Operation Gladio- US Foreign Policy in Africa

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0:00 So, Bridget, I guess your dentist appointment went smoothly. Yay! Yes, no root canal today. Yeah, now you're going to chain me into having to go do mine. My infection was all mine was, apparently. Oh, well, that's good. Yay! All right. Well, I will, if you guys will remind me towards the end of the show, I need to say this again once everybody gets here. But.

0:30 My daughter just left and they are going to induce her on Wednesday night. So I'm going to go ahead and say we're not going to have a show on Thursday because hopefully I'm going to be a grandma. Congratulations. Yeah. I guess they scared her to death because they said the baby's going to be like almost 10 pounds.

0:55 And I told her turnabout is fair play because she was 9-11. So. Now you get to spoil them rotten, right? Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. Okay. We'll wait a few minutes. If everybody could share out the space and invite everybody in. What we're going to do is.

1:29 for at least the next today and tomorrow. We'll see how tomorrow ends up. Then we will be leaving Africa and moving on to Asia on our Operation Gladio exploration. For the record, I've heard that for three months now. I'm ignoring you. I know.

2:06 Anyway, if you wouldn't keep finding all of these other interesting places to go, it's really actually your fault. Well, yeah, sort of. Okay, fair enough. You find all of these diamond crazy people, mining people, then you stumble onto the WWF. And, I mean, really, it's just a shit show.

2:33 Well, crazy that the WEF is now in South America at the ancient pyramids there, huh? Isn't it? And talking about, so did we ever look up to see whether it was UNESCO as well? You know what? I didn't. No, you know what? We're talking about the one in Indonesia, right? The ancient step pyramid that they found. Right.

3:04 Yeah, okay, you know what, I'll do that. Yeah, I'll do that now. All right, I was just wondering if it happened to be a WWF slash UNESCO, because that would just be like the icing on the cake. It's not like they're actually separate people anyway. It's all of the same people. They just play musical chairs with the nonprofits, but that would kind of just be icing on the cake, as it were.

3:32 Okay, so notice by the title of this, we're not doing a specific country in Africa today because I ran across an article that I thought, number one, it introduces a new person to our international syndicate list, which I love doing and exposing them. And number two,

4:00 It did such a wonderful job of kind of combining the fallout of the overall U.S. policy in Africa, which we've talked about individually in each of the countries that we've done, whether it was the Congo or Angola or whatever. We've kind of alluded to how we went about business in Africa in general. Excuse me, but this particular article.

4:30 It's called Diamond Magnet with Deep Ties to U.S. Intelligence. Who was behind imperial machinations in Central Africa is left out of the history books. A guy by the name of Jeremy Kuzma Rove actually wrote the article. And one of the most fascinating things to me is these people. So you remember back when we were doing...

4:58 the Cuban exiles and Central America and stuff like that, we ran across William Polly. William Polly to me was fascinating, number one, because no one in the world had ever heard of him. And he played such an instrumental part, not only in setting up Taiwan, but giving them an air force, giving them a shipping company to do the drug trades. But he also had the Curtis aircraft.

5:26 franchise in Asia and supplied basically an air force for the CIA. He was a multi, multi hundreds of millions of dollars. He owned quite a bit of real estate and businesses in Cuba pre Castro, and then spent a good portion of his life in the overthrow of much of Latin America and the attacks on Cuba to include using his yacht.

5:56 for one such attack. So, you know, that was an interesting character. And then we went to Warbell, W-E-R-B-E-L-L III, and found out that he owned basically a private munitions company outside of Atlanta, you know, right by Fort Benning, where they moved the schools of America to do terrorist training. And his weapons modification business

6:25 also facilitated and trained paramilitary people. And I thought that was a little too convenient to be right outside the gate at Fort Benning. And only to find out if you go through his entire life, he created silencers for automatic weapons and all kinds of stuff, you know, that assassins need. But in addition to all of the crap that he was in, and of course he was all over in the paramilitary Operation Gladio crap.

6:52 At the end of his life, he was assassinated himself by poison when he went out to try to set up Hugh Hefner and a bunch of guys out in L.A. So, again, another guy that is not in our history books, 100 percent Operation Gladio surrounding him. And so we're going to go over another one today. His name is Maurice Tempelsman. It's spelled T-E-M-P-E-L.

7:21 S-M-A-N. So, Templesman is a billionaire Democratic Party power broker and donor in the 1990s. He was chairman of the board of a company called Lazari Kaplan International Inc. We're going to use the acronym L-K-I. It was the largest diamond company in the U.S. and partner in

7:52 Leon, Templesman, and Sun, which was a lucrative mining interest throughout Africa in many different countries. And remember what the whole auspices of our Operation Gladio structure is. You have the international syndicate that kind of floats over the top of all of it at the top of the pyramid. And you have...

8:16 All of the world organizations, but specifically for our discussion, you have NATO, which runs the paramilitary capability to affect the changes that the international syndicate needs to have done in order to keep their hold and control of all of us. And it is through this control mechanism of Operation Gladio that they overthrow governments if the wrong guy gets elected.

8:42 Not that they don't try to stop that from happening beforehand, but, you know, every once in a while a Trump will get through. And then they'll spend the entire time that person's in office trying to coup him like they did President Trump four different times. And so that's kind of the hierarchy here. So it is oftentimes that we find these international syndicate members have international investment interests.

9:11 through companies in areas that they want destabilized. Because as long as the country is destabilized, like throughout Africa, they are able to put in, install corrupt bureaucrats that allow them to basically rape, pillage, and steal from the citizens of that country as long as they feather the bed of the CIA-installed dictator.

9:42 So that's the way, the lens that we're going to look at. And already, we're not even out of the first paragraph, and we've established that he is and owns mining interests throughout Africa, which we know is the whole reason that they assassinated Lumumba, because they wanted all the uranium in the Congo. Not that they don't have other stuff, but that was the primary reason. So Tempelsman was born in Belgium.

10:11 And we know that Belgium had many African colonies, not the least of which was the Congo. And Tempelsman persuaded the U.S. government in 1950 to begin stockpiling African diamonds for industrial and military purposes. And of course, he ingratiated himself as a Belgian in the middle of the transactions.

10:41 coming and going out of the Congo. So Belgium owns the Congo at the time. It's their colony. And they've got, they're using all of the Congo, Congolese people as slaves. And this templesman comes over here and he convinces the U.S. government that they need to start buying a massive amount of diamonds from him. And he's going to basically broker the deal. And this was done in the 1950s. Now keep in mind.

11:11 It was in the 1950s when they all realized their hold on power in Africa was on shaky ground because there was all kinds of machinations going on during that time for freedom. And so, you know, they're going to want to extract as much money as they can over the control of the resources they have before they get kicked out. So four decades later, Templesman accompanied Bill Clinton on a trip to Central Africa.

11:42 where Clinton expanded the U.S. support for Rwanda and Uganda governments as they invaded the Congo in order to plunder more of its diamonds and mineral wealth. So that tells you that the U.S. government and the Operation Gladio forces are controlling Rwanda and Uganda and that they are going to use them to squeeze the Congo.

12:12 into further stealing their resources. Templesman also developed a plan for Angola, and we've already talked at nauseam about Angola, that would bring the right-wing party, UNITA, which are the criminals and the corrupt people, into the government and allow his companies to bring U.S.-made deep mining equipment into the country and then market the stones that they mined.

12:39 Now, remember, we talked about Angola, and in the northeast corner of Angola was where the Unida tribe was set up, and that is adjacent to the Katanga portion of the Congo. And so the Unida guy was related to, like brother-in-law, to the stooge they installed in the Congo. And so this Templestman is part of the international syndicate who's...

13:07 implementing our interference with the CIA in Angola to make him richer. Tempelsman's deep intelligence ties were reflected in his serving as the chairman of the African American Institute, which served as a CIA front involved in propaganda and bringing African leaders to study in the U.S., and director of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, an adjunct

13:37 of the National Endowment for Democracy, which finances pro-U.S. leaders around the world while they finance Operation Gladio. I can save you a lot of words there. So basically what this is saying, all of these institutes that are set up like the African American Institute, they're all CIA fronts. And so Tempelsman was in charge of several of the CIA fronts.

14:06 which were used to write papers that's going to say that Congress needs to do what's going to make him rich. So this is a self-licking ice cream cone. They set up these institutions. The institutions write policy papers and hire lobbyists for Congress. Then Congress uses our tax dollars to go over and interfere in other countries funding NATO and Operation Gladio things.

14:36 And then all of these international syndicates go in there and exploit all of that crap when they're the ones that funded the initial point paper for Congress to use as their bullshit excuse for doing what they're doing, because they're going to get kickbacks on all of the money as well. So after Templesman was discovered to have plotted a coup in 1961 against a crewma in Ghana, which we already talked about.

15:04 where he had invested in diamond mines. And see, that didn't come out when we were talking about Ghana. I didn't even know this part. That's why this fascinated me when I found this article. You know it's there. You just have trouble trying to, when you do your research, you have trouble trying to find it sometimes. So George Ball, a State Department guy, describes Templesman to McGeorge Bundy as a rather dubious fellow.

15:35 Smooth, soft-spoken, and a manipulator. Typical CIA guy. Who had been generous donor to the Republican Party during the Eisenhower administration, but had now emerged as a Democrat and a great friend in the new frontier. And that's what I'm saying. These are uniparty people. They have no allegiance to any party.

15:56 They loved Eisenhower because Eisenhower set up Operation Gladio and interfered and signed the findings to assassinate Lumumba, which obviously made this guy rich because he has mining interest in the Congo and did way back then. So they will suck up to anybody regardless of party because they have no principles except for I want more money and more power. In the Congo, templesmen cultivated close ties.

16:26 with Joseph Mubatu. And Mubatu is the guy that was installed after they got rid of Lumumba. He also gave De Beers, another international syndicate member, which Templeton worked closely with, access to the Congo's uncut diamonds. So you've got De Beers and Templesman, who's basically...

16:58 paying Mubatu, the installed CIA dictator, to steal all of the diamonds out of the Congo. Mubatu helped Templesman to become a millionaire many times over. As the two shared ownership interest in Zaire, which is actually the Congo, they just temporarily changed the name to Zaire for a few years.

17:27 two main dining mines concerns. The two of them were called MIBA, MIBA, and BRITMON, B-R-I-T-M-O-N-D. Mubatu helped Temple's men gain ownership stakes in the Tenke, T-E-N-K-E, mining company, a major copper mining firm to which Temple's men had helped create.

17:59 According to a 1979 Washington Post article, Tempelsman's influence on U.S. policy was apparent in his ability to vet U.S. ambassadors to the Congo. Basically, he decided who was going to be the Congolese U.S. ambassador. During the 1960-61 Congo crisis, crisis in the fact that the CIA was assassinating Lumumba, he reportedly worked hand in glove with the CIA station chief there.

18:29 according to a political scientist by the name of David Gibbs. This close relationship was evident when he hired Larry Devlin, the CIA station chief in the Congo during the assassination, to work for him after Devlin left the CIA, if he ever actually did. Now, I do want to kind of...

18:58 highlight this because i want you to listen to this the guy that this guy so this guy picked the cia agent and the ambassador that they want in the congo during the assassination of lumumba after his hand-selected cia guy works with otto scorzini and assassinates lumumba when

19:27 Devlin decides that he's, quote unquote, retiring from the CIA. His parachute job was to become a business agent of Maurice Tempelsman. Tempelsman, who controlled diamond, cobalt, and uranium out of the Central African area, basically hires him as a business agent. So there's your reward for killing a head of state.

19:59 is you get to go work for the guy who basically hand-selected you to do the assassination. And no one in Congress ever talks about any of this. This is the most appalling bullshit stuff that I have ever seen. Devlin was a key figure in the January 1961 Lumumba assassination, blah, blah, blah. Stuart Reed.

20:28 recently published a book called The Lumumba Plot, The Secret History of the CIA and the Cold War Assassination, that basically talked a lot more about this. If you guys are interested, I highly recommend that book. I have it. Incredibly, Templesman is nowhere mentioned in the book, except in a line at the end of the book.

20:55 where Reed mentions that he hired Devlin after Devlin left the CIA, which if you just put that in there, you don't understand the significance of it because you don't know that Tempelsman, number one, hired him to do the killing, and number two, that Tempelsman has all of the investments in the Congo and stood to enrich himself by hundreds of millions of dollars during the last 40 years of owning the mining rights there. Several other books have suggested,

21:26 that Templesman was key to engineering the coup against Lumumba after he pledged to return Congo's diamond wealth to the Congolese people. So that would have put him in the sights of Templesman for the assassination. But in Reed's defense, I will tell you the rest of the book does do a good job as far as technical facts. But the fact that he leaves out the international syndicate,

21:57 angle as to why people would want Lumumba dead is kind of a tell for me. Because again, I had never heard, I've read like probably four books now about the Congo and the assassination of Lumumba. And this is the first time when I came across this article where I ever heard, you know that there's an international syndicate angle. You know that. Trying to find it is like pulling teeth.

22:23 Because you have to literally go back and look at all of the different businesses that did business there. And those kinds of details are hard to find if you don't stumble across one of these articles. So Reed is also part of the writing staff for the Journal on Council of Foreign Relations. He's a member of a whole bunch of other foreign policy.

22:58 organizations as well. Templesman is also a member of the CFR, so his admission from Reed's book is par for the course. A reasonable question then is why a CFR-connected writer would take a particular episode in the CIA's history and exclude one of the major factors involved in it.

23:27 The apparent answer is that Reed's book is what's known in the agency's parlance as limited hangout. They are there to limit damage control. And that is true, and it's true with most books that I have found on the subject of Operation Gladio, which is why at this point I'm kind of picky about the ones that I recommend for other people to read, is because a lot of it...

23:56 either fails to see the 30,000 foot look or is purposely steering you away from it. So the author goes on saying, in other words, the US foreign policy establishment and the CIA are willing to admit to some wrongdoing and allow it to be exposed, though they obscure the motive underlying the criminal conduct in an attempt to create the impression that the US has just done some bad things every once in a while for

24:25 all the good reasons, like there's not nefarious reasons involved with it. Reid also omits the CIA and the U.S. government's support for both Rwanda and Uganda's invasion of the Congo in the 90s and the 2000s, resulting in war crimes and plunder of the Congo's rich resources, which kind of harkens you back to the Lumumba days.

24:57 Covert Action Magazine reported on the recent visit of Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines to the DRC at a time when Rwanda has embarked on a renewed offensive in the eastern part of Congo with the U.S. support. So what better way or what better time to bring out

25:22 a book that sanitizes the past and suggests that while the U.S. may have done some wrong things, that has now cleaned up its act and want to bring stability and democracy to a troubled area. Reeds opens, at the beginning of his book, he begins by describing a police raid in

25:52 the Belgian countryside of a person by whose last name is Sote, S-O-E-T-E, whose father was a Belgian colonel police officer that helped dispose of Lumumba's body by dissolving it in acid. Sote's took as a trophy one of Lumumba's teeth, which I've told you guys this story.

26:22 and stored it in a box and left it for his daughter. That recently got returned to the family. After Belgian King Leopold established personal sovereignty over Congo in the 1880s, Congolese villagers who did not meet rubber quotas had body parts cut off and their family homes burnt down.

26:51 Mass starvation and disease caused the Congo's population to drop in half in 40 years. By the time Leopold sold the Congo to the Belgium, over half of the people were dead. So I just want to rephrase this. The Belgian king conquered the Congo using Belgian...

27:20 military troops for his own personal playground. And after 40 years, and he had killed half the population, he turned it over to the state of Belgium. Patrice Lumumba was a member of the Batatella tribe, born into humble circumstances in rural Congo, who discovered a talent for speaking.

27:53 He worked as a postal clerk and a salesman, and he became the leader of the Congolese National Movement, which was a party. And Joseph Mubatu was an army officer and journalist who served as his private secretary. Reed found evidence to suggest that Mubatu's treachery

28:21 was evident as early as 1956 when he was first put on the payroll of the Belgian intelligence as an informant against his fellow, I mean, actually it was his boss at the time, Lumumba. And that was done and arranged by the CIA station chief in Brussels, which guess who worked there?

28:53 Larry Devlin, the guy that ends up down in the Congo as the CIA station chief. So basically, this Devlin guy is the CIA handler for Mobatu when he worked at the station in Belgium. And then he gets forward deployed into the Congo as the station chief there, coincidentally, right around the time that they're going to assassinate Lumumba.

29:24 Yeah, this just gets so, so bizarre. So they arrange for a fake arrest of Lumumba. Gosh, that sounds like Trump. And they trump up some charges saying that he embezzled money, which absolutely is not true.

29:57 And then you have the CIA director, Alan Dulles, who called Lumumba irresponsible embezzler, susceptible to bribery and communist influence. And that began the smear campaign against Lumumba, which would end up resulting in him being called a communist. And I've told you guys all that story.

30:24 But when you go back and you read this stuff, it's all the same shit because this is the exact same thing that they've been doing to Trump, right? They make up a crime that doesn't exist. They accuse you of doing it. And then they use the label of you being accused and having to go through that humiliating process, even though ultimately it's proven that you weren't guilty of it to begin with, as the reason why they're opposing you.

30:53 And that's why this stuff has to get out, guys. If everybody in the United States knew how often the CIA did this, there's no way that they would fall for this shit. The racism of the US officials was further apparent when Dulles told US President Dwight Eisenhower that some 80 political parties were vying for political power in the Congo. Eisenhower quipped,

31:23 that he did not realize so many people in the Congo could read. Well, actually, the Congo's literacy rate was at 40%, which was among the highest in Africa at the time. But think about that. The man had not been president or prime minister of the Congo for less than a year. So what that fucking says is the Belgians, since...

31:54 1880 had not bothered to teach the majority of their slaves how to read. That is not an indictment of anybody in the Congo. That's a fucking indictment of Belgium. Sorry, this pisses me off. This pisses me off more than I can even say. This just reeks of bullshit. Well, Eric Prince did the same thing. He did the same thing recently. Yes, he did.

32:26 And I got just as pissed off. Oh, my God. All right. So back to the story. At the independence ceremony, Lumumba pissed off the Belgium authorities when he gave a speech denouncing the colonialism right in front of the king. After he took office, Lumumba had to deal with.

32:55 An army mutiny because, remember, all of the Belgians were in charge of the army. And when Lumumba said that he wanted to replace all the Belgium in the army, he quickly got told by Belgium he could replace the enlisted people, but he was not allowed to fire the Belgian officers in charge of the...

33:22 And he basically said, F you, it's my military. Get the hell out of here. Then once that happened, you had the mutiny arranged by the CIA in Katanga. And that was backed by the guy named Mosey Shambi. And he basically was a bought off stooge.

33:51 of the CIA. And it would be Shambi who basically would be, he would oversee, along with the CIA, the assassination of Lumumba. U.S. diplomats accused Lumumba of waging a genocide against the ethnic Katanga when it was actually the exact opposite. It was the CIA and

34:21 Shambi, who committed the atrocities using Otto Skorzeny and OAS agents to go in and massacre a bunch of people. They blamed that massacre on Lumumba. Same thing. Chaos and control, strategy of tension, all bullshit. And as it turns out, you know, Katanga is where all the resources are. It's where the gold, the diamonds,

34:50 the uranium was. And all this was, was NATO and Belgium and the U.S. not wanting to be cut out of the deal for the sale of uranium. And so they staged this whole secession. As soon as they opened fire, the U.S. was the first one to plant a flag going, oh my God, we recognize this new government of this non-existent country.

35:16 So the CIA poured money in on anyone that was anti-Lumumba. They favored Mubatu, who Lawrence Devlin, the CIA guy, was his advisor. And early in Mubatu's tenure as prime minister, Devlin coordinated all of the anti-riots by paying protesters.

35:46 in collaboration with many Belgium plantation owners. Devlin and his CIA colleagues also made payments to Mobato so that they could keep him on their side. Orders for Lumumba's assassination came directly from President Eisenhower. Devlin was put in contact with the CIA's Dr. Death, Sidney Gottlieb, who traveled to the Congo under the name Sidney Braun.

36:15 Gottlieb showed Devlin a special poison that he had concocted for Lumumba that would not show up in an autopsy. The CIA's plan for killing Lumumba was never implemented because Mubatu and Shambi's forces and the Belgians got to Lumumba first. Now, this part right here, I don't agree with. About, I'm going to say.

36:44 three of the five main sources that I have used to document this coup all try to make people believe that Mubatu, who is on the payroll of the CIA, and Shambi, who is on the payroll of the CIA, got to Lumumba before the quote-unquote CIA plan, which was to poison him.

37:15 If you believe that only the plan of him being poisoned was the only CIA plan, and then they tell you that Mubato and Shambi's forces got to him first, you are led to believe, as it was depicted in the church committee, that the locals who were unhappy with him because of some supposed insurrection, which had nothing to do with him, but it also was a CIA.

37:46 was kind of a locally generated thing. All three options were CIA plans. Not a single one of them wasn't a CIA plan. But this is their way of plausible deniability. They only account for the one with the poison and they document the guy coming over there where they can actually go, yes, that was our plan. It didn't work. Oh my God, he ended up dead anyway. No.

38:14 Plans two and three were your plans too. And you funded them. So I just want everybody to understand Lumumba wasn't getting out of the country alive. They had plan after plan after plan to kill him. And they don't ever just have one plan, which obviously is my concern for President Trump. They don't ever just have one plan. That's why you hear Strzok talking about an insurance policy. They never have just one plan. So.

38:47 In addition, the U.S. pressured U.N. troops to stop protecting him so that he could be kidnapped. Devlin further gave the green light for Lumumba's transfer into the arms of Shambi, whose forces murdered him. So again, the CIA controlled every aspect of his assassination. Afterwards, a CIA agent drove around Elizabethtown

39:16 with Lumumba's body in his trunk for days. The CIA, in turn, worked to ensure his supporters were politically marginalized, and the Johnson administration supported a large-scale covert military operation against them after they took arms against the Mobutu state when the CIA had installed their Stooge dictator. Now, something else that we've stumbled across since we had covered the Congo that I want to bring up here.

39:46 is of their complete disregard for everything in Africa. They believe blacks are inferior. They don't want to be in the same room with them. There is just this unbalanced hatred and disdain.

40:07 for blacks among this group of international syndicate people, regardless of how they use them in the political process. But I found it really starkly interesting that when we did the section on the World Wildlife Fund, there is not a single other African leader

40:32 that was ever allowed to be a member of the World Wildlife Fund except Mobatu. Mobatu was a full-fledged member of the 1001 Club. He was part of the WWF. And I found that particularly odd and interesting at the same time. So still not sure what to make of that.

41:01 But I did want to mention that because it is an anomaly of all of the past and present black leaders. He was the only one allowed in the white club of the WWF. And that doesn't mean there's not other blacks in there, but specifically they have this disdain for Africans.

41:25 um and view them as second-class citizens so i just want that to kind of float around in the back of your head um so also it goes um you can't tell the lumumba story without also mentioning in this article does that um there is the issue of the cia

41:55 front company called Air Congo that was used to transport Lumumba from Kase, where he was captured, to Leopoldville, and then Katanga, where he was eventually killed. And Air Congo was known to be a CIA front company.

42:21 Reid also, in his book, leaves out the existence of a CIA operation involving U.S. Air Force personnel flying French fighter jets in support of Shambi's forces as a counterweight against Lumumba. So they're saying that they had Air Force pilots that not only flew other operational missions in the Congo as part of NATO.

42:48 that they were actually climbing into and flying French fighter jets to disguise who they actually were in support of Shambi's forces when they took over Katanga to protect the uranium. And that's important when you look forward to the killing of Dag Hammarskjöld, the UN Secretary General.

43:20 Reid makes it seem like Lumumba was a failure as a leader when, in fact, he had insurmountable crises that were created by the CIA the entire time. And so, obviously, he's doing what everybody else does. And Reid also barely touches on Lumumba's pan-African ideals with connections to the Ganda leader.

43:53 a titan in the Pan-African movement who also was overthrown by a CIA coup in 1966. He also doesn't discuss Lumumba's attempt to control his economy and the resources that made him a target for regime change similar to the ones in Guatemala, Nicaragua, Venezuela.

44:20 Cuba, Iran, blah, blah, blah. So, let's see. Lumumba's, okay. And he also dismisses the suggestion that the UN Secretary General Dog Hammersot plane went down because it was sabotaged while he was on his way to try to help settle the Katanga.

44:57 and Congo problems. When discussing Ralph Bunch, B-U-N-C-H-E, who was a U.S. State Department envoy to the U.N. and former OSS operative, Reid acknowledges that he had a huge bias against Lumumba. Bunch was overheard.

45:30 not just once comparing Lumumba to Hitler, but also Bonch had contacted Shambi to try to arrange negotiations for the whole withdrawal of Katanga and Lumumba, that got exposed to Lumumba and he knew it. Reflective of an elitist...

46:02 contempt for left-wing guerrilla movements, Reid is far too disparaging of the pro-Lumumba rebels leading the so-called Simba revolt against Mubatu's government after the assassination. So basically he's saying that all of the pro-Lumumba who democratically elected Lumumba were pissed off that the CIA had installed Mubatu and that

46:29 Reed was kind of saying, you know, hey, they shouldn't have done that. Well, look, asshole, you shouldn't have been in there overthrowing their government either. So let's see. Reed claims to have interviewed Frank Carlucci, and Carlucci, he's got his whole, he's got lots of issues. I'll just say that. He was the deputy director of the CIA under Jimmy Carter, and he was also sec def under Ronald Reagan.

47:09 He was in the U.S. Embassy, and I didn't know this. He was in the U.S. Embassy in Congo at the time Lumumba was killed. So Frank Carlucci, who ends up being the SecDef and CIA director, was there with Devlin when the whole Lumumba killing was made, which means he was there when Gottlieb come over with the poison to kill Lumumba.

47:38 And it also says that the U.S. ambassador to Belgium from 1959 to 1961 had already called for Lumumba's assassination. And his name was William Burden, B-U-R-D-E-N, who headed...

48:10 a CIA front organization, and was director of American Metal Climax, C-L-I-M-A-X, a metal firm with heavy investments in Congo. So what the hell? Does everybody have investments in the Congo? It would seem to be the case. Let me just type in his name real quick.

48:42 Oh, here's another one. I love that when you look for these guys, if you don't put in the fact that he was the ambassador, you get, and I don't know that this is on purpose. I'm just going to tell you this is a funny. Either a sports figure or a music figure always have the same names as these evil people. I don't believe in coincidences, but.

49:11 And most of the time, it isn't even their real name. It's a name they picked. So I think it's intentional. Okay. So let's look at the ambassador here. He was appointed the ambassador by Eisenhower. And he, let's see. Oh, maternal grandparents. Vanderbilt. Cornelius Vanderbilt.

49:44 Are you kidding me? I didn't look this up ahead of time, guys. So after he graduated from Harvard, he was hired as an aviation resource analyst by Brown Brothers Harriman. No kidding. He was elected director of United Airlines. He's a board of trustees at Central Hanover Bank and Trust. During World War II, he was a special assistant to the research development for

50:14 to the Secretary of the Air Force. No, he wasn't. There wasn't even an Air Force before World War II or during World War II. The Air Force was created afterwards. He must mean the Army Air Corps. He joined Smith Barney and Company as an aviation consultant. He founded an investment company. They all have them. And then he's picked to be the ambassador.

50:43 to Belgium. He goes on to, oh, he's the elected board of the Museum of Modern Art after Nelson Rockefeller. He serves in the government. Dang, he's got a lot of interaction with the Rockefellers. A lot. Board of Trustees of Columbia. He's the Council of Foreign Relations. So, obviously,

51:16 this guy is definitely part of the international syndicate. Now, what I find most interesting about this is not that we haven't come to expect that. But when we get back to, I want this just to sink in because we've got to understand this. A sitting ambassador is also in charge of a CIA front company.

51:48 I have made the assertion as we have continued this research project that I don't believe there's very many ambassadors that are not CIA. I don't believe there's very many people in the State Department that's not CIA. Let's see.

52:16 In another book called Thy Will Be Done, The Conquest of the Amazon, Rockefeller and the Evangelism in the Age of Oil, the authors Gerald Colby and Charlotte Dennett emphasizes how when Lumumba stated in a meeting that Congo under his leadership was now a sovereign country and that Belgium did not produce uranium and would not have a monopoly anymore.

52:43 and that the U.S. would have to negotiate its own agreement, the Americans, all of whom presented powerful financial interests, looked at each other and exchanged meaningful smiles, meaning, of course, that he was going to be gone shortly. For all of the resources and research, Reed curiously does not reference Colby and Denton's important study in their book. Besides Templesman, Reed fails to discuss

53:13 Harold Hochschild, H-O-C-H-S-C-H-I-L-D, who is a senior executive in American Metal Climax. And that is the same organization that the Belgium ambassador was part of. Okay. They owned mines on the Congo-Zambian border.

53:42 and were financiers of the African American Institute, the CIA front organization for templesmen where he was chairman. So this is a very small club is what we're discovering here. Born in 1892 to a Jewish family in New York that owned the American Metal Company.

54:10 which was the precursor to American Metal Climax, which purchased interest in two of the world's largest copper mines in Africa and provided 10% of U.S. uranium production. Hochschild was a prominent Democratic Party contributor who helped finance Adlai Stevenson in 1956 presidential campaign. According to

54:41 Journalist Keith Harmon Snow Hochschild was also close to Alan Dulles and the law firm Sullivan and Cromwell did all of the legal work for the American Metal Climax Company. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. All right. So American Metal Company merged with Climax.

55:15 And that company, AMAX, was later incorporated into Phelps Dodge, which was itself acquired by Freeport. Freeport is the same freaking company that helped with the coup in Chile of the copper mine there. Both Tempelsman and Hochschild fashioned themselves as...

55:44 anti-colonial liberals supportive of African independence movements, but was shrewdly intent on manipulating the post-colonial developments in Africa so only they grew rich. So in other words, yeah, on the surface, just like Democrats do today, we're all about anti-colonialism, except for we're going to colonialize Africa so that it enriches us.

56:14 and not the Europeans. You see how that works? That's exactly what the Democrats and the neocon Republicans do today. Everybody in the international syndicate, they're not anti-anything. They're pro their power and them being rich. In the case of the Congo, templesmen opposed Katanga's secession, which in the U.S. was a cause for

56:49 the right, and was happy to see Belgium relinquish its power so an opening could develop for his mining interest. Templesman had very close ties with JFK, supporting him in the 1960 election and arranging a meeting between Kennedy and Harry Oppenheimer, the famous South African investor. He employed Kennedy's aide, Theodore Sorensen,

57:17 whom Mubatu hired to represent the Congo in a dispute with the Belgian mining companies. As a lawyer and Kennedy's defense secretary, Bactamira was a lobbyist. Holy crap. Templesman's influence on U.S. policy was levered in part through Adlai Stevenson, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. in 1961.

57:49 and the Democrat Party candidate in 52 and 56, who had been his lawyer. A friend of Harold Hochschild, who counted American metal climax among his clients, Stevenson, Adelaide Stevenson, helped Templeton to successfully lobby.

58:13 for the scheme by which the U.S. government purchased industrial diamonds from the Congo to be used in government strategic stockpiles with Templeton acting as the middleman. George H. Whitman also operated as a Templeton agent in the Congo around 59 and 60 onward and was also on the CIA's payroll working for Devlin.

58:44 So you have the CIA actually employing a guy working for Tempelson while they're cooing and killing the leader of the country with the diamonds that Tempelson's going to exploit. It doesn't get any richer. The Rockefellers were another major driver of U.S. foreign policy in the Congo. They were shareholders in 10...

59:18 Tangenica Concessions Limited, which owned copper and uranium mines in Katanga. They financed Templeton's Congo Ventures and owned stock in the Gutenheim Group in Formari, a Belgian mining operation in Kasay Province, directly north of Katanga.

59:47 Additionally, the Rockefellers acquired in full or in part a textile plant, an automobile dealership, a pineapple processor, a metal can producer, a mineral prospecting firm in the Congo. The Rockefeller-controlled oil company further owned service stations and gasoline storage terminals worth about $12 million.

1:00:13 The Rockefellers had direct influence over the Kennedy administration through Dean Rust, who was the Secretary of State, the former head of the Rockefeller Foundation, and Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, who was a close friend of John Rockefeller III, who was chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation and director of a major Wall Street investment bank, Dillon, Reed & Company, which floated a $15 million bond issue to

1:00:42 the Belgian colonial government. Dylan was also an investor in the Belgian's Lawrence Rockefeller's Congolese textile mill, and they also were importing automobiles into the Congo. As the number two official in the State Department, Dylan met directly with Lumumba when he visited the U.S. and told the church committee,

1:01:12 investigating CIA abuses that he found Lumumba psychotic and impossible to deal with. So, do you see how they set this narrative up, right? And keep in mind, when Lumumba came here, why he came here? He came here because he wanted to continue to sell the U.S., which he loved. He was going to model the Congo after the U.S. because he believed in freedom.

1:01:39 And he was going to honor the 100% of the uranium being sold to the U.S. He just wanted Belgium not to be getting their cut because he felt that belonged to the Congolese, which it did. And so you have this tight circle of people who all know each other. The number two guy in the State Department meets with Lumumba, says he's crazy, all while he's on the payroll of the Rockefeller.

1:02:07 who's going to stand to be enriched by getting rid of Lumumba. The Rockefellers were key financiers of a CIA front organization, which we've talked about in this article a couple of different times, Africa America Institute, that helped manipulate everything that went on in the Congo. So between the Rockefellers, Hochschilds, Tempelsman, and the African American Institute,

1:02:36 You can see that they basically had their crosshairs on the Congo. And they also all held seats at the CFR. And so there was no possible way that all of these people that stood to enrich themselves by hundreds of millions of dollars based on the resources and slave labor was going to ever allow the Congolese to be.

1:03:12 Now, tomorrow, I kind of want to spend a little bit of time on the surrounding areas of Congo, because I think what we're going to find in looking at them, which they made mention of a couple of times here of Ghana and Uganda, is I think we're going to find the same.

1:03:38 a situation where the CIA set up terrorist training camps around the borders of these different countries that they were going to attack. And they incite instability in those countries as well, which ended up, you know, generating hundreds of thousands of refugees and people dying and everything else. But they do it in order to be able to control the resources.

1:04:06 There was nothing that they were going to be left to chance in the Congo because it was a very, and still is, quite frankly, resource-rich environment. And so was Angola. And so all the CIA did was start setting up terrorist training camps all along the borders. And I think that's what we're going to find. But we're going to look at a couple of the other coups in the immediate area of the Congo tomorrow. Anyway, that kind of does the...

1:04:36 Lesson for today, but I just found this particular article over the weekend especially interesting because it highlighted, as so many others do not, the international syndicate level above the CIA operation. And I want to keep emphasizing that. The CIA doesn't do this just to do this. They are a paramilitary capability for an international syndicate that...

1:05:06 Demands this be done. And those are the people. That have to be held to account. So. Do we have. Bridget. Cousin it. Did you guys want to add anything. I did check on that step temple. Not related to Lumumba. But I did check on the step pyramid. And it is not part of UNESCO. But interestingly. The coal mines are. That is very interesting. Yeah.

1:05:46 You know, and of course that whole area is full of gold mines. So, you know, it's not like it was King Solomon's mines or anything, but hey. We do have some new people here. Oh, did they leave? Nope. African Journal? Journey? Yes. You requested a mic. Did you have any comments or questions?

1:06:10 I comment questions and compliments. Colonel, I just started following you a couple of months ago. There's nobody who really breaks this down in a digestible format, especially when it comes to connecting the dots between what has been going on in Africa from Patris Rumumba.

1:06:29 Mobutu Seseseko, Muammar Gaddafi, to now what's going on with the CIA and everything. And even now, right now, the crisis we are facing in Kenya is that the president has shaken hands with the right people and he is wanting to export cheap labor, unskilled labor, because in the past, people have moved from Kenya to other countries out of their own good. But right now, the president is forcing people.

1:06:58 to get passports and get out of the country because he is saying he has partnered and created 400,000 jobs abroad for the Kenyan.

1:07:08 And this just doesn't sit well with me. It tells me there's somebody who's still controlling the narrative. And when it comes to mining, there's a recent thing that we are trying to discover here that certain pockets of Kenya that have been deemed desert-y or dry, and so there's less motivation for populations to inhabit those areas, actually do have mineral resources.

1:07:34 People from other countries who are actually mining right in our country and taking those minerals out of our country and benefiting from them. And we don't even know it. And then lastly, it's the idea of stifling the population and not educating them, you know, not allowing them to learn how to read and write.

1:07:54 They don't even know their basic civil rights. They don't know anything about civil education, let alone try and understand how things happen in a geopolitical world. So I'm just grateful for you, Colonel, and your spaces. I'm grateful for you, Bridget and Kazin. I'm just happy to have been here on the stage. That's just all I wanted to say. I am just cheering every time I see what you have.

1:08:18 I share it with other people as well in Africa, just so they can start understanding that the problems they see in that country really are an extension of the secondary colonialism that's going on in Africa. So thank you so much. Let me ask you your opinion on something. What is your opinion on, and what you just said made perfect sense as far as, and I have read a couple of articles about, I didn't kind of get it the way you just said it, but the way you said it was perfect.

1:08:48 where he is claiming credit for creating jobs outside of his country by shipping the people out. And I love the way you said that, because that's kind of what was rolling around in the back of my head. I just didn't have it exactly positioned that way. So thank you for that. But I also want to ask your opinion, because that's obviously what he's doing with the expedition into Haiti, when you have a somewhat destabilized Kenya.

1:09:15 You try to stabilize a destabilized Haiti. It seems like a weird thing. What do you make of that?

1:09:23 I do not support it. I do not agree with it. And I know that there's a time there was a pushback. Even the Supreme Court had said this is not acceptable. But he came down with his iron fist and said, no, this is what we are going to do. Around the same time, if you look at the news headlines, you will see that there was a huge loan that was shifted from the IMF to Kenya. And then also a few weeks later, there was an announcement that said that Kenya is a really good country.

1:09:52 good ally of NATO. And then a few weeks later, we heard that, oh, we have these policemen. And guess what? They're going to Haiti, while our country, where we need these policemen, is burning to the ground. And our president is literally ignoring all our issues and trying to portray this image that he's got everything under control. So I don't support it. And I know there's several other Kenyans that don't support it. We usually host our spaces.

1:10:22 Usually it's in the morning because they're like nine hours ahead. Right now I'm here in the United States, but they're nine hours ahead. So we usually host those places in the morning. And there's a worldwide disgust at what the president is doing in terms of Haiti and in comparison with what's going on at home. And the 400,000 jobs abroad is just a huge joke. You know, you hear this stuff and you wonder.

1:10:52 I work my dandruff self at work, and if I make one mistake, I get fired. And how does this guy just talk like this and get away with it? You know, it tells you a lot about who's in control. Yeah, definitely he is a puppet. And it does sound like the IMF was a payoff for him to deploy those forces to Haiti. I'm just scared to death for the Haitian people on what they're doing.

1:11:20 what they have been directed to do. Because in the past, it has been bloody and evil when foreign forces under the guise of something that NATO and the UN allows to happen in the Haitian country. So yeah, I just wanted your opinion on that. Thank you very much. And thank you.

1:11:45 for acknowledging, because I do think it's very important that the people in here understand from people who...

1:11:53 have experiences in these areas to corroborate the information that we are sharing with people, that it is truthful, it has been verified. But having people who understand the boots on the ground part of this coming in here and sharing that with them is very, very important. So thank you for speaking up. I have come in a couple of those sessions, but they're generally held in a foreign language.

1:12:20 I'm one of those ignorant Americans that don't know a foreign language. I hear you. I hear you. But thank you. Thank you for being here. I appreciate it. Thanks for having me. Sure. I think Miles was in before me. Go ahead and go to Miles. Okay. Miles. Good afternoon, Colonel. Hi.

1:12:47 Hi, I'd like to give the audience like a little background or perspective why I'm interested in a certain subject. So back in around the year 2000, 2004, I worked for a roasting company. We roasted coffee and we were sourcing coffee from Rwanda. And we were actually trying to help them get the coffee out of the country.

1:13:11 And so we were sending over these like mountain bicycles that were extended so they could put the big bags of coffee on the back of the bicycle. There's no infrastructure there, obviously. So and it's landlocked. But I became interested in Rwanda and it got to the point when we were roasting the coffee, we had to go through the coffee beans to make sure there weren't any bullets or like bone fragments in the coffee.

1:13:40 That's how bad it was over there. Are you going to touch on what happened in Rwanda since it's close to the Congo? In the next couple of days, yes. Okay. Thanks, Colonel. I appreciate that because I think that has to be talked about. I do, too. I absolutely do, too. Go ahead, Fed Up. Uh-oh. Did we lose him? I don't know. Fed Up? I still see him. Fed Up, are you there? Hello? Up.

1:14:19 He went to the restroom. He's back. Can you hear me now? Yes, I can hear you. Ah, okay. Now you're in and out. Let me try and get to a better spot to where I'm at. Okay. Stellar, how are you? What is up, Colonel Towner? Bridget? Hey, Frog. How are you? Cousinette, how are y'all doing? Good. Sunshine and you. Break it down. Yep.

1:14:59 I love how you break it down because everything that's happened there, it's still going on, you know, and loved. I don't want to say her name wrong. Eferica loved her perspective, too. It was awesome. And what's going on in Venezuela. I mean, these people need to just stop and just let people live in peace because this is like so out of hand. They're everywhere and everything.

1:15:26 You know, these countries and people are not just a dollar sign and it just needs to stop. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm fuming right now. Yeah, that that's kind of you go through all of those emotions when you're doing this research. Absolutely.

1:15:43 But I did want, since everybody's here and we're waiting for FedUp to come back, I did want to make an announcement. We are not going to have a Thursday show. My daughter is going to be induced with my first grandbaby on Wednesday night. So we will not be here on Thursday. We probably won't be here on Friday either. Maybe. I'm not going to say that. No, we've already heard you squealing.

1:16:12 I do think Friday will be fine. I just definitely not Thursday. Obviously it depends on how the delivery goes, but yeah, they told her that she's like five days overdue and they already estimate the baby's close to 10 pounds. Go ahead and have that.

1:16:32 Oh, they did that to me and my babies were all small. They just like to scare people. And to be honest with you, now that they've got the date set, the baby's going to come whenever it will come sooner. Just because, you know, let me just tell you, I will tell you, Bill, big babies come in our family. My my daughter, I mean, she was a size two when she got pregnant. She weighed almost 10 pounds and I weighed like 120 pounds when I got pregnant with her. Damn. Yeah.

1:16:59 And my oldest daughter was 9'7". So big babies do run in our families. Not that they end up being big kids, but just for some reason, it's big babies. And so anyway, it'll be interesting. So you'll have to stay tuned. I'll make sure that I announce what it is because we do not know the sex of it yet either. So Wednesday will be full of, or Thursday, will be full of surprises.

1:17:28 It's safe to say no pronouns will be used after you make the announcement. Yeah. Okay, FedUp, go ahead. Can y'all pick me up better now? No, I was saying I love the fact y'all were talking about the Africa thing. I've been going in some of the...

1:17:53 I guess you'd say pan-African spaces. And a lot of those are done in English because since it's people from a bunch of the different African countries, they tend to run those in English. So they can communicate with each other. And I started going in those after Putin had a meeting in St. Petersburg with, I think it was, I want to say, 17 of the African leaders. And it was an economic.

1:18:21 meeting discussing about, you know, having people from those countries coming to Moscow to learn engineering, things like that, working on infrastructure, working with the Chinese on building infrastructure, which they've already been down there doing. And also talking to them because the Russian Orthodox Church is on fire in Africa right now. It is expanding like crazy in Africa.

1:18:47 including a bunch of the Greek Orthodox churches converted to Russian because of what Greece did related to the Ukraine. I won't even get into that whole mess. So it's very interesting what's going on in Africa. It seems like from going in those rooms, a lot of the leaders are figuring out exactly what you're talking about, the colonialism and the operations that were done on them.

1:19:14 just to basically turn them into mining, basically big mining operations. And frankly, like they've been saying, they're sick of all the resources being stripped. They want to industrialize and get rich like us, which is great. I think that's awesome. But it's not us. That's why you're seeing us and France and Britain in some cases getting kicked out of these countries and Russia and China and other people being welcomed in.

1:19:43 Regardless of the reason they're doing it, they're helping build infrastructure and they're helping train for an industrial future versus just going in and stripping the resources. And so I was so glad to hear you covering this and you're going to be covering further on it because I'm kind of glad to see Africa starting to awaken from basically being used as a mineral colony pretty much. Well, most of the Western slave and mineral colony.

1:20:12 And I have talked quite often about the fact that if you look at the timing of all of this, they went from colonialism to colonialism cloaked in a green.

1:20:33 We went through several days of covering the World Wildlife Fund, which basically went CIA operation by CIA operation in every African country where the CIA overthrew the government. There is a long process that they work on behalf of the International Syndicate in the Congo. They put Mubato in, and immediately the World Bank and the IMF shows up on their door.

1:21:03 America just said, they issue these loans where these countries have no way at all to ever pay them back. And then as soon as the World Bank and the IMF leave after issuing the loan, the next person that shows up on their doorstep is the World Wildlife Fund.

1:21:22 And the World Wildlife Fund says, hey, you know that loan that you got that you've like put in your foreign bank accounts offshore and that you gave the kickbacks to America and the CIA and all that other stuff for putting you in charge because you're now their puppet? Yeah, well, we know you can't pay that back. So what we're going to do is we want the Serengeti or we want this river or we want this to designate it as a UN, UNESCO, wildlife, green.

1:21:53 virgin forest, blah, blah, blah, garbage. And then when you do that, we're going to forgive the loan. And oh, by the way, once you do that and you created it as a national park, you're never allowed back in it. And all of the people, the indigenous people that live in it, it's going to have to be kicked out. And they can't come back in either.

1:22:13 Because what we're going to do, unbeknownst to you, is we're going to set up terrorist training camps there because now we control it. We're going to be all the park rangers and we'll shoot anybody on sight if you try to come back in. So we can do whatever the hell we want in there to include ecotourism and everything else. Even though they said that it was green, they cut down all the forest and do all the other shit and plant palm oil trees and all this other bullshit in it and destroy it. And they don't care.

1:22:41 It just makes them richer. And they sell their carbon credits because they got their little panda sticker because it's a WWF site and blah, blah, blah. There is an entire industry. So they have recolonialized all of Africa under the guise of this green climate change bullshit under the auspices of WWF and all the Sierra Club and all these other nonprofits. They have never once ever wanted...

1:23:11 colonial Africa, anything other than colonial Africa. And they will do whatever they can to keep it that way, no matter how many tricks that they have to play or organizations that they have to create in order to mask what they're actually doing. It's disgusting. And I'm going to continue exposing it until I'm dead.

1:23:40 Well, that actually happened here not too long ago, because if you recall, when Biden expanded around the Grand Canyon and called it World Heritage Site or some shenanigans like that, and it was actually where all the oil fields are. So he shut down all the oil there. Yeah. I mean, they're doing it everywhere. To me, it's just extra heinous.

1:24:11 in Africa because then they turn around and tell us how bad leaders they are because they can't manage their shit. That to me makes it extra heinous. Well, they can't manage their shit because you won't let them. Yeah, I completely agree with you. That is horrible. And, you know, Eric Prince being the final icing on the cake. I mean, how much more in your face? They've been doing this for how many decades to these countries?

1:24:41 And then Eric Prince essentially says the quiet part out loud, that none of them believe that these countries can be sovereign and independent and smart enough to run their own countries. And Eric Prince is one of the hired mercenaries that goes in and destabilizes the fucking countries. Isn't that disgusting?

1:25:05 That's what drove me nuts and sent me right over the edge. It's one thing for somebody just to be a racist and say that, oh, my God, look at the African countries not knowing a damn thing about them. Oh, they can never manage themselves. But for someone to be in the business of overthrowing governments for the CIA to sit in a podcast and say.

1:25:28 Oh, yeah, I'm the one that actually destabilizes them all and don't allow them to be the leader and then says, oh, yeah, look, they can't lead. Yeah, that was just over the top for me. Yeah, well, Felix Rodriguez did the same thing on Tucker Carlson. You know, he talked about how they went in and destabilized all these countries and assassinated all these leaders. And Tucker's just nodding like a bobblehead. It's like, dumbass, you are sitting across from an assassin. Yeah.

1:25:59 Anyway, Deb, go ahead. Hi, good afternoon. Pre-congratulations for Thursday. Thank you. My question, okay, from what I'm gathering, from what little I've been around, is that, okay, this has gone on forever in all these other countries, and they're basically trying to get us here, right? I mean, is that what I'm understanding?

1:26:26 Well, obviously, with what's going on today and COVID and all that crap. So what do we do? How do we stop these people? I mean, all the politicians, nobody's going to stop them because they're all, what, making money off of all this stuff from other countries and things? What do we do? What the fuck do we do? All right. So that is the...

1:26:55 To me, the good part is just like you can go to every one of these countries and know the people that are the biggest threat are the ones they attack the most. And of course, we have people like Lumumba, Allende in Chile and several other leaders that they've killed. You know that they were a threat and they were on to.

1:27:18 freeing their country. So we have to look here and understand that that is why they attack Trump nonstop. OK, they attack Trump because he stands against them. So what you do is you take your frustration and you go volunteer to go to every gun show in your local area and you register more people to vote. You tell them, hey, Colonel Towner has a podcast.

1:27:47 Here's the link to it. Listen to what she's saying. They are trying to destroy our country. You have to get out and vote. You expose them so they can't live under a rock. You go to every town hall. If your representatives at the federal level or your senators don't have town halls, you call them every day and bug the hell out of them to have one. When you have one, you find one country that you can learn enough about either through our podcast, book reviews, or whatever to say,

1:28:16 Here's what I know the CIA does. Why are you funding them? Here's what I know the FDA does in poisoning my children. Why are you funding them? Pick a particular topic that you can drill them on. Say, get you a three-minute index card and say that you know this happened, this happened, this happened, and you've looked at their votes and you want them to stop funding them because you're on to them.

1:28:44 And you tell everybody in that room, if you don't know this stuff, here's somebody that you can follow. Here's someplace that you can go to get the information. We have for too long sat at home, went to work, went to the ball, you know, to soccer practice and come back home and left the running of our country to other people. That time is gone. Everybody.

1:29:11 especially from now till November, needs to get up off their ass and go do something, whether it's a precinct chairperson, whether it's registering people to vote, whether it's going to school board meetings, county meetings, whatever. Get out and talk to people. I don't know, FedEx, Miles, whichever one of you are next. I just want to jump in real quick as long as we're talking about elections. So for those of you in Florida.

1:29:42 who are not aware, we do have a primary election coming up August 20th. So if you have a particular bitch about who's in Florida representing you August 20th, look into the candidates. I just got a sample ballot today, as a matter of fact. Look into the candidates. Like the colonel said, grill them.

1:30:08 What are their policies? How do they stand on things? And remember, your local elections are more so important because these are your sheriffs. These are your judicial system. These are the people that you are in direct contact with every day. So change happens when you clean up your own backyard, too. But August 20th, it's not just November 3rd people or November 5th. Pardon me.

1:30:38 Also, if you guys wouldn't mind, when you get done, either go down in the purple pill and share this spaces out. Or when we get done, share it in a quote post. And that's how we get people like Africa in here. Afro-America, however you say your name. That's how we get people.

1:31:06 in here and we get the word out. So if you guys could do that for us, I'd really appreciate it. We also are on a campaign right now where if you see anything in my feed or in Cousin It's feed or Bridget's feed who works with me on all of this, please quote post it with hashtag Operation Gladio with no space because that's how we...

1:31:30 Everything that I post has that in it. So if anybody was to ever to search on that, they're going to find all of our material. And once you start reading our material, it's pretty addictive in finding out what the rest of your government's been doing. So it kind of stands on its own. I just need more people to get eyes on it. And we have, and we have, and right, if you go to Colonel Towners.

1:32:00 The very first thing right at the top is 10, and that is all of these recorded spaces, all grouped together and all of our threads. So if there's ever anything you miss or you want to go back and re-listen to something, they're all right there. They're all right there. Thank you. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, the vibe's a little different in here today. For fuck's sakes, I thought this was a family show.

1:32:32 Except for when you get me pissed off. I'm sorry that all bets are off at that point. Bet up, go. She has a real potty mouth. I'm going to tell you right now, she's almost worse than my Irish ass. So in my defense, I grew up with a truck driver as a dad and I went into aircraft maintenance for eight years and I was the only female. So these guys were all Vietnam vets. I came in in 1979. I developed accordingly. It is what it is.

1:33:02 Fed up? I can tell that my wife was an only child of a Cajun mechanic that she spent every Saturday with. So, yeah, she can have a mouth on her. It's like you said, would you get her pissed off? But, no, the thing is with this, one...

1:33:27 to add to something you were saying about sharing the space out, the other great thing for any of y'all when you share the space out, that also links the space to your timeline and the entire bubble chat. So any of the good information people are putting in that bubble chat are now on your timeline for all your people to see and they can share out and we'll respond to. I've gotten responses off of that. That's awesome. Thank you. But, you know,

1:33:56 The thing is, you're right about picking an issue and going after these folks because most of these people in politics are, as we know, politicians. Most of them are hypocrites. And they pick an issue that they think people on their side are going to back them on. But when you really dig into it, they don't really believe it, like you were saying about the FDA.

1:34:21 You know, they'll they'll sit here and talk about medical freedom. They'll sit here and talk about, you know, all kinds of different things. But then you're finding out that they're getting lobbying from all these different big pharma companies and all these different things. And one and I'll end on this that I've challenged a couple on and it makes their head explode. You know, they've run around the ones on the conservative side. I emphasize the con.

1:34:47 have run around harping about medical freedom because of the jab, right? Oh, we're for medical freedom. We're going to support it. And then you ask them if they're for medical marijuana and they'll give all these reasons they're not for it. I'm like, well, wait a minute. You just told me things are supposed to be between me and my doctor. How do I trust you to say that you're going to protect me from jab mandates and all these other things related to this and it's going to be between me and my doctor when you're on this other issue based on your personal opinion?

1:35:16 Say that shouldn't be between me and my doctor. You're a hypocrite. And their head freaking explodes. Right. Because they don't know how to answer it. Exactly. Stellar, go ahead. I was just going to say the same thing that Cousin and Bridget were saying as far as like our local elections. We need, we have to make sure that our back door, our backyard is clean.

1:35:39 We have to make sure that we have America first. We have people that are representing the people. If you want a constitutional republic, which I do, I try to do that. Get to know people within your area. If you have a Trump hat, wear a Trump hat. You'll be surprised at the people that will come up and talk to you. Talk to them about Gladio.

1:35:58 You know, they see what's happening. People are very aware of it. And when you do the hashtag Operation Gladio, it actually does pop up now. So great job. And yeah, that's the only way we're going to do it is if we take control and we get people in that represent us the way that we want to be represented, because the states is where all the power is held. Yes, we need Donald Trump in there. But even like our senators and legislators and all of them, they're from our home state. So we want to get people that represent.

1:36:27 the people, the power is within our states. That's all I was going to say. Thanks. Yeah. And I have to thank all of you. We could not, between Bridget, Cousin It and I, get that hashtag to populate. And after Alpha last Wednesday gave the challenge out, all of you guys responded. And it is now on.

1:36:56 It's pre-populating now. So that was all y'all. And I really appreciate it because it now stands out as something that people can go look at. So good job, everybody. Jeff, go ahead. You remind me of Fon Times, those effing engineers. How in the hell could they put this part up in this wing like that, that dumbass? Boy, I tell you, man, these dumbass MFers over here.

1:37:29 God, reminds me of my most favorite aircraft moment where I told an inspector to get the F off of my, I said, get off of my plane, get the F off of my plane. We went, boy, man, I remember those times. Those were good times, good and bad. But I think that all of this is coming to a head right now with President Trump. I truly believe that.

1:37:59 I forgot what I was going to say, but it's all heading to the point right now, Colonel. That's a fact. Oh, and I liked that dress that you, was that the American flag dress you were wearing? That was a sharp dress. Wow. That was very, very sharp. I wore that to the Moms for Liberty banquet last July up in Philadelphia. Came to speak to us.

1:38:29 And it was a lot of fun. You know, and you brought up, you've been bringing up Africa and the whole corrupt, crooked operations that go on there. And can you imagine, you know, Apple, you know, and slave labor and cobalt mines for all the big boys and Apple, Tim Cook, and even the electric people, electric car people as well.

1:38:55 All of that slave labor and crooked behavior that's going on as we speak today. Slaves being sold to go to the mines and rich people getting rich at the poor people's expense. And it pisses me off too, Colonel. I'll roger that. Okay. Deb, did you come up? Are you just still, did I get everybody's questions answered? Okay. All right. So we're done.

1:39:29 Thank you all for being here. I really appreciate it. And we will be back tomorrow, not Thursday, and maybe Friday. She's already cackling. You guys will be in the pond later, right? Yes. Continuing, yay. At 8 o'clock. At 8 o'clock. Oh, that's right, yes. Everybody, Froggy, where are you? Raise your hand. Right here. Okay.

1:40:01 Yeah, tell us about everybody that's not familiar with Froggy. He has a Monday night Spaces at 8 p.m. Eastern time. And, you know, everybody should just jump in over there. It's a lot of fun. And follow Froggy because he has some really bright people that are on his Spaces, guys. No joke. Yeah, it's going to be fun tonight. We've got some Gladio stuff we can talk about. We can talk about what happened in Venezuela.

1:40:29 which is obviously a Gladio event, which Colonel couldn't touch base on, and all kinds of madness and mayhem going on. I think this is the fun part. Everybody's so outraged and have their, you know, up in arms, but in actuality, you all get out and you vote and you do what you're supposed to do and you be active. We can overwhelm these people. I mean, they're running, you know, the casting couch VP as a president because they don't have an option.

1:40:59 That doesn't make you laugh. Just watch her speak. She actually wants to debate Donald Trump. That should be entertaining, to say the least. Oh, my God. She gets frazzled talking to media by herself. Honestly, I think half the time it's green screen, personally. Yeah, I honestly don't think that she's going to make it. I don't either. Yeah, she's got no people behind her at all.

1:41:27 I was going to say she has no cojones, but that's kind of a given, huh? Well, yeah. No, I agree with you guys. She's already done, Trump. That's a good observation. Absolutely, Colonel. She's done. Yeah, this is actually Cousin Ed. This isn't the Colonel. She's already... She's ready to check out. She's like, I'm out of here, people. Yeah.

1:41:57 I had to say goodbye to my husband. He's going to a car show. Oh, nice. Car shows are great. Yeah. Yeah. Beautiful car. Did you see? Okay. So did you, I don't know if it's some sort of a meme, but Libs of TikTok posted something about a coconut and what was it on the New Yorker? And she's riding a coconut. Was there a lime involved? I don't know. But you know, the funny thing is.

1:42:26 is that it's absolutely like a Monty Python joke from the Holy Grail. Like, what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow? And it's hysterical that they have this coconut meme. And then I actually looked up for a coconut meme, and I found a T-shirt that said, Orange versus Coconut 2024.

1:42:54 I don't know where these people are coming up with shit, but it's just totally brilliant. And I mean, it's an old meme, so somebody came up with it far before the New York Post. But there's some really brilliant stuff out there, people. Take advantage of it while you have a chance, because I don't know if we'll have an opportunity again. So anyway. All right. African, thank you so much for coming in. I hope you're still with us. I don't see her. Bugger. I see her.

1:43:23 Oh, is she still in here? Okay. Thank you so much for coming in. It was really a joy to hear from you. And I hope you do come in again. All right. All right. We're done for today. Thanks, everybody, for being here. Appreciate it. Thank you, Colonel. You're awesome. Thank you, Frog. Thank you, Colonel.

Entities here

Congo36 Maurice Tempelsman25 CIA25 United States25 Belgium25 Patrice Lumumba25 Mobutu Sese Seko17 Lumumba assassination14 Stephen Temple12 Operation Gladio11 Moise Tshombe11 Lawrence Devlin10 Stuart A. Reid9 Rockefeller8 World Wildlife Fund7 Harold Hochschild7 Kenya7 William J. Burns6 Dwight D. Eisenhower6 NATO6 Rwanda5 The Lumumba Plot5 American Metal Company5 Haiti4 African American Institute4 Angola4 CFR4 Donald Trump3 Uganda3 Adlai Stevenson II3 Soviet Union3 U.S. State Department3 Venezuela3 Allen Dulles3 China3 Sidney Gottlieb3 Cuba3 Otto Skorzeny2 Chile2 William J. Polk2

Claims made here

William J. Polk trafficked Cuba host_asserted ▶ 4:58

“the Cuban exiles and Central America and stuff like that, we ran across William Polly. William Polly to me was fascinating, number one, because no one in the world had ever heard of him. And he played…”

William J. Polk supplied_arms_to China host_asserted ▶ 4:58

Mitch Werbell trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 6:25

“also facilitated and trained paramilitary people. And I thought that was a little too convenient to be right outside the gate at Fort Benning. And only to find out if you go through his entire life, h…”

Maurice Tempelsman headed Lazari Kaplan International host_asserted ▶ 7:21

“S-M-A-N. So, Templesman is a billionaire Democratic Party power broker and donor in the 1990s. He was chairman of the board of a company called Lazari Kaplan International Inc. We're going to use the …”

Maurice Tempelsman funded UNITA host_asserted ▶ 12:12

“into further stealing their resources. Templesman also developed a plan for Angola, and we've already talked at nauseam about Angola, that would bring the right-wing party, UNITA, which are the crimin…”

Maurice Tempelsman headed African American Institute host_asserted ▶ 13:07

“implementing our interference with the CIA in Angola to make him richer. Tempelsman's deep intelligence ties were reflected in his serving as the chairman of the African American Institute, which serv…”

Maurice Tempelsman headed National Democratic Institute host_asserted ▶ 13:07

African American Institute front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 13:07

National Democratic Institute front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 13:37

“of the National Endowment for Democracy, which finances pro-U.S. leaders around the world while they finance Operation Gladio. I can save you a lot of words there. So basically what this is saying, al…”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 13:37

NATO funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 14:06

“which were used to write papers that's going to say that Congress needs to do what's going to make him rich. So this is a self-licking ice cream cone. They set up these institutions. The institutions …”

Maurice Tempelsman attempted_coup_against Ghana host_asserted ▶ 14:36

“And then all of these international syndicates go in there and exploit all of that crap when they're the ones that funded the initial point paper for Congress to use as their bullshit excuse for doing…”

George Ball spied_on Maurice Tempelsman host_asserted ▶ 15:04

“where he had invested in diamond mines. And see, that didn't come out when we were talking about Ghana. I didn't even know this part. That's why this fascinated me when I found this article. You know …”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 15:56

“They loved Eisenhower because Eisenhower set up Operation Gladio and interfered and signed the findings to assassinate Lumumba, which obviously made this guy rich because he has mining interest in the…”

Maurice Tempelsman recruited Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 15:56

Maurice Tempelsman financed_via De Beers host_asserted ▶ 16:26

“with Joseph Mubatu. And Mubatu is the guy that was installed after they got rid of Lumumba. He also gave De Beers, another international syndicate member, which Templeton worked closely with, access t…”

Mobutu Sese Seko installed Maurice Tempelsman host_asserted ▶ 16:58

“paying Mubatu, the installed CIA dictator, to steal all of the diamonds out of the Congo. Mubatu helped Templesman to become a millionaire many times over. As the two shared ownership interest in Zair…”

Maurice Tempelsman secretly_owned Britmond host_asserted ▶ 17:27

“two main dining mines concerns. The two of them were called MIBA, MIBA, and BRITMON, B-R-I-T-M-O-N-D. Mubatu helped Temple's men gain ownership stakes in the Tenke, T-E-N-K-E, mining company, a major …”

Maurice Tempelsman secretly_owned MIBA host_asserted ▶ 17:27

Maurice Tempelsman secretly_owned Tenke Mining Company host_asserted ▶ 17:27

Maurice Tempelsman recruited Lawrence Devlin host_asserted ▶ 18:29

“according to a political scientist by the name of David Gibbs. This close relationship was evident when he hired Larry Devlin, the CIA station chief in the Congo during the assassination, to work for …”

Otto Skorzeny carried_out_attack Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 18:58

“highlight this because i want you to listen to this the guy that this guy so this guy picked the cia agent and the ambassador that they want in the congo during the assassination of lumumba after his …”

Lawrence Devlin carried_out_attack Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 19:59

“is you get to go work for the guy who basically hand-selected you to do the assassination. And no one in Congress ever talks about any of this. This is the most appalling bullshit stuff that I have ev…”

Maurice Tempelsman ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 21:26

“that Templesman was key to engineering the coup against Lumumba after he pledged to return Congo's diamond wealth to the Congolese people. So that would have put him in the sights of Templesman for th…”

Leopold II overthrew Congo host_asserted ▶ 26:22

“and stored it in a box and left it for his daughter. That recently got returned to the family. After Belgian King Leopold established personal sovereignty over Congo in the 1880s, Congolese villagers …”

CIA recruited Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 28:21

“was evident as early as 1956 when he was first put on the payroll of the Belgian intelligence as an informant against his fellow, I mean, actually it was his boss at the time, Lumumba. And that was do…”

Mobutu Sese Seko spied_on Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 28:21

Lawrence Devlin spied_on Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 28:53

“Larry Devlin, the guy that ends up down in the Congo as the CIA station chief. So basically, this Devlin guy is the CIA handler for Mobatu when he worked at the station in Belgium. And then he gets fo…”

Allen Dulles spied_on Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 29:57

“And then you have the CIA director, Alan Dulles, who called Lumumba irresponsible embezzler, susceptible to bribery and communist influence. And that began the smear campaign against Lumumba, which wo…”

CIA carried_out_attack Congo host_asserted ▶ 33:22

“And he basically said, F you, it's my military. Get the hell out of here. Then once that happened, you had the mutiny arranged by the CIA in Katanga. And that was backed by the guy named Mosey Shambi.…”

Moise Tshombe carried_out_attack Congo host_asserted ▶ 33:51

“of the CIA. And it would be Shambi who basically would be, he would oversee, along with the CIA, the assassination of Lumumba. U.S. diplomats accused Lumumba of waging a genocide against the ethnic Ka…”

Otto Skorzeny carried_out_attack Congo host_asserted ▶ 34:21

“Shambi, who committed the atrocities using Otto Skorzeny and OAS agents to go in and massacre a bunch of people. They blamed that massacre on Lumumba. Same thing. Chaos and control, strategy of tensio…”

CIA framed Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 34:21

CIA funded Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 35:16

“So the CIA poured money in on anyone that was anti-Lumumba. They favored Mubatu, who Lawrence Devlin, the CIA guy, was his advisor. And early in Mubatu's tenure as prime minister, Devlin coordinated a…”

CIA funded Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 35:46

“in collaboration with many Belgium plantation owners. Devlin and his CIA colleagues also made payments to Mobato so that they could keep him on their side. Orders for Lumumba's assassination came dire…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 35:46

Lawrence Devlin recruited Sidney Gottlieb host_asserted ▶ 35:46

Sidney Gottlieb attempted_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 36:15

“Gottlieb showed Devlin a special poison that he had concocted for Lumumba that would not show up in an autopsy. The CIA's plan for killing Lumumba was never implemented because Mubatu and Shambi's for…”

Moise Tshombe assassinated Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 36:15

Mobutu Sese Seko assassinated Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 36:15

CIA funded Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 36:44

“three of the five main sources that I have used to document this coup all try to make people believe that Mubatu, who is on the payroll of the CIA, and Shambi, who is on the payroll of the CIA, got to…”

CIA funded Moise Tshombe host_asserted ▶ 36:44

CIA covered_up Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 38:47

“In addition, the U.S. pressured U.N. troops to stop protecting him so that he could be kidnapped. Devlin further gave the green light for Lumumba's transfer into the arms of Shambi, whose forces murde…”

Lawrence Devlin ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 38:47

CIA installed Mobutu Sese Seko host_asserted ▶ 39:16

“with Lumumba's body in his trunk for days. The CIA, in turn, worked to ensure his supporters were politically marginalized, and the Johnson administration supported a large-scale covert military opera…”

Mobutu Sese Seko member_of World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 40:32

“that was ever allowed to be a member of the World Wildlife Fund except Mobatu. Mobatu was a full-fledged member of the 1001 Club. He was part of the WWF. And I found that particularly odd and interest…”

Air Congo front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 41:55

“front company called Air Congo that was used to transport Lumumba from Kase, where he was captured, to Leopoldville, and then Katanga, where he was eventually killed. And Air Congo was known to be a C…”

United States supplied_arms_to Moise Tshombe book_quoted ▶ 42:21

“Reid also, in his book, leaves out the existence of a CIA operation involving U.S. Air Force personnel flying French fighter jets in support of Shambi's forces as a counterweight against Lumumba. So t…”

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 43:53

“a titan in the Pan-African movement who also was overthrown by a CIA coup in 1966. He also doesn't discuss Lumumba's attempt to control his economy and the resources that made him a target for regime …”

Ralph Bunche spied_on Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 45:30

“not just once comparing Lumumba to Hitler, but also Bonch had contacted Shambi to try to arrange negotiations for the whole withdrawal of Katanga and Lumumba, that got exposed to Lumumba and he knew i…”

Frank Carlucci member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 46:29

“Reed was kind of saying, you know, hey, they shouldn't have done that. Well, look, asshole, you shouldn't have been in there overthrowing their government either. So let's see. Reed claims to have int…”

William J. Burns ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 47:38

“And it also says that the U.S. ambassador to Belgium from 1959 to 1961 had already called for Lumumba's assassination. And his name was William Burden, B-U-R-D-E-N, who headed...…”

American Metal Company front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 48:10

“a CIA front organization, and was director of American Metal Climax, C-L-I-M-A-X, a metal firm with heavy investments in Congo. So what the hell? Does everybody have investments in the Congo? It would…”

William J. Burns headed American Metal Company host_asserted ▶ 48:10

William J. Burns member_of United Airlines host_asserted ▶ 49:44

“Are you kidding me? I didn't look this up ahead of time, guys. So after he graduated from Harvard, he was hired as an aviation resource analyst by Brown Brothers Harriman. No kidding. He was elected d…”

William J. Burns member_of Brown Brothers Harriman host_asserted ▶ 49:44

William J. Burns member_of Central Hanover Bank and Trust host_asserted ▶ 49:44

William J. Burns member_of Smith Barney and Company host_asserted ▶ 50:14

“to the Secretary of the Air Force. No, he wasn't. There wasn't even an Air Force before World War II or during World War II. The Air Force was created afterwards. He must mean the Army Air Corps. He j…”

William J. Burns member_of Columbia University host_asserted ▶ 50:43

“to Belgium. He goes on to, oh, he's the elected board of the Museum of Modern Art after Nelson Rockefeller. He serves in the government. Dang, he's got a lot of interaction with the Rockefellers. A lo…”

William J. Burns member_of Museum of Modern Art host_asserted ▶ 50:43

William J. Burns member_of CFR host_asserted ▶ 50:43

Harold Hochschild member_of American Metal Company host_asserted ▶ 53:13

“Harold Hochschild, H-O-C-H-S-C-H-I-L-D, who is a senior executive in American Metal Climax. And that is the same organization that the Belgium ambassador was part of. Okay. They owned mines on the Con…”

African American Institute front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 53:42

“and were financiers of the African American Institute, the CIA front organization for templesmen where he was chairman. So this is a very small club is what we're discovering here. Born in 1892 to a J…”

Stephen Temple funded African American Institute host_asserted ▶ 53:42

Harold Hochschild funded Adlai Stevenson II host_asserted ▶ 54:10

“which was the precursor to American Metal Climax, which purchased interest in two of the world's largest copper mines in Africa and provided 10% of U.S. uranium production. Hochschild was a prominent …”

Sullivan & Cromwell funded American Metal Company host_asserted ▶ 54:41

“Journalist Keith Harmon Snow Hochschild was also close to Alan Dulles and the law firm Sullivan and Cromwell did all of the legal work for the American Metal Climax Company. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. …”

Phelps Dodge Corporation succeeded American Metal Company host_asserted ▶ 55:15

“And that company, AMAX, was later incorporated into Phelps Dodge, which was itself acquired by Freeport. Freeport is the same freaking company that helped with the coup in Chile of the copper mine the…”

Freeport-McMoRan succeeded Phelps Dodge Corporation host_asserted ▶ 55:15

Stephen Temple funded John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 56:49

“the right, and was happy to see Belgium relinquish its power so an opening could develop for his mining interest. Templesman had very close ties with JFK, supporting him in the 1960 election and arran…”

Stephen Temple recruited Theodore Sorensen host_asserted ▶ 56:49

Mobutu Sese Seko recruited Theodore Sorensen host_asserted ▶ 57:17

“whom Mubatu hired to represent the Congo in a dispute with the Belgian mining companies. As a lawyer and Kennedy's defense secretary, Bactamira was a lobbyist. Holy crap. Templesman's influence on U.S…”

Adlai Stevenson II funded Stephen Temple host_asserted ▶ 57:49

“and the Democrat Party candidate in 52 and 56, who had been his lawyer. A friend of Harold Hochschild, who counted American metal climax among his clients, Stevenson, Adelaide Stevenson, helped Temple…”

George Whitman member_of Stephen Temple host_asserted ▶ 58:13

“for the scheme by which the U.S. government purchased industrial diamonds from the Congo to be used in government strategic stockpiles with Templeton acting as the middleman. George H. Whitman also op…”

George Whitman member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 58:13

Rockefeller funded Katanga Concession Limited host_asserted ▶ 58:44

“So you have the CIA actually employing a guy working for Tempelson while they're cooing and killing the leader of the country with the diamonds that Tempelson's going to exploit. It doesn't get any ri…”

Rockefeller funded Gutenheim Group host_asserted ▶ 59:18

“Tangenica Concessions Limited, which owned copper and uranium mines in Katanga. They financed Templeton's Congo Ventures and owned stock in the Gutenheim Group in Formari, a Belgian mining operation i…”

Rockefeller funded Stephen Temple host_asserted ▶ 59:18

C.D. Jackson funded Belgium host_asserted ▶ 1:00:13

“The Rockefellers had direct influence over the Kennedy administration through Dean Rust, who was the Secretary of State, the former head of the Rockefeller Foundation, and Treasury Secretary Douglas D…”

C.D. Jackson member_of Dillon, Read & Co. host_asserted ▶ 1:00:13

Dean Rusk member_of Rockefeller Foundation host_asserted ▶ 1:00:13

C.D. Jackson funded Laurance Rockefeller host_asserted ▶ 1:00:42

“the Belgian colonial government. Dylan was also an investor in the Belgian's Lawrence Rockefeller's Congolese textile mill, and they also were importing automobiles into the Congo. As the number two o…”

Rockefeller funded African American Institute host_asserted ▶ 1:02:07

“who's going to stand to be enriched by getting rid of Lumumba. The Rockefellers were key financiers of a CIA front organization, which we've talked about in this article a couple of different times, A…”

NATO carried_out_attack Haiti caller_asserted ▶ 1:11:20

“what they have been directed to do. Because in the past, it has been bloody and evil when foreign forces under the guise of something that NATO and the UN allows to happen in the Haitian country. So y…”

Vladimir Putin funded Soviet Union caller_asserted ▶ 1:17:53

“I guess you'd say pan-African spaces. And a lot of those are done in English because since it's people from a bunch of the different African countries, they tend to run those in English. So they can c…”

Russian Orthodox Church front_for Soviet Union caller_asserted ▶ 1:18:21

“meeting discussing about, you know, having people from those countries coming to Moscow to learn engineering, things like that, working on infrastructure, working with the Chinese on building infrastr…”

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:18:21

China supplied_arms_to Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:18:21

Greek Orthodox Church front_for Russian Orthodox Church caller_asserted ▶ 1:18:47

“including a bunch of the Greek Orthodox churches converted to Russian because of what Greece did related to the Ukraine. I won't even get into that whole mess. So it's very interesting what's going on…”

France removed_from_power Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:19:14

“just to basically turn them into mining, basically big mining operations. And frankly, like they've been saying, they're sick of all the resources being stripped. They want to industrialize and get ri…”

United Kingdom removed_from_power Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:19:14

United States removed_from_power Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:19:14

Soviet Union installed Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:19:14

China installed Congo caller_asserted ▶ 1:19:14

Bank for International Settlements financed_via Congo host_asserted ▶ 1:20:33

“We went through several days of covering the World Wildlife Fund, which basically went CIA operation by CIA operation in every African country where the CIA overthrew the government. There is a long p…”

World Wildlife Fund covered_up Congo host_asserted ▶ 1:21:53

“virgin forest, blah, blah, blah, garbage. And then when you do that, we're going to forgive the loan. And oh, by the way, once you do that and you created it as a national park, you're never allowed b…”

Joe Biden covered_up Grand Canyon host_asserted ▶ 1:23:40

“Well, that actually happened here not too long ago, because if you recall, when Biden expanded around the Grand Canyon and called it World Heritage Site or some shenanigans like that, and it was actua…”

Erik Prince targeted_for_regime_change Congo host_asserted ▶ 1:24:41

“And then Eric Prince essentially says the quiet part out loud, that none of them believe that these countries can be sovereign and independent and smart enough to run their own countries. And Eric Pri…”

Felix Rodriguez assassinated Salvador Allende host_asserted ▶ 1:25:28

“Oh, yeah, I'm the one that actually destabilizes them all and don't allow them to be the leader and then says, oh, yeah, look, they can't lead. Yeah, that was just over the top for me. Yeah, well, Fel…”

Felix Rodriguez assassinated Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 1:25:28

Apple trafficked Congo host_asserted ▶ 1:38:29

“And it was a lot of fun. You know, and you brought up, you've been bringing up Africa and the whole corrupt, crooked operations that go on there. And can you imagine, you know, Apple, you know, and sl…”