The Colonel's Corner Gladio Operations and RussiaUkraine

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0:00 All right, as soon as I can see that it's switched over to rumble, we'll start talking. Oh, dang, there's a bunch of people here. That's good. There's supposed to be. Yep. Okay, Bridget, I sent you that. Yep. Do you see it? Yes. And you know what? I can play it on my iPad. But right now, I'm disconnected. Okay. All right, everybody, welcome to the show tonight.

0:42 We're going to do something a little different. And as soon as I get visual that this is now comporting over to Rumble, it still shows on my screen that I'm playing the lead-in video. So, Bridget, can you look and make sure we're on Rumble? I'll be on it. Trying. Okay. Four people watching.

1:15 Is it still showing the lead? I don't know yet. Okay. Yes, it's still on the, on the. Okay. I don't know if there's a delay or what. Lead in. Yeah. Cause I already put go live. So it should be coming over any second. There it is. All right.

2:07 Good evening, everybody. I've got with me my two ace investigators, Bridget and Liza. So we're going to do something a little different tonight instead of our normal book review. We've been digging into, I'm going to use the word we, because Bridget and Liza is doing all the heavy lifting on this while I was doing a...

2:31 um alpha warrior video earlier today so but they found a lot of really interesting information i want to bring to you and first of all i'm going to do a little rant here um several of you guys that follow me on x told me about a um spaces that was going on last night where one of the guys was talking about operation gladio so i wanted to jump on real quick

2:56 And of course, when I jumped on, Liza and Bridget saw some of the posting that I was making. And with the exception of a guy by the name of Patrick Henningsen, I don't think there was enough testosterone in that group of guys to put in a thimble and not lose it. I have never in my life heard.

3:25 So many whiny ass people ever. So we were joking behind the scenes and we have now come up with a new label. So the male version of Karen from now on is going to be Brian. I have never in all my life.

3:47 And the guy, after halfway through this podcast, I find out he's running as a Democrat for a senator in, I don't know, Maryland or someplace. I'm like, are you kidding me right now? Total typical. Oh, my gosh. So anyway, we're having a lot of fun with that. And we had a lot of fun with that today. So we're going to.

4:15 Do a real quick history because I want to get into what these guys have found of Ukraine. I know y'all have heard me rant about this before. There's been at least two color revolutions slash Gladio operations, just so that everybody has the correct terminology. One happened in early 2000s. And then the one everybody talks about is 2014. And both of them forever changed Ukraine.

4:42 And you really can't talk about the second one without talking about the first one, because what it illustrated was the NATO alliance does not allow people to have fair elections that they don't win, that their candidate doesn't win. They will do whatever it takes to overthrow a candidate just like they did. And they did something very similar to what they did in 2020 here in.

5:12 Ukraine in the first election where they ended up doing something very unconstitutional to get the NATO friendly guy in as opposed to the guy that wanted to maintain the status quo with Russia. So you fast forward to 2014 and you basically have.

5:31 A Gladio operation, and you guys have heard me talk about it many times, that was exactly the replica of the Greece one, where you have the students and labor unions, whatever, they will come up with a pretext to have everybody in the town square. They pre-station the Gladio assassins on the rooftops. And in this case, primarily from a hotel that was 100% rented by right sector. And then they kill people and they use the.

6:00 murder of their own civilians to blame against the government to overthrow that government and get a new president in. And that's exactly what happened in 2014. And I want to match that with something that I would encourage everybody to go watch Mike Benz's walk around that he posted today about the NED and Soros.

6:24 Because what he is explaining to you is the pretext for every Gladio event. He is discussing the international syndicate that y'all have all heard me talk about. So Soros represents the international syndicate with these hedge funds. And he talks about how they work hand in hand with the National Endowment for Democracy, which is a CIA front company as part of the State Department.

6:54 and USAID, and they go in and they know ahead of time. So now think about this. If you're an investor in a hedge fund and you know ahead of time that a coup is going to be staged, oh, I don't know, in Ukraine. And let's just say it's not going to be as peaceful a coup as the one in Ukraine, because some of them include burning down of cities.

7:21 And as an investor, you could tell the people doing the burning which businesses to burn and which ones not to. And we know during World War II, a lot of the international syndicate actually was involved in the bombing list for the allies that didn't bomb certain factories in Germany because they had a vested interest in them. This is the same scenario on a much smaller scale.

7:51 but the exact same scenario. So they determine who's going to get burned and who's not, and they can make investments based on that. Now, if it's a typical coup, like the ones in Operation Condor in South America, where they're actually going to go through a period of dictatorship, well, dictators needs lots of munitions. They need to bulk up their army because they're going to massacre their citizens and crack down on them.

8:19 And then the military industrial complex is right there with their contracts. Here, buy my guns. Here, buy my tanks. Here, buy my gas so you can gas your people. So they have this like one stop concierge service for all of their investors. OK, you guys that are doing the.

8:42 pre-shorts on your hedge funds you get to go first and you can short everything that's in that country because we're going to screw with it then you guys that are in the military industrial complex you come next oh and then when we decide the dictatorship can go and we're actually going to let

8:59 Allow them to have an election as long as they put our guy in that's Western friendly. We'll have an election. And then all of you other investors in your hedge fund, you can go in and buy up all their businesses, pennies on the dollar, because the government's coming out of a 10 year dictatorship and they look like crap. And I will remind you that we have talked about this repeatedly, especially in Whitney Webb's book, One Nation Under Blackmail, in what happened in Russia with Bill Broward.

9:28 And the Safra guy, you remember that Bill Broward went in with his hedge fund into Russia and was doing exactly what we just talked about. They broke Russia in 1991, which we can argue was not a bad thing. It was the communist. It was the Soviet Union. And he went in and started scarfing up pennies on the dollars, all of these businesses, right?

9:56 And Safra with the Hermitage Fund was the financier behind it. That was his hedge fund that was funding Bill Broward's buying up of everything. Well, he got kicked out in 2005 and President Putin got elected initially in 2000. And I don't think that's a coincidence.

10:20 Them getting kicked out of Russia and their little takeover plan getting thwarted in the way that it did by Putin, in addition to the centuries-old, we've heard them all, hard-on that they have about Russia getting their butt kicked, all plays into this.

10:44 Bridget, you want to go first on what you found today? That kind of gives us the background on where we want to go and why there's this undying hatred for Russia. One of the things that has really made us all a good team is that we all look at the same thing from three different perspectives. And one of the things that I always tend to go back to is, okay, who owned the building?

11:13 Why was it happened there? One of the things, so when we dug into, it was called the Crocus building and the Crocus building, one of the first things that jump out is that even though it is in Russia, the name written on the building is an American. So that was kind of a big tip off that there's something else, something deeper, something more. They always love their symbolism. You know, it's always gotta be.

11:43 something personal. And so in the process of digging it up, what we found was the building is owned by the Crocus Group, specifically a Russian billionaire named, I'm going to butcher the name, Agalarov. It's A-G-A-L-A-R-O-V. And then when we started to look into him,

12:11 you find that there's a lot of links between R.S. and Donald Trump, ironically. He was the Russian billionaire who orchestrated the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, and he had formed a new American shell company a month beforehand with an accountant.

12:37 Who was supposed to be moving 20 million dollars into the United States for a looked like a real estate deal. But one of the more interesting points was Donald Trump actually held the working on it. Here it is actually held.

13:03 the Miss Universe pageant in 2013 at that very same place, in which case his son, who happens to be a pop star called Emin, E-M-I-N, also was played at the venue and made a big deal about how he was going to go and play at Trump Tower and how they were very close. And he was also linked to things within the Russian government.

13:32 In fact, and on that day, Donald Trump even invited Putin to come and be in the mix. And he didn't show up, but it was a gesture, a nice gesture. And boy, they didn't like that. You know, you're not supposed to play nice with Russians, period. Correct. Anyway, and then to go on, Liza and I were also kind of...

14:00 bumping heads on this about well so she went down the road she says well look at it wasn't just oh yeah that's right sorry Liza was just reminding me they also Emin if you go back to his history he went to school right here in New York City so there's a lot of links here that show that this is not what it appears to be

14:33 Again, everything from where it was located, who was targeted, you know, the time. But as soon as we first saw it, the very first thing that I said and I posted on us is, and it was funny because, Roxanne, you were right in my head. The colonel was whispering in my ear saying, mass casualty event, public, in a music venue. Yep.

15:05 targeting women for maximum impact and so immediately i knew it's like this is cia this is this is a gladio operation i mean there was no when you get everything tuned in the knee-jerk reaction you see right through it you know and didn't you tell me that um crocus means i yes they're like punching them in the eye yes yes

15:32 And this way, everything with this is just symbolism, symbolism, symbolism. The fact that it was a venue that the owner is close ties with Trump, that Trump had done so many things, that can't be a coincidence. It just can't. And then, Liza, are you got, did you have some more, Bridget? Nope, go ahead. Okay, Liza, did you want to fill us in on the more recent update? Yeah. So,

16:03 Just so you're aware, the iris came from that SNO person on Twitter, which is how Bridget and I. Yeah, I don't know. It's all I can do to say Twitter. And, you know, besides what I usually call it. But anyway, he was the one that brought up the iris. And I was like, you know, that seems pretty unusual because Crocus is actually.

16:30 the english translation of the latin and why wouldn't it be in russian over the door so that's how bridget and i put all of this the rest of it together connecting it to the russiagate story and one of the things bridget that i don't know if you had noticed um apparently heiress was the one that offered the prostitutes to trump who had

16:59 And his I yeah, I sent the screenshot. And so anyway, but it was the security, the Secret Service. That was the ones that said absolutely not like Trump didn't even know about it from the way I read it. Like he didn't know. But apparently Aris was the one that actually sent the prostitutes that, you know, Trump probably didn't know until the Secret Service guy.

17:24 told them about because the Secret Service guy said, no, they're not coming in, which isn't really a big surprise when you figure these guys are always probably sending prostitutes to each other from what we can see. What might be the bigger point of that is it may have been expected. In every other case, it probably was, except for Trump. Exactly. Yeah, go ahead.

17:52 I don't know who this heiress person, like if he's the good guy or the bad guy, but he was at the time being treated like a real estate person. I mean, this is all like finding within the past hour. So forgive us if like the timeline isn't complete. I mean, this was just like completely off the cuff throwing ideas at each other.

18:15 You know, I'm sure the more we dig into it, the more we'll find. But I found it very interesting about the prostitutes. So, like, where do you want to start with this? We're going to talk about Turkey aspect. OK, so one of the things that do you want. OK, so Turkey. So everybody knows at this point that there were four shooters.

18:45 at that mall um now we're presuming there's only four shooters because actually 11 people have been arrested now seven of those people from the way i can translate russian so everybody has to forgive me there um excuse me the seven people were the ones that were barricaded in the mall so seven people were actually picked up at the mall the other four were the ones that left in the white

19:14 car that were picked up by the FSB and had the crap kicked out of them to the point where Putin had to sign like, you know, like keeping them from from being arrested because they are really in rough shape. I don't know if anybody has had the opportunity to look. They've already been to court. They've already pled guilty. So that part of it, for what it's worth. But Turkey.

19:44 just about an hour or so ago, has conducted a raid in eight different provinces. They sent out their military and they've arrested over 40 suspected terrorists. Now, we know back on March 3rd or 4th that these four actually flew in from Turkey to Moscow.

20:08 So, you know, at that point that they were associated in some way to Turkey because they didn't pick that out of a hat. Roxanne, do you want to take it from there or should I continue with the bombing in Poland? So we're going to talk a little bit about Turkey because Turkey is very interesting from a Gladio perspective. And so just as a refresher, we went over this when we did several of our book reviews. But for those who have not.

20:37 Watch the video. Here's the Reader's Digest version. Turkey had one of the most extensive Gladio operations, probably second only to Italy. And their Gladio operators were called Gray Wolf units. And they were vicious. They were so good and so lethal, they were used all over the world. To make that point even more emphatic,

21:07 It was a gray wolf assassin that was chosen to shoot the Pope, John Paul II, in Rome. So the use of these Turkish gladio operators is well established in multiple different areas. And that includes JFK, right? Well, that was not a Turkish guy. That was OAS. He was from France.

21:38 Was he OAS or was he Turkey? Yes. No, he was OAS. Okay. All right. But the point is still the same. So they take these assassins that they have trained in specific tactics and they use them all over the world. So point well taken. But the Gray Wolf unit and how they operated.

22:02 In all of the different territories in Turkey, I want to make this point. So the military and their intel agency ran their Gladio units, both of them combined. And all of their military, and I do mean all of their military, was trained in the United States. Every general officer in Turkey up until Erdogan was trained in the United States. I've met...

22:31 Tons of Turkish officers in my career. And what's important about that is every time they got, see, NATO's been very leery. They had to have a Muslim country in NATO for the representation of this pan-Arabic, pan-Europe, blah, blah, blah concept. So Turkey got picked. But they had to control Turkey.

22:55 And they have launched Gladio operations. They have assassinated their presidents before. They have couped their presidents repeatedly. And that's what the purpose of the military was. Not only did they orchestrate Operation Gladio units inside of Turkey, they also was the check and balance for NATO. NATO would pick up the phone and say, hey, that guy's got to go. There would be a military coup. Now, let me explain to you how that was sold inside the military. For us.

23:24 Because we're looking at that going, dude, they have a coup every few years. What the hell's going on? How is that even in NATO? The way that was sold to the military, the U.S. military officers, is that it was the president that was screwing up, not the military. And it was the military that was bringing the president back into line of the Constitution. You know, and so then, of course, our next question was, why didn't our military do that?

23:51 Whenever our president gets outside the Constitution, which they routinely do. So kind of it was a mixed bag, if you will. And that's why I always thought it was a joke. But now I understand that Erdogan was the very first guy that was ever elected president that had the wherewithal to understand not only Operation Gladio.

24:14 but that he couldn't trust his military. And so the first time Erdogan did something very controversial that was against NATO, you know what they did? They tried to coup him. And for the first time ever in Turkey, oh, we lost Bridget. The first time ever in Turkey, the military lost and he imprisoned the officers that did that. And that was huge.

24:43 And there has been a cracking down on Gladio, but he could not exterminate it because it was so widespread. So I wanted to give you that background on the Turkey Gladio program before Liza finishes talking about Turkey and how it was so important that Turkey was a staging, if not training, capability for this operation because it makes perfect sense.

25:13 Go ahead, Liza. Well, now I stepped away from my notes. I didn't have my hand raised. So anyway, the line, the short of it is, is that one of the things that's going around is that the terrorists had Ukrainian documents. Well, that's not unusual because these guys could have been.

25:42 brought in, which is going to bring to those ISIS patches that everybody is seeing. The ISIS patches that people are wearing that are fighting alongside the Ukrainians, they are not necessarily Ukrainians. Those could be the stay behind units that are brought in to help with this coup that's going on in Ukraine.

26:09 So that's why they probably had Ukrainian documents, because they were in fact fighting in Ukraine. Now, the other thing I don't know if people are aware of, Russia has been bombing the snot out of Ukraine. Today. Today and last night. Well, they're quite a few hours ahead of us. So they've been bombing nonstop. They've been bombing primarily at the border of Poland.

26:38 which is important because they're saying, again, I'm translating from Russian, so forgive me, that there is some sort of a training base there, which is kind of specific wording, that there is a training base there. So the only thing I can figure from that statement is that

26:58 Those four guys sang like birds. So they probably came in through Poland because that's the closest place, you know, Turkey or Tajikistan to Poland to this base on the Poland border and then back to Turkey where they're going to fly into Moscow. So like Roxanne said, everybody is going to a specific location. Now, these guys keep saying that they met.

27:28 the people that hired them on Telegram, which is kind of interesting because Spain just passed this edict, whatever you call it, law. I don't know if it's actually passed, but they were talking about banning Telegram, which is kind of interesting because we know how corrupt Spain is. So maybe they found out that these terrorists are being contacted through Telegram, whether that's true or not.

27:57 I don't know, because these guys are not looking very pretty these days. The other, let's see, one of these guys did not even speak Russian. So, you know, how they had, they clearly had contacts within Russia. So that means that obviously there's stay behind units that are operating in Russia, which they're openly talking about.

28:24 because they're being attacked in Belograd right now. So everything is kind of popping off in all these little communities within Russia. So we'll see how long that lasts. But anyway, that's his part. Let me add this. We know for a fact that in the New York Times article, they talked about.

28:51 Now, keep in mind, the New York Times article is the CIA talking to you. It said in that article that they no longer had the opportunity to defeat Russia conventionally, and therefore they were going to begin operations in a very unconventional way, like counterinsurgency. Well, Victoria Newton. Go ahead. I'm sorry. Oh, I was going to say one last.

29:20 thing hang on i probably gotta take this off so when they said that they were going to do it unconventionally immediately the state department the pentagon came out and said hey everybody don't go to any public venues right how about this was a video thank you liza yes and this video three weeks ago

29:54 This supplemental funding will ensure Putin faces some nasty surprises. Again. And as I said in Kiev three weeks ago, this supplemental funding will ensure Putin faces some nasty surprises. Now, nasty surprises, that can't be a coincidence. They're bragging about what they had planned. Correct.

30:24 Correct. And they did that in that New York Times article. They told you exactly what they were going to do. And I went through that New York Times article extensively for everyone telling you they were telling you what they were going to do. I outlined that in that post that I made on X. Sorry, it was playing again. And that's, you know, they constantly brag about.

30:54 The only ones that are in the dark are us because our news is not covering this. Instead, our news comes out and says they're ISIS. Right. So I'm going to interject. Everyone at this point knows that ISIS stands for Israeli Secret Intelligence Services, correct? That's the given. Because at this point, that's going to bring us to another tape, which specifically from one of the...

31:20 guys at the Knesset which is their version of parliament in Israel he announces back a couple months ago that Russia is unforgivable they will you know have retribution against Russia for their alliance with Iran and

31:43 That's important because we all know that Mossad, at the end of the day, controls all these people. Because if you think that the United States isn't being controlled by Israel at this point, people are delusional. So the only thing that I'll take on that is.

32:04 I'm not sure who controls who, because as we've spoke many times, you also have the people in London that started this whole thing back in the late 1800s who created Israel. So I'm not sure the chain of command. The point that we all agree on is they're all working together. Right. Yeah. Well, I mean, Israel was created by the Rothschilds. It wasn't created as some.

32:31 humanitarian thing for these self-proclaimed Jews. That had nothing to do with it. As a military person, the chain of command, when you say who's working for who, my thing goes to an organizational chart immediately. That's my mind. I'm not sure who's above who, but they're definitely collaborating.

32:56 Well, I'm sure at this point, everybody's well aware that Israel is knee deep in it regardless, because let's not forget, Israel was the one that hired the Nazis. They're the one. Yeah, they've hired Otto Skorzeny. We proved that in the book that we just finished reviewing. And they hired Stetsko and Rolf. So. And the lady just sent you.

33:22 Colonel, about the Nazi general who was teaching our generals for years. So if you haven't seen that, that was Bridget this morning. I posted on X the general that we had hired to teach all of our senior military people for decades. So this is all connected.

33:53 The one thing I did want to talk about when she mentioned ISIS is, again, from my military experience, we've seen all the pictures, and Liza and Bridget's done a great job of finding them online, of the Velcro patches on these people's uniforms that are ISIS patches. The only thing that I want to caution people on, because what we want to do is we want to present facts to you.

34:22 within the context of each of our experiences so that you can make your own decision. We're not going to tell you what to think because that's what got us here in the first place, right? People telling us how to think. Right. What I will say when it comes to these patches, because we have established that all terror organizations come from whoever's behind Operation Gladio.

34:49 Whether it was the Muslim Brotherhood, we traced back the roots of that one. Whether it is the Al-Qaeda, whether it's ISIS, they all come from the same place. They are all there to terrorize us and to make us do things that we would not otherwise do. That's their whole purpose. It's them against us.

35:15 When they use them in this operation, it could be for one of two reasons. They're going to slap an ISIS patch on them for you to immediately blame Muslims, right? Because people have been brainwashed into believing that ISIS is Muslims. Oh, well, it's the radical Islamic terrorists that are attacking Russia. It can't be anybody else.

35:45 They did it on January 6th. You know, they did it on January 6th. Yes. They did it on 9-11. Right. It is a proven operational tactic as far back as the 1940s when in Italy in the 50s, they were dressing up as communist when there were no communists involved.

36:16 It was them manipulating their own people. So that's very, very important from how NATO uses these forces. And initially, NATO used them to manipulate their own people. But then with the Otto Skorzeny addition in the mid-50s throughout 1975 when he passed away, they began exporting this terror all over the world.

36:45 And they cooed all of the governments in Central America with these tactics. They did it in South America with these tactics. So this is a proven mode of operation, if you will. So nothing about anything that's been presented here tonight is new. It's a operational binder being pulled off the shelf and put into action.

37:14 Well, like I was telling you, it reminds me of a football playbook. You know, they've got, okay, if we're on the offense, these are our plays. What's the other guys doing? Okay, this one fits perfectly. They do it. I mean, there's no variation. Once you get, it's where's Waldo, you know?

37:38 One of the things, too, that you can correlate this particular incident with is the concert shooting that was in England. Who was that? I don't follow music very well, y'all, so I'm sorry. But if y'all recall, there was an active shooter that was a Muslim, you know, radicalized.

38:08 Yes, exactly. Exactly. And, you know, one of the things, too, and you got to admire Russia, that these four are still alive, because one of the particular patterns that you'll notice with these things is all of these, quote unquote, radicalized Islamists are always killed. So you can't really talk to them. You can't get information. They're squirreled away.

38:37 You know, they or they're on the radar. So the problem that they're going to have, though, and I hope they remedied this, is Russia has already proven that these people have access to their prisoners. So that is another telltale sign of Operation Gladio. I don't know how they do it, but it is a proven fact that both in the United States prison system.

39:07 that these Gladio operators have access to prisoners. That's how they Epstein people. Are you talking about Navalny? Yeah. So Navalny, go ahead. I'm sorry. No, I was just going to say, I don't know how many. We sound like that bitch Brian last night. No, we don't. We're not arguing with each other. I know. I'm sorry.

39:43 Brian. For anybody who's seen The Life of Brian, funny movie. Wicked funny. So Navalny, if everybody remembers, his estranged wife. So she hasn't seen him in two years. He's up in this prison in, you know, wherever. Siberia. Thank you. Oh, my gosh. I need more caffeine.

40:13 So he's up in this prison and has had no contact with her for two years. Now, this is according to his mother. Apparently on Valentine's Day before he died, which was the weekend that weekend, she showed up with a, quote, friend to visit him on Valentine's Day and dropped off a care package. So whether that's whether, you know.

40:43 that's a similar situation but she did i mean the mother his mother said that you know she hasn't been there for two years and she shows up on valentine's day um so whether or not they did like the frankie five fingers where it was just like you know threatening you know because there's a video of you doing this that's right right

41:10 So, well, no, because at the, one of the scenes is, you know, you know, Frankie's the turncoat and they tell, you know, they sit down with him for anyone's not familiar with the movie. It's very vague because I'm old. It's been a long time since I've watched it, but they threatened his family because he turned on the mafia and they threatened his family implicating the, you know, implying that if he didn't, you know,

41:39 kill himself, that they'd kill his family. So that could be what happened. You know, who's to say? But he was not a well person. I'm just saying that these people, the international syndicate, have access to people inside of prisons. And you just proved my point. However they get to them, whether it's

42:07 Somebody sending it in in a courier. There have been people that mysteriously disappeared out of our prison system, whether they were killed and removed or whether they were freed and then went into hiding. Throughout Gladio exposure in Italy, repeatedly people were poisoned in prison to keep them from talking.

42:34 That was kind of the easy way out in Italy, actually. I mean, you could be like Calvi and be hung from the Friars Bridge in London as your punishment. I'm just saying that Liza's point's very well taken. And I hope that whatever they're doing, if they have the information to spill their guts, that someone doesn't get to them on the inside.

43:02 Because just because they're arrested does not mean they're safe. Right. Absolutely. In fact, one of the things, well, we just recently were going over, you know, you were talking about how they are hiding in plain sight. You know, the Gladio operations have been known for systematically killing, what was the trial that...

43:32 The Nuremberg trials where the guy came up and he actually had the CIA testifying for him to exonerate him. Yeah, that's what they did with Otto Skorzeny. Right, right. I mean, it's just another play out of the playbook. Okay. And I want to make another point while we're on this topic for those people that are not in the military.

43:59 And it's a poke in the eye of the people who were on that video last night that would not let me talk. The Brian and many of the others on there kept reiterating ignorantly that Ukraine had the ability still to win the war. And I'm screaming at the top of my lungs.

44:29 that you cannot win a war without air superiority. And the most laughable part of it was, while they're saying that Ukraine can still win the war, they're talking about how the tactic of using drones has completely changed warfare as it's been illustrated in the Ukraine-Russian conflict.

44:59 And I'm like trying to not pound my head on the table. I'm sorry. Where does drones fly? In the freaking air. If you don't have air superiority, you don't have a drone capability. Right. So my point to my husband, I'm looking at him and I'm going, their air capability is a video game clip of a guy in an airplane.

45:28 You remember the ghost of Kiev? Right. That's the extent of their air operations. Come on. Well, I don't know if anybody caught the latest news. Those F-16 pilots that we were quote-unquote training are heading over back to Ukraine. So now, Colonel, F-16s, those can carry nuclear missiles, yes? Yes. Okay.

45:58 So they've just finished, quote unquote, their training and are returning to Ukraine. And I don't know how many planes they're returning with or who's actually going to be flying those planes, people. Because now don't forget, everybody's wearing different patches. So who's actually going to be piloting those planes? So let me just say this.

46:27 And I can say this with the utmost confidence. If it is not a U.S. Air Force F-16 pilot and they think they're going to fly as a brand new F-16 pilot against a Russian fighter. Again, it's lawn darts. They're going to be playing. The Russian pilots will be playing what amounts to a video game.

46:57 That is a brand new pilot that thinks they're going to fly against a veteran fighter pilot is smoking crack. They will be bringing a knife to a gunfight. So if we if our intention is to make a bunch of aces out of a bunch of Russian pilots, good strategy. If it's actually to do anything bad, bad strategy. So I'm with McGregor on this.

47:27 The only thing Ukraine can do at this point is come to some comprehensive peace agreement. They have no, and that guy, I hate to keep going back to him, guys, but I want everybody to understand and I want to make sure that this is on the record. The Ukraine does not have a ground game either. They just don't. They are like, it is like two little kids.

47:56 playing where one kid is the bully. They just, they're sitting ducks. They are just getting annihilated. And you don't take, what are they up to? I think it's like 20% of the country that was Ukraine is under Russia by the people in its territories election. It wasn't that they took it. They were asked to come in and help. They did.

48:26 And it was the people in those areas that voted to be part of Russia versus Ukraine. And another thing that was said in that that's just completely idiotic is, hey, after World War II, we made up all these countries and you're not allowed to change any of the lines anymore. Well, what is it? That's what they said on that video. I'm like, I'm sorry.

48:55 I distinctly remember just reading about the Congo where NATO went in there and created out a whole cloth, a thing called Katanga that wasn't even a fucking country. And they just made it up because it had all the uranium in it. So Mumba doesn't get his own uranium. We made up a country out of whole cloth since World War II. Don't give me that crap. Oops, sorry, go ahead. No, you go ahead.

49:23 One of the things that needs, that cannot be stressed enough, is that a lot of these organizations that have sprung out of the UN are created for nefarious purposes. All of the peripheral ones, all of them, everything from UNESCO to the World Wildlife Foundation, every time we follow any one of them, they've got their fingers in the middle of whatever is nefarious.

49:53 And we are the ones giving them the power. They are literally going out. Their perfect example was the World Economic Forum. They came out. They have no one authorizing them to become a world force. They just came out. They said, we are going to now tell everyone how this is going to go. And one of the biggest things we can do, guys, is steal their voice and not.

50:23 Not what we've done for a million, for a hundred years, for several hundred years is, well, we don't want to fight about it, you know, and they've redrawn boundaries. They've taken away people's freedoms. They have caused the deaths of millions and millions of people all on these wars. And when we're calling these things out, why we have these radio glasses is to call it out.

50:52 for what it is. And that is, this is a lie. These are all lies. And when the more we can come out and go to, whether it's a forum, whether it's online, whether it's physical, you know, whether it's at your local venue and talk to people and point out the examples. One of my favorite examples is how Russia is supposed to be the bad guy.

51:21 Russia is supposed to be the big bag booty man. We've had it pounded in our head for a million years. It seems like everyone always, they're communists, they're bad. They're communists, they're bad. Now, when we go back to this Crocus shooting, all of the bankers and all of the groups came out and said that anyone who was injured and their remote family are having all of their...

51:50 Mortgages, their car payments wiped clean. They're giving them airplane tickets to go to the funerals. They're giving them hotel reservations because they're compassionate people. This doesn't sound like the big bag boogeyman that I grew up in the Cold War years fearing. Isn't that amazing? Huh? Really? I mean, everybody.

52:17 Take a moment to process this, because all of the banks on the Russian channels that I've been watching, all of them are wiping the debt from anybody that's been hurt, injured, dead, all their family. All of those transport companies are offering free rides to wherever they need to go.

52:45 All of the hotels are offering free stays. Now, turn it around. What if that, God forbid, happened here? Who bombed Hiroshima? Who bombed the Vietnam? Who started all of the wars in your memory of life? Who was involved in it? Who was at least one person? It takes two to tango. Granted, but we've always been one. Okay. Not Russia.

53:15 I'm going to point out the obvious here. Yeah. All of those people that you just mentioned, the banks and all of that other stuff, they're the ones behind Operation Gladio. They're not going to have a terror event and then pay all the people that they just murdered, right? Right. So they must not be under the thumb. Exactly. They talk about Russia being such a...

53:46 A limiting force. Now the more we learn about Gladio, I understand that limiting force. And if these banks in America spent half the time taking care of the people that were injured in these Gladio events, then they did trying to steal our Second Amendment. Does that not tell you everything? At the last, we'll say, venue that was shot up.

54:16 Where was the Red Cross? Where was the goodwill? I will never donate any more clothes to the goodwill. I'll burn them in the backyard before I will to make them more money because they don't give it away. They sell it just like the blood that we donate. They sell to the hospitals. So I I'm not sure I feel like that about goodwill only because of the handicapped people that they employ. I mean, I kind of get them that gives those people a job.

54:48 But I'm with you on the Red Cross. That is the local management, you know, and that's why all the people in these nations, just like people in these shell corporations are not bad. It may be the heads, the CEOs. Yeah. But the people, the guy that meets you at the door, the people who are working to serve you, they're not the enemy. You know, we have to make clear lines for sure. Right.

55:18 Well, one of the things that's really so cool about Russia, you know, people started lining up at the hospital. Now, this is rain and sleet going on because it's still winter. They're not having nice weather quite yet. And people were lined up for miles to donate blood.

55:40 They're up to 5,000 liters. I don't know how they, but they're like 5,000 units of blood in all the different areas and all the different hospitals. So, you know, this whole Russia bad thing has really become very old. And I'm really getting tired of it myself. I get so aggravated. And I think last night with that bitch Brian that was just whining his head off.

56:09 God help us all. He's going to be in Washington, D.C. if whoever he is, he represents doesn't put a stop to it because that guy is dangerous. He's not just an idiot. He's a dangerous idiot the way he was talking.

56:29 Y'all have to be aware more so than ever what these people are saying. And I hate to get like the political aspect of things, but that guy last night was a perfect example of a dangerous person. And he's running for office. Yeah. Running for office. And some schmuck is going to vote for him. Right.

57:00 Follow the money. Who's funding him? I bet you five bucks right now that APAC is paying for him. I bet you. I don't even know because I never met Bitchy Brian until last night. I haven't looked at his profile. I like it. Bitching Brian. I love it. Bitching Brian. Yeah, I haven't met him. I don't know him. I haven't even looked at his profile.

57:27 but I bet you any amount of money right now I've got that he's got APAC or ADL funding. All right. So let me make this point. Since we got bitch and Brian, I don't know. And we've already talked about fighters. I'm going to tell y'all another little secret. There was a psychological study done a long time ago for fighter pilots. And for some reason they discovered that there was a,

57:55 higher tendency for fighter pilots to listen to a female voice under voice controlled in the cockpit, like the voice recordings, like, you know, pull up, pull up or whatever. And they refer to that voice recording as bitch and Betty. So as soon as you said bitch and Brian, I have in my mind during my F-16 ride, oh, that's bitch and Betty.

58:25 No, we got a bitch in Brian now. Oh, that's super funny. It is funny. Hand in hand. Anyway, I've been watching the comments and I don't see any questions. If y'all have any questions, this pretty much presents the information that we had that I wanted to get out to you guys. And yeah.

58:56 Go ahead. I just wanted to encourage everybody. You know, the more you take time and you listen to a lot of the Colonel's videos, and that's what we started doing. You know, I mean, this is kind of how we ended up here. And it was, it really does give you that voice in the back of your head that says, hey, this doesn't sound right. You know, follow that. Take a minute on a piece of note and look, you know.

59:26 I ended up here because I thought there was free booze. Well, I still owe that to you. That's my tea. Oh, that's right. You do. I forgot about that. Nice. Thank you very much. So any of you guys that want to contribute to us so I can keep Liza's supplies. I'm an expensive drinker. She does have very expensive taste.

59:54 Luckily, I don't drink. I'm going to be the designated driver. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Sure. That's what she says now, live. Yeah, okay. I didn't say we were going to be airing our dirty laundry on here, Eliza. Oh, I'm sorry. Bring her on, and she's just going to spill it all. You're the one that gave me the mic. That's true. I'll blame myself later. All right.

1:00:29 So I don't know anything about Alarak. I don't know what that is. Lucy, I'll look into it. I don't know what it is off the top of my head. Are they talking? Can you use it in a sentence? I can't. I don't know what it is. Is she talking about the Russian? A-L-A-R-A-C-T. I don't know what that is.

1:00:58 Does anyone listen to Jack Hibbs on YouTube? I do not. I try to avoid YouTube. I've been, been watching ever since I saw the first episode of alpha warrior. Oh, awesome. Trauma. I love that name too. Trauma mama. Thank you. I'm glad you're here. And I hope you're enjoying the videos. We've had a lot of fun making them. Alpha is.

1:01:27 an amazing person. Him and I spent about 30 minutes this morning before we went on to take the episode that you're going to see Wednesday night, having a very interesting conversation. And the more I find out about him, the more he could be my little brother. So just a very interesting guy. I'm scared. Yeah, really, truly. Everybody, thumbs up.

1:01:56 Please don't forget to subscribe to Kernel. Speaking of videos, did you want to share that video of the guy screaming about Russia in the Knesset or no? It's kind of a moot point. If anybody wants to... We'll put it in the comments. Okay, cool. Yeah, I don't know how many people saw it. I'm not tech savvy. I'll try. Neither am I. Maybe we can add a fourth person.

1:02:27 to do our tech stuff. He's got to be cute. Oh, I'm sorry. Did I say that out loud? You have a mute button, Liza. Okay. Right. Right now. Right now. Okay. Bye. Okay. Okay. So let's see. Must be the women's voice, a soothing sink.

1:02:51 Yeah, I don't know. Most guys, I don't know about the women's voice because I actually was surprised that that psychological study turned out that way because so many men cannot hear their women talk, their wife talk. So you can be talking away and they'll look at you like, huh? So I just found that extremely odd that they said that they listen to women's voices more unless they're talking about the younger.

1:03:19 um, pilots that, um, aren't married yet. So anyway, the mama's boys. Yeah. Um, yes, please keep an eye out for anything. Auto scores. Any, um, definitely piqued my interest when we did that book from major Gannis on him. Um, that guy was involved in so many evil things in relation to operation Gladio. And the, really the amazing thing to me is you could tell.

1:03:48 He was a trained assassin. He had no feelings. He didn't care that he worked for NATO. He worked for private governments. He worked for, Mossad hired him. Mossad sent him on at least two missions that we know of. And they were against former Nazis. He didn't care. He'd kill them. He had really, at some point, no allegiance to anything. He just was a trained assassin.

1:04:18 And he trained scores of Operation Gladio. And he planned scores of Operation Gladio missions. So, yeah. Well, I think we lost Bridget. And we're right at an hour. So, I think we're... Liza, do you have any parting comments? No.

1:04:45 No, she's already trying to figure out how she's going to get her bottle of bourbon. I'm not allowed. Oh, goodness. So.

1:04:58 Let me just say this. I really was excited when Bridget and Liza agreed to come on tonight. They literally are the backbone of this operation. I'm kind of the spokesperson, not that I don't pull my own weight, but I'm telling you, these people work circles around me. I'm off doing these podcasts, trying to get the Gladio word out. And the entire time I'm getting texts, I'm getting signal things from those guys. And I really thank them. I want to do it.

1:05:27 front of them. I do it, try to do it every show. But I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. They've become two of my best friends. We talk all the time. And I wanted to share with you how we work together so that you guys understand the process that we go through to bring you what we bring you. Because literally when I bring you stuff, even my

1:05:53 book reviews. A lot of them have contributed because we give the, like Liza's done a mountain of work on Southeast Asia and how Gladio worked there, which I am pulling into our book on Golden Lily as we go through the book. And so I just wanted to let you guys know that they're there and they're amazing. And I'm glad they agreed to come on tonight. So with that, we're going to go ahead and sign off. Thank you all.

1:06:22 May I just say one more thing? I'm sorry. One of the things that I'm going to disclose to y'all is a lot of these, quote, influencers that are on Twitter or Truth, they don't seem to hear us. And there's a reason for that. And it kind of dawned on me last night when the boys were having their little bitch fest. They know the truth.

1:06:50 And they are purposely withholding the truth. And that brings you back to limited hangout. So as much as you're posting and you're talking to people about it, you are being heard. The people that you're supposedly following that you had so much respect for, those are the people you have to be careful of. And that proved it last night for me.

1:07:15 You know, it doesn't mean the three of us are always correct, but we've done our research and we're the quiet warriors and everybody has to remember that you are being heard. You're being ignored. It's very different. So that is my final thought for the day. That's an excellent point, Liza. But we're not going to shut up and they can't shut us up. Oh, hell no.

1:07:44 Yeah. So, all right. Thank you all for being here. Appreciate y'all. And we will see you on Tuesday night at seven. Bye.

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NATO carried_out_attack Ukraine host_asserted ▶ 4:15

“Do a real quick history because I want to get into what these guys have found of Ukraine. I know y'all have heard me rant about this before. There's been at least two color revolutions slash Gladio op…”

George Soros did_business_with National Endowment for Democracy host_asserted ▶ 6:24

“Because what he is explaining to you is the pretext for every Gladio event. He is discussing the international syndicate that y'all have all heard me talk about. So Soros represents the international …”

Bill Browder invested_in Russia host_asserted ▶ 9:28

“And the Safra guy, you remember that Bill Broward went in with his hedge fund into Russia and was doing exactly what we just talked about. They broke Russia in 1991, which we can argue was not a bad t…”

Hermitage Capital Management financed_via Bill Browder host_asserted ▶ 9:56

“And Safra with the Hermitage Fund was the financier behind it. That was his hedge fund that was funding Bill Broward's buying up of everything. Well, he got kicked out in 2005 and President Putin got …”

Vladimir Putin removed_from_power Bill Browder host_asserted ▶ 9:56

Alisher Usmanov secretly_owned Crocus City Hall host_asserted ▶ 11:43

“something personal. And so in the process of digging it up, what we found was the building is owned by the Crocus Group, specifically a Russian billionaire named, I'm going to butcher the name, Agalar…”

Alisher Usmanov did_business_with Donald Trump host_asserted ▶ 12:11

“you find that there's a lot of links between R.S. and Donald Trump, ironically. He was the Russian billionaire who orchestrated the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, and he had formed a new American shel…”

Grey Wolves member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 20:37

“Watch the video. Here's the Reader's Digest version. Turkey had one of the most extensive Gladio operations, probably second only to Italy. And their Gladio operators were called Gray Wolf units. And …”

Turkey operated_in Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 20:37

Grey Wolves attempted_assassination_of Pope John Paul II host_asserted ▶ 21:07

“It was a gray wolf assassin that was chosen to shoot the Pope, John Paul II, in Rome. So the use of these Turkish gladio operators is well established in multiple different areas. And that includes JF…”

NATO trained Turkey host_asserted ▶ 22:02

“In all of the different territories in Turkey, I want to make this point. So the military and their intel agency ran their Gladio units, both of them combined. And all of their military, and I do mean…”

NATO ordered_assassination_of Turkey host_asserted ▶ 22:55

“And they have launched Gladio operations. They have assassinated their presidents before. They have couped their presidents repeatedly. And that's what the purpose of the military was. Not only did th…”

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan removed_from_power Turkey host_asserted ▶ 24:14

“but that he couldn't trust his military. And so the first time Erdogan did something very controversial that was against NATO, you know what they did? They tried to coup him. And for the first time ev…”

ISIS operated_in Ukraine host_asserted ▶ 25:42

“brought in, which is going to bring to those ISIS patches that everybody is seeing. The ISIS patches that people are wearing that are fighting alongside the Ukrainians, they are not necessarily Ukrain…”

Mossad controlled Israel host_asserted ▶ 31:43

“That's important because we all know that Mossad, at the end of the day, controls all these people. Because if you think that the United States isn't being controlled by Israel at this point, people a…”

Israel hired Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 32:56

“Well, I'm sure at this point, everybody's well aware that Israel is knee deep in it regardless, because let's not forget, Israel was the one that hired the Nazis. They're the one. Yeah, they've hired …”

Israel hired Yaroslav Stetsko host_asserted ▶ 32:56

Israel hired Walter Rauff host_asserted ▶ 32:56

Otto Skorzeny trained NATO host_asserted ▶ 33:22

“Colonel, about the Nazi general who was teaching our generals for years. So if you haven't seen that, that was Bridget this morning. I posted on X the general that we had hired to teach all of our sen…”

Operation Gladio founded Muslim Brotherhood host_asserted ▶ 34:22

“within the context of each of our experiences so that you can make your own decision. We're not going to tell you what to think because that's what got us here in the first place, right? People tellin…”

Operation Gladio founded Al Qaeda host_asserted ▶ 34:22

Operation Gladio founded ISIS host_asserted ▶ 34:22

NATO operated_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 35:45

“They did it on January 6th. You know, they did it on January 6th. Yes. They did it on 9-11. Right. It is a proven operational tactic as far back as the 1940s when in Italy in the 50s, they were dressi…”

Operation Gladio operated_in Italy host_asserted ▶ 42:07

“Somebody sending it in in a courier. There have been people that mysteriously disappeared out of our prison system, whether they were killed and removed or whether they were freed and then went into h…”

Giuseppe Calvi died_in London host_asserted ▶ 42:34

“That was kind of the easy way out in Italy, actually. I mean, you could be like Calvi and be hung from the Friars Bridge in London as your punishment. I'm just saying that Liza's point's very well tak…”

Katanga located_in Congo host_asserted ▶ 48:55

“I distinctly remember just reading about the Congo where NATO went in there and created out a whole cloth, a thing called Katanga that wasn't even a fucking country. And they just made it up because i…”

NATO created Katanga host_asserted ▶ 48:55

Mossad hired Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 1:03:48

“He was a trained assassin. He had no feelings. He didn't care that he worked for NATO. He worked for private governments. He worked for, Mossad hired him. Mossad sent him on at least two missions that…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:04:18

“And he trained scores of Operation Gladio. And he planned scores of Operation Gladio missions. So, yeah. Well, I think we lost Bridget. And we're right at an hour. So, I think we're... Liza, do you ha…”