The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 6

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0:57 Good afternoon, everybody. So we're going to continue our little dive through this book. The next section talks briefly about the CIA's use of offshore entities. And the author is still talking about all of the operations that we've talked about thus far with

1:30 the astro catalog the dirty dozen the assassination teams and so forth and he had talked a lot about we didn't cover it because we've covered it in other shows about the um what's going on with my hair um sorry um he talked a lot about the use that robert vesco wanted of that offshore

2:00 entity where they could have like a quote-unquote free port where they could do all of their narcotics weapons trafficking and that type of thing with their own government and so he's asking if it ever got off the ground and he makes a couple of comments about how the dea was

2:30 through the Dirty Dozen, was working with the BR Fox and the CIA and the devices. And he talks about a Senator Weicker, W-E-I-C-K-E-R, that had intervened with charges against the DEA, forcing the assassination program to a halt, so they thought.

3:02 Reporters that accepted Koenig's dismissal of the B.R. Fox affair point out that the explosive devices designed by Morrissey had never been manufactured, which isn't true. They were. And it goes on to say that, quote unquote, we never got that far. Like we didn't make any of them.

3:28 except for we have accounts of things exactly like that being deployed all over and used, by the way. And the author makes a comment. Had the Senate looked into it legitimately and not the normal Kabuki theater, he presents two facts. First, Spindell said that Warble intended to establish an offshore version of B.R. Fox Company.

4:01 in the caribbean second his wife barbara spindell of br fox was forced to sue mike morrissey for what she claimed was deceptive handling of br fox accounts his secrecy and refusal to share with her about the operations of the company made her suspect and she's the majority owner

4:32 of the company according to her she was concerned that she was being cheated morrissey made large disbursements of company funds for foreign travel that he insisted were of a business nature but there was no registered sales being made for her to make money off of and all of that was caught up in

5:08 the sale of this equipment, but none of it being traceable. So he goes on to say that just as the programs would have relied on foreign nationals for the actual commission of a murder, hence the foreign travel, they would have also depended on production outside the United States, you know, like the ranch where Robert Vesco is.

5:43 which is where they were planning to set up Warbell's manufacturing at for his M10 and M11 machine gun pistols with the silencer. So he says that Warbell's role in all of this was very important. It was no accident that Fox and the DEA shared that building with Seacoin.

6:22 makes the assertion that having B.R. Fox there was basically the cover for the CIA's use of it as, and the DEA, because who's going to question the DEA, was a cover for the CIA using it for all of their nefarious things to include as a safe house. She says that, or the author says that Warbell's C-Coin may have been established.

6:56 to serve as a DEA cover, sharing its space with B.R. Fox, while making its attic available to the Dirty Dozen. That's where they had all their meetings. Because if you recall in one of the earlier sessions, that was the place where no one could get in. It was the most secure part of the entire building with guards. And he says that Warbell

7:27 As the owner of a quote unquote detective agency and co-owner of offshore versions of B.R. Fox kind of sealed the deal. Lucy and Koenig needed someone he could trust outside the DEA. That was Mitch Warbell. So.

7:54 Basically, his point is that having all of them together was kind of like a command post, for lack of a better word. And then he spends the next chapter going through Robert Vesco. We've spent so much time talking about Robert Vesco. I don't think it's worth going into too much of this.

8:26 He's the guy that basically took over iOS, the investors overseas services, stole about, depending on who you read, $200 to $300 million out of that company and headed off to Costa Rica. You can do a lot of manufacturing with $300 million, just saying.

8:56 And as we talked about on Apple Warrior Show last night, Robert Vesco tried to buy Resorts International as well. And he's obviously mixed up with all of these people. And I think that probably between Robert Vesco, Mitch Warbell, and Lucien Koenig basically being in cahoots with each other is like...

9:27 There should be sirens and fireworks going off everywhere. So again, I'm not going to, I'm just looking through here in my notes about the different things. He did talk about the French connection of iOS under his ownership, which makes perfect sense because of the OAS.

10:02 activity in France and Lucien Koenig being part of all of this. And again, he was part of the French underworld, the Corsican mafia and all of that stuff. He's the one that works with Nixon basically to take out the Corsican mafia under the quote unquote war on drugs. But one point I did kind of put a star by.

10:31 which I found very interesting when it's talking about how iOS had facilities everywhere, which makes it look like under Vesco and even under the former owner, more like a CIA proprietary than anything else. That was money laundering investments. A lot of private equity was being managed out of there.

11:00 It said that there were trips taken to nuclear installations in the Arctic. They went to drilling rigs in the Persian Gulf. And we know what they do on drilling rigs because we had the examples of what they were doing on drilling rigs in the Gulf. They were using them to stage terrorist activities out of to keep caches of weapons and doing training.

11:29 for terrorists that they were training. Then he says that there was trips to NSA facilities in Thailand. They went to the Sudan. They went to mines in Amazon, which Nelson Rockefeller had a huge interest in. They even bought condos in Sardinia.

12:03 Now, everybody knows Sardinia is the island that Otto Skorzeny used as part of the Gladio training network. In particular, it was used for kidnapping and torture techniques, just like they use the Canary Islands to do water training. We learned that way back when we were reading Paul Williams' book and Danielle Ganser's book.

12:33 Sardinia is one of their favorite training sites because it's an island in the Mediterranean off the coast of France, Italy, and really easy to get to from Spain where Otto Skorzeny was hanging out as the trainer for Gladio. And so I find it extremely interesting that IOS owned condos there, like where you would house these people.

13:03 Yes, just like that. So it says that they even had social clubs, you know, like the dinner clubs that they have in the UK where all the elite meet and plan how they're going to poison us and do all that other shit. They had social clubs in almost every capital city around the world that was usually owned covertly.

13:34 and a place to meet and plot. That's really interesting. All under the guise of investors overseas. Huh. Very interesting. And there's a short chapter about, remember Sukarno, the guy they overthrew in Indonesia?

14:04 which they tried to in the late 1950s under eisenhower and failed and then they came back under johnson and was successful in the later 60s well dewey sacarno his wife had investments at ios according to the author and then he spends a lot of time

14:38 talking about Robert Vesco and the Resort International with Inertel kind of mingling during that time. But here's one quote that I wanted to read. In Latin America, Africa, Asia, iOS was organized in a compartmentalized, clandestine fashion. The big money that is sought did not come from millions of small investors, as it was pretended.

15:06 It came instead from wealthy expats. And we know what those expats are all about, right? It was the bourgeois of political, fragile countries, especially in Latin America, and from the tax evasive exiles of dictatorships that had been set up by the CIA.

15:41 And of course, enormous amounts of cash were received from members of organized crime syndicates all over the world. Kornfeld, who was the original owner before Vesco took it over, confirmed that as much as 10% of all iOS funds belong to people that might be described as organized crime. 10%. The staffers at iOS said,

16:12 that it could never be redeemed in its place of origin, which is why it was laundered. iOS served as a laundry for the mob. And some of the investments looked very suspicious. And he specifically says that the $250 million in quote unquote black money, or hot money as he refers to it, were smuggled out of countries.

16:47 And it says iOS persistently hyped its image as a firm that made small savings of widows, orphans, and retirees. What it was actually doing was a haven for Intel agencies, narcotics traffickers, weapons trafficking. And if you look at the dates of it, it's very interesting because it pre-sees BCCI.

17:18 It does look, timing-wise, that it's probably the precursor to BCCI. BCCI was set up in the early 70s. And it says that the number of iOS clients with more than $40,000 in the proprietary funds during 1969 was roughly 8,000.

17:55 or sorry with more than forty thousand dollars so the preponderance of customers at ios was not normal people so moving on i don't know if you guys have heard of international credit bank of switzerland i did kind of not a deep dive but i did a little bit of research they keep coming up and it does look and i love the

18:33 similarities of the names. This is ICB as opposed to BCCI. It does look like International Credit Bank of Switzerland, who was ran by what most people view as a money launderer for intelligence agencies of all types, Mossad.

19:01 MI6, CIA, all of them, Saudi at the time. The banker that was in charge of it was Tibor Rosenbaum. He was a good friend of Kornfeld's and International Credit Bank of Switzerland. So iOS used a whole bunch of different banks, but almost all of the black market funds were laundered through the International Credit Bank.

19:33 of the iOS. There's lots of these banks, okay? They use lots of these banks. There's probably not a large bank. As a matter of fact, HSBC was created to be one of these banks. So there's not a lot of the large banks that haven't been in on this. But for iOS to be as questionable as it is, and for them to divvy up where they're putting money,

20:03 actual money that they have, where almost exclusively all of those 8,000 accounts were all being laundered through one particular bank. And it does look, in the little bit of history I did several months ago, that the International Credit Bank of Switzerland is very closely aligned to the way BCCI was set up and ran.

20:33 When it's talking about, I want to read this one thing. The beauty of this scheme was that clients were able to make regular payments into their secret iOS accounts while at the same time securing a tax deduction on the interest that they were supposed to be paying because of loans that they were getting.

21:00 through this and everything else. There's an asterisk by that statement. And the author notes that this is the same scheme that was employed by other offshore banks, most famously by Castle Bank and Trust. Castle Bank and Trust, of course, was Paul Helliwell's bank in the Bahamas that was a CIA front. And as soon as it was revealed as a CIA front,

21:30 it closed. The largest depositor when they closed was the Pritzker family from Illinois. So just thought I'd throw that in there. All right. So then he spends a whole lot of time about the actual takeover. There's a lot of details about it. But I wanted to get to this one part where

22:07 Robert Vesco, being a close friend of James Crosby, Crosby is the guy that had owned Resorts International right before Trump bought it and interimly when Robert Vesco was trying to buy it. Crosby was well-known in Republican circles, had been to the White House several times, donated $100,000 to Nixon's 1968 campaign.

22:38 and was a frequent guest of B.B. Roboso, with whom he banked. Crosby's private intelligence agency, Intertel, was even then working with the White House aides and ITT executives, ITT executives being the ones that were offering $300,000 to the Nixon White House to overthrow the government in...

23:11 Chile, which they did. That ITT, International Telephone and Telegraph. Those executives were working with Intertel to discredit Jack Anderson's revelations about ITT's role in Chile. So just thought I'd add that in there. Robert Mayhew is all in all of this as well.

23:49 So there you have it. Then he goes on and talks about the operation out of Costa Rica. Again, I'm not going to spend a lot of time on that. We've covered that. I didn't have a whole lot of notes on this section. If you guys could read this, whoever has these books, like 20 years from now, it's going to be hilarious because my notes say,

24:20 even though he doesn't name it as being the CIA, when he talks about some event, I put on there CIA, ha ha, when he gets something wrong and then still CIA. So he, I don't think he realized how in bed Lucy and Conan, well, I know he didn't.

24:45 Lucy and Koenig was with the OSS and then CIA. And so I make little smart aleck comments out in the column of the book about that. And he spends a whole lot of time with all of these Cuban exiles and their interface with Vesco. And again, I just put out in the column, all CIA, still CIA. So, all right.

25:16 Moving on. Let's see what else we got. A lot of stuff about Costa Rica, but we've covered all of this, so I don't want to bore you guys. Okay. Because basically what he's talking about is Vesco being down there, the whole setup of that weapons thing, how they were flying flights into his ranch, blah, blah, blah. DEA, CIA, everything. So the next.

26:01 chapter was kind of interesting from a couple of different perspectives. So this chapter was about a guy by the name of Bobby Hall, who the author described as a sleazebag. He was listed professionally as a private investigator, a wiretapper, an informer, a dope peddler, and a double agent. He lived in Burbank, California.

26:35 And he was continuously worried about somebody trying to kill him. So it says that this is the guy. If you guys remember, we talked about him a long time ago. But he's the guy that was at his refrigerator. Forget which book it was. May have been. I don't know. He was at his refrigerator eating cherries.

27:08 Someone was in his house, steps up behind him, shoots him with a .38 in the back of his head. So, he was found the next morning. Bobby Hall had known that someone was out to kill him, according to his estranged wife, is how she's described. He carried a concealed weapon everywhere he went. He never answered the door without a gun.

27:45 His teenage daughter said that a month before he was murdered, Hall had taken her on a picnic for Father's Day. She noticed that her dad was carrying a gun and she asked him why. His exact words were, I think Robert Vesco is trying to kill me. But unfortunately for him, Robert Vesco wasn't the only one that had a motive for killing him. There were dozens of people.

28:17 because he was such a good wiretapper. He, according to the investigator, Al Madrid, that is the guy that found him on the floor after someone called when they couldn't get a hold of him. That was the well check. He said that what he found in his investigation was a cornucopia of California intrigue.

28:50 Cases of electronic bugging and debugging, a tranquilizer, dart gun, drug-tipped darts, tear gas cylinders, syringes, narcotics, lock-picking devices, cartons filled with more than 200 tapes, each one containing conversations recorded by Hall, almost all of them without the other party's knowledge.

29:18 He had the habit of bugging both his own clients and his friends, in addition to anyone he was hired to spy on. He routinely taped incoming telephone calls to his own apartment. So there was a track record of everybody that tried to hire him. They were a nightmare for the police. They contained evidence and allegations of crimes of some of the most well-known national figures.

29:51 In the United States, there was evidence of blackmail, extortion, prostitution, narcotics, embezzlement, bribery, conspiracy. The tapes were a catalog of felonies. What was worse is the tapes revealed Bobby's Hall tangled relationships with the local police and the California Highway Patrol and

30:23 their legal system. His association with Beverly Hills Police Captain Jack Egger was particularly deep. That presented other problems. Beverly Hills Force is a private police force. It works directly for the residents. Beverly Hills cops were among the most courteous and least meddlesome. They're the don't ask, don't tell crowd.

31:00 of policing. Bobby Hill's archive implicated the community's residents in a slew of sins. If the tapes became public in the course of a trial and its aftermath, Carell's careers would be ended overnight. What Beverly Hills wanted was a quick solution to his murder and the destruction of every single tape. Celebrities who had known the detective for years

31:30 eddie fisher being one of them professed shock at his assassination but claimed to know nothing about it the police were able to put together some remarkable lines of investigation and yes they involved robert vesco one of his associates thomas richardson a 36 year old la stockbroker who two months prior to the um

32:03 detective's murder, had received a six-year prison sentence for bilking brokerage banks and Ivy League College of millions of dollars. It was Richardson who'd provided Vesco with the use of his executive jet to ferry prostitutes and crates of weapons into Costa Rica. It was Richardson, too, who'd arranged

32:32 federal narcotics officer John Kelly to have Vesco's New Jersey office swept for bugs. As it happened, Richardson had also employed Bobby Hall at the same time, dispatching the private eye to the Bahamas for the supposed purpose of removing bugs from Vesco's residence. It was a strange counter surveillance team, Vesco's, whose premises were being swept.

33:03 would soon come under investigation as a suspect in international heroin trafficking in conjunction with the CIA. Organizing the sweep on Vesco's behalf was the LA Regional Director of the BND, which is the DEA precursor. So wait a minute. Vesco is suspected of narcotics trafficking.

33:39 And the basically the DEA head in L.A. is going with the surveillance tech to sweep his apartments to make sure he's not being surveilled. Yes, that's what I said. John Kelly carrying out the sweep in New Jersey were two high ranking DEA agents while in the Bahamas.

34:14 Vesco's home was being swept by Bobby Hall. Huh, that's really weird. Why would the DEA want to remove bugs on a suspected heroin trafficker? Well, we all know the answer to that. Four years later, John Kelly would find himself as a private detective. Richardson would be in jail and Bobby Hall would be dead.

34:47 And when that happened, Kelly would attach himself to the homicide investigation, telling reporters that he had been called in by the police to help. No, he'd been made himself available to cover his ass. So Lieutenant Al Madrid, one of the investigators, would react with astonishment and say he had no idea why he was even there. Richardson.

35:22 proved helpful. He told police that he'd hired Bobby Hall to perform a number of delicate assignments. One of them was to obtain information that would force the government to return his confiscated Learjet or drug hauler, weapons hauler, whatever. We'll stick with Learjet. If Hall accomplished that, he was going to be paid $234,000. But Hall's other assignment for Richardson was this.

35:55 The stockbroker had been begging Vesco for money to pay his lawyers. Hall recorded these conversations and Vesco's callous replies. Richardson can go to the joint, Vesco said, or jump bell and join him in Costa Rica. That pissed Richardson off. He sent Hall to San Jose, Costa Rica in November of 1975

36:26 Message. If Vesco didn't come up with the cash, Richardson and Hall would go to the police with information and tape recordings that would ensure his extradition. I doubt it because he's not going to bring him back. He knows too much, but whatever. While Vesco's answer to the threat is unknown, Hall did in fact pay a visit to the FBI when he returned from San Jose.

36:55 offering to bring Vesco to the United States in exchange for a reduction of Richardson's sentence. Richardson claimed that he had offered to provide information about Vesco's gun running, information that ought to have resulted in his extradition. Federal interest in Vesco was supposedly at the time high. The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations was probing the possibility that Vesco's extradition was

37:26 purposely being sabotaged by federal officials. And the senators were particularly interested in Richardson's gun-running role. The stockbroker pleaded the Fifth to the subcommittee at the very moment his wireman, Hall, was negotiating with the FBI to provide the same information. Despite legislators' known interest, however, the FBI rejected the proposal.

37:56 just two weeks before Hall's assassination. Nobody wants this information public. The detective's reply to the Fed's declination was, quote, that's surprising, but if that's the way it is, so be it, unquote. The Bureau's apparent disinterest in Vesco was surprising, but not to Hall.

38:29 He had a contingency plan. A politically ambitious prosecutor might well be willing to exchange the fugitive financier for the jailed stockbroker. But Richardson's information, no matter how incriminating, could never guarantee Vesco's return. Hall, therefore, is said to have plotted Vesco's abduction and forcible return to the United States. Even Lieutenant Al Madrid acknowledges

39:00 that that does seem to be what was happening. The police seem to have regarded the tranquilizer gun and its accessories found among Bobby Hall's effects as curiosities. Some suspected that they were related to a kidnap plan. A month before Hall's November 1975 visit to Vesco, a letter was sent to Vesco's former pilot.

39:35 The writer of that letter was an adventurer, an ex-Marine pilot by the name of Larry Blaine Javidin. According to a former CIA officer working for the Justice Department's Strategic Intelligence Division, which is one of those places they hide real CIA officers, not former ones, Javidin, a high-level government informant,

40:02 In 1972, the ex-Marine had worked on an investigation involving Morocco and narcotic smuggling, two areas that was very close to Vesco's heart. In his letter to Captain Ike Eisenhower, Jiveden established his credentials by revealing details of the investigation, details that were subsequently confirmed. According to the letter,

40:34 Javadin was employed for a six-month period beginning in September 72 as a bodyguard and pilot for a San Marcos, California man, the San Marcos resident in concert with a prominent Las Vegas casino manager and with a sometime associate of Howard Hughes. Gee, that sounds familiar. We're putting together a deal in which a Lear 25C would be purchased.

41:02 by a phony company for the purpose of flying heroin across the Arizona-Mexican border. At this point, Jivadin said this, and this is a quote, for two words, Rosemark and Rosemont, entered into the planning. These words represented references to funds contained in the Union Bank of Switzerland and the Investment and Trade Exchange Central Bank in Zurich, Switzerland.

41:29 Large amounts of money from underworld operations are funneled into these banks, casino skims, narcotics profits, prostitution, blah, blah, blah. These underworld figures claim to have loaned Hughes large amounts of these Rosemark funds. The biggest loan was for his 707 buy for TWA in 1961.

41:56 The money came out of Switzerland and was laundered through Irving Trust Company. Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo appear to have been points of gold pickups. He goes on to say, although I never was involved in any of the gold pickups, I heard it discussed on several occasions. During one flight, Donald Nixon was a passenger.

42:28 the top levels of the government. So that's a big letter. When asked for it, the Justice Department cursed briefly but confirmed its details. He said that Jivenden's role in the investigation was exaggerated. He picked up on some names and some important code names like Rosemark and thought he understood everything, but he didn't.

42:59 Jiveden told Eisenhower that he was in touch with three contract CIA operatives in Latin America who would provide support, weapons, and maintenance for a kidnapping. Central to his scheme and giving it the earmarks of a professional operation was the proposed use of a tranquilizer gun, just like the one found among Bobby Hall's effects, the gun usually reserved for wild animals.

43:31 It would stun the financier into submission, permitting his kidnappers to bring him back, hopefully alive. So he asked the question, was that a coincidence that Jividen mentions a Lear 25 as the vehicle for smuggling, for heroin smuggling plot originating in Southern California and that Bobby Hall's employer, the guy whose aircraft was a Lear 25,

44:03 Used to smuggle drugs and weapons back and forth across the border. And that he frequently allowed, either through lease or whatever, Robert Vesco to use that exact same aircraft. Huh. Jaibuddin's kidnapping plot was supposedly, according to officials, completely unrelated. That was the official story. So.

44:39 Hall then basically was a multi-threat to Vesco. He had ties to people who could kidnap him. He had ties to Richardson. And he was a professional wiretapper, which would be the reason why the DEA, who was in on the whole drug smuggling piece of this, would want to clear Vesco's property.

45:11 of bugs. So they didn't get implicated. So he goes on to say that Hall's relationship to Richardson was complicated and the indicted stockbroker had hired the private detective to learn the identity of government witnesses against him. Convinced that the police had inside information about his schemes, Richardson told Hall that there were several candidates.

45:44 John Kelly being one of them, the DEA guy. Jack Ginsburg, who was a pornographer. He owned XXX Inc. He was the son of a white Russian. He had spent his youth inside of a decadent Shanghai colony, but basically was kicked out when Mao took over.

46:18 This community, colony, whatever you want to call it, was an opium den that engaged in kinky sex. He was a financial consultant to Richardson. Gene LaBelle was another candidate. He was a wrestler and karate master. He was a partner in Hall's detective agency. He also was co-owner.

46:51 conveniently of a Hollywood pharmacy. Wouldn't that be a cool gig in Hollywood where everybody takes drugs and it's really good to have the pharmacist on your side. So it goes on to say for years they had been friends hanging around Bobby Hall's apartment and that

47:18 Not only was Richardson under investigation for all of his embezzling blah, blah, blah drugs, Ginsburg had been brought up on obscenity charges, as well as indictments for unlawful possession of firearms and explosive devices. LaBelle was in trouble because of a burglary at his pharmacy.

47:47 That he turned around and blamed on his partner, Bobby Hall and Richardson. So all hell's breaking loose out there. People's phones were being bugged largely by Hall. And there's a little bit about Bobby Hall had handled contract work for Robert Mayhew at the Howard Hughes Summer Corporation.

48:22 And that he had his contact man there was a guy by the name of Vince Kelly, who had been a veteran of the L.A. Police Department. And weirdly enough, this guy, Vince Kelly, was referred. He actually worked in the intelligence unit.

48:53 at LAPD that we know to have been infested with the CIA. So supposedly he was enticed away from being in one CIA entity posing as the intelligence unit at the LAPD and then went to work for another CIA associated Robert Mayhew with Howard Hughes.

49:21 and their internal security system. And of course, shortly after this is when Intertel works with the security staff at the summer entity of Howard Hughes to kidnap Howard Hughes. So maybe the tranquilizer syringes had multiple use, multiple intended uses. So eventually,

49:54 It comes out that Hall was introduced to Kelly by a guy by the name of George Yoakum. Yoakum and Hall both said that they gave Ginsburg, the pornographer, a .38 caliber revolver. And that's what he was killed with. So we don't ever find out who kills him, of course, to make a long story short. We don't.

50:29 The crime never gets solved. The tapes come up missing. You know, the normal story. And everybody goes on about their corrupt lives with another dead body. That's the bottom line. Everybody's breathing easier out there in Beverly Hills. The police chief ends up having to resign. There was enough dirt on him.

51:02 in the tapes that basically they kind of coerced him into resigning because, and all of the Beverly Hills basically kind of ganged up on him and said, yeah, you got to go. Cause if you don't go, they're going to actually prosecute you as being part of this nefarious network. And then that's going to take all of us down. So collectively you're fired now go home.

51:34 So, that's that. That's crazy. All along, go ahead. Hi, Colonel, can you hear me? Yep. Okay, you mentioned Lucian Conan. And, of course, he's mentioned everywhere, probably for good reason. And I just think it's important that everybody remember, probably they already do.

52:08 you know his key role in the november 1963 coup in vietnam and you know because he's really at it's what seemed to me to be at the center of the whole you know enigma or deliberately manufactured enigma around the gem coup as to namely whether jfk wanted it whether um

52:37 And if he did want it, what was the motive for it? Because to my understanding right now, it seems quite possible that, you know, if he did want a coup, he was to a large extent calling the CIA's bluff in the sense of he was getting intelligence reports saying, well, we're winning. So in other words, well, he knew that.

53:06 We know that those intelligence reports were different from what LBJ was getting from Colonel Burris, his military advisor. Right. And so JFK was basically saying, OK, we're winning, so let's get out. And using those, you know, the military reports as a pretext to up and leave, whereas the motive of the CIA and Pentagon would seem to have been.

53:38 OK, we need a much stronger domestic government if we are going to land a massive number of ground troops in Vietnam, because this government is like quick. You can't land, you know, that many troops on quicksand. And so those two very different reasons are kind of overlapping in all the other questions about that, too. But again, you know, Conan was like the central figure in coordinating the Vietnamese.

54:08 sorry, South Vietnamese generals around all this. So, you know, that we need to remember that at all times that it, you know, to understand his seeming ability to slip into every other situation of mystery. He's definitely a key player on many fronts, like the entire time. It is amazing how often his name comes up.

54:41 And not as a two-bit player in the play. Like, to your point, front and center in it. He had years in Vietnam while it was a French colony. So, yeah. And, you know, he played a central role in taking down the Corsican mafia for the Nixon administration to give the entire network to the CIA. He played...

55:10 He was in charge of the embedded CIA presence in the newly formed DEA with an assassin squad. So, yeah, for decades, he is a central player in this entire thing. He knew everybody in the French OAS, their Gladio program, as well as a lot of the ones in Italy. So, yeah, he's central to the entire thing.

55:39 Southeast Asia at the time when you know the Southeast Asian heroin ring was getting ready to replace the the Corsican one right right and also we also have to remember this is just when you know JFK was issuing ncm 55 and ncm 56 about trying to um put you know many of the CIA's

56:09 more covert activities under control of the pentagon because he was unable to control them so you know this is when lucian is doing his thing what a quinky dinky yep yep um sr go ahead thank you colonel and thank everyone for being here on youtube rumbling spaces i'm sitting here thinking about this obviously hall had the goods on quite a few or quite a lot of people yes he did

56:42 So what else came out of this besides the deal with Vesco? We know what happened to Vesco. All right. He basically gets away. Correct. But other than that, what else came out of this? Nothing. Richardson had already been convicted. He was in the middle of his investigation trial and all that other stuff. He went to jail.

57:10 The pornographer guy, he was, you know, but all of that stuff was already in progress. As soon as they realized that all of those tapes basically took down all of Hollywood, a lot of politicians, especially in California, leadership in local police departments that had all been working.

57:39 with nefarious shit like um narcotics um weapons trafficking and all this other stuff the tapes are gone and nothing ever happened to anybody there's just a dead body and everybody moved on that's it kind of like every story we've told exactly kind of like every story we told yeah uh why are you so mad go ahead i want to take this uh as an opportunity to

58:15 I am so impressed with everything that you have been doing on Spaces, on YouTube, on Alpha Warrior and Crypto Rich and Tommy Podcast. I mean, I think that you and a few others are really what's keeping people sane during this period of time and connecting, taking something so complicated and being able to connect the dots, not for people.

58:42 But guiding people down this path to keep them. If it wasn't for you guys, then I think a lot of people would be spinning around and going nuts. And I really appreciate all the work that you have been doing. You and Bridget and SR and Alpha and Tommy. You guys have been amazing. The amount of detail that you guys have put in there and connecting the dots. Like I said, taking something so complicated.

59:11 And making it very simple for the average person to be able to understand and swallow is just so important during this period of time. And I really appreciate everything. And I understand why Tommy's upset. Everybody else gets bashed, but, you know, you cannot bash you, Colonel, because you're doing such a great job and you're really amazing. And I'm tooting your horn because you won't. Thank you.

59:38 And it's very, very much so divine timing and all of this. I really do believe that. Thank you. Thank you. And I didn't even know what to say when Tommy was saying that, but I do think it has not only the amount of information that we've consumed over the last four years, when it comes to substance about these topics, I,

1:00:08 I feel very confident that I can hold my own against all comers. But I do think that there is a tendency for people. Gender plays a role in that, I think. Guys, and I don't care what anybody says, guys are always up for knocking each other. And obviously, there's a lot of that that goes on.

1:00:37 in um good nature um and so i take it all i take whatever advantage i can get in those arenas but i also know that because of the amount of time that i spend doing these research this research that when i say something i i'm very confident about what i'm saying because

1:01:02 as you guys just like this book and we skipped an entire chapter because we've already covered it like 14 times um the what i find very interesting is to take a book that is supposedly on a completely different subject like the inside job the mafia book that i read um or belly up and supposedly those books are not related

1:01:32 to the CIA, but we know the mafia is related to the CIA. And it's so weird that you see all of those same patterns. And then you realize where in the case of the one book, Belly Up, where the Department of Justice was thwarting.

1:01:56 You just see the same things and it just confirms to you, even when you're reading a book that supposedly isn't about the CIA specific, but you know that the CIA has adopted so much of the mafia techniques and they just expanded it worldwide. Not that the mafia is not worldwide, but they don't have the top cover.

1:02:22 they can still go to jail because they don't work for the government and they don't have a national security, which is, again, the kind of emulating that pattern into the CIA from the perspective of who set the CIA up. It was brilliant. You know, give the devil his due. Giving them the ability to do all of those same things around the world, take under the vice.

1:02:51 that the mafia had been doing and then leverage them as your local network so that they're basically taking the risk and you can hide behind your national security stamp. It, again, is brilliant and it's brilliantly evil, but it's brilliant. So, yeah. And plus, I just love that whole group on Tommy's podcast.

1:03:22 And I'm I'm what's the word? I love being on it because it gives you the opportunity to engage with people. And obviously, we have very different backgrounds with him being an actual special forces guy and General Holt having went to all of his.

1:03:48 general officer assignments. He's rated. He has a completely different background than I do in the Air Force. So it gives me the opportunity to engage with people. And then of course, Steve Murray, who I might be on his show tonight. I think it starts at seven on his round table that I've affectionately called Eeyore, who has kind of the doom gloom.

1:04:17 about everything. I love him to death because he truly at, in his heart is a patriot and he wants all of this evilness stopped. And we just have very different approaches to how we deal with that. So anyway, and let me just say this about Tommy, what you guys don't see behind the scenes, Tommy has done amazing things for us. He

1:04:47 Found us. I don't have a company set up, so I don't do endorsements. And because there's, you know, potential revenue that comes in from that. He has a sponsor of his show that I actually did call and I would use. As a matter of fact, I bought some of their products just so I could because they happen to be located in northern Georgia, where one of my best friends.

1:05:17 hometown is that's where her whole family is from they have property up there and everything and so when i found out where that company was located um i called and ordered some of their product i don't know if i'll ever do that um because i'm not doing this to make money but he is the one that said hey i'll share this guy with you um behind the scenes tommy has been

1:05:43 one of our biggest advocates. He talks to everybody about the research that we do. And he's the guy that hooked me up on the Alex Jones. Regardless of whatever you think of Alex Jones, to get this message out, I'll talk to anybody. I will talk to anybody about this message because that's how important I think it is. That was Tommy.

1:06:11 He has done so much for all of us in getting all of this information out. He does have a big audience and he does know a lot of very important people. So I thank him from the bottom of my heart. He is the one that got me on the Crypto Rich show. So, yeah, love them all. SR, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. And I just want to say, since you don't do any of this for money.

1:06:40 It's all the more important that people listen and people pay heed to what's going on. Had you, to be honest with you, I'm always leery of those who have sponsors. Always leery of those who have sponsors. Thank God you don't. But again, they have to make money. The people who devote their entire life to this,

1:07:11 alpha being one of them i support them um i i use some of the products that he advertises on his channel for that reason um there's there are good people in this industry and i'm very selective about the um people that i type talk highly about um alpha warrior definitely is one of them he always has my six he's dming me stuff

1:07:41 um text message whatever and cancon's another one um one of the best guys in the whole world ash in america another one um but i have always firmly said that i don't want to be in any of those networks um what we do is independent of all of that now there has been people

1:08:07 behind the scenes that has donated money to reimburse me for the books that I buy. And that's the whole reason why we did the t-shirts and the coffee mugs, just so that we could generate a little bit money to offset my personal expense of doing this. And you guys, I've been very upfront with you. You have to pay hundreds of dollars for annual subscriptions to the whole thing with Rumble.

1:08:37 In order to be able to do what we do on Rumble, you have to be a premium member. That costs money. StreamYard costs money. And the only way that you can do, there's some people that I've interviewed that don't have Rumble. They don't know how to use it. So everybody uses StreamYard. So I had to buy a membership for it.

1:09:01 I don't do anything on StreamYard other than the Warhamster show. I tried doing Rumble and he doesn't like it. So we do all of those. But that is a more common. Alpha does all of his shows behind the scenes. He tried Rumble. He didn't like it. I love Rumble, by the way. But for those, you have to know how to use StreamYard.

1:09:26 the people that use stream yard like brian and those guys when we do our shows with um brian and dwayne they're always on stream yard so there are expenses to doing this it's not free um but i'm fairly confident that at some point enough of this information is going to be mainstream and we're not going to have to do this anymore

1:09:51 People are going to have the skills to do the research. They're going to have the skills to look at people and analyze their backgrounds based on the material that we're giving them, what prep school they went to, what college they went to. And that's why we're spending all this time building the foundation, especially what we're doing on Fridays with War Hamster, that all of you guys are going to know. How many of you guys have seen posts about the Fabian Society since we started talking about it? Yeah.

1:10:21 It's now being talked about by a number of different accounts. And of course, you know, you have the, oh, like I just stumbled across that. Whatever. I don't care. As long as they're talking about it. You have more people talking about these types of things. Gladio, I have never heard that word. My grandson's coming back over. I've never even heard that word. And now.

1:10:51 you hear people talking about it. So I think that's going to be the case with much of what we talk about. And I like being the person in the corner that when people post like the most recent one about those generals attending that seminar in North Carolina, very few people can look at this information with the depth that we've acquired and be able to point out.

1:11:20 Oh, I know exactly who that guy is. He's tied to MK Ultra. He's tied to the CIA. He's tied to all of this stuff. And we're sending general officers. And I sent that information to somebody that I know because of doing this. And they're going to make sure people in Washington, D.C. see that post again.

1:11:43 You have to get yourself out there and do those things in order to have that network to be able to make a difference. There's a lot of stuff that goes on behind the scenes, but it's the network that you guys see. I don't have like any secret sources. I told you guys that a long time ago. I have a broad network in the Air Force, some of which are still on active duty, that I can call and get information from.

1:12:10 Um, but I'm not one of those people that throw things out there. Like my sources said, I don't have any sources. Um, so anyway, take that for whatever it is, but I, I love you guys. Um, I love all of the information that you share with me. Um, I, I'm so proud of you guys as far as the, um,

1:12:34 research that you guys do on your own and share with us. It's just an amazing network that we have set up now. So keep it coming in. That's all I can say. But I do have one thing I want to say to all of you. If you guys have been, and I've said this about once a year, I say it, I'm going to say it again. If you guys think that I know anything about how to help people that

1:13:04 say that they've been victim of MKUltra. I know nobody. I can't help you. You can send me a million DMs and believe me, they do. I'm not going to respond. I can't help you. I don't know anybody. I'm just here reading books, presenting this information. So my heart goes out to people. I have no way of vetting whether that's true. And I'm not going to

1:13:35 put that information i'm not going to repost it because i have no idea of the one person that did this early on i found out was a complete fraud and i had so many people in our audience go why won't you help him i can't i don't know anybody um and when i found out he was a fraud i did say that

1:14:00 And of course, he blocked me immediately because I had the receipts that he was lying. I just happened to know somebody that was deployed with him to Afghanistan. And to say the guy was a fruitcake would be generous. And that showed me early on that you cannot take these people that profess to be victims.

1:14:30 um at their word and because i don't have any way of vetting that i am not going to respond to those types of dms i'm just going to delete them and move on so i know that's not for the normal viewer but obviously people watch this and think that i know something because i have all of this inside information i don't have any inside information every tidbit of information i have is in a book

1:14:59 that someone else has spent years accumulating and writing a book. And that's what we put out is just factual information that has been documented in a book. Go ahead, Bridget. And we've also seen other ones of those attack you directly. Oh, yeah. Publicly. We're not. And we're not part of an intel agency. We're not.

1:15:33 representing any agency whatsoever. And we've lost people along the way. You know, this is just about exposing truth. Yep. And sharing information. Yep. Yep. That's it. That someone else, again, you know, if you look at the, I feel like we have a duty to expose this information. I've been going through.

1:16:02 What's his name? Maximus. I love that guy. He sent me a link to Danny Casolaro's notes. Guys, the octopus that he's describing is Gladio. All of the tentacles, the Innslaw promise, all of this stuff. I've been amazed at how much information that Danny Casolaro.

1:16:29 accumulated his handwriting is almost impossible to read um but i can read enough of it and there are articles that he had he was basically researching everything that we've been exposing for the last four years there's people that has paid with their life to do timely research into this and um i believe that the american people need to know what that information is they paid a dear price

1:16:58 for us to know it um so all along go ahead yeah speaking of danny castellero and the related i i'm pretty sure christic institute suit yes um being not young um and i lived in washington dc our nation's blessed capital in the year in the 1980s mid 80s so

1:17:30 And as you know, I kind of, I guess I consider myself an actual leftist, which is, you know, a definite asterisk because when you're older, you realize just how much disinformation is, you know, sold through sleigh of hands so that it seems like it comes from the left.

1:17:59 And I understand completely the aspect that there's no left and no right. I think that's half true. But the problem that's only half true is because the perception, the socially media perception of a left and a right is definitely used by the CIA to fuck with us, if you'll pardon my regulated French. And so I remember.

1:18:29 the eight the mid 80s is kind of an interesting point because it's like the last time in which the so-called left was allowed to talk about anything cia at all because it was also at the height of the no chomsky fake left fumigation you know flat out lying about jfk's foreign policy which has everything to do with um when did the cia actually become the government right so um 1947.

1:19:01 Well, yeah, I mean, we could quibble there, but some people had disagreed with that. And what a coincidence. Those were the ones who were assassinated. Nothing to see here. But anyway, back to the Christic Institute and Casolaro. It's like what I remember from that period is that Casolaro, Christic Institute, you know, discourse or what have you would get into the so-called.

1:19:29 you know, controlled left media. And it seems like in some ways that may have, because it wasn't really followed up with very deeply, it just ended up being dropped completely and may have played a role in just fogging up the situation where the most fog was needed. Because it was definitely mentioned, like in, say, Nation magazine, Z magazine.

1:19:57 type controlled left publications. And so it's interesting that Danny Castellaro, Christic Institute stuff, it was there on the controlled left in the 1980s, mid 80s. Then it just got dropped for like 40 years until somehow it ends up in the octopus phrase again, resurrected 50 or like 40 years later.

1:20:23 And again, I'm not suggesting that it's disinformation at all, but it seems I actually need to go back and look at a lot of the stuff in it because it seems like there may well have been a lot of there there. I mean, if you think so, I'm definitely going to have to relook at it. I am telling you that the things that he was researching is Gladio.

1:20:54 He was researching BCCI. He writes several notes. I mean, pages and pages and pages of notes of references of BCCI. And of course, this is done to your point. In the 80s, he was murdered in 91. So for him to have this information was like way ahead of the curve.

1:21:23 Way, way ahead of the curve. Because most of the books that I've read about BCCI didn't come out until the late 90s. And so he definitely was on to many of these. And I'm not going to vouch for the Christic Institute, just like I won't vouch for any of the people that are any of the organizations that.

1:21:51 were involved during that time, because I do think every one of them had their own interests at heart. But what I can unequivocally tell you is his research and tying the promise software to the movement of money and its ties to the CIA is amazing in what I've read thus far.

1:22:19 barely have cracked the surface because there is gigabytes of information. They scanned all of his handwritten notes, all of the articles that they found in files. Now, the ones that he had with him when he was murdered were stolen. So we don't know what those were. They're probably obviously critical to the story, but...

1:22:47 yeah i mean he was on to a lot of different things um and he he had documentation in folders about the cia's modification to promise software on that indian reservation um so everything that we've covered um is mentioned in those files and again he was way ahead of his time so i'll just say that

1:23:17 I kind of just look at their individual efforts as opposed to who they associated with. Which is why they took him out. He definitely was murdered. He was definitely murdered. And we know to all along's point, you know, we have congressman after congressman after congressman, state senators. Anytime they get out of their lane, they're murdered.

1:23:47 And those are the people that we need to pay attention to because they were obviously onto something that threatened the hierarchy. That's kind of my going in position. So anyway, I will continue going through those notes. And anything that I find that we haven't already covered, I will definitely cover and let you guys know. So, but thus far.

1:24:18 It's basically what 10 to 20 years ahead of what books that I have gathered and read. I've not seen anything that specifically talks about the stay behind units or Gladio per se, but he definitely has situational awareness of what he's dealing with. That comes across crystal clear to me.

1:24:47 Anyway, and I'm just kind of randomly going through folders because there's about a million folders there. Some of them are very interesting. Others are just notes that, again, are very difficult to read. And I don't know who all the players are. I am writing down names so I can go back and look and see what happened to those people that he makes assertions about. So anyway.

1:25:17 It's a long-term project. All right, that's it for today. I'm going to jump off here so I can grab some dinner. You guys have a nice evening. I'll let you know if I do the round table at seven. And then tomorrow we will be with War Hamster at noon and be back here. Hopefully we'll finish up this book tomorrow. There's just a couple of more highlighted areas that doesn't say CIA, CIA, CIA.

1:25:47 that um i want to bring to you guys so we'll do that tomorrow um take care everybody see ya

Entities here

Robert Vesco25 Bobby Hall25 Investors Overseas Services14 Danny Casolaro12 Lucien Conein12 Thomas Richardson10 BR Fox Company8 Operation Gladio7 Mitch Werbell6 BCCI5 Richard Nixon4 Robert Richards Jr.4 Costa Rica4 Jack Ginsburg4 John Kelly4 Larry Blaine Javidin4 Christic Institute4 Vince Kelly4 International Credit Bank of Switzerland4 Vietnam4 United States3 Michael Morrissey3 Mafia3 Sardinia3 Inertel3 Murder of Danny Casolaro3 Jivenden3 Special Operations Group3 MKUltra3 Robert Maheu3 Al Madrid3 France3 Hollywood3 Resorts International3 Howard Hughes3 Security Consultants International2 1963 South Vietnamese coup d'état2 Sukarno2 Los Angeles Police Department2 United States Department of Defense2

Claims made here

Robert Vesco funded BR Fox Company book_quoted ▶ 2:00

“entity where they could have like a quote-unquote free port where they could do all of their narcotics weapons trafficking and that type of thing with their own government and so he's asking if it eve…”

Senator Weicker covered_up Special Operations Group book_quoted ▶ 2:30

“through the Dirty Dozen, was working with the BR Fox and the CIA and the devices. And he talks about a Senator Weicker, W-E-I-C-K-E-R, that had intervened with charges against the DEA, forcing the ass…”

Michael Morrissey designed BR Fox Company book_quoted ▶ 3:02

“Reporters that accepted Koenig's dismissal of the B.R. Fox affair point out that the explosive devices designed by Morrissey had never been manufactured, which isn't true. They were. And it goes on to…”

Mitch Werbell founded Security Consultants International book_quoted ▶ 6:22

“makes the assertion that having B.R. Fox there was basically the cover for the CIA's use of it as, and the DEA, because who's going to question the DEA, was a cover for the CIA using it for all of the…”

Robert Vesco moved_to Costa Rica book_quoted ▶ 8:26

“He's the guy that basically took over iOS, the investors overseas services, stole about, depending on who you read, $200 to $300 million out of that company and headed off to Costa Rica. You can do a …”

Robert Vesco stole Investors Overseas Services book_quoted ▶ 8:26

Lucien Conein member_of Mafia book_quoted ▶ 10:02

“activity in France and Lucien Koenig being part of all of this. And again, he was part of the French underworld, the Corsican mafia and all of that stuff. He's the one that works with Nixon basically …”

Richard Nixon targeted_for_regime_change Mafia book_quoted ▶ 10:02

Otto Skorzeny operated_in Sardinia book_quoted ▶ 12:03

“Now, everybody knows Sardinia is the island that Otto Skorzeny used as part of the Gladio training network. In particular, it was used for kidnapping and torture techniques, just like they use the Can…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 12:33

“Sardinia is one of their favorite training sites because it's an island in the Mediterranean off the coast of France, Italy, and really easy to get to from Spain where Otto Skorzeny was hanging out as…”

Investors Overseas Services laundered_money_for Mossad host_asserted ▶ 18:33

“similarities of the names. This is ICB as opposed to BCCI. It does look like International Credit Bank of Switzerland, who was ran by what most people view as a money launderer for intelligence agenci…”

International Telephone and Telegraph funded Chile book_quoted ▶ 22:38

“and was a frequent guest of B.B. Roboso, with whom he banked. Crosby's private intelligence agency, Intertel, was even then working with the White House aides and ITT executives, ITT executives being …”

Inertel did_business_with International Telephone and Telegraph book_quoted ▶ 23:11

“Chile, which they did. That ITT, International Telephone and Telegraph. Those executives were working with Intertel to discredit Jack Anderson's revelations about ITT's role in Chile. So just thought …”

Robert Vesco ordered_assassination_of Bobby Hall book_quoted ▶ 27:45

“His teenage daughter said that a month before he was murdered, Hall had taken her on a picnic for Father's Day. She noticed that her dad was carrying a gun and she asked him why. His exact words were,…”

Thomas Richardson supplied_arms_to Robert Vesco book_quoted ▶ 32:03

“detective's murder, had received a six-year prison sentence for bilking brokerage banks and Ivy League College of millions of dollars. It was Richardson who'd provided Vesco with the use of his execut…”

Thomas Richardson recruited Bobby Hall book_quoted ▶ 32:32

“federal narcotics officer John Kelly to have Vesco's New Jersey office swept for bugs. As it happened, Richardson had also employed Bobby Hall at the same time, dispatching the private eye to the Baha…”

John Kelly covered_up Robert Vesco book_quoted ▶ 34:14

“Vesco's home was being swept by Bobby Hall. Huh, that's really weird. Why would the DEA want to remove bugs on a suspected heroin trafficker? Well, we all know the answer to that. Four years later, Jo…”

Bobby Hall plotted Robert Vesco book_quoted ▶ 38:29

“He had a contingency plan. A politically ambitious prosecutor might well be willing to exchange the fugitive financier for the jailed stockbroker. But Richardson's information, no matter how incrimina…”

Larry Blaine Javidin spied_on Morocco book_quoted ▶ 40:02

“In 1972, the ex-Marine had worked on an investigation involving Morocco and narcotic smuggling, two areas that was very close to Vesco's heart. In his letter to Captain Ike Eisenhower, Jiveden establi…”

Howard Hughes financed_via Irving Trust Company host_asserted ▶ 41:56

“The money came out of Switzerland and was laundered through Irving Trust Company. Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo appear to have been points of gold pickups. He goes on to say, although I never was invo…”

Jivenden proposed 1963 South Vietnamese coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 42:59

“Jiveden told Eisenhower that he was in touch with three contract CIA operatives in Latin America who would provide support, weapons, and maintenance for a kidnapping. Central to his scheme and giving …”

Bobby Hall did_business_with Robert Vesco host_asserted ▶ 44:03

“Used to smuggle drugs and weapons back and forth across the border. And that he frequently allowed, either through lease or whatever, Robert Vesco to use that exact same aircraft. Huh. Jaibuddin's kid…”

Robert Richards Jr. hired Bobby Hall host_asserted ▶ 45:11

“of bugs. So they didn't get implicated. So he goes on to say that Hall's relationship to Richardson was complicated and the indicted stockbroker had hired the private detective to learn the identity o…”

Jack Ginsburg lived_in Shanghai host_asserted ▶ 45:44

“John Kelly being one of them, the DEA guy. Jack Ginsburg, who was a pornographer. He owned XXX Inc. He was the son of a white Russian. He had spent his youth inside of a decadent Shanghai colony, but …”

Gene LaBelle member_of Bobby Hall host_asserted ▶ 46:18

“This community, colony, whatever you want to call it, was an opium den that engaged in kinky sex. He was a financial consultant to Richardson. Gene LaBelle was another candidate. He was a wrestler and…”

Vince Kelly member_of Los Angeles Police Department host_asserted ▶ 48:22

“And that he had his contact man there was a guy by the name of Vince Kelly, who had been a veteran of the L.A. Police Department. And weirdly enough, this guy, Vince Kelly, was referred. He actually w…”

Inertel carried_out_attack Howard Hughes host_asserted ▶ 49:21

“and their internal security system. And of course, shortly after this is when Intertel works with the security staff at the summer entity of Howard Hughes to kidnap Howard Hughes. So maybe the tranqui…”

George Yoakum introduced Bobby Hall host_asserted ▶ 49:54

“It comes out that Hall was introduced to Kelly by a guy by the name of George Yoakum. Yoakum and Hall both said that they gave Ginsburg, the pornographer, a .38 caliber revolver. And that's what he wa…”

George Yoakum supplied_arms_to Jack Ginsburg host_asserted ▶ 49:54

Lucien Conein coordinated 1963 South Vietnamese coup d'état host_asserted ▶ 53:38

“OK, we need a much stronger domestic government if we are going to land a massive number of ground troops in Vietnam, because this government is like quick. You can't land, you know, that many troops …”

Lucien Conein member_of Organization of American States host_asserted ▶ 55:10

“He was in charge of the embedded CIA presence in the newly formed DEA with an assassin squad. So, yeah, for decades, he is a central player in this entire thing. He knew everybody in the French OAS, t…”

Danny Casolaro researched Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:16:02

“What's his name? Maximus. I love that guy. He sent me a link to Danny Casolaro's notes. Guys, the octopus that he's describing is Gladio. All of the tentacles, the Innslaw promise, all of this stuff. …”

Danny Casolaro member_of Christic Institute host_asserted ▶ 1:19:57

“type controlled left publications. And so it's interesting that Danny Castellaro, Christic Institute stuff, it was there on the controlled left in the 1980s, mid 80s. Then it just got dropped for like…”

Danny Casolaro studied_at Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:20:23

“And again, I'm not suggesting that it's disinformation at all, but it seems I actually need to go back and look at a lot of the stuff in it because it seems like there may well have been a lot of ther…”

Danny Casolaro studied_at BCCI host_asserted ▶ 1:20:54

“He was researching BCCI. He writes several notes. I mean, pages and pages and pages of notes of references of BCCI. And of course, this is done to your point. In the 80s, he was murdered in 91. So for…”