Operation Gladio - World Wildlife Fund - Africa- Erik Prince (Redo)

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0:00 Okay. We're going to wait for a few more people to get in. I'm going to get my co-host set up. And hopefully this space goes a lot smoother than the one yesterday. Can you not hear me? I can hear you. Okay. Somebody just asked me if I had sound. No. As long as you can hear me.

0:39 I don't want this thing to start quirking up like it did yesterday. So that would be bad. I am going to try to do the rumble at the same time so that there will be a video and audio file of this. And I've never done that before.

1:16 We've got some people checking in over there. Somebody on the live chat says on Rumble, what's going on in Kenya now? These people are paying attention. Awesome. I love it. Oh, dang. And we've got a staff sergeant, Air Force Reserve from Utah, spent time at Hill Air Force Base. I love it. Awesome.

1:49 OK, so I want to make sure that I have the live feed over from StreamYard. It's still showing our intro video. So let me make sure it's over there. Yeah, if you wouldn't mind, I'd appreciate it. We got some people watching live on YouTube.

2:21 This is going to be crazy. All right. So basically, I want to go back over what we went over yesterday because we had such a hard time with our audio. It kept getting interrupted. People kept getting dropped out of the space. And so, yeah, I see it, Bridget. It's there. Okay.

2:54 So basically, let me close a bunch of these windows so I can turn the volume down on that so I'm not getting feedback. There we go. So basically, we had stumbled across in our Operation Gladio file, research, whatever.

3:28 It's not letting me get to the volume thing on here. There we go. And we had come across the World Wildlife Federation a long time ago. We did a lot of digging into it, was kind of shocked by all of the goings on there.

3:57 Once we started digging around, Richard and Liza had come up with a UNESCO tie, and we started looking at UNESCO sites, and I'll let them talk about that, because that's a whole another time on itself. We're just going to give you a little bit of how that ties into this entire thing. So what got this started?

4:28 was a post that I just closed trying to get to my Rumble thing. I'm going to bring it back up real quick. That someone had sent me a clip of Eric Perkins talking about, I'm just going to paraphrase, dumb shit stuff.

4:58 And he made a comment. And I started off the show yesterday by telling people that I had a dear friend of mine that had made a similar comment to me a long time ago. This dear friend of mine was a mentor of mine. Love him to death. You're banding a little bit. Just FYI, you're banding a little bit.

5:29 It seems to be coming and going. Okay. My friend is a pilot and he spent his National War College year in his master's degree that Air Force sent him to specializing and visiting the continent of Africa. And he made a comment to me about.

6:05 how dysfunctional Africa was. And I didn't know enough about Africa when he made this comment to me back in like the 2005 timeframe. But it did spur me to want to learn more about it because it just seemed odd to me that an entire continent of people just can't manage themselves. It just didn't work.

6:34 And I so respected this guy. I felt like it should be true because he said it. But at the same time, logically, it didn't make any sense to me. So I went and did some digging around and some research. And I realized that.

7:05 What he has said was basically not true. There was so many extenuating circumstances to basically an entire continent that had been held hostage, some in some cases 150 years, by a colonial power with no ability to learn how to be a leader.

7:32 No education in some cases where the European powers would chop people's hand off because they didn't make enough rubber picking quota. So, again, I just I thought that was odd. So all of a sudden in the late 50s and 60s, we're going to get these people that have been subjugated to.

7:58 powers for, like I said, sometimes a century, but certainly multiple decades, and just go, yeah, here's your country back. Do whatever you want with it, which is exactly what they did. In every case that I've researched personally, they may have well, and in some cases typically did, put a bunch of landmines around.

8:26 in order to sabotage these newly birthed democracies that they scream at all the time as so important. And these same people that are screaming at us that democracies are so important sabotage the actual democracy as it was happening. So I get a little animated every time I start talking about this because, frankly, it pisses me off.

8:55 And I didn't want to put my friend wrong. That's, in fact, what I did. And so going back to the video, our friend is on a podcast, his podcast, by the way. You are banding, ma'am. You are banding. All right, I got it. Thank you. Are you there, Colonel?

9:43 I think she's trying to tweak her settings. Yep. She's just tweaking some settings for a second to make sure that everybody can catch every word. Boy, this is a big one. Hey, Bridget, Bill Ellimore said if you go down and come back up that it might clear out the glitch. Thank you. Yeah, even the colonel can drop down and come back up even though she's holding the space. She can drop and come back in and it might help.

10:16 It might help with that. So, back to what I was saying. Ma'am, hang on. You're going to have to drop down if you can. Colonel, can you hear? She can't hear us now. Hang on a second. Bridget, you want to text her?

10:49 I'm on it. Boy, they don't want to hear what the colonel has to say, I get. No, they don't, unfortunately. I'm not really sure what exactly is going on. Bridget will talk to her and have her come back in. I know that parts of X are kind of updating or rebooting. Like whenever you guys see you open your X and it's got posts that are current.

11:24 but they're dated May 31st of like 2002 or 2009 or 2012. Usually X is in a process of like rebooting itself or revamping. It was happening a lot when they were, sorry, my kids are playing, but it was happening a lot when they were really hunting a lot of the bots out of here. And I just caught a few posts that that was going on today. So it may mess with spaces a little bit too. It may not be much.

11:51 Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. Anyway, it may not be much on Colonel's end, but Cousinet, Bridget, and Colonel, I wanted to turn you guys on to part of the Dig Slow Kill. If you look up the Wild Horse Foundation, the Bundy Ranch, and fracking and uranium that's all around Nevada, I bet, because I was going to take this, but I'd be honored if you guys wanted to take that and help me through it, because I guarantee that whole thing's a gladio.

12:21 All for the mining in Southern Nevada. Can you hear me now? Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Now we can. Thank you. Yeah. Absolutely, Marie. That sounds like a great day. Bridget, Cousinette, please don't text me during this. Just break in and let me know. It's too distracting when I'm trying to look at both of these things at the same time. I understand, ma'am, but you couldn't hear us.

12:48 To tell you that you were banding and you were actually not there at one point. Okay. Well, I heard. Right. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. So where did I leave off? That we started to dig into UNESCO and are we, you had a friend who was talking about Africa and you started to dig into Africa.

13:20 I believe that was kind of right where you started banding so bad. Okay. So just skip that. I want you guys to understand that Africa is a big deal and why it's a big deal. Africa, according to the roundtable crowd, was always to remain a colony. It was never to be given its freedom.

13:51 It was always to be enslaved. That's critical to understanding all of this. And when people get on podcasts with audiences as big as someone like Eric Prince and perpetuates the myth that the Black African leaders cannot manage their own shit and have to have help from their colonial...

14:22 forefathers perpetuates exactly what Operation Gladio was created to continue, which is the use of a paramilitary force, of which he's made a fortune, by the way, to perpetuate a strategy of tension inside the continent of Africa to subjugate those people to overlords.

14:52 You can think of Africa as an entire slave plantation that these people want to remain enslaved. And anybody that gets on a national venue and says that people cannot lead themselves, you have one question to ask them. Then why the hell did you murder any leader that stood up and tried to take their country to someplace different?

15:22 Not just once, but repeatedly. So if they're not good leaders, you shouldn't have had to kill them to get them out of your way. That shuts them up immediately. If they were just piss poor leaders, you could have paid them off. They would have been corrupt, right? Because that's after they killed the good guys.

15:51 The Mobatu guy, all of them, the United guy in Angola, they were corrupt shits that the CIA went and paid off and they sold their entire country and their resources to the highest bidder. There's plenty of those people around. But the CIA went in and murdered people like Omar Gaddafi because those people.

16:22 wouldn't take the CIA's shit and they weren't going to play their fiddle. So again, I just get a little irritated when people say that. So when we started doing these digs, as I pointed out when we were doing Europe, a lot of Europe's history is tied to the continent of Africa because it was enslaved by them for centuries.

16:50 And so when we went and did Belgium, of course, then we did Congo. So you could see how they were intertwined. And if you haven't saw that show, I would highly encourage you to do it. We don't have time to go back and do the entire show here. And then the same is true with Angola. We did Angola and how.

17:17 The CIA got involved there as well and was trying to overthrow the only leaders that had been Western educated but didn't want to be Western controlled. Instead, they went to some tribal guy that was related to the guy they installed in Congo and tried to prop him up and in the process murdered tens of thousands of people using Israeli arms.

17:43 through South Africa across their border into Angola. So then Eric Prince gets on television and goes, oh, well, they all suck as leaders. Well, then what? They suck as leaders because you are arming people to murder them. So anyway, as all of that unfolded, we came across things like UNESCO.

18:10 and WWF, which is World Wildlife Fund, because they're everywhere in Africa. So as we began looking into all of those entities, I kind of did a deep dive into the WWF.

18:35 I know that Bridget and Cousin It have both looked at this, but also we did, I don't know if we actually did a show on UNESCO, but it has come up several times because they've got UNESCO sites all over the world. And they play into this because I wanted to tell you the trick that they use. In order to...

19:02 hamstring these new fledgling democracies. What they did was they cut off trade. And I'll just use the Congo as a good example. So Lumumba, when he got elected prime minister, they had uranium, diamonds and gold. And as a result, Belgium had already contracted all of those things.

19:31 And they had buyers all over the world. And Belgium had been cut in on the profits of all of those. And the Congo had not because they belonged to Belgium. So when Lumumba got elected prime minister, the Belgium government, who had the mine in Katanga, a state within their country,

19:57 didn't want to renegotiate that and basically didn't want to give the Congolese government their own resource profit. So as a result, Lumumba made a trip to the United States and, hold on just a second. Sounds like a puppy attack. Oh my gosh. So Lumumba comes to, he actually calls ahead and gets an appointment with Eisenhower.

20:32 When he gets here, Eisenhower won't see him. So Eisenhower's vice president is Nixon. So Nixon takes the audience with him and basically tells him, no, we're not renegotiating that contract. We're going to leave Belgium in and you're screwed. So Lumumba went home and basically knew that everything was rigged.

21:00 And he started making phone calls and he knew that there were going to be pressure put on him to not change anything. But he had big ideas. He wanted schools. He wanted medical facilities because the medical facilities that the Belgium had was zero. Like 99 percent of the Congolese were illiterate when they were granted their freedom.

21:27 And so, again, everything was set up for them to fail, which is why it's infuriating when people get on television and go, oh, well, they failed. Well, because you set them up to fail. So Lumumba decided that he was going to. Oh, and by the way, then they call it in the IMF and the World Bank and they say, don't loan him any money. We're going to choke him out. And.

21:54 So Lumumba calls the Soviet Union and says, hey, I'm going to need some guns because these people are going to try to kill me. And then, only then, keep in mind he's already been to the United States, only then do all of the PR mockingbird media begin calling him a communist. Because as long as you call somebody a communist, you're free to kill them. And I don't mean that jokingly. That's absolutely true.

22:23 The CIA gets the president to sign a finding. They do a national intelligence estimate labeling somebody a communist. Oh, look, they called the Soviet Union. They want weapons from the Soviet Union. Therefore, they're a communist. No, you just tried to starve them out. You are playing economic warfare with them, political warfare. And by the way, they had already called Otto Skorzeny in to create a plan to kidnap and assassinate Lumumba.

22:52 So as Lumumba tries to defend himself, he gets kidnapped, he gets murdered, and the CIA installs the president, who they'd already bought off because he's the one that kind of ratted Lumumba out from his hiding place, and they install him as a dictator. He changes the name of the country to Zaire, and the rest is history.

23:17 And then there's a lot more to that. But I want you to understand that part of that, because that's going to be really important. And this literally happened in almost every country in Africa. Something to that effect. Not exactly. There are some different nuances in different places, like in Angola, where in each of these cases, the arms, weirdly enough, get supplied by Israel.

23:47 which we've come to know as like the world's largest arms manufacturer and trafficker because they're not all legitimate cells. Like the fact that the U.S. State Department was giving and the CIA was giving Israel money to sneak guns into South Africa because no one else was allowed with our money. They were our paid for guns.

24:12 We weren't allowed to trade with apartheid South Africa. So Israel did it for us. They brought the guns in and then those guns were trafficked over to Angola to shoot the people that the CIA didn't want to be in charge, which, by the way, were the only people that could actually lead the country because they were educated. They wanted to put the dumb people they had already bought off in charge. So those are just two examples. There's 20 plus. And so.

24:41 What I did, I was in the middle of a dig for the World Wildlife Fund, which we knew had something to do with this because those scenarios that I just showed you where the World Bank and the IMF cut these countries off when the CIA tells them to, that's basically all of the same people that work at the World Wildlife Fund. Because if you're a good guy,

25:09 And good, according to them, like the guy that they installed in the Congo. He immediately takes out, you know, I don't know, $7 billion in loans from the IMF. Well, he can't pay back $7 billion in loans because their trade deals are so bad. And Belgium is still taking all their money. But they do it anyway. And they money launder that money back to not only people like Belgium and the WWF.

25:37 businesses doing work um and everybody out politicians and everything the people in the congo are on the hook for seven billion dollars oh but don't worry about them because the world wildlife fund who by the way interfaces with the world bank and the imf i mean they literally sit on all the same boards um picks up their phone and calls the world bank and says hey um you know that seven billion dollar loan that um the con

26:07 Congo can't pay back. Well, we're going to negotiate with them and they're going to give us a bunch of their quote unquote national parks or a preserve and we're going to pay off their loan for them at a reduced rate. So in these deals that they do, they then get the authority to set up a national park. Weirdly enough, these national parks all seem to be very, not all of them,

26:38 A lot of them seem to be very close to borders of other countries they're trying to overthrow. For example, there is a national park that was established in South Africa near the border of both Angola and their northern border, like going up into Tanzania and Nambia.

27:07 From these state parks, there were prisons on these state parks, national parks, sorry, prisons. And these parks were funded by the WWF. So there's prisons on them for their disappeared people that they don't want to have to account for because they're secret prisons, kind of like black sites. And there were terrorist training camps.

27:35 In which the arms that were coming in from Israel was being located at in order to be then forwarded into these combat areas. So when just recently I got this book called Panda Leaks and because to me, knowing what we now know about Gladio, it just made perfect sense because they were basically doing this exact same thing at UNESCO sites.

28:05 And I was like, is the WWF really something much bigger than this? And so I did this thread and I want to go through the thread fairly quickly that illustrates several points. And one of the most important things was about.

28:37 The one that I did today was about a thing, and I ended up with it yesterday too, called Operation Lock. Well, anytime you've got a NGO that has a military operational name as part of an event like Operation Lock, you know you're in paramilitary territory. Why on earth would your normal...

29:06 the church down the street or the feed the SPCA kind of nonprofit, they don't have operational names. They don't have like Operation Lock as the name of some event that they're kicking off, right? They name it like, you know, feed the dogs or feed the cats. So I was like, Operation Lock, what the hell is that? Well, it's an operation.

29:35 That basically did exactly what I just described to you, launching terrorist attacks into it. And the purpose was to destabilize the countries in the southern part of Africa that had just newly been given their freedom and had elected presidents because the colonial powers.

30:05 didn't want them to succeed. They wanted to be able to still control them. And if you zoom out to the 30,000-foot look, it appears that in the late 1940s and early 1950s, a group of people got together and decided at some time...

30:29 This gig's going to be up. You know, freedom's breaking out all over the place. At some point, we're going to have to pretend these people have a democracy because we've been screaming about it. And, you know, we're telling everybody that you need to fear the communists while at the same time the cost to Africa. Right. So at some point the gig was up and they had to come up with an idea on how to fake.

30:58 giving people their freedom while not really doing it. And they had a whole lot of people available to help them do that. So starting off, there is one of the star players, because he goes back to like...

31:24 the Fabian Society and British Roundtable Origins of Operation Gladio. And that was Sir Julian Huxley. And he was a member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, which those of you who are familiar with that know that that's kind of the equivalent in the UK as the CFR.

31:48 And fits right into the Roundtable and the Fabian Society, which again is kind of where we get Operation Gladio from. And so it was through this apparatus that they came up with. And I'm going to go into just briefly the PR company that they used. I mean, they they they withheld no.

32:17 uh barriers they they let everything out on this one because they couldn't afford to lose these um colonies because if you think about it for five seconds none of those people have shit none of them i mean it's on an island they have nothing um they wouldn't last a year on their own so they're literally fighting for their survival by trying to keep

32:47 these colonial powers subordinate to them and in their control. Now, did they just do it to eat? No. I mean, they've gotten trillions of dollars from diamonds and all this stuff from them. So it was never just about food. But that's kind of the stark reality that they're in is they don't have the ability to survive long term without having people.

33:16 And they're not willing to trade because they want to maintain their wealth. So they're just used to bullying people around. That's the bottom line. And they've gotten away with it all of this time. So these people create this campaign. And then under the guise of conservatism, of saving the whale, saving the tiger, saving the elephant, they set up the World Wildlife Fund.

33:45 And, you know, they adopt the little panda logo that makes people's heart melt when they don't realize what a panda logo really means. And they then go to the public and say, look at us, we're doing so many good things as a result of this WWF initiative in saving the whale or the elephant or whatever. Give us your money.

34:14 in addition to using millions of their own dollars, they took our money. And they took our money to basically subordinate and kill the indigenous people in Africa and around the world, by the way. Not just Africa, but we're focusing on Africa. And basically uprooting them out of their natural habitat under the guise of...

34:45 preserving nature, which we'll go into a few examples because that's not what they did at all. They just got the people out of their way so that they could go in and exploit the resources that were there to make money for themselves. And you see this thing perpetuated over and over again to the point where at this point, it isn't.

35:14 I mean, you can even try to make an excuse. Oh, well, it's gold. And, you know, getting the gold out on the market somehow helps everybody. That's not even where we're at. We're so far past that. It's not even funny. They are at the point now where they are destroying people's ability to survive so that they could literally murder them. That's how gross this gets because they are doing exactly that.

35:41 And a very slow, agonizing death of destroying people's cultures, this moving of people around outside of their culture, which they know they will fight for or have in the past anyway, allows them. And I'm not even kidding. They actually say this. It allows for interbreeding. And when you interbreed, you lose distinct cultures.

36:10 And people become less willing to fight to maintain their culture because they don't have one. That's what all of this is about. And you only have to go read anything that Julian Huxley wrote as a eugenicist. Eugenicists, weirdly enough, and zoology, like better people get along extremely well because eugenicists try to do to people.

36:40 veterinarians do to animals not even joking um that is what they do they treat eugenicists treat people and breeding and um euthanasia and every aspect of humanity as if you're an animal and that's kind of the stark reality of these people that we're dealing with um so

37:08 That kind of gives you the big picture, but I want to go over a few of the details here. When the WWF was set up, there's a couple of different dates that's very important. One of the dates was in April 29th, which is kind of the kick-started.

37:33 the creation of the WWF. Some people use that as the date, but actually it was just more of the kickoff to the planning of it of 1961. Now, I want you to understand Lumumba was murdered in January of 1961. So within a couple of months of them assassinating him, and by they, I mean Otto Skorzeny, who worked for NATO.

38:00 And he was on a NATO deployment when he assassinated Lumumba and the CIA. They were all in cahoots with each other. And then fast forward to September 11th, 1961. That was the official launch birth of the WWF. So big, important date.

38:30 I think September 11th, 1961 was devastating, if not more so, for lots of reasons in the creation of the WWF, especially once you find out what they've been doing. And Huxley traveled to Africa in 1960. And their efforts there was the initial onslaught of pressure campaigns.

38:59 While still some of them were under the control of Europe to set up a massive amounts of national parks throughout Africa because they were going to come back in after they, quote unquote, got to be democratized and take over those national parks. So they were kind of scrambling around trying to create and designate national parks before a lot of them got their freedom.

39:26 And there were so many national parks that it ended up being 20% of the landmass of Africa. And Huxley was basically flying all over the continent to look at basically where the best places to put these parks were. And the way they decided where the best place to put them was is the migration of the animals.

39:56 Because they wanted to capture the animals and not allow the locals to be able to use those resources from them. So the national parks are very close, if not encompassing all of the wildlife, like where the orangutans normally habitate, where the elephants are.

40:21 because they wanted to do ecotourism eventually. And they basically monopolized, they stole all of the ivory out of the elephant tusk. They laid landmines in many of these African countries while they were doing the paramilitary, sabotaged the governments. They put landmines and they destroyed hundreds of thousands of elephants that way. They just murdered them.

40:50 and then stole the ivory out of their tusk. And on that one national park that was on the border, the Tanzania side of South Africa, they did a raid on that state park, someone, and discovered over 3,000 ivory tusks that was in there when that happened. So, crazy crap.

41:20 Um, so when Huxley was down there, his conclusion without spending much time in any of the national parks was that game reserves would be ruined by the new black governments because, you know, they don't know anything. They're stupid. And so they had to take over the responsibility and they needed an organization to do that because, you know, just like Eric Prince said, they're too dumb to do it themselves.

41:50 Even though, by the way, and this point gets made in panel leaks repeatedly, these people had successfully managed all of these wild herds by living with them for the past thousand, two thousand years. They didn't go extinct while they were in charge. They're only now going extinct because these people who think they knew everything was in charge. And that's a very important.

42:20 important point and they make that in the book repeatedly. The only people that have destroyed nature is the people trying to pretend they're preserving nature, which of course is exactly what they're doing with climate change and everything else. And so then at some point you have to stand back and go, what the crap are you doing? You're not saving anything. You've destroyed everything. So you can't be that dumb and kind of

42:50 Dumb yourself into doing all of this shit. You have to be doing it on purpose. Because no one's that stupid. Not even them. So. Many of them. At the current time. When Huxley was there in 1960. Were in the middle of civil wars. And. Basically. The colonial powers were. That was kind of their.

43:24 for Salvo to weaken any of the ability of them to resist because otherwise they'd have just went, you know, threw them the keys and go, yeah, hey, it's yours. But almost each and every one of them had to fight a civil war in order to be kicked out of the country. They didn't necessarily leave peacefully. And as the case when so many times they left sabotages behind.

43:54 when they did leave. So Huxley went back to Europe and he wrote a ton of articles about Kenya, Tanzania, Rhodesia, and basically how if they didn't do something immediately, all the wild animals were going to disappear. Now keep in mind, the guy never saw a wild animal. All he did was fly over them. He didn't like get down and see one eye to eye.

44:23 He's just flying over them all and writing this crap. He was one of the number one PR people that got the WWF going. Okay. And so he kept saying that, you know, there's going to be a lot of poaching. And he started in one particular area where they had cattle.

44:48 he kept writing articles about how these cattle that had been there for again a thousand years was all of a sudden going to overgraze and destroy and make these lush forests into a desert had never happened in a thousand years but all of a sudden it was going to happen and behind this then the human population was going to explode

45:15 And they weren't going to have any food to eat. So somebody had to do something quick. And then he kept saying that there was such limited land in Africa. And when you think about that, did people really believe that? Even back in the day, this is 1960. We had books. What were these people thinking? There's like...

45:42 the majority of Africa was not even had people living on it. So where are they going to run out of land? You know, that's the same people that talked about Russia and the Soviet Union before them. And oh my God, they were going to, you know, bust out and take everybody's land. They're the biggest country in the entire world. The last thing they want is more land.

46:09 They want technology and the ability to use the land they have. I don't see them coming to take our land. But, you know, that's just being logical in a very illogical argument. So anyway, on top of that, Rhodesia had their first election in 1965. They were under white leadership in Tanzania.

46:36 They became politically independent back in 1961. And Kenya, weirdly enough, had some sort of elections, although they weren't technically free. It was just like a parliamentary kind of election in 1920. But the way they did it was Britain had said that they segregated the seats.

47:05 in their like parliament. So eight seats were given to the Africans, the natives. 14 seats were given to the imported Europeans. Six seats were given to the Indians that the Europeans imported. One was given to an Arab and six seats were appointed by the Europeans.

47:32 So, in other words, the Europeans were in control of 27 seats and the locals, eight. So, you see, it wasn't really a democracy, but they tried to pretend like there was elected representatives. There really wasn't. The poor little eight African people that got elected to these offices couldn't vote to do anything without being overwhelmingly defeated.

48:02 So, again, democracy in name only, which is what these people are all about. We're finding it out right now. So it wasn't until 1963 that Kenya had their first actual elected African prime minister. So, again, Huxley indicted a game management indictment of game management was 100 percent happening.

48:33 While the governments were white. So him being there in 1960, every single one of these countries were ran by white people and had been ran by white people for decades, if not 100 years. And he's telling everybody in Europe, oh, my God, the sky is going to fall out. But hello, they're not even in charge when he said it. And then.

49:03 If you fast forward to 2024, you have people like Eric Prince on media saying exactly the same thing, that the sky is going to fall out. Those guys can't manage their own self and everything is going to fall apart if they're in charge of something and they still need us to come help them. Just crazy. So when Huxley.

49:33 He contacted a guy by the name of Max Nicholson. Nicholson founded the British Nature Conservatory, who is on record saying that he felt that under African government, the prospect of conservation of nature would be ended. Again, they have no idea. The African peoples lived there for centuries. But, you know, all of a sudden now they're going to die.

50:02 But again, there was no African governments from the English's standpoint. They were all still controlled by them. So they're basically building up a PR program is what they're doing in a nutshell. Huxley, Nicholson, and a guy by the name of Peter Scott set a WF to ensure no Black leader basically controlled their own destiny. That was the whole purpose of it for real.

50:34 But wait till you find out who's all a member of the WWF. In the spring of 1961, with Lumumba having been just assassinated, Peter Scott asked Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to become the president of the WWF. However, Prince Philip was a little too busy because he already had an international job at another NGO. So he recommended,

51:04 that Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands be put in charge. And Prince Bernhard absolutely thought that was a great idea. During an interview in 2011, Prince Philip said that he could not remember this conversation with Peter Scott, but he did recall collaborating.

51:33 on the WWF charter. He cheerfully said that the WWF was his life's work and the only public arena where he could function without the oversight of the queen. He went on to say, Peter Scott said, we're going to set this thing up. Would I be president? I said, well, I'll be president of just the UK part of the WWF.

52:01 That's what he did. And so Prince Bernhardt becomes the first international president of the WWF. That's going to be important in a little bit when we get to a story about him embezzling and money laundering, because that's exactly what he did in order to pay for paramilitary. So Prince Bernhardt said aloud that he wanted a contiguous.

52:32 supra-national park system stretching from Kenya to South Africa under their control. Gosh, that sounds like a colony to me. The headquarters was originally created in Switzerland, a place called Gland, G-L-A-N-D, and their control

52:57 you know, all of their bank accounts, which of course makes money laundering easier because all of the, eventually even the Vatican money got into Switzerland because they set up some front banks. So just convenient that everything seems to be set up. That's these international things like the IMF, the World Bank and all of that stuff gets set up in Switzerland. The WWF designated vice president, that guy by the name of Peter Scott.

53:26 And his job was basically to create shock tactics. They hire a PR firm by the name of Mather and Crowther, C-R-O-W-T-H-E-R. And it's not enough just to save animals. You have to have somebody shoving it down your throat, which is what the PR company is going to do. And what do they do? They go out.

53:55 and they film the most horrific animal massacres by massacring animals, you know, the ones they're supposed to be preserving and taking care of. Yeah, they kill a bunch of them in the most heinous way, and they put them in a brochure. And then they send that brochure everywhere saying, oh my God, look what we, how did you photograph them exactly? But that's exactly what they did.

54:24 And they did it to traumatize people and guilt them into sending money. So I did want to give you a little bit of information on this PR because it is so indicative of everything that we find in Operation Gladio. So the guy that set this PR firm up to begin with was by the name of Edmund Mather. And he set it up.

54:53 On Broadway in New York City, right down the street from the heart of the people that funded the creation of the Bolsheviks in Russian communist history and the Nazi people and FDR. So FDR, his initial law firm was at 120 Broadway. And this advertising company is like right down the street from them on Broadway. So I had to laugh when I saw that.

55:22 And it was originally set up in 1860s. He set up a company called O-G-I-L-V-Y, Ogilvy, in London in 1850. Mather's son, Harley, partnered with Crowther and created Mather and Crowther.

55:44 They created a whole bunch of newspaper ads. They were kind of like the comics, everything like that, other than just the news story these guys created. So they were famous for, they actually created the saying, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. That was one of their famous taglines. In 1821, or excuse me, 1921, Crowley hired Francis Ogilvie as a copyright.

56:12 He eventually gone to be the first family member to chair the agency. And Francis was so impressed with his brother's sales ability that he hired him. Francis Ogilvie's brother's name is David Ogilvie. David was deployed to the U.S. to study the landscape of the PR work.

56:38 He did research at Gallup polling back in the day, like way back in the day. And then he takes all of that and works for British intelligence during World War II, which, you know, some people would say is the same thing, but, you know, whatever. And according to Wikipedia in 1948, David Oglesby proposed Mather and Crowther.

57:05 and a UK agency, S.H. Benson, partnered to create an American advertising agency that would support British advertising clients. This would ensure control over the narrative post-World War II. David Oglesby's recruited Harrison Hewitt from J. Walter Thompson to serve as president and to supervise sales. Thompson had been in advertising since 1877.

57:35 And guess who his first customer was? Johnson and Johnson. So I have to tell you guys all of this stuff because you have to understand how incestuous this group of people are. How every tentacle is wound into another. And I'm not even getting into all of these people married each other's kids. So this is the most incestuous group of people.

58:05 And you have to understand that to fully appreciate the stranglehold that they have over all of the stuff that's going to come out in this article. So, and of course, with Johnson & Johnson as a customer, one of the very first ads these people wrote was about toothpaste. Because remember, they're going to put poison in our toothpaste.

58:34 And so these guys were the original ad agency that was created the first ad for toothpaste. So again, you just can't make this shit up. So in 1899, Thompson expanded the company to Egypt, South Africa, and Asia. And in that, you know, excuse me, and you can't, let's see, J. Walter Thompson.

59:05 was hired by the CIA-installed dictator in Chile, Pinochet, and his mission was to refurbish the image of the regime after it was discovered that he was mass murdering all of the Chileans, right? So same agency, same guy deployed.

59:34 same everything. It's crazy. More of his clients, and again, if you stick with me through this whole series, you're going to find this out. This guy's advertising clients are Unilever, Kraft, Kellogg's, Kimberly-Clark, Nestle, Ford, HSBC, blah, blah, blah. And there's a whole bunch of them. But what you're going to find out is Unilever, Kellogg, Ford, HSBC, they're all

1:00:05 in the 1001 Club, which we'll talk about in a minute, of the WWF. These are the same people that are funding the WWF. They're all in the club. So now you understand why the WWF hired this specific ad agency, because it's one of theirs. They were the best money could buy. The WWF then contracts with the Daily Mirror.

1:00:32 The Daily Mirror original owner was a guy by the name of Alfred Harmsworth. He was knighted and given the title First Viscount Northcliffe. And all of this stuff in London that is located in London, just like our Broadway Street had all of the criminals here, Fleet Street seems to be the place where they all congregate over in London, for whatever that's worth.

1:01:03 So, let's see. Lord Northcliffe had a powerful role during the First World War and was basically criticizing the government regarding the Shell Crisis in 1915. He directed a mission to the new ally, the United States, during 1918. So, ta-da!

1:01:35 makes sense that he'd be in PR after the war. And the best guy to have in charge of enemy propaganda, what's he do when the war's over? He writes children's books. Again, can't make that crap up. He also was writing all of the war propaganda during the Boer Wars, which was when England went down to South Africa and murdered all of the Boers because they wanted their gold.

1:02:05 Um, you gotta have a lot of propaganda for that one. Um, cause they actually even did the first use that anyone knows about of, um, setting up concentration camps to kill the women and children and old people, um, in South Africa. Um, Alfred Harmsworth married, married Mary Elizabeth Milner and she was related to Alfred Milner.

1:02:33 This is the same Milner that had an affair with Cecil Rhodes' wife and later married her. Cecil Rhodes, of course, was one of the granddaddies of the Fabian Society, British Roundtable, Boer Wars. Milner was involved in everything. So again, each story we tell, you dig a little bit and you go right back to the original founders. South Africa and...

1:03:02 Let's see. How is this for bringing it all together? Alfred sold the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror to his brother, Harold, who pioneered tabloid journalism, or better known as propaganda. Harold openly admired fascism. He created a paper mill industry in Newfoundland, Canada, and basically destroyed the entire environment by doing so.

1:03:29 He and Churchill were fast friends. Churchill was having, well, Churchill started as a reporter. He was down in the Boer Wars and that's where the whole stay behind unit concept came from because he watched the Boers do it and was fascinated by it. The Daily Mirror, as you know, ended up being owned by Robert Maxwell in 1984. And this treks right back to Operation Gladio.

1:03:58 Because, again, they're propaganda rags and you have to control them if you're going to control the narrative. So, of course, the Daily Mirror was the obvious choice for the World Wildlife Foundation with their pro-fascist stance and pro-totalitarian approach to politics in general. So that's who's going to run all of their ads and get all of their propaganda out.

1:04:25 They are also the magazine or the newspaper, sorry, that ran the horrific pictures that were created in 1961 of all the slaughtered animals. They also ran one that had a mom and a baby rhino that said doomed in big, creepy looking letters to disappear from the face of the earth unless something is done swiftly.

1:04:52 Animals like this rhino and its baby will soon be dead as the dodo. And over 20,000 people almost overnight donated to save the rhinos. These people know what they're doing. It may be wrong, but they know what they're doing. Twelve years later, not a single penny of those donations had ever made it to saving a rhino. Not one.

1:05:25 A later lecture, the WWF co-founder Max Nicholson said, we have therefore good confirmation of our diagnosis or value of the world wildlife emergency and the possibilities of converting it into effective fundraising. So that tells you what they were doing. That's what the WWF is about. It's to use the issue to raise money.

1:05:58 not to solve the problem. Once you respond to an emergency, there will always be emergencies. We've heard that a million times. And that's what they learned and they employed in the use of the World Wildlife Fund. It is not about the animals. They just change the animal every year. One year it'll be saving the tigers. The next way is saving the whales. Have you heard?

1:06:21 The World Wildlife Fund get on television and talk about the whales that are all beaching up because of the wind farms that they're putting out in the water. Not one word. Not one campaign. Not one word. And you never will because it has nothing to do with the animals. And you see again when you start looking around, oh.

1:06:47 Well, isn't that what they did with the fossil fuel thing to scare the hell out of us, you know, like in the 70s when we were running out of oil? Oh, isn't that what they did to us in the climate change thing? Oh, isn't that what they did to us with the health, you know, with COVID? It's just a scare tactic. That's all it is. That's all it ever is. Because we tend to give up everything when we're scared. And that's why I want people to be able to, if you understand all of this and you understand you're being manipulated,

1:07:17 It's so much easier to see it once you understand it and you understand how their operation works. In 1962, Prince Bernhard, as president of the WWF International, he brought on a major sponsor by the name of John Loudon, L-O-U-D-O-N. He was in charge, general director of Dutch Royal Shell, you know, because that's what you want, the oil.

1:07:47 in to save the animals. This was a huge win for the WWF and Shell. Shell was generating significant profits with patents for pesticides, you know, pesticides that kill all of the vegetation and the animals. Yeah, well, Shell needed a panda sticker to say that they were sustainable, and none of that was happening. And how do you make that happen?

1:08:15 Well, you just pay the WWF a bunch of money and then it doesn't matter because they're going to give you your panda sticker and then you're going to be fine because they'll pretend like it isn't happening. In 1962, there were scientific journals that revealed those very pesticides were extremely hazardous to wild animals. There were mass die-offs of birds who were eating grain and seeds treated with shell products.

1:08:45 The Shell company immediately attacked the scientists that wrote the truth. However, it was the help of the WWF that allowed Shell to maneuver around these criticisms and produce their own propaganda and launder it through Prince Bernhard at the WWF and also asked the WWF to refrain from any criticism. Sir Peter Scott, an avid bird lover,

1:09:14 was the only dissenting voice in the entire WWF apparatus. He later said greed and the total disregard of the natural environment posed the greatest threat to the world, to life on Earth. He said nothing about it publicly, though. It was not until the mid-1970s that the U.S. banned these pesticides that the problem went away on its own, thus revealing the true nature of the WWF.

1:09:43 You'll love their reasoning. Quote, it was observed that no church refuses donations from its sinners. Unquote. In 1966, John Loudon was chairman of Shell's supervisory board and became a member of the WWF, International Executive Committee. So you do enough job, good job, and you pay enough money, they'll just put you on the board. It doesn't matter how many animals you kill.

1:10:13 The next year, after he was put on the board, BP's oil tanker ran aground, creating one of the most massive oil spills ever. Over 15,000 birds died immediately. Again, the WWF remained silent. The WWF said it might affect fundraising, especially in the U.S., if they allowed the WWF branch in the U.K. to launch a seabird appeal campaign.

1:10:42 And basically kind of, you know, hold big oil accountable. And they didn't want to turn off people in the United States because that was a big funding source for them is big oil in the United States. So can't say anything. The WWF supported the cleanup, which fit nicely into its international syndicate style of propaganda. They all got to keep their panda seal of approval for being quote unquote green.

1:11:12 In the 1975 Church Committee hearing, it was discovered that illegal payments were made by Lockheed to Prince Bernhardt of the WWF. The deal was that the Netherlands buy Lockheed's Orion fighter aircraft and Lockheed would, in exchange, send money to Prince Bernhardt. In August 1976, the Dutch government acknowledged the corruption charges were founded.

1:11:43 Prince Bernhard had left evidence in the form of a handwritten letter to Lockheed demanding $2 million in a quote-unquote commission. Lockheed manager Robert Bixby Smith traveled to the Netherlands and said, you know what, $2 million is too much, but we can manage $1 million. So Bernhard would later say that the money was donated to the WWF.

1:12:11 If it was, it was probably a kickback. In 1995, while researching the WWF, British journalist Kevin Dowling discovered that Prince Bernhardt had acted as a lobbyist for Lockheed since 1959. So he goes around and sells all their products for him. I call that something else, but we'll go ahead and just say it's a lobbyist.

1:12:39 Long before the scandal, Dr. Max Ilgner, an old friend from Nazi Germany of Bernhard's, had brokered the contact. He was a board member of IG Farben and had spent time in prison for war crimes, but now he's working for Lockheed. The IG Farben, Max Ilgner, had headed the NW7 Department of Industrial Espionage for the Nazis.

1:13:08 Prince Bernhard had worked for him. So Prince Bernhard worked for the Nazis in World War II while he was in Paris. In 1937, the prince left IG Farben to marry the Dutch crown princess, Juliana, and the Dutch royal married a Nazi, a Nazi spy, not just even a Nazi.

1:13:34 Lockheed Scandal appeared in the media in 1976, so he resigned as the president of the WWF. However, his friend John Loudon of Dutch Royal Shell became the WWF president. There was only a small change in donation as the power of the panda still maintained its grip on society.

1:13:58 Remember that Bernhardt also created the Bilderbergs Group and the 1001 Club. And let me explain to you what the 1001 Club is just real quick. They had said that they needed the 1001 members to donate $10,000 in order for them to have the kitty to go around and do all of this bullshit with the WWF.

1:14:24 that um they're going to do like i was explaining to you this um financial blackmail where they tell people we'll pay off your loans if um you give us your resources um they needed a pot of money to do that so instead of these guys selling drugs like the rest of operation gladio um they just decided to have all of these rich guys donate money and then they have a panda ball every year and these people come and give themselves awards for being you know

1:14:53 um panda um uh friendly i guess um so there was near total control on propaganda via media and we learned only what they deemed appropriate as far as what they were doing um they kept everything very close hold um and um anytime a reporter came around and wanted to talk to them they were kind of giving them the cold shoulder but

1:15:24 I did find it interesting since they're representing, they're all Satanists, but they were representing animals that they named their highest WWF award, the Order of the Golden Ark. Nothing like spitting in your eye. You didn't even need to be good to receive it. It was available for purchase for $100,000. That's what they thought of their medal.

1:15:53 But everybody showed up at the Panda Ball if they had one with it on. It's known that Lawrence Spillman Rockefeller opted to purchase his. And on the Wikipedia page, it says, let's see, American businessman, financier, philanthropist, and conservationist.

1:16:21 Well, he wasn't really a conservationist, but he bought a medal. Within a decade after Rockefeller's considerable investment, Eastern Airline, which, by the way, had a lot to do with the CIA, had become the most profitable airline to emerge after World War II. He became its largest shareholder. He also funded the pivotal post-World War II McDonnell Douglas aircraft manufacturer. So again, you have another one of these people that are in the war industry.

1:16:52 And they are part of these organizations that implement Operation Gladio, which is basically perpetual war. And they're all getting rich off of it. He also was good friends with LBJ's wife, which I thought was hilarious. Through his resort management company, Rock Resort, Rockefeller opened environmentally friendly focused hotels in...

1:17:23 The one of these sites in the U.S. Virgin Islands. And this kind of was almost like the protocol or the not the protocol, the model for what they're going to do over in Africa, because they touted these things as ecotourism, like it's, you know, saves energy and all of this other stuff.

1:17:53 But the ones in Africa, they added getting to kill an animal as a quote unquote safari hunt in addition to ecotourism. I don't know how the two coexist, but somehow they did it and they get people to pay for it. I did look up the price today. You can go on one of them not killing the animal for $11,000. But if you want to actually kill an animal, it's several thousand more.

1:18:21 So some property of which was later turned over to the Virgin Islands for a national park. So he went down there and created a hotel and then exerted pressure in the Virgin Islands to turn where his hotel was into a national park, which basically then becomes ecotourism. And he gets credits for having done that. Do you see how that works?

1:18:50 Oh, and Rockefeller did basically the same thing in Hawaii. But there he was in a half mile Crescent Bay with what he dubbed, quote unquote, Wilderness Beach in 1958. Plenty land acquisition began in this area. It was opened in 1964 and it basically.

1:19:19 I know this is a technicality, but you need to understand it. They claim this stuff is wilderness, but it's not wilderness. None of what they're doing is eco-friendly, especially when we get to what they're doing in Africa. But everywhere, like the hotel that he did in Hawaii, these were in areas that people farmed, and now they can't farm there anymore. They kick them off their farms.

1:19:47 There's so they starve them out and they murder them. I mean, it's brutal. Yeah. And the these are the native people. These aren't even just like people that's moved to because this is back in the 50s. These were the native Hawaiians, the native Africans that lived in these areas that they're basically uprooting.

1:20:21 Okay, so during, let's see, oh, Prince, I don't even know how you say this guy's name, Sadruddin Aga Khan, K-H-A-N. He is another one of the people that were one of the original members of the WWF. This guy's fascinating.

1:20:49 He served as the UN High Commissioner for Refugees from 1966 to 77, when there was a shitload of refugees as a result of all of this turmoil and the civil wars that were happening throughout the continent of Africa, during which he reoriented the agency's focus beyond Europe and prepared Europe for an explosion.

1:21:17 of complex refugee issues. Well, he either knew it was a plan or he's psychic. So the WWF would go in and remove the indigenous people creating refugees and chaos and basically using Operation Gladio tactics to do it. Oh, and Khan's dad, yeah, he was the 48th Iman of...

1:21:48 Shia Islam, Sir Sultan Mohammed Shah. He was basically, in simplistic terms, a British stooge. He was one of the founders and first permanent presidents of the All India Muslim League. His goal was the advancement of the Muslim agenda and the protection of Muslim rights in British India.

1:22:16 The League until 1930s was not a large organization, but represented landed and commercial Muslim interest, as well as advocating for British education for anyone that was part of the British Raj. He was nominated to represent India in the League of Nations in 1932. He served as the president of the League of Nations in 37 to 38.

1:22:46 He graduated from Eton College. He went to the University of Cambridge. And he's from modern-day Pakistan, which is hugely important given what went on there. And he also was the first president of the All-Indian Muslim League. That was a political party that pushed for the creation of an independent Muslim nation. Oh!

1:23:17 for Pakistan. He pushed for taking part of India and making an all-Muslim nation, which is exactly what happened in order to create Pakistan. So he was the guy behind the creation of Pakistan, is what I'm telling you. But this is a quote. During the three roundtable conference in

1:23:42 London from 1930 to 32, he played an important role in bringing about Indian constitutional reform. And in 1934, he was made a member of the Privy Council, which is the personal advisors to the Queen. So do you see he's a British stooge? So he ran India for the Brits. In return, he got his own country called Pakistan. That's a great deal.

1:24:13 And let's see, the institution, okay, so his whole family, his iterations, they're now up to Khan number four, Aga Khan number four, as the 45th Iman of the Ismaili community. Aga Khan is a business magnate, and he has British and Portuguese citizenship.

1:24:43 He's worth $13 billion. So this paid off really well for him. He's involved in all of the turmoil all over Africa. He's also involved in Tajikistan, which, of course, is a huge supplier of militant Islamics for al-Qaeda, Mujahideen into Chesnia. They're the people that were just in Moscow blowing shit up.

1:25:13 They're found in many of these Operation Gladio things. And I just I can't help but notice the tie ins to all of this. There was a lot of Tajikistans in Afghanistan during both of those wars. They're causing havoc constantly in northern Pakistan. Those are the guys that were doing the terrorist training of the Uyghurs to do terrorist attacks inside of China. And this is the guy.

1:25:43 So anyway, another interesting. Oh, and, you know, he's a big thunder of the WWF. And so that's what I said. Every once we started digging into the WWF, it crossed every line that we had already drawn for Operation Gladio. There's like an exact lay here. The Aga Khan IV also has a half brother, Patrick Benjamin Guinness.

1:26:13 Yeah, that Guinness, like in the banking and beer Guinness family. Yeah. Keep in mind as you read the below that Idi Amin was a favorite of the CIA and was it makes you think that a lot of this was all orchestrated because this says.

1:26:42 that I cut and pasted a picture of this Aga Khan III, which he was a member of the secret society, the Delphic Club, and spent his childhood in Kenya, but went to the most expensive boarding school in Switzerland.

1:27:13 And then what really blew me away was this. In 1972, under the regime of President Idi Amin of Uganda, people of South Asian origin, including the Ismaili, which is what he is, were expelled. The South Asians, some of whose family had lived in Uganda over 100 years, were given 90 days to leave the country.

1:27:41 phoned his longtime friend, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Trudeau's government agreed to allow thousands of these Ismaili to immigrate to Canada. Aga Khan also undertook urgent steps to facilitate a resettlement.

1:28:00 of Ismailis displaced from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Burma to other countries. Most of these Ismailis found new homes in Asia, Europe, and North America. Now, I'm going to say this again. Idi Amin worked for the CIA. Him expelling these people gave the basis for immigration into the West. These were the seeds that were planted.

1:28:32 For what's going on today, just let that sink in. So Aga Khan was a member of the 1001 Club. That's part of the WWF fundraising and served as vice president of the WWF International. So he was not a small player. He spent billions in Africa and bought control over much of what was going on and created.

1:29:04 a basis for Islam to thrive in many of these locations. One last comment. Khan owns much of the media around the southern part of Africa, along with many luxurious hotels, all cashing in on the ecotourism. That was his kind of, everybody has an angle here. And I enclosed a picture of

1:29:29 the location where he built one of his eco hotels. It is on the edge of a crater in Tanzania. The crater was considered the eighth wonder of the world. It was considered a garden of Eden. It was home to the Maasai, M-A-S-S-A-I tribes that were settled there. They were kicked out of the Serengeti by WF crew.

1:29:58 Those same people that I was telling you about earlier, when they were doing all that flying around, they decided that the Serengeti was going to be destroyed immediately. And so they kicked these guys all out of that. These are the people with the cows. And they relocated them to this volcano crater. And then after them living there for years.

1:30:24 They're going to come and say, oh, no, we want the crater, too. You've got to leave again. And they did. They kicked them out. And when they didn't want to go the second time, they just burnt down all of their houses. And if the cows, which I don't know if you guys know anything about cows, but cows are kind of a creature of habit.

1:30:51 Wherever you move them, they tend to go back where they've been fed repeatedly. So they told them that if the cows come back, they're going to kill them. And they did. They killed almost all of their cows. I just like the fact that you knew about cows and their normal habits. Hey, I grew up, my best friend, we milked cows every morning.

1:31:16 Yeah, well, and I do have to share this because this is so gross, but I do have to share this. My husband has a saying about cows and horses. He hates cows because they're so dumb and he hates horses because they're so smart. He grew up on a cattle ranch. Right. Yeah, he grew up on a cattle ranch. So, yeah, we know a little bit about cows. So in 1974, they forced them to move again.

1:31:50 and, let's see, burnt their house down, killed their cows, and basically said that if any of them resisted moving the second time, that they would be designated a domestic terrorist and arrested. Does that sound familiar? So that's the basis for the ecotourism.

1:32:14 And then the Sierra Club, which is intimately involved in all of this, began advertising for campers and luxury tents for the US and Europeans with feather beds and generators and hot showers. Yeah, because the most eco-friendly thing to do is to camp in a crater that you just kicked people out of that had been living there in actual nature and bring in feather beds and generators to run all night in a crater.

1:32:41 I don't know if you guys have ever been in a crater. There's a lot of echo. There's nothing naturistic about that. Everything about that is gross. Not to mention all of the traffic in and out of there. Right. So they destroyed the entire ambiance of the location. Oh, but, you know, they didn't forget about the indigenous people completely because.

1:33:08 They put people in vehicles and shipped them into their newly created villages so they could dance for them. And I'm not even kidding. So they charged the Khan's Hotel that they created there, you know, because there's nothing that screams nature like a hotel that's touted as eco-friendly.

1:33:40 that charges you $600 a night and uses all the water in the crater, by the way, so that the people that needed the water to water their cows, yeah, well, the water started going dry. And the less water they have, the more salt because in a volcano, it's a lot of, it's like Utah, there's salt in the earth.

1:34:03 And the less water, the more salty, saltier it got and the more it destroyed because that will kill everything. So they're slowly killing everything and they don't care because it will be mean that they can round up those people or kill those people. And I don't think they have a preference either way. So and oh, by the way, for Mr. Eric Prince, this is the kind of shit that the.

1:34:35 non blacks do in Africa. But according to him, it's the blacks that don't know what they're doing. So one guy by the name of Professor Grismick, he was one of the first guys that went into the Serengeti that said he's.

1:35:03 Grismick was the guy that got the Matei cattle people kicked out of the Serengeti. He did basically an earlier campaign that did all the same things. Flew over him and his son, wrote a bunch of articles, got the WWF and everybody to kick these people out of their original forested homeland. And he got buried on the rim of the volcanic.

1:35:33 volcanic park there overlooking this entire mess. So he was watching all of this from his graveside. And then they ran a campaign on try to save the rhinos to basically kind of cover up all of the non-eco-friendly disaster that they were creating. And then had the audacity to tell

1:36:02 As things began to die because the earth was so salted in the volcano that it was the Matei cattle people's fault because their cows were drinking too much water. Not the people showering up there every night, the cows. The cows had already been there for years and didn't have a problem until you built your stupid hotel. So one other thing to say about the area.

1:36:34 Let's see. It was alleged that Mafia boss Meyer Lansky was a member of the 1001 Club, which was not true, although Lansky did work with four Mossad agents and 1001 Club member Tiber Rosenbaum. Tiber Rosenbaum was a very good friend of Prince Bernhard and Edmund D. Rothschild.

1:37:08 Both of those people, Bernhard and Rothschild, were members of the 1001 Club. And let's see. The guy that basically did a bunch of the ratting out of all of this, Kevin Dowling, his wife said he died unexpectedly after he got a hold of the list of who all was in the 1001 Club. Also interesting to note, and we'll probably end here, that

1:37:41 A guy by the name of J.G.G. Wilgers won a court case against the WWF saying that he was allowed to use the term criminal organization to describe the WWF without any legal repercussions. He revealed the WWF used the cover of Nature Conservatory to engage in criminal activities.

1:38:07 Did you know that a commando with the WWF connections allegedly even murdered people opposing the apartheid regime in South Africa? Unquote. And my comment was, can you say Gladio? Because both Wilger and a guy by the name of Rene Swap has documented

1:38:34 This very fact, and I think that's where we'll start on the next spaces, is how that actually all came about. Because it's a fascinating story and how it's not fascinating from our perspective. It is a normal, well-documented Operation Gladio network that involves every aspect of the WWF.

1:39:02 And that's kind of the big tie-in to all of this, but you can't understand that part of it without going back in the history and looking at how the WWF was set up and the fact that it's basically, it is a terrorist organization. It terrorizes all of these indigenous people to get them to go along with or die.

1:39:32 extortion of natural resources for profit. And I'm telling you, I've got so much information. There's so many companies doing this. And we're going to touch on every one of them. And we're going to continue doing this until we get them all covered. So I'm going to stop right there. Marie, I see you got your hand up.

1:40:02 Yeah, Bridget was going to say something before I go if you want. I'm just really hot under the collar and have some points to add to this because this is enthralling. Go for it. Bridget, go ahead. No, no, no, go for it. I'm good. Okay, so I remember younger years, the WWF always, always a thing like, do you want to donate to save the animals? I remember that every time I checked out for eons happening.

1:40:30 And, you know, I just want to give a scope on this to show that they truly don't care about the animals. And I'll cite an example. In my little hometown in Southern Nevada, there's a lot of resources there. Water, different things. There's some mountains that are constantly windy. And they were going to try to put wind turbines on one specific mountain. And we knew as locals, avid ranchers, avid hunters, that they would just...

1:40:58 desecrate the entire wilderness by occupying this one mountain. We also knew they wouldn't stop there. We didn't want the bribes. They offered bribes. They offered all kinds of things. And we fought them and won over using their own tactics. So they're like, oh, this is an endangered area with an endangered animal. You can't go there. You can't build there. You can't run your cattle there. Well, we found a specific type of sage grouse.

1:41:28 Its habitat is predominantly that area in that mountain. And we were able to use their tactics against them. And when I tell you the scathing letters that my father received over that, because they couldn't put their wind turbines there, because there was an endangered sage grouse, because there was an animal that actually needed protection, they don't care.

1:41:55 They don't care. They've got it figured out that they can take this earth to the brink of breaking and that it'll replenish itself and decades of us, generations of us will pass by and they will obtain their goal. They don't care. And most of your gladios you will find in connection to gold, diamond, uranium, some form of currency. The reason I've been focusing on uranium is because it's literally taking over the stock market right now.

1:42:25 We are supposed to believe the narrative that we should hide under our desks and hope that we don't melt to them, that nuclear security and we needed to fear searching it and looking at it. And then suddenly it just 180'd. I truly believe, Colonel, that the Green New Deal was a gladio event to put us in such a state of suffering that we would accept what we were taught to fear as our savior in the way that they want to bring nuclear energy in.

1:42:55 Because it's not safe. But they have gone to all these places doing exactly what you are pointing out. They're doing it in Idaho right now. And they're doing it through the reintroduction of Save the Wolf. The wolf that they introduced there is 100 pounds heavier than the natural wolf that used to be there. It is desecrating these ranchers. It's desecrating their herds. It's desecrating the hunting and the ability to conserve through hunting. Because it's just wiping everything out.

1:43:25 That all started about 10 years ago. And now what they're doing to the ranchers is saying, oh, no more water usage. Just in time for Bill Gates to buy up a bunch of land. And what did him and Warren Jeff do? Put a nuclear power plant right at the corner of Idaho and Wyoming. You guys, if you pay attention to what Colonel is saying, you will find this in everything that they play your heartstrings or your fear strings on for any financial gain.

1:43:55 And if you guys start doing what she's doing, it could wake up the world. Go ahead, Bridget. Just a brief, as an avid hunter, as Colonel can explain, because one of the times we were doing a video chat, I was in the middle of cleaning my spring turkey. So I'm very familiar with the wolf.

1:44:25 deal that you're talking about and you're absolutely right and it actually gets even bigger than that and it's bigger than just the conservation and the wildlife because one of the things UNESCO specifically stands for is education and da da da da now in

1:44:47 A 1954 and 55 article I found where the American Legion was actually fighting back against UNESCO. And what did they do? They called them anti-Semites and racists. They didn't address what they were complaining about. And what they were complaining about is proposing that the entire world be put underneath their control of our education of children.

1:45:19 And back then, I mean, that's 70 years ago. To put it in perspective now, think about this. 70 years ago, people were saying, no, no, no, we don't want this. We don't want you to control. There's nothing wrong with our education. And now think about them removing God, removing prayer, removing salutes, removing the Pledge of Allegiance.

1:45:45 All of these, this is not a coincidence. This truly is a very elaborate plan coming to a head. And everything from, I've been able to link everything from the transgenderism back to UNESCO. All of this. Now, that does not mean that by removing UNESCO, you fix the problem. Because they'll just reorganize and reopen under a new name. They've done it a bunch of times.

1:46:15 It's not until the individuals go to jail and get thrown away the key and that is giving them no place to hide. And that's why I love that the colonel always brings up the spelling of these people's names and repeats these people's names and repeats these people's names so that once you start reading through the newspapers, names will pop out at you. And it's because you've heard it over and over and over again in these operations.

1:46:45 And that's, what's going to stop them. Yeah. And to your point, Bridget, I'm an avid hunter too. I mean, I've got a, I grew up hunting. So, and you know, anyone that has issue with that, like the hunters are all about the conservation there. They don't want to take more than they need. They want to fund ways to protect the animals. One of the things that we deal with here in Nevada is the wild horse organization that receives $85 million every year.

1:47:16 funding and they have these horses sitting in these cesspools that are just they're just rotting away because they're not adoptable the ranchers used to maintain the herds and they did it with kindness and care and awareness and so the the population of horses you know did well with that not overboard and not under board but what they did with this wild horse organization

1:47:40 is they started peeling off land and they started saying, oh, well, you can't round them up anymore. You can't help the sick or you can't help this. We'll take care of everything. And now you have wild horses running everywhere. Now, I'm an avid horse person as well. But the way that a horse grazes versus a cow is vastly different. So a cow and a sheep, they don't have top teeth. And when they graze, they break the plant at the base where a horse can take the plant and rip the root. And it is, I mean, there's animals starving.

1:48:10 here in Nevada. And you have people that are on the East Coast are not familiar with this. They're like, save the wild horse. And we have so many of them that are literally starving. And it's starving out the other animals. Well, if you look at that, that all started when they got really interested in fracking in our area. And they got really interested in the uranium that's deep pocketed through these areas.

1:48:31 Bundy Ranch, all of that kind of happened at the same time. And if you guys want that dig, I will send the info over because it directly connects to everything I'm doing. And it's just a mind fry to see how all these little cells, it's almost like the Q-map, right? You have this like big concept of just take, take, take, take. And if you get it in mind that that's what these people want to do.

1:48:58 But they're going to do it in a way that they look like they're giving and giving and giving. You'll start to see what the Colonel and what Bridget and Cousin It are just geniusly researching and uncovering. And it is an entire huge web. I see the pattern of it everywhere now. And it just drives me bonkers. Thanks for the time, Colonel. This was a fantastic Gladio space. Thank you. And we haven't even scratched the surface of this particular.

1:49:27 Because every single one of these companies, to the extent that I can expose them, I will. These are the people that make your margarine. These are the people that make household products. And we're going to go through each and every one of them that I can find. We're going to call them out and what they did to get where they're at. The products that are involved in them.

1:49:56 I want everybody to understand this because this is huge. And if I if I can jump in and help at all, I'm kind of down this rabbit hole. I wasn't going to say this in another space. There's been some really incredible spaces today. And this has been an incredible one, in my opinion.

1:50:17 The war, you talked about the eugenics, right? The World War II, those eugenics were happening in every country. Our scientists and their scientists were all working together while our soldiers were dying on the surface. The eugenics studies mainly started to come out of the USA and Great Britain to start and then trickled into everywhere else. And in my opinion, the war, World War II never ended.

1:50:44 When Q says the silent war continues, I firmly believe the silent war went into the patents and that's how they wrapped up so much stuff. And you start to see some patents come out in the 80s where it is literally good versus evil. And there is some natural stuff out there that has been either the patent has been processed for healing and it's a global patent or it's the process and how they're harvesting it that's been protected by a patent. And they're literally using their game against them.

1:51:14 And in finding that, because, you know, we see this stuff and we think we thought they were helping the animals. We thought they were helping Africa. How are these kids still without running water? I mean, I don't know if you remember because you were with Africa. Mr. Beast went over there with his own money and he gave running water to a town and these people ate him alive for it. They almost ruined his career over giving running water to this one town, this one village in Africa. And he was like, what is wrong with the world?

1:51:43 And I just think that what you're doing is, God, I wish, because I feel like I'm with you guys. I feel like that guy that's like talking and there's all these strings on tacks tied to every dot on the board everywhere. But maybe we need to do a big visual of like a Gladio map so that people could really see how all of these things tie back to those names. Because it's just...

1:52:11 I wish more people listened to you. It's just a mind fry. Well, I've already started that. It's on a Kumi brain chart. So I'll show it to you later. Andy, go ahead. Hi, Colonel Towner. Hi, Bridget and Cousin It. Thanks so much again, as always. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? It looks like I might have to drop you down real quick and bring you back up. And by the way.

1:52:42 All right. Colonel Cousinet, well, Cousinet needs to be dropped down because she's actually not here. Okay. Okay. All right. I will do that. And not to interrupt one more time, but I'm going to drop down. I've got to, I couldn't get off your space, but I've got to do some stuff with my kids. This was just so insightful and intelligent.

1:53:12 Oh, my gosh. You guys are going to uncover some big dots. And I would be honored if you guys want to help me with the Slow Kill series. There's so many patents I'm looking at that tie to our health and how they infiltrated our DNA. And I would love to be a part of the other stuff as far as the house goods. Yeah, absolutely. Because there's definitely some overlap there. Absolutely. All right. I don't see Cousinette. I don't know if she left completely.

1:53:43 Yes, I believe she's gone completely. Hi there. Can you hear me now? Yeah, I can hear you. All right. Thanks again. I was just saying thanks to Colonel and Bridget and Cousin Ed, who's not here anymore. But no, I just wanted to add, I don't know if I'm on my Bluetooth or if it's on the speaker. I'm outside. Hopefully the noise is not bothering. But there are a couple of things I wanted to talk about. You know, this WWF.

1:54:15 dig has uh gone a bit deeper i just was out um took the wife out for for dinner yesterday and nice pizzeria a little place down close to the water close to the lake ontario and um at the end you get the bill in the little folder i open up the folder and i see um an ad for uh climbing for a cause which is uh

1:54:45 raising funds for the World Wildlife Fund. Yeah, so they climbed the CN Tower, and apparently they raised about $2.5 million a year with that event. And yeah, I've heard about it before I knew about the connection to Gladio and all this. Never thought much of this. Like, oh man, we were exiting the restaurant at the time, so I didn't say anything to the guy.

1:55:14 So I followed up a bit further because I said, OK, who's running the CN Tower? And I know the CN Tower is a big, tall communication tower. At one point, it was the tallest freestanding building in the world. But now I guess it's been overtaken. But it was built originally by the Canadian National Railways. They owned hotels and then changed ownership. But right now it's owned by the Canada Lands Company.

1:55:41 And, and they say it's self-financing federal crown corporation. And, um, you know, the interesting thing, they, they also run, um, Downsview park, which is, um, uh, it used to be a military, uh, training or like a military base. And the Downsview park has been turned into, um, like you can go rock climbing. You, you have a soccer fields, indoor fields, and it's like a, uh,

1:56:10 amusement not an amusement it's like uh outdoorsy or um like there's a racetrack bunch of stuff you know uh activity area and um about a month ago like rebel news was uh hosting uh an event and they had don jr coming and um they you know they had a relationship with this one uh venue which was you know you can hold um

1:56:38 Yeah, like an event with people seating for, you know, a few hundred people or more. And they were, you know, not the operator of the building, but the Canada Lands Company that was giving them a hard time saying, oh, you need, you know, just a high deposit because there's going to be protests and all this stuff, which didn't transpire, but they made it.

1:57:06 If you look on Rebel News, they reported on it about a month ago. And Don Jr. was there speaking and Viva Frey and all that. But just to say that it's this Canada Lands Company, which is a federal crown corporation that's interfering in this, you know, anything to do with the freedom movement or, you know, the tie to the...

1:57:33 the World Wildlife Fund, allowing them to raise their money in the CN Tower. So that's another thing we could dig further on, but the Canada Lands Company. The other thing I want to, because you mentioned the Aga Khan. So that was, and you mentioned from, you know, Pierre Trudeau, but that was one of the scandals of Justin Trudeau early on, where he took a vacation, not only him, his family, but also the, what's it called?

1:58:03 the, the police force, like, um, his security and, and part of the, the mounted police, I, I believe, um, on vacation to this island of the Aga Khan. And, uh, the scandal was, um, the amount of money, taxpayer money for this and not claiming, um, as, you know, as a, as a benefit for him. Uh, there's, you know, that was just one of the many scandals of Trudeau. So the Aga Khan still has a relationship with, with, uh,

1:58:33 with Canada through, through the Trudeaus currently. So I just wanted to mention those things. That's crazy. That's crazy. Go ahead, Bridget. Andy, you inspire me and you are absolutely one of the reasons why we're doing this. I love hearing the stories about you taking what you've learned and seeing the connections in your daily life, because that's what.

1:59:03 We started to, in the very beginning, that's how this whole thing started. And we were seeing the connections in our daily news. We were seeing the connections around us. And we were like, we got to tell people about this. We can't keep this to ourselves. And so to hear you seeing the connections and going home and going, you know what? I'm going to look this up. Because that's how this happened. That's how this.

1:59:30 How we all joined together and when we started bringing this to everybody around us, you know. I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you so much for using your Gladio glasses. Well, thank you as well. And my thing is, like, so many people are being taken advantage of for nefarious causes. You know, they're thinking they're supporting wildlife or they're supporting, you know, something good. And they don't realize.

1:59:58 They're actually harming people and that are, you know, they're doing the opposite. And, you know, anyways, it's important to talk about it and that they don't get to operate in the shadows anymore. It has to be out in the open. But it's amazing all the links there. Right. And they beat us over the head with our emotions. That's the reason why they use the anti-Semitism and the racism and the reason why they say, do you want the polar bears to die?

2:00:28 They have no more place. And they use our own money to cause our own extinction. They're using our own money that we're donating to cause the death and murder and poisoning. The poisoning and cancer and stuff in Argentina because of Monsanto, which all has to do with this UNESCO and all that. I mean, this is all tied together. You're absolutely right. Yeah, we're going to get to. We're going to get to Argentina tomorrow.

2:00:58 Right. And we saw that a cousin who, like I said, had a prior engagement, had to drop out. But she had brought up that she saw on your profile you're running for office. So we're going to start adding you into our prayers. I hope you win whatever office you're taking. Boy, wouldn't that be great. What a platform. Thanks so much. The other thing I want to add is I don't know if it was yesterday's because I had to re-listen to yesterday's.

2:01:28 because of the disconnection and everything from the space yesterday. Or if it was today, I'm just losing track. But you spoke about the salmon, the farmed salmon in Chile. And yeah, I also usually try and avoid farmed salmon, but I didn't know how bad that was, what they were doing there in Chile in terms of harming the people. We're thinking, okay, we're helping people.

2:01:55 in third world or second world country, Chile. And we don't realize that it's these big moguls who are actually wrecking the country by what they're doing there. So yeah, that was a good reveal for me on the salmon. So we're going to go into that a little bit more tomorrow. I thought I'd do all of the background today. We're going to start hitting the countries and the companies.

2:02:25 And we'll go back over the salmon example tomorrow. I'm going to do one tomorrow at seven. There's just too much here. We got to get this out so we can get back to our countries. I am going to do one tomorrow at 7 p.m. And we will start hitting the different countries. We'll get as many as we can get to. I've already done the research on them.

2:02:52 to at least three or four of them. We'll get to Argentina. We'll get to, um, uh, uh, Chile. Um, and we've got Indonesia. Um, it's a horrific story. Um, there's just so many. Um, and again, um, if you guys want to do any further in depth, it's called, um, Panda gate or no Panda. What was it called? I don't have it here. Yeah.

2:03:22 Thank you. But I do want to do something. I have this simultaneously going to Rumble. And these guys have been so awesome over here in the chat on Rumble. I do want to give a couple of shout outs. I did have two people, Gum Gum and Petty429, donate some money to our book fund. So I really appreciate that. I buy so many books.

2:03:52 So just to go do all of this research for you, because you cannot find this stuff online if you don't get actual source documents and be able to use them as references. Because what I have found, even the archive.org, that's a good.

2:04:08 place to go and start initially reading a book but i have to have the physical book i write all over the book and all of the um margins my notes from the other books so i can cross reference them i'll put like whatever the other name of the book is in the page that it also talks about the same stuff so that when i go and look in a particular book from the um uh

2:04:34 The index in the back, if I look up like Paul Helliwell, if I look up his name in one book, I have annotations in by his name where I found him in other books. And that allows me to bring to you guys a comprehensive view of this and how it's easier for me off the top of my head to be able to pull that stuff out just by looking through one book because I have notes from all of the other ones in them.

2:05:03 It just does a really good job as far as I'm concerned. That's how I learn. And by rewriting things, you remember them. Because I've had people ask me, how is all that stuck in your head? And honestly, I don't know. Other than the fact that I rewrite everything multiple times. And it does help me remember it. So with that having been said, do we have anybody else? Billy, did you want to say something?

2:05:37 You had asked for a mic. I didn't want to not see your hand. Hey, I'm sorry. I was typing a comment. No, I don't think so. Oh, Benjamin, go ahead. Wondered where you were at. I was just in an audience. Billy's there, Colonel. You might have to send her down and bring her back up. She was. Am I there? Am I there? Okay. So also, while we're waiting for her to come back up, I do want to thank Honeycomb.

2:06:11 who just did a monthly subscription over on Rumble. I really appreciate that. Again, every bit helps my book fund. Billy, are you back up? I think so. Can you hear me? I'm sorry. I don't know what went wrong. It was doing something weird. I had one question. Can you tell me who is the World Wildlife Fund governed by?

2:06:47 Under what organization or country or treaties authority is it formed? Nothing. They decided to get together and do it themselves. I mean, if you have an organization, is it incorporated somewhere? It was created in Switzerland. So is it like the WHO that it's got like diplomatic immunity and the WEF that it's some separate?

2:07:16 I do not see anything that gives it diplomatic immunity. As a matter of fact, there has been a couple of investigations done on them. There was an audit done as well by someone. The audit was never eventually released, but there were parts of it that got leaked out, which is how most of the information that we know about it.

2:07:44 um, has become available by people that work internal to it. So in order to set up a nonprofit in a, in a country, um, I know what a 501c3 is in America. I was a lawyer for 15 years. You know, a lot of times away, but it's basically the same thing in Switzerland. And then they open branches in all of the different countries. I see. So that's like subsidiary.

2:08:11 So like you incorporate Delaware, they're incorporating as a as a as a as a nonprofit in Sweden. And then they have I mean, I'm sorry, in Switzerland. And then they have. So are they subject to Swiss law or do you know? They are. Is that the jurisdiction in which you would sue them? Or I guess you can also sue them where they in the in the jurisdictions where they cause harm as well.

2:08:38 I think that would be right. Oh, absolutely. Because most of these like Indonesia has a WWF dash Indonesia. They have a WWF dash. I understand. The guy that wrote Panda Leaks actually goes to the country and he talks to their representatives in that country's branch, as well as he's traveled several times to Switzerland to try to talk.

2:09:05 to the people in the headquarters. And he has interviewed different people there. They definitely know who he is. But, yeah. Well, one thing we could keep a lookout for is opportunities to file lawsuits in jurisdictions where there are friendly attorneys. And maybe I can look into some of how exactly that is set up. Here's the problem.

2:09:34 Most of the places where they do this, they have a CIA installed coup government. So specifically in Argentina, and I did this research myself, so I know this. The guy that they originally got Monsanto in Argentina under was a CIA installed coup government. The same thing is true.

2:10:02 I'm telling you, that's exactly right. That's what struck me on the overlay of this apparatus onto Operation Gladio. So you understand, and I say this repeatedly, Operation Gladio is simply the paramilitary piece of the international syndicate. The World Wildlife Fund is an element of the international syndicate.

2:10:31 How do they keep it all straight? I mean, they have more groups and subdivisions and parts and pieces and secret clubs. And it's just a crazy tangled web. You are doing an amazing job of unraveling it for us. Thank you. Well, those people have staff in order to keep it straight. It's not necessarily them keeping it straight. Right.

2:11:01 Unfortunately, I gave up my staff when I retired. So now it's just Bridget and me. Well, you're like 10 people, so that's a good thing, I guess. Thank you, Colonel. That helped a lot. I appreciate you. Thank you. And one of the things I just wanted to mention related to that is a lot of these people, you know, like they have been, they come in and they set up, we'll say.

2:11:30 a little wildlife refuge and they uproot a few small villages and wipe out the population and they do that in order to send a message to the other villages in that area because eventually they will decide to expand that area and they will double it and double it

2:11:53 And when they come in, they come in with backhoes and wipe these people's homes out with all their stuff and all their animals. And they literally murder and beat anyone who stands up against them or tries to stop them from doing this. And you end up with a people that are mentally and physically so abused. And on top of it, they have nothing. They have no money. They have nothing.

2:12:24 Literally nothing. And they do that on purpose so that these people cannot band together and sue them. Are there people that are openly speaking out about it? Yeah, but this is in an area where they are not allowed any platform, whether it be online or anything. I mean, these are they they keep them in a depressed area on purpose. All of this is is.

2:12:55 skillfully done. And it is, like I said, not just taking away their land and their things. They're killing them in the process and they're doing it openly and publicly, beating them brutally in front of each other to send a psychological message to keep these people from fighting back. So one of the stories that we will cover in Indonesia

2:13:24 illustrates even when you win you lose there were several people um in different areas that did sue um the WWF endorsed um companies there and um they won um but in winning they made their lives um hell

2:13:49 So it is one of the few scenarios where when you win, you could also lose overall. So Bridget's absolutely right when it comes to that. I don't see any more hands up. Benjamin, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. No, another amazing space. I love coming in and listening to you.

2:14:18 Part of how I try to look at all this, when I go back and think of the Wild West in some small town, take somebody like a sheriff. If he's the sheriff, everybody knows who he is. He's out in the light. He's the one wearing that big old badge.

2:14:36 You know, that's part of the problem when you're a good guy. Everybody knows who you are. These evil people, they're able to hide in the shadows. You know, like they build up these corporations, these entities and everything. And we're just too far from the source. We can't see it. You know, that's why like today's time is so important. That's why like the information that the colonel and these ladies put out is so important.

2:15:02 You know, if you look at like what happened with P. Diddy, you know, they showed with him how he had cameras in every every room in his house. And they showed how they were able to bring people in and corrupt them, you know, permise them, catch them in bad situations. That way they'll close their mouth, you know, like.

2:15:23 These things have been going on for a long time in our country. Just now it's coming up to the surface where it's a lot harder for them to hide these types of things. Talking about these things that are going on today, it's like you need to be talking to more people out there if you can. If that's what you're calling is, do that. When I walk around here where I live, I'm talking to people all the time, and a lot of us are seeing the same things. A lot of people are seeing the same things.

2:15:52 organizations and these entities and the types of things that they're doing, you know, and it's like, I served 20 years in the military and me taking a step back and looking at this situation and it's going on here at America. It's like, to me, we're not free people.

2:16:09 We're not even close to it, to be honest with you. If they can make you force you to take a vaccine just because they tell you that there's something bad, if they're able to control all the information coming in and going out and they and they don't have to tell you the truth. I mean, America is one of those nations where it is legal. It is legal to send subliminal messages through the TV and through, you know.

2:16:35 movie theater screens and stuff it is legal to do things like that you know it's like we got a lot of cleaning up to do in this country so that's this this election is so important that's why

2:16:47 Getting out there and voting and getting America first candidates in there is so important. You know, I looked into getting into politics shortly after I retired from the military. But you go to these functions, these get togethers that they have. And what it is, is you're selling yourself to the these institutions, these groups, these lobbyists to, you know, help you get into office. We that's something we we definitely got to get out of our politics is money. All these.

2:17:14 outside entities, groups being able to combine their resources to take advantage of the individuals in these towns and cities. I want to see what freedom really looks like. Get out there and talk to people. See what other people think. Bring them into these rooms. Spread the colonel and these ladies' message. Get them out there. That's why I got Pendle Pro talking about the colonel.

2:17:40 Because what she's talking about, what they're talking about, what they're giving us is very important information. This is all, a lot of it, like she says, she reads books and they read books and put that stuff together. But this isn't going just to one source and getting all this information. These ladies are going to multiple sources and tying it all together and wrapping it up in a nice little package for us. That way it's easy to take in the information and see how large of a scale that...

2:18:09 of something that we're dealing with. Take, for instance, what happened during COVID back in 2020, all the stuff going on over in Australia. They had to use QR codes to get into buildings. What happens if bad people get in charge and they control the buildings that you can come into? I worked for one of these corporations, and my project manager, out of his own mouth, said, if it ever got to a point where...

2:18:38 If people didn't get vaccinated, should they be allowed to go eat, get food, go to restaurants and things like that? He was under the belief that they shouldn't be able to. You know, they shouldn't be able to go buy groceries for their family. So there's some people out here that have pretty extreme perspectives of life and how you treat your fellow man and woman. You know, we need good people to be in positions of power because power corrupts people.

2:19:12 Well said. Colonel? I lost his voice right at the very end. Me too. Okay, good. So I love the part where he said he has us pinned to his profile there. But I also had to give another shout out. Holy crud. You guys are just going crazy on Rumble. I love it.

2:20:24 Let me find him because I definitely need to give him or her a shout out. Boom diggity. Huge support there. Thank you so much. The chat's going crazy over there. I absolutely love it. We're going to have to try to do this more often. I feel almost ambidextrous here doing two things at one time. I'm one of these things. So anyway.

2:20:55 Okay, we've been at this a little over two hours. So I'm going to let you guys go enjoy the rest of your evening. We are going to come back here. I realize not everybody will be able to be back here at seven tomorrow night, but at least we're going to push the content out. You guys can listen to it as soon as you have available to do that. Because these next few shows, you're not going to want to miss. We're going to be dropping names and we're going to be dropping bombs.

2:21:24 Stick with us. This is probably, I realize the rest of the stuff we have to know in order to be able to frame everything. But this is some real hard hitting stuff that goes to the heart of the true evil. So definitely going to drop some bombs here in the next few days. But we'll be here tomorrow at 7 p.m. And then we'll start back on Monday at noon.

2:21:51 So thank you all for being here. Really appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you.

Entities here

World Wildlife Fund33 Operation Gladio19 Africa14 Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld12 Patrice Lumumba11 Julian Huxley11 Congo10 UNESCO9 South Africa9 United Kingdom8 Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III7 Belgium7 Erik Prince6 Angola6 Royal Dutch Shell6 United States6 Kenya6 Tanzania6 Switzerland6 Peter Del Scott6 Israel5 Sadruddin Aga Khan5 Vietnam4 Aga Khan IV4 1001 Club4 Canada4 Pakistan4 Lockheed4 Netherlands4 British Roundtable4 Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe4 Bank for International Settlements4 Daily Mirror4 Lawrence Spelman Rockefeller4 Fabian Society3 Argentina3 WWF Panda Leaks3 Idi Amin3 Serengeti3 Max Nicholson3

Claims made here

World Wildlife Fund front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 11:51

“Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. Anyway, it may not be much on Colonel's end, but Cousinet, Bridget, and Colonel, I wanted to turn you guys on to part of the Dig Slow Kill. If you look up the Wild Horse Foun…”

Israel supplied_arms_to Angola host_asserted ▶ 24:12

“We weren't allowed to trade with apartheid South Africa. So Israel did it for us. They brought the guns in and then those guns were trafficked over to Angola to shoot the people that the CIA didn't wa…”

World Wildlife Fund laundered_money_for Belgium host_asserted ▶ 25:09

“And good, according to them, like the guy that they installed in the Congo. He immediately takes out, you know, I don't know, $7 billion in loans from the IMF. Well, he can't pay back $7 billion in lo…”

World Wildlife Fund financed_via Bank for International Settlements host_asserted ▶ 25:37

“businesses doing work um and everybody out politicians and everything the people in the congo are on the hook for seven billion dollars oh but don't worry about them because the world wildlife fund wh…”

World Wildlife Fund funded South Africa host_asserted ▶ 27:07

“From these state parks, there were prisons on these state parks, national parks, sorry, prisons. And these parks were funded by the WWF. So there's prisons on them for their disappeared people that th…”

Operation 40 carried_out_attack Tanzania host_asserted ▶ 29:35

“That basically did exactly what I just described to you, launching terrorist attacks into it. And the purpose was to destabilize the countries in the southern part of Africa that had just newly been g…”

Operation 40 carried_out_attack Angola host_asserted ▶ 29:35

Operation 40 carried_out_attack Namibia host_asserted ▶ 29:35

Julian Huxley member_of British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 31:24

“the Fabian Society and British Roundtable Origins of Operation Gladio. And that was Sir Julian Huxley. And he was a member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, which those of you who are f…”

Julian Huxley member_of Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 31:24

Julian Huxley member_of Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 31:24

Otto Skorzeny member_of NATO host_asserted ▶ 37:33

“the creation of the WWF. Some people use that as the date, but actually it was just more of the kickoff to the planning of it of 1961. Now, I want you to understand Lumumba was murdered in January of …”

Otto Skorzeny assassinated Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 37:33

Max Nicholson founded The National Trust host_asserted ▶ 49:33

“He contacted a guy by the name of Max Nicholson. Nicholson founded the British Nature Conservatory, who is on record saying that he felt that under African government, the prospect of conservation of …”

Max Nicholson founded World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 50:02

“But again, there was no African governments from the English's standpoint. They were all still controlled by them. So they're basically building up a PR program is what they're doing in a nutshell. Hu…”

Peter Del Scott founded World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 50:02

Julian Huxley founded World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 50:02

Peter Del Scott appointed Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh host_asserted ▶ 50:34

“But wait till you find out who's all a member of the WWF. In the spring of 1961, with Lumumba having been just assassinated, Peter Scott asked Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to become the president…”

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh appointed Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld host_asserted ▶ 51:04

“that Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands be put in charge. And Prince Bernhard absolutely thought that was a great idea. During an interview in 2011, Prince Philip said that he could not remember this …”

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld headed World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 52:01

“That's what he did. And so Prince Bernhardt becomes the first international president of the WWF. That's going to be important in a little bit when we get to a story about him embezzling and money lau…”

World Wildlife Fund member_of Switzerland host_asserted ▶ 52:32

“supra-national park system stretching from Kenya to South Africa under their control. Gosh, that sounds like a colony to me. The headquarters was originally created in Switzerland, a place called Glan…”

Peter Del Scott headed World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 52:57

“you know, all of their bank accounts, which of course makes money laundering easier because all of the, eventually even the Vatican money got into Switzerland because they set up some front banks. So …”

World Wildlife Fund funded Mather & Crowther host_asserted ▶ 53:26

“And his job was basically to create shock tactics. They hire a PR firm by the name of Mather and Crowther, C-R-O-W-T-H-E-R. And it's not enough just to save animals. You have to have somebody shoving …”

Edmund Mather founded Ogilvy & Mather host_asserted ▶ 55:22

“And it was originally set up in 1860s. He set up a company called O-G-I-L-V-Y, Ogilvy, in London in 1850. Mather's son, Harley, partnered with Crowther and created Mather and Crowther.…”

Harley Mather founded Mather & Crowther host_asserted ▶ 55:22

“And it was originally set up in 1860s. He set up a company called O-G-I-L-V-Y, Ogilvy, in London in 1850. Mather's son, Harley, partnered with Crowther and created Mather and Crowther.…”

David Ogilvy member_of Inter-Services Intelligence host_asserted ▶ 56:38

“He did research at Gallup polling back in the day, like way back in the day. And then he takes all of that and works for British intelligence during World War II, which, you know, some people would sa…”

David Ogilvy founded Ogilvy & Mather host_asserted ▶ 57:05

“and a UK agency, S.H. Benson, partnered to create an American advertising agency that would support British advertising clients. This would ensure control over the narrative post-World War II. David O…”

David Ogilvy recruited Harrison Hewitt host_asserted ▶ 57:05

J. Walter Thompson funded Johnson & Johnson host_asserted ▶ 57:35

“And guess who his first customer was? Johnson and Johnson. So I have to tell you guys all of this stuff because you have to understand how incestuous this group of people are. How every tentacle is wo…”

J. Walter Thompson funded Augusto Pinochet host_asserted ▶ 59:05

“was hired by the CIA-installed dictator in Chile, Pinochet, and his mission was to refurbish the image of the regime after it was discovered that he was mass murdering all of the Chileans, right? So s…”

World Wildlife Fund funded Daily Mirror host_asserted ▶ 1:00:05

“in the 1001 Club, which we'll talk about in a minute, of the WWF. These are the same people that are funding the WWF. They're all in the club. So now you understand why the WWF hired this specific ad …”

Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe founded Daily Mirror host_asserted ▶ 1:00:32

“The Daily Mirror original owner was a guy by the name of Alfred Harmsworth. He was knighted and given the title First Viscount Northcliffe. And all of this stuff in London that is located in London, j…”

Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe member_of Mary Elizabeth Milner host_asserted ▶ 1:02:05

“Um, you gotta have a lot of propaganda for that one. Um, cause they actually even did the first use that anyone knows about of, um, setting up concentration camps to kill the women and children and ol…”

Mary Elizabeth Milner member_of Alfred Milner host_asserted ▶ 1:02:05

Alfred Milner member_of Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 1:02:33

“This is the same Milner that had an affair with Cecil Rhodes' wife and later married her. Cecil Rhodes, of course, was one of the granddaddies of the Fabian Society, British Roundtable, Boer Wars. Mil…”

Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe founded Daily Mail host_asserted ▶ 1:03:02

“Let's see. How is this for bringing it all together? Alfred sold the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror to his brother, Harold, who pioneered tabloid journalism, or better known as propaganda. Harold openly …”

Robert Maxwell secretly_owned Daily Mirror host_asserted ▶ 1:03:29

“He and Churchill were fast friends. Churchill was having, well, Churchill started as a reporter. He was down in the Boer Wars and that's where the whole stay behind unit concept came from because he w…”

John Loudon headed Royal Dutch Shell host_asserted ▶ 1:07:17

“It's so much easier to see it once you understand it and you understand how their operation works. In 1962, Prince Bernhard, as president of the WWF International, he brought on a major sponsor by the…”

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld recruited John Loudon host_asserted ▶ 1:07:17

Royal Dutch Shell funded World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 1:08:15

“Well, you just pay the WWF a bunch of money and then it doesn't matter because they're going to give you your panda sticker and then you're going to be fine because they'll pretend like it isn't happe…”

John Loudon member_of World Wildlife Fund host_asserted ▶ 1:09:43

“You'll love their reasoning. Quote, it was observed that no church refuses donations from its sinners. Unquote. In 1966, John Loudon was chairman of Shell's supervisory board and became a member of th…”

Lockheed paid Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld documented ▶ 1:11:12

“In the 1975 Church Committee hearing, it was discovered that illegal payments were made by Lockheed to Prince Bernhardt of the WWF. The deal was that the Netherlands buy Lockheed's Orion fighter aircr…”

Netherlands funded Lockheed documented ▶ 1:11:12

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:11:43

“Prince Bernhard had left evidence in the form of a handwritten letter to Lockheed demanding $2 million in a quote-unquote commission. Lockheed manager Robert Bixby Smith traveled to the Netherlands an…”

Max Ilgner member_of IG Farben host_asserted ▶ 1:12:39

“Long before the scandal, Dr. Max Ilgner, an old friend from Nazi Germany of Bernhard's, had brokered the contact. He was a board member of IG Farben and had spent time in prison for war crimes, but no…”

Max Ilgner headed Nazi Party host_asserted ▶ 1:12:39

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld member_of Nazi Party host_asserted ▶ 1:13:08

“Prince Bernhard had worked for him. So Prince Bernhard worked for the Nazis in World War II while he was in Paris. In 1937, the prince left IG Farben to marry the Dutch crown princess, Juliana, and th…”

John Loudon member_of Royal Dutch Shell host_asserted ▶ 1:13:34

“Lockheed Scandal appeared in the media in 1976, so he resigned as the president of the WWF. However, his friend John Loudon of Dutch Royal Shell became the WWF president. There was only a small change…”

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld member_of Bilderberg Group host_asserted ▶ 1:13:58

“Remember that Bernhardt also created the Bilderbergs Group and the 1001 Club. And let me explain to you what the 1001 Club is just real quick. They had said that they needed the 1001 members to donate…”

Lawrence Spelman Rockefeller funded McDonnell Douglas host_asserted ▶ 1:16:21

“Well, he wasn't really a conservationist, but he bought a medal. Within a decade after Rockefeller's considerable investment, Eastern Airline, which, by the way, had a lot to do with the CIA, had beco…”

Lawrence Spelman Rockefeller funded Eastern Airlines host_asserted ▶ 1:16:21

Sadruddin Aga Khan headed United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees host_asserted ▶ 1:20:49

“He served as the UN High Commissioner for Refugees from 1966 to 77, when there was a shitload of refugees as a result of all of this turmoil and the civil wars that were happening throughout the conti…”

Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III founded All India Muslim League host_asserted ▶ 1:21:48

“Shia Islam, Sir Sultan Mohammed Shah. He was basically, in simplistic terms, a British stooge. He was one of the founders and first permanent presidents of the All India Muslim League. His goal was th…”

Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III member_of League of Nations host_asserted ▶ 1:22:16

“The League until 1930s was not a large organization, but represented landed and commercial Muslim interest, as well as advocating for British education for anyone that was part of the British Raj. He …”

Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III member_of Privy Council host_asserted ▶ 1:23:42

“London from 1930 to 32, he played an important role in bringing about Indian constitutional reform. And in 1934, he was made a member of the Privy Council, which is the personal advisors to the Queen.…”

Sadruddin Aga Khan member_of Delphic Club host_asserted ▶ 1:26:42

“that I cut and pasted a picture of this Aga Khan III, which he was a member of the secret society, the Delphic Club, and spent his childhood in Kenya, but went to the most expensive boarding school in…”

Aga Khan IV member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:28:32

“For what's going on today, just let that sink in. So Aga Khan was a member of the 1001 Club. That's part of the WWF fundraising and served as vice president of the WWF International. So he was not a s…”

Meyer Lansky member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:36:34

“Let's see. It was alleged that Mafia boss Meyer Lansky was a member of the 1001 Club, which was not true, although Lansky did work with four Mossad agents and 1001 Club member Tiber Rosenbaum. Tiber R…”

Edmund de Rothschild member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:36:34

Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:36:34

Tiber Rosenbaum member_of 1001 Club host_asserted ▶ 1:36:34

American Legion exposed UNESCO host_asserted ▶ 1:44:47

“A 1954 and 55 article I found where the American Legion was actually fighting back against UNESCO. And what did they do? They called them anti-Semites and racists. They didn't address what they were c…”

World Wildlife Fund front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:54:45

“raising funds for the World Wildlife Fund. Yeah, so they climbed the CN Tower, and apparently they raised about $2.5 million a year with that event. And yeah, I've heard about it before I knew about t…”

Canada Lands Company funded World Wildlife Fund caller_asserted ▶ 1:57:33

“the World Wildlife Fund, allowing them to raise their money in the CN Tower. So that's another thing we could dig further on, but the Canada Lands Company. The other thing I want to, because you menti…”

Justin Trudeau paid Aga Khan IV caller_asserted ▶ 1:58:03

“the, the police force, like, um, his security and, and part of the, the mounted police, I, I believe, um, on vacation to this island of the Aga Khan. And, uh, the scandal was, um, the amount of money,…”

World Wildlife Fund founded Switzerland host_asserted ▶ 2:06:47

“Under what organization or country or treaties authority is it formed? Nothing. They decided to get together and do it themselves. I mean, if you have an organization, is it incorporated somewhere? It…”

Monsanto funded Argentina host_asserted ▶ 2:09:34

“Most of the places where they do this, they have a CIA installed coup government. So specifically in Argentina, and I did this research myself, so I know this. The guy that they originally got Monsant…”

World Wildlife Fund member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:10:02

“I'm telling you, that's exactly right. That's what struck me on the overlay of this apparatus onto Operation Gladio. So you understand, and I say this repeatedly, Operation Gladio is simply the parami…”

World Wildlife Fund carried_out_attack Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 2:11:01

“Unfortunately, I gave up my staff when I retired. So now it's just Bridget and me. Well, you're like 10 people, so that's a good thing, I guess. Thank you, Colonel. That helped a lot. I appreciate you…”