Operation Gladio - Turkistan

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0:00 Okay, everyone. We're had a last minute change of topic that will kind of nicely bridge the move from Europe where we kind of ended with Turkey into Asia. I wanted to go to Africa. I got overruled. So we're going to Asia.

0:27 And this topic kind of bridges the two. It was suggested by Cousin It and Bridget and primarily Cousin It. And she did a lot of research on this. And I absolutely agree that it's the perfect bridge to Asia as far as a topic. I'm going to give a little bit of the.

0:58 um, ancient history, um, about this. Um, and it's actually very interesting as, um, all of our history is, I think. Um, and you tell me when we get to the comments section at exactly what point things start clicking for you, um, as we go through, um, this presentation.

1:28 So if you wouldn't mind, please repost the spaces to everyone that's on your timeline, post, whatever they call them, so that we can get everybody in here and kind of maximize the educational process.

1:57 How many people have ever even heard of Turkestan? Now, I came across several spellings, some with an I, some with an E. I went with the I. But Turkestan, actually, in a map that Cousinet found back in the day, like in the early 1900s, was on some maps, not all maps.

2:26 just like Kurdistan was an actual entity. And basically, it referred to the land of the Turks. And not surprisingly, after World War I and II, it basically got divided up into a bunch of other countries.

2:56 putting minority, primarily Muslim, people in a bunch of different countries that had existed prior to that, cohesively as a group, even though the rulers of that area changed. If you go back in history, you're going to find that

3:25 Let's just go through this. So it first talks about, it's also in some places called East Turkestan, which current day is Xinjiang province of China. And you will recognize it as the province that has...

3:53 A whole bunch of Uyghur Muslim people that we hear talked about all the time. Most of us don't know too much about the Uyghurs, except for what we've been brainwashed to believe by the same media that we know lies to us about everything else. So about a year ago, when I was over on True Social, somebody had posted some information.

4:23 And when I went to look at this East Turkestan, because what they posted was a ceremony designating a government in exile of East Turkestan. And I'm like, well, that's crazy. I've never even heard of East Turkestan. How can you have a government in exile? Well, because it's made up currently.

4:54 Doesn't exist. But the U.S. immediately recognized and had a ceremony in Washington, D.C. for this government that doesn't exist. Well, now, you know, for things like that, like they did with Panama when they stole it from Colombia and Katanga when they stole that from the Congo, the hair on the back of your neck needs to go. What the hell is that? Who are they stealing what from? That should be your immediate response nowadays.

5:23 And so the article that I read a year ago talked about the guy they designated as the president, prime minister, whatever you want to call it, of the country's government in exile lived in Virginia. He's lived in Virginia for decades. So I'm not sure how you become a government and a president of an entity that, number one, doesn't exist. And number two.

5:53 you haven't lived there in any time in the recent past. So it's not like some, you know, big deal. But anyway, that was my first introduction to Turkestan because I can tell you in all of my 30 years in the military, nobody formally recognizes Turkestan as anything. So again, I found it all very odd and did a little bit of research, which...

6:19 Just kind of, again, makes the hair on the back of your neck when you look at it through Gladio glasses go, what's going on? All right. So primarily it's Turk people, like from a Turkish kind of standpoint. But it also includes people from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan. There's Khazars there.

6:46 Let's see, what else? Kyrgyzstan and the Uyghurs. And the region hosts Russian and Tajikistan Iranian minorities as well. So it is kind of like a melting pot of a whole bunch of different cultures. Turkestan.

7:11 was subdivided into Afghan Turkestan, Russian Turkestan, and East Turkestan, which East Turkestan is actually the Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region. Now, China, just in case you don't know, when all of this went down, China granted Xinjiang's Uyghur area,

7:41 better known to some people as East Turkestan, autonomy. So they're in charge of their own area, at least they were. Today, that's significantly changed and we'll go into the reason why. So again, Turk people make up a little over 50% of the population there, not...

8:12 ethnic Chinese. But it has been recognized as a province of China for a very long time. And there's, I mean, and this goes back to when Iran was referred to as Persia. And you can trace, like this one part says that the Turk inhabitants of the region

8:42 have spread further into Eurasia, forming the Turk nations of Turkey, some in Russia, some in Crimea, some in Ukraine, and that even Russia has a sizable Turk minority. So you can, the ones that it says Turkestan originally was,

9:15 Prussian in origin and that it has never referred to a single nation state. People that do geography for a living has basically described it as a Tauric area, like geographically, like the Americas or something like that, that it never...

9:39 specifically pertain to like a nation state. It was just an area. And of course, that's a very similar distinction that Putin made about Ukraine. Ukraine was never its own nation state. It was translated into Russian, meaning border area. And so the, I don't want to call it weaponization, but

10:09 The use of nationalistic efforts that are groomed into existence and then used as a geopolitical tool to create chaos seems to be a common theme when we go in and look geographically of

10:37 at many of these areas that have become a nexus for strategy of tension. There does seem to be a pattern there that I've noticed. So on the conquest of Central Asia in the 19th century, the Russians took the city of Turkestan. It was a city, not a nation state.

11:07 And that city was located in Kazakhstan, modern-day Kazakhstan. This happened in 1864. They thought the entire area was named Turkestan, not just the city. So they began calling the geographical region Turkestan. That was Russia. In 1969, there was a document found in...

11:38 Kazakhstan, which gave a name. It was basically a slave contract selling somebody. And it shows that the name Turkestan was used and it referred to the lands to the east and north of

12:04 a place called Sardaria, which would coincide with it being more like a city as opposed to an actual interior or entire area. That document is estimated to be like in the 600 timeframe, like 639, the contract that they found. So just giving you some background here. Let's see.

12:36 This goes back, as far as possession goes, to the 2nd century BC with the Han Empire, the Chinese rulers over the eastern Central Asia calling that area Turkestan. There was Arab forces in the 8th century.

13:02 Persian forces after that. This goes back to Genghis Khan and the Mongols in 1220. All of them basically calling it different things along the time. It was called Molkhalistan by the descendants of Genghis Khan. And basically, you're...

13:30 They're painting a picture that this thing has been, that area has been ruled over by many different ethnic entities over 2,000 years. It's been called numerous things. So to get hung up on a name over the last hundred years is probably missing the entire point.

14:00 But there has been some more recent history that I think plays right into what we've been talking about. The Kashgar region, in November 12, 1933, Uyghur separatists declared the short-lived and self-proclaimed East Turkestan Republic.

14:26 using the term East Turkestan to emphasize the state's break from China and a new anti-China orientation. Now, 1933 is very important because this is in between World War I and World War II, when there was a lot of effort being made to set the stage for World War II. It says that it was influenced.

14:55 by a very interesting term, Pan-Islamia and Pan-Turkism. That sounds very familiar to the Oxford crowd and the British Roundtable and the Fabian Society with their Pan-America, Pan-Germany, etc.

15:23 They even, in the three years that they existed as such, published a constitution which mandated Sharia law. And then there was a political entity called the East Turkish Republic, ETR. And no one basically recognized it as its own separate country at the time, not back in 1930s.

15:54 The Chinese quickly defeated the ETR and reestablished rule over the Xinjiang. And that, by the way, is spelt X-I-N-J-I-A-N-G. And I only know how to pronounce that because I actually had it on a translator that told you the pronunciation because I knew I was going to be using it a lot.

16:22 and had no idea how to pronounce it. So the Chinese actually worked with the Soviet Union in order to make that happen. So they were working and basically reestablished Chinese control over that area. So then immediately after World War II in 1944,

16:53 through 1946 for two years, they tried again and created the second East Turkestan Republic. Eventually, the Soviet Union exploited this change in power and was kind of looking interestingly at this piece of property. But here's where it got very interesting for all of us. Guess who was in charge?

17:23 of the puppet Second East Turkestan Republic. Y'all, I ain't even going to believe this. The KMT. The KMT of Chiang Kai-shek. The KMT army of Chiang Kai-shek. And so when I'm looking at this, I'm like, are you effing kidding me? Are you kidding me right now? So there's...

17:59 No separating what's going on over there from what we've been studying. So this National Liberation Movement was basically part of the KMT. And whether the KMT was fighting against the Muslims, which is in some areas, or...

18:30 They were fighting against what will soon be the communist Mao government because, again, what does the KMT do? The KMT basically are opium overlords. They're part of the corrupt exercising government capability, but they're a military force trying to fight against

19:01 what they viewed as Mao taking over the government and implementing communism. However, at the time anyway, Mao's whole reason for stepping up to take over the country was because of the KMT nationalistic entity drugging all of the Chinese. So that's a very interesting dynamic from our perspective.

19:28 Because we know eventually what happens to the KMT, they move over to Taiwan and become one of the world's largest opium dealers. So that kind of is slushing around in the background of this entire history. So just keep that in mind. So the Soviets kind of come up with a...

19:55 their version of the East Turkestan Republic and wanted sovereignty over it. And so there's some kind of quibbling back and forth. But in 1946, the Soviet Union withdrew its support and basically said, China, you can have it. And so at the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, which was basically between the KMT and Mao,

20:25 Xinjiang divided between KMT forces and the East Turkestan Republic secessionist. The communistic leadership persuaded both governments to surrender and accept the secession of the People's Republic of China government and negotiated the establishment of a separate autonomy.

20:54 zone for the Uyghur population. That was done officially in 1955. Okay, so Chiang Kai-shek's gone. He got kicked out as a result of this. That's when he went to Burma and then eventually to Formosa and renamed it Taiwan. And the people that lived in Xinjiang was given their autonomy to rule themselves.

21:21 but within the greater China boundaries. So they began creating a regional identity that basically kind of melded. And keep in mind, that was not a homogenous group of people, remember? Because I was telling you, some of them was from Persia, some of them were from Afghanistan. So they were ethnically not necessarily...

21:52 a cohesive group of people. So, concurrently with the Cultural Revolution, the revolution's campaign against local nationalism, the government had come to associate the term East Turkestan with Uyghur separatism, and for very important reasons, because this

22:20 Keep in mind the dates I use, 1955. 1955 is at the height of the establishment of Operation Gladio and the destabilization and the installation of fascist leadership. So while that NATO was going around causing havoc everywhere,

22:49 you have some natural built-in tension areas. And one of those natural built-in tension areas was right here. So the national identity that they were trying to create separate from being a part of China led to

23:19 some involvement by the CIA. And in many different times throughout the 1990s and the 2000s, there was a ton of political violence that was perpetrated by Muslims that had been trained in Pakistan.

23:50 Cousin It found an excellent map, and I'm going to ask her if she hasn't already to post that map so y'all can see. It's on the Wikipedia page for East Turkestan. That map is illustrative of several things, but

24:16 Most important, you can see the close proximity to all of the craziness that has gone on in the world. If you, let's see, that's not the one I was looking for. There was another one that she found. Let me pull it up real quick because I do want to talk about it. Oh, shoot.

24:48 What happened to my internet? That one is on the page Turkistan. If you guys could pull that up and post that, because that's on it. I'm on it. Okay, thank you. So that's the old one that I talked about at the very beginning. If you look at that one and you see, because of course the Silk Road goes right through there.

25:18 And it shows you in correlation, you see this tiny little thing to the south of Turkestan that was actually Afghanistan. It was very small. And what you'll notice is there's no Pakistan, right? Because they stole land from Afghanistan and India to create Pakistan out of whole cloth. You also see over to...

25:43 the West where Persia, which of course they turned into Iran, and then part of it's Iraq, and you go right into what used to be the Turkish Empire or the Ottoman Empire more specifically.

26:00 And you kind of see that it literally is in the middle of everything. It touches Europe. It touches Russia. It touches China. It touches India. So it is a very strategic area. It is also full of resources, which, of course, we would understand completely on why NATO would be interested.

26:29 driving missions was to create railroad and new modernized access over the old Silk Road passageways, right? They basically want to go back to the Silk Road and modernize it. And that requires a completely different set of circumstances where if you can nip away territory,

27:00 You then acquire more revenue access and control over trade routes, which kind of is the international syndicates, you know, big brouhaha and what they are trying to accomplish. So all of that stuff kind of fits into the paradigm that we've been working under as far as.

27:32 establishing kind of a pattern of operations for this international syndicate. And I found a... Go ahead, cousin. Did you want to say something? No? You're expecting me to be able to multitask. I apologize. Just so people are aware, I know you touched on it. The East Turkestan nonsense, that's actually...

28:03 More than half of China's resources of natural resources to run their country. So it's not a small amount. And keeping in mind that NATO wants to be like top dog and how the international syndicate wants to take over the world. It's a substantial hit if they were to lose that. So that's all I wanted to add to that.

28:31 One of the major reasons that the CIA and NATO and the International Syndicate is behind all of this, let me just point this out. Written evidence submitted by East Turkestan government. So we stand up a fake government. We recognize the fake government in 2004 in Washington, D.C. And then immediately that fake government.

29:00 goes to the International Criminal Court and files a complaint against China for genocide. So they are trying to use the International Criminal Court as a mechanism not only to formally recognize this so that they can steal China's resources, but they are doing exactly the same thing that they did in Katanga. They stood up a fake government.

29:31 they imported a bunch of rabble-rouser assassins under the tutelage of Otto Skorzeny, which kind of makes you wonder who's their guy, and immediately declare war on the Congo and assassinate their president, or prime minister, sorry. And basically, this looks like an identical ploy of the international syndicate using...

30:01 the plight of the Uyghurs. But then when you start actually looking into the actual plight of the Uyghurs, you come across another interesting phenomenon. And that is these Uyghurs seem to show up in all kinds of Operation Gladio operations. Did you know that they were found on the Syrian battlefield and that a whole group of them was exported to Gitmo?

30:30 Because they were arrested on the battlefield? Yeah. For some reason, all of these militant Uyghurs attended a whole bunch of CIA-funded Al-Qaeda and Mujahideen terrorist training camps. And then you go back and you look at some of these, like, I don't know, several hundred.

30:59 terror attacks that are happening inside of China in the Xinjiang province. And let's see. Here's one. I'm going to open this article back up. Hold on just a second. This is dated in June.

31:29 2024. East Turkestan government in exile, meaning the United States, condemned statements by the Turkish foreign minister during his Chinese visit. This article is written in the Singapore Star and from its D.C. office. It says the East Turkestan government, i.e. the United States.

31:58 condemned on Wednesday the actions and statements given by Hakan Biden, Minister of Foreign Affairs to Turkey, during his recent China visit. The statement by this fake government stated that Biden's explicit support for China's so-called territorial integrity and sovereignty, coupled with his emphasis on deepening economic and security ties to China, read that as BRICS,

32:29 Responding to the matter, individuals belonging to this fake government organized a protest outside of the Turkish embassy in Washington, D.C., representing their outrage following the fake government, quote, by showing full support for China's so-called territorial integrity and political sovereignty and supporting China against terrorist activities. Oh, my gosh.

32:57 A gross euphemism used by China described the legitimized that legitimized its Uyghur genocide. Turkey's foreign minister Biden was has betrayed the core values in honor of the Turkish nation and the cause of East Turkestan, unquote. That all came from the fake government. So for those of us like you and me who go to work every day and or are retired doing this kind of crap.

33:29 And you see on the news, which we don't watch, but for those who do watch it, that there's a demonstration outside of the Turkish embassy in Washington, D.C., and that there's this government that sounds official called Turkestan, which doesn't exist. And they're demonstrating on behalf of the Uyghurs in China because China, you know, the boogeyman.

33:58 absent Russia, is genociding these people. And Turkey is basically in bed with China. So, you know, everybody's bad. You would actually believe that crap until you actually do a little bit of research and understand that the actual terrorist attacks that have been launched in Xinjiang has nothing to do with the Chinese government and everything to do.

34:28 with al-Qaeda training camps that have been set up in Pakistan and Afghanistan. And these people are attending these terrorist training camps and coming back and literally blowing shit up inside of China. So there's another, and I love this one because this one is actually on the CFR.

35:01 website, and it's called East Turkestan Islamic Movement, E-T-I-M. Now, let me just read this to you and see if this sounds like what that newspaper fake government article that I just wrote to you. This is on the CFR's website. They're not the good guys. East Turkestan Islamic Movement, E-T-I-M.

35:26 is a Muslim separatist group founded by militant Uyghurs, members of the Turk-speaking ethnic majority in the northwest China's Xinjiang province. The U.S. Treasury Department has listed them as a terrorist organization. Back in 2002, during the increased U.S.-Chinese cooperation, you know, before we hated them,

35:55 and obviously in the aftermath of the September 11th bombings. The group and its ties to Muslim fundamentalism have compounded Chinese concern about the rising threat of terrorism inside their country, where in 2014, basically, they had like a huge amount of terrorist attacks there. Going back to the article, experts say reliable information

36:24 about ETEM is hard to come by because it's all in the CIA. That's my comment. And they disagree about the extent of ETEM's terrorist activities or ties to global terrorism. The Xinjiang province, where the group is based, is a vast, sparsely populated area that shares borders with eight countries, including Afghanistan and Pakistan.

36:49 The first mention of ETEMS surfaced around 2000 when a Russian newspaper supported by Osama bin Laden who had pledged funds to the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan and ETEMS as far back as 1999. Reportedly founded by a guy by the name of Hassan Mossam, a Uyghur from this province.

37:20 EATM has been listed by the State Department as one of the most extreme separatist groups. It seeks an independent state called East Turkestan. So then what did the U.S. government do? They run right out and set it up and then immediately recognize it. That would cover an area that is currently part of Turkey, Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan.

37:53 Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Area. So, in other words, a whole bunch of shit. After his assassination by Pakistani troops in 2003, because he was doing all kinds of bad shit in Pakistan, and was inside an al-Qaeda

38:22 terrorist training camp when he was killed. The group then became led by Abdul Haq, H-A-Q, who was reportedly also killed in Pakistan in the middle of doing a bunch of bad shit there again. In August 2014, Chinese state media released a report saying that another guy, Mehmet Tahak Mehmetrasi,

38:52 who was a co-founder of ETAM, was serving a life sentence in China for his involvement in multiple terrorist attacks had been indoctrinated in a Madras in Pakistan. The report, which said he had met Masham in 1997 and launched ETAM later that year, making it a rare public admission.

39:20 of Pakistani ties to Uyghur militancy. And keep in mind, in the 1990s, we were funding everything in Pakistan. By we, I mean the CIA, right? So all of that crap that was going on in Afghanistan and Pakistan back then, the ISI...

39:45 which is the corrupt part of the Pakistani government and over their intel, it's like our CIA, totally corrupt, was getting hundreds of millions of dollars from the United States. So we are funding basically the militancy of this Uyghur population that is carrying out terrorist activities inside of China. Does that ring a bell?

40:15 Anybody? Some experts say, and I love the fact that this is in the CFR. I love it. Some experts say EATM is an umbrella organization for many splinter groups, including ones that operate inside of Pakistan. The Turkestan Islamic Party, they refer to it as TIP, T-I-P, is one of the most prominent Islamic terrorist groups in this umbrella.

40:46 It formed in 2006 by Uyghurs who fled to Afghanistan and Pakistan in the 1990s. That group took credit for a series of attacks inside of Chinese cities. And if you click on that, they weren't just doing it in the Xinjiang area. They were carrying out these bombings as far.

41:14 away from that area as Shanghai. So they're all over China carrying out terrorist activities. And so what our media and our CIA propaganda bullshit has done, and I am not justifying any type of unapproved responses or

41:44 persecution or any of that other crap. I'm not saying anything about a genocide effort. I am telling you that we've been lied to about everything because no one talks to you about the fact that there are militant Islamists in the Xinjiang area. Now, if I was a reporter and I was reporting a news story,

42:10 In any context about the Uyghur population, especially one that I'm framing as retribution from China onto this population, the very first thing you have to preface it with is everything I just told you. And you can in five minutes say that there is a long history of this area being a fake country.

42:38 and a nationalistic movement, not unlike Ukraine, that people have fought. However, the people fighting that internal to China have been trained in Islamic terrorist training camps and have come back into China as Chinese citizens and carried out terror attacks all over the country. That to me seems relevant to anything that you then want to tell me about China.

43:07 taking retribution onto the Uyghurs. And I'm not saying taking body parts, which I don't know is true or not, out of Uyghurs would be an acceptable response to terrorism. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying that absent everything that I just said to you, you telling me China attacking Uyghurs is disingenuous. It's fake news because you didn't tell me all the other shit first.

43:35 And that's how we all get taken advantage of by our susceptibility to not doing our own homework. And that's why I love exploring Operation Gladio, because it forces us to go into every one of these conflict areas and dig down to the bone to find where the cancer was implanted into the human body.

44:05 so that we can extract the cancer and then go about repairing the body to a full, healthy condition because we can no longer be lied to. We can't be propagandized. We now know the real history. And the truth is somewhere in the middle of all of that, because what I want everybody to understand is I'm not saying China's good.

44:34 I'm saying there's way more history here than you and I have been led to believe. And you can't make assumptions on good or bad, evil or good, without understanding all of the facts. And you and I may not agree on the conclusion, but we're all making our assessment based on facts and not lies that the CIA...

45:00 has sped to us through their propaganda machine that most people call media. So just a couple more points from this article. The Turkish Islamic Party tip, when I went to look at the number of attacks in...

45:29 And it had to do with the Beijing Olympics as well. This article that was in Algiers media talked about all kinds of different things that happened in Tibet because they already know that that's already a hot spot. And like I said, Shanghai. So again, they...

46:00 which I love that the CFR then says this. According to the U.S.-based intelligence firm Stratfor, which of course is a CIA apparatus as well, the tips, quote, claims of responsibility appear exaggerated. So now we get to the mitigation where the CIA is going, yeah, they did it, but it may be overstated.

46:28 So now they want to inject that level of we're really not sure. But they know that everything that I just read to you is absolutely true. But then they caveat their overall assessment. I'm kind of just giving you the highlights by saying, oh, but by the way, you can't ignore that threat because it's a real threat. That's according to Stratfor. I'm like, why do you even quote them then?

46:57 And it does say that there has been videos calling for jihad by Uyghurs in China. It also cites an independent terrorist monitoring firm, which I did not check out, so I don't know whether it's independent or not. Probably not. It says that it's unclear whether TIP is separate from ETEMS or if it's overall part of the Umbrella Force.

47:27 Oh, and by the way, just so that you know, we actually have a U.S.-funded, read that as CIA, Radio Free Asia, which has a specific Uyghur branch inside of it. Not even kidding. So, we obviously are actively involved in...

47:52 everything that the Uyghurs are doing terrorism-wise, both in training and propaganda inside of China. And we thought that was fairly important to bring to you guys. I'm going to, there's one other thing that I want to talk about, but I want to give Bridget and Cousin It. Did you guys have anything that you wanted to add at this point? I think Cousin It just got called away for a moment.

48:24 But I know one of the things that I came up with an article accidentally while I was searching for posts. And it had to do with how apparently there is a or was a CIA whistleblower that reported on this that was coincidentally suicided. And he also talked about the National Endowment for Democracy.

48:54 involvement in uh in all of this um which you know it's kind of not a big surprise you know did you post that no but i will i will i'm okay i was just scanning through it right now but it had to do with everything from that and the kmt it's a really in-depth article uh lengthy read but it looks to be

49:20 You know, pretty good because it goes through even who is president and how this all started. It has a photograph of the East Turkestan separatists meeting with the U.S. Congress members on a Tuesday. So, yeah, that's really undeniable, you know. So how does that strike you that we are training and equipping terrorists inside? Well, we're training and equipping them outside to go inside China.

49:48 And then we bring those CIA trained terrorists in to meet Congress so they can lie to them and propagandize them into supporting Uyghurs that are basically committing terrorist attacks and killing Chinese inside their own country. That's just bizarre to me. So literally, our CIA has went around the world and found groups of people.

50:19 inside of countries and use them to destabilize the countries and then brings them same people into the United States and claim that they've been victimized when the country strikes back at them. How's that for a pattern? That's just crazy shit. It is crazy. And I just posted that up in the nest. That way. Okay. Anybody can see.

50:55 Yeah, because I want to put that on my note page here from all of the research that I've been doing on that. Did we get to UNESCO yet? No, I'm going to let you do that. Feeding the narrative? Oh, that's fun. So you know how everybody's saying, oh, the Uyghurs are being genocided and all of their cultural heritage is being destroyed. Well, you know who's carrying the water for that, don't you? It's the UN and UNESCO.

51:24 who are knee deep in all of this, because don't forget, everybody, where UNESCO is, there's bound to be resources that the international syndicate wants to steal. So UNESCO has been carrying water and saying, oh, yeah, their mosques and what have you have been destroyed. So the research that I've done in the area, not only have they not been destroyed, they've been fortified. Yes, they're.

51:53 susceptible to earthquakes in the area. So yes, some of them were relocated because they were living in shanties and they were put into new housing. It had nothing to do with destroying cultural heritage. It absolutely had everything to do with the community's safety. These structures just weren't sound. They have a thriving farmer's market and a tourist

52:21 It's a tourist destination. And one of the things that they talk about are the labor camps. And that's abject bullshit as well. Those labor camps are actually, it's going to sound wrong, they're like trade camps. So rather than imprison these terrorists or wannabe terrorists, they actually...

52:48 teach them trade skills. They give them another focus. There are hardline terrorists that are in prison. So that much is true. But 90% of the population that has any inkling of, you know, becoming a jihadist, they actually teach them how to be

53:14 plumbers or electricians or whatever trade skills they give them another focus so yeah there are labor camps and they're like a trade school kind of labor camp but you know they're and the UN was saying oh yeah well they said it's or they're doing this and they never actually went and inspected anything

53:39 So they're going third party twice removed for all of their resources. And one of the things that China was saying, they were subject to like thousands of terrorist attacks in that area, thousands, including the Olympics. And they actually had them digging tunnels into Afghanistan and Kazakhstan and all of the other stands in the area. So they were actively trafficking drugs.

54:10 weapons and militants into these other areas, which is going to circle back to Afghanistan, because one of the places that they focused on was Afghanistan. And that, of course, is to do with the poppy fields there. And the Taliban, everybody was told, was these terrible terrorists. And they're actually the good guys. They went in, they shut down the poppy fields.

54:38 And within one year, the CIA lost $11 billion in one year from the poppy trades. As a matter of fact, the ultimate kicker for this whole story is that they're actually bitching that the heroin is not available anymore.

55:02 And they're publicly saying that the heroin, you know, it's a shame we can't get the heroin anymore. And now it's forcing people to go to the fentanyl and the harder drugs. So the CIA is like boldface admitting now, today or yesterday, that they were trafficking drugs in Afghanistan. And the whole purpose of being there for 20 years is for those fields. And they sent in the Uyghurs.

55:32 that were recruited by Turkey, which is how this all came about. It was active Turkish gray wolves that were going into the Uyghur society and recruiting these people. And Turkey was providing, or they were providing, obviously not the Turkish government per se, fake passports.

55:59 Fake Turkish passports for all these people. Hundreds of them were issued. So, you know, talking about Turkey yesterday, it's kind of important to swing around to what's going on in Xinjiang. Because, you know, everybody's saying that, you know, China's murdering these people and forced sterilization. And, well, that's not true either. So, anyway.

56:27 That's all I have to say on it right now. So there you go. So I will add that when during the interim periods where the Taliban was in charge, so the guy that and we'll get to the coups that we did in Afghanistan, but one of the guys that we basically got rid of had divested the country of.

56:52 opium production they were they actually had some of the best vineyards in the world and they had began transitioning over to I think there was like four main crops all due to farming all

57:07 enabling local tribesmen to be able to enrich their population because of the low investments in the particular crops. And there's an article that I found that I don't see where the link to it is right now, but I'll find that before we get to Afghanistan in our review. But anyway, when the Al-Qaeda...

57:36 And bin Laden was inserted into Afghanistan and they basically took the focus back to opium production by cooing that guy. Because the amount of opium production, as Cousin It just said, it went from a lot to almost nothing. And then it skyrocketed after we basically cooed their government.

58:04 there were interim periods of time where the Taliban was in charge and every single time they decreased the production and we went in and destabilized the country in order to be able to begin the generation of the poppy again. So that is kind of proven over time that

58:30 The ebb and flow of opium coming from Afghanistan has been directly related to whether or not the CIA controlled their government. So that's kind of the overview. Sally, go ahead. Oh, my goodness. How many times can I get dropped in one show? My goodness. Anyway, guys, make sure you guys are following Colonel Bridget Cousin It and anyone else on stage later if you decide you like how they speak and what they have to say.

59:02 Also, make sure you turn on... Don't follow me. I'm anti-social. Yeah, don't follow Cousin It. She doesn't respond to anything. So just, you know, but do it anyway because I told you to. Turn on notifications because, you know, sometimes I haven't been getting notifications the last couple of days from certain creators. So it is important to have them turned on anyway and make sure you go to their profiles and make sure you haven't missed anything.

59:24 It looks like you guys have already done a great job of reposting. If you haven't reposted yet, please do so, so we can get more people watching. People do come back and do the replay, so that's a great way to do that. And then real quick, what I wanted to say is, this is a really interesting topic. When I covered Gladio, I went to the Uyghurs, and I went to the same conclusion that you guys pretty much went to, and is that, do we really know what...

59:52 I don't know how to, now I can't put this into words. So I watched Kim Iverson probably a year ago, and she did a great segment on the Uyghurs there and said that no one has really had any evidence or any proof that there are these slaves doing slave labor in China. And this stuff, I don't know. Okay, go to someone else. I'm fumbling over all my words, and this is not like, let me think for a minute. All right, all right. Bill, go ahead. Ladies, I thought I was awake.

1:00:22 I thought I was awake, but you listening, learning about Gladio is really waking me up. And, you know, I just applaud you for everything I put in the bubble. You know, the saying the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Right. But what I'm finding out is all my friends are my enemies. Right. Because.

1:00:49 You talked about Bosnia last night, and I witnessed that firsthand going to Bosnia after the war and on mission trips like three years in a row. And I ran into al-Qaeda, and this was long before 9-11, long before I ever heard of Osama bin Laden. And the local Muslims who are our interpreters were saying, stay away from those people. They are bad. They're bad, right? Even though they were supposedly there.

1:01:16 To help them fight against the Serbians. So, but just like you've been saying, you know, the same playbook, you know, you see the same playbook over and over again. And it's the CIA, you know, supporting Al Qaeda everywhere. And now I'm learning that Al Qaeda and the Uyghurs are the same. You're blowing my mind. Well, that's.

1:01:44 That's not entirely true. The Uyghurs, some of them have been recruited into al-Qaeda. They're an ethnicity. They are a tribe, if you will. They're not all involved with it, which is why they have a very thriving tourist community. It's like anybody else that...

1:02:13 These guys from Turkey went in and recruited individuals. So it's not all of that. It's very similar to Bosnia, right? There were good Muslim fighters and then there was Al Qaeda. So, yeah, I stand corrected. And I'm following you anyway, because of that. So and you make a very important point, because what you will find is they have.

1:02:40 And that's why I think Gladio clarified for me the ability to see the entire body. And they have plug and play parts.

1:02:55 They train the militants inside of China to use inside of China, but they also train way more than they need inside of China. So then they have an established network that they can take them outside of China, traffic them through Afghanistan and Pakistan, put them on an airplane and fly them into Chechnya. They were found in Chechnya. They were found in Bosnia. They were found in Syria. They were found everywhere.

1:03:23 In the Middle East, where you and obviously they're using kind of the ethnic association of anywhere that you're going to find indigenous ethnic Middle Eastern looking people where they can take ethnic Middle Eastern Islamist trained terrorists and plug and play them, they will. And that's why.

1:03:53 When you get to Bosnia, it became such a interesting dynamic because I was in Italy when that all kicked off and we provided all of the search and rescue capability. That was all staged at the base that I was at in Italy across the Adriatic Sea from where all that was happening. You cannot otherwise explain how for decades upon decades, if not a hundred years.

1:04:20 The Muslim population had lived side by side with the Christian population in peace all of that time. And then all of a sudden, there's this injected radical Islamic capability terrorist, who are the people that they were telling you to stay away from, that began agitating, marching in the streets and basically fomenting false flags where they would dress up as other.

1:04:51 religious entities like Christians. And they purposely did this in Bosnia. They took Christians that people had associated with Christians and attacked the Muslims in order to outrage the Muslims to get them to attack the Christians. Now, again, we always talk about patterns. This is exactly what the mafia of Jerusalem did. And it's exactly what the mafia of

1:05:18 Egypt did. Both of those two entities were created by London and used to create the strategy of tension in Jerusalem while they were trying to set up the Israeli state. And they did it inside of Egypt in order to ensure control of the Suez Canal and the control over the Egyptian government.

1:05:45 And anytime they need to have a strategy of tension event, they use those people in the same playbook to create that tension in order to control the population. And they do it primarily through terrorist events. And we're seeing them do it now in our own country, right? Absolutely. Absolutely. And they go to the exact same playbook. So they have militarized.

1:06:18 the trans community. So if you're a Uyghur Muslim in China, that's the equivalent to the trans community in the United States. That was the same translation to the exile Cubans that they used to create terror events inside the, they will take any minority with, they will, if they don't have a grudge, they will create a grudge and then they will militarize them into

1:06:47 attacking, and creating terror events. Mind blown. I know. Mine is every day. I'm glad y'all are here to share it with me. Yeah, I think it's fun, too, that they all seem to run up to Canada. Like, there are just about a couple of things that I posted up in the nest, if you notice.

1:07:23 are dual citizens with Canada. They're wanted for crimes. They stir up shit here and then go run to Canada. And Canada just says, oh, okie dokie. I don't understand what's going on with the People's Republic of Canada. I don't get it. It's like, yeah, we'll take in a bunch of terrorists. That's no problem. They did it actually. Who was it? Trotsky.

1:07:53 They even did it with Trotsky. Trotsky was on the boat and it was coming in from Europe. And Canada notified the United States saying, hey, we've got this guy here. And, you know, we think he's a terrorist. And the United States is like, sure, send him on. Well, actually, Trotsky left the United States and the boat docked in Canada. Oh, so the other way around. I'm sorry. Thank you. We were housing him in New York City.

1:08:21 Yeah, no, I know. Right. So but but, you know, he ends up in Canada and everybody's like, yeah, yeah, that's cool. No worries, Canada. That's fine. It's like, really? I'm sorry. It seems to be another pattern, you know. But China did extradite a lot of these guys from Canada. They really did run out. One of them, I think, is life in prison in China.

1:08:45 for terrorist attacks in China. So wouldn't that be weird if that's the reason why there were so many Chinese in Canada rounding up all of their Islamic militants? That would be mind-blowing. Well, I host spaces with a guy, anti-government guy in Canada, and from his perspective, his entire country is run by China. So that makes a lot of sense.

1:09:18 What the heck was that? That's the WHO, the World Health Organization, or as a researcher would say. I agree 100% with Bill's assessment on keep your enemies closer. Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer.

1:09:50 The way that I find trust in spaces like this, all of the legacy media combined, I trust way less than I trust you, Colonel, and you, Bill. That's a fact. And I just listened to the truth. And there was a question the other day of how do you trust people? And through conversation after conversation over and over.

1:10:20 Repetitious truth and repetitious facts and all the receipts is where I develop my trust from. And it takes a while, but I think that this coffee house in whatever it is, you know, 1772 in Boston is being had right here as we speak.

1:10:47 people getting together, people discussing the facts, people admitting the truth and knowing the way that it is. And it is extremely depressing, Colonel, that you bring all the dots together. And we've been had, I had a question the other day and I said, I wanted to ask, you know, Colonel Towner is like, is there any CIA operations that she's found that are actually good? Right. We're discussing all the bad ones. It's like,

1:11:16 We could discuss it for years, but I just was wondering, is there any good, you know, any good operations that the CIA did? Maybe the overthrowing the Italian government in 1948? That was not good. No. They got involved in that election because one candidate was 100% in favor of joining NATO and the other one was more of a let's wait and see.

1:11:45 version of that. And they absolutely would not tolerate someone that wasn't willing to guarantee that they were going to join NATO. And it differs on different authors, but at least $5 million was spent on interfering in that election in 1948. That was the first election that the official CIA actually was involved in throwing.

1:12:15 Lucky Luciano, which bridged the Italian mafia gap. There was a question, well, did the CIA was involved with killing JFK? And the other question was also brought up in New Orleans with Carlos Marcellos, Jack Ruby, and MKUltra dealing with Jack Ruby. But Sam Gacchiana and the AFL-CIO paid for President JFK.

1:12:43 to win his presidency. And Bobby, they felt that they both turned their backs on the Italians for giving him the unions. And so that was another angle that wasn't discussed besides the Cuba and the CIA angle. Right. Well, Giancano, Ruby worked for Giancano. So that might be a piece that you're missing in that. Ruby was actually in charge of the casinos down there in Cuba.

1:13:14 And he ended up in Miami. And there was the recorded telephone call or the recorded meeting in the Miami hotels with the CIA and Ruby. But Giancano was actually the one that was put in charge of supposedly put in charge of finding the assassins that were going after Castro. Correct. But the also to Sam.

1:13:42 There was some speculation that Sam Giancana's girlfriend slept with JFK, too, as well, along with Marilyn and that whole fiasco. Yeah, there was that rumor. Anymore, though, it's even rumors like that. I hate to say it this way. You have to question it, because what we've learned is to question everything that we've been confident about.

1:14:19 That has been fed to us by the government or by the news media, which has been an arm of the government, you know, not saying that it didn't happen, just saying you've got to question it anymore, because everything we've dug into has been nearly a complete lie or at least just seeded with a few facts. Copy that. Yeah, that did.

1:14:52 Drax had brought up the question about Marilyn Monroe last night, and they said that she was CIA asset and that that's just one of the things that made me think of Judith Exner on the Sam Giacona deal. And you're right, 100 percent on Jack Ruby. Well, she could have been, you know, the other spoke, which we don't really deal with here. Marilyn could be.

1:15:24 like an MK Ultra asset. So yeah, a CIA asset. Because there were a couple of women, and the name escapes me, that were absolutely victims. And one of them traveled back and forth to Taiwan. So I'll have to pull out that information. But it would have been in the same time frame. And she was one of those pinup girls. She was a model and a pinup girl.

1:15:54 And she actually had dual personalities in the whole thing. So they were actively working out there. She was from the same area. We did cover Marilyn Monroe in MKUltra, and she was part of Operation Midnight Climax. So definitely an asset of the CIA, but a victim as well. Right. Okay. Anybody else have questions? Yeah, Colonel. I got a few questions, if you don't mind.

1:16:31 Not at all. The minute you said KMT, I knew exactly where this was going. Okay. Good. Progress. Progress. Absolutely. My ears are tuned into that. But the other thing I was looking at, somebody mentioned Canada, and I wanted to say that even in Canada, HSBC is huge in Canada. So that's something else you may want to look at.

1:17:01 But along with that, you brought up the re-education camps in China, or what we call re-education camps. And I am now thoroughly convinced that a lot of what we're hearing on TV is absolute propaganda. And everywhere else in the news media concerning these re-education camps. What are your thoughts on that?

1:17:30 hasn't it articulated um you you have a couple of choices um when you're a government and you have people that a foreign nation has come in and indoctrinated into a um terrorist um uh mindset or um you know just think about it put us in um

1:18:00 the in that situation so you have militant um terrorists that are blowing shit up in your country and you know that it was done by a foreign nation um that these people had been taken over the mexican border they had been trained on how to um blow shit up and kill people and they had been set loose in your country to do that to destroy your country well

1:18:29 You have a couple of choices. You can lock them away in a prison for the rest of their life and let them rot there. Or you could, because it articulated, put them in a trade school that looks for all intents and purposes like a prison, but with the hope that at the end of...

1:18:53 two to three, four years that you've de-radicalized them, you've taught them a trade and they can return to be a productive citizen in your country. If they fail to do that and they don't successfully graduate from that, you always can fall back on locking them up for the rest of their life and throwing away the key because some asshole from another country came in and destroyed this.

1:19:17 citizens' life by indoctrinating them into this terrorist mentality. Now, there are some people that obviously are more motivated towards that, but it's still an invasion of your country and your sovereignty that someone is coming in and doing that. So you have to put yourself in

1:19:46 their shoes. And certainly no one in America has any ground to stand on when we took people with a tiny bit of marijuana and threw that, like that one lady that Trump pardoned, gave her 20 years for driving somebody around. She wasn't even, she didn't have the possession herself. She was driving someone. So that whole mindset.

1:20:16 We were fine with just locking somebody away for 20 years for minor. We just did it for a guy that wasn't even at January 6th. He's in jail for 20 years. He wasn't even there. We just locked away somebody for drawing a cartoon. And yet somehow we can pass judgment on the disciplinary punishment system in a foreign country that, by the way, we paid to have the people radicalized in. So that kind of arrogance.

1:20:45 It makes my head blow up every time I hear somebody talk about it because it's basically ridiculous. We are not in a position to judge anything that goes on inside of China. If people don't like what's going on inside of China, leave. They obviously can walk across the border. They walked across the border to get trained to be a terrorist. They don't have to go back. So I'm not going to be in a position to judge them.

1:21:17 And, um, I, I say, let other countries live and let live. Um, we can move around obviously as a population, people can walk across, um, some countries borders. So, um, Carrie, go ahead. Hi. Um, I just wanted to go back to the heroin thing. Um, because long ago when Al Jazeera was good.

1:21:46 Mehdi Hassan had a show based out of London, and he had the former ISI head on, and that's the Pakistani Intelligence Service. And he basically on...

1:22:09 On the program, and I can send this if Al Jazeera hasn't taken it down. He thanked the British for keeping the heroin pathways open for...

1:22:35 his countrymen to make bank basically i mean he didn't say you know so we could but um i thought that was so um psychotic like he's sitting there in london shishi fufu and thanking them for supporting like he saw that as money

1:23:02 You know, it was so clear. Like, oh, we were able to make money. I'll post it to you guys. Okay. I would like to know if you have seen any more, like, admissions like that. Like, we've had crazy admissions from the CIA. Like, who was it that said, like, we steal. Oh, who was that? Oh, my God.

1:23:34 i'll look that up too oh my god well they come out and say stuff they just do it it depends on um whether or not they're the people like a gee who um was a whistleblower has said lots of things um and that in many ways is how we found out a lot of what we know about um what goes on but it's it doesn't shock me that um

1:24:00 Britain is the one that actually introduced opium to China. They did it from India. Britain had an entire industry of opium with the East India Company shipping it into China and drugging everybody. Yes, East India Company. They had two opium wars. Two, not just one. Yeah, that's the whole reason for the Boxer Wars.

1:24:30 Yeah, you were looking for Pompeo, I think, Carrie. Yes. We lie, we cheat, we steal. Yeah, that was Pompeo. Yes, oh my God. And someone else said, we have plans for a hundred years. Like, don't fuck with us. We have plans for a hundred years. John Brennan, I think. Yeah, I'm sure they did. That was Big Mouth Bolton. Okay, Billy, go ahead.

1:25:02 Hi, Colonel. Thanks for taking my question. I just stumbled across you a couple of days ago, so I'm a little behind. I'm trying to catch up. It's going to take a while. I have a couple of questions. I've been listening to the Paul Williams book the last few days. Very, very worth listening to. I think I posted this. It's free on Audible if you have an Audible membership right now.

1:25:26 question is, I don't know anything about UNESCO. Is there a spaces that you can point me to that kind of explains that or breaks down what UNESCO is and how it is involved? Because I feel like I've been in some of the conversations. Ironically, we're getting ready to do another extended space on that. We just talked about it this morning because they have they are a pivotal

1:25:57 and very instrumental thing that they have used to... It was created by NATO. It was created by eugenicists. Actually, it was really funny. The eugenicist that ended up in there was so extreme that the eugenicists didn't want to claim him. But anyway, there's a... We're getting ready to do an extended space on that, probably.

1:26:26 sometime in the next week that will kind of break down the WWF and UNESCO and not just how they came about. The first one we did, we did a short one on Rumble on UNESCO's creation and the 1001 fund that they used to create the organization, to fund the organization and all the elitists getting involved in the organizations.

1:26:55 And also their corrupt associations with going into areas like Africa where they would come in and they will claim an area as a heritage site. And then they will start a war in that zone and say, OK, in order to keep this place now that it's a heritage site, we're going to just take all of the gold and all of that.

1:27:23 valuables from this heritage site and remove it so that it doesn't get destroyed by the war and it never ends up making it back. So, and actually countries are now, anytime they come in and try to set up a UNESCO heritage site, they are fighting with them with everything they can because they know it's just a land grab. It's yet another land grab, resource grab. These people are so greedy.

1:27:53 And they use these organizations to beat us over the head, like the World Wildlife Foundation, who actually has a panda as its logo. And they're using it to solicit us to give us to give them their money or our money. And then they beat us across the head with it to emotionally beat us into allowing them to do.

1:28:21 whatever they want, just like they do with anti-Semitism. It's like if you come and complain about the World Wildlife Foundation annexing in an area for a preservation ground, they say, well, then you don't care about the tigers. You don't care about the tigers. And what it actually is, is they go in, we've caught them in multiple times, they annex an area in as a wildlife sanctuary, they murder, rape,

1:28:51 and kill all of the local natives, and they set up Gladio training centers inside of these. They've been caught multiple times. They've changed the names of the organization multiple times, and then they just keep reinstalling the exact same heads of the organization when they revamp it. And so, you know, this is not a new tactic. We notice patterns because we see this happening over and over and over again.

1:29:20 Instead of putting the people, normally if they do go to trial, they'll get acquitted. And if they do get acquitted, they'll be right back on the same panel under a different name doing the same thing over and over again. So I want to also ask everybody, if you wouldn't mind, go down to the Purple Pill and repost the articles that are on there.

1:29:50 That would go a long way in helping us to reach people that are in your feed. So if you enjoy what the content and the information, if you can share it, it does generate a lot of good leads for us just getting the information out. And so obviously when you repost it, everybody in your feed sees it.

1:30:17 And then I have people DMing me like the thread that I did this morning came from someone who contacted me through DMs about our show yesterday. So we get a lot of valuable information that way. And obviously, we're three people. We're not going to see every single article. So your eyes on.

1:30:41 things and you're forwarding them to us, you cannot forward too much to us. I don't respond to every single DM, but I read every single one of them. And if you want your name, if you want me to do a hat tip, please let me know that that's okay. I don't assume it's okay, so I don't mention anybody's names. Otherwise, because you're DMing me as opposed to just adding me on someone else's comment.

1:31:11 So if you don't care about attribution and you just want to post it out there as a regular post and put my name in it, that's fine. And then I will actually respond to that so that you get credit for having brought that idea in. But if you don't tell me that, you know, hey, feel free to use my name in the DM, I do not. Because I just assume you want privacy because that's the reason why you're DMing me, which is absolutely fine.

1:31:40 And I did have somebody this morning, and I will talk about that just for a second so that all of you understand. I have been asked since we started this almost a year ago to comment on things that I'm not qualified to comment on. And it was explained to me early on in this journey by people that's been in it for years.

1:32:05 that anytime you bring information that is relevant and very important, they will send people in. And I'm not flattering myself to think that I am in any way in that stature, but I take this to heart and I want you to understand it. That they will send people in purposely to get you off topic into an area that you're not qualified to talk about. And when you then offer your opinion on it,

1:32:32 they will send in bots to discredit you. And then once that's done, they discredit the actual thing that you are good at and that you do know. So you will oftentimes hear me. It is not humility. Trust me. I have opinions. And generally, if you're a personal friend of mine, I am not at all hesitant in sharing my opinion, as Bridget and Cousin It can attest to. But I will not do that on this forum or any other forum.

1:33:02 Because it will then be used to distract from Operation Gladio. I'm here for one reason only. I have built this platform for only one reason. And that is to expose Operation Gladio. And so that is what I am qualified to look at technically from my 30 years experience of living inside of it. And that's what I will concentrate on. So if you want someone...

1:33:30 to talk about a particular subject that is not Operation Gladio, you need to address that with someone who is covering that topic because it will not be me. Bridget, go ahead. I also wanted to say, Dani, for people and for other people that are new here or trying to get caught up or, you know, and sometimes, anyway, on the...

1:33:58 When you go to Colonel Towner's page, we pinned at the top the thread reader app link that goes through and combines and makes it in a nice readable form. All of the threads that she's been doing or we're trying to get them all in there. And also, it's got a app box link that John.

1:34:24 Johan Hillender has been doing for us. Johan, thank you. Johan, where's Johan? Wave, Johan. He's been doing so kindly to record, to take all of these recorded spaces that are all labeled with each country that we're covering, and he put it in this app box so you can click on them at any time and listen to them, maybe while you're driving to work or while you're doing laundry.

1:34:52 got chores around the house that's how i do it um and uh anyway that way you can catch up you can listen to areas that you maybe missed or some that are more interesting or you're trying to put pieces together you know anyway just wanted to let everybody know that it's pinned at the top of colonel towner's um profile and also we have on rumble the colonel's corner and we also have

1:35:22 a sub stack called the Colonel's Corner that you can go for additional information. On our sub stack, that's on our, sorry, on our Rumble channel, that is primarily book reviews of books pertaining to Operation Gladio that we have went through and reviewed. And by review, I mean, basically we take a chapter, a session and

1:35:49 I take not only the information in that chapter of the book, but I pile on top of that all of the other 27 books that I've read and how it feeds into that particular chapter. So I have not always agreed with everything that authors have said in their books. And I'm very open about what parts I don't agree with because not every author has read the other 27 books and done.

1:36:17 or had access to those people's information. And then some general assessments. Some people's books that I've read are very difficult to read because they put a lot of opinions in them. And when they do that, we kind of have a debate of whether or not that's a valid assessment of the information that we have collectively gathered.

1:36:40 And so you'll find them not just insightful from like you can buy Paul Williams book or you can go look, you can go listen to our podcast about Paul Williams book. Because once I did that podcast, I had already read an additional eight books. So I could then go back through his book more intelligently than I did when I read it the first time just by myself.

1:37:05 And add a lot of flavor to it because I now had eight other perspectives of what Gladio was all about. And the same is true. One of the best books I read as far as the extended history of it was Cynthia Chung's book, The Empire in Which the Black Sun Never Sets. Philosophically, I disagreed with her on one primary point. But everything else, and we go through.

1:37:34 all of the footnotes, the resources. I look up all of the articles because I want to feel like what they're providing us, if I'm going to bring it to you, has been screened for validity. And so the books that we choose to do on there, we choose specifically because they add something to this overall context. But in addition to that, they're...

1:38:03 valid resources as it pertains to Operation Gladio. So I had temporarily suspended doing the book reviews just because we were appearing on so many people's shows to get a bigger audience. We are going to go back and begin the book reviews again because I think that's a vital resource for all of us to share together. Plus, I love the chats. And it allows us to expand.

1:38:32 even more our overall understanding of Operation Gladio. Sally, go ahead. Sorry, it took me a second to unmute. If you guys are enjoying this post-college level of education, you go to Colonel Towner's homepage. There's a little box next to the DM that's got a little design on it. And that is a place where you can go donate. You donate $1, $3, $5, whatever extra.

1:39:01 Even if you don't have it, there is a place where you can donate. She spends a lot of time doing this. She's not being paid for it. And that way she can afford to buy, I'm sure she can afford to buy books, but it'll help her buy books and other resources and help spread the love. And then at 2 p.m. Mountain Time, so that would be 4 p.m. Eastern, I am doing another deep dive into the Jeffrey Epstein files that dropped yesterday. If you guys want to join me either on Rumble.

1:39:30 Or on X Live. That's it. Thank you, Colonel, for everything you do. Thank you, Sally. All right. That's going to wrap it up for us. Benjamin, did you have something? I just noticed that you came up. I can't see hands. So. Hi, Colonel. I just wanted to say, like, highlight what you and the ladies do is like they get information from all different types of reef.

1:39:58 resources this isn't one-stop shop kind of thing you know like these ladies invest a lot of their time into this because it's very important you know more and more people come into these spaces and and catch some of the things that they're putting out and what it is is it it shows us a lot of the cloak and dagger that goes on under the surface you know how how these intelligence agencies and these groups are able to infiltrate countries you know it's kind of like germ warfare like

1:40:26 The Turkey-Gladio operation that they went over the other day was just amazing, you know, how they break down how they have like 100,000 Gladio operators and Turkey is NATO's border with Russia and how they're trying to get in there and infiltrate, you know.

1:40:43 shows you different levels of things that you weren't aware of. That way, when they do happen in real time, it makes it a lot easier to put the pieces together much quicker and be like, oh, that's not good. That's an operation. It's waking people up. This is a war that's going on. If you go back and look at all the stuff that the colonels put out and the team, they've hidden a lot of things.

1:41:07 from us. And it's all been right up under the surface, up under our noses. And these ladies tie all this stuff together and present it in such an eloquent way to make it easy to take in the information. And it's much appreciated. Thank you, Ben. Eloquent. Billy, go ahead. Eloquent.

1:41:39 But so.

1:41:56 Just stumbling on to you, Colonel, and to your compadres here has just been hugely eye-opening. But the thing that's been weighing on me is, do you think that these CIA agents know who they're working for? Do they understand that they're working against the interest of the American people? I mean, if you're involved, I mean, if you're a CIA agent, do you understand that what you're doing is not for the American people?

1:42:23 Let me just answer this kind of from my own perspective. When some of them do and some of them don't, that's the bottom line up front. Some of them at the highest level knows exactly what they're doing. The more junior people, some of them are read in on different aspects of this.

1:42:47 The problem with this entire operation is the level at which it's classified and the compartmentalization of the pieces doesn't necessarily allow you to see the big picture when you're in it. So, for example, I have I spent a lot of time criticizing the United States military for their involvement in all of this shit.

1:43:11 However, I will tell you that I know for a fact that people, especially on the intel side of it, that have been involved in providing intelligence assessments are given some parameters to operate within. And I'll give you an example. They were told during the Iran-Contra situation.

1:43:40 by national intelligent estimates, NIEs, that were generated from the CIA, and in some cases from DIA and NSA, but primarily from the CIA, that the forces that made up the Contras were 100% indigenous people that were the good guys.

1:44:09 They were also in those same assessments told that the Sandinistas were all communist. Now, we know unequivocally both of those things are factually wrong because a lot of the Contras were actually Cuban exiles that had been trained as a CIA camp. So when when you start with those as your parameters and you do the.

1:44:42 mission planning for an operation to take out Sandinistas who you were just told are communists and the bad guys, you can't fault to some degree the people that are on the ground executing that because they are operating within a set of parameters that is just at the operational level, not at the planning level. Now,

1:45:10 At the planning level, there is a whole different set of criteria and rigor that goes into verifying everything that you get to set the plan parameters for that operation. Some people who did ask questions, like in the case of 9-11, were quickly told to shut up. And if you didn't shut up, you were moved. I saw that. Or you were killed.

1:45:40 No, I'm talking specifically about the military. These people weren't killed. I'm talking about the staff at CENTCOM. When people questioned the set of parameters that we were handed to create a plan on what we were going to do in Afghanistan, and then all of this bullshit that was lies provided by the CIA and these national intelligence assessments.

1:46:08 that was handed to the planners at CENTCOM to go into Iraq were all based on lies. If you said, hey, I've been working the Iraq desk at CENTCOM for the last four years, none of that shit in that CIA's assessment is true. You were tolerated for about 30 seconds because what that assessment was is

1:46:36 That was our marching orders, not subject for assessment or further clarification. And I watched the intel people go back and challenge some of those assessments that were handed down because they were blatantly lies. And you now even have people talking about the fact that they knew they were lies when they did them.

1:47:05 But they also, outside of the military, like in the CIA, there was very regimented, oh, you don't have the full picture kind of stuff. So the guy, I just did a post about it this morning, the guy that was sitting at the desk that was writing these assessments, they actually shopped those assessments around inside of the CIA until they find the guy that writes what they want them to write.

1:47:31 And so that happened at a very high level. That didn't happen at a lower level. Now, did any of those other people whose assessments were shopped around go to the IG? No, they did not. Has some in the past? Yes, they have. Those are the people Cousinette just talked about that oftentimes get set up to be taken out because they know internally and they have blown the whistle.

1:47:56 and their life can be significantly shortened as a result of that. That doesn't necessarily happen, although there has been people blowing the whistle inside the military and has been involved in quote-unquote training accidents. I'm not saying that doesn't exist, but in this particular scenario, the amount of information that you have because of compartmentalization

1:48:22 You don't ever really have, until you get at the very highest levels of government, a full spectrum picture to be able to go, that's bullshit. Because you are operating on given parameters when you begin your task inside of the military, generally speaking. Does that make sense, Billy? Yes, ma'am. That certainly does. That helps a lot. Thank you so much. Sure. All right. Excuse me. We are...

1:48:57 quickly approaching our 2 p.m deadline so i don't see any more hands cousin it bridget um do you see any more hands i've not been seeing most of the hands nope um i think we're good all right so again please uh repost anything that you find in the purple pill um that you think your um followers will find um interesting and what is that purple pill

1:49:23 It's the thing down in the lower right-hand corner that looks like a little oval. It's purple. That looks kind of like a medicine. I know. When I first got on Spaces and people were talking about the pill, I'm like, so I think it was actually Stellar that said something. And I DMed her, and I'm like, what the hell is a pill? And she goes, it's the little purple button down in the right-hand corner. And I'm like, oh, shit, that doesn't look like a pill.

1:49:56 You're banding. And then I felt like stupid because I didn't realize that looked like a pill. Go ahead, Benjamin. Before Benjamin, I'm sorry to interrupt. If you're not using the app and you are going through your browser like I do on my laptop, it does not show up as a purple pill. It shows up like a little message bubble. So if that helps.

1:50:26 On Android devices, it was not a purple pill either when I did have the app. So it looks like a message bubble. Thank you. Got it. Benjamin, go ahead. I was just going to say, you know, one of the great things about Twitter is, like, if you retweet the space, repost.

1:50:47 the book market you know you can always go back and re-listen to it you know a lot of people don't catch the colonel and the ladies you know real time so that's why i post these things out as much as possible to allow people the opportunity to see them on their feed potentially that's why it's good that we all post repost quote post you know to get this out there because this is like a cure

1:51:11 you know, for our country that needs to be spread out into the world to catch more people up. So by all means, go back and re-listen to a space because, you know, it's like watching a movie. You might've missed something the first time around. And then the second time around, you know, something said later on might connect a dot that was said earlier when you go back and re-listen to it again. Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you, Benjamin. One thing. Stellar, go ahead.

1:51:40 I was going to say the same thing. Lately, I've been getting busier during the times that you're on. So what I've been doing is bookmarking them. And then when I'm driving all over the place, I just put it on my phone and I just listen to them. It's better than any podcast. You don't have to listen to all that garbage that's on the radio that's doing the MKUltra crap to us, lowering our vibrations and frequencies and stuff like that.

1:52:07 As I go through Twitter or X or whatever this stupid thing is called now, everything that I'm seeing, like all these different skirmishes, everything, you know, it's like, I hate to say it, but the new hip thing is Gladio. You know, everything seems to be Gladio-ish, you know, and then you start connecting dots. And you guys talked about UNESCO or whatever it was. And, you know, I'm going to be going to Korea.

1:52:31 And there are things out there and they talk about like the UNESCO, this or this, whatever. And I'm like, holy crap. You know, now that I'm awake, you know, going outside of the country, I think I'm going to be noticing a lot more things than I did before. But yeah, if you guys can just put bookmarks on there, on there, on these talks and stuff like that. She had an awesome one last night in Bill's room. But every day she has.

1:53:00 All three of these ladies have these things. Listen to them. Even if you think, oh, you know, what does Spain have to do with anything? Or what does Turkey have to do with anything? And then once you listen to it, you're like, holy cow, holy cow. And from someone that's on the financial side and the banking side, holy effing cow. So thank you. That's what I wanted to say. Everybody should be following all three of these ladies.

1:53:26 Sally and Bill, retweet their stuff because honestly, it is so important to educate people. One thing I wanted to ask you about the little pillbox down there. That little pillbox, if you go to it, you'll see all the posts for the space from everybody that's here. However, if you repost the space itself,

1:54:01 you'll see a little bubble there that says, okay, there's 29 posts. You can reply to it, but you can't see any of the other posts that people put out there. That's why it's important to repost what's in that box. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you. Any more hands? I just want to throw out there, guys, since we're talking about patterns and what to look for.

1:54:31 A couple of things that have been making the headlines on the international news is that North Korea has decided to use the Russian satellites for their communications, which, of course, has the CIA and South Korea with their knickers in a knot. And also keep your eyes on Kenya. Kenya is pulling a Niger. So things are popping off in Kenya.

1:55:01 So if you see anything going on down there, remember to put on your Gladio glasses, folks, before you presume what you're being told is the facts. And Kenya's awesome as far as right now because they just illegally, unconstitutionally on Kenya's side and Haiti's side just shipped a whole crapload of their paramilitary Gladio operators into Haiti to wreak havoc there.

1:55:29 while shit is falling apart in Kenya. So you just can't make that up. Yeah, isn't that a coincidence, right? So it's not like Kenyans don't know what's going on with their troops in Haiti. So I think there's actually over 100 people have been injured thus far, and there have been a lot of people that have been killed. But like the colonel says, they're busy.

1:55:57 you know, working as the paramilitary for the United States and Haiti. Yeah. All right. Oh, I was going to add one, add to it. Like a lot of the stuff that you guys have been talking about, like past things, but exposing the playbook and showing at least me, and I'm sure with everyone else's listen to you, the playbook, and now we're watching it literally live in front of our eyes and watching, you know, and that just shows how.

1:56:25 Thank you so much, you three. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It's almost like having an out-of-body experience when you see it play out live on television and you know exactly what it is because you can now recognize it. I'm just thrilled to be able to share that with everybody so that everybody can have their own Gladio glasses on. Before we sign off, I just noticed that Marie joined us. Marie.

1:56:53 I just saw your note. I see that you are here. I don't know if you wanted to speak. We can pass you a mic. Okay, I'm going to have to be going. So maybe we could add her tomorrow. And I know she's going to have a space coming up soon. Maybe. Oh, yeah, that's right. Okay. Yeah, I don't know if she is. Maybe we can just have her talk about that and then invite her back tomorrow because I do have to run.

1:57:27 Sounds great. Sorry, Marie. Love you big. I can invite her to speak so she can tell us about her upcoming space. I just packed her a mic if she wants to come up. I'd love her to be able to share that because she has some really awesome information. Yes, Marie 17. Anybody that is not familiar with her work, she's following the uranium and she's following.

1:58:00 more of the health hazards that these people have inflicted on us. Um, and the big scam about our diets and what an amazing enlightening. Okay. Well, she just disappeared. Okay. Well, she's, you know, twatter sucks. What are you going to do? All right. All right. So we will be back here tomorrow at noon. Thank you everybody. Thank you. Thanks guys.

Entities here

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Claims made here

United States funded East Turkestan government in exile host_asserted ▶ 4:54

“Doesn't exist. But the U.S. immediately recognized and had a ceremony in Washington, D.C. for this government that doesn't exist. Well, now, you know, for things like that, like they did with Panama w…”

China overthrew East Turkestan Republic host_asserted ▶ 15:54

“The Chinese quickly defeated the ETR and reestablished rule over the Xinjiang. And that, by the way, is spelt X-I-N-J-I-A-N-G. And I only know how to pronounce that because I actually had it on a tran…”

China funded Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 16:22

“and had no idea how to pronounce it. So the Chinese actually worked with the Soviet Union in order to make that happen. So they were working and basically reestablished Chinese control over that area.…”

Kuomintang headed East Turkestan Republic host_asserted ▶ 17:23

“of the puppet Second East Turkestan Republic. Y'all, I ain't even going to believe this. The KMT. The KMT of Chiang Kai-shek. The KMT army of Chiang Kai-shek. And so when I'm looking at this, I'm like…”

Chiang Kai-shek headed Kuomintang host_asserted ▶ 17:23

Soviet Union removed_from_power East Turkestan Republic host_asserted ▶ 19:55

“their version of the East Turkestan Republic and wanted sovereignty over it. And so there's some kind of quibbling back and forth. But in 1946, the Soviet Union withdrew its support and basically said…”

East Turkestan government in exile targeted_for_regime_change China host_asserted ▶ 29:00

“goes to the International Criminal Court and files a complaint against China for genocide. So they are trying to use the International Criminal Court as a mechanism not only to formally recognize this…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Congo host_asserted ▶ 29:31

“they imported a bunch of rabble-rouser assassins under the tutelage of Otto Skorzeny, which kind of makes you wonder who's their guy, and immediately declare war on the Congo and assassinate their pre…”

Osama bin Laden funded Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan host_asserted ▶ 36:49

“The first mention of ETEMS surfaced around 2000 when a Russian newspaper supported by Osama bin Laden who had pledged funds to the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan and ETEMS as far back as 1999. Reporte…”

Osama bin Laden funded East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 36:49

Hassan Mossam founded East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 36:49

Abdul Haq succeeded Hassan Mossam host_asserted ▶ 37:53

“Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Area. So, in other words, a whole bunch of shit. After his assassination by Pakistani troops in 2003, because he was doing all kin…”

Pakistan assassinated Hassan Mossam host_asserted ▶ 37:53

Pakistan assassinated Abdul Haq host_asserted ▶ 38:22

“terrorist training camp when he was killed. The group then became led by Abdul Haq, H-A-Q, who was reportedly also killed in Pakistan in the middle of doing a bunch of bad shit there again. In August …”

Mehmet Tahak Mehmetrasi member_of East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 38:22

Hassan Mossam founded East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 38:52

“who was a co-founder of ETAM, was serving a life sentence in China for his involvement in multiple terrorist attacks had been indoctrinated in a Madras in Pakistan. The report, which said he had met M…”

Turkestan Islamic Party member_of East Turkestan Islamic Movement host_asserted ▶ 40:15

“Anybody? Some experts say, and I love the fact that this is in the CFR. I love it. Some experts say EATM is an umbrella organization for many splinter groups, including ones that operate inside of Pak…”

Uyghurs carried_out_attack China host_asserted ▶ 40:46

“It formed in 2006 by Uyghurs who fled to Afghanistan and Pakistan in the 1990s. That group took credit for a series of attacks inside of Chinese cities. And if you click on that, they weren't just doi…”

East Turkestan separatists member_of Uyghurs host_asserted ▶ 49:20

“You know, pretty good because it goes through even who is president and how this all started. It has a photograph of the East Turkestan separatists meeting with the U.S. Congress members on a Tuesday.…”

Grey Wolves recruited Uyghurs host_asserted ▶ 55:32

“that were recruited by Turkey, which is how this all came about. It was active Turkish gray wolves that were going into the Uyghur society and recruiting these people. And Turkey was providing, or the…”

Turkey supplied_arms_to Uyghurs host_asserted ▶ 55:32

Taliban overthrew Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 56:27

“That's all I have to say on it right now. So there you go. So I will add that when during the interim periods where the Taliban was in charge, so the guy that and we'll get to the coups that we did in…”

Al Qaeda carried_out_attack Bosnia caller_asserted ▶ 1:00:49

“You talked about Bosnia last night, and I witnessed that firsthand going to Bosnia after the war and on mission trips like three years in a row. And I ran into al-Qaeda, and this was long before 9-11,…”

Sam Giancana funded John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:12:15

“Lucky Luciano, which bridged the Italian mafia gap. There was a question, well, did the CIA was involved with killing JFK? And the other question was also brought up in New Orleans with Carlos Marcell…”

Jack Ruby member_of Sam Giancana host_asserted ▶ 1:12:43

“to win his presidency. And Bobby, they felt that they both turned their backs on the Italians for giving him the unions. And so that was another angle that wasn't discussed besides the Cuba and the CI…”

Sam Giancana ordered_assassination_of Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 1:13:14

“And he ended up in Miami. And there was the recorded telephone call or the recorded meeting in the Miami hotels with the CIA and Ruby. But Giancano was actually the one that was put in charge of suppo…”

Marilyn Monroe member_of MKUltra host_asserted ▶ 1:15:24

“like an MK Ultra asset. So yeah, a CIA asset. Because there were a couple of women, and the name escapes me, that were absolutely victims. And one of them traveled back and forth to Taiwan. So I'll ha…”

Marilyn Monroe member_of Operation Midnight Climax host_asserted ▶ 1:15:54

“And she actually had dual personalities in the whole thing. So they were actively working out there. She was from the same area. We did cover Marilyn Monroe in MKUltra, and she was part of Operation M…”

East India Company trafficked China host_asserted ▶ 1:24:00

“Britain is the one that actually introduced opium to China. They did it from India. Britain had an entire industry of opium with the East India Company shipping it into China and drugging everybody. Y…”

United Kingdom trafficked China host_asserted ▶ 1:24:00

United Kingdom funded Opium Wars host_asserted ▶ 1:24:00

NATO founded UNESCO host_asserted ▶ 1:25:57

“and very instrumental thing that they have used to... It was created by NATO. It was created by eugenicists. Actually, it was really funny. The eugenicist that ended up in there was so extreme that th…”

World Wildlife Fund founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:28:51

“and kill all of the local natives, and they set up Gladio training centers inside of these. They've been caught multiple times. They've changed the names of the organization multiple times, and then t…”