The Colonel's Corner Interview with Ron Partain Part 2
2:05:32 · recorded 2024-03-13 · ▶ watch on Rumble
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operation, Gladio. So how are you this morning? I'm great. How are you? I'm well. I had to confess I'm a little bit of a, I'm a little, not running around like a chicken with my head cut off, although that probably is more an accurate statement. I just, like I said, I fell asleep. I fell back asleep early this morning. I guess that my body just must've needed to rest.
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Anyway, life's been a little bit chaotic and I can't have the hungry, hungry critters run around. So I had to feed them. So that was that's my latest thing. But anyway, let me ask you something on my on my screen. It's saying stream this to your audience. Do I need to do that? Because it's not showing on my I have mine pulled up on the upper left here. Let me.
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let me go to your audience because you're in the colonel's corner yeah i sent you the stuff right um and i am going to go to rumble and type in corner and there you are and yeah we're live we're live on your um
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We're live on your show. I've got your thing pulled up here. In fact, I'll even share the screen so that you can. No, that's fine. It's just showing on my computer the lead in. That's fine. As long as you see it. So you are live. That's your screen. Okay. Awesome. Excellent. And let me make sure that mine's working. Yes, I'm working too. So very well.
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All right. So, uh, um, yeah, so, and I'm, so if, uh, if, if all of you in, um, in the kernels, um, chat, I will have you live and I will have my, uh, audience in my chat live as well. So I will be able to see both if you guys have any, um, uh, any questions. So, um, well, I'm going to let you have the floor cause you're the one that, uh, you're the, you're the knowledgeable one here. So I'll let you kind of take the lead there.
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So kind of since it's been a little bit as a recap, we're talking about Operation Gladio and it really has to do. I conceptually view this as a wagon wheel that has at the heart of it, international fascism. That's kind of the hub. And this spokes are made up of illegal drug trafficking, illegal arms trafficking and human trafficking.
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all for the outer rim of the spoke to fund Operation Gladio terrorism. And that is basically elements that are deployed out of intel communities, primarily the Five Eyes, to include Germany, though BND is a big part of this, and Mossad, that...
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Use it to disrupt the internal workings of a country in order to for it to be exploited by what I refer to as the international syndicate. So you basically have these overlords. They use this wagon wheel that they roll into a country and it contains.
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Drugs, weapons, human trafficking, which are generated the human trafficking primarily in this context comes from refugees that are generated out of the disruption, the terrorism and other employed mechanisms that are used by these Gladio operators. Right. So we kind of talked a little bit about.
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the history of it, where it came from, which was Germany, and how it was discovered prior to that by William Churchill down in the Boer Wars. I dug in a little deeper and found some even more fascinating information that takes it back a little bit farther in the 1800s, but I think people kind of get the idea.
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One other element of this that is huge from a foundational standpoint that you have to understand is how they use the word communism. And I want people to understand I'm not talking about a country that has adopted communism as an economic slash political mechanism. I'm not advocating for communist governments. I am saying that
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These entities that control and implement Operation Gladio activities has cloaked themselves in the words anti-communism. So if you're going to have anti-anything, you have to first create the thing. So if you go back and you read about how the U.S. Wall Streeters.
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And downtown London created the Bolsheviks, hence communism. Then they went to war with them twice as partners. So they obviously didn't see it as all that bad at the time. Plus, during this entire time, it was GE that electrified the Soviet Union. It was all of the railroad barons, Carnegie, the metal guys. They all built railroads.
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in the soviet union to keep carry all of the bad um soviet communists around everywhere so we're going to make their lives easier and that's where i get back to understanding this is all being done and manipulated so that the what i refer to as the international syndicate benefits from it so if they can turn a country if they can assassinate a king
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and they can turn a country into you name it anything you want to label it in this case let's call it communism if they can do that and then benefit financially from it they don't care how many millions of people die no and i would argue the same thing happened in the um germany when these same people in these same elements funded hitler's rise to power they didn't care how many people died all they cared about
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was being able to use patents, which they did, and create subsidiaries in the United States, which they could enrich themselves with in partnerships, which continued throughout the entire war. And in the aftermath, they went into all of these countries and basically rebuilt the infrastructure, which is where you get this build back better kind of phenomenon, them getting rich. That's kind of the bottom line.
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So let's I want to show you how they use the word communism and then created this other word called anti-communism. So they created a World Anti-Communist League. The World Anti-Communist League is a moniker. Not that it didn't exist because it did.
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But it is a moniker that is used to hide Gladio operations behind what appears to be a legitimate effort to fight communism. The World Anti-Communist League was never used a single time to actually fight communism. I found it very interesting that its first conference was in Taiwan in 1967. What's interesting about that is...
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A lot of people who don't understand how Taiwan became Taiwan, we're going to take a couple of minutes and explain that. You have Qian Kai-shek, the guy that was the world's largest opium drug dealer, bar none in the history of the world, that was created inside of China when Mao came to power, who was absolutely, you know,
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communist that was absolutely opposed to drugging chinese kicked chiang out of china because he did not agree that it was a good thing to uh sell opium heroin to people so chiang moves to burma eventually the burmese government kicks him out and at towards the end well it was
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Actually, after World War II is over and they've kicked Japan out of Formosa, Chiang, having been now kicked out of Burma as well, he moves the KMT, which is his army that has protected the drug trade throughout China and Burma. He moves them over to Formosa, changes the name of the island to Taiwan, and sets up shop.
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And he relabels his KMT army to a KMT political party who are still in charge today. So I find it very interesting that they have the first world anti-communist league at the world's opium dealer doorstep in 1967, since all of this is all tied together. And it actually,
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talks about the anti-communist league's agenda being to limit Nicaraguan Contras. And they have an annual conference every year in Dallas. And what's also interesting about that is Dallas seems to play a very large role in the industrialist international syndicate to include where they brought JFK to murder him.
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Go back to World War II and the whole Nuremberg. The judges, several were from Dallas. The people preparing the packages to try some of the people like Otto Skorzeny and Hitler's banker were from Dallas. And some of their prosecutors were from Dallas. And we will also eventually. And there's more.
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And there's more. And wait, there's more. We'll get around to talking about how all of them in their oil was a motivating factor for many of these Gladio operations. And of course, we don't have to look very far to see that, given that we're building a dock off of Gaza right now, where there's said to be lots of oil.
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Zapata field that is just off the coast of Cuba that also has the exact same name as Bush Senior's Zapata Oil Company. When they were trying to get Cuba back, it just so happens that they found oil off the coast of Cuba. So you can kind of see how all of these things begin to play into each other.
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You also need to understand that in every situation, whether it's Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Congo, the mode or the operation that is used by this syndicate is, to include NATO, is when a country, and let's just use Korea.
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Since it was the first place we went after World War II. Korea had been forever a Japanese colony. And like, for some reason, this repeats itself, all of the industry was in the North. The North part of Korea was very affluent. They had educational schools everywhere. People were very well off.
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The rural agricultural area was in the South, not unlike America. And they fought to throw off the Japanese occupation along with the Soviet Union, who actually helped North Korea with ammunition and supplies in order to throw Japan out. Then the fascist...
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after creating the CIA and NATO and everybody, thought it was a great idea to go to Korea and basically say, we're going to go to war with Russia slash Soviet Union and we need you to be on our side. Well, because they had been a colony for so long, they weren't interested in being on anybody's side. So they draft a constitution. They say, we would love to welcome this. And keep in mind that Korea at the time,
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not only was agricultural, they were almost tribal in the South from not having the infrastructure and stuff. So it was a right for the pickings, if you will.
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in order to be able to influence them out of jealousy, to be able to attack the North. But the North was not interested. Kim Sr. was not interested at all in going to war with anybody. They just wanted their country back. They wanted to make what they had in the North available to the people in the South. Well, the U.S. went over there and said, not only can you take nothing from the Soviet Union,
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You are going to have to do everything that we tell you to do the way we tell you to do it, or we're going to cut you off. And Kim senior basically told them to pound sand and began trading with Russia. Well, immediately or Soviet union, immediately they were labeled as communist. They weren't communist. They hadn't even thought about being communist. They wanted to be free.
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This exact same thing happened in Vietnam. That whole spreading and containment policy, all bullshit. Every bit of it was bullshit. Well, to piggyback on that, you look at the Constitution that Ho Chi Minh adopted for the North Vietnamese, and it was almost a carbon copy of the Constitution of the United States.
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Once they told him that they had to do it his way, his way being the international syndicate's way, and he refused because he did not want the French back in there. He was happy that Japan was there. And he actually fought with United States and France against Japan and then was immediately taken over by France again after they said they would not do it with the U.S.'s help.
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So we can find this time and time again. We just did a big deep dive on the Congo and Lumumba. They did exactly the same thing to him after he fought for his independence from Belgium. They came in and basically did the exact same thing. And you want to know why they did it to him? Because he had the world's largest supply of uranium. Uranium. Yeah. And so they told him that if he.
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did not do what they wanted him to do. They were going to label him a communist, and they basically were going to steal the uranium, which they did. The CIA went in there and set up a 1,000-acre NATO base to secure the entire uranium field, manned it with Gladio operators, and murdered Lubamba on it. And then they boiled him in acid just for the fun of it.
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I was watching, I don't know where this comes in and even if it's off topic or whatever, but I think it's important because it was something that really I learned when I was watching you and Brady, aka Warhamster, talk about this. And it was something that hit me like a ton of bricks. When you talked about all of these things that are happening.
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you know, that are CIA, that are basically intelligent assets or intelligent organization by, you know, under the auspices of governments. These are all things that were happening behind the scenes, but were done through like law firms.
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private organizations and private businesses and it wasn't until post world war ii that they brought all of these operations under the uh under the banner of intelligence agencies therefore they became government sanctioned correct and prior to that this was stuff that was going on you know like the the east india trading company and you know um
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Sullivan and Cromwell, things of that nature. So these things have been going on for years prior to prior to the part of the formation of the CIA and the intelligence community in the intelligence, you know, community. But the intelligence community now gives it a gives it an air of legitimacy because it now brings it under government.
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control. And that's a big deal. That's a very big deal. And I have often said that the CIA, yeah, the CIA is an American intelligence agency, right? You've got Pakistani ISI, that's Pakistan. You've got the Mossad, that's Israeli. You've got MI6, that's British.
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When you get to the extreme highest levels of those organizations, they are all playing for the same team. Yeah, I would argue they're not even any different at the lower levels. What I have discovered is, for example, we covered in South America the creation of a company called Crypto AG.
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A guy's technology that was used during World War II and the BND, which is Germans Intel, which at the time was ran by fascist Nazi General Reinhard Galen. And Alan Dulles funded this company to the tune of millions of dollars that supposedly sold encrypted technology communication like the cable systems that the State Department uses.
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And they hired salesmen who were ignorant, had no idea what they were actually selling, selling software all over the world that the CIA and the BND could eavesdrop on. They saw every single thing that happened with every country that had any of this encryption hardware and software. The entire South American, Central American governments, every single one of them was there. Every single one of them.
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And they set up the server for Central and South America on the Air Force Base in Panama overlooking the canal. So not only did they have the School of America, which was training the dictators and the police in assassinations and tortures on that base, they also had the communication servers for the backdoored eavesdropping capability to know everything.
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that went on everywhere this was sold to iran when the plo and the israelis were in camp david they were eavesdropping on the participants of that meeting and what they were going back to their state departments and saying so
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You have organizations like Bellingcat, which was set up by the National Endowment of Democracy. You have the Atlantic Council, USA, UNESCO, World Wildlife Foundation. Every single one of these people or entities are a tenant of this hive. So this entity is so big that
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Many people don't understand the scope or the depths of depravity that these people are responsible for. So anyway, I wanted everybody to understand that our concept of what communism is and our government's level or effort to fight against it is...
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All bull crap. We have been taught, we've been brainwashed to fear communism, where if you were to step back and you tell me, Ron, what country did the Soviet unions take over forcefully like England?
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Or Belgium took over Congo. Or England took over the Boers minefield. Or what aggression was used in an all-out war that was unprovoked by the United States during the time the Soviet Union was around? What countries did they take over? Yeah. Well, I would say...
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I see. I could see. I mean, they took over all of the all of the basically the republics that were south of the of Russia, you know, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan. Did they forcefully take those over or were they basically handed to them at the end of World War Two? Well, I think the ones that were handed to them at the end of World War Two were more of the Eastern Bloc countries.
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um you know poland czechoslovakia um romania um things like that those are those anybody outside of their border for protection um well again i think you know like i would say like georgia and uh you know you get into the southern republics but georgia's still on their border right then you get into uh you get into the west or you get into the to the east with uh um
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clandestinely probably be like the Koreans, like the North Koreans, Vietnam. The Soviet Union didn't do that. Okay. Maybe Cuba? Again, let's look at Cuba. That's a great example. What happened with Castro is exactly what happened in the Congo. Did you know that the CIA was in the same hotel with Castro during the war and supplying them with weapons?
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Oh, yeah. Well, my understanding is that Castro was a CIA asset. He was doing all kinds of stuff for the CIA. And he came to the UN and he wanted to work with the United States after he overthrew the mafia and kicked them all out. Right. So did the Soviet Union actually take them over? No. I don't know at what point people...
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that we help become dictators when they become a dictator and they can't be controlled by the CIA. The CIA just takes a magic wand and says, you're a communist now. I don't know what part of Castro actually is a communist and which parts totalitarian, what parts fascism or what parts anything. What I do know is we created the problem.
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in cuba to begin with by using it as a drug station correct we facilitated the invasion by the mafia and the kidnapping of people and putting them into prostitution and people just disappearing on the streets because they were causing our mafia contacts to be able to bring heroin into the country so i'm just suggesting to you that we have been fed a line about communist aggression that
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If you go back and you look at it rationally, objectively, does not stand up to what we have been told. I see where you're going with that. And I think I think the point that you're trying to make is that there are no countries out there that have ever been taken over by the Soviet Union.
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That all of the countries that were labeled as communist were done so by the CIA and then blamed on the Soviet Union to make it look like they were the ones that they were the aggressors. So if you're Cuba and the U.S. cuts you out off economically, militarily and politically. So your three avenues of power as a legitimate government is economic, military.
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And political. Those are your three elements of power. If the U.S. cuts you off at the knees in all three of those, and the only legitimate weapons supplier, economic supplier, and political legitimacy that you can get is from Russia slash the Soviet Union, where else are you going to turn? So when we force them...
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Into the arms of the Soviet Union, and then we label them a communist for doing so. They didn't go there willingly. They went there as a last resort because we wouldn't allow them to be an individual. Right. That's a problem. And I agree with that. You know, it's because you look back on the.
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You look back at the United States and say, oh, we want the world to be democratic and we want to bring democracy all over the world. That's a load of shit. The United States doesn't want democracies anywhere. What they want is they want dictators. And that's exactly what they've done.
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with the formation of the IMF and the World Bank. And what they do is they go in. I mean, all you got to do is read Perkins. He goes in and he says that all they do is they go in there and they find people that are dictators.
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They fund the dictators and then they rape the country. And if the guy doesn't want to be a dictator and he wants to be loyal to his people, then they they either will send in the jackals to assassinate him or they'll send in the military to overthrow him and then put in somebody who is a.
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Who is a dictator, which is exactly what they did with Karzai. Look at Karzai. I mean, when we went into Afghanistan, Karzai was on the CIA payroll for like eight years prior. Correct. Yeah. So who's the aggressor? The United States. OK. When the United States sets up an anti-communist league to fight the very thing they created.
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It at the very beginning of the conversation needs to raise the hair on the back of your neck. So we created communism by funding the Bolsheviks. And then we call everybody a communist that won't go along with our bullying tactics. And then we set up a thing called the World's Anti-Communist League. Somebody needs to ask, well, what the hell are they actually doing? Because they created all that crap. So when you look at.
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the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, and Nicaragua. So they are planning in a civilian forum under the label of World Anti-Communist League.
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And they call themselves freedom fighters. And this was done with the handiwork of a PR guy, which they always have, from the Rand Corporation by the name of Jack Wheeler. And another guy whose name was Lou Learman. Lou Learman set up Citizens for America. And I want to read to you this guy, because this is a typical guy that...
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is recognized as being this wonderful, patriotic, world anti-communist league guy. He's an American investment banker, businessman, politician, economist, historian, and writes for decades about Lincoln because he wants to wrap himself in the patriotic nobleness of
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world history. It says he was born in 1938 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the son of Rose and Benjamin Sachs Learman. And Sachs should raise your eyebrows, too, who basically created Rite Aid Corporation. He's a Jewish family. Rite Aid as in like the pharmacy Rite Aid? Oh, yeah.
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And he converted to Catholicism at some point. And he was an investor in George W. Bush's Arbrusto Energy Company. He was a managing director at Morgan Stanley. He opened up his own investment company, which they all do. That's how they hide money.
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Got into politics, was never successful at politics because I don't think he was there to be successful. I think he was there to manipulate them. He is a Yale graduate, but not from Skull and Bones. Interestingly enough, he was from the Wolf One. Let me find the name of that. You know, there's three founding secret societies at Yale.
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Oh, Wolf's Head Society, which I find completely interesting since Gladio started as the werewolves. That was the name given to them in Germany before they transitioned over to a NATO Gladio program. So I'm fascinated with that connection there. And also.
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big into the um doing things during the reagan administration and various other things so he's just one of many that we find along the way that kind of fits that stereotypical um and it was reagan who gave shout outs to this world anti-communist league both at the um
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headquarters meeting in Taiwan during his administration, but also in the annual meeting that they have in Dallas. And you would find it interesting also that General Singlib, who is notorious throughout all of the OSS and CIA with Operation Gladio, is a member who
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read Reagan's initial endorsement of the World Anti-Communist League one year and got a standing ovation for reading Reagan's remarks at this meeting. So I say all of that just so that you understand who these people are and their co-opting of things that we have been in many respects brainwashed to believe.
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are genuine noble causes when in fact they are not anything of the sort. And I can make that point even clearer when there is a huge correlation that we're working on right now between the Black Sun cult and these stay behind units.
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and the people that are involved in them. So we knew during World War II that the fascists throughout the war were very fascinated with Gnosticism, mysticism, and the truly society and several other secret societies that were obsessed with sacrifice and occult in general.
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Well, that's where they get the swastika from. Yes. So there is a very big correlation to both the Jesuit element of Catholicism and a cult. Because to our investigation, like the Knights of Malta, for example.
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a Catholic order, they're not allowed to be Masonic Lodge people. And yet in Italy, in Operation Gladio, all of the senior people were both. But then when you dig in a little bit more, they weren't just Catholics. They were from the Jesuit element, and they were led by the prince who was the son of the former king of Italy that's literally referred to as the Black Prince.
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Like the Black Pope, as in the whole Jesuit thing. So I don't tend to speak a lot about the religious elements of this because it gets sidelined from the big picture of it. But there is definitely a large occult. And you can see it here in the United States if you go into the elements that like the 09A.
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That is an organization that is based upon the Nazi stay behind unit elements. But it's here in America. And they have been to Ukraine and got training. They have the skull and bone tattoos all over their face. The one leader is called Boneface because he has this huge, nasty tattoo all over his face.
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So I just want to make people aware of that as well. So we did talk a little bit about Mao in China. Again, when this was all going on, I can't tell you that Mao was 100 percent good on what he was doing. What I can tell you is one of the things he did do was state publicly and often how.
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The Chiang, who had worn the moniker of being the nationalist in China, basically was working for Britain and the U.S. intel capability to drug most of China. And Mao, in the revolution that they had, that was one of his mainstays in trying to defeat Chiang, was for that to stop.
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So I'm not going to talk about the rest of his agenda because I don't think it's good. But I am saying that that has long reaching effects, both in Taiwan today and for Operation Gladio and the drug trafficking, because Chiang was a huge facilitator of all of that, working initially with the Corsican Mafia and then eventually the Sicilian Mafia.
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Also, I don't know if your audience is aware of the fact that when Nixon declared his war on drugs in the early 1970s, he actually wasn't declaring a war on drugs because they went up five times after his war supposedly was successfully prosecuted. He actually declared war along with the French president of the Corsican Mafia.
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in marseille um france who basically were the kingpins in refining uh heroin to a high quality number four white heroin and they basically between the french president and president nixon killed over 300 of the corsican mafia and moved the entire operation to sicily where it expanded five times
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So there again, another false premise, another false narrative in we've got this war on drugs. It was never a war on drugs ever. That's another lie. They were bringing the entire drug network under the control of the CIA and NATO. So it's just that's one of those things that just makes you just I don't know. It just it's just it makes you just.
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disgusted it does but the other good side of this is and i always have to say the good news too in 2019 um thanks to a lot of the changes that trump implemented the good guys took out over 300 of the italian mafia in the nostris uh mob family
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in a secret 18-month-long court in an underground newly built facility that allowed them to move all of the judges, all of the witnesses, all of the families, defense attorneys, prosecutors, and then in 48 hours go out and arrest this entire over 300-person mob and bring them to this secured facility.
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And it didn't leak one time that they were doing this until they announced the results. So something similar on a smaller scale happened in Argentina. And then look what happened. They had left. They decide paper ballots is the way to go. And look what they just elected. So there is good news out there and we have to take our good news where we can. Well, you know, it's interesting that you say that because I am.
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not 100% convinced that Nixon was bad. I think Nixon was trying to do things that may have appeared as though they weren't good for us, but he was doing things that would ultimately put these institutions at risk.
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and be more easily toppled by kind of like centralizing them as opposed to decentralizing them? Because obviously it's a whole lot easier to take something down when it's centralized as opposed to when it's decentralized. So I can understand that argument. I disagree that.
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He's overall a good guy. I believe they did it to maximize their profit. I don't believe it was in any way for... Because you don't, as a president, allow from 1972 onward the...
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the network to expand five times in the amount of drugs coming into the United States if your immediate attention is not to take down the narrowed scope of the operation. And he had time to do that if that was his intent. But I'd also throw this out at you. Back in the prior to, and I'd have to go back and look at the exact dates. We just started.
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our Golden Lily book review. And Gold Warriors, the book by the Seagraves, they make a very explicit point that Richard Nixon gave away hundreds of billions of dollars in the M Fund, which was part of the Japanese, well, we controlled it with MacArthur initially.
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But he gave away the control of that fund to buy his election. So I don't think that he's a good guy. As a matter of fact, I don't think initially JFK was either. He allowed his dad to buy him the election too. There was a lot of deals made with the mafia. The fact that when he got in, he was so appalled at the sheer
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level to include Operation Northwood, which was a Gladio operation, to murder innocent Americans in order to justify a ground invasion into Cuba to get it back for the mob. I think he was so disgusted with the level of depravity that he could not go along in good conscience. I don't think he started off initially saying, I'm going to fight the system.
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But I think he found it inevitable that he had to fight the system because it had gone too far. And I can say the same thing as far as Trump goes. I think he knew going in. But I don't think you're going to find another president that didn't know before they ever took office just how bad it is. That's just my opinion.
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Well, you know, I and, you know, a lot of people say how how Reagan was a good president. And, you know, I don't know. I just there's there's there's a lot of things that Reagan did that like, you know, knowing what I know now, it's like I don't think that Reagan was nearly as good as everybody thinks he was. I think he did some he might have done some good things, but all things being equal, you know, I think at this point in time, it's like.
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there's levels of depravity and they all have a certain level of depravity, but some were, some, some were more and some were less. And I think Reagan was probably more on the less scale, but they, but he still had levels of depravity. So if you look at just some, you know, high level stuff, and I'm not going to get into a lot of the, cause that could be a whole show itself, but to me, one of the very first things Reagan did,
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that was not legitimate that if he was a patriot he would have immediately undone one of the very last things jimmy carter did was create the department of education absolutely he didn't appoint a secretary because he didn't have time the reagan administration not only appointed the first secretary he filled the entire cabinet level offices and funded it all he had to do was say no it was done without
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All he had to do was say no. And if I remember correctly, he ran for president on the notion that he was going to get rid of it. Yeah. And I mean, Iran-Contra is one of the biggest, most notorious Operation Gladios ever done. And he was president the entire time.
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At any time, he could have said no, he didn't. And there was a crap load of Operation Gladio and assassinations. And he does have to sign off on the assassinations with a finding. So, yeah, I'm not giving him a pass. No, and I used to give him a pass and I don't anymore. Yeah. I don't anymore.
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You know, I don't know if you know this. I just started reading a book by Mike King called I Don't Like Ike. And I'm going to read you this really quick passage. Eisenhower met with Mamie Geneva Dowd of Iowa while stationed in Texas. He proposed to her on Valentine's Day in 1916, a November wedding date.
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was moved up to july 1st 1916 due to the expectation of u.s entry into world war one the eisenhowers had two sons david dwight icky uh was born in 1917 and died of scarlet fever in 21 their second son john eisenhower 1922 to 2013 would go on to serve in the united states army retiring as a brigadier general and then going on to become an author and ambassador to belgium
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The Camp David retreat is named after John's son or Eisenhower's grandson, David. Does it say when he was in the Belgium? Well, no, you had mentioned Camp David earlier. Yeah. But does it say when he was in Belgium? Let's see.
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let's see eisenhower was born and died of scarlet fever the second son john azar would go on to serve in the united states army retiring as a brigadier general and then going on to becoming an author uh and the ambassador to belgium so it would have been after his service um let me look up john eisenhower and see um when uh general eisenhower to me is one of the biggest criminals ever to exist 100
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He was in office the entire time they were setting up Operation Gladio, and he knew every bit of it. He actually signed findings to assassinate existing sitting heads of state. And next week, Mike and I are going to go over the whole bullshit narrative of...
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the how he warned everybody about the military industrial complex we're going to do a big show on that yeah uh so let's see here let's see when he was in um uh let's see here let me do a search for belgium eisenhower served uh during the administration of president richard nixon to belgium so from from 1969 to 71 eisenhower served as u.s ambassador to belgium
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So this is and this is Eisenhower's son. So just like Roosevelt's son was in Operation Gladio, Churchill's son was in Operation Gladio. So was this guy. So Belgium, during the period that he was there, look up Mark Dutro. Mark Dutro is the most prolific.
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Child predator. Spelled it true. D-U-T-R-E-A-U-X. And it's spelled M-A-R-C. He is the world's most prolific child predator pedophile. They found dead kids in his basement when he was arrested. He used to run hunt programs in Belgium for the embassy staff.
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the prince from the netherlands the royal family from the mark mark paul elaine dutro born 6 november 1956 as a belgian convicted serial killer serial rapist and child molester initially convicted of the for the abduction and rape of five young girls in 89 dutro was released on parole after just three years
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He was arrested again in 96 in suspicion of having abducted, tortured, and sexually abused six girls between 8 and 19, four of whom were killed. Dutroux's widely publicized trial ended with his conviction on all charges in 2004. He was subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment. Dutroux's accomplices included his wife, Michelle Martin, Michelle Levrier, Michael Newhill,
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bernard weinstein weinstein martin uh was convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison while levier was sentenced to 25 years a brussels businessman pub owner and familiar face at sex parties was initially tried as an accomplice to the kidnapping but was acquitted owing to insufficient evidence
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He was instead convicted of involvement in a gang that participated in human and drug trafficking and was sentenced to five years in prison. Weinstein was never tried as he was murdered by Dutroux before being identified as an accomplice. Go ahead. So this was taken over by Dutroux from another guy.
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This has been going on since basically they moved NATO headquarters to Belgium. And anytime they have an international like around the UN or the Super Bowl or whatever, they have these events that on a regular basis draw in these elites. They have these networks. The one in Belgium was the most heinous that I've come across.
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That's why I kind of, not that it's at all funny, but the hyperventilating about Jeffrey Epstein's sex blackmail scheme is ridiculous. It is another, in my opinion, diversion from the more hideous ones that operate all over the world that never get any attention paid to them. And they are much worse.
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than anything Jeffrey Epstein could have ever cooked up. One other thing back to the Reagan thing. I want to I don't I'm sure you are aware of the October surprise that. Oh, yeah. Oh, 100 percent. Yeah. So they allowed the hostages in the Iranian embassy that were taken in Iran to remain in custody.
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for a political win when Carter had already arranged their release. And just hearkening back to what I mentioned to you about the encryption machines, those encryption machines were in Iran. They knew everything the Iranians were talking about. Wow. So when it starts sinking in that,
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not only do, and Promise Software is another one of their spying mechanisms. We, the CIA knows, along with the NSA, knows everything going on, and yet they can't stop 9-11 or the Boston Marathon bombing. You have to then take away that those are yet other Operation Gladio planned domestic terror events to take our rights away.
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correct you just can't come up with any other conclusions no no and and in fact it was um um what was uh uh bill cooper wrote about that in um in the secret government in chapter 12 in behold the pale horse he wrote about how there were uh secret uh basically in the 1950s and 60s what they did was the government implemented um welfare programs to
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fund uh you know to give people money who didn't have a job and then what they did is then they started to take those programs away and bring in military weapons import they they encouraged the the importation of military weapons and use and then they they made sure that these weapons got into the hands of the of these people who were desperate for they didn't have any um
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They had no education. They had no means of making any money. The only thing they could do was to do robberies or do criminal acts, and then they would use a lot of these military weapons. And the whole point of that was to get public opinion to turn against the Second Amendment and get the government to try to repeal the Second Amendment so that they would disarm the people. Correct.
57:58
So let me, since we just briefly talked about the hunt clubs, I want to bring up something else that we found and we just kind of stumbled across this. So one of the elements of Operation Gladio is securing training sites for training the people that operate in for assassins, kidnapping, explosives, blah, blah, blah.
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They tend to be attracted to islands for control. And we found that in the island of Sardinia off the coast of Italy that was a primary use with Otto Scorzini. Also the Canary Islands off the coast of Spain, the islands, the Azores off the coast of Portugal.
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And interestingly enough, Korea had an island off of its coast that when we went in there and started training the Moonies to be Operation Gladio, they used that island for the KCIA. I didn't even know there was a such thing, but there is a Korean CIA and its initials are KCIA. So they also use that island off the coast of Vietnam for both the torture terror prison.
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and to train the state police that they were going to send into all of these villages to control the populations so that's another kind of pattern we've noticed along the way but this hunt club thing got um got us kind of sidetracked on um because they use when they don't have an island they use large swaths of government-controlled land that they can restrict visitation to
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And they used it to bury the stashes of weapons, but they also use it if it's large enough for training facilities. So we started looking at different hunt clubs and we found one called St. Hubert's. It's H-U-B-E-R-T-U-S. And it was in Czechoslovakia. It happens to be in a Bohemian area, very well known in Czechoslovakia. Spell it again, St.
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H-U-B-E-R. Is it R? Yeah, T-U-S. So eventually, this is a gentleman's club, punk club. They create the first one in the United States. And guess where they created it? At the Bohemian Groves in California. That doesn't surprise me. From the Bohemian area of Czechoslovakia. And then they...
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um start opening up branches in all of the states well it just so happens that the branch that they one of the branches that they opened in texas was at cibolo river ranch which is owned by admiral poindexter of the iran contra and it's on the mexico border and guess who died there
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I was just about ready to pull this up right here. Anthony Scalia. Yeah, right here. The real story behind Judge Scalia and the St. Hubertus Hunt Club. And of course, all the videos are unavailable. Of course, couldn't have that. Can't have videos to be available about that. But yeah, this is. Yeah, that's a big deal. And like I said, it just so happens that you could have these Gladio assassins.
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on the border of mexico come across the border onto the ranch do whatever you want them to do and then you sneak them right back across which is basically what they did with uh jfk's assassin right so i believe all of this stuff is linked together um the hunt clubs go also along with the world wildlife foundation which was founded by the prince of the netherlands and chris charles
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and funded by all of their elite buddies. And they use that as coercion in international affairs to, they loan through the World Bank and the IMF money to countries that can't afford to pay it back. And then they come in and coercively say, hey, if you give me this reserve or this national park or this rainforest area, we'll preserve it for you.
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Just give it to us. And then we'll forgive your debt. And then we'll forgive your debt. So they then, especially the ones in Africa, they go in there and they create these training facilities where they use local villagers as their actual hunt victims.
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So they will kidnap them. They will assassinate them. They will torture them. There was one human rights group that went into the one in southern, not in South Africa, but a southern area of Africa. The name's not coming to me off the top of my head, but wrote an entire article about how the villagers were disappearing and sometimes entire villages would be depopulated.
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And that has a lot to do with UNESCO. If you do any investigation into UNESCO, 100% all over all of this crap. Right. They're very, very bad and tied into the WWF. Remember, it was the World Wildlife Fund, yes? Yeah.
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And this is very interesting because I want to share this. You and I were on the phone initially and we were talking about this. And let me just share this because it's important. You look at what the World Wildlife Fund's logo is. And it's a panda. And for those of you who are not necessarily
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don't understand what the panda is the panda is when whenever they do the extraction of or whenever they use too much um uh adrenochrome they get black eyes and that's where the panda comes in so but the the world wildlife fund and i think i remember going to um where it was um
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Where was the world? It was a world wildlife fund, uh, worldwide life on.org. Um, I want to go to like the homepage. Um, uh, it was about us and I think the, um, it was about how the, um, the people who started it, um, leadership team, board and council, uh, senior management team, um, who,
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It wasn't that. I think it was the history. That's where it was. It was under the history. And if you look at the history, it was like Philip. Prince Philip was one of the guys who started this. And the prince in the Netherlands.
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h uh uh his uh hrh prince philip the duke of edinburgh in 1961 became president of the british national appeal the first national organization of the world wildlife fund and uh and then you're talking about here's uh uh prince bernard of the netherlands became the organization's first president so those are the things that are rumored to um frequent mark dutroux's place too
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Yeah, and incorporated in the District of Columbia on December 1st of 61, named Dwight D. Eisenhower its President of Honor. Exactly. So that should tell you everything you need to know about Eisenhower. Exactly. Anyway, not that we really needed to go down that rabbit hole, but I think it's important to see just how the tentacles of how Gladio reaches into.
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the you know into the public sphere where they they cloak it under the guise of philanthropic things well it goes back to your point originally that they have taken every single aspect prior to world war ii that was done in the civilian world but left them vulnerable to be arrested for it and housed it inside the government and by housing it inside the government
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In whatever form, whether it's the USAID funding these mechanisms or whatever, they were given a get out of jail free because you cannot prosecute the CIA. And they were given a rubber stamp called national security that if you ever want to know anything about any of the stuff that they've done that's illegal, they put a stamp on it, have a black marker to redact it.
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And you'll never know. But oh, by the way, since you live in a republic, you're supposed to have an educated vote, but you're not allowed to have any of the material to educate yourself as to what it is your government's doing. Right. You know, and not that I really want to go down another rabbit hole, but it's very interesting how where the whole national security thing came in. And that was when they that B-29 crashed. I think it was 1947.
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It was a B-29 that crashed. And when this B-29 crashed, what happened was they were testing some sort of like, oh, they were testing like some navigational equipment or whatever. And as a result of them testing this, the plane crashed. They didn't want to reveal why the plane crashed. Well, come to find out.
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you know, all these years later, they were basically hotdogging it. And the plane crashed because the crew was being, I don't know if they were being silly. I don't know all the exact things that happened as a result, but the plane crashed. And all the people whose parents and family members were the civilian contractors on board this plane, they wanted to know what happened. And they said, oh, well, we can't tell you because it's national security.
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And the Supreme Court went on, they sided with the military on this. And ever since then, anything that they want to conceal from public is now labeled with state secrets or national security. And it was all as a result of that B-29 crash. That's where all that stuff originated from.
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I would almost say to you just on the surface of what you just said, there was something much more to that. I believe you. Because nothing about hot dogging is national security. We've had that happen. And they were never kind to the pilot doing it as far as releasing the results of pilot error. So I also do want to mention to kind of close the loop on.
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the bernard and prince philip so you know bernard was a card-carrying nazi his the background of that family also you know that the current royal family in britain is not originally from britain so just crossing a few t's there right well the original um when when um i think it was in ninth
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was in 19 was it the 1930s when um when the uh the the the king the guy who he who became king um he was in love with some american and they said yeah that's not actually the whole story either because i ran across that in all of this too well i i mean if if it's not too too deep of a rabbit trail um and it and it has bearing on the conversation well i'm his whole
1:11:30
His impetus was that he ends up sitting himself in the middle of all of the fascists. So his, oh, I love this American. And so I'm going to advocate ends up with him being in the middle of all the fascists and going to, you know, he makes Hitler and he does all of this other stuff. It is just as likely, like with the Midford girls, that he was a conduit for.
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all of the information because he routinely um communicated with the british even though they didn't want to let him back in under the guise of oh well you know you've left so we don't want you back in because it would be um too too awkward for the current king um there were some really interesting meetings that that guy had for not being a king anymore
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Yeah. And there was a lot of interesting connections with the woman that he married to. So it's crazy. Yeah. Well, anyway, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to go too far off track. I just there's just you say things and it jogs my memory on things that probably other people aren't going to.
1:13:00
recognize or connect? It actually does a good job in kind of framing the entire expanse of this topic because this topic is huge. There's so many facets to it. It does take a while to unpack it. Maybe one of the most important
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as far as I'm concerned, is the whole, because this has come up recently in how we use, now we've already talked about how we use the word communist and the threat that it may or may not pose based on the hyperbole that we have been, had shoved down our throat forever. But there's also an element of the nationalistic movement.
1:13:58
that permeates through this entire thread of, that we're unwinding. So they have, they being the international syndicate, have done everything that they can to destroy any nationalistic endeavor that a country
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tries to participate in to protect itself. And, you know, if I had to say we created the communism entity to be the boogeyman, as Putin calls it, I would have to say that we created the Nazism movement to equally paint with a tar brush a nationalist movement.
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Because the one thing these people can't have is countries operating on their own in a self-preservation nationalistic way. So you know how if we're going to take one element and we're going to make it look as hideous as we can in distortion to be able to throw out the entire concept, you would put Hitler's face on nationalism, right? Right.
1:15:27
And you would put Lenin and Trotsky's face on communism. And now you have kind of the perfect setup for these people to be able to do whatever they want to do with whichever country they want, because they're going to trash you if you're a nationalist and they're going to trash you if you're a communist. So you kind of just have to do what we want you to do. Somebody asked me in my chat.
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Can it be stopped? Well, yes. You have to close the CIA. You have to close all of the. So if you were to actually eliminate today in all of its fashion, the CIA, other than them getting us into wars and assassinating people and blowing shit up.
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what would we lose they don't do intel that's a news flash for everybody they've never done intel if they did intel 9 11 wouldn't have happened right so there's nothing central or intelligent about that agents nothing so if you went around the entire world and you got rid of every central intelligence agency that's tied to operation gladio
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which is basically all of them except for the people excluded in Russia and China, you would lose nothing. That's not to say that we're not going to have information gathering. It just means that we're not going to be killing people and starting wars. Right. So you have both the overt and the covert elements of CIA.
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So you can't just take out the overt funded side of it. The covert has to be taken out as well. And that may mean putting them all on an island and letting them go at each other. I don't know. But you have to address both of those elements because there is a private side of the CIA done with their black money that never shows up on a Manning document in a government appropriation or anything else. And that has to be done away with.
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And some people believe that that was the whole purpose of Trump's first four years was to flesh out who all of the bad actors are. And this additional four years of allowing them thinking it was safe to come back out. And I'm not saying it's a play and I'm not buying into any of that crap as far as this particular conversation goes. Not that it's crap. I'm just saying I'm not addressing that.
1:18:29
There was an effort to steal the 2020 election. Nothing that Trump had been doing lay dormant from 2021 until now. Those forces are still at work. And it may be like a parasite. If you try to kill the parasite initially, you can kill some of it, but you still have to bait the rest of it out with sugar.
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And once you take the turpentine coated sugar and you bait it back out of the rest of your body, you are then able to kill it completely and rid your body of it. So that's what I believe is happening. There are elements, as I mentioned before, that I see of that happening.
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I'm going with that. And until Trump panics, I'm not panicked. Well, and I'm glad you said that because I look at a lot of the things that he talks about. And, you know, he talks about how, hey, our best days are ahead of us. And, you know, it's going to be great. And, you know, we're going to lead the world in this and all this other stuff. And, you know, and I also look at a lot of these other countries and these countries.
1:19:55
the vast majority of these countries are all fighting the same enemy because the tentacles of this octopus are in every single country. And I tend to believe that that is what a lot of these major countries are doing clandestinely is they are trying to do what they can, you know, cumulatively to fight.
1:20:24
and get rid of all of this stuff. But it's not something that can just happen instantaneously. The naivety of people who say, oh, well, Trump should have just arrested everybody when he had the chance when he was president. It's like, what are you smoking? You can't do that.
1:20:48
It's like, I mean, it's like you like you got to understand that they literally have control of everything. They've got control of the judges. They've got control of the legislature. They've got control of all of the police forces. They've got control of the prisons. They've got control of the military. They've got control of everything.
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You can't, you know, oh, you think that by arresting them and then taking them into a kangaroo court where the judges are paid off to let them go, and then you've got jeopardy attached to something, and then you can't ever prosecute them again? Come on, think of, you got to think. People just think it's just going to be so easy that, you know, it's just, you know, that we live in this Hollywood world where, you know, oh, we just snap your fingers and the good guys always win. It doesn't work that way.
1:21:37
So let me bring up a couple of things. Never have I seen it where this syndicate is so desperate to get money to foreign countries, right? So this whole last increment of $60 billion to Ukraine, this has taken on a...
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phenomenon that i have not seen before that indicates to me they may have had their funding take away taken away i have heard um trump say before that they have the gold um that may be the m fund and the golden lily um aspect of it i don't know that but that makes me think
1:22:35
There's something going on here as it relates to number one. Number two, if they were able to do what they have always done in the past, Trump would not be around today. They would have JFK'd him as soon as they could have. The only thing that they could do to try to touch Trump was three soft coups. Russiagate, the leaked phone call, which was done by a CIA agent.
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And January 6th, which was done with the CIA as well. So if that's all they can bring against Trump, he is protected. What's going on in Argentina right now, what just went on in El Salvador over the last four years, where they took one of the biggest, as Trump calls it, shitholes in the entire world, one of the most lethal gang infested country and cleaned it up.
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In four years, that would never have been allowed to happen. And that guy would have been taken out. Right. One thousand percent. So he came and spoke. He came and spoke at CPAC. Yes. So there are things happening. They may not be happening on our timeline, but you can't ignore that they're happening. Right. So.
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No, I agree a thousand percent. You cannot ignore that they are happening. And there's and it's just my frustration is with the people who think, you know, the people who woke up like, you know, six months ago, a year ago, and they like, oh, well, I just want the stuff to be over with. I'm tired of it. It's like, dude, I've been awake for 20 freaking years and I've been seeing all this other stuff. It's like you want to try your patience, you know.
1:24:37
Try doing this for 20 years. You've been doing it for a year and a half. You know, okay, so you woke up because of COVID. Okay, sorry. Sorry that you had to endure some of this pain. Well, I've had to endure this pain for a lot longer. And then there are people who've been, you know, who this is like, look at guys like G. Edward Griffin. I mean, G. Edward Griffin is, I mean, he's been fighting this fight since the 50s and 60s.
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You know, it's like there are people out there who have been fighting this fight for a long time. And, you know, I mean, there's there's there's a lot to this. You can't is not something that, you know, until until we have a vast majority of the people on our side that will that that have the, you know, called the the stones to stand up.
1:25:34
and actually take action and fight, you're not going to be able to overcome this. And we need a vast majority of people on our side. I mean, what was it? Only 3% of the population took up arms against the British during the revolution. So a strong minority can do stuff, but we still don't have the... I mean, we are a society of extraordinarily weak people.
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and uninformed people and people who cannot critically think. So until we get to where we have a certain segment of society that can act and is not afraid to do things, we're going to be in this situation. But I do feel that you look at Trump.
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and you call it the queue operation uh whether or not i don't you know where they come into this i don't know the queue operation as i saw it was something where they you know a lot of people say oh well the queue operation was just something to just you know deaden the the the people they just it just silenced the people that made them so that they wouldn't take action and i completely and categorically disagree with that it made them it it prevented them from
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having a violent revolution where they would take up arms against the government which is exactly what the people in the government wanted they wanted a a violent revolution by the people who've had enough because what that did is that would play into their hands they could then call in the troops to come in and uh because it's like oh well the you know the you go back into the 90s and things that happened in the 90s with you know things like waco and oklahoma city and
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where they blamed a lot of the things that happened there on domestic terrorists. It's like all of a sudden the enemies no longer were external, they were internal. And the government very successfully brainwashed a lot of the law enforcement to believe that the main threats to the country came from within as opposed to coming from without.
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Would you agree with me on that? So that probably justifies just a short story on how I came across Q. I'm good friends with Brian Cates, and I had followed him for quite a while on the original Twitter. And I noticed that he also engaged a lot of people that followed Q.
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At first, I kind of just ignored it. I didn't know what it was. I just watched people like Inevitable 17, Absolute Conviction, Stormy Patriot Drove, those people, all of which I know now, engage and say things about stuff they had been researching that had been thrown out at in.
1:28:45
the drops like about child predators and, um, these cults and everything else. And I'm like, well, that's kind of weird to be talking about. Um, so I came across praying medic had posted one of his videos for something that Brian had talked about and Brian was, um, beginning his independent journalist, um, journey.
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And was writing for Epic Times. And he kept telling the people, that's fine. I can't write about it because it's anonymous. So I can't use it. It's nice that you're giving this to me. So he stayed away from it. And so I watched one of Praying Medic's videos. And I'm like, that's totally weird. What the hell is that? And because I'm inquisitive by nature, I went to find where they were being posted.
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I began from the very first part of it and read through where we were at at the time. And it was January 2019 when this all happened, which I drove my husband crazy because he's very sensitive to people's voices. And Praying Medic has such a monotone voice that my husband, I think he was going to divorce me if I didn't stop listening soon. But luckily.
1:30:09
I was done and had went back and listened to all of them. And what I like best about it is he didn't interpret them. He just kind of talked about what they said. And so what I noticed, first of all, being in the military, is that many of the formatting of the words look like a sit rep. It looks like date time groups on the tops of messages.
1:30:37
I'm like, well, that's really weird. Why would you do that if you're talking to a bunch of civilians? And then I started noticing how they he would whoever was doing it was revealing like TenEye and Archive and how you go back and you find things to do open source researching. And I'm like, oh, damn, that looks like our Intel school. So a friend of mine.
1:31:05
very good friend of mine who's an Intel officer, actually taught at the Intel school. And I remember I taught at my tech school as well. And I remember talking about some of the common theories in, because you teach.
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technical schools very different than you do educational schools because it's an applied science as opposed to you know just ideas and so it's a hands-on here's how you're going to do things and i'm like well crap that looks just like our intel school and so then i got to thinking well wait a minute if i wanted to teach a bunch of civilians how to be open source intel people
1:31:52
How else would I do it? And where would I go? So if I'm the NSA and I wanted to do open source civilian training of Intel people to get real information, not the stuff we're being force fed in Facebook and Twitter 1.0, where would I go to do that? Well, I would go to some, a non.
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page that most of us has never heard about where all of these people are throwing this shit out and can talk freely and have their own language and almost are like their own little autistic group that will be fascinated with these breadcrumbs and I'm like son of a gun so as I started talking to these people and engaging with them I'm like
1:32:40
I don't know if somebody is doing this on purpose, but if they are, this is ingenious because that's exactly what it created. It created a million independent posting people that know how to research, have been trained on how to use resources and think how to put two pieces of information together and form logical conclusions. And they did it by brainstorming among themselves.
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And you probably well know that most of these people have informal DM, like on Signal and stuff, where they are still engaging in this type of discovery information. Thanks to Brian, I've been invited into a couple of those areas and it is absolutely amazing.
1:33:37
to watch how you can drop one piece of information in there and come back six hours later and have an entire dissertation of information of them researching. I've never seen anything like it, quite frankly. And I worked on a war fighting staff. So the capability, whether it was intentional or not, and I believe it was 100 percent intentional to be able to open source
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information in a way that you can attack, which is what I believe I'm doing with Operation Gladio. When you come across pieces of information and you can put those pieces of information out into the open and then people can crowdsource that, which we do in our own little group, you are able to peel back onions in real time in a matter of minutes.
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fascinating to watch happen. And so, yeah, I believe it was all intentional. I believe that there is some wonderful patriots that's behind the entire thing. And they told you right up front, not all of it's intended for you. There are, there is information because anytime that you're going to be helping America, there's going to be enemy among you. So.
1:35:03
Some of it was going to be information and some of it was going to be disinformation. And they had to do it that way so that you wouldn't know which was right and which was wrong. But, you know, you had, like you said, there was just, I mean, they would pick apart everything with a fine tooth comb. And you've got so many people out there.
1:35:30
that are breaking down that information and dissecting it and going down rabbit hole after rabbit hole after rabbit hole that it's like you can't, there's nothing that escapes the army of Anons that are out there that are researching the information whenever Q would post. And it was, you know, I came from a military.
1:35:56
background as well now i i probably wasn't as involved as you were um just because what i did but i saw the things that i saw as a as as a as a quote-unquote conspiracy theorist um you know i remember back prior prior to 2004 i would look back and i would laugh at these people who would think the way that they thought and then all of a sudden i find myself um i'm like holy crap
1:36:26
I'm now one of them because I, you know, because, you know, you cannot unsee what you've seen. Correct. And when you've seen something that is like so monstrous and so and such a huge lie and 9-11 was my event. When I saw 9-11 and I saw how what happened, I was like, whoa, that's just I look, I'm not.
1:36:54
I may not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but I know when something, there's no way that that's legit. There's no way that that happened the way that they said it did. And that took me and set me down the rabbit hole in so many different ways. And it caused me to completely reevaluate my thought process on everything.
1:37:22
And I'm across the board. And now it's like I literally I just I almost distrust almost all information. And in a way, it's you know, it's it's I hate being cynical. But at the same time, it has served me well, because now I have a level of discernment that I didn't have before. And I'm able to. And, you know, another thing that really.
1:37:50
It helps me, and I'm not saying this is making me, that I'm better than anybody else, but I have, because I love history and because I've been researching all of these things, you know, for the last 15, 20 years, it gives me a leg up on people who are just now coming into the space because they don't have the...
1:38:17
understanding and knowledge of history that i have to draw from to help it basically it illuminates it on a level that is if you under if you have the background in history it illuminates it so much brighter than than people really truly understand and so two things i think that you're absolutely right on what you just said some of us the history that we've learned is wrong
1:38:47
some of us used some of their historical sources. And what I have found to be true, and I make a joke of it, it's not a joke, but I have found it fascinating now that I understand what Operation Gladio is, is to go back through my history books and reread them. Because when you reread them,
1:39:15
with your Gladio glasses on, everything appears differently. When they use the word anti-communist in some of those history books, the first thing you need to go is, was that really anti-communist or was it the anti-communist league of these people?
1:39:35
And so you start then refreshed and going back because I'm with you. I obviously have a master's degree. I have a master's degree in business, but I also have a master's degree in strategic study from the Air War College that supposedly taught me history. In reality, it didn't teach me jack crap about real history. It taught me about the approved history that we were all supposed to mimic. And so we are making it.
1:40:05
part of our book reviews to go back over some of these historical books and basically reinterpret them and not just ancient history. I think I mentioned in our first interview that I had just done a book review on Whitney Webbs when they started Blackmail. And I had read that a couple of years ago when it first came out, but going back over it.
1:40:31
after understanding what gladio is gave me a completely different perspective and realized that either she spent years researching her book and never stumbled across operation gladio or she intentionally left it out because it's 90 of that book is describing operation gladio events right um and if you understand the background then it makes
1:40:59
it puts everything else into context i think it's like kind of hanging your clothes in your closet on a a rod as opposed to hanging your clothes in a closet without a rod right you know it just kind of dumps into this vacant space where once you understand how operation gladio works and the principles behind it um and you talk about see and we just talked we just did it when
1:41:25
The very first thing now, whenever we talk about somebody, I want to know if we talk about a country, I want to know who the ambassador was when the event occurred, because every one of these ambassadors, almost without exception, are CIA assets themselves. There's a station chiefs during the time that they're there were culpable in these assassinations. They knew what was going on. They arranged it. That's right. And many of these ambassadors.
1:41:53
I can go through and I can show you, oh, well, they were in Italy, like the Lutz woman. Oh, gosh. And what's other interesting about her? Oh, her husband owned life, which is where they found the JFK murder tape. So if you start going around and you start examining who was ambassador when and when the assassinations happened in the countries, you can find another entire list of criminals.
1:42:24
I mean, I think there's a great one that's recent, and that's Victoria Nuland. Oh, absolutely. I mean, you look at Victoria Nuland, and who was she? She was the ambassador to, or she was in charge of the Orange Revolution in 2014 with Ukraine. She's the one who chose Yanukovych to become the president there.
1:42:53
That was that was I mean, that was the lead phone call where she is the one who chose that. Well, who was her husband? Her husband was Robert Kagan. And who do what did Robert Kagan? The Orange Revolution was 2004. The Maidon was Maidon. Yeah, right. I refer to them both as Gladio coups. Yes. I don't use their language. OK, but the but but you look at.
1:43:20
You look at, you know, who was Victoria Newland's husband? Yeah. Robert Kagan. What did Robert Kagan write? The Project for a New American Century. Right. And what was the Project for a New American Century? That was the document that essentially outlined 9-11. And with 9-11, that was what you got with that. That's what that's what ushered in the Patriot Act.
1:43:49
And the Patriot Act was anything but patriotic. It was essentially the destruction of the Constitution. And I mean, all these people, the incestuous, the incestuous nature of these people, it's, you know, and most people that you talk to have no idea of these connections. And that's where that's again, that's where the history comes into comes into being and what you can understand.
1:44:14
oh shit this is this connects to that and this connects to that and then when you really figure when you really understand all those connections it it it illuminates it on a way that it's just like you said like i said it's uh it's you know it's just like shining a big huge spotlight on a uh you know on on a super dark night it's uh and so
1:44:39
I did a very brief, I mean, it's not brief time-wise, but a very brief historical overview of Haiti. I posted it either yesterday or the day before with all of the crap that's going on. And you can see unequivocally, it's another Operation Gladio. And it has been couped a couple of different times. They set up terror training camps in the Dominican Republic right across the border.
1:45:07
I have something to share with you on that real quick. I don't mean to interrupt you, but I have a good friend of mine who literally I just got off the phone with beef between between my last show and coming on with you. He is a he's a retired sheriff's deputy and he has a friend of his who is from Haiti and knows a lot of people in Haiti. And he I'm.
1:45:36
he's been, I've been after him to get him to come on and have me interview him about some of the things that are going on. Cause he knows people that are still there now. And, uh, that might be fun if, uh, if he, you know, um, maybe if I could get him, if, if I could, uh, if I could get him to come on and even if he's a, he may not want to come on and reveal his name. Um, but if I could get him to come on and just have him, you know, just have his.
1:46:06
face blacked out and maybe, you know, mute his voice or whatever, that would, that might be an interesting conversation to have with you and you and I, and him about some of the things, because I, you know, we all could, could, could shed some brilliant light on that situation because that's, that's a big deal. Yeah. Because you can, you can definitely see one of the things I thought was hilarious is back when they did the first, not in a good way.
1:46:35
When they did the first coup in Haiti with, well, they did two on Aristide. But one of those two, it said, oh, the first one, they said, oh, well, come on back. And the CIA says, we're going to train your security. And I had to chuckle because how'd that work out for the last guy that they assassinated? Right. Oh, it was his security that killed him. So it's kind of like, are you kidding me?
1:47:07
Ah, well, and you look at this guy, Barbecue, and is Barbecue a bad guy or is he somebody who is doing what he can to save his country because he loves his country? Good question. Yeah. And now that you know what Gladio is, you know that's a real possibility. Right. You know, the press makes him out to be this evil warlord, but is he?
1:47:32
Or is he somebody who's trying to do everything that he can because he loves his country? Yeah, I think the Masonic thing hanging around his neck is probably not a good thing if he knows what it is. But again, that's if he knows what it is. Yeah, I'm just saying. That's why I think wearing Gladio glasses has changed my perspective of literally everything.
1:48:04
we'll, we'll, we'll see what happens, uh, if he wants to come on or whatever, maybe what I'll do is I'll share it with him, this little clip of you and I, you know, having this discussion and see what he has to say. Cause I, I, you know, I, I don't want to, um, put him in any danger, but at the same time, I would love to, uh, uh, you know, to have, uh, I'd, I'd love to get at the, you know, somebody who, who knows boots on the ground in that situation who could give us, uh,
1:48:33
provide context that you're not going to get from anybody else. And if the audience wants any of the background, go check out that video on my Rumble channel because it allows you to see just how evil we have been. And we know now unequivocally.
1:48:56
These people want Haiti's resources. And you're like, well, it's a dirt poor country. Actually, it's not. They have over $20 billion worth of gold. And these people want those resources. They can't get them with the current constitution. So they are going to continue to undermine that country until they can throw out that constitution and rewrite another one that allows them to come in and rape and pillage the country of their resources, not just their people. Right.
1:49:28
Well, I'm quite certain that, you know, part two, that what we've just done part two is, I mean, we're still just scratching the surface. I mean, we're barely even if, you know, this is a scalpel and there's like 10 layers of skin where I think we just we just peeled off level like we're just like a level one.
1:49:51
So, I mean, it's just, it's so deep. You have to understand the concepts behind it before we can dig into the meat. Right. So, well, I, you know, I just want to say thank you. And I appreciate your time tremendously and your knowledge. It's awesome to be able to talk to somebody who really understands things. And I love the education that you provide.
1:50:21
And I think you do a very good job of explaining it. A lot of people have the knowledge, but they don't necessarily understand how to present it in a way that's easy to digest and understand. And you have been given that gift. Well, thank you, Ron. I actually was not given that gift. I was taught that gift when I learned how to be a tech school instructor at taxpayer dollars. All I'm doing is repaying the favor. Well.
1:50:46
You you definitely regardless of where you got it. You see, I feel like it was always there. It just had to be chiseled away. Yeah, could be. Although, again, I have to give so much credit to the Air Force. I was very rough around just when I enlisted. And so if y'all haven't also.
1:51:12
If you want to know who I really am, we did a really interesting video on Badlands Media last week with Alpha Warrior and CanCon on SITREP. Go find it because if you want to know who I really am and where I came from.
1:51:30
Because when I enlisted, I didn't even wear shoes, even to the grocery store. So I was a very different person. The Air Force did an amazing job in the development of me as a person. And I owe so much to it, which is why I'm doing what I'm doing, because it just disgusts me at to no end.
1:51:57
what they have done to our military and the people that serve this great country and why I won't shut up. Amen to that. And, you know, it's funny that you and I actually, you and I, we treaded some of the same ground, if you will. I'm just going to take a trip down, a real quick trip down memory lane here.
1:52:35
this little place right here, Chanute. Oh, gosh. Don't do that to me. I'll have PTSD for a day. Don't do that to me. Okay. Well, I have fond memories of it. Oh, I do too. That was my, yeah. I spent way more time there than you did, though. Yes, you did. I was only there for about six months, but it was,
1:53:06
And the building that was there is no longer there. It was right here. So it's gone. What is that, Whitehall? Yeah. What building? Yeah, the big. They said it was the second biggest office building in the country behind the Pentagon. That's what they said. That's what they told me. There was Whitehall.
1:53:31
which was that humongous. And what's hilarious is when I was there, they still had the typing pool. So when we rewrote our instruction manuals, I actually had to write them out. I taped pictures, cut out of tech manuals, like what a DC motor was, because I did electrical systems and environmental systems like air conditioning and stuff like that. And so we have to take an exacto knife and cut out the actual pictures, tape them on a thing. Then we had to type on a typewriter.
1:54:00
And then we took it over to the typing pool and they there was this big, I mean, ginormous like auditoriums size room that had probably 200 women in it typing like a million miles an hour. And I remember walking in there. I took typing in high school and I'm like, what the hell?
1:54:24
This is crazy. Clack, clack, clack, clack, clack. I mean, all over. So they were all wore headphones because they were dictating things because, you know, you could actually send tapes over there to them dictated for them to type out memos for you. And I never seen anything like it in my life. So I taught in the back of Whitehall.
1:54:44
in um one of the blocks which was block number one of our four block course and then i also taught in block four which was co-located in that main hanger that you just had up on the screen the one that was at that point that was our um hanger where they had the t-38s where we took um actual components off and put them back on like liquid oxygen and the air conditioning system and stuff like that for the practical element of our tech school so yeah it was a lot of fun
1:55:13
Well, you know, I mean, that was the only thing that I went to boot camp in what they called Great Mistakes or Great Lakes. And, you know, then when I went to my A school, it was in Rantoul. So it was like about 150 miles south of Chicago. But I was there for about six months. And then from there, I went to the New Jersey, which was, you know.
1:55:44
I wanted to do something in aviation, so I did the weather school. And I kind of fell into that. That was actually, it wasn't something that I intended on doing. It just kind of fell in my lap. But it was the greatest thing ever. I really had a good experience in the military, except for my last command. The chief didn't like me, and I screwed up. I had just become, I just made.
1:56:13
a third class petty officer, which was E4. And I had shifted commands from the New Jersey to the Peleliu. And they asked me if I had done my indoctrination class or whatever for E4. And I said, I lied. And I said, yes, because I didn't want to do the class.
1:56:32
Well, the guy came back and he said, you lied to me. And it so totally set the tone for my thing. And I, you know, I granted I, you know, I lied. I didn't I, you know, punish me for that. But he held that grudge against me for my entire time that I was that I was there for like about 11 months. And he made my life hell. And, you know, I mean, I understand that I, you know, I bared some responsibility for that because I was, you know, I was dishonest.
1:57:01
whatever at the same time it's like you know come on dude give me a break it's like you know i you know okay punish me for it but you know don't hold it against me for in perpetuity but i just i couldn't wait to get off that ship and he if there was anything that um you know who knows i may have stayed in uh but i didn't i there was i had no desire to stay in after that so um but
1:57:25
Like I said, I bear some responsibility for that. But at the same time, I think he took it a little bit too far. So what are you going to do? You live and learn. Life is full of mistakes. Life is full of mistakes.
1:57:42
So, well, anyway, well, well, I'll let you get to your day. And so many people, people are asking for the chat. So are the links that I shared. So I'm going to pull, I'll pull up a bunch of the links that I shared in the chat and I'll, I'll post them in the comment section for everybody to see. And, and let's, let's set a time and do this again. This is a lot of fun. I, I, I really enjoy having you on. I feel like, you know, I'm not your equal.
1:58:12
Not at all, because I think, you know, you are. I just think you have a different. This is this is it. This is my bubble. And that's the reason why you have me on here. I equally enjoy talking with you because you are very well rounded historically. And it is a challenge to talk with someone who isn't who you are at the same time. You know, it's kind of like you're building it while you're.
1:58:37
um, flying. So, um, I, I equally enjoy this, um, because it's, it's received in a way in which I'm not like building the whole class. I'm kind of just topping it off and that's a completely different, um, interview. So I, I really enjoy it. Well, good. I appreciate that. That means a lot to me coming from you, somebody who's as, uh, uh, who's, uh, you know, you know, as intelligent as you, uh, that, that means a lot to me. I appreciate that. So.
1:59:04
Um, I, it's, you know, I just, it's one of, this is one of those things that's just my life passion. I just love it. I love to study it. And, um, I, I, I always say that I read, I always give myself positive affirmations that I retain information well. And because of the people who say, oh, well, I can't remember names or I can't remember. Well, yeah, you can't remember names because you always give yourself the excuse that you can't. But I always tell myself that I have a very good recollection and that serves me well because I remember things.
1:59:33
Yeah, that's an interesting thing. I too, and I'm going to cop out on this. When I talk to people in general, like face-to-face, because I spent 30 years with people's names on their shirts, recalling someone I've just met's name is just not in the cards. It's going to take me about four or five times seeing you before I'm going to click my name. But that is not true when I read. When I read, for whatever reason,
2:00:02
all of that stuff sticks in my head. And it definitely makes it a lot easier for me to associate. Plus, I have in the chat, you can see Liza and Bridget. They're my two, my right and my left arm. They help me so much with all of the stuff that we've been researching. And they throw stuff at me all day long. I can barely tread water and keep up.
2:00:30
It's been an interesting journey. Well, ladies, if you want to share stuff with me, by all means, share stuff with me, too. I would love it. You will not get any complaints from me if you share stuff with me, even if I can't get to it all. You know, I always love getting. Oh, no, they want you to get to it all. And let me tell you, they will hold you accountable.
2:00:56
Hey, I'm holding this stuff back through your stuff right now. Well, the funny, you know, the funny thing is, and I don't, and I don't mean this in a disrespectful way, but you know, it's, it's difficult for me to find people that, that when I say that are at my level, it's difficult for me to find people that are at my level. I, I find a lot of people out there who share stuff with me and it's like, dude, you're sharing stuff with me. That's like kindergarten level. It's like, I, I, I need stuff that's like PhD level. These women are amazing. Yeah.
2:01:24
So and I don't mean that in a disrespectful way, but you understand what I'm saying. Yeah. Yeah. It's difficult to find people that are that that that are is that are that take it as as seriously as I do. So.
2:01:38
So, yeah, so it's awesome that you have found people that do share stuff like that with you. And I found them doing the book club on True Social. That's where we all initially met because we were all equally inquisitive of new information. We have a page there called International Syndicate where I was initially doing the book reviews. They are the ones that.
2:02:03
They encouraged me to start doing the video versions of them only because now I can interact with them real time. And they are able to post links while we do our video chats in real time so people can start learning how to do it. We're basically doing our own queue. That's awesome. Yeah. And so they go right along with me. We have talked about the different stuff. And so it just is an amazing team. And I really appreciate their help.
2:02:32
Well, I, what I, you know, what I really need to do is I need to connect you with Mike King and a good buddy of mine, Mike Harris. Those guys are at my level and above many other things. And it was Mike, Mike King is the guy who's written the book. I don't like Ike, the one that I'm going through that little clip that I read to you. That was, that came from, from Mike King and he is, he is no fan of Eisenhower at all. So.
2:03:01
um yeah and he's he said that uh you know because and i'll end with this we talked at the very we did our show last night um and he said i said that uh he's you know i said eisenhower you look at guys like eisenhower you know people talk about how all the bad presidents that we've had you know fdr and carter and obama and clinton and yeah while those guys were bad
2:03:26
Those guys were bad presidents. I would actually argue that some of the worst presidents we've had are guys like Eisenhower and Bush, because these guys were elected to be conservatives or put put out conservative principles. And yet what they did was they actually stabbed the conservative principles in the back and laid the foundation for all for the guys like FDR and.
2:03:54
you know, LBJ and Carter and Clinton and Obama. They were the ones that laid all the foundation for those guys to really take and run and do the bad things that they did as a result of the conservative presidents that were supposed to be conservative that really truly weren't. Yeah, anytime you have somebody pretending to be something they're not, it's worse than somebody that's corrupt.
2:04:23
telling you who they actually are. Right. I would rather you be straight up with me and tell me that you are a Marxist than coming at me and telling me that you're a conservative, yet everything that you're doing, your actions are Marxist. Correct. Clandestinely. And that's what I view a lot of the conservative presidents over the course of the last hundred years.
2:04:49
Well, the ones that pretended to be conservative. Yeah. Right. But that's what I mean. Yeah. So I'm agreeing with you. Yeah. Well, hey, listen, awesome to see you again. Had a really great time and look forward to doing this again very soon. So we'll be in touch. And I don't know if you I mean, I don't know what your schedule is like, but, you know, if you want to go if you want to just plan for next Wednesday, I'm wide open.
2:05:18
So awesome. So we'll plan on for next Wednesday, but, but we'll be in touch beforehand before that, I'm sure. So awesome. Have a, have a wonderful day. Good to see you. You too. All right. Take care. Good night or good afternoon.
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“Actually, after World War II is over and they've kicked Japan out of Formosa, Chiang, having been now kicked out of Burma as well, he moves the KMT, which is his army that has protected the drug trade…”
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“Who is a dictator, which is exactly what they did with Karzai. Look at Karzai. I mean, when we went into Afghanistan, Karzai was on the CIA payroll for like eight years prior. Correct. Yeah. So who's …”
World Anti-Communist League fundraising_for
Nicaragua host_asserted
▶ 30:45
“the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, …”
World Anti-Communist League fundraising_for
Angola host_asserted
▶ 30:45
“the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, …”
World Anti-Communist League fundraising_for
Afghanistan host_asserted
▶ 30:45
“the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, …”
World Anti-Communist League fundraising_for
Ethiopia host_asserted
▶ 30:45
“the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, …”
World Anti-Communist League fundraising_for
Mozambique host_asserted
▶ 30:45
“the meeting that they had in Dallas in 1985, talking about fundraising for at least six armed insurgencies. They actually talked about this. Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Southeast Asia, …”
Jack Wheeler worked_for
RAND Corporation host_asserted
▶ 31:13
“And they call themselves freedom fighters. And this was done with the handiwork of a PR guy, which they always have, from the Rand Corporation by the name of Jack Wheeler. And another guy whose name w…”
Lou Learman founded
Citizens for America host_asserted
▶ 31:13
“And they call themselves freedom fighters. And this was done with the handiwork of a PR guy, which they always have, from the Rand Corporation by the name of Jack Wheeler. And another guy whose name w…”
Sackler family created
Rite Aid Corporation host_asserted
▶ 32:10
“world history. It says he was born in 1938 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the son of Rose and Benjamin Sachs Learman. And Sachs should raise your eyebrows, too, who basically created Rite Aid Corporatio…”
Lou Learman born_in
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania host_asserted
▶ 32:10
“world history. It says he was born in 1938 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the son of Rose and Benjamin Sachs Learman. And Sachs should raise your eyebrows, too, who basically created Rite Aid Corporatio…”
Lou Learman worked_for
Morgan Stanley host_asserted
▶ 32:36
“And he converted to Catholicism at some point. And he was an investor in George W. Bush's Arbrusto Energy Company. He was a managing director at Morgan Stanley. He opened up his own investment company…”
Lou Learman invested_in
Arbrusto Energy Company host_asserted
▶ 32:36
“And he converted to Catholicism at some point. And he was an investor in George W. Bush's Arbrusto Energy Company. He was a managing director at Morgan Stanley. He opened up his own investment company…”
Lou Learman studied_at
Yale University host_asserted
▶ 33:01
“Got into politics, was never successful at politics because I don't think he was there to be successful. I think he was there to manipulate them. He is a Yale graduate, but not from Skull and Bones. I…”
Lou Learman member_of
Wolf's Head Society host_asserted
▶ 33:31
“Oh, Wolf's Head Society, which I find completely interesting since Gladio started as the werewolves. That was the name given to them in Germany before they transitioned over to a NATO Gladio program. …”
Ronald Reagan supported
World Anti-Communist League host_asserted
▶ 33:55
“big into the um doing things during the reagan administration and various other things so he's just one of many that we find along the way that kind of fits that stereotypical um and it was reagan who…”
Chiang Kai-shek did_business_with
Corsican Mafia host_asserted
▶ 39:03
“So I'm not going to talk about the rest of his agenda because I don't think it's good. But I am saying that that has long reaching effects, both in Taiwan today and for Operation Gladio and the drug t…”
Chiang Kai-shek did_business_with
Sicilian Mafia host_asserted
▶ 39:03
“So I'm not going to talk about the rest of his agenda because I don't think it's good. But I am saying that that has long reaching effects, both in Taiwan today and for Operation Gladio and the drug t…”
Richard Nixon funded
War on Drugs host_asserted
▶ 39:31
“Also, I don't know if your audience is aware of the fact that when Nixon declared his war on drugs in the early 1970s, he actually wasn't declaring a war on drugs because they went up five times after…”
Ronald Reagan funded
Iran-Contra host_asserted
▶ 47:37
“All he had to do was say no. And if I remember correctly, he ran for president on the notion that he was going to get rid of it. Yeah. And I mean, Iran-Contra is one of the biggest, most notorious Ope…”
Marc Dutroux operated_in
Belgium host_asserted
▶ 51:56
“Child predator. Spelled it true. D-U-T-R-E-A-U-X. And it's spelled M-A-R-C. He is the world's most prolific child predator pedophile. They found dead kids in his basement when he was arrested. He used…”
Ronald Reagan allowed
Iran hostage crisis host_asserted
▶ 55:04
“than anything Jeffrey Epstein could have ever cooked up. One other thing back to the Reagan thing. I want to I don't I'm sure you are aware of the October surprise that. Oh, yeah. Oh, 100 percent. Yea…”
CIA carried_out_attack
Boston Marathon bombing host_asserted
▶ 56:03
“not only do, and Promise Software is another one of their spying mechanisms. We, the CIA knows, along with the NSA, knows everything going on, and yet they can't stop 9-11 or the Boston Marathon bombi…”
Otto Skorzeny operated_in
Sardinia host_asserted
▶ 58:26
“They tend to be attracted to islands for control. And we found that in the island of Sardinia off the coast of Italy that was a primary use with Otto Scorzini. Also the Canary Islands off the coast of…”
St. Hubert Hunt Club located_in
Czechoslovakia host_asserted
▶ 59:46
“And they used it to bury the stashes of weapons, but they also use it if it's large enough for training facilities. So we started looking at different hunt clubs and we found one called St. Hubert's. …”
St. Hubert Hunt Club located_in
Bohemian Grove host_asserted
▶ 1:00:15
“H-U-B-E-R. Is it R? Yeah, T-U-S. So eventually, this is a gentleman's club, punk club. They create the first one in the United States. And guess where they created it? At the Bohemian Groves in Califo…”
Cibolo River Ranch secretly_owned
John Poindexter host_asserted
▶ 1:00:45
“um start opening up branches in all of the states well it just so happens that the branch that they one of the branches that they opened in texas was at cibolo river ranch which is owned by admiral po…”
Anthony Scalia died_in
Cibolo River Ranch host_asserted
▶ 1:00:45
“um start opening up branches in all of the states well it just so happens that the branch that they one of the branches that they opened in texas was at cibolo river ranch which is owned by admiral po…”
World Wildlife Fund did_business_with
World Bank host_asserted
▶ 1:02:16
“and funded by all of their elite buddies. And they use that as coercion in international affairs to, they loan through the World Bank and the IMF money to countries that can't afford to pay it back. A…”
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh founded
World Wildlife Fund host_asserted
▶ 1:05:43
“It wasn't that. I think it was the history. That's where it was. It was under the history. And if you look at the history, it was like Philip. Prince Philip was one of the guys who started this. And t…”
Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld headed
World Wildlife Fund host_asserted
▶ 1:06:08
“h uh uh his uh hrh prince philip the duke of edinburgh in 1961 became president of the british national appeal the first national organization of the world wildlife fund and uh and then you're talking…”
Dwight D. Eisenhower headed
World Wildlife Fund host_asserted
▶ 1:06:36
“Yeah, and incorporated in the District of Columbia on December 1st of 61, named Dwight D. Eisenhower its President of Honor. Exactly. So that should tell you everything you need to know about Eisenhow…”
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh member_of
United Kingdom host_asserted
▶ 1:10:28
“the bernard and prince philip so you know bernard was a card-carrying nazi his the background of that family also you know that the current royal family in britain is not originally from britain so ju…”
Edward VII relationship_with
Wallis Simpson host_asserted
▶ 1:11:00
“was in 19 was it the 1930s when um when the uh the the the king the guy who he who became king um he was in love with some american and they said yeah that's not actually the whole story either becaus…”
Edward VII relationship_with
Adolf Hitler host_asserted
▶ 1:11:30
“His impetus was that he ends up sitting himself in the middle of all of the fascists. So his, oh, I love this American. And so I'm going to advocate ends up with him being in the middle of all the fas…”
Edward VII spied_on
United Kingdom host_asserted
▶ 1:12:00
“all of the information because he routinely um communicated with the british even though they didn't want to let him back in under the guise of oh well you know you've left so we don't want you back i…”
CIA carried_out_attack
Donald Trump host_asserted
▶ 1:22:35
“There's something going on here as it relates to number one. Number two, if they were able to do what they have always done in the past, Trump would not be around today. They would have JFK'd him as s…”
CIA carried_out_attack
Donald Trump host_asserted
▶ 1:23:06
“And January 6th, which was done with the CIA as well. So if that's all they can bring against Trump, he is protected. What's going on in Argentina right now, what just went on in El Salvador over the …”
Whitney Webb exposed
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 1:40:31
“after understanding what gladio is gave me a completely different perspective and realized that either she spent years researching her book and never stumbled across operation gladio or she intentiona…”
Victoria Nuland operated_in
Ukraine host_asserted
▶ 1:42:24
“I mean, I think there's a great one that's recent, and that's Victoria Nuland. Oh, absolutely. I mean, you look at Victoria Nuland, and who was she? She was the ambassador to, or she was in charge of …”
Victoria Nuland installed
Viktor Yanukovych host_asserted
▶ 1:42:24
“I mean, I think there's a great one that's recent, and that's Victoria Nuland. Oh, absolutely. I mean, you look at Victoria Nuland, and who was she? She was the ambassador to, or she was in charge of …”
Robert Kagan founded
Project for the New American Century host_asserted
▶ 1:43:20
“You look at, you know, who was Victoria Newland's husband? Yeah. Robert Kagan. What did Robert Kagan write? The Project for a New American Century. Right. And what was the Project for a New American C…”
Operation Gladio operated_in
Dominican Republic host_asserted
▶ 1:44:39
“I did a very brief, I mean, it's not brief time-wise, but a very brief historical overview of Haiti. I posted it either yesterday or the day before with all of the crap that's going on. And you can se…”
Operation Gladio operated_in
Haiti host_asserted
▶ 1:44:39
“I did a very brief, I mean, it's not brief time-wise, but a very brief historical overview of Haiti. I posted it either yesterday or the day before with all of the crap that's going on. And you can se…”
Jimmy 'Barbecue' Chérizier relationship_with
Operation Gladio host_asserted
▶ 1:47:07
“Ah, well, and you look at this guy, Barbecue, and is Barbecue a bad guy or is he somebody who is doing what he can to save his country because he loves his country? Good question. Yeah. And now that y…”
Mike King exposed
Dwight D. Eisenhower guest_asserted
▶ 2:02:32
“Well, I, what I, you know, what I really need to do is I need to connect you with Mike King and a good buddy of mine, Mike Harris. Those guys are at my level and above many other things. And it was Mi…”