Operation Gladio - Vietnam Finale (9)

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0:00 okay if everybody can share the space um i set up the rumble channel again so that should be going over there and we're gonna get started um bye um okay so today we are going to um kind of give a summary

0:39 and then go through and I thought the best way to finish this segment, since I've made the comments repeatedly throughout this entire thing about how the Phoenix program applies today is kind of run through the overview and basically do that. Try to show you where the comparisons are.

1:14 So, first, just a little bit of a review or overview. Bridget, is Cousin Nick going to be here? Should we bring Stellar in as co-host? I know she is off work today, but I also know she has laryngitis. Okay, I'll bring Stellar in. Okay. Okay. She's been yelling at the peanut people too much. Right?

1:46 That's hilarious. Poor thing. I told her she sounds cute, but she didn't think so. All right. So just one of the similarities that I find between the Phoenix program and the United States as it currently sits, we've mentioned it a couple of times, is the Department of Homeland Security and their fusion centers.

2:21 It looks a lot like that. Also, the fact that we have all of the intelligence agencies with their central data pools and how they are basically pulling all of the information from us and populating these.

2:45 data pools, whether it's 23andMe or our social media or whatever, that is exactly what they did with these survey teams. And I think it's plausible to even say that most of the social media that has been developed is a modern day version of the Phoenix program surveys, that they went to the village, got everybody out.

3:15 Basically did a fingerprint of them because, of course, we know all of our fingerprints were taken by these little stupid kids they give in elementary school. So over the course of time, in a very slow drip kind of way, they have put all of us in a Phoenix program database.

3:40 Also, one of the major elements of the Phoenix program was the torture and assassination program. And, of course, we know that they said that they were doing it to copy the Viet Cong. And when we find out by looking at the details, as we've covered, the copying the Viet Cong BS line.

4:07 was actually these guys dressed up as Viet Cong, so they're basically copying themselves. And their crazy use of terminology, where they say that they were focusing on attacking the Viet Cong infrastructure, but yet when you read about...

4:35 what they're describing as Viet Cong infrastructure, it ends up being they're describing people as the infrastructure because they had basically just decimated all of the villages at least a couple of times. So there's no real infrastructure that you and I would think would be infrastructure. And those terms are used specifically to mislead the domestic population.

5:11 In, let's see, Americans, South Vietnamese allies were, as we have seen in all of Operation Gladio, they were the corrupt class of elitist that in many cases were either aided or created in order to be the liaison overlord dictators.

5:41 down to the regional level in many of these places. And we saw that exact same thing happen in all of South America, in Africa, in all of those places that we've talked about. Okay. And for the Vietnamese, all they wanted out of it was to reunite their country and basically

6:13 institute a land reform agenda that would give them back their land from the French that had confiscated it. So since they had popular support for the National Liberation Front and had hoped the local people to win the war peacefully, however, America

6:42 When they installed Dem as the dictator, as we talked about at the beginning, he basically, they spent the better part of the first couple of years there crushing all opposition of nationalist influence in the South so that they could promote Dem as the quote unquote elected president.

7:10 And in the end, they never had the election that they had promised the world that they were going to have. And this quote unquote national liberation front never came to be from an entire national standpoint. And the crushing of the Buddhist agenda and their fellow nationalists.

7:40 And circumventing all of that by importing the million people from the North that forced migration program where they use psychological operations to scare the hell out of Catholics in the North with voodoo weirdo things, basically interfering with the slated election and then ended up calling it off because they knew the numbers would be so overwhelming.

8:08 That DIM would never be able to be installed. So they begin training people for more of a guerrilla warfare kind of resolution as opposed to quote unquote installing a democracy. They create armed propaganda teams and they basically go into villages and

8:37 execute local officials many times dressed as Viet Cong so they could blame them for it. I'm trying to just pick through my notes here. Interestingly enough, the Phoenix program had its roots back in the University of Michigan State in their criminal justice. So it was really given birth.

9:16 to end the United States. And we talked about how the CIA had infiltrated posing as professors to come over under the auspices of a university and carry out much of the quote-unquote police training that was done to facilitate it.

9:40 We talked about Ralph Johnson creating the Mountain Scouts, which were the armed propaganda team, using in many cases criminals let out of prisons, which again is another kind of thing that we're seeing now with the use of prisons all over the world being emptied and sent to America.

10:14 The use of brutal death squads that were trained in covert war, they called the terror counter-terror, ironically, since what they were doing was terrorism. In fact, throughout the Vietnam War, the CIA staged false flag terror attacks, sometimes bombing theaters, and would blame it on the Viet Cong quote-unquote terrorists.

10:47 Um, and this aspect of the war is little mentioned in any article that you can find. You have to do a lot of digging to find out all of the, um, the mass terror events that was, um, just like the migration from the North that you, there's almost no one that writes about that. Um, it's a, it's a well-established fact, but you cannot.

11:16 and the fact that the Catholic Church participated in it. You almost can find it nowhere. You really have to dig for it. And you have to know that it exists so you know what words to use to find it. The primary purpose of the death squad commandos was to sneak into the northern controller area and kidnap and kill people. In contrast, to moat...

11:49 Most forces like the Contras and the Nicaragua in Nicaragua that we talked about, which, by the way, if you compare names, all as we pointed out with Felix Rodriguez, quite a few of the people that were in Vietnam all show and in the Phoenix program specifically all show up.

12:17 in the Iran-Contra-Nicaragua fiasco as well, and many other South American countries. And I would point out, I was reading some article earlier this morning about Ukraine because somebody had asked me a question in a direct message, and it dawned on me.

12:47 of course, that if you start looking at the Azov Battalion and right sector, they very much look like the things that they did to the Eastern Ukrainians that are ethnic Russians. That looks exactly like the Phoenix program too. And oh, by the way, the CIA had, I don't know, 20 some black sites in that area. So were they doing another Phoenix program in Ukraine too?

13:17 I think it's quite evident that they were. And because the same thing happened where they were sneaking in and assassinating the mayors in several of those cities in eastern Ukraine. Another element of the Phoenix program that we talked about were the province interrogation centers, the PICs that we talked about yesterday.

13:52 using a CIA front company called Pacific Architects and Engineers. And I just found that. I haven't had a chance to dig on them yet, but that was another CIA front company. They were used to build the CIA prisons all over the country. And they were used inside of those prisons. They built...

14:23 torture cells um and they basically became the prototype which would be interesting to see if that company number one is still around and number two if they were involved in the um black sites um all around the world where people were taken and tortured like during afghanistan and iraq because the that program

14:55 mirrors the Phoenix program as well. Vietnam was covered with several of these. There's at least one in every province, as we've learned. And they basically were the only building in many of the provinces that was left standing from the way Vietnam looked originally.

15:28 From having disposed of the places where people lived a couple of different times and moving the entire villages into those basically like concentration camps with moats around them. So it's interesting and I wish I would have looked while I was over there or asked one of our tour guides if.

15:57 any of those were still standing because they certainly didn't point them out to us. So at first, the Viet Cong made freeing the prisoners a major goal from these interrogation centers. They would try to break out the prisoners, which required them to

16:29 Kind of rethink the whole security of them, the CIA, because they ended up having to spend a whole ton of money to go back and redesign the outside of them to be able to make them more resistant to the Viet Cong being able to overrun them and release the prisoners. And obviously inside of those are the things that we've talked about as far as the torture, beatings, electric shock, that type of thing.

16:59 And front and center of all of this was USAID, another CIA front, as we've learned, that basically brought in, through the diplomatic pouches, as we talked about, both in South America and Central America, the telephone generators that the CIA used for their secret police to torture people.

17:31 People would be held for months and there were very few survivors that came out of these unless they were rescued by the Viet Cong from these picks. And basically they were supposedly brought there so that they could be tortured into disclosing the names of neighbors or whatever that were potential Viet Cong just so they could generate more people to put back in these.

18:00 So basically, it was just like a merry-go-round of torture, capture, capture, torture, murder, and then go out in anybody's name that they gave up, start the whole circle again. Many who ended up there were not even part of the resistance. They were just a neighbor, maybe a competitor in business or whatever.

18:26 Many were the victims of extortion who failed to pay proper bribes to the quote-unquote trained policemen in a village. A lot of that went on. Other people, any personal enemies that they had, they would turn their names over. And pretty much over the course of the time, the Viet Cong managed to infiltrate just about all of this.

18:56 and was able to document most of this crap that was going on separately. Another aspect of it was intelligence collections. The CIA maintained a network of spies throughout the country, and it attempted to assemble the master list, which we talked about, that blacklist grouped in the Phoenix Talons.

19:24 became kind of the emblem of this program. They set up things called ICEX, I-C-E-X, in an attempt to coordinate intelligence from the CIA and the Vietnamese Special Branch, which ran the infiltrations into the North. It also combined the field police and

19:52 the PRU and U.S. military intelligence. So it was kind of like an NSA of Vietnam, South Vietnam. However, in reality, this proved almost impossible since most of the South Vietnamese were plotting against each other and kind of used their stovepipe intel as kind of their power structure.

20:20 the very best, most lucrative intelligence, they kept ferreted away for their own use. And after the fall of President Diem, Vietnam experienced several different coups, both at the leadership level of the country, but in their military too.

20:47 The generals were always stabbing each other in the back because they didn't have a consistent civilian leadership to kind of hold them all in check. We know all about the drug trafficking. But one of the things that we've not touched on is the whole, they had an entire prostitution network set up over there. They also had an excess.

21:17 not excess, that's the wrong word, a military inventory black market ring going on. And in multiple occasions where investigators from PACOM would arrive to do an investigation into missing material, when they wrote their report,

21:44 they would basically be fired and their report would be shredded because it ended up implicating the CIA and the local officials that they were black marketing the supplies to. In multiple occasions, there were people who basically were driven out of the military as a result of some of their disclosures.

22:17 And, you know, there were a lot of people that came out of there with a hell of a lot of money. And that's kind of what we're exposing in the thread that I've been doing on Nugent Hand. And it's funny how they, not funny in a funny way, but how they merge together. Because Nugent Hand happened in, was set up in Australia. And it was set up to money launder the drug trafficking cash being generated out of the...

22:47 Golden Triangle drug cells. So in order to do that, the ships coming into Australia from Vietnam carrying the soldiers for their R&R two-week vacation in Australia had drugs on them. And they had an entire drug cartel set up down there.

23:14 to forward those drugs to other locations. And that was the sole purpose of the Nugent Hand Bank. The creation of all of the different branches coincide with the ports of drug shipment. And so as you begin looking into the history of Nugent Hand, all of these people, Colby, Hand, they were all in Vietnam.

23:45 Houghton was over there and Houghton's whole job over in Vietnam was selling that excess material that came in for the war that they excessed themselves and sold on the black market. That's how he made all his money. And many people believe that's how Han made his money because it certainly was not through the military.

24:16 It's weird how all of these stories begin to merge together and overlap each other. So you have to go back then and question what was the whole purpose of Vietnam besides getting rubber factories and plantations from France and putting them into the U.S. corporate hands and building the drug network supply chain.

24:48 Um, many times when you dig down into the details, you saw Wes Moreland and whoever happened to be running the CIA side of the house, button heads. Um, and we learned that when we were talking several days ago about the sharing of intelligence and how the military was focused on actually winning a tactical or operational war where the CIA was interested in running drugs.

25:19 and extending for the longest possible time the chaos inside of Vietnam, regardless of how many people died, in order to be able to justify the presence of the military there to facilitate the drug trade. So the military often reassigned people to intelligence that had no prior experience or training.

25:49 They were given in-theater short courses in order to try to get them up to speed. Oftentimes that did not work. But basically that's what the CIA was doing as well with the locals to collect the data and the national police with the Michigan State University program. So despite all of that dysfunction, they managed to get those databases set up and all of those people in there so they could track them.

26:19 I think, as I stated earlier, that that became a prototype, but it also was a way in which you could create a corrupt system by buying loyalty and bribing people with this ill-gotten gains into doing things so that you have this almost like nepotism type.

26:52 which is kind of, again, what we find in some of our police departments back here. That corrupt element having worked its way into, especially the larger ones. The Phoenix program was also an attempt to coordinate various elements to, what's the best way to say this?

27:25 It gave them an opportunity to test a concept. And I want you to tell me, just think about it. We'll talk about it at the end. If you have a group of people that is not going along with what you want them to do, and that's what Ho Chi Minh, Ho Chi Minh at the beginning was not a communist. He was a nationalist. He wanted a constitution. He wanted a unified Vietnam, blah, blah, blah.

27:55 That's not what the CIA wanted. So one of the very first things they had to do was demonize Ho Chi Minh. And they did that psychologically by labeling him a communist, as we now know, and changing Viet Minh, which were national heroes, to Viet Cong. And you can kind of just see as we rolled out all of that information.

28:25 This program that someone, even at the very beginning in like their psychological operations area, had mastermind a way that they needed to practice this being done and implemented on a massive scale in order to be able to then use that across the world to implement this one world government fascist,

28:55 rolling coup apparatus that they were getting ready, and in some cases had already used. But this was really the first massive use of the whole torture, targeting, database, and all of that kind of stuff, combined with what also looked like a conventional war.

29:24 dropping bombs, all of that. And you can kind of see all of that coalescing around what we now call fifth-generational warfare. But you see all of that play out in Vietnam. It's just quite striking.

29:51 When you zoom out to the 30,000 foot look of it versus what's happening inside the United States right now. The Phoenix program was a massive program to capture and kill the Viet Cong and the use of torture to reveal even more targets. It was also a massive psychological operation to control the mind of the enemy.

30:21 the mind of the people domestically back home. They used propaganda to terrorize, as we talked about at the very beginning. Edward Lansdell, we know, was one of the originators with his quote-unquote advertising PR propaganda.

30:47 background before he ever even entered the OSS. A lot of this was used during World War II as well. He did use it in the Philippines with the whole vampire thing that we talked about where he pretended like somebody had been bit by a vampire after they murdered him to scare the hell out of everybody else. Then he also

31:17 brought, like we have seen in so many other Operation Gladios, a lot of the guerrillas, the Filipino guerrillas that they had trained to turn on their own countrymen over to Vietnam and use them there. They played on, we talked about the whole eating the liver and the third eye torture, cutting out the penile gland.

31:48 because of its significant use in the Buddhist religion and the use of propaganda leaflets throughout the entire country to include the North. Let's see. We talked about the consensus or the census, sorry, grievance team in every village that the CIA had appointed an official that was responsible for interviewing each.

32:23 family and that they had to document everything so that they could keep track of all of their checkpoints. Whoever they picked to be the census administrator was part of the corporate elitist group that was in bed with the Vietnamese installed.

32:59 government. When this individual arrived at these local villages, they knew who he was and hated him. So a lot of, what's the word, dysfunctionalness and inaccurate information was gathered as a result of that. Also involved in the Phoenix program was our special forces, unfortunately.

33:29 They participated in some of these PRU units and conducted the covert war elements of it. There was mention of Navy SEALs who had trained, but this was basically their first combat use of...

33:56 kind of mimicking a CIA agent with the torture and stuff like that. And after teaming up with the PRU and their CIA advisors, these special forces guys found that their role in the war, dressed up as Viet Cong, hiding during the day and traveling at night to kidnap and kill people that they were told were the communist by the CIA.

34:27 And if you extrapolate that into today, you find that we have special forces that have been in over 140 countries conducting missions that in large part were based on CIA intelligence. So you have to ask yourself, what the hell were they doing there? And did the CIA lie about who the quote unquote enemy was?

34:55 for these special forces people. Obviously, all of this effort, all of the money, I mean, billions of dollars, building torture cells, psychological operations, creating these death cells, all ended up being for naught at the end of the day. They failed to gain control over large swaths of any of the area that they were seeking control of.

35:30 It was when a military battle here, when you refocused over there, everything that you had originally done got undone because the people were more interested in their country than a mystically created enemy that lived up north. The Viet Cong were offering land while the government.

35:59 in the South was forcing people off of their land into new built villages that look like prison camps. You just can't compete with those two scenarios. There's nothing there. The Viet Cong were acting in Vietnam under a national liberation banner where the

36:27 the U.S. had just assumed the vehemently hated French position of occupation. Let's see. While 40,000 people were killed by specifically the Phoenix program, the CIA failed to destroy the Viet Cong, and basically the turmoil of the execution of that program

37:04 led eventually to the overthrow of another CIA-installed government in Vietnam. The legacy of the Phoenix program is terror, torture, and death. The Vietnam, obviously for the United States, was scandalous in just about every respect.

37:35 Because we had basically agreed, though, we had agreed to maintain Geneva Convention processes, but in both Korea and Vietnam had thrown it out the window. Nothing about it.

38:05 What we did in either one of those conflicts remotely honors the intent, not the letter of the law, but not even the intent of the Geneva Convention. We know that Colby eventually, we talked about it, was called before Congress. He denied that the Phoenix program was an assassination program, which it clearly was. He said only 20,000 had been killed.

38:34 like that's an okay number. But if you take in totality the numbers in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, you're probably upwards of over 6 million people. Some say it's closer to 8 million for all of this.

39:04 Because we haven't even got into Laos and Cambodia or even Thailand at this point. This is just Vietnam and the numbers are staggering. But Laos and Cambodia, Cambodia was, you know, it's horrific. But you and you'll see when we get to those, you can't actually separate those from Vietnam. They happened for the same drug trade.

39:35 And as far as death rates, much more significant. The tactics of the Phoenix program are common to just about any what they refer to as counterinsurgency. I refer to as an insurgency program. And they go back as far as the beginning of the 1900s when we were in Philippines.

40:02 Cuba after the Spanish-American War, as we've talked about. They've just kind of perfected this as they go forward. The connection between the Phoenix program and later events are clearly evident to include El Salvador, Chile, Nicaragua, Honduras.

40:35 And actually, if you look at the U.S. sent the exact same people that had been involved in the Phoenix program to advise El Salvador on how to run a very similar program, if not the same program with its people, how to set it up. And obviously, who's my famous person?

41:02 Felix Rodriguez. Oh, yes, he was in El Salvador, too. And he was also involved with the overthrow of Nicaragua, setting that same thing up. And he had been a PRU advisor in the Phoenix program in Vietnam. And that guy, as you guys know, he was involved in the Bay of Pigs. He was involved in the murder of Shea Cavera.

41:32 You can track him right back to the Phoenix program where he learned how to do all of that. And, you know, crazy enough, his ties to Bush in the CIA kind of overshadows all of that. And kind of and, you know, then he shows up.

42:05 to do those exact same things as the liaison between Donald Gregg and George Bush while he's vice president. And you look back at the dates when he was the CIA director, you know, you see the direct.

42:31 correlation there. He was the CIA director for Ford in 76 and 77. And that's right around this same time. And so he kind of scooped up all of the Operation Phoenix people to incorporate

43:03 them into his CIA endeavors while he's the director then. So in just a little teaser, if you will, in nearby Laos, much of the war centered around the opium, the plane of jars, and many of the coups were

43:32 orchestrated using money, as we know now, from the drug trade. The CIA ran Front Airlines, the Civil Air, the CAT, Air America. It was the CAT, and then it's renamed to Air America, was used to take that stolen weapons.

44:02 that is being shipped into the quote-unquote war in Vietnam, and then they sell it on the black market and also use these aircraft to smuggle the drugs around in theater for their quote-unquote secret army. In Nicaragua, we know they basically were using that exact same scenario that they created in Vietnam.

44:32 to traffic the guns, traffic the drugs, and fund the attack on the Sandinistas, which basically became the Viet Cong of Central America. Named the target, set up the Phoenix program, and turned the same people loose that had ran the Phoenix program in Vietnam in Nicaragua. And that's basically what they did, and the surrounding areas.

45:05 Death squads are a major element of these programs. We know that from looking not just at the Phoenix program in Vietnam, but also in Nicaragua, where they trained people in assassination using initially the schools of America and then the hemispheric Western whatever stupid school at Fort Benning. And then you could also say.

45:33 And there's some overlap to some of the things that we have seen in the Middle East, in Iraq. There were people that actually called it the El Salvador solution, and they sent people who had helped in El Salvador and the terror campaign that had been set up in El Salvador to Iraq to train the Shiite.

46:05 They would use these to wage a massive campaign of kidnapping and torture aimed at destroying the Sunni insurgency. In Syria, they would train the Wahhabi death squads in an attempt to overthrow the government in a similar way that they used the Contras to attack the Sandinistas. Again, Syria's infrastructure, and I'm using that in air quotes.

46:33 had been targeted quite literally as the CIA-backed death squads attempt to destroy food production, hospitals, schools, water, electrical power, as well as cultural sites. Of course, they also try to kill as many people as possible. Like the death squads of the Phoenix program, they frequently commit false flags using famously

46:59 Like the chemical weapons, that's probably one of the most well-known ones. And then again, you have the Phoenix program rear its head in Ukraine with the death squads that they unleashed in eastern Ukraine. But if you go back and you look at all of this mentally and you were to write down.

47:29 A list of everything they did. And let's just take this. The list here that he did. Destroy the food production. Are they not doing that here? Is there not an attack on our food supply? Destroy the hospitals. Is that not here? Are they not actually trying to destroy our hospitals with all of this forced COVID? You now have.

47:59 All of the medical people, the inundating of our medical infrastructure with illegal aliens. Yes, so they're doing that too. Schools, are they trying to destroy our schools? Absolutely. Both curriculum wise, they have totally destroyed our school, but they're also trying to physically destroy our schools with terrorist shooters in them.

48:29 by overwhelming them again with illegal aliens. The water supply has been absolutely poisoned with fluoride and other chemicals. The electrical grid has been destroyed with this bullshit green energy garbage. And the cultural sites. They not only went through America destroying cultural sites,

48:56 Congress authorized and the administration executed the destruction of cultural sites all around the United States and used our taxpayer dollars to do it. So there's literally no part of the Phoenix program that is not in operation right now. You have no knock FBI.

49:25 raids on people's houses where they go in and murder them. We've seen that repeatedly. We talked about Waco. We talked about Ruby Ridge, the guy out in Arkansas who was shot dead in his house. The torture, incarceration without trial of the people that were involved in January 6th.

49:52 They're months on end in isolation, in solitary confinement. How is this not the Phoenix program? So anyway, that takes me to kind of the summation and the dovetailing of this and the overlay of how it was used in many of the subsequent efforts. But I do believe, without a doubt,

50:25 The Phoenix program was the foundational test in Vietnam of an apparatus that has been used consistently since then in multiple countries alongside a very slow and meticulous implementation of it here.

50:56 to include 9-11 and the setup of the Patriot Act afterwards, and the nanny state cyber disappearing piece of it, all of that is part of it. So let's bring up, anybody want to come up?

51:32 of articles in the pill for anybody who wants to do further reading. This includes certain CIA people who suggested domestic terrorism and using counterinsurgent techniques on that. Cool. All right. Anybody have any... Terry, do you have a question?

52:17 Yeah. Go ahead. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Go ahead. Go ahead. I was just going to just go ahead. Go ahead. I'll talk afterwards. Sorry. I'm so sorry. Okay. So you briefly said something about cutting out people's pineal gland. And I was really shocked by that. I just want to say something. Then I have a question.

52:51 So I'm a medical person, and our body has receiver, like antennas, and they receive data and they give out data, just like an antenna. And that's our endocrine system. And that gland is part of that.

53:23 And some people think that fluoride is used to sort of, well, they say calcify our gland. And I don't know if that's true or not. It is true. Yeah. So basically, it's putting to this genre of like kooky people like me.

53:53 that have meditated for a really long time and actually function with my third eye, which is that gland. And it's actually an eye. It has, I mean, this is going to, just tell me to shut up if you don't want to listen to this, but it's actually an eye in there, in the like bottom of your brain. And it has rods and cones shaped.

54:22 Um, uh, and, um, that's the only other place that you have, uh, rods and cones and, um, it has pigment just like your eye and it's, our body uses it for like, when is it time to go to sleep? Like when is it dark? It can see, I mean, it's very extensive what I'm talking about. What's your point?

54:53 medically my point is that um that's how we really function on the planet and that's how we can actually communicate to one another besides speaking you know how sometimes you just get a gut feeling yeah that's that there's actually a mechanism in your body it's not like woo woo intuition blah blah

55:24 You know shit. Not just your verbal brain knows shit. You know shit. So do you have a question, too? Yeah. What is the extent of them cutting people open and taking out the sand? I just wanted to clarify. They weren't doing it for religious reasons. No, they were. Listen to me. Carrie, listen to me.

55:53 Like day two or three, we went over a conscious torture slash assassination program, which was used to torture and terrorize the surrounding people where they went into these villages. They would kill somebody. They would cut out their penile gland. They would then nail it to the back of these people's head.

56:23 after they were murdered because of its significance in the Buddhist religion. And that was a form of terror of what would happen to you if you didn't comply. I guess I'm having problems with the frame out of religion because there's a difference between a religion and like the way that you live.

56:58 You know what I mean? Buddhism is a religion. And they have beliefs that they participate in. And part of their religious belief is the significance of the penile gland and it being the all-seeing eye. That is part of their religion. And these people...

57:28 were like 90% Buddhist. The 10% were Catholic, but the majority of all of the people in Vietnam at the time were Buddhist. And so them taking a specific significant aspect, it would be like taking women and somehow dressing them up as Mary and desecrating them as if they were desecrating

57:58 mother of Jesus in the Catholic religion. It is something of premier importance to Buddhists, and it was to break them. It was to destroy their resistance to allow the U.S. basically just to occupy for time immemorial the

58:26 South Vietnam so that they could use it as a drug trafficking place. Patriot, Sarah, go ahead. Hi, Colonel. Hi, co-hosts. Hi, space. So I have a question that I may have asked before, but I was wondering what the role of the baby lifts was.

59:04 Could that have been for payment for some people, punishment for other people? And I know some of the children were stolen. So could you speak on that, please? Thank you. So this was a big topic of conversation during the visit.

59:38 when I went to Vietnam. And it is very much viewed by the people in Vietnam that this was a mass stealing of children. It wasn't a rescuing of children. It was a stealing of children. And there were people that, not unlike what we did in Haiti, this does seem to be something.

1:00:07 Not unlike what we did in Guatemala and in Latin America and many of these countries. We talked about when we talked about Argentina, how they basically stole children and gave them to the elite group, whether they raised them as their own children or whatever. There was no recording of what the disposition of these children were. They just are in the business of stealing children.

1:00:37 It has been documented that those children were dispersed between Australia, France, West Germany and Canada, as well as the United States that I know of. And, you know, a lot of the children could very well have been left or resulted.

1:01:05 as a result of our mass extermination death squad campaigns throughout all of these villages. But the fact that you go back and you look at some of these organizations like the Catholic Relief Services that are now still around and trafficking children across the southern border, it does make you scratch your head.

1:01:35 saying, what exactly were they doing? And you have a guy that basically created the charity AmeriCares, which we know has been actively involved in children trafficking.

1:02:01 People like Barbara Bush and Jill Biden and all those people have served as honorary heads of these, of AmeriCare specifically, and it's being looked at as one of the child traffickers from Guatemala into the United States right now. This guy, Robert McCauley, was the one that set AmeriCare's up.

1:02:30 And he was also behind the basically paying for the stealing of those children. So me, I don't think that's a coincidence. But that's my personal opinion. Jillian, go ahead. Thank you. Hey, I hope you guys are doing well. I just wanted to pass on a compliment to you, Colonel. I was in another space. I think it's Colonel.

1:03:02 Am I saying that right, or do you know? Yeah. Yeah, and he was very complimentary. He was talking about the situation we're in right now as a country, and I asked him if he thought the CIA could be operating kind of a gladiator event, and he was quiet for a second, and I said, well, maybe I shouldn't have said that. And he said, no, I've had Colonel.

1:03:28 Towner on here and we've burst that bubble and she knows what she's talking about. And he was trying to convince his space that it was not. Gladio was not a conspiracy type of thing. And he gave like a three point answer. So I was just going to pass that along. I was trying to spread that another space. And he was real nice about it. I've never been in that space before. But yeah, I was on his show for an hour.

1:03:57 one day and I've never heard from him again. Oh no. And I'm not saying that in a bad way. This topic is not for everybody and I understand that. But he was very complimentary and he has mentioned it a couple of times that I've just gotten DMs or feedback from other people.

1:04:26 So he's definitely not avoiding it as some do. And I guess I would describe the experience of going on there because he does it in a radio show. There's lots of breaks. So it's almost impossible to have the continuity of conversation in those forums. I've done several radio shows live. And as a result of that,

1:04:54 It is a much different forum. Right. I did get a little pushback, but because obviously I've been doing this for a long time now, was able to kind of move it back to, you know, and he acknowledged the fact that everything that I said was absolutely dead on true. So, yeah. But thank you, Jillian. That's exactly what I want you guys to do.

1:05:24 Pat Gillian on the back. Y'all go follow her. Yeah, I want you guys in other spaces. And when people talk about things that you know dang good and well is Operation Gladio, if you even just say those words, look it up. Here's what it is. What you're describing is Operation Gladio.

1:05:53 And, you know, people are inquisitive now. People are much more open-minded about doing their own research and looking into things. And again, every day in the feed, there will be somebody saying, oh, thank you so much for pointing me in her direction or the Colonel's direction or whatever, that you guys are the ones that are spreading the word. I'm giving you the material.

1:06:22 Your job is five minutes a day posted on somebody else's thread. And I'm exchanging my 12 hours for your five minutes. But we have almost 20,000 people now. If you guys just spent five minutes a day, all of you, posting a couple of the threads that you like best, that you think drive the point home the most, the message would be everywhere.

1:06:51 And so that's the only ask that I have is that you take some piece of something and post it on someone else's that, you know, obviously don't just go mass post, but that actually applies to that. Right. Awesome, Jillian. Thank you very much. Thank you. You're welcome. Kaber Annie. Hi, Colonel. Hi, everybody.

1:07:19 Good to be here. Thank you for letting me speak. I just I was when I work, I can't come to the room. So I listened to the recordings and I was listening to the one about you were talking about Wackenhut. And when you said some of the CIA operations that you didn't know where they were now. Well, Wackenhut.

1:07:42 is actually g4s now g4s security systems or whatever secure systems and i had worked for them um believe it or not at uh makila on the border here in del rio texas for ge another scumbag but um yeah and so i was just a contract and um they they pull a lot of shady shit too but that's where they are because it says in their material we used to be whacking

1:08:11 But it wasn't very long. It was only a few months. Anyhow, and then also you were talking about the Pilgrim Society and what you called Chick Shiny. Well, I grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania spelled exactly that way, but it was called Chick Shiny.

1:08:34 Pennsylvania, and it is south of Wilkes-Barre towards Berwick. And we do have a nuclear power plant there, the Susquehanna Power Plant. But it's just, you know, kind of odd that everything is just so pieces together. But you said it was more of a German type people following. But I grew up in mostly an Italian and Polish neighborhood.

1:09:02 which was the best of both worlds as far as food's concerned. Now I get all the Mexican I want. Yeah, I just thought that was really funny because I never heard of Shikishani outside of that town. And they said they named it for the Indians that were there, the Shikishani. Yeah, that's very interesting. I know, right?

1:09:29 I'm familiar with the fact that Wackenhut, because of all of the bad press it got during the Danny Casolaro revelations about Octopus and its participation and all that other stuff, got bought. And what was interesting is that the company that bought it, as you mentioned, G4S, that's actually headquartered in the city of London.

1:09:56 Yeah, they're worldwide. So you can travel. You can go work anywhere you want. But it's important to know that it was the City of London because MI5 and MI6 likely has direct ties to this company. But also, there's another company that's associated with that.

1:10:25 that was Danish, if I remember right. So just, it's, and I think, let me look this up for just real, just real quick. Yeah, okay. So Allied Universal bought, yeah, so they're headquartered, they're headquartered in Pennsylvania and Irving, California.

1:10:56 So, yeah, that's a very interesting. And that it makes you think with all of these changes of it, it looks a lot like what they would do. Oh, shit. 2019, the company was attacked with a ransomware. And it says in December.

1:11:21 Majority owner Wendell sold most of the stock to a Canadian pension fund in Quebec. And the new investment group was led by Warburg Penkus, which is a private equity fund that was an affiliate of the investment company Safra Group. Now, I don't know if you guys remember Safra, but Safra.

1:11:51 is the guy that was burned alive in his house that had the special forces guy guarding him, pretending to be a nurse, that funded, basically, they tried to fund the overtaking of Russia after 91, when the Soviet Union threw...

1:12:14 The Hermitage Investment Corporation software was the money behind that entire thing where they tried to go in and buy all of the industry in Russia and they got found out. And the guy that was Russian that was facilitating it was killed. And that's where you get the shoot. What's the name of the act? Magnitsky Act was.

1:12:42 made into law because the name of the guy that was the traitor to Russia was Magnitsky. But Browden came back, the guy that was in charge of the front company for Safra, came back to the United States and said, oh, my God, we were doing everything right. This guy was a whistleblower. And he tried to out all of these corrupt Russian officials when exactly the opposite was true.

1:13:10 And the Congress used that false flag to implement the Magnitsky Act, which is now what's used in order to sanction everybody for anything that they want to further coerce countries to do whatever we want them to do. That's all screwed up.

1:13:35 I thought it was funny when you mentioned those. It's like, like you told stellar the one day you, you worked for America air, you worked for the CIA. And I'm like, well, I guess I did too. Kind of, sort of a G4S. We're going to start a club. CIA workers. The unknown CIA workers. Yeah. All right. Thank you. Sure. Benjamin, go ahead. Hi Colonel. Hi ladies.

1:14:05 I just want to attempt to try to scale something, you know, like things aren't always obvious. It's not always what's there and what's not there. You know, like all of us are looking at this from different angles. You know, we all do think differently and see differently. So for, you know, me, when I listen to the colonel, if I take a step back and listen to all the different things, all the different operations.

1:14:29 that she's broke down and unpacked her and her team all the research that they put into this you know reading books buying books and displaying it all for us to see and take in and you know come to our own conclusions you know a lot of people you know this is something that's going on under the surface a lot of people are unaware of these types of operations and these types of things you know when we go back and look at

1:14:53 all these CIA whistleblowers, you know, where they told the American people, this is the reason why we're doing this. And then we come to find out years later that that wasn't the case because of whistleblowers. Colonels put all that stuff together for us. And then you see that pattern continue to happen, continue to happen throughout the decades. And then you see that nobody's being held accountable. You know, like take something as simple as smoking. You know, like people were talking about smoking causing cancer for years.

1:15:22 way back in the 70s, 60s, 50s, you know, and then it finally comes out, you know, 20 years later that, yeah, it causes cancer. And then we come to find out they knew about it decades earlier. You know, that's what liars do. That's what cheats do. You know, so like the significance of these types of things, that shows me that with nobody being held accountable, these people are still the ones calling the shots.

1:15:46 These types of things that these ladies put together, it shows you how these things operate. And the more people that come into this type of knowing, that's why Colonel was talking about, like, this person's like, thank you, thank you for, you know, putting me onto the Colonel and her team and everything. You know, thank you so much. You know, that's what we need. That's why, you know, I got it pinned on my profile, Colonel Towner. It's about her. You know, she's the one leading this fight. She's the one trying to, you know, wake Americans up to the fact that, hey.

1:16:15 We've been lied to. You know, the war of perception has been going on for thousands of years. You know, you judge people by or you judge a tree by the fruit that it bears. You know, when we look at the same evil hands working in the background because they're still lying to us today, you know, listening to the colonel and hearing what these ladies have put together makes it easier to see the lies that are happening now. Wow. That was very well said, Benjamin. Thank you.

1:16:46 I have my moments. Right. All right. What else we got? Anybody? I am just still blown away by all these different things. And everything's the root of, like, the fear that they caused. You know, because, like you were mentioning, and I guess Carrie was talking about, you know, the adrenal gland up there and stuff, the third eye.

1:17:17 You know, the torture or the fear that they cause, the fear, and especially on stuff that's very sacred to these people, you know, and then also what's going on here and stuff like that and the trafficking and, you know, the border stuff, the trafficking that's actually happening within the hospitals.

1:17:38 And the invaders that are coming in and stuff like that and just taking, you know, it's just kind of crazy with all of the things that are happening that happened over there and these different stories. And now these things are seeing them and they're coming more to light. And it is it's exactly the same thing, except on steroids or maybe the steroids is because it's happening in our backyard. Yeah, I obviously the scale is going to be bigger because we're a much bigger country.

1:18:05 But I really think there's almost been like an IV drip where the slow creep of the encroachment into our freedoms and the slow creep or erosion of what existed before is by design so that we don't notice the change.

1:18:31 You know, they use the Patriot Act to create these fusion centers, which functions as the picks that they had used over in Vietnam and just things like that. And them looking across the population and finding out what's near and dear to you, like their form of torture there was cutting out the penal gland. But if you look here.

1:18:59 The form of torture they use here is going after our children because they know as a society that's one of the most dear things. The same thing with the patriotism. That is near and dear to us, and they use that as a way to justify them going to.

1:19:26 um war they used our patriotism against us um go ahead yeah oh me okay uh yeah they used our they used patriotism against us um you know and i have to say that uh i'm not ashamed of that um i'm not ashamed of being of falling for the patriotism thing um i think most people would agree with that but you know knowing what i know now

1:20:00 I was used and that actually makes me more angry, which this is why I do what I do. And I'm sure it's what you do what you do, because we were used for that purpose. So I agree with I agree with that. Yeah, exactly. And I think that's diabolical. I think they they do an assessment of what are the points that they can most exploit and then do so.

1:20:31 But Stellar, go ahead. Stellar, did you have something else? Yeah, I was just I was going to bring something up. Golfing and I were talking about this one thing or about something earlier today, because like I was mentioning the hospital stuff. And so I've been like, you know, just shaking my head because someone, you know, there's some people that have come up to me about things that they've noticed irregularities in their in their hospitals and stuff that's going on. So we've got people looking into that.

1:21:03 Indeed, there is shenanigans going on within the hospitals with the invaders. But we were talking about HIPAA and stuff like that, you know, because everything was being set up. And so golfing is going to finish up that one part. But how all of this stuff ties into what's going on today. And like you were saying, how the softening of it was happening before our very eyes. And I was in the medical industry at that time. So it's just.

1:21:30 But I'm going to let him talk about because, you know, how it was like stepped up into the pool thing. So this is like a two-parter because he and I were talking about it. I just texted him. I said, get in here because you're better off explaining what I'm trying to say. Okay, go ahead. Golfing. He dropped down. I sent him another invite. There he is. So basically what I was saying is it seems like it's been a plan to be able to spy on people, to poison them, to understand what their stuff is. So the example would be like.

1:22:01 If you're going to create a bioweapon, how's the way to affect a certain group of people? Now they did it was, you know, by the end of 2012, everyone had to have your electronic medical records completely exposed to anyone in the medical field. That way you can create a database 100% to create a profile on every person with every disease, their lineage. It just sped up the process. That was the thing that alarmed me.

1:22:28 Because we don't have any privacy or any freedom anymore because of HIPAA. So that's just kind of what we were talking about. Got it. And also how it's being used today to, everything's echoing, how it's being used today and being armed against us and then what's going on in the hospitals today.

1:22:51 And if people see stuff that's going on, they can't really report it because, you know, people use names and then it's the HIPAA violation. So they've armed the statutes that was supposed to protect the people to keep us anonymous. They've armed it now so that if people in the future, like now that's going on, can't really report stuff, do this or do that, because now they're in HIPAA violations, if that makes any sense. Got it. Nobody's talking. I'll jump in.

1:23:23 Have you ever read that article on Conservative Treehouse or Sundance when they talked about the formation of the national security state or the intelligence branch and that the entire operation of ushering in the Affordable Care Act after 2001, 2009 or however long it went, that was a ruse or it wasn't a ruse. It actually occurred.

1:23:51 That was the distraction while they were implementing basically the intelligence branch. If you haven't seen that article, I'll try to find it and post it. It's extremely well written. But that was – the Affordable Care Act was the piercing of HIPAA, if I'm understanding that. Stella, tell me if that's right. That is what they say, is that it allows the –

1:24:22 sharing it is another tracking mechanism again it's it's so if you were to implement um a all-inclusive um big brother apparatchik um that would be the equivalent of the rudimentary phoenix program um survey program

1:24:46 that they implemented in Vietnam where they sit down and they basically ask you every single thing about your family, where all of your extended family lives, and they enter that all in a database because they viewed these people as, and they terrorized them in order to get them to give up their information. And then they use that information to control them.

1:25:09 That's basically what has been happening piece by piece in the United States. And the Affordable Care Act was a way of capturing everybody's information. That's right. Well, I think the Affordable Care Act was one way to not necessarily capture the information, but reveal the information that otherwise would not have been revealed because of HIPAA. It was the piercing of HIPAA. But it's actually capturing.

1:25:39 Because it mandated electronic medical records in order to be able to reimburse for Medicare and all that other stuff they had. So my my daughter and myself, I went I just started going to a natural doctor. My daughter found a non-network pediatrician for my grandbaby, and they all still have paper records because they will not participate in any insurance.

1:26:08 And if you participate in any of them, you have to participate in the electronic records. And that's mandated in the Affordable Care Act. That makes sense. So they've captured the data that they are now going to use against us. Because if you're going to create bioweapons, you have to have people's medical information to know what the extent and who it is that you're going to aim the bioweapons at.

1:26:37 They have it all now. Yeah, this is true. They do. They do have it all. You know, I wanted to address the thing that you talked about, basically the boiling frogs that they've been taking away our freedoms, you know, incrementally in a way that we wouldn't really notice. Would you say that over the last maybe six to eight years that they have accelerated that? And if so,

1:27:07 Is the acceleration been done by people with malicious intent or with good intent to kind of defeat the people with malicious intent? To wake people up, if you will. I don't believe that the bad parts were accelerated by good people, if that's what you're asking. Okay. That's kind of not necessarily.

1:27:38 accelerated by good people, but allowed to accelerate by good people. Like, let me give you an example. Like, I tend to believe, and I don't have any evidence of this, this is just a feeling on the back, you know, just feelings, or something that I've, you know, come to, that people like the squad, AOC, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Ayanna Pressley, I tend to believe that the Justice Democrats, where they came from, were maybe secretly

1:28:08 uh funded and put into place by a call it a white hat operation whatever to force the to force the left to go so far left so fast that you would have a lot of people on the left flee the left because as the one guy what was the the the democratic

1:28:28 guy from New Jersey who switched parties towards the end of Trump's presidency. Van Horn, I think his name. And he said, I didn't leave the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party left me. And there's a lot of people who have said that. So again, I'm postulating, but I just want your take on that. I don't.

1:28:46 believe that i believe that if you leave an enemy to their own accord they will destroy themselves but i don't think that's the same as aiding them in that destruction by allowing um bad people to or in some cases facilitating bad people into positions um i don't think those are the same but

1:29:12 I believe that the left is destroying themselves. And what changed is that it is now on, it is being pushed because Trump had began disassembling their system. And when you start taking apart an enemy system, they...

1:29:40 get more radicalized and they accelerate their plans so that it becomes more obvious. So I think that's, the end state is the same, but I do not believe that there was a conscious effort of white hats to place crazy idiots in.

1:30:08 office. I just, I don't believe that. That's totally fine. Like I said, I'm just bouncing that off of you. Yeah. No. And I have heard a lot of people say that. So you're definitely not alone in thinking that. I just know from a warfare perspective that you can look at an enemy that is headed in a direction that they think is going to achieve their goals.

1:30:38 But you know, and Vietnam's a great example of that. There was no way that the U.S.'s war methodology was going to allow them to ever succeed. So Ho Chi Minh could have sat back and allowed them to defeat themselves.

1:31:08 He also could have accelerated their defeat by engaging in a way that allowed them to expose themselves for the evil bastards that they were. And I think there is significant parallels to that. But oftentimes, you know, say that old adage, don't ever get between your enemy and their ability to destroy themselves because.

1:31:38 Yeah, you're going to get some blood on you. Well, one of the things that I'll say is, you know, you're talking about Vietnam, the United States government, and it wasn't just limited to Vietnam. It was also in Korea and World War II as well and the war on terror where the rules of engagement were such that we couldn't defend ourselves or we couldn't do anything. And we literally forfeited.

1:32:07 Our advantage with technology, like you couldn't fire at an enemy. An aircraft in Vietnam couldn't fire at an enemy unless they were able to visually identify them. Well, an F-4 was not designed for air-to-air combat. It was designed to see an enemy at a distance on radar and then fire a missile before you could see them visually.

1:32:37 So that's Operation Bolo, which I'm sure you're aware of. But anyway, what do you say to the fact that the government or the governmental apparatus was tying the hands of American forces? Because I firmly believe that that's what they were doing to prolong the conflict and give the CIA even more time to conduct their terror operations. Well, I said that yesterday. Okay. Almost verbatim.

1:33:04 I must have missed that. I apologize. Yeah, no, no. The entire strategy was to do whatever was necessary to maintain the occupation in Vietnam in order to set up the drug trafficking operation. And the whole goal.

1:33:32 He initially began with the installation of Chiang Kai-shek in the north after World War II, thinking that they would be able to allow him to roost there. But Ho Chi Minh kicked him out and because, you know, he didn't belong there.

1:33:51 The once they realized they weren't going to be able to control it from the north with Chiang Kai-shek, their only option at that point was to control it from the south and to kick the French out. So they set about doing that. And the entire reason we were there was to set up the drug trafficking network that.

1:34:11 you know, went on for years and years and years. And so anything that they could have done to prolong that. And in order to do that, you had to have the appearance of a military operation in order to justify the weapons that you were going to traffic around and to justify the shipping necessary to get the drugs back into the United States and all of that other tangential things that happen when you go to war when it's.

1:34:41 all to set up a drug empire. Right. And I think what you're talking about is, you know, it's a lot easier to maneuver things that you don't want to be seen when you're doing them under the cover of a military operation. Absolutely. Benjamin, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. Something to highlight, you know, when you're talking the art of war, Sun Tzu,

1:35:11 And you're talking about the hidden hand, and you take a look at all these operations just over in the Caribbean, where we use these corporations and stuff, these fruit companies, and then they're cover for us taking over these countries. Part of what you do in the art of war is you've got to take the pillars of that society and you subvert them. Part of what you can do is you flood a nation with immigration.

1:35:36 You know, part of what you do is, you know, you use those immigrants as your army. Part of what you do is you use corruptible people within that nation and have them fight on your side. Greed, you know, all they got to do is find out what your vice is and they'll use it against you. You know, a lot of these people that are being highlighted over the last couple of years, you know, you get a better look at them. It's like, hey, you're not as good as you've portrayed yourself to be, you know, and like.

1:36:04 what happened over in China with the first opium war, the second opium war, the, the, the boxer rebellion, you know, that's the exact playbook that the British and the United States and Europe used against the Chinese. That playbook can be reproduced, you know, and look at how many millions of people died.

1:36:23 over in these countries because of these types of operations. It's like, these guys have been here before. They know what they're doing. You know, when it comes to like psychology and things like that, like, why do you think they go to these colleges and they infiltrate these young minds? It's like, dude, I come from the military. You know, I've had thousands and thousands of young people in front of me. You know, I know how I can mold your mind. You're in my world.

1:36:49 I put what I put into you and I make it good. If they have bad intentions, you're their foot soldier. Now they get you to do their dirty work. You know, like that's why for me, it's like when I stand in front of my God, I can't say that, you know, like I, I didn't do nothing. You know, I won't say that. Like I see this evil happening. You know, that's why I brought up, you know, the war of perception. Like it's too easy to manipulate people like.

1:37:16 This is coming from a clown. I mess with people all the time while I was on the ship. You know, I would make up stories and I would see how easy it is that you didn't see where I was coming from. You know, I could hide my face. You know, you couldn't see that I was lying to you. You know, so I know how these people work. It's too easy to pull it over on somebody. And it's like when, for instance, you know.

1:37:40 I've been to 69 countries. I've gotten to talk to these people on the ground from all these other countries. And their perception of America isn't good. And it's like.

1:37:49 This is the reason why these types of operations that are going on, you know, their governments are telling them, yeah, America ain't the greatest. You know, that's why Putin was talking about, you know, America spreads war and they spread LGBTQ plus and all that. That's why they're going after the kids. They'll get you to castrate yourself. You know, it's like this is a war that's happening right now. America is at war. And look at how many people don't know it.

1:38:15 That's why we need to highlight these types of operations, because all the stuff that Colonel and these ladies have been showing about these corporations and how they use them to subvert nations, it's like that's happening right now. And if you allow evil people to do evil things and don't hold them accountable, they're going to keep doing it. It's like if you got it, we've all ran into different types of bullies in our life. It's like you got those bullies out there. They're not going to let you walk away.

1:38:41 And that's some of the people that are leading these types of operations. They don't care about you. They don't know you. You know, a lot of these countries around the world, they look at Americans like we're evil barbarians. And it's like, if that's all they can see because of what these people do, then they don't know who we are. It's just like somebody thought you were something and you knew they were wrong. These people in these other countries feel a certain type of way about America. And it's because of these evil people that have been doing these dirty things behind the scenes for decades.

1:39:15 I agree with you. And then I looked at how what was going on with our medical industry, you know, with the HIPAA and all these other things. So like if you buy a car, a used car, you can go online and you go to Carfax and you can find out the whole history of that car.

1:39:31 And now that they have how this stuff is set up, it's the insurance companies. I see how everything went from like trying to help people and doctors could do their own, you know, their diagnosis and treatments. And you just write a little narrative. And back then, the insurance companies had actually doctors that oversaw if they refused, you know, like the whatever for the pre-estimates. Same thing with the dental. They used to have the dentist. There would be a dentist that oversaw stuff.

1:40:00 But then I saw the shift changing where it was more actuaries and deciding if you were able to whatever. So I see I saw the shift going from like insurance companies and doctors and stuff like that because I didn't know anything about the human and sex trafficking, knew nothing about, you know, the nefarious things that happen with the bioweapons and all that other stuff that they, you know, is, you know, now I understand that. But I looked at it as kind of like nationalizing and then we are, you know, just objects to whatever.

1:40:29 Because like the insurance companies, you know, if you have Blue Cross and then you change over to, you know, Aetna, your entire records are in that database because it's all like a centralized system as far as the insurances are concerned. And so, you know, you guys were just now talking about the corporations. I was including that. That just kind of rang a bell. Sorry. No, that's that's exactly right. Good point. Yeah. When you were talking about the.

1:40:58 Affordable care, the Obamacare, you know. I was listening to this one guy who used to work for FEMA. He was a procurement officer. And he was on a podcast one time. And he was revealing that he was, like, you know, in, like, the purchasing and everything. And he was like, okay, what are all these vehicles and plastic coffins for? I just wonder.

1:41:29 And he was saying that, but kind of laughing. And he knew because he hated FEMA so much. And he said they were paid for by Obamacare. Y'all that have Obamacare might want to think about that. Yeah. Yep. Yep. All right. I don't see any more hands. It's getting close to six.

1:42:00 I just want to say I've got to go. I just wanted to say thank you again for all the work you do. And if you get an opportunity this weekend, I would like to talk to you offline for about 10 minutes. I'll correspond with you via text. So everybody have a great weekend. See you next week. All right. So we will be selecting a new country and going there on Monday. I will have a discussion with Bridget.

1:42:30 cousin it over the weekend. Um, and, um, let you guys know once we make a decision on where we're going next. Um, and I want to let everybody know, um, that I, I've got it narrowed down to two books of the start in the book review process again. So, um, one is a very old book, but holy crap, is it a good book? Um, and I was finally able to get it. Um,

1:43:00 And, but I, again, I want to get it read, um, before I start. Um, I had toyed with the idea of just kind of reading it as we go and doing live research. Um, but I kind of want to know if the book's any good. So I am going to read the first couple of chapters of it. So that's it. Um, anyway, uh, you guys have a nice weekend. Um, and we'll be back here at four o'clock on Monday.

1:43:30 Are you going to be doing any spaces this weekend, Colonel Towner? Not that I know of. I have two people asking me to do ones in the next. We just haven't decided on a date yet. So, no, not that I know of. Keep me posted if you do. I will. How about you, Trump Frog? Are you doing any this weekend? Yeah, I'll probably do something. I'm not sure yet. Okay.

1:43:59 I'll probably get into something. I'll send you a message and Bridget and my twisted sister from another master definitely let you know. Okay. All right. Appreciate it. You guys have a nice weekend, everybody. Thanks for being here. You too. God bless you. Thank you. And give the baby a big hug from all of us. Thank you.

Entities here

Vietnam26 Phoenix Program24 United States19 Viet Cong14 Nicaragua6 France5 Ukraine4 G4S4 Pennsylvania4 Operation Gladio4 Sandinistas4 U.S. Army Special Forces4 El Salvador4 Ho Chi Minh4 Shikellamy State Park3 Wackenhut3 Laos3 Soviet Union3 Colonel Towner3 Air America3 Magnitsky Act3 Ngo Dinh Diem3 Safra Group3 Thailand2 Nugan Hand Bank2 Iran2 Michigan State University2 Felix Rodriguez2 Cambodia2 Guatemala2 William Colby2 Edward Lansdale2 Chiang Kai-shek2 AmeriCares2 Syria2 George H.W. Bush2 Philippines2 Sergei Magnitsky2 Azov Battalion1 Gerald Ford1

Claims made here

Ralph Johnson founded Mountain Scouts host_asserted ▶ 9:40

“We talked about Ralph Johnson creating the Mountain Scouts, which were the armed propaganda team, using in many cases criminals let out of prisons, which again is another kind of thing that we're seei…”

Pacific Architects and Engineers funded Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 13:52

“using a CIA front company called Pacific Architects and Engineers. And I just found that. I haven't had a chance to dig on them yet, but that was another CIA front company. They were used to build the…”

USAID supplied_arms_to Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 16:59

“And front and center of all of this was USAID, another CIA front, as we've learned, that basically brought in, through the diplomatic pouches, as we talked about, both in South America and Central Ame…”

Vietnamese Special Branch member_of ICEX host_asserted ▶ 19:24

“became kind of the emblem of this program. They set up things called ICEX, I-C-E-X, in an attempt to coordinate intelligence from the CIA and the Vietnamese Special Branch, which ran the infiltrations…”

Nugan Hand Bank laundered_money_for Golden Triangle host_asserted ▶ 22:17

“And, you know, there were a lot of people that came out of there with a hell of a lot of money. And that's kind of what we're exposing in the thread that I've been doing on Nugent Hand. And it's funny…”

William Colby member_of Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 23:14

“to forward those drugs to other locations. And that was the sole purpose of the Nugent Hand Bank. The creation of all of the different branches coincide with the ports of drug shipment. And so as you …”

Maurice Houghton member_of Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 23:14

Phoenix Program assassinated Viet Cong host_asserted ▶ 29:51

“When you zoom out to the 30,000 foot look of it versus what's happening inside the United States right now. The Phoenix program was a massive program to capture and kill the Viet Cong and the use of t…”

Edward Lansdale carried_out_attack Philippines host_asserted ▶ 30:47

“background before he ever even entered the OSS. A lot of this was used during World War II as well. He did use it in the Philippines with the whole vampire thing that we talked about where he pretende…”

Phoenix Program attempted_coup_against Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 37:04

“led eventually to the overthrow of another CIA-installed government in Vietnam. The legacy of the Phoenix program is terror, torture, and death. The Vietnam, obviously for the United States, was scand…”

Felix Rodriguez carried_out_attack Bay of Pigs host_asserted ▶ 41:02

“Felix Rodriguez. Oh, yes, he was in El Salvador, too. And he was also involved with the overthrow of Nicaragua, setting that same thing up. And he had been a PRU advisor in the Phoenix program in Viet…”

Felix Rodriguez carried_out_attack Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 41:02

Felix Rodriguez assassinated Che Guevara host_asserted ▶ 41:02

Felix Rodriguez carried_out_attack Nicaragua host_asserted ▶ 41:02

Felix Rodriguez member_of El Salvador host_asserted ▶ 41:02

Felix Rodriguez appointed Donald Gregg host_asserted ▶ 42:05

“to do those exact same things as the liaison between Donald Gregg and George Bush while he's vice president. And you look back at the dates when he was the CIA director, you know, you see the direct.…”

AmeriCares trafficked Guatemala host_asserted ▶ 1:02:01

“People like Barbara Bush and Jill Biden and all those people have served as honorary heads of these, of AmeriCare specifically, and it's being looked at as one of the child traffickers from Guatemala …”

Robert McCauley founded AmeriCares host_asserted ▶ 1:02:01

Barbara Bush headed AmeriCares host_asserted ▶ 1:02:01

Jill Biden headed AmeriCares host_asserted ▶ 1:02:01

Robert McCauley funded AmeriCares host_asserted ▶ 1:02:30

“And he was also behind the basically paying for the stealing of those children. So me, I don't think that's a coincidence. But that's my personal opinion. Jillian, go ahead. Thank you. Hey, I hope you…”

Wackenhut succeeded G4S caller_asserted ▶ 1:07:42

“is actually g4s now g4s security systems or whatever secure systems and i had worked for them um believe it or not at uh makila on the border here in del rio texas for ge another scumbag but um yeah a…”

Danny Casolaro exposed Octopus host_asserted ▶ 1:09:29

“I'm familiar with the fact that Wackenhut, because of all of the bad press it got during the Danny Casolaro revelations about Octopus and its participation and all that other stuff, got bought. And wh…”

Allied Universal succeeded G4S host_asserted ▶ 1:10:25

“that was Danish, if I remember right. So just, it's, and I think, let me look this up for just real, just real quick. Yeah, okay. So Allied Universal bought, yeah, so they're headquartered, they're he…”

Warburg Pincus member_of Safra Group host_asserted ▶ 1:11:21

“Majority owner Wendell sold most of the stock to a Canadian pension fund in Quebec. And the new investment group was led by Warburg Penkus, which is a private equity fund that was an affiliate of the …”

Safra Group funded Hermitage Capital Management host_asserted ▶ 1:12:14

“The Hermitage Investment Corporation software was the money behind that entire thing where they tried to go in and buy all of the industry in Russia and they got found out. And the guy that was Russia…”

Sergei Magnitsky exposed Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:12:42

“made into law because the name of the guy that was the traitor to Russia was Magnitsky. But Browden came back, the guy that was in charge of the front company for Safra, came back to the United States…”

United States funded Magnitsky Act host_asserted ▶ 1:13:10

“And the Congress used that false flag to implement the Magnitsky Act, which is now what's used in order to sanction everybody for anything that they want to further coerce countries to do whatever we …”

Phoenix Program carried_out_attack Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:24:46

“that they implemented in Vietnam where they sit down and they basically ask you every single thing about your family, where all of your extended family lives, and they enter that all in a database bec…”

United States trafficked Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:33:04

“I must have missed that. I apologize. Yeah, no, no. The entire strategy was to do whatever was necessary to maintain the occupation in Vietnam in order to set up the drug trafficking operation. And th…”

United States installed Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 1:33:32

“He initially began with the installation of Chiang Kai-shek in the north after World War II, thinking that they would be able to allow him to roost there. But Ho Chi Minh kicked him out and because, y…”

Ho Chi Minh removed_from_power Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 1:33:32

United States removed_from_power France host_asserted ▶ 1:33:51

“The once they realized they weren't going to be able to control it from the north with Chiang Kai-shek, their only option at that point was to control it from the south and to kick the French out. So …”

United Kingdom carried_out_attack China guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:04

“what happened over in China with the first opium war, the second opium war, the, the, the boxer rebellion, you know, that's the exact playbook that the British and the United States and Europe used ag…”

United States carried_out_attack China guest_asserted ▶ 1:36:04