The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 8

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0:00 Hello, hello, hello. Rumbles acting a little crazy over here. So, wasn't able to play my intro because it decided to be stupid. Okay, today's been crazy. I did Tommy's show this morning and then I had a new show. It won't be out for a couple of weeks. He records his ahead of time that I did at noon, which was...

0:34 fun. And he knows a lot about the Fabians and some about Gladio and very nice guy. I probably will do a few more of his shows in the future. But let me grab his name since I'm talking about him. Charles Robinson, his podcast. So that was fun. Okay.

1:05 We're on chapter 23, flying. And this is, we're still talking about the kind of Latin America angle. And the title of this chapter is called Paper Trail. And it starts off talking about the Gulfstream II jet that had crashed.

1:33 landed in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula in late September 2007 that had four tons of cocaine on it and had been linked by media and internet reports to everything, including aliens. It's like, we have no idea where this stuff, it just fell out of the sky. Yeah.

2:04 In late 2007, the author was trying to figure out what was going on. And this particular Gulfstream 2 jet, whose tell number was N987SA, had been used, weirdly enough, from 2003 to 2005, and you guessed it, CIA trips they had been making from the U.S. East Coast,

2:36 to Gitmo as part of the whole Blacksite prison fiasco. A McClatchy newspaper pointed out, quote, no terrorist suspects are known to have been transferred to Gitmo directly from the U.S., unquote. That may be true, but there's a lot of...

3:04 doctors, lawyers, CIA agents that were flying from the United States to Gitmo. So in other words, they're trying to refute the fact that this is potentially a CIA plane going, that couldn't possibly be because we weren't like transporting terrorists from the United States. No, no, there's a whole lot of other logistics that goes on to support Gitmo.

3:34 kind of everybody knows. The AP in 2011 reported on a court case that focused on the CIA's rendition flights. And this is a quote. Under DynCorp, Richmore Aviation Inc. provided 10 passenger Gulfstream jets and flight crews for its government clients nearly once a month between May of 2002 and January of 2005, according to

4:05 invoices. The maiden flight was in May of 2002 from Washington to Gitmo and back. By the end of the year, the Gulf Streams were flying more complex routes that paralleled the suspected movements of high-value al-Qaeda to black site prisons. Every time the Gulf Stream and other planes in Rich Moore's fleet took to the air, they carried one page

4:32 transit documents on State Department letterhead, the notices known as letters of public conveyance, convenience, were addressed to whoever is made concerned, stating that the jets could be treated as official flights and the accompanying personnel was under contract to the U.S. government. And what's hilarious about that, that's exactly the document.

5:01 That was in those document protectors on Evergreen Airlines that I used to work on. That was them. They're in document protectors on the pilot door, the cabin door into the cockpit. I've seen them. And they list the countries that they're authorized to fly into with basically diplomatic immunity. That's hilarious. The suggestion that the CIA plane.

5:31 in 2007 was flying a huge quantity of drugs towards the U.S. and assured that this incident would attract lots of attention. It was not just a run-of-the-mill drug run. The jet might have been part of a U.S. law enforcement undercover operation or trafficking run involving corrupt DEA or CIA. Who knows? It's not like that doesn't happen. Through CIA asset.

6:03 Baroque Vega public records and other sources, the author had confirmed that one of the Gulf Stream 2's owners at the time that it crashed in Mexico has the same name as a pilot who transported U.S. law enforcement with CIA assistance during secretive flights to Panama involving Colombian narco traffickers. His name was Greg Smith. Now there's several,

6:34 Greg Smiths. So there's going to be some confusion over which Greg Smith they are. And interestingly enough, there's more than one Greg Smith in Florida. That's a pilot that flew this type of aircraft. Isn't that convenient? So the Greg Smith, whose name appeared on the crash cocaine jet bill of sale,

7:04 was questioned as to whether that was the same one that Vega had mentioned flying CIA missions. The author's efforts to contact Smith and O'Connor, who was the other name on the bill of sale, proved unsuccessful. But he did manage to track down Joao Malago, one of the owners of Donna Blue.

7:35 the company that sold the jet to Smith and O'Connor. Malayo, who is a Brazilian citizen with business interests in Florida, shared his concern about how his company had been portrayed in the news. Quote, I had some problems when I sold the plane for this two guys. Greg Smith and O'Connor bought the plane and asked me to hold the bill of sale for one week.

8:06 Until they got in Mexico, where the plane will be delivered for a charter company there. I told him that all the papers will be at a company with the delivery and bill of sale in their name. This aircraft was delivered on September 16th at 5 p.m. in Fort Lauderdale. And they flew the aircraft from there.

8:41 to Toluca, Mexico. After two weeks, they did that flight with drugs. The authorities in the US call me and I show all the papers for that. And I was never part of the DEA, CIA, or FBI. Some people told on the internet that my company is a CIA cover. And that brings lots of problems for me.

9:12 first, it's not true. And you can imagine if these people came to talk with me, I have family and I don't want any more problems. Well, number one, you're not going to tell me that it's true anyway. So whatever. Malayo agreed to email the author a copy of the bill of sale that list.

9:37 Smith's name. The emergence of this document, which has been discussed in many media reports, but not made available to the public, creates an opportunity for some comparison because there was a signature on it. Smith, who Vega claims served as his pilot in his work for the U.S. government, is listed as an officer of a Fort Lauderdale-based company called Arrow Group Jets.

10:07 Inc. Court records that the author dug up also support Vega's contention that the company provided a jet to assist Vega's work, flying back and forth with all of his prearranged plea deals for drug traffickers. A search of the corporate records available online

10:30 at sunbiz.org in Florida indicates that this same address as Aero Group Jets, which was Commercial Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, there were also other companies listed there, which is one of the things you always look for. In addition to Aero Group Jets, there was Aero Flight Services and Jet America Inc., a good sign you're looking at a CIA operation. A search of the Florida

11:01 Records revealed that O'Connor has an even longer record of entrepreneurship, with his name appearing on half a dozen companies in the Fort Lauderdale area. O'Connor and Smith's companies, including Smith's Aero Group Jets, are now inactive or no longer operating. The corporation records for Aero...

11:30 Group Jets do include Smith's signature from a 1998 annual report filing. The bill of sale provided to me by Donna Blue Company also includes a signature supposedly by Smith. There are some striking similarities, including the fact that some of the letters appear to be pinned in precisely the exact same way. Mike Levin,

12:02 a former undercover DEA officer who now is an expert witness in court cases, had this to say about the signatures. Quote, I did much of this handwriting comparison work without using an expert, but my opinion was accepted before grand juries as having a significant amount of work experience in comparing handwritings. I would say the samples that you sent me are definitely the same handwriting. Unquote.

12:32 So it does appear that the Greg Smith with the millions of dollars of cocaine in the crashed aircraft is the CIA associated Smith pilot that had been used repeatedly by the CIA. Weird. It was during his work for the FBI and DEA in Latin America that Vega, again, also a CIA asset, ran across Greg Smith, whom Vega claims.

13:05 brought in by the FBI to pilot some 25 to 30 flights back and forth for him and narco-traffickers. The author already revealed the leaks of classified information from the U.S. Embassy in Bogota that were discovered in 1999 in the course of the Colombian narco-traffickers basically revealing ahead-of-time potential busts and spray missions and all that other stuff.

13:36 He also mentioned the Kent memo, which basically was a whistleblower compilation of all of the truth that was going on. On at least one occasion, Vega said, a CIA agent actually flew in the jet during one of the Latin American missions. Though he stresses that the agent simply needed to hitch a ride. Sure.

14:04 The CIA even popped up during the course of Tensley's Cali Man investigation in Columbia. It's going to pop up in every drug if you go high enough. A DEA internal affairs report that the author obtained, quote, DEA Miami Division Special Agent Vasquez stated between June and December of 1999, he received a complaint from un...

14:32 known CIA personnel concerning DEA group supervisor David Tensley and the fact that he, Tensley, was somehow interfering with CIA operations, unquote. The CIA operations was drug trafficking because Tensley worked in the DEA and was tracking drug trafficking.

14:54 So if Tensley is interfering with a CIA operation, it had to be drug trafficking because that's his job. In addition, one of the files leaked to the narco trafficker in the Bogota, Columbia, out of the Bogota, Columbia embassy by the DEA was a CIA file. The leaking of the file exposed in the 2004 Kent memo.

15:23 compromised intelligence gathering by the CIA in Colombia on some 200 narco traffickers, according to Vega. Although law enforcement sources familiar with the leak said they just couldn't confirm that it was actually a CIA document. It appears that the CIA fingerprints were all over the Bogota connection.

15:48 Given Mr. Smith's connection to the Gulfstream cocaine jet allegedly tied to past CIA operations, Vega now says he cannot rule out that Smith might be a player not only for the DEA and FBI, but the CIA. It's just a matter of time in every one of these operations that's drug trafficking.

16:11 Vega also says by the events that played out after he was released from his 52-day jail stint stemming from the tax case related to his work with Tensley's DEA group, Vega claims that prior to his arrest on the tax charge, as part of a lease purchase deal, he put $250,000 down on buying a jet that Smith had piloted in the narco-trafficking recruiting trips.

16:40 Vega said that in addition to the missions for the U.S. government, he also used the jet for traveling on his personal business, which was as a fashion photographer, which was his official cover. He said my operations use fashion as a cover and beauty as a weapon, according to Vega. Vega says he attempted to recover the jet or the money that he advanced for the aircraft, but was paid a visit by the FBI.

17:10 who told him in no uncertain terms, stay away from that aircraft. Vega alleges that he was never allowed to recover his money, and he has no idea what happened to that jet. So, some people have told the author that CIA operations has a practice to set up separate companies for each operation.

17:39 So if something goes bad and a jet is lost, you only lose that one. And we've definitely seen that. They have different front aviation companies for different operations. The sources say that CIA operates like a large management company and regularly contracts for services as needed, including pilots. That's definitely true.

18:05 Because of the nature of the clandestine work, the source contend that the CIA has to deal with the shadowy world of criminal organizations because the agency itself is considered an illegal operation in foreign countries. It should be stressed that at any point, it is not clear what role Smith really played in the Gulf Stream 2 fiasco. But he bought a jet.

18:36 That was a CIA jet. He has companies that look like CIA front companies. And his jet that he had just bought several days before the mission had a whole crap ton of drugs on it. So, weird. I'm sure it's all just a coincidence. It turns out that the Gulfstream 2 cocaine jet was...

19:07 thrust into the international spotlight after it fell out of the sky with the four tons of cocaine on it, was part of a secretive government operation being carried out under the flag of the Department of Homeland Security. You know, the one that has a special cell in it that is actually CIA?

19:37 Kind of like Division 5 and the FBI. Yeah, that one. DHS was spearheading the operation called Mayan Jaguar. It said it was a immigrations and custom enforcement operation.

20:05 The revelation surfaced during a high-level meeting at DEA headquarters in December of 2007. The operation also appeared to be badly flawed. Well, obviously at this point. It has been carried out unilaterally. Always, it's unilaterally because it definitely doesn't involve the CIA. By ICE and without the knowledge of the Mexican government.

20:37 packed Gulf Stream abrupt impact with the Earth. This is a case of ice running amok, said the DEA agent. If this operation was being run by the book, they would not be doing it unilaterally without participation of the DEA. At this point, this is just laughable. None of this shit's done unilaterally. They all know about it. And the unilateral is the after story.

21:07 to make sure it doesn't spread to other entities that are also right in on it. The fact that the Gulf Stream 2 was forced to ditch over the Yucatan Peninsula was odd. If ICE operated as alleged,

21:26 It does not have the proper controls in place, law enforcement sources told the author. If the operation was being adequately monitored and controlled in coordination with Mexican authorities, the jet would have, excuse me, been directed to land. So why were the pilot and co-pilot of the jet with four tons of Colombian cocaine

21:53 If this was a sanctioned ICE operation, plausible deniability, because they were non-U.S. citizens. The pilot was a Mexican citizen, claimed the jet and its cocaine cargo belonged to the drug cartel. Well, depending on whether or not they got their payment yet, that may be technically true, but it was commissioned by somebody.

22:21 He also said it was attempting to deliver tons of Colombian cocaine to an infamous Mexican drug cartel. An official with the Mexican federal attorney general office said that. The Associated Press said that Mexican authorities arrested the plane's pilot, identified as Edith Munez Sanchez, Tuesday night.

22:50 Munoz, a Mexican citizen, was treated for dehydration and a broken knee and taken to the Capitol for questioning. The official said Munoz told authorities the plane and cocaine belonged to the Sinaloa drug cartel chief El Chapo Guzman, who escaped from federal prison in 2001 and is the Mexico's, at the time, most drunk.

23:18 wanted drug lord. And what's interesting about this is based on all of this research, of course, these people are pre-programmed to say it may or may not be El Chapo's. I'm not going to say that. But in the case you're caught, you always implicate your competitor. That's part of the whole.

23:41 way that this operation worked that we've noticed in the past. You never out your own organization. So the author goes back to the bill of sale of the Gulfstream jet, which was sold only weeks before the crash. Listed Greg Smith, who we've covered, his name shows up as a past FBI, DEA, and CIA pilot.

24:12 Mexican authorities interrogated the pilots of the ill-fated cocaine jet prior to turning them over to DEA agents for questioning. The DEA confirmed that it was now handling the investigation, both into the jet crash and the seizures.

24:32 It appears that the pilots spilled the real beans on the ICE operation during their interrogation by Mexican authorities. DEA sources told the author, the high-level meeting held at DEA headquarters was focused in part on assessing the implications of the information. The Mexican government had chosen not to raise a stink over the matter for fear.

24:58 jeopardizing the $1.4 billion U.S. aid package that had been promised to Mexico under Plan Mexico. See how easy that works? We just give American taxpayers out to these countries, tax dollars out to these countries, and we can do whatever we want because if they try to raise a stink and tell what we're actually doing, we'll just...

25:27 threaten them with their aid. So they'll just remain quiet and not tell all of our secrets. That's so convenient. Mexican law enforcement authorities also arrested in late 2007 an alleged money launderer by the name of Pedro Alfonso Alatorre Dami, whom they contend is linked to the Sinaloa narco-trafficking organization. They also claim that the narco-trafficking

25:56 financed the purchases of the Gulfstream II cocaine as well as a DC-9 jet that was busted by Mexican authorities in April of 2007 with a payload of 5.5 tons of cocaine. Both jets were sold while parked at St. Petersburg Clearwater International Airport. According to a report,

26:24 by Harold Altman and Karen Branch Bioso of the Tampa Tribune. That's like right down the road. So there is clearly a connection between the two jets. They are both sitting on the same tarmac. The thread that ties them together is the Sinaloa cartel pilot, Greg Smith, and U.S. federal agencies, including now ICE. However,

26:53 That gets really confusing. Did the cartel hire Smith and Clyde O'Connor, the other individual listed as the bill of sale owners, to handle the plane's purchase unaware that they were participating in a government operation? Well, that's a little, no, you can't be unaware because if you're operating as part of a government operation, you're going to be paid for your services.

27:24 Otherwise, you're just buying an airplane. It's not like you can do it and not know. So now it is possible that you could be a broker, but brokers have to have license. So if you're just brokering the cell and it's like you're sending it to a potential buyer in Mexico and oh, by the way, they take it on a joyride to Columbia and pick up some narcotics, you know, that could be a plausible answer.

27:57 but he actually bought the jet. So it's very interesting. Was the Sinaloa cartel connection to the plane simply invented by authorities as part of the coverup? Was the whole operation a CIA drug trafficking operation and they're just using ICE as a front? Oh my gosh, it's not like that's ever happened, except for every time it did happen.

28:29 The alleged involvement of ICE in a unilateral narcotic operation in a foreign country would be very unique. Not that it couldn't happen, it would be unique. The DEA is supposed to lead these types of operation. ICE had generated a lot of controversy in the 2000s when it ran an operation targeting Vicente.

29:02 Fuentes, narco-trafficking organization in Juarez, Mexico. And, you know, you can see that because it's literally right across the river, not deep into Mexico, not deep into Colombia. Juarez is a completely different story. ICE does things with the Mexican government in Juarez, as well as TIA.

29:32 Juana and just south of Brownsville in that area. That's not unusual. It's not nearly the same thing as being deep in Mexico flying drugs. Just going to say that out loud. Okay. In that particular operation, ICE placed an informant who was a former Mexican cop inside of a cell in Juarez and continued the operation even after ICE.

30:03 agents became aware that their informant was a murderer, murdering people, but we're going to keep them as an informant. And that, of course, is well-established policy in the federal government. They do that often. That is not unique. It's absolutely disgusting, definitely not unique.

30:32 This is the case that was dubbed the house of death that had resulted in 12 people being tortured, murdered, and buried in a backyard. One of the people doing that was an ICE informant. As is alleged with the current Mayan Jaguar operation, ICE officials in the house of death case were accused of operating unilaterally and going to great lengths to conceal it.

31:05 especially using the homicidal informant involved in murders. That is until a DEA agent, his wife and children were targeted by this cell for a trip to the gruesome house. And after an FBI informant was murdered in the U.S. as a consequence of the ICE informant's disguises.

31:31 ICE public affairs officials in Washington, D.C. failed to reply to several inquiries by the author seeking comment on the alleged Mayan Jaguar operation. The author also contacted Steve Robertson, a special agent for the DEA public affairs office in Washington, D.C. for comment on allegations that the Gulf Stream jet that crashed in Mexico was part of an ICE operation.

32:01 His response, Robinson's response, quote, I can't confirm or deny that it was an ICE operation, even if I knew it was the case. And I'm not saying it's true. Our Mexico City office is working an investigation on it now. It started after the seizure, the jet crash. It's on an ongoing investigation. It was not a DEA operation. The briefings I've gotten.

32:30 is that our investigation started after the seizure, unquote. The structure of the Mayan Jaguar operation, as outlined by the DEA sources, puzzles law enforcement officials that the author talked to. The operation appears to be playing out in Mexico and Colombia, where the cocaine was picked up.

32:55 absent any tight law enforcement controls and involving pilots that were not US citizens. As a result, the law enforcers agree any criminal cases that might result would only be pursued once the cocaine had entered the US via an ICE-controlled delivery point. The apparent lack of control of the operation south of the US border also raises questions as to how

33:24 Much of the cocaine made its way into the U.S. unchecked by the same type of operations. This one just happened to not make it. In the case of the House of Death, the informant actually had smuggled 100 pounds of marijuana across U.S. border behind the backs of his handlers. Yet ICE continued to use him. And I'm going to say it's not behind their back. They know what's going on.

33:53 They put these people on as informants to use them. It's a form of protection, you know, like mafia protection rackets. One proposition that all of the law enforcements who spoke with the author agreed on with respect to Mayan Jaguar is that even if DEA was precluded from participating in the effort, the CIA almost certainly was involved at some level.

34:25 They say no law enforcement operation is carried out overseas without CIA knowledge. Even if you try, they know because they have their own informants. Some U.S. media have reported that the Gulfstream 2 is suspected of possible links to the CIA terrorist rendition program and that the aircraft made several trips to Guantanamo Bay, which we already know.

34:52 A report from British government agency lists the Gulf Stream among the aircraft registered for European investigators that are interested in obtaining more information about a relationship in the rendition flights. Information on that particular aircraft, along with others, was released to the Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe.

35:19 in June of 2006 by Britain's Department of Transportation. Let me get Bridget back up here. This is a quote. On 7 April, the government published flight plan data received from Eurocontrol, the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation, concerning the movement of certain U.S. aircraft in and out of U.K. since 1 January 2001. 1 January.

35:52 2001. This data had previously been released by Eurocontrol to parliamentary assemblies of the Council of Europe to assist in its inquiries in allegations of rendition flights operating within Europe. Huh. 1 January 2001 rendition flights in Europe. Huh.

36:24 It did not, however, contain information about any passengers on board or the purpose of the flights. Since the disclosure of the initial flight plan data, the Council of Europe's inquiry broadened to include investigations into a number of additional aircraft. Former high-level supervisory U.S. Customs agent Mark Conrad, who says he dealt often with the U.S. intelligence community,

36:54 had no problem entertaining a CIA scenario where the Gulf Stream narco world was involved. He stresses that he has no direct knowledge of that particular operation, but suspects based on the operation's description that the CIA could even be running the show, which would be consistent with every other thing we've seen.

37:16 Conrad says ICE special agent talent has defected in droves from the agency due to Homeland Security's obsessive focus on what he described as snatch and grabs. He also said it being the Mayan Jaguar makes no sense and it makes perfect sense. There probably aren't six people left at ICE that could put up an operation like that together.

37:44 It could well be a CIA operation working under the cover of ICE, unquote. Gosh, that's like what happens all the time. Conrad says such a cover approach is not a crazy conspiracy theory. No kidding. He adds that when he was at U.S. Customs before its investigators became part of ICE, the CIA placed one of its agents in Japan with Customs credentials as a cover.

38:15 They do it all the time. They do it in the military. Such a structure could provide the CIA with the clearance it needed to carry out Operation Stateside with a convenient scapegoat if the operation imploded. And it provides plausible deniability and allows them to operate inside the United States, which is against the law.

38:39 It wouldn't be the first time the CIA has been accused of running roughshod over law enforcement priorities. In the early 1990s, the CIA ran a spook mission designed to infiltrate Colombian narco-trafficking groups. That resulted in at least a ton of cocaine, some of which was entered, well, the entire one ton entered. That was the one from Venezuela that we've talked about before. The former head of DEA, Robert Bonner,

39:10 incensed at the agency's actions, which was carried out over the DEA objections, went on a national television show and essentially accused the CIA of engaging in narcotic trafficking. The CIA operation, which was carried out with the assistance of the Venezuelan National Guard, the Cartel de la Soles, working with the CIA, being on their payroll. Yes, yes, and yes. It unraveled after U.S. Customs seized a load.

39:41 of the cocaine in Miami. So one way to avoid a repeat of that would be to use ICE and be on the inside of ICE. Whatever the Mayan Jaguar is designed to accomplish, the DEA sources who came forward with this information did so because they were convinced the operation would jeopardize legitimate law enforcement operations overseas.

40:13 they believed there was a cover-up going on. Congress, the author points out, could get to the bottom of this if they actually did an investigation, but they have no reason to want to do those investigations because they have no reason to want to expose the CIA, never have, still don't, probably won't. So that's it for today.

40:47 That's the end of that chapter. We don't have enough time to start the next chapter. We'll do it tomorrow. We'll probably be able to get a couple of them. You know, they have their own little... Their own little world. Yeah. You know, it's more than just like their own little government. It's like they have their own little nation that operates covertly.

41:19 around the world. Yes. And they remind me of fire ants. There's just nothing. Well, they have their, yeah, they have their own funding source. They have their own air force. They have their own Navy. They operate as a shadow country with a shadow government, but pretend that they're an intelligence agency reporting.

41:51 legitimately to the president of the United States and nothing could be further from the truth. With a national security rubber stamp to cover anything that they do that is illegal. Correct. And everybody just goes along with it like it's no big deal. SR, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. And thank everyone for attending here on Rumble and on Spaces.

42:18 I was just thinking about all of this. And we're talking about losing tons of cocaine through these planes and what they lost. And yet it made no dent. And then I started thinking about, gee, not only do you have the planes doing this, the tunnels as well. The tunnels that have been funded through CIA operations and everything else that goes on is unbelievable. Yep.

42:51 Why are you so mad? Go ahead. You said it many times. That is an interesting date for tracking airplanes in and out of the UK. You said January 1st, 2001. Yes. Ones that they were using for rendition flights, supposedly. When did 9-11 happen? Yeah. Absolutely what I was thinking when you said that. I was just like, boy, that is.

43:23 absolutely intriguing it's almost as if they they knew what what were we doing with rendition flights before 9-11 that's a very good question i would love to hear the answer to that because i don't think it just it very much so sounds fishy well it not in the bigger scheme of things i mean we know the answer to that they've been flying people around the black site prisons forever

43:54 That's exactly what they were doing in Operation Condor. They used AG Crypto and the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs computer system to track every fucking dissident into other countries and rendition them back to their former countries so they could torture and kill them. This has been ongoing for decades.

44:21 So I just thought it was very interesting that they're talking about a message of rendition flights being tracked within Europe before 9-11. Yeah, but they didn't do that before that? They didn't track them before that? No, they're just saying, no, no, that's not what it said. It's just that that was the date that was...

44:52 that it went back to the investigation that they were doing started in January of 2001. Um, that doesn't mean that, um, there wasn't other stuff going on before that, just the investigation that they were doing based on this message that got leaked to the author that they had been looking at rendition flights from January, 2001 on. Um, so I'm like, yeah.

45:22 I wrote what WTF in the column of my book. I'm like, what? January 2001? Huh. I thought that. Yeah. And you don't hear about that before that. So, yeah. So, that actually tells me, and the author calls them rendition flights, but they could very well be gladio flights of flying.

45:52 domestic terrorists around two operational locations because we know that they were using al-Qaeda and ISIS operatives from the former Mujahideen to conduct terrorist operations in Europe. Now, those are going to look exactly like a rendition flight, right?

46:16 If you're going to Tajikistan and picking up operatives and bringing them into European countries from somebody who doesn't know anything about Gladio, they would go, oh, and then it's because the aircraft is flying to Tajikistan to pick up the operatives and then flying back to Europe. Well, that's going to look just like a rendition flight when it's not a rendition flight at all.

46:45 it is a and what would be very interesting is to get a hold of that list and then compare that to domestic terrorist events and see what it looks like side by side and that's what i tell you that would be absolutely great to see because you gotta you i mean the correlation the possible

47:04 Just saying the possible correlation of the dates on that would be just astounding. Now you know why no one wants you to know about Operation Gladio, because you see everything when you wear Gladio glasses, you see everything differently. Is there a possibility of ever getting that information of getting those those flight records on on on things like on things like that and then being able to line up certain dates? Because that would be.

47:34 That would be awesome to see. Yeah, it would be, wouldn't it? Yeah, it would. I mean, where would we look? Well, I would ask Bill Conroy, the author of this book, after having a chat with him about what Operation Gladio is, where his sources were that got him that information to see if he could use his sources to get the actual report.

48:05 Maybe I'll do that. Yeah, if you could do that, that would be awesome. If you don't have the time to do that, which I know you're an extremely busy person right now.

48:15 Yeah, I've reached out to these authors before just to kind of like slide information in there so that, you know, some of them I hear back from, like Paul Williams, and then I interviewed him twice. Some of them I don't hear back from. Like I've DM'd Daniel Ganser. I would love to talk to him. He's never responded. He's the guy that wrote NATO Secret Armies. Yeah. Oh, wow. Okay. But, yeah.

48:45 It's a very interesting, I just wanted to make sure y'all caught that. Do you think you could do that? I mean, keep us updated. I will. I'll do it. That would be absolutely astounding to see. That would be great. Cool. Thank you. Sure. SR, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. We're talking about rendition flights in the UK in 2001. And you're also talking about moving around.

49:15 nefarious people to start with. If we, if we take a look at it in that manner. So I just did a simple query to find out key terrorist incidents in the UK in 2001. In March of 2001, there was a BBC television center bombing in London. Oh gosh. In three August, 2001, there was an Ealing bombing West London.

49:45 In November of 2001, there was a Birmingham bombing. Hold on. Go back to the BBC bombing and find out who was accused of doing the bombing. The IRA was accused of doing the bombing. Of course they were. That's hilarious because the IRA is the one that gets blamed for everything.

50:09 And we found out a long time ago the IRA was infiltrated by MI6 to implicate the IRA in domestic events. Go ahead with the next one. The IRA is accused in all three. Of course they are.

50:30 That's hilarious. And so it is completely plausible that they brought in outside. Now, it's not just the British. He found this on a British website, but it was actually a parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe. So it was an EU publication, but it was...

50:56 It was on the British Department of Transportation's website. So it was for the Euro control that is mentioned here is an element of the EU. That's what I'm saying. This is the fundamental problem that I see and the reason why without people being conversant in how

51:34 this entire global operation works, they are very limited to how they view particular events. You just see everything different with your gladio glasses on. So, yeah. And what's, it's so interesting to me that they do this on purpose. So they know even if they're

52:08 kind of superficially quote unquote found out, there's other things that people are going to jump to the conclusion of, like in this case, that it was a rendition flight when it may have not been a rendition flight at all, because they would look superficially exactly the same. So it's the perfect ever. So even if they're found out, they're not really found out at all.

52:45 Okay, so with that, I don't see any other hands. So we're gonna go ahead and sign off for today. We are going to, but you definitely wanna tune in tomorrow because the next chapter is CIA asset arrested. So it's a very interesting chapter. So I will see you guys tomorrow.

53:13 Thank you for being here. I appreciate it. Take care, everybody.

Entities here

Mexico City17 Greg Smith16 U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement15 CIA13 Baroque Vega11 Colombia9 Gulfstream II Crash8 Sinaloa Cartel6 Operation Gladio6 France5 David Tensley4 United Kingdom4 Guantanamo Bay4 Council of Europe4 Fort Lauderdale4 Arrow Group Jets4 Mark Conrad4 Operation Mayan Jaguar4 Joao Malago4 Eurocontrol4 U.S. Customs Service3 House of Death3 U.S. Department of Homeland Security3 Ciudad Juarez3 Donna Blue Aircraft3 Joaquin Guzman2 Venezuela2 Robert Bonner2 Robert Stevens2 Richmore Aviation2 Mike Levin2 United States2 Kent's memo2 Edith Munez Sanchez2 Birmingham bombing1 Birmingham, Alabama1 Miami1 Operation Stateside1 Bill Conroy1 NATO Secret Armies1

Claims made here

Greg Smith member_of Arrow Group Jets documented ▶ 9:37

“Smith's name. The emergence of this document, which has been discussed in many media reports, but not made available to the public, creates an opportunity for some comparison because there was a signa…”

Baroque Vega spied_on Sinaloa Cartel guest_asserted ▶ 12:32

“So it does appear that the Greg Smith with the millions of dollars of cocaine in the crashed aircraft is the CIA associated Smith pilot that had been used repeatedly by the CIA. Weird. It was during h…”

Baroque Vega recruited Greg Smith guest_asserted ▶ 12:32

U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement carried_out_attack Operation Mayan Jaguar documented ▶ 19:37

“Kind of like Division 5 and the FBI. Yeah, that one. DHS was spearheading the operation called Mayan Jaguar. It said it was a immigrations and custom enforcement operation.…”

Edith Munez Sanchez member_of Sinaloa Cartel documented ▶ 22:50

“Munoz, a Mexican citizen, was treated for dehydration and a broken knee and taken to the Capitol for questioning. The official said Munoz told authorities the plane and cocaine belonged to the Sinaloa…”

U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement covered_up Operation Mayan Jaguar host_asserted ▶ 30:32

“This is the case that was dubbed the house of death that had resulted in 12 people being tortured, murdered, and buried in a backyard. One of the people doing that was an ICE informant. As is alleged …”

Eurocontrol funded Council of Europe documented ▶ 35:52

“2001. This data had previously been released by Eurocontrol to parliamentary assemblies of the Council of Europe to assist in its inquiries in allegations of rendition flights operating within Europe.…”

Mark Conrad member_of U.S. Customs Service guest_asserted ▶ 36:24

“It did not, however, contain information about any passengers on board or the purpose of the flights. Since the disclosure of the initial flight plan data, the Council of Europe's inquiry broadened to…”

CIA recruited Mark Conrad speculative ▶ 36:54

“had no problem entertaining a CIA scenario where the Gulf Stream narco world was involved. He stresses that he has no direct knowledge of that particular operation, but suspects based on the operation…”

CIA recruited U.S. Customs Service guest_asserted ▶ 37:44

“It could well be a CIA operation working under the cover of ICE, unquote. Gosh, that's like what happens all the time. Conrad says such a cover approach is not a crazy conspiracy theory. No kidding. H…”

CIA carried_out_attack Operation Stateside speculative ▶ 38:15

“They do it all the time. They do it in the military. Such a structure could provide the CIA with the clearance it needed to carry out Operation Stateside with a convenient scapegoat if the operation i…”

CIA trafficked Colombia documented ▶ 38:39

“It wouldn't be the first time the CIA has been accused of running roughshod over law enforcement priorities. In the early 1990s, the CIA ran a spook mission designed to infiltrate Colombian narco-traf…”

CIA recruited Venezuelan National Guard documented ▶ 39:10

“incensed at the agency's actions, which was carried out over the DEA objections, went on a national television show and essentially accused the CIA of engaging in narcotic trafficking. The CIA operati…”

CIA recruited Cartel del Sol documented ▶ 39:10

U.S. Customs Service carried_out_attack Miami documented ▶ 39:10

Robert Bonner exposed CIA documented ▶ 39:10

CIA carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 43:54

“That's exactly what they were doing in Operation Condor. They used AG Crypto and the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs computer system to track every fucking dissident into other countries and rendition…”

CIA recruited ISIS host_asserted ▶ 45:52

“domestic terrorists around two operational locations because we know that they were using al-Qaeda and ISIS operatives from the former Mujahideen to conduct terrorist operations in Europe. Now, those …”

CIA recruited Al Qaeda host_asserted ▶ 45:52

CIA recruited Mujahideen host_asserted ▶ 45:52

Danielle Ganser founded NATO Secret Armies documented ▶ 48:15

“Yeah, I've reached out to these authors before just to kind of like slide information in there so that, you know, some of them I hear back from, like Paul Williams, and then I interviewed him twice. S…”