at a big company. And I, I appreciate the, the information about PepsiCo and what you're saying right there. I think you're spot on. Yeah, she definitely. And we put the link to that up in the.

34:04 Up in the nest. We put the links to your thread and to the Pepsi link in the thread up in the nest. Thank you, Bridget. Yeah, I definitely think there's some. And this is not the first first time that they have been identified in some aspect of a larger.

34:31 Corporation, which we know is part of the International Syndicate, which they use these avenues, these youth programs to do their screening. And so you find when you go into these schools and they film these clips and they're using a PR company. And we know the PR companies are integral to the CIA and Operation Gladio.

34:54 for multiple reasons. But they use them as a screening to kind of scan the audience, pick out the people that are the odd ones, and then they can hone in on them. And then you send people in on them in order to groom them into being part of these processes. So the fact that that was found.

35:18 Ron, you're absolutely right. Gives you another avenue into the broader Operation Gladio kind of confirmation. Zama, go ahead. Hi, mic check. Can you hear me? Sure. Yeah, there you go. Yeah. Oh, great. Thanks. Yeah. Yeah. Great space. And I like the way this is going in the sense of pointing out, obviously, the massive holes in security failures with the.

35:52 security service. And well, especially it's her name, Kimberly Cheadle, the secret service director we're talking about. Right. Another, I think, important detail to mention here is and part of her curriculum is the fact that she was involved in the evacuation of none other than Dick Cheney on the September 11th attacks.

36:15 and has served as Joe Biden's protective detail as well during the Obama administration. So she's been very inside the upper echelons of the POTUS administration from the Bush regime onwards since 9-11 that I think is very important to highlight.

36:39 So I think that's something very interesting. And I think, again, also maybe important to look at how the Secret Service was co-opted into and under the DHS. And I think there is an important element there to look at how Homeland Security was one of the most important, I think, reorganizations of domestic security in the United States since the Cold War.

37:07 And the way that that's sort of being run. And that goes all the way up to Mayorkas that's also, we know now, has denied numerous times both Trump and other candidates' appeals for added security to their details. So I think there's massive questions to be asked there.

37:31 I'll just leave it there, maybe let others sort of chime in. But I would love to entertain a bit more on to what Brian was talking about in terms of the sort of playbook that went on. But I'll leave that to maybe a bit later. OK, so I want to also I know that there is a lot of information about.

37:59 False flags, psyops, whether it was there's been accusations that it was all fake to make Trump more sympathetic and that type of thing. So I want to discuss that for just a little bit. And I want everybody to understand who does not have military background, a little bit of the process and the jargon that's associated with it.

38:29 as a war planner, when you go through the mechanisms to, and this is true on both the good side and the bad side, because they go through the same machinations that the good guys do. So when you are sitting planning an operation, you have multiple elements of the operation. So in a typical

38:57 So unified command, a combatant command, you have six major elements. You have the J-1, which is the personnel piece of it. You have the J-2, which is the intel piece. You have the J-3, which is the operators, the guys that actually are boots on the ground, butts in the aircraft, that type of thing. You have J-4, J-5, and J-6. So you have logistics.

39:26 you have plans, and then you have communications. So those elements all get in a room together and you've got your objectives. You have both the strategic objectives, operational objectives, and tactical objectives. So in a situation like this, someone is putting all of these pieces together. I want everybody to understand when we talk about PSYOPs,

39:51 Given that scenario I just gave you, the six major elements that are going to be brought to bear on a target and to accomplish the stated objectives that the commander has identified for us. In the J2, which is your intel segment, you have a plethora of aspects of intelligence. Psychological operations is one of the elements.

40:18 of the entire intel package that is brought to the war planning room in order to develop out how you're going to use psychological operations. So it is developed in concert with the overall objective. So if I was the enemy and my job was to assassinate someone, part of the psyops on that

40:48 objective at both the tactical and the operational level is going to be developing misinformation and disinformation to flood the zone with. And part of that is from an, again, an operational perspective. If you're going to line somebody up as a patsy, you have to have all of your cover stories already in the misinformation, disinformation.

41:17 You have to have all of that lined up. And all of this is planned well ahead of time. So, and as Brian pointed out, he had to run to an appointment, by the way, Brian Cates. I wanted to make sure everybody understood how that figures into the overall war plan. It is an enabler. It is not necessarily the objective of.

41:45 And I don't think based on the way people have been using that over the last 48 hours, most people understand that distinction. So if I wanted to, and as Brian pointed out, there has been a, as part of the plan to blame someone, and one that he didn't mention was the RFK with Sirhan Sirhan, those types of things.

42:13 You have to flush out that entire story. And when you go to the wall at the Mexico embassy down in Mexico, they dirtied him up by sending him to Russia. They dirtied him up by putting his wife in the house of George Morgenshield. Excuse me, Colonel. Who is this that they did?

42:48 The amount of Lee Harvey Oswald. Yeah. Can y'all still hear me? Thank you. Yeah, we can hear you. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. I guess not. Oh, OK. All right. So I want everybody to understand that having somebody as a Patsy is a well-proven Operation Gladio tech.

43:18 And you have to understand how far back the planning of something like this in order to set these people up with all of the right taints, all of the right touches in order to make that story. This is not something that you just do fly by the night. So I wanted to lay that all out there.

43:45 so that you guys have more ammunition when you go into other spaces to point out some of the things. Because they're going to send out false news stories, like the fact that, oh yeah, Trump set that up. Because I was in a space yesterday, and these, not to be bashing women, but three women in a row was emotionally...

44:14 overwrought by the indignation of, and the story always is this, if reading something elicits an overreaction emotionally, you are being lied to. So they, again, these are planted stories to get people to do exactly what they were doing on the space.

44:39 The guy that was in charge of the space wouldn't give me the mic. I was about ready to scream because it's just stupid for people to get emotionally overwrought when you're being played. And it was obvious that you were being played because there has been so many examples when they were like, oh, well, nobody set something like that up.

45:04 And you're like, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, Sir Hand, Sir Hand. Yeah, they do it all the time. They did it with the Red Brigade in Italy. They did it with the guy that killed the Pope. They blamed somebody else only to find out it was, guys, we know this. We've got these MOs down. And I just think it's serendipitous.

45:29 that we have spent months now being prepared for what just happened because none of us was tricked. None of us fell for it because we have all done our own research. SR-71, go ahead and go. Thank you, Colonel. I got two things I want to throw out here.

45:54 First, I dismissed the deal with BlackRock simply because I don't have enough information on whether he's really involved with BlackRock. And secondly, because most major companies always go into high schools. They're trying to recruit talent. So toss that aside. Couldn't care less. Biden, on the other hand, I look at I'm looking at how does Biden benefit out of this?

46:23 And right now he's benefiting simply because he's not going to get out of the race. And given what we've seen up to this point, my thoughts are going the opposite way now, saying, well, okay, we tried this with Trump, lawfare. We tried to discredit the man. We tried to put him in jail. We've done everything we can possibly do. An untimely demise of Biden at this point might be the only option they have.

46:54 What's your thoughts? I don't believe, and I'm just going to leave it at this, I don't believe we are done with the Operation Gladio. I think it is likely that even, I'm just going to say it's possible that the event we just witnessed actually happened the way they wanted it to happen.

47:26 So I'm just going to leave that at that. And I believe that there is going to be something that follows. Go ahead, Jeff. Thank you, Colonel. I appreciate that. I do believe it will happen again, considering there was 250 attempts on Fidel Castro's life when he took over Cuba. So it definitely was something that they they knew about. I totally agree with that. It's just no.

47:56 Speaking of Mike and listening to what you said the other day, I see your point about Mike. He just does not have the inside situation in the military to be able to really explain the situation better than you do, Colonel. You explain it the best, even better than Colonel Maness. I appreciate you. And it just so happens that at 530 on Saturday, Nikki Haley was allowed to.

48:28 speak at the convention coming up. And then not even an hour later, they try to take out president Trump. And that was their ploy to move her in as the, if they would have killed president Trump, Nikki Haley would have been pushed into that position. Secondly, when I'm taking notes, I just want to make sure we get this right. The rookie hit, which this guy has probably never killed, killed anybody. And I would say that's pretty much a hundred percent.

48:59 would give the government plausible denial. Hold on, son. Daddy's talking. Guys, give me a second, please. Yeah, Jeff, we'll come back to you. Go ahead. Yeah. Stellar, go ahead. Hi. Yeah. Thank you for having the space. I stepped down because I thought you wanted to bring Bridget up as co-host. Sorry about that. No, I did, but she's back down there again.

49:29 You're fine. Oh, sorry. OK, but no. Learning the playbook has really been crucial for all of us because a lot of this right now, you know, if we're in the thing of disclosure, we who have been censored for what, eight years or longer and fearful for our lives. You know, there's a lot of people that are, you know, you know, the anons, people before that, the whistleblowers.

49:59 God bless them. But right now, the narrative keeps changing on mainstream because people are prepared, and this is about it. I also think it's a two-part thing. Yes, Gladio, 100%, but we're also exposing the media because they're still really trying to push their narrative of bullshit.

50:26 Because as people are coming together, because whether it doesn't matter what your beliefs are, if you are a human being, you know, the fact that someone would try to, you know, terminate someone's life, cause pain on their families, that this is totally classic Gladio. But because we know what's going on, we're ahead of it. And the media is still trying to gaslight, but it's failing.

50:55 You know, so, you know, as people were coming together, the first thing they want to do is cause division. So that's why they're bringing up the women. They're bringing up this, bringing up that. But, you know, we see through all their little distractions and bullshit. We just, you know, have to keep, you know, bringing up that these are tactics that they've used. You know, over the last several months, I've been attacked like you guys have been with the bots or the people that are just brainwashed. I don't know. Maybe it's AI. I have no idea.

51:24 But that, you know, they've been trying to discredit Gladio. And the more that you talk about it, you know, the connections you made and talking about with Pepsi. I mean, you've been talking about a lot of these different people. So as we hear names of these things coming through and who is in charge of this and who is with this opera or with this administration. Thank you so much. That's all I wanted to say. But they're going to lose. Thank you, Stella. Mike, go ahead. Thanks, girl.

51:53 How's it going, everybody? That's usually in here, all the regulars. I just wanted to add, Colonel, to what you were disseminating, the kind of key points and pattern recognition for these strategies for Operation Gladio. I wanted to also chime in and just add to one thing to those lists would be the aspect of the factor of time is often not given enough credit to especially like the distance between all these events being strung along is that most people.

52:22 don't realize that they're incorporating time as part of their strategy to benefit and obfuscate the relationship between these events. So you'll see things like, I've personally noticed two weeks, four weeks, three months, and six months tend to be the iterations for where they will string along the multiple little aspects of these events as part of their strategy. They use this time so that people just forget and they don't try to string these things together. I just wanted to add that.

52:53 You're absolutely right. And that is a great observation. Time is critical because when you're in a planning session, there are certain events that have to be either close together or significantly apart from each other to disassociate themselves with it. And so you're absolutely right. The phasing.

53:20 of the schedule of events is critical. And thank you for pointing that out. Bridget, go ahead. One of the things that just, you know, and you brought up that it is almost like divine intervention that we have been standing on the rooftop screaming about this for over a year now. And the most beautiful thing was seeing how many people came out, how many of our followers came out and immediately said,

53:51 This is Operation Gladio. They saw it. They saw it clear. They didn't get upset. They didn't get freaked out. They knew what was going on and what was going to happen next. And just in my opinion, from experience of situations we've had in studying Operation Gladio, is these are generally not, my opinion, one-pronged approach.

54:19 You're not just going to have an assassination attempt. And that's what people keep getting overwhelmed by the emotionality of that. And I'm thankful to God that it did not succeed. However, looking at it from a multi-pronged approach, because it's normally a boom, boom, boom, boom. You're going to see a mass casualty event with high value targets, which means women and children at a public.

54:49 In the past, we've seen it done with music venues. We saw it done in so many different situations. And it wouldn't surprise me if that was going to happen next. Are they going to take Biden out? They may, but it will be interesting to see how this...

55:18 Again, we can look backwards to see forwards. And oddly enough, I think that's another Q post. Well, I think what they will do is the next event is going to be positioned as if it's a revenge for this event. And that's why I'm saying this event had to have occurred first in order for number two to happen, which goes to Mike's issue of the whole timing thing. Right.

55:47 Right. The mass casualty event, blame it on a Trump supporter. They have to get the ball rolling in their court. They use, as you always said, it like a cattle prod to emotionally push us towards whatever pigeonhole they're trying to get us into. And I think you're going to see it ramp up continuously. This is not going to be a one-time thing. This isn't over. Correct. Correct.

56:17 Very good point. Zama, go ahead, and then we'll go to Ron. Yeah, no, I think that's spot on. If we have to look at it through our famous Gladio glasses, I think it's important to look at two important facts. One, whatever happened here obviously failed. It was a missed attempt at a hit at Trump. And two, what would have been the impact had it succeeded, right?

56:44 And inevitably, despite the political fallouts on either side, and certainly chaos within the Republican Party, especially coming before the convention and before his nomination of a VP, which I think is kind of an important detail here, because I have my theory on that, and that involves General Flynn.

57:06 I think that information is known within insiders. And that's a decision that certainly within the establishment Republican Party, they do not want to happen. And what would happen as a consequence would be what we've seen in every other operation here too, which is a strategy of tension. It would be a very chaotic and it would up the ante in terms of the...

57:33 divisiveness, the tension, the tit-for-tat reprisals, we would see, I think, an increase of more sort of mass casualty events of the sorts. As you mentioned, Colonel, this could easily come from now the other side, an Antifa thing, you know, versus some, you know, deranged, whatever, name your militia thing, you know, and it would really, I think, again, prod.

58:03 America down the path towards an increasing of security measures, an increasing of surveillance, an increasing of, I think, a very, very tightly controlled race come November, whoever ends up leading that. And so I tend to agree that I don't think we've seen the end of this. I think in terms of the PSYOP and the narratives,

58:31 I think we're seeing a sort of unraveling and quick reshuffling of how that was supposed to go down right now. And I think there's still a lot of unanswered and massive holes to look for, not only in how this sort of occurred. I think you were right to point out the watchtower. If we were to look at Brian's playbook, I think it would not be unreasonable to think about...

58:59 even if it was activated or not, a second shooter. And really question, well, again, qui bono? Who is to benefit from a strategy of tension now come November? And how would that play out? So I think these are all really important questions and conversations to be had with all the different expertise you're bringing into these rooms, Colonel. So thanks again. And yeah.

59:28 really enjoying this space. Thank you. And it does give us a lens in order to look at things in a very different way. And for that, I'm internally grateful that God gave me the insight and allowed me to find Cousinet and Bridget in order to go on this journey and all of you as well. Ron, I don't. Even if I have fat fingers. Even if you have fat fingers. Yeah, well.

59:57 You know, we all have we all have our weaknesses. Yeah. Were you going to ask me a question before? OK, I saw your hand up. So and then your hand went down. I didn't know if you know. Well, actually, I had a couple of comments. I don't know. I sent you a I sent you a private message and I also sent it. I also posted it in the space. Has anybody seen the picture of the cover of The Times of India where they actually reported Trump died?

1:00:29 No, I did not. Did they really? The Times of India. I put it in the space. I pasted it in there, yeah. So, you know, my understanding of Trump was he's as unpopular and as popular as he is in the United States. Outside of Europe, he is enormously popular, especially in Asia.

1:00:55 And I find it interesting that the largest population country in the world would publish a an article saying that he died. I just to me that that screams of black op Gladio, you know, you know, because so I don't know if it was published before or after. But I just find that very strange. Another thing is, does anybody know? Do we have any confirmation on what the weapon was yet?

1:01:23 um the only thing that i've ever heard said is that it was a 22 okay and that's that's all i i've heard as well i've heard okay so they're saying that it was a 556 or a 223 and then the other person was saying that it was an m16 so i mean it would still be five yeah ar-15 that'd be ar-15 type rifle i did see that uh oh um i think is um

1:01:55 Stephen King said something about Republicans and firearms. And anyway, somebody slapped him down, which I thought was funny. But yeah, I did see that. I want to agree with what Stephen King said. I want to say that I agree with what Brian said earlier from the standpoint that the the the cop going up.

1:02:17 after him uh on the ladder and then the the guy pointing a weapon at him and the cop backing down i think that's a bs story i think that's uh somebody just covering their ass them to protect themselves from fallout um but um anyway and lastly i just want to say you know you know in this world we are all emotionally attached to information and that's by design information uh i think this group probably less so

1:02:46 But the vast majority of us, we all attach emotion to information. And when we hear something that we disagree with, we actually become outraged before we disagree with it. And I think that is the predominant sentiment that we have to fight. And I think it's spaces like this that help with that.

1:03:08 So anyway, that's all I have to say. One thing I want to add to the discussion around the rounds is I was listening to a large number of spaces yesterday when everything happened. But I specifically spent some time in an individual space, Chad something or other. For those that want his account, I can share it with you in a DM if you're interested. But we were talking about the round use. And if you guys haven't seen the interview with the...

1:03:32 civilian that was in the audience at the time that happened to be an emergency, an ER physician who responded to one of the collateral damage casualties. He suggested that there was brain matter attached that came along with the case that he responded to. And if that is the case, then it was larger than a 22 round. Who was speaking? I don't know who was speaking. I didn't.

1:03:58 Mike, if you see me, send me a direct message. I'd love to have that information, please. Roger that. I got you, Ron. I'll send it to you as soon as I'm done driving. Appreciate it. Thank you. Okay. Lone Traveler, I saw you had your hand up and now your hand's not up. Did you have something to say? Yes. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity to speak.

1:04:23 Yeah, I do think, you know, this whole event might be planned and, you know, it's for create a division between the Democrats. You know, we either believe the SS made a, you know, the whole thing is a big mistake and Trump went in with him just himself and nobody was there to protect him because the mistake was too huge. It's not just one or two.

1:04:51 The whole thing is a big mistake. The key thing for me is that it's Vincent Fosca. He was right behind Trump. So when I basically when I see him, I know this whole thing is just a show. You know, if you know anything about Vincent Fosca.

1:05:11 You know that story behind him, that to have him right behind Trump and act the way he acted, it's just very strange. So I have to say, you know, had to lose the whole thing, you know, with an open mind. And not only that, the person died on the roof. It appeared the cop was pulling his arm later after his death.

1:05:35 To me, it's like it's a crime scene and nobody should even touch it, especially the shooter was dead. And also the SS, you know, was looking at that direction. They can clearly see, even without scope, they can see the gun was pointed at Trump. So they should react right away. So with all these things combined, there's no way for me to just think that somebody can do that or 20 year old and come walking.

1:06:03 walk onto a roof and start shooting a president, that just won't happen. I don't think that I'd have any chances for that to happen. Thank you. Okay. Carrie, did you have something you wanted to say? Thanks, Colonel. Thanks for your service. I appreciate you so much. And thanks for the opportunity to speak. I was the executive director for the Indiana GOP and Dr. Ben Carson's campaign director for the state of Indiana.

1:06:31 In that role, you often are part of the advanced teams, and I was part of the advanced team for Trump 2020 as well. So I just want to give just a moment of insight about what that's like on the inside and outside of the parameter. And the inside, sure, Secret Service, there's no way anything's getting on the inside. No way. You travel.

1:06:49 whatever distance to whichever location in Fort Wayne, Indiana, four days prior to Dr. Carson getting ready to arrive. You've got Secret Service. You've got armed forces. You've got bomb sweepers. You've got aerial.

1:07:02 And then on the outside of that parameter where, think about it, you were talking about a mass casualty event, Bridget, and it's true, that's probably what they want to cause. And so you also have to worry about the outside parameter. And that outside parameter is usually directed by the state police. Thank God for the men and women who serve in the police force. And that outside arena is, area is a very far distance because of the opportunity for a mass casualty event.

1:07:31 I know in Fort Wayne, we had the perimeter surrounded outside the U.S. Secret Service. I was covered by Secret Service. We were one of the three presidential candidates, Hillary, Trump, and Ben Carson, because Ben had a direct assault from ISIS at that time on his life and his family's life. And so we were all covered by Secret Service and traveled with Secret Service. So this is just incredibly unusual and what really blows my mind the most.

1:07:59 and I think you guys have touched on it, is the water tower or the whatever it's called, that state police was not up there, that no one was up there just to have extra coverage of the area. So in my mind, highly intentional, highly allowed to happen. These are my own opinions and thoughts and just a damn shame.

1:08:24 And I just so appreciate these open forums and thank God for Elon Musk for allowing us to have this kind of freedom of speech and forum, because this kind of crowdsourcing of information is going to be the thing that gets us there. And Trump Frog, appreciate you. I always love your sites and just keep doing what you're doing. Thank you for the opportunity to speak. OK, Carrie, I have to ask you, where in Indiana are you from? Indianapolis. OK, so I was born in. Well, I was born in Anderson, so.

1:08:54 Yeah, that's where all my family still is, is in Anderson. All my cousins and my mom and dad are all from that area as well. Oh, you'll have to DM me. We'll have to connect the dots. You know you're from Anderson if you drop the D. I'm from Anderson. Yeah, yeah. Well, really great to meet you and appreciate so, so much what you all are doing. And I think it's really important to get facts and people who are speaking facts out into these environments. So I just so appreciate the opportunity to speak.

1:09:24 Thank you. And that's kind of the reason why last night, having been part of 30 years worth of Advan, and I was actually in a deployable unit, both when I was in aircraft maintenance as an enlisted person. The junior people are always the gophers on Advan teams. When I become an officer.

1:09:45 I was in the deployable PERSCO where we do all of the personnel accountability on. And of course, you have to be part of every ADVON package because you do the reception of forces when people arrive. You are the last one to leave because you do the repatriation back out.

1:10:05 You do all of the casualty accountability when you are deployed. And so I did that for and I was a trainer for about six years, an evaluator for the entire Air Force in that area. So immediately you it's funny. And anybody that's been in the military knows that as soon as you see something like what happened, you just start clicking.

1:10:33 That didn't happen. That didn't happen. That didn't happen. And I also found it very interesting, as I indicated when I first began talking, having the conversation last night with the guy that traveled for two and a half years with the president carrying the nuclear football was increasingly obvious to both of us as we kind of put our heads together in all of the missed scenes.

1:10:59 He also was an F-15 pilot, so had, you know, commanded deployed forces, organized ADVON teams, that whole nine yards. So, Carrie, you're absolutely dead on in all of those things that you brought. It is very different when you can evaluate things from having been on the inside of these operations. And that's why I think it's critical.

1:11:24 to share those observations with people who've never had those experiences because it gives them, and again, that's why I'm so passionate about Operation Gladio. The more we evaluate all of the different historical framework, it gives us a different lens to look at what's going on today. And it makes you look at things objectively and not emotionally because

1:11:53 That is just to me, that's the critical transition is when we can all look at things objectively and not emotionally and put them through the proper filters in order to come to. You don't have to be the perfect or the correct answer, but you're going to come up with rational options. Jeff, I see your back. Go ahead. Yes, ma'am. So then I was noticing that.

1:12:22 The Secret Service had waited for the shooter to start shooting, and then I heard a pop-pop, and then I seen him unload back. That just seems like there was an inside job from that point and several other things that we noticed about allowing him to get up on the building. So then we know that Cheadle will be fired.

1:12:48 Here within the next day or two, she will not be the director of CIA. And OK, the four levels of character assassination, Trump has survived all four levels of character assassination, which is slander, destroy financially, throw in prison like Julian Assange and Nelson Mandela. And number four is to assassinate that individual. And he survived all four attempts.

1:13:19 thus so far. And, you know, I think that there was a perfect operation to blame this kid and to just shove it off the kid's crazy. It's all his fault. And that way the deep state is alleviated from all wrongdoing. If they go to the next level, which is to, if they go to the next level of trying to assassinate Trump, there's going to be so much collateral damage that

1:13:48 they will not be able to ever recover from it. So they use this small little method to try to get their job done and they failed, which is the fourth level that they've tried to assassinate President Trump. And the Democrats right now are backed with lies and we just need to stand on the truth. I think that for decades, I've always tried to tell the truth on the telephone when I'm speaking to people because I truly believe that everything that we say,

1:14:18 or speak is recorded and can be used against us. And even so, if so, then I'll still tell the truth because I want my children, as you see, Thomas came in and he was thirsty and I apologize guys, but, but anyways, that's it, man. I just appreciate it, Colonel. Thank you, ma'am. Yep. Hunt for truth. Go ahead. And then we'll go to Mike and then Ron. Colonel, thank you so much. I've only been in the space for like the last 20 minutes. You may have addressed this, but.

1:14:46 If I was weak little Mike Johnson and I sent his office a note, the very first person I would call as a witness would be that counter sniper. I mean, obviously, he had the guy right in his sights. And with that sight, you know, he's looking right into his face, his eyes, his nose. It appears to me that he had to have been asking for permission to shoot. I think, though, after the shot fired, he took it on his own. Would that be standard operating procedure to be constantly asking for permission to shoot?

1:15:17 Typically, you already have the rules of engagement before anything goes down. So that's the whole purpose of Advan. That's the whole purpose of pre-planning. You don't go into a situation where, oh my gosh, I'm going to ask for permission. You are given the parameters before you go. These are all big boys. They have what the rules of engagement are. Normally,

1:15:46 um according to the the general um it is you see a gun you take them out especially if the gun is coming down um to take shots they're gone there's no questions asked um those are the standard roes they are known these are drilled into you and that's the whole thing that i think people

1:16:10 These are people that do this for a living. They've been doing this for 10 or 15 years. These aren't newbies. And as a result of that, these are trained into you second nature, just like in the army where you do the urban warfare training. And this is so redundant to you that when you actually get in theater, you are going off of rote, habitual.

1:16:39 trained skills. And that's not to say you can't use your brain. That is to say that this stuff is second nature to you. So just as you said, where you could see the guy's nose hairs, there's no way that as that barrel comes up, and Brian said it best, I think, Gamble, where he said, you know, you could see his molars. So you're not going to not see the barrel of the gun come over the edge because as I

1:17:08 articulated, and this is the part that you probably weren't here for, he was on the backside of a crested roof. And so it could be plausible that you couldn't see him until he gets up to the very peak of the roof. But at that point, if you have got a horizontal line of a roofline peak, you see the bump.

1:17:33 Not only do you see the bump of his head come up, because he's got to get enough of his head up for his eyes to be of the horizontal line, but you're going to see the barrel of the gun. And at that point, as soon as his head comes up, he's gone. It's not, I'm going to wait until his eyes get above and his gun gets leveled and sighted in and he gets five shots off. That entire thing is bullshit.

1:18:02 Hey, listen, I just had two other quick points to make for you. I haven't heard anybody bring this up, but this is actually the second and technically the third attempt on Trump's life. Do you recall the Las Vegas attempted shooting during the primary run? I do know that there are others, most of them because they didn't get the.

1:18:26 There was rumors as to whether they happened or not and that type of thing. But yes, there has been multiple. If you're not aware of it, it did happen. He was on the floor. An officer happened to see him pull a handgun out. He was probably 60 feet from Trump. And if that officer hadn't been there, he probably would have got a shot off. There's a huge background on that individual who.

1:18:50 was a mentally troubled person who actually came from England. If you do some research on that individual and his parents and what they said was happening to him six months prior, that's something to look at. We also had the incident in Dayton during that primary when someone jumped up on stage and rushed him. The third point I want to make real quick is we got to look at the FBI. With the Florida shooter, I mean, he was known to the FBI. People had called the FBI about him.

1:19:20 And the last one is with the Texas mosque shooting, there was a trial in North Carolina where the FBI handler was found guilty of setting this guy up. And I'll leave that to you guys. Thanks again for this space. Thank you. And yes. And again, I want to point out that.

1:19:41 The FBI, as well as the CIA, for that matter, has been implicated in multiple things. I just came across another story this weekend where the guy was basically let off because his excuse for committing money laundering, drug trafficking, was he was acting at the behest of the CIA. And yet every single time those types of events happen.

1:20:07 Congress doesn't go back and remove the authority of the CIA to be running drugs. Why is that? That seems odd to me. Mike, go ahead. Thanks. I wanted to add there's a there's an interesting take on the number of like I have an interesting take, at least I think, on the number of rounds that were exchanged. If you guys watch the full clip from before the shots were the first initial shots were fired to the very last, the very last round came very, very late.

1:20:35 It was disconnected by maybe anywhere from 20 to I think even up towards up towards a minute. It's probably not that long. It's probably 20 seconds. But there's a single fired round late, followed by some pretty loud blood curdling screams by a female in the group. So that to me either says is a completely separate shooter or it was a kill confirmed shot. So that's just up for people just to be aware. And then one, I actually have a question for you, Colonel.

1:21:02 you shared that you're an aircraft, you were an aircraft mechanic before you went officer. And I myself was also an aircraft mechanic. So I'm just selfishly curious if you were like a strict, um, mechanic or like, I was a hydraulics specialist for aircraft. So I was just curious on that. So when did you go in? Um, when did you enlist? I didn't enlist. I enlisted late. I enlisted in 14. Okay. So I was in the neutralic sister squadron of environment.

1:21:31 systems and electrical yeah i was an aircraft hydraulic specialist so that's that's awesome i like to hear that yeah and then i got when i got off active duty um and to accept my scholarship for the two years my last two years of college at indiana university i um worked at ups which

1:21:51 technically I worked for evergreen. They had the maintenance contract for UPS at Stanford field. And, um, I got my AMP license within the first three months. And then of course I did general aircraft maintenance there, um, just for their overnight. Nice. And then the last thing I will add to this, not that you need any more credit, but I was also guard team trained. So like the, you're talking about the assault tactics. They very much do train in like they want to like 99% of this to be more muscle memory and reflex. And then the, the rules of engagement.

1:22:22 Always known ahead of time. Ron, go ahead. Yeah, I was going to echo that sentiment as well. It's being a former military myself. It's you know, everything is drilled into you. So where you don't have to think about it when you get into a stressful situation. So have you covered because I haven't I don't know. Have you covered the 4chan post where the guy came out with us, where the police shooter said he was not allowed to pull the trigger? And do you have you seen that?

1:22:52 If yes, what would you say the percentage of veracity that would be? Oh, we talked about that this morning. Probably before I got here. No, no. But no, no, Ron. She's talking about we coordinate before we do these things in the morning generally. And we had that conversation before we came on air.

1:23:17 Bridget, did you guys post that in the pill? Since Ron brought it up, I think it's probably a good idea, either you or Cousinet, to post that. I can. I can post it if you need me to. Sure. Absolutely. One thing, sorry, Colonel, one thing I wanted to add real quick while I got Ron here. Ron, I sent you the DM with that interview. If you want the individual's profile that was leading the spaces I was talking about, let me know and I will throw him in a DM for you. Copy that. Appreciate it. Thank you.

1:23:47 I do want to caveat this conversation. So I will not comment on the veracity of that. Our approach here is that we put all the information out there. We talk to everybody about what has...

1:24:12 happened in the past. And if there needs to be a caveat mentioned, we do that. So the only caveat that I would mention as it relates to the chance, which is where this came from, for those of you who are not familiar with QPost or these communication boards that exist, there is no ability to

1:24:42 verify who's saying what on those communication boards. When you log on and you first get on to one of those communication boards, you are given basically a number and that people are referred to as anonymous or anons that are on those boards. And unless they self-identify themselves as this person did, but even when they do, there's no ability to verify who they are.

1:25:09 So we don't know that that is that guy. He doesn't give us any indication of an ability to actually identify that he was there, like, you know, a date timestamp of a particular thing that happened so that you could at least coordinate, verify, you know, I.

1:25:31 I'm part of this police force and this is my boss, that type of thing. He does say that he was fired. There are coordinating, cooperating things that could have been offered, none of which were. So I would tell people, consider it as a data point. I don't know whether it's true or not. That was where I was. That was my belief. The fact that it was on 4chan caused me a great amount of suspicion.

1:26:00 And with that, I thank you for the time. And I've got stuff I've got to get done, so I'm going to bail. But thank you for letting me speak. Appreciate it. No problem. I actually have the devil's advocate approach to that, as long as we're talking about that, if it's all right. So what Bridget, the colonel, and I were speaking about earlier, the devil's advocate approach for me is that.

1:26:28 With all the censorship going on online, the man is not necessarily going to be able to post here or on Facebook or Instagram without immediately being taken down. Perhaps the only safe place to post would have been on those 4chan channels. That's the first thing. The second thing is, I don't think that he was actually part of the Secret Service. He may have been somebody that was hired in.

1:26:59 That being said, it's a small community. His face was shown all over the world. If, in fact, he did take the shot and he was fired, he's got to answer to his community. So at some point, you know, if this is all true, he's going to have to say, well, I was told not to take the shot, but did it anyway. And I got fired.

1:27:23 So I'm just throwing that out there for maybe the other side of the conversation, that that's why it ended up on the 4chan channels and not someplace like Facebook where it would be taken down. I agree with you that it would be taken down on other things. I don't see that it would be taken down on X. And as a matter of fact, I think the guy would have been a hero on X for violating those types of things. But your point is well taken. And that's the reason why I don't.

1:27:51 try to tell you guys what to think. What we're trying to do is give you the tools to think. Go ahead, Zen. Exactly. I just put an NBC News post up in the scoreboard. I think it's the first one now. NBC News reported that there was two sniper teams on site, and they didn't require any pre-permission to shoot.

1:28:23 the fire protocols were not observed because they didn't shoot when they had the shot. Well, what else is NBC going to say? I mean, really, is anybody surprised that that's the narrative that's coming from the mockingbird media? Why would they say that they had permission to shoot? Because that makes it look even worse on the deep state, right? Well...

1:28:55 Yeah, they are. That's exactly what they're doing. They're shifting the blame and they're going to put it squarely back on Trump's team and not at the White House or the Department of Homeland Security, which it falls under. Which is part of their strategy to increase confusion around the entire event and not allow for anything to get pinned down directly. Exactly.

1:29:25 positive. They do not require permission to fire on a suspect getting ready to shoot the president. I'd like to side with Zen on this one. I think and I've heard in other spaces people who have more experience in VIP protection and that sort of thing. Has anyone determined if the rifle was already on site in that building that was previously dropped off there? Because there seems to be no video.

1:29:56 This guy carrying the rifle through the crowd. Funny thing about that building is that it actually is owned by the guy. What is it? Lockheed Martin, Colonel? Or no, that's not right. Raytheon. Raytheon. Thank you. Yeah. Funny thing about that building. And from what I understand, the ladder was there. Again, this is what's being reported.

1:30:27 Take it with a grain of salt that the ladder was set up ahead of time. But I know that they did say that they, or as far as witnesses were recorded, saying they saw him crawling through the grass on his way with a rifle kit. Now, I don't know what a rifle kit would look like. But again.

1:30:54 You have to take everything that's being reported and kind of sift it, shake it and see what falls and what stays standing as time progresses. But I can say unequivocally that the the snipers in those situations.

1:31:15 The ROEs is if you see a gun in any way, shape or form pointed at the president, you take the guy out, period. I know that for a fact. Absolutely. You can say it's not like this kid just put the gun up and popped. This was an aim. This was a calculated aim. And not many people realize like you look at the flag, the flags of that day and you look at the weather. You know, I went on the Weather Channel and looked at historical information to that day.

1:31:43 Sustain wind at 10 miles per hour, max speed 18, and this guy's shooting a .223 at 141 yards. I mean, you're looking at a pivot of a bullet anywhere from a quarter inch to an inch. So this guy wasn't just flip it up and throw a bullet down range. This guy was, you know, the fact that he hit him, I mean, is kind of impressive. So clearly somebody has shot before, but somebody that also took careful aim, giving any sniper the ability, the moment.

1:32:13 You see a barrel breaking the ridge. That person should lose their skull. And that's just the bottom line. And it's important. I just posted in the chat as well. There's a great collage that I found from Milk Bar TV. I think others have done the same thing. There's a lot of open source Intel work going on this, basically collaging all the different videos with the same time frame of the shooting from the POV of the front stage looking at Trump.

1:32:42 and then the ones who actually saw the shooter on the top of the roof crawling up. And I think that type of info is very, very interesting, and I hope we see more of it because we are seeing this timeline actually emerge in which there's a full two minutes in which a shooter has been spotted and is being called out by the public and brought to the attention to those snipers on the roof. So they know, even if he may not be in line of sight yet,

1:33:10 There are agents on the ground who do know that. So that's probably being communicated. And that's two minutes. There's a full two minutes. If anyone looks at that timeline and the video collage that's been put down, there's two full minutes in which this guy has been spotted. So if that was already a spanner in the works in terms of like throwing at least what was supposed to happen off kilter.

1:33:36 But I think it does raise a lot more questions in terms of him being the only, at least, lone wolf theory in this operation. And I want to add, Brian is right. Sorry, Colonel Tan, I just want to jump in. I've been to Butler, PA. That wasn't my territory. Butler, Contra Cabo is my account. Raytheon would not normally own a building like that, which is just a glass building in a rural area north of Pittsburgh.

1:34:06 And it's windy all the time. We would do demo days and it's windy. It's really difficult to play golf there. So just say some amateur kid popped up there solo and was, you know, pulling this off. It doesn't, you know, a lot of the things don't add up. I'm just being honest. I'm not a sniper. They usually work in teams. But there's no way that that person that they claim was who or whatever the case may be or he.

1:34:35 got exceptional training, could have pulled that off because it is awful. Shoot your gun with just a handgun in the wind and it doesn't work out, you know, or in a range, let alone from that far. And I'm sure you've talked about it. I'm in the office. But the fact that people on the ground saw that guy and were sitting there saying, look, there's someone on the roof, there's someone on the roof before it happened and they didn't see it. But the last thing I wanted to add is my employee, who is a very far left person.

1:35:04 God bless. God rest his soul. Even said, you know, no one should be surprised because the politicians were saying that wait till we're going to wait till Sunday to see what happens. And that just kind of hit me. Did they know for knowledge that this was going to happen? Because for him to even think that he thought it was planned and the reason he thought it was planned was by that statement. And I'm going to find those. I'm going to scour the Internet to find it. But politicians are saying there's going to have a statement on Sunday.

1:35:33 You know, Biden's going to have a statement before the shooting and we'll see what happens. So, I mean, there's a lot more to this than anyone, you know, that I was in the space last night and it was barbecue. And these people were saying that Lee Harvey Oswald did the shooting and that it's a conspiracy that people are saying otherwise. I got kicked out of the space because I'm like, if you actually think Lee Harvey Oswald shot through those trees and made that shot, you shouldn't even be on the Internet.

1:36:01 And he was posing as a marksman. And, of course, he was a foreign guy. And I was like, they kicked me out of the space. Or they kicked me off the mic and I left. But I posted, just like I did up in the pill, all the sauce people have been finding on the Internet that you can see. This isn't the way it adds up. And I'm no expert, but anyone casual eyes knows something was wrong.

1:36:23 I don't know what it is. I got questions, but something was wrong. So thank you. Didn't mean to jump in. I've been dying. I had to wait for my employee to leave for me to jump in, but I was dying. Get out of my office. Exactly. That's hilarious. Okay. Right. Okay. So, Colonel. What? Bridget's going to need to come back as co-host. She lost sound. I'm just going to throw it in there. Can it be my turn now?

1:36:56 Sure. OK, my turn, my turn. So there's a couple of things that I'd like to just kind of pose to the room. You know, this 20 year old, quote, marksman. So one of the things that everybody seems to forget is that Petula Gulen is actually in. Huh? I think I'm fixed. I don't even see. OK. Petula Gulen.

1:37:23 All right, whatever. Fethullah Gulen is in Pennsylvania and he happens to run a training camp, which is a couple hours or an hour or so down the road. Or I'm not exactly sure the distance, to be honest with you, how far Fethullah Gulen is from Butler. But one of the things that people may recall is that he was.

1:37:53 A leader of a gladio organization in Turkey and Pakistan and responsible for assassinating a lot of people. He actually has a warrant. Turkey has been trying to extradite him out of the country. General Flynn wanted to extradite him and Obama and the Benghazi bitch wouldn't let him. So that's point number one. So where did he get his training?

1:38:24 to kind of hang that in the atmosphere. The second thing I'd like to point out is patterns. So both of his parents are therapists. And we know what the cue board says about therapists. And in parallel to that, if you remember the 4th of July Chicago parade shooting, the kid's father.

1:38:53 actually bought him that gun which is exactly the scenario that happened with this kid up on the roof. Patterns. The other thing that I stressed in Froggy's space is that this is a distraction. That's what this is. They have been trying to get rid of the resident in the White House now.

1:39:22 That has refused to step down, or at least that's what they're publicly saying. He refuses to leave the chair. The Republican National Convention is obviously this week. It would not be outside of reason to believe that they want to take away the news cycle from the Republican Convention by.

1:39:51 What what was the term that we decided was the proper term, Colonel? I don't know for Biden. Well, what do you mean? Let's just say they they want to get rid. They it was Operation Gladio. Someone else. Exactly. OK. Operation because we don't want to we don't want to have glitches in the space. So it would be not unheard of to have an Operation Gladio event with someone out in Washington.

1:40:23 With exactly during the Republican National Convention, because there's your opportunity after freezing nine million dollars worth of Democrat donors funds, which has been very public. So I'm trying to speak cryptically so we don't get banned here. But I don't know.

1:40:52 Maybe your code would work better, Colonel. Well, I just, that's kind of the point that I had made earlier. I do think that there will be additional Operation Gladio targets that will be posed to us as a retaliatory.

1:41:14 strike to frame a Trump supporter as if a quid pro quo type thing is going to occur. I don't think that that's outside of the realm of possibilities, and I'll just leave it at that. But to your point, we did talk about Gulen and the fact that he is in Pennsylvania, and that is about a five-hour drive, not that they had to drive and not that the distance even matters. He is in that area.

1:41:41 But I'll also, having been married to a Pennsylvanian for the better part of 15 years in a former life, not necessarily with two therapists as parents, but at the time that you turn 10 in Pennsylvania, you have a gun and you deer hunt. And the first day of hunting season in Pennsylvania is a holiday. They don't even have school on that day.

1:42:10 So I met hundreds and hundreds of Pennsylvanian over that 15 year period of time going back there for all of the holidays. And I can tell you it is not unusual for a typical 18 year old in Pennsylvania to be able to use a muzzle loader, a bow, a gun of any caliber and

1:42:40 hit the tiniest woodchuck popping its head out of the hole. People in Pennsylvania are hunters like a fever crazy person. I have never met anybody as a group of people that are more avid hunters than I did in Pennsylvania. And it is in their blood.

1:43:05 They are born that way. They are raised that way. And their entire families are that way. So I'm just going to throw that out there for anybody that thinks someone who grew up in Pennsylvania. I mean, my ex could hit a wild turkey running with a boat. So they are experts at what they do because they grow up doing this as a family. So I'm just going to leave that there. Sunshine, go ahead.

1:43:35 Yeah. Oh, gosh. I'm glad you called on me when you did because I just pulled over. Otherwise, you'd hear nothing but wind. I'm driving in the Bronco with the top down. I want everybody to remember we still have 60,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate missing. Speaking of future Gladio events that could happen. I do foresee like.

1:44:07 retaliation type of things happening. But that just kind of came to mind really quick when you said that was, you know, that's still missing. And it won't be us doing it. It will be staged as us doing a retribution to what they did to Trump, but it will be one of them doing it still. Zen, go ahead. Yeah, I just want to go to Bridget. I just wanted to agree with you on the Pennsylvania hunters. Are you there? Yeah. Can you hear me?

1:44:40 Yes, ma'am, he's speaking. Can you hear him? No, I cannot. So take him. Oh, we're going to drop you down. Yeah. Unfortunately, what I'm scared of is there's going to be a fake attempt on Biden to frame MAGA because they've got to paint a picture. Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Yeah. Oh, yeah, no doubt. And if they're going to do it, it would not be a surprise to have it done.

1:45:10 during the Republican National Convention because that will steal the headlines from there over to back to Washington, D.C. All right, Zin's back up. Let's see if we can try this again. I was an expert rifleman every time I qualified in the Army. I was also a marksmanship instructor, and I was also a competitive shooter, long-range shooter in the Army with the M14 National Match Rifle.

1:45:40 and the m16a1 national match rifle we shot at ranges from 200 to 600 yards with open sights and i know wind calculations and all that and i can tell you that as long as this rifle was properly zeroed in it had an optic on it it looked like a red dot prism sight this shot is an easy shot and

1:46:07 There was a Navy SEAL sniper that reported the wind was only five miles per hour, which at 150 to 175 yards is negligible. It's not even a sight correction when you have a bullet traveling 3,100 feet per second. So the people talking about the wind is negligible. It's not an effect on the flight of the bullet at that range.

1:46:35 The only thing that would affect this shooter would be being his adrenaline going and being nervous and all that. And I think the first shot he took is the one that clipped Trump's ear. And then it probably hit the guy in the head, the guy that was the casualty. And then he's seen through the scope.

1:47:01 Trump grabbed his ear and he thought that he had hit Trump and Trump went down and then he started shooting other people. And then the sniper took him out. That's what I believe happened. And I'll land there. Thank you. Bridget, go ahead. And then I got another question for you because I earlier had said from my hunting experience, the exact same thing. This was not a difficult shot.

1:47:32 It was a 150-yard shot. Wouldn't even need a particularly honed-in rifle. But given that it was a honed-in rifle, as the barrel heated up because of the rapidity of the shots that could have caused the drift of the bullet, that's just a question. I don't have that much experience. Seven.

1:48:01 Seven or eight shots wouldn't have heated it up enough. And after the first shot, he was taking rapid shots, so his aim was probably not as true. Trigger pull. Go ahead. I was going to say trigger pull might have, or just essentially flinching. Yeah, he could have flinched. I'm sure he had previous experience. I'm sure he shot.

1:48:31 several hundred rounds through that rifle before. But the one thing you guys mentioned that I didn't know, you said his parents were therapists? Yep. I think they were probably anti-Trump liberal, wouldn't you think? They were both registered Democrats. Yeah, that would be the general impression. Somebody posted, and of course I can't confirm it because who knows what's true or not. Somebody posted that

1:49:00 She was a Democrat and he was a libertarian or vice versa. Not that that really matters. But yeah, he he, on the other hand, is the shooter was actually supposed to be a Republican. Well.

1:49:16 But he's a Republican, as people had pointed out, that was most likely a registered Republican having voted for Nikki Haley when, in fact, he had been historically donated to Act Blue. So he was obviously a Democrat that had temporarily registered as a Republican. Don't a lot of Democrats register as Republicans so they can vote in the primary for the rhino?

1:49:46 Well, not normally. There's not because I've looked at that in Florida because we have closed primaries, too. Generally, they don't do that. But if you have a situation like they had in Pennsylvania where they were trying to send a message to Trump and add some viability, credibility.

1:50:06 Knowing that there was a future plan to take Trump out, they had to give Nikki Haley a win. And so they really put a lot of eggs in their basket in Pennsylvania specifically to create that campaign on the ground to give her a better showing than she had been getting organically. So they actually had a ground game of Democrats all going in en masse to change their registration.

1:50:32 So that's a logical explanation for that. Go ahead, Sally. That's right, too. Wasn't wasn't it something about independence or something being able to vote in the Republican primary? No, you have to be registered. It's a closed primary there.

1:50:55 It is. OK, I'm sorry. If you're a registered independent, you cannot vote in the Democrat or Republican primary. It's also real quick in the little conversation. It's also real quick to add credence to what Zen was saying for the ease of the shot. 150 yards for weapons fall in the military is typically the one that everybody does best at. I'll just say I got my first deer at 157 and I mean, I hit him dead on. So not no fall at all.

1:51:26 So I'm based at 150. So Sally, go ahead. First of all, I want to thank you for holding the space and bringing sanity to all of these different narratives. Cause I've been in lots of spaces and just listening and observing to perspectives and I like facts over emotions and I appreciate you doing that. Oh gosh, what was I just going to say? Never come back to me. I lost my thought. Okay. James, go ahead. Yeah.

1:51:59 Give me one sec. Sorry, I was in the bathroom. I'm kind of coming into the conversation a little late. I guess I'm kind of curious. Have you heard anything with regards... I've been in... Well, I left IT because it made me paranoid, but I've been an ethical hacker for about 17 years. Are we chatting at all about the IT applications or any of the cyber implementations going on with the Operation Gladio scenario? Do you know anything with that regard? Technically, we're only talking about...

1:52:28 operation gladio as it relates to the attempted assassination in this space generally i don't know if you have you been to any of our other operation gladio spaces i have no idea what's going on i just saw it and it sounded fun okay so every day at noon um we monday through friday we have been having operation gladio spaces um and basically

1:52:56 It's all pinned on my homepage. And we started several weeks ago with the generic, what is Operation Gladio? And then we have been going country by country articulating past Gladio events and the assassination of heads of state, the soft cooing of heads of state, the CIA's role.

1:53:24 in overthrowing governments in general, which is in fact what Operation Gladio is, at the behest of NATO and a higher entity, which we have generically called the International Syndicate. And we have not necessarily addressed the cyber aspect of that.

1:53:45 Basically, kind of going through the kinetic aspects of them actually getting assassinated or boiled in acid or whatever the CIA uses as their method of death. Go ahead. Yeah, it's hard to interrupt you, but I guess just for a quick, just speeding me up, is a derivative of Gladio, I guess a predecessor, would that be Operation Phoenix?

1:54:08 Well, Phoenix is a part of Gladio. So Gladio started back in the mid 1940s with the stand up in 48 of NATO. It had prior to that been called the werewolf program inside of Nazi Germany. And the Phoenix program is an aspect of that that was rolled out in Vietnam. And that same Phoenix program has been.

1:54:32 Being orchestrated in different venues throughout South America, Latin America, like with the Sandinistas and the Contra conflict. Well, and so now I have I have made it perfectly clear a multitude of times that and I'm sure if you're into the cyber aspect of this, that you follow Mike Benz as well. Mike Benz entire.

1:54:59 conversation around the cyber aspects of what he's talking about and how the State Department and CIA uses it, he is talking about kind of a modern day disappearing. To me, the way I phrase it is the cyber censorship industry, as he calls it, is a modern day Phoenix program done cyberly.

1:55:28 That's pretty accurate. I was curious because my grandfather was the assistant director of the Phoenix program. In Vietnam? In Vietnam for three years. What's his last name? I might be giving a little too much, but honestly, I don't give a shit. I've got guns, so pull up. His name was Colonel James W. Newman. Okay, yeah. I've come across him. Yeah.

1:55:54 That was, uh, that was grandpa and he died two years before I was born, but I've found, uh, some stuff I might not have found or probably shouldn't have found just going through his stuff. Um, he kept a lot of stuff. So I've just been kind of piecing together the puzzle of my family and glad it was something that came up in my search. So I saw it and I figured I'd join and chat with you. Um, DM me, I just followed you. Um, I, I would appreciate that. Um, because.

1:56:24 We definitely have. We're going to be doing Vietnam as it's coming up. So I definitely would like to talk to you about some of the stuff that you have found. There's not a whole lot I can say with respect to the people I got information from. Wink, wink. Yeah, that's fine. So there's not a whole lot I can say, but I would love to speak in Cryptog.

1:56:53 Cryptic like. Cryptic. Love to speak cryptic like with you. Yes, we can do that. Yeah, that's awesome. Because we're in Africa right now. We're moving to Asia after we're done with Africa. So perfect timing. God's good. All right. Thank you. Sounds good. Sunshine. And James, James, you should really, really check out the Colonel's Rumble channel. And you can really catch up with all of her Gladio.

1:57:21 talks that she's had because there's so many um do yourself a favor find her rumble channel and follow her on rumble okay yeah sounds good i'll do that um yeah um sally go ahead so what i was going to say earlier is all the crazy narratives i've heard in different spaces and the people trying to say that trump somehow staged this so that he could gain favor or whatnot

1:57:52 If you think logically about it, he was wearing a bulletproof vest. If he was trying to stage it, he would have someone shoot him center math and not aim for his head. Like the fact that people are saying, oh yeah, he staged it. Why would someone have someone aim at your head and just turn right at the perfect moment just so you don't get your brains all over the ground? So I just want to say, guys, stop thinking that crazy thought. Most of the people in here don't think that way, but it's just bonkers to me. Bridget, go ahead.

1:58:23 One of the things that I thought was very, very interesting and a little bit telling, as I'm sure most of you follow General Flynn, I think it was yesterday evening, he posted and it was like five things to take away, not necessarily, and he put it in there, not necessarily in order to take away from today or from the assassination attempt.

1:58:53 And one of the things he had talked about was picking a vice president that made him assassination proof. And the reason why I brought it up is because, again, he hasn't picked his vice president yet. And should he pick General Flynn as vice president, that would be the case.

1:59:25 What they would fear more than having President Trump is having President Flynn. Anyway, that's just my two thoughts on it. I've been saying that for months. Well, yeah, no. Yeah, you've been saying that right. Yeah, I've been saying that for months. Right. As a matter of fact, I said it again last week.

1:59:52 And John from Badlands Media says, no, no, no, he doesn't need that. If they were going to kill President Trump, they had tried to do that a long time ago. And so I went back and found that and sent it back to him after the other day. And I said, hey, this didn't age very well. Right. And we pinned all of the spaces right underneath the colonel's profile.

2:00:17 Someone has recorded them all. So actually you can click on it. It's like app box or something like that. And you can scroll down and it's got every single one of them listed by country. If anybody is interested in rehashing some of these older spaces. Where we go over. And figuring out what Operation Gladio actually is if you're new to the space. Right.

2:00:43 It goes through all of the different assassinations we have covered prior to this. Yeah. Mike, go ahead. I just wanted to add, and I apologize for the sound, I'm driving in a 97 Chevy and it has no AC and it's 100 degrees out. So one thing I wanted to add real quick for James, since you just joined the conversation, and I'm sure the Colonel will brief you up on all this, but when it comes to the...

2:01:12 reconnaissance that you're digging through, I would recommend keeping an eye out for anything that, uh, references Allen Dulles or Indonesia. Um, I have a, I have a book in particular that, um, you may be interested in that might help with sussing out any like relevant information, but I can send that to you in a DM, uh, or like do some reconnaissance that way or correspondence rather. I'm sorry. Um, and then, um,

2:01:38 Just obviously, you're pretty skilled up on cybersecurity and cryptography. I would just make sure that you're making multiple redundancies and copies in multiple different formats of all that information that you have for your grandfather. We've got a dead man's switch set up, so we're good. Awesome. All right. Sally, go ahead. This is slightly off topic, but not off topic. I tried to make a post the other day, which got zeal traction because I put the name Northrop Grumman in the...

2:02:07 In my post. Anyway, I have a client whose husband works for Northrop and she just told me that they just barely got an $8 billion award from the government to revamp their nukes program. And it's not relevant today, but I just wanted to get that out there for those who want to look into that or maybe want everything going on. It's been chaotic. So anyway, guys, last thing also, make sure you're following Colonel.

2:02:34 Bridget has an it, Trumpfrog, anyone else on stage, they do amazing work, lots of research, and it's genuine information that is not, it's just the facts. And it means more than all these people spouting off their narrative. So thank you guys. Thanks. Trumpfrog, go ahead. I got nothing. Absolutely nothing. I thought you had your hand up. I did. I do want to add, yeah, when...

2:03:05 patel patriot uh said that about why they why they'd want to assassinate trump i had to jump in there too and say it didn't age well on the tweet and nothing against that dude i don't even know him i could you know obviously i don't care um but yeah that didn't age well but uh when you said that uh general flynn uh they're more scared of him you know who's really more scared of general flynn being the vice president or president

2:03:32 the fake and gay crew, and the Matrix and his clowns, and Ariel. So that would probably be, even I want Flynn like everybody else, but I honestly think that would be the greatest thing ever. By the way, there's an announcement according to Gateway Pundit today at 4.30 Eastern time. We're going to do a space. I wasn't going to do one, but Kelly is the G and said, hey, we're going to do a space.

2:03:56 So everybody go in there. I never do this stuff, but I think it's a big deal. And I'd like you to be in there, Colonel and Cousinette and Bridget and obviously Stellar and Kelly and Sunshine and anybody else. What time is it? 4.30 Eastern time. My brain has been on the 18th because I thought the announcement was going to be at the convention toward the end. But let's remember, Trump went two days early.

2:04:19 I think things have changed. I think his announcement will not be any of these deep state swamp monsters that we're seeing. All the names they're throwing out there are all part of the political class. They're all bought out. I don't care if you like him or not. If you're in the club, you're in the club. You're blackmailed. I think it's going to be a surprise. He said he's not going to have General Flynn. I wouldn't be surprised if he says his name after what happened yesterday.

2:04:45 because he can't take somebody. It's either Devin Nunes may be the surprise pick, but I honestly think that, you know, if it's General Flynn, the internet is going to be wild, wild, wild. It'll be so much fun. And you'll see, you'll separate the losers from the people that really support Donald Trump, because what are they going to say? How are they going to, you know, they've already had Ariel turn his back on Trump and say, we don't need him. It's all about the military.

2:05:12 I think it's going to be an exciting day if Kelly's right. Thank God for Kelly. I've been working. If he picks Flynn today, I'm going to go buy. I want to go buy a bottle of Johnny Walker Black. That's all I got to say. There's going to be a lot of parties tonight if that's the case. But I do. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Oh, sorry. I do want to say. Hold on just a second. I do want to say that I think that Devin Nunes cash.

2:05:44 or General Flynn. They're kind of three peas in a pod, and I'd take any one of them. Admiral Rogers, too. That's my dark horse. You want to take a guy who's a G that knows where all the bodies are buried? True, absolutely. He knows more than any of those people, no offense, because I love cash. I love Flynn, but Admiral Rogers, head of the NSA, he saved Trump. Yeah, I agree. I agree. Kelly, go ahead.

2:06:11 Oh, I was just going to say, I know some people were commenting on J.D. Vance and his alleged beefed up security and what looked like a motorcade upon his exit.

2:06:22 From wherever he was, but apparently that was ordered by the Ohio governor. So I don't think it would be J.D. Vance. In addition to my just thought, you know, that it's not going to be him is Trump is saying that it's not going to be anybody who's being discussed in the mainstream. And J.D. Vance was one of those names that are on the shortlist. And so it does sound like it's going to be announced today at 430. But there's been a lot of misdirection with regard to that because I, you know.

2:06:47 For several reasons, I'm not a liberty to say that I know any more than the next person, but it'll be interesting to see what happens at 4.30 and who is announced. And I think it's worthy of noting that it's not going to take place at the convention, as so many people had kind of anticipated. I love how Trump continually keeps people guessing. That is my favorite part. I agree with you 100%.

2:07:15 He will say something and then it doesn't happen. And everybody has expended all their ammunition on the target as to whatever it was he said. And then he just moves on like it didn't even happen. And I love it. He leaves their heads spinning all the time. One of my favorite parts of President Trump. James, go ahead. First of all, just real quick. I'm glad you're having fun. Disinformation is necessary. Absolutely.

2:07:45 So I was just going to say, I think it was, I'm not sure the gentleman's name, but Trumpfrog, it looks like it was Trumpfrog. He said something that was very, very important. So as cryptically as I can, I'm going to tell a joke of a story of my grandpa. When he got done with the Phoenix program in Vietnam, he got offered the assistant director of the CIA position. And his response to this person was, if you think I'll deal with DC traffic and politics, you can go fuck yourself. I'm going to go retire with my grandmother.

2:08:14 or my grandmother his wife i guess so i fucked that up yeah so uh very important to think about that almost everyone in a political office has been bought out in some way shape or form and his key advice was if you want to know the truth of the world follow the money and uh when we factor in that there's times that lost money in office that's a very very important factor because money is time

2:08:43 So if you're spending your time doing something that might not be of the interest to the American people, then you're probably worshiping the wrong thing. And that's all I'll say. That's perfect, James. Thank you. Stellar, go ahead. So Colonel Towner, for the last several weeks, my mom has been ill. So I've been spending a lot of time with her. And when you're when all your spaces I've had her listen to.

2:09:08 Even yesterday, one of her friends came over. She said, I just want my daughter to go. She talks too much, talks too much. She's just crazy, crazy. She's half Korean. This morning, I'm just now leaving her house for a minute. She told me to leave to run some errands for her and then I'll go back. She has a doctor's appointment, but she was listening to this space all morning. And she looked at me and she says, oh my gosh, our government, everything is bad. That happened to Korea. My mom lived through it.

2:09:37 That happened in Korea. So everything is now booming in our head. I just got goosebumps. So I just wanted to say thank you so much because this is a woman who, you know, my father's gone. She doesn't think without my dad. And just thank you because you have your spaces have really, even though she doesn't want to hear it, she's been listening. And what you guys said this morning, explosions in her head. She sees it. Thank you for waking my mom up. Stellar.

2:10:07 You're going to make me, oh my gosh, that is so awesome. Yeah, that's why we're here. That is absolutely why we're here. And thank you for that feedback, Stellar. That'll keep me going for months. And I will be very interested when we get around to Korea because we have a lot of information that we've gathered on that. So, yeah.

2:10:35 I definitely am going to you'll have to be with your mom and we'll we'll set that up. I'll give you notice so that if she wants to add anything to it, that she'll be able to do that, because I think that's incredibly important. She keeps saying we're going to get around to Korea or the Asia.

2:10:57 It's like, okay. And I start digging and going through everything. And it's like, oh, we're going to do Libya. It's like, oh, all right. But in some respects, because what they've been doing to these different countries, because she's been listening, it's connecting because she lived through Korea. I mean, she was there. I mean, she was born during the Japanese occupation. She was there through World War II when the troops with.

2:11:22 left she lived through it she she worked the um the patties you know to feed and saw the communists you know and all this other stuff and the fear and you know the heroes were the americans because you know they separated it and you know the country prospered but it's all just like gas lapping but then you know hearing what's going on in these different places and now that it's happening here it's like

2:11:49 And then how you guys discussed it and broke it all apart. She's like, oh, my gosh. Stellar. Stellar. I think we're going to make your mom upset. No, no, no, no. She's she is now awake. She's I know. But I'm telling you that that's not what happened in Korea. What we've been told about Korea is a lie. The parts. Yeah. A big lie. Yeah. So.

2:12:18 All Koreans, North and South Korea, South Korea, the citizens want a unified Korea. They've never wanted to have a DMZ and separated. That is not what they wanted. But, you know, now she's listening to what, you know, the gaslighting, I guess, the projection. She even said today, she goes, that's not what the TV is saying. And I said, you need to turn it off. So, I mean, she sees it now and she goes, they're lying. She goes, they're lying.

2:12:48 Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Okay. Well, anyway, we're going to do it. We're going to put the information out there and we'll let the chips fall where they may. And I'm glad to hear that feedback. That's the whole reason why we're here.

2:13:06 If you're going to get her more mad with what really happened in Korea, let's bring it on because she's got a whole lot of old Korean women that are ready to, you know, they're going to vote now. They are literally going to vote. My mom votes all the time, but she's going to go in person. I haven't got her a walker. She's going in person. Does she know about the balloons that they're doing now? Does she know about the balloons back and forth? No, she doesn't know. Over the DeMarcasa? She doesn't know. Okay, so this is...

2:13:36 This is actually pretty funny, right? So from South Korea, they're floating balloons over like the propaganda drop with all the little notes, right? North Korea's responding by dropping human shit on the other side and garbage. So it's like the balloon garbage wars over there right now. It's hysterical. James, what you got?

2:14:02 Just a quick question for you, because unfortunately I'm a part of the generation that got propaganda in school instead of facts, which is great. That's why I dropped out and torrented all my textbooks. I was under the assumption that what happened in Korea was nothing more than a proxy war to get money on both sides between China and US. But that could be some bullshit got from bad schooling. Is that a good synopsis of weapons there?

2:14:32 Well, every war is a Nazi war from that perspective, but you're going to have to wait. We're not going to kind of go through Korea because it is a very complicated, and it'll probably take us at least two or three of our spaces to be able to lay the entire thing out because it was a long time. And then a lot of covert.

2:15:02 activity that made everything appear to be something that it wasn't. And I'll just leave it at that. My grandpa did a little bit with that before Vietnam. So that's why I was like really curious because those ones were just all black. So like, I have no idea about what actually happened in Korea. So very curious on that. And I forgot what else I was going to, Oh yeah. Don't spoil game of Thrones for me. I'll wait for Korea.

2:15:31 That's what I was going to say. All right. So again, we've been at this like 220. So we're going to go ahead and call it a day. We'll be back here tomorrow at noon. But we're committed to doing noon this week. But just as a heads up for next week, we are changing it to 4 p.m. And then hopefully we're going to land there.

2:15:59 Um, the noon thing is very inconvenient as far as being in the middle of the day, but for that way, we don't, um, get over on Trump frogs time in the evening and we move it back a little bit to give us, um, the entire day to be able to prep these things. So that's kind of where we're going to land. We're going to do them from basically four to six starting next Monday. Um, but we will carry through this, uh, week with the noon timeframe. Stellar, go ahead.

2:16:29 Are you guys doing this? Are we doing a space? It's a pond tonight. So we can talk some more or is that. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. And Colonel. Today's Monday. So we probably got to open around 415 or so. Sorry. I was just going to say, I am more than willing. If you have a good space going, we can always carry over your topic to the next day. Cause it's time.

2:16:57 I've been saying it, but I can find time to create a space to carry on with what your topic is and partner with you. Because I've been very clear in my spaces. I only care about Trump, the children, Operation Gladio spaces and all that other stuff to me is a noise. It's noise and a waste of time. And Marie, don't forget Marie. Who's Marie? Marie 17. Don't even say that. She's my.

2:17:24 Oh my gosh. Golfing. When she meets you, she is going to kick your ass. She's my fricking cousin. Seriously. You're going to. You're in trouble. I'm not trying to discount Marie. I actually gave her a space for her to do whatever she wants. And I don't say a word. I love Marie. I think her information is great.

2:17:49 But I care about what's going on with our country right now. That's all I care about. And, of course, I'll let Marie do her spaces whenever she wants. You want to open up a space about Operation Phoenix? We will when we get to Vietnam. I'm so excited.

2:18:08 I'm down with anything that's the fucking truth. I hate all these other spaces that are like, let's argue and talk about stupid stuff and let people rant and whine and complain about stuff that doesn't matter because I have no one to talk to. Right. Amen. That's for another time. Yeah. I'm going to jump in. James, obviously you're new to the channel. Welcome. It's great to have you. Just so you're aware, the Colonel does have a Rumble channel as well.

2:18:38 And it's a lot of book reviews and prior subjects that we have covered. And it does cover, not in detail, but there is some information on Asia that has gone through the book reviews and such, where the subject has come up. And there's also a Gladio 101 post. Bridget, I'm not sure you're much better at that than I am. If you could post the...

2:19:07 the Gladio 101 on the billboard there. And that way he has access to it because it's definitely a way to get your feet wet and to kind of wrap your head around. It's not just Korea. It's not just Vietnam. It's not just China or Taiwan. I'll DM you this. Oh, thank you so much. Yeah, he got picked up in Army Intel.

2:19:37 Post-occupation Japan. So he was already doing covert operations in post-occupation Japan. Right, right. And you're going to find a lot of that. You are going to find a lot of that. I have the stuff I'm down to pull an Edward Snowden with. And I was just curious as to what all you already had. So if you could totally send me a link to what you have, I would love to fill in some gaps with some stuff. Wink, wink. I'll commit treason. I don't care. Well, you're not.

2:20:06 Because a lot of it's been declassified anyway, because don't forget the stuff. So one of the things, again, being new to the space, one of the things that the three of us are doing, as well as a lot of people that have been following us for a while, is digging out the declassified information that you don't necessarily find on Google who's going to censor it. A lot of the CIA documents have been declassified.

2:20:31 A lot of them still are classified. And at the beginning of this spaces, we try to tell people what we believe is conjecture and what we have as facts. And we do pony up receipts. We don't accept screenshots at all. It has to be like viable information.

2:20:55 But you are going to find that you can't flip over a rock without finding some sort of covert operation. You can't find an assassination that hasn't been pulled off by this country. And what is going on in this country is exactly what they've done to 80 countries across the world. Yeah. And counting. And counting. Exactly.

2:21:27 That's amazing. Yeah. I thank you so much. Cause I just, I stumbled upon it. And then when old friends started coming around and everything, I think what I found is he, he would always tell my dad, like my dad never knew what he did. Cause my dad was the youngest of nine. So he'd always tell my dad, uh, what's it called? He'd always tell my dad, you know, 25 years, 50 years, and then take it to the grave. I think I found his box that he took to the grave is kind of what I'm getting at. So I'm curious to see what all is already there so that I'm like, Oh, okay, cool. They already know this stuff. Cool.

2:21:59 All right. But yeah, thank you so much for having me. Yeah. And it'll be more productive for you if you go back and do some of the videos that are over there on the Rumble page, especially the one that deals with Operation Golden Lily, which is in the Philippines, because we go over a lot of the history of Japan during World War Two and some of their activities. So I think you'll find that one incredibly interesting.

2:22:30 Okay. So great. Thank you. I'm sorry. What'd you say? I was just saying, I'm pulling it up to DM him. All right. Thank you. All right. I did DM him the link to the, to your rumble channel. Thank you. Appreciate that. We're such a great team. All right, everybody. Thanks for being here. Really appreciate it.

2:23:00 We'll be back here tomorrow at noon, and then we will be with Trump Frog tonight at 4.30 and then again at 8. Let's go, people. It's that time. If you're not excited right now with everything happening, shake yourself. Hey, listen, I'm only showing up if you're not picking on the mermaid anymore. I won't pick on the mermaid anymore, okay? I don't want to hurt your feelings. I know you're a closet. Are you talking about Starbucks?

2:23:32 I'm not allowed to pick on her anymore. I can't even say the name. No, no, you're not allowed. You are Disney verboten. Hey, Trumpfrog. Okay. Trumpfrog, tell her to bite you because she picks on people all the time. Oh, I'll fight with her offline. It's your space and my space. She's going to get it. Bring it. I call it the lobby. So I love picking on people too. This is great.

2:24:03 All right. All right. Take care, everybody. Be back here at Trump Frog Space at 430. It's in the pill. Yep. All right.

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Claims made here

Secret Service covered_up Attempted assassination of Donald Trump guest_asserted ▶ 9:45

“Brian, all you have to do is hit the mic. Okay, I got the microphone on. Yeah, the damn meat bag is confusing me. I finally figured it out. All right. I don't believe there was a cop that went up onto…”

Jack Ruby assassinated Lee Harvey Oswald guest_asserted ▶ 12:11

“And they already have his body and they already know who he is. And they did this with Oswald back in 1963. They had the story all mapped out. There's some speculation that Oswald wasn't supposed to m…”

Secret Service covered_up Robert Kennedy assassination guest_asserted ▶ 12:41

“continuing to talk. So they're trying the same playbook. That's my opinion from what I've seen so far. They were able to successfully pull off this playbook back in 1963 because they had total control…”

Laura Logan exposed Blackwater guest_asserted ▶ 33:05

“Thank you, Colonel. Have you seen the information about the video from BlackRock where that kid was in has been deleted? Yes. Okay. I didn't know if you touched that. I came in late. I thought that wa…”

Kimberly Cheatle covered_up September 11 attacks host_asserted ▶ 35:52

“security service. And well, especially it's her name, Kimberly Cheadle, the secret service director we're talking about. Right. Another, I think, important detail to mention here is and part of her cu…”

Kimberly Cheatle member_of Secret Service host_asserted ▶ 35:52

Secret Service member_of U.S. Department of Homeland Security host_asserted ▶ 36:39

“So I think that's something very interesting. And I think, again, also maybe important to look at how the Secret Service was co-opted into and under the DHS. And I think there is an important element …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Lee Harvey Oswald host_asserted ▶ 42:48

“The amount of Lee Harvey Oswald. Yeah. Can y'all still hear me? Thank you. Yeah, we can hear you. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. I guess not. Oh, OK. All right. So I want everybody to understa…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Pope John Paul II host_asserted ▶ 45:04

“And you're like, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, Sir Hand, Sir Hand. Yeah, they do it all the time. They did it with the Red Brigade in Italy. They did it with the guy that killed the Pope. They blamed …”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Red Brigades host_asserted ▶ 45:04

Operation Gladio attempted_assassination_of Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 47:26

“So I'm just going to leave that at that. And I believe that there is going to be something that follows. Go ahead, Jeff. Thank you, Colonel. I appreciate that. I do believe it will happen again, consi…”

Operation Gladio attempted_assassination_of Donald Trump host_asserted ▶ 56:17

“Very good point. Zama, go ahead, and then we'll go to Ron. Yeah, no, I think that's spot on. If we have to look at it through our famous Gladio glasses, I think it's important to look at two important…”

ISIS targeted_for_regime_change Ben Carson guest_asserted ▶ 1:07:31

“I know in Fort Wayne, we had the perimeter surrounded outside the U.S. Secret Service. I was covered by Secret Service. We were one of the three presidential candidates, Hillary, Trump, and Ben Carson…”

Secret Service covered_up Donald Trump guest_asserted ▶ 1:07:31

NBC News exposed Secret Service caller_asserted ▶ 1:27:51

“try to tell you guys what to think. What we're trying to do is give you the tools to think. Go ahead, Zen. Exactly. I just put an NBC News post up in the scoreboard. I think it's the first one now. NB…”

Fethullah Gülen member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:37:53

“A leader of a gladio organization in Turkey and Pakistan and responsible for assassinating a lot of people. He actually has a warrant. Turkey has been trying to extradite him out of the country. Gener…”

Operation Gladio founded Werewolf program host_asserted ▶ 1:54:08

“Well, Phoenix is a part of Gladio. So Gladio started back in the mid 1940s with the stand up in 48 of NATO. It had prior to that been called the werewolf program inside of Nazi Germany. And the Phoeni…”

Phoenix Program carried_out_attack Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:54:08

Operation Gladio founded NATO host_asserted ▶ 1:54:08

Phoenix Program member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:54:08

Phoenix Program carried_out_attack Sandinistas host_asserted ▶ 1:54:32

“Being orchestrated in different venues throughout South America, Latin America, like with the Sandinistas and the Contra conflict. Well, and so now I have I have made it perfectly clear a multitude of…”

James W. Newman member_of Phoenix Program caller_asserted ▶ 1:55:28

“That's pretty accurate. I was curious because my grandfather was the assistant director of the Phoenix program. In Vietnam? In Vietnam for three years. What's his last name? I might be giving a little…”