The Colonel's Corner COLOMBIA What is going on
10:14 · recorded 2025-10-19 · ▶ watch on Rumble
Transcript
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Jump on here real quick and do a short video about Columbia and all the news going on about Columbia. So first thing I want to do is share a screen real quick and read what Trump put out, President Trump put out about Columbia. So first of all,
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President Gustavo Petro of Colombia is an illegal drug leader strongly encouraging the massive production of drugs in big and small fields all over Colombia. It has become the biggest business in Colombia by far, and Petro does nothing to stop it. Despite large-scale payments and subsidies from the U.S.,
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that are nothing more than a long-term ripoff to America. As of today, these payments or any other form of payment or subsidy will no longer be made to Colombia. The purpose of this drug production is the sale of massive amounts of product into the United States, causing death, destruction, and havoc. Petro, a low-rated and very unpopular leader with a fresh mouth towards America,
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Better close up these killing fields immediately or the U.S. will close them up for him. And it won't be done nicely. Thank you for your attention to this matter. President Donald J. Trump. Now, you guys remember that I said when we started the Gary Webb book about the Contra.
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of cocaine being trafficked into the United States, back then primarily into the black neighborhoods, that the entire source of the cocaine was coming from Colombia. We talked about Colombia in the Crystal Triangle in the book before that. So we've been on the Colombia bandwagon the entire time. And you guys know, as soon as we started blowing up boats out of Venezuela, I kept saying, what about Colombia? What about Colombia? What about Colombia?
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So, I've been all over the Columbia case for a long time. But I wanted to share something else with you. And let me see if I can get this other one up to go over it. Because it's even more interesting. Let's see if I can find it. Here we go. So, we know...
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That there's a lot of communication about who's on these boats. And the boat that supposedly had just fishermen on it. And Petro came out right away and go, oh my gosh, you're killing Colombians. And I was like, huh? Colombians on a drug boat that supposedly was coming out of Venezuela? Again, a story that we've been saying multiple times.
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However, I just came across this. The supposed poor little fisherman, this guy right here, he actually has already been arrested in 2016 for a massive weapons theft. But wait till you hear the story because it combines nicely with all that we've been exposing here at the Colonel's Corner. So I'm going to go over just a...
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a little bit of this. The U.S. military operation against drug trafficking in the Caribbean unleashed a new diplomatic fight between Columbia and Washington. The reason? Murder of Alejandro Andres Carranza Medina, a Colombian who died in September after an attack on his boat. Now, supposedly, if you read through this, he was on
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a boat that supposedly was just a drift he had um emergency beacons out and we just mobbed them stranded in the water they go on and quote a member of the family saying that you know he was just a poor fisherman um who was stranded out there and got killed by Americans however
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This person was digging around and says that Alejandro Carranza actually has a criminal past. In 2016, he was identified by authorities with an alias and he was captured along with five police officers. Wait a minute. Police officers in Colombia? Weapons trafficking?
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and Santa Marta for his participation in the disappearance theft of 264 firearms from the Metropolitan Police gunsmiths. According to the investigation, these weapons would have ended up in the hands of a criminal gang for money. Now, you guys remember that I've been talking and exposing this whole Columbia narco state.
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for a while now you guys will also remember that i was just at fort benning and what did i see coming out of um the hemispheric school that replaced the school of americas that trained all of the uh paramilitary in latin america back in the day of operation condor all the way to current they just changed the names and moved it from panama up to fort benning
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a Colombian military officer was coming out of the building. And when I left the building, there were Colombian police officers there. Huh. So you guys know that I have come across all of the information that exposes the CIA in Colombia orchestrating the narco state that's down there.
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We covered the Cali cartel versus the Madeline cartel and why Pablo Escobar was taken out as opposed to any of the leadership of the Cali cartel, because the Cali cartel, I think they're both the whole state is now. But the Cali cartel was under the protection of the state government, the country's government, the police. They were in bed with each other. Not that they didn't.
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Also worked with the Medellin cartel, but Pablo Escobar got a little out of hand and started doing things his own way, not the way the CIA wanted him to, so they knocked him off. Primarily, he had come to South Florida and started killing all of the Cuban exiles that the CIA was using to traffic all of their drugs throughout the United States and replaced them with Colombians to do it for him.
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That way he got more money. And that was not an approved way of doing narco trafficking in the United States. And if you're going to narco traffic here, you have to play by the CIA, FBI, DEA rules. And they have lots of rules for how you do it. So I just thought I would share that with you since I just stumbled across it.
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found it very interesting that in fact all of the information you're going to get about all of the stuff that's going on in this war real war on drugs for the first time ever is going to be misinformation they're going to lie to you about everything so be prepared for that dig around for the real story this article
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I had to find on Yandex for the translation into English. So it's really, really important to not just use Google or Brave or any of those other search engines because a lot of what you're going to find is in a foreign language in order to get the real story because our press does not want you to have the real story.
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Thanks for joining me for this short video. I just wanted to update you. I'm doing my happy dance that our concern of addressing Colombia, which I've expressed for months now, if we're going to actually do a war on drugs, you have to address Colombia. And so just for you guys that are new.
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The first thing I said is you have to drop the status of them being a contributing partner. That was already done. The second thing you have to do is cut off all aid to them. That was just done, thanks to President Trump. And now we're going to take out the transportation capability of it ever reaching the United States with a secure border and taking the boats out.
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Wait till we get to the aircraft, because there's a lot of aircraft that fly into the United States with a shit ton of drugs on them. This is about to get really spicy. Stay tuned.
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Claims made here
Gustavo Petro operated_in
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▶ 0:29
“President Gustavo Petro of Colombia is an illegal drug leader strongly encouraging the massive production of drugs in big and small fields all over Colombia. It has become the biggest business in Colo…”
Donald Trump removed_from_power
United States host_asserted
▶ 0:58
“that are nothing more than a long-term ripoff to America. As of today, these payments or any other form of payment or subsidy will no longer be made to Colombia. The purpose of this drug production is…”
United States financed_via
Colombia host_asserted
▶ 0:58
“that are nothing more than a long-term ripoff to America. As of today, these payments or any other form of payment or subsidy will no longer be made to Colombia. The purpose of this drug production is…”
Colombia trafficked
United States host_asserted
▶ 0:58
“that are nothing more than a long-term ripoff to America. As of today, these payments or any other form of payment or subsidy will no longer be made to Colombia. The purpose of this drug production is…”
Colombia trafficked
United States host_asserted
▶ 1:55
“of cocaine being trafficked into the United States, back then primarily into the black neighborhoods, that the entire source of the cocaine was coming from Colombia. We talked about Colombia in the Cr…”
Alejandro Andres Carranza Medina died_in
Colombia documented
▶ 3:55
“a little bit of this. The U.S. military operation against drug trafficking in the Caribbean unleashed a new diplomatic fight between Columbia and Washington. The reason? Murder of Alejandro Andres Car…”
Alejandro Andres Carranza Medina trafficked
Santa Marta documented
▶ 5:19
“and Santa Marta for his participation in the disappearance theft of 264 firearms from the Metropolitan Police gunsmiths. According to the investigation, these weapons would have ended up in the hands …”
School of the Americas located_in
Fort Benning host_asserted
▶ 5:49
“for a while now you guys will also remember that i was just at fort benning and what did i see coming out of um the hemispheric school that replaced the school of americas that trained all of the uh p…”
School of the Americas trained
Colombia host_asserted
▶ 5:49
“for a while now you guys will also remember that i was just at fort benning and what did i see coming out of um the hemispheric school that replaced the school of americas that trained all of the uh p…”
Cali Cartel did_business_with
Colombia host_asserted
▶ 6:40
“We covered the Cali cartel versus the Madeline cartel and why Pablo Escobar was taken out as opposed to any of the leadership of the Cali cartel, because the Cali cartel, I think they're both the whol…”
Pablo Escobar operated_in
Miami host_asserted
▶ 7:11
“Also worked with the Medellin cartel, but Pablo Escobar got a little out of hand and started doing things his own way, not the way the CIA wanted him to, so they knocked him off. Primarily, he had com…”