The Colonel’s Corner Book Club Overview

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0:00 Okay, this is going to be as awkward as awkward can be because I have rump up on video and I have to do this Colonel's Corner on X space as a video as well because we're going to look over books and we're going to highlight Bridget's book case that she did for me with all of my books.

0:30 It's going to be really dicey. I have no idea how this is going to work, but we're going to try it. So I will probably do a couple of these looking back and forth. If I could get the laptop a little closer for the rumble feed, I wouldn't have to keep changing my views. But anyway.

0:58 We're going to wait a couple of seconds. If you guys wouldn't mind reposting the space, I need to do my invites here real quick. And I will get them out to all of the groups that we normally send them to. So everybody knows that we're live. So give me just a second. And then we're going to start.

1:33 And they can just catch up and go back and get the beginning. Okay. SR71, I threw you a mic. If you want to come up and co-co-co-host as a speaker, that would be great. All right. So I have had so many people ask me about what to read because we have gotten so many new people in the Operation Gladio crew.

2:04 I am going to do a few. I may just take up a couple of days of our four o'clock to do this because it's so important for you guys not to believe anything that I say and do your own research. And so I want to show you some of the books that got me started down this road that we've been on for the last couple of years. Now, obviously, the first and foremost one is.

2:33 Paul Williams, Operation Gladio. And just so that you guys can see, if you guys look there, you can see that I write on all of my pages in all of the margins and I write notes. I went back to this book like probably a hundred times. And when I do in the research,

3:02 When I go back to the book, I will pick something new up, which is why it's so important that you have hard copies and not electronic books. It's fine if you're on a trip and you want to listen to something. Obviously, there's a whole laundry list of these. And yes, I will get the actual written list out some point. But I've been a little busy. So I just want to... And this is...

3:32 My dog actually ate my homework. He actually ate one of the pages out. Luckily, it was just a quote that I already had in another source. So I want to go through some of the chapter titles and just kind of give you an idea of what's in this book. First of all, he starts off describing the stay behind units. And of course, when I got this book, I had just been introduced to that.

4:03 Stay Behind Unit concept a couple of years ago. And that's how I found this book. Because when you do a search on Yandex for Stay Behind Units, one of the first things that comes up is Operation Gladio. And that's how I found this book and Paul Williams. So Stay Behind Units, that's the first thing that he explains. Then he talks about Lucky Luciano.

4:28 their drug trade specifically targeting Black neighborhoods in America, starting off with the jazz community in Harlem. And he goes and explains how basically the CIA set up the drug network. And in chapter three, he discusses the Vatican Alliance. And of course, those of you who've been following me for any time know that the Vatican was the original money launderer for the entire CIA drug.

4:57 weapons and human trafficking cash into real estate. And they set up a whole bunch of like 20 some front companies in order to do the money laundering. And it grew so fast and so big that they ended up having to create BCCI and Nugent Hand and all of the other banks that we've talked about. Then he goes on in chapter four and describes the drug network and basically Shane Kyshek and how the whole thing set up.

5:27 on the island of Formosa turned Taiwan and how you turn the KMT into a paramilitary organization. Or paramilitary using the parapolitical that we just covered in Peter Dale Scott's book about how the KMT paramilitary organization became a political party. Then he talks about secret society.

5:56 And in his words, the secret society that he's specifically referring to is the P2 Masonic Lodge. And how basically the P2 Masonic Lodge not only was set up in Italy, but it also had a chapter in Argentina. And that's fascinating given what we're going to be learning about the Nazis in Argentina.

6:26 Originally, the stay behind unit concept was all set up in Europe, transferred under NATO, thanks to Alan Dulles and Reinhard Galen. And so he goes on and he talks about the Swedish secret army, Gladio's first coup, meaning the European version of that. The Pink Pope, how.

6:53 They were basically saying that, again, anybody that talks to a communist, i.e. the USSR was dubbed a communist. The rigged Papal election, the new Nazi havens, the Rat King, Kloss Barbie, the Nazi gold, the new Vatican friends. And you can see.

7:20 He went into the Catholic Church role in Operation Gladio to some extent. And why is that? Because Paul Williams is a Catholic. Paul Williams taught in Catholic schools. When he began researching Operation Gladio, he was appalled at the role that the Catholic Church had played in it. And obviously, like my reaction to finding out the role of the military in it.

7:49 He was appalled. So he goes on and he talks about the rise of Mikkel Michael Sedona. And Sedona, for those of you who don't know, was dubbed the Pope's banker, met a really ugly death. But in the meantime, he he faked he actually had someone shoot him to fake like a terrorist attack, like he was under attack.

8:19 to gain sympathy. And it's a whole interesting scenario. And then in chapter seven, he talks about false flag terrorism, something we've all come to know and be traumatized by. And in this, I have lots and lots of notes on this one. He talks about the

8:47 Let me just read you a little bit. The strategy of tension gained increased impetus after U.S. President Richard Nixon took office in 1969. Henry Kissinger, Nixon's national security advisor, issued orders to Lucio Gelli. Gelli is the P2 Grand Puba Masonic Lodge Grand Mason. Through his deputy, General Alexander Haig.

9:15 And you guys can just search my timeline. I did a whole thread on Alexander Haig. He's a treasonous bastard. For the implementation of terror attacks and coup attempts, Kissinger was deeply concerned about the monumental gains of the quote-unquote Communist Party and the elections that were being held in Italy. Because again, what they refer to as Communist Party is people who want...

9:43 workers' rights, not necessarily actual communists. Not to say they don't exist, because they do, but they label anybody that they want to do an operation against as a communist. The financial spigots were open because they mentioned the special word communist. And in addition to the millions being channeled to the Masonic Lodge, P2, by the CIA,

10:14 Millions more were funneled to Sedona for the implementation of false flags. They were funneled and arranged and controlled by the U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin. In 1970 alone, Sedona received more than $10 million from the ambassador. Now, if you go look him up, because I did, he was the ambassador to Thailand.

10:44 You know where we paid the national police their $35 million to ship drugs out of there. Imagine that. He was also the ambassador to Italy. And he was the last ambassador to Vietnam overseeing the Phoenix program while he was there. He worked for FDR in the fascist national.

11:11 Recovery Act office that basically tried to implement socialism in the United States, and it was so outrageous and so obvious that the Supreme Court overturned it. He had a relationship slash mentorship with Harriman, the banker, and he started off in Army Intelligence in

11:40 No, none other than Southeast Asia. So obviously it goes on. It talks about the black prince called Borghese. It talks about. Yeah, I love this one. He had a very close relationship with the guy that ran the Italian state forest police. And why is that important? Because that's where they stash all the weapons. And again.

12:11 Going back over this book, which, like I said, I've done multiple times now that I know a lot more about Gladio, things just jump off the page that when I read it the first time, kind of trying to comprehend what Gladio was, I missed a lot of the really, really important parts. Talks about the stashing of the weapons in these caches and just the very beginning.

12:41 The case against the quote-unquote Red Brigade, which was blamed for all of the Operation Gladio terror attacks in Italy, it says the case against the brigades was eventually weakened by the discovery made near Terese by the carabinieri on February 24, 1972. The Italian officials stumbled upon underground arms dumps.

13:09 caches containing automatic rifles, grenades, and C4 of the type that only NATO had. It was at the time the most powerful plastic explosive in the world. So that National Forest Police were guarding all of these weapon caches. And once someone found one of them, then it became obvious to everyone that

13:38 the Red Brigade was being set up by the Italian government. Then it talks about all of the different explosions that happened and terror on a train, the master plan, Moro, their prime minister. Anyway, that's false flag terrorism. He goes on to talk about Gladio south of the border, which is basically Operation Condor. And crack.

14:12 Sedona, High Times, New Cross, because they weren't going to get out of the game, Desperate Dawn, The Pope Must Die, the shooting in St. Peter's, shooting at that point, a raid and misdirection, Blackfriars Bridge, which is the assassination of the

14:41 another banker in Italy that was working with Sedona and they decided that he needed to be killed. So basically what they did, his name was Calvi, C-A-L-V-I. Basically what they did was he's kind of fat and

15:05 They hung him off a bridge in London after arranging for him to, quote unquote, escape a trap in London. And they had tied a noose around his neck, flipped him over the bridge and put stones in. It was a hit. And the stones represented the, quote unquote, Masonic Lodge because they were material that Masons use.

15:38 Then it goes on killings and kidnapping, works of God, death as erection, and semper idem. So that's Operation Gladio. This book is chock full of well-documented so many things. And I started making notes when I was reading it of all the things the first time. I don't know if you guys can see that.

16:04 Coups that I knew had happened and that I needed to go look up after I read this book the first time. And sure enough, that sent me down another rabbit hole. He has so many footnotes in there that I was able to then buy other books. One of the other books is this one. This is my number two book, NATO's Secret Army. OK, this book is by Danielle Ganser.

16:34 And this book is amazing. Again, it's all written up. I got highlights. I got people's names circled. I've got businesses that were all involved that I soon termed the International Syndicate. And I'm just I want to show you these pages because it's so funny. You guys can see this is what my book looks like. I have all kinds of notes.

17:03 And let me just go down through a couple of this so you guys can get an idea. Now, Daniel Ganzer used this, but this is basically like his Ph.D. thesis. And his research, obviously having to withstand the thesis process is very well documented. He's got probably 30 pages of notes in here. And I just want to do an overview of this.

17:33 terrorist attack in Italy, a scandal shocks Western Europe, the silencing of NATO, CIA, the silence, sorry, of NATO, CIA, and MI6, basically describing the network, the secret war in Great Britain, the secret war in the US, the secret war in Italy, the secret war in France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Greece,

18:04 And basically what he does is he goes through each of those areas and talks about these operations inside of those countries. And again, I was like, holy shit, how do we not know any of this crap? He talks about different terrorist attacks that happened in Germany, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands. You guys heard all of the Brembart.

18:33 assassinations of grocery stores in Belgium. And he names names. He names the name of the networks that were involved. And there's a variety of them. There's not just, like in Turkey, there's not just gray wolves. There's other entities that carry out this same paramilitary operation. Okay. And then you guys know, I have all of the rest of these.

19:02 This is not a Gladio book per se, but there's three of these. That's the Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution. This is the first one. And then there's the one with FDR and the one with Hitler. These are once you understand Operation Gladio, these are very instructive to go back at that point and begin looking into the funding streams because you realize.

19:30 Since it started with the Bolshevik, I mean, it started before that with the Fabian Society. But as far back as the Bolshevik Revolution, you're going to run across all of the same names. So at this point, reading these three books is critical to understanding the broad overview of what's going on. Then I read this book. Actually, I read this book. This is how I found Stay Behind Units.

19:59 This book here, The Third Way. So I first read Anthony Sutton's book, just because I'm a history nut. And he talked about, obviously, when he was talking about Hitler, he started talking about Nazi International. In this book, they talk about the Madrid Circular. The Madrid Circular basically is a document that...

20:30 sets up, and I really need to go back through this book now that I actually know a lot more. The Madrid Circular is like the war plan, the covert war plan, excuse me, after World War II. So my hypothesis, of course, you guys have heard me say this, is we didn't win World War II. They took the Nazi international movement.

21:00 underground and began carrying it out covertly. And that's why all of the Nazis were dispersed, not just scientists. The Nazis were dispersed all over the world. And they were dispersed in order to carry out what is contained in the Madrid circular. And I don't think it's coincidental that Madrid, being a fascist country at the time under Franco,

21:27 is where all of the Nazis went in order to collaborate. And that's where Otto Skorzeny ended up after he was exposed very shortly after he moved to Paris, which is where NATO was set up. None of that's a coincidence. Otto Skorzeny was planned to be the NATO trainer. So he had to be close to NATO.

21:57 NATO was in Paris, France at the time. So all of them are collaborating in Paris, France. Otto Skorzeny, because of his scars, gets identified fairly quickly. And they have to move him to a safe haven, which just so happened to be Madrid, Spain. And that's where most of the focus, although NATO doesn't move to Belgium until much later in the 60s, but that's where most of the planning cell went because Franco would protect them.

22:27 No one was going to get in to out any of the Nazis. So an entire hybrid Nazi underground was created in Madrid. And they met and come up in 1950, which again is at the very beginning of this, with a Madrid circular. And when you read about the Madrid circular, it's crazy. It says, and I'm just going to read this one.

22:57 It's so crazy. It says the document itself is titled The War in Korea and World Political Possibilities for Germany and Europe. And it was originally classified as top secret. So how in the world are they talking about at the same time the Korean War gets kicked off, the Korean War?

23:27 How did they even know? So anyway, it's a very good book. I highly recommend it for you to understand what the planning process was that was going on. Now, we've talked about The Strange Tales. This is the book we just did of the parapolitical. It definitely moved up to my top 10 books after after I found that. But the other must read is.

23:57 Gladio, NATO's dagger at the heart of Europe. Okay, this book is by Richard Cottrell. And again, you can see all my notes in the margin, all my highlights. This book doesn't go country by country. It goes false flag by false flag. Let me read some of them. The Curse of the Two-Edged Sword.

24:25 May the force be with you. The propaganda of the deed. God's terrorist, Yves-Garin Sarac, and the press gang. That's a gentler press. One last French kiss. The devil in the deep blue sea, talking about Cyprus and Greece and their civil war that was a false flag, much like Ukraine's, the Maidan massacre. There was a massacre in Greece that set off a coup.

24:55 there as well. Behind the Mask of the Red Death, which was another Greece operation. Goodbye, Piccadilly, which is Bulgaria. And this book, reading about Bulgaria was the first book that clued me in. And again, at this point, I'm only like 10 books in to this whole operation. That Bulgaria basically served as the weapons trafficking hub.

25:23 for most of the illicit arms trafficking around the world. And later, Israel kind of one-upped Bulgaria. But Bulgaria was very important because a lot of the weapons trafficking that was going on that I discovered is, for example, in Afghanistan, when we were there the first time, I've told the story about how the CIA in...

25:53 funneling money through the ISI so everybody could get their cut, and then into the Mujahideen in Afghanistan to fight the Russians, they were actually buying old rusted weapons from Bulgaria that was actually Soviet weapons. And they were buying them pennies on the dollar while they were basically budgeting full price for brand new equipment. And then they were siphoning off the money.

26:22 to do illicit things everywhere else. So even when they do use trackable money, they do it in a way that's a scam, okay? And that's where BCCI and New Japan Bank became so important to this operation. Eye of the Serpent, which was the false flag in Italy, a frolic in the forest, a very British coup.

26:52 He also talks about St. Peter's Gate, the Vatican, something rotten in the state of Belgium, which was the Brampart massacres. He talks about Germany. If you go down to the woods today, be sure of a big surprise. Ghost trains in Madrid, London, and a template for the strategy of tension. The return of Gladio, which was another one in Britain. Return of the Gladio.

27:22 In the Shadow of Minaret. Massacre at Pleasure Island. In Norway. That was my first. Example. Of them. Running. An exercise. At the same time. That they were running. Because I didn't read this book in order. They were running. Like what we would consider. Like a FEMA exercise.

27:52 And the actual massacre on Pleasure Island happened at exactly the same time. So it was. And then, of course, I read about because the exact same thing happened with the London to bomb bombing. And then, of course, I lived through 9-11 and know that NORAD was running an exercise at the same time that 9-11 happened. And my whole mind was blown at that point.

28:18 And again, I was less than 10 books into this whole research project like two years ago. Then they talk about Yugoslavia and that pretty much does this book. So that was crazy. And those are kind of like my all-time must-read books if you're going to do this. This, let's see, this is...

28:50 Another Joseph Farrell book, Nazi International. He goes into a lot more detail, but this is very similar to The Third Way. The Third Way, of course, is what gave me the kind of the cattle prod thing where you create a left and a right, which is what Anthony Sutton documents as well, so that you can shove people into the middle and force them onto the cattle car train to go to their own death.

29:20 So this is a very, very good book. Obviously, we have another one, Reich of the Black Sun. At that point, I kind of just wanted to learn a little bit more about the internal workings of the whole Nazi apparatus. And then, of course, we did as a book review the Skorzeny Papers.

29:51 That is a great book and goes into depth of all of the operations. And again, he does not call Operation Gladio, Operation Gladio. But the entire book is talking about Skorzeny. And you can understand once you know that his role was basically as NATO's Gladio trainer. And then you start going down all of the different false flag.

30:21 operations that the CIA sent him on, you quickly understand the role, the critical role that he played in all of this. So let's see. There is, we did a whole book review on this, Gold Warriors. Gold Warriors is basically about the,

30:53 uh yama's i don't know how you say his name basically the gold that and all of gold every kind of precious metal every kind of uh um to include sinks literally um all over asia the japanese during the rampage um both prior to and during uh world war ii just

31:19 went in and confiscated all of the precious metal and precious anything, antiquities out of libraries, old scrolls that were thousands of years old, and buried them, a lot of them. About 20% of them was taken to the emperor's palace, which, by the way, was never searched after World War II when they supposedly lost the war, weirdly enough. And none of the people that were responsible for

31:48 Yamashito's gold and the burying of it in Philippines was ever held accountable either. And they knew who did it because they rounded up the people in the Philippines, tortured them, beat them, imprisoned them until they were able to find several of the locations where some of this was. And then there's a whole story.

32:11 If you're interested, you can go to the Colonel's Corner on Rumble and go through that book review because it is a crazy story of the setting up of people in America by organizations like the CIA and the John Birch Society was intimately involved in this and trying to get control of the gold.

32:36 And since we're all talking about gold now and talking about Fort Knox, you guys would be derelict in your duties if you don't. This book was on archive.org. It's free to read. If you don't read this book and understand how corrupt, just to kind of the foot stomp at the end, is the person that went around that.

33:03 deposited the gold all over the world for this network, the CIA network, and that they were retrieving the gold. That's the whole reason why we supported Marcos in the Philippines, because he was controlled by the CIA. As all of this was unfolding, the guy that was going around the world making these deposits,

33:25 was given like a 10% commission. So he had billions, tens of billions of dollars deposited in his own accounts as his commission for securing all of this gold as it came out. And his daughter and bookkeeper went to New York to Citibank and wanted to withdraw some of that gold. Citibank the next day transferred it down to the Bahamas.

33:56 And she never got the gold. She never got her inheritance because these banks stole that money. And the reason a lot of that happened is because that's an asset on their books that allows them the whole loan $9 for every dollar you have on deposit. That allowed them, and if they were to allow her to withdraw her own gold,

34:24 her own assets out of that bank they would have then been out of balance in their books they would have not been able to continue operations as they were doing at that particular time and so they literally moved around she tried several different banks because it was in all kinds of banks HSBC UBC blah blah blah and never got a penny of it very very interesting

34:55 And then, of course, you guys know we did One Nation Under Blackmail. That's another great book. Sybil Edmonds, this book, The Lone Gladio, she basically covers from her job. It's a very good book, very well written, and it's a fast read. Her stumbling across Operation Gladio in its terrorism.

35:22 phase dealing with Turkey. And that's where the term Gladio B comes from, because that's what she called it. Although we know from having researched all of this, that it was a continuation of the original Gladio program. We just changed boogeyman. Then you guys know, we went through this one inside the league. This is the world anti-communist league, which is going to come up a lot in the book that we're going to do next.

35:52 It's an excellent book. I did several series on Alpha Show based on that book. So I highly recommend that book. And I have In Banks We Trust, Penny Larno, I believe is her name. This is an excellent book. It's an older book, but it talks about, let me see when it was copyrighted.

36:22 or published. This talks about the role of debate. And again, it is very well written. Highly recommend it. 1984. So obviously not current, but it gives you the foundation for when we get to, excuse me, the Nugent Hand and the BCCI book.

36:51 which we did the BCCI book. What else? Those are kind of the major books. This one here, The Great Heroin Coup, obviously great book. Drugs, Intelligence, and International Fascism by Hendrik Kruger and Jerry Meldon. And the foreword is written by Peter Del Scott, which is the book we just did.

37:21 You can see that these guys that have done this research kind of hang together because they're all referencing each other's books. And again, for those of you who are new, we just did this book, Prelude to Terror, which was based off of actual CIA documentation that was stolen out of the CIA.

37:47 And Joe Trento promised not to publish anything about it until after the people, the two CIA agents that stole it were dead, which he kept that promise. And it's an excellent book. Let's see what else we got. This book here by Joseph Scott, Portrait of a Cold Warrior. This basically.

38:20 It has some interesting tidbits. I wouldn't recommend it as like a source because a lot of it is kind of making excuses for some of the stuff the CIA did. But it does have some tidbits that I did not know before I read it, which have come out in other books, by the way. Let's see. Operation Cyanide. This is the book that I used as my source.

38:48 on USS Liberty and for the two, three, two, I think it was, sessions that I did on Alpha Warrior Show because it's an amazing, well-documented book about what happened. Also, we have this book called Hidden Histories. This is the second book. I have another book in here called Hidden History as well.

39:18 This one is The Secret Origins of the First World War. And I read this book about halfway through my research, and it filled in some gaps that I was unaware of, of the World War II. And just to give you an idea, here's some of the chapters. The Secret Society, South Africa, Disregard the Screamers.

39:49 The Edward Conspiracy, Testing Warmer Waters, Taming the Bear, The Changing of the Guard, Landslide to Continuity, Scams and Scandals, Creating the Fear, Sound familiar? Strategy of Tension, Preparing the Empire, Alfred Milner, and The Roundtable. And if you guys don't know, the Fabian Society, Alfred Milner.

40:17 was one of the major guys, and the Roundtable was part of the Fabian Society where all of this came from. So again, the more you read, the more this stuff comes back full circle. Let's see. This book here, Revolutionaries for the Right. This book's subtitle, Anti-Communist Internationalism and Paramilitary Warfare.

40:48 In the Cold War. It was written by Kyle Burke. This is an excellent book. Another one that my dogs got into. By the way. They love eating my homework. Because unfortunately. I leave books laying around. When I bought puppies. That was a big mistake. So. Couldn't get mad at them. Here's the contents of this book. The chapters.

41:19 The flames of anti-communist revolution, the crossroads of conservatism, revolution and counter-revolution, covert warriors for hire, private wars in Central America, rebels for the cause. And as you can tell, this has a lot to do with Latin America and our role in Operation Condor.

41:46 And it talks about all of the different countries down there. It was a really amazing book from that perspective. And this is kind of where I came up with the information about them basically training, especially in Colombia, all of the excess terrorists that then they rent out to the UN and NATO.

42:14 We see that as a reoccurring pattern. They did it in Afghanistan. They just kept perpetuating these terrorists. And they did it in Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and the Mujahideen, ISIS, Al-Qaeda. They become rena radical. And if you need it, it's just like the Gladio stay-behinds in Europe. Same thing.

42:44 They are just a conglomerate of people, the Cuban exiles, another great example that they deploy around the world to do terrorism and terrorism on demand, by the way. And this book is by Kyle Burke. Excellent, excellent book. This book here. This is a crazy book. This is not an assault. It's.

43:17 the subtitle, Penetrating the Web of Official Lies Regarding the Waco Incident. So most of you guys know that we did a two-part series on Waco and how nothing was as it seems. We were lied to about just about every part of that. And that is over on the Rumble channel at the Colonel's Corner. Actually, it was one of the...

43:45 only ones that Bridget and Cousin It actually did with me as participants in the podcast, which I loved because we all kind of had our lane as to dissecting it because it was so big and so complicated of information that we had never even heard talked about.

44:09 And that's where I discovered that Wesley Clark, and of course, I took the military angle of it. Wesley Clark, unbeknownst to me, was the commander at Fort Hood that was supplying all of the military equipment that was used, the Black Hawk helicopters, the snipers, two teams, four men each, snipers, killing people as they came out of the compound in the rear.

44:38 The all of the use of the the tanks that was putting the firebombs into the building, setting it on fire, which they swore to God was not incendiary devices, which in fact they were and they knew they were the entire time they were lying to us on television.

44:58 And during the congressional committee. And so we watched hours and hours of the congressional committee. And weirdly enough, you get dumb asses like Biden and Schumer back, you know, when they look like they weren't ready to die. And they're all involved in the cover up. Well, that didn't happen, did it?

45:21 Basically urging the people that were on the panel not that they were going to ever tell the truth anyway. And, of course, the FBI lied out their ass the entire time, which is nothing that we would find unusual at this point. But this is the book that I used as my source on a lot of the information. So the reason why I bring up Wesley Clark and why this is so important. Do you know where else we found Wesley Clark?

45:50 He was the NATO commander. Keep in mind, NATO runs Operation Gladio. He was the NATO commander when we did the air war in Bosnia and tore that entire place apart using the Mujahideen, Tajikistan, the Kazakhstan Muslims imported in there to do the false flag in order to justify the bombing campaign to break up Yugoslavia.

46:19 Because NATO believes that when you break these countries up, like in Korea and Vietnam, at least Vietnam for a period of time, Korea still broke up, that it's much easier to control them if you break them up into smaller pieces. And so, again, Wesley Clark's running the Bosnia false flag operation after having cut his teeth running the Waco false flag.

46:48 And of course, now, you know, Wesley Clark's famous for exposing the seven countries in five years bullshit that's basically, you know, spilling the beans on seven more countries that we're going to overthrow in order to build pipelines and oil and all that other shit. So that's an excellent book if you're interested in that topic.

47:18 So let me see what else I have. This book. Oh, here's the Antony Sutton, Wall Street and FDR. And then there's the book Wall Street and Hitler. And I mentioned this book. I didn't realize I had it out here. I still have like 30 books in the house because I ran out of room. But Bridget's going to hook me up in about a week.

47:49 All right, this book here is The Outlaw Bank, BCCI. We've talked about it a lot. Again, I've read this book like twice and then have a whole bunch of notes of additional research I did based on names on this book. This is an excellent book. It is written by Jonathan Beatty and S.C. Gwynn.

48:16 It says, A Wild Ride into the Secret Heart of BCCI. And it definitely was a wild ride. And let's see. I have not read this book yet. This was recommended to me. And it is the Bormann Brotherhood, which obviously is about Nazi Germany, which I will read. This book is a little...

48:47 Known book, The Art of Cloaking Ownership, The Case of Sweden. This book is amazing. I bought this book. This is probably like book number 10 or 11 that I bought. This book talked about how the and that's when I first started talking about Sweden and Sweden's role. And then, of course, we had an entire Swedish entourage.

49:17 that has joined our endeavors. And a lot of them were participating early on to a large extent when we were focusing on Sweden because Sweden is behind everything. I had no idea. You think of Sweden and Switzerland as these...

49:40 neutral countries and that they wouldn't be involved in this at all right because they're neutral that's just a bit bold-faced lie and probably the most so you guys know when we're into these things and you're digging you miss the obvious a lot of times how many times have we covered stories about some tiny little country peru or um you know

50:12 I don't know, Burkina Faso, some country somewhere that, Indonesia was one, that just wanted to be neutral. They didn't like the Soviet Union. They didn't want to be involved or controlled by the West. They just wanted to be left alone. How many times have I read or presented

50:39 that the CIA says, if you are not with us, you're against us and you're going down, right? Every fucking one of them. You're not allowed to be neutral. And yet, for some reason, I missed Sweden and Switzerland. If Sweden and Switzerland wasn't part of this, they would have never been allowed to exist as a neutral entity. And again, that was one of those like V8 moments where you just want to...

51:07 knock yourself in the head going, what the hell? How did I miss that? But that is one of those epiphanies that you have. And when I bought this book, which was referenced in one of these other books as a footnote, and I'm like, oh, what's that all about? Because again, I didn't know anything about how they hid assets or anything. And so I'm like, oh my God, how can I be that stupid?

51:37 This book talks about how they moved patents from Germany into Sweden. And in one year in the lead up to World War II, which is how you know the whole thing was premeditated, they move like over a thousand patents into Sweden, cloaking the ownership of those companies. And then later on.

52:07 And this was totally illegal. And then later on, those patents are transferred back because they never were really not in the ownership of the stockholders of these companies. And it's a fascinating book. And it's funny because I had been reading this book at night and I had left this on, I have like a,

52:35 credenza thing beside my bed and it had gotten buried in other stuff inside of it and someone on one of these podcasts one of our spaces said something about it one day and I'm like shit I got that book where's that book and I had I tore my house up trying to find this book and found the book and I went back through a couple of the chapters and it was exactly what

53:03 And the fact that he brought it up and then, of course, I brought it out here and put it on my handy dandy bookshelf. Thanks, Bridget. What's the author? It's called The Art of Cloaking. Like and you know what's funny about this? It's the case of Sweden and ownership. And it's written by Gerald Alders, A-A-L-D-E-R-S.

53:32 Crees, C-E-E-S, and I'll spell his last name, W-I-E-B, as in Bravo, E-S. It says the secret collaboration and protection of the German war industry by the quote-unquote neutrals. The cartoon on the front of it, I don't know if you guys can see that cartoon, but basically it has the fat

54:02 IG Farben guy with an umbrella being held over his head that says denazification program, which is basically exactly a depiction of what happened inside of West Germany when they were quote unquote denazifying, except for they kept all the high up Nazis. So, yeah, it's a fascinating book and it explains in detail. It has.

54:28 Actual documents referenced in it on how they did it. Lots of details about it. So that's probably a good place to stop. Obviously, I have a whole bunch more. This one here, crimes and cover up.

54:51 In American Politics, 1776 to 1963, The History They Didn't Teach You in School. This was by Donald Jeffries. We've done a couple of Donald Jeffries books. He talks about, this book is, it talks about, was Abraham Lincoln's assassination really the way we thought it was? It's a very good book.

55:21 It really makes you think everything. It provides a lot of documentation that makes you want to relook at everything, literally. And that's why I say I don't think it's necessary to write a book. What it is necessary is to have these types of sessions where we can talk about someone's work that's already written the book so that we can all learn from it.

55:50 Because all of this real history is actually documented. It's just that no one knows these books exist. And the fact that the theme that ties them all together, in my opinion, is Operation Gladio. I noticed Anna was here. I explained to Anna in a text message after our show that we just did about my concept of...

56:19 the skeleton, and then all of the organs. Many of us individually have discovered some of the organs, whether it's the fact that we question the JFK assassination, or we know that the CIA is corrupt, or we know about paperclip or the mockingbird. You know all of these pieces, which I refer to as organs of the body.

56:44 What you don't know is how to arrange them on the skeleton because we didn't know there was an actual skeleton and that we were looking at a dead body. And once you understand that if you can visualize a skeleton and you can take all of the pieces and you know exactly where on the skeleton they belong, you then have the actual evidence of the dead body.

57:13 look, which to me, Operation Gladio is the skeleton. It is the theme that has ran through all of this. And even before World War II, we just called it different names back then, like mercantilism or whatever. But you see the similarities of the private militaries, the private intelligence capability, and how basically they just took that and stuck it into the government in order for us to pay for it.

57:42 And you guys have heard me use that analogy quite often. And that's basically what then the paramilitary piece of that puzzle was Gladio. And you have to keep in mind, as we have articulated many times, that there was a parapolitical, which is why I love this book here.

58:04 William Snyder's that talks about the paramilitary or parapolitical. So you had to actually do that. And also you had to have the economic, like the economic hitman, which we talk about. But most of the Gladio books all talk about the economic impetus of overthrowing a particular country. And so you have all of that cohesively presented if you know where to look.

58:34 This book here, speaking of the resources, I've read this book. This is where I found out about George DeMorgan Shield. This book here, Follow the Pipelines. It's a pretty dry book, but again, you will find pieces of information. That book is by Charlotte Dennett, D-E-N-N-E-T-T.

59:03 You will find pieces of the story in there that's really amazing. And so for those of you who are interested, this is the book that we're going to talk about tomorrow. Transnational Anti-Communism and the Cold War. This book, as we have expected, is so fitting for right now.

59:30 You guys know that the National Endowment for Democracy that we've talked about a lot set up the four slush funds, the one for the Chamber of Commerce, the one for the labor unions, and then the one for the Republicans and the one for the Democrats. And we've talked about we haven't talked too much about the chamber one. We've talked about the labor unions off and on in many different ones, understanding that.

1:00:00 They infiltrate real labor initiatives in other countries to corrupt them, basically so that they can call them a communist organization and then take out the leaders. The funding of this union slush fund was to destroy effective unions around the world so that the oligarchs could continue to extort the people and enslave them.

1:00:29 I would argue that's done a lot here as well, but it's way worse in other countries. This guy, this book is, I don't even know how you say his name, Luke L-U-C Van, B-A-N, Dongen, D-O-N-G-E-N. And there's two others, Stephanie Rowland and Giles Scott Smith. Basically, what this book,

1:00:59 covers is it covers initially the labor aspect of it um and it does it in short essays um so it will it's a very short book it will only take us probably a little maybe a week or so to do it um but it is a very interesting book and actually uses the word gladio in it which is very very rare

1:01:31 and talks about stay-behind units, again, which is very, very rare. So I think you're going to find it interesting. It fills in some holes that I was not aware of, and it's going to give us an opportunity to dig into a couple of new people and new organizations that have not been mentioned in our research yet. So I'm really looking forward to that.

1:01:58 And with that, we can open up the mics. Anybody got anything? And I've put most links to almost all the books that you just listed below the space for you guys who are always asking, where's the list? Where's the list? Well, you guys now have links, just about every one of them, down in the comments underneath here. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel.

1:02:30 I wanted to follow up on my question from Anna Bredenberg's space, which was terrific, where you were talking about, you know, the grand mofti and the election for it and like the leading contender, his daughter. And what it reminded me of and why I had that I wanted to slow down for a second. It was.

1:02:59 the 1992 election with Ross Perot. And like, I remembered it was just sort of this, this weird footnote in the election. Nobody really ever talked about how like, you know, Ross Perot drops out, he comes back in and then, you know, he gives this interview and he basically says that, you know, his daughter was getting extorted and they were like wiretapping him. And apparently it turns out that he was, you know, getting this information from

1:03:27 an ex-CIA agent who was working in the 1980s in the Golden Triangle. I'm just wondering, were they basically running the same strategy? I haven't heard anybody mention this, but is this kind of a Gladio connection here? It definitely sounds like it. I think I bookmarked your post to go back and look at that because it definitely sounds like it.

1:03:56 Do you mind if I pin it to the nest? Because I know this is a video space. Absolutely. Go ahead. Okay. Thank you. Ron, go ahead. This is the second time I've heard you mention something about the John Burt Society. That's kind of new to me. Can you do a quick summation of the John Burt Society and how it's involved in this?

1:04:27 Well, as it turns out, the John Birch Society is involved in so many of these stories and not any of them in a good way ever. What just happened? Oh, Amanda, can you possibly turn your noise isolation on or voice isolation on your phone? I already have it on. Okay.

1:04:56 They were talking about getting some background wind noise or something over in Brumble. But it's all good. It's probably my AC. I can turn it off. Blowing on my computer. There. Okay, thank you. Luckily, it's not hot. It will not be an option here in another week or two.

1:05:26 Anyway, yeah. Ron, I'm going to let SR71 go and then I will come back to your question because I want to pull up something that I have saved. Go ahead, SR71. Thank you, Colonel. And thank everyone for showing up today. It's amazing to see your library. But I do have a question for Bridget. This is not to belittle your library. You're in the candy store. I get it.

1:05:55 Bridget, that bookshelf, was that a template or was that your own design? Actually, we came up with, I had a pretty good idea of what style, you know, her area is. And I love the Hackberry wood. And so I shot her over a few different ideas and I reverse engineered it from a...

1:06:25 a photograph. Essentially, I took the picture and just, I enjoy drawing things out and reverse engineering them. That's actually how I got into woodworking in the very beginning. And actually this week, she's going to have a matching shelf arrived. I'm putting on the final finishes of it this week. Well, I got most of the finish on it. So let me, she's way too modest. So I,

1:06:57 Love mid-century modern. And so when Bridget offered to do the bookcase, because I was constantly complaining that I didn't have a single place to put all of these books and I didn't want to put them in my regular library. And she's like, oh, I'll make you a bookcase. And I'm like, yeah, whatever. I'm like, how are you going to get it to me? Blah, blah, blah. And she goes, we can mail it. I'll just do it and fit it together and then we'll take it apart.

1:07:27 And I'm like, are you serious? And she says, yeah, I'm serious. I'm like, okay. And I love mid-century modern. And most of the stuff out here is mid-century modern. And so she sent me three pictures of mid-century modern bookcases. Well, immediately, this was the one. She took that picture, literally just a picture off the internet, and made this thing. She is an incredible...

1:07:56 amazing carpenter, amazingly talented, because if you guys, let me see if I can do this. I won't be able to do it on Rumble, but I will try to do this. If you guys look at the side of this, do you see, can you see this, Bridget? You're just going to have to hold it real still for a second, because whenever you move it, it garbles it, you know. Can you see it now? Yeah, yeah, you can.

1:08:26 So you see this line? She cut this wood so it continues down the side. The top part of this section is the side section as well. This is true on every part of the bookcase, inside and out. It is the most amazing piece of art that I have in my entire property. It is amazing. The woman is amazing. I just can't say that enough.

1:08:57 Thank you. God puts an idea in my head and I just trust that he will guide me as I make it. And that has always worked. Well, it definitely worked this time to my benefit as well. So let me, I'm just going to read to you a critique, Ron, back to your question about.

1:09:29 the John Birch Society. I had bookmarked a few websites that talked about the John Birch Society. It refers to it as controlled opposition. It talks about it as being an extension of the CIA founded by Robert Welch Jr.

1:09:54 And it says that it is intimately connected to the Jesuit arm of the Catholic Church. It says that, let's see, was also involved. William Buckley, the Skull and Bones William Buckley, was a big part of the John Birch Society as well.

1:10:22 Also has strong connections to the Heritage Foundation, which we found in a few of these funding the wrong side of it. It talks about John McManus, John Smith, and that they basically work, have been members at some point of the Council of Foreign Relations.

1:10:48 that they have worked closely with the Rockefellers over the time. And it even in this article mentions, like the World Anti-Communist League founded, let's see, that worked hand in hand with the anti-Bolshevik bloc of nations. And the anti-Bolshevik bloc of nations is basically that Eastern Europe,

1:11:18 several other countries that blocked together that became part of the World Anti-Communist League. It mentions Otto Skorzeny, John McCain, Reverend Moon, all of those people having worked together on different projects, which most people don't under, didn't know that they were even part of the same project. Different projects, I should say. Okay, then this other one.

1:11:47 That's I'm just listening to you. It's like this is very disappointing to me because obviously I was I had. But at the same time, I'm not surprised. You know, you say controlled opposition. It's like that was probably like the original Q operation. If you know, if you really kind of want to talk about it like that. But it's just hearing that is it's heartbreaking in a way. So but but continue, please. So I.

1:12:14 I did not know that much about the John Birch Society before I started this whole dig. What they did in the Golden Warrior as far as the gold thing, I'll just briefly describe it to you. The CIA and the whole syndicate

1:12:39 approached a miner, and I don't remember his name, out in Nevada who owned a gold mine and had all of the equipment for smelting and all that other stuff. And they conned him into going to the Philippines and basically participating with the, you know, understanding that there's going to be, you know, millions if not billions of dollars that he's going to make from this operation and basically what they wanted him to do.

1:13:09 was take, so gold has a fingerprint and the fingerprint is identifiable based on the, if someone takes like a slice of the gold bar and does an analysis on it, they can, in most cases, tell you exactly what mine it came from. If not the exact mine, the region, because it has fingerprints on it from its consistency.

1:13:37 And so they couldn't take all of this Asian gold and pretend like it had came out of the Philippines because it would have not matched the fingerprint. So what they wanted to do was someone to bring all of their equipment over there, which they made him pay for. And they told him he'd make his money back times a billion. So he paid to bring his equipment over to the Philippines for this project.

1:14:04 They wanted him to begin melting the gold down that they were going to find in these underground mines that had been stolen and buried there by the Japanese. And in doing so, they wanted him to mix actual Filipino gold because they had real gold mines on the Philippines. And that way they could fake the fingerprint and pass it off as Filipino gold.

1:14:32 And so he goes over there and in the process, they try to kill him after the first mine that they find, the tunnel system. And he basically had copied all of the maps, sent them home in a...

1:14:56 piece of furniture that he shipped home to his wife and had destroyed the original maps and when he told the people that that the only way they'd ever be able to find the rest of them is if they kept him alive then they were like oh our bad we didn't really mean that and so he sneaks out of the country basically and um isn't going back

1:15:19 And the CIA comes and says, hey, we really need you to go back. And it was the John Birch Society that loaned him money because he's broke now. They basically broke this man. All of his equipment's still over in the Philippines. They won't let him have it back. And so he, they, you know, really kind of put the pressure on him. And yeah.

1:15:47 And the John Birch Society, had it not been for them, because they were big into gold back then. And they were going to get their portion of this gold mine as a result of basically pressuring him into doing this. And it's a whole long story about how after all of this happens and he can't pay them back, they sue him. And it's extortion.

1:16:15 And they were right in the middle of it. And it just so happens that they end up being right in the middle of a lot of these stories. And not in a good way. Never in a good way, as a matter of fact. I'm sitting on my jaw. I've got to pick my jaw up off the desk. Wow. I've seen so many things out there from Welch and stuff that they've done. Obviously, you have to put good information out there if you want to.

1:16:46 you know, reel in people that are of like mind if that's what your controlled opposition. So, I mean, I guess that would make sense. Still, it's just it's just disappointing to hear hear you say this. So I know. Trust me. I know. I'm right there with you. So anyway, thank you for that. Sure. And what else I found very interesting about many of the original members of the John Birch Society, a strange phenomenon.

1:17:15 that I've noticed over time is a lot of the people that were originally in the Communist Party of the USA all end up on what we now refer to as the far right, right? The National Review crowd, the John Birch Society, they all have ties to...

1:17:36 And the story that we're told is they, well, they all got disillusioned. They were young and they got disillusioned. And at the end of the day, they're all fascist. And you ended up having what I would surmise is a concerted effort of doing exactly what we just talked about earlier in some of these books, creating the...

1:18:03 quote unquote left and creating the quote unquote right. Well, you have to have a right, like the John Birch Society, the National Review, Crowd, all of those, if you're going to pressure us in the middle. And they're just part of that right arm doing the same thing that the left arm does as controlled opposition. That's some fascinating stuff. Thank you for that. There's a particular author I'm trying to think of.

1:18:36 I'm going to circle back to that, though. I'm going to find it, and I don't know the name off the top of my head. Okay. So, Bridget, if you wouldn't mind, call on hands, because something just happened to my phone, and now all I can see is the original page that I start with and not the actual audience. So I have no idea what the audience is. No problem. SR? And then I think all along? Thank you. I'll be quick.

1:19:06 I do want to give a shout out to Ron for his latest song concerning the turtle. If you haven't heard it, I would highly recommend it. Thank you, Ron. I forgot about that. Yes, he did an amazing job on that. It's hilarious.

1:19:24 Well, I can't take all the credit for that. AI helped me a little bit, but it took me like three minutes. I'm at about two minutes to put that together, but I couldn't help but share it. And I sent you a couple other things. I'm reluctantly embracing AI. It's kind of like holding a wolf by its ears. You hate it, but you don't want to let it go either.

1:19:52 it is kind of like the future. So it's like, you know what, it's, it's here to stay. It's kind of like cell phones and email, you know, it's not going to go anywhere. So I may as well learn it to the best of my ability. So. All along. Hi. Yeah. Something earlier that a lion, I said, and also just now the comment about the need to put out certain information in order to kind of reassure the base of one of the.

1:20:27 two political parties that, yeah, we still value this dot, dot, dot. Meanwhile, the party is going in the opposite direction of the way they are trying to reassure the base that it still is. And that's sorry about the grammar there, if it was grammar in any country on earth. But what I'm trying to say is that the third party candidates seem to be a means of

1:20:56 transcendental fuckery, if you'll pardon my French, that the CIA uses to mess with the entire population. And close to that idea is, you know, think about the amount of media and class time that the primary candidates got, you know, whether it be like in the 90s or in the 80s with Jesse Jackson, fold in, fold in twice.

1:21:24 or whether it be the Bernie Sanders campaign, fold in, fold in twice, you know. But then, you know, I was thinking about these four classic sheepdog operations used on the Democrats, right? But then I'm like, wait a minute, what about the other two? What about Howard Dean? And what about Ralph Nader? You know, I mean, Howard Dean was also a means.

1:21:54 can be seen as a means of, you know, very Machiavellian manipulation in terms of, okay, the Democrats had to still pretend to be anti-war back then, right? Back then, now they're all pro-war everywhere. But back then, you know, there were still some old people who remembered like, wait a minute, aren't the Democrats supposed to be like anti-war or at least rhetorically or at least rhetorically?

1:22:22 Think about how, you know, Howard Dean, well, I've said this before, I'm repeating myself, uses the airbag to absorb the anti-Iraq war sentiment among the Democrats. And then they put in John Kerry to lose to crackhead W. Bush, right? And what's the point here? There's something I think, you know, these third party candidate campaigns can be looked at as a whole. If we look at them all as a whole.

1:22:49 As, you know, a means of manipulating the whole spectrum and then the whole population, because, again, this gets a they get a lot of classroom time and then everybody totally forgets the third party candidates. The last one, and I promise to shut up, is what about Ralph Nader? You know, and it's like he cannot. I mean, he's his whole shtick was he got, you know, a demographic that political scientists would call.

1:23:18 almost entirely middle class, right? Almost entirely, quote unquote, well-educated, but that's it, well-educated in CIA's United States. And we know what that means. And yet the working class, you know, not exactly Ralph Nader people. So if we think that this, you know, CIA and their Democrats don't think about these demographics, like it's the same way they use Gene McCarthy.

1:23:46 They knew he was not a real anti-war candidate because they knew he was the only middle class and no working class candidate. So they put in there to the real danger was RFK. They did their job. In summary, all of these third party candidates are a way of reinforcing what the big money in both parties want to do, but also maintaining illusions. And because both parties are giving more and more power to the CIA.

1:24:16 In my opinion, they represent another means of CIA fuckery, as it were. And they can be studied together. Maybe they should be. Yeah, I mean, they definitely use that as a tactic. They definitely do. So, Bridget? Yes, that'd be Miles would be next. Hold on just a second. I want to answer Craig's comment over on Rumble.

1:24:45 Craig, just in a nutshell, I did see that they mentioned going to News Treason's interview last Thursday because we did talk about what it was like to be on the inside the belly of the beast for 30 years. What I will say is ignorance is bliss from the perspective of being. And it also gives me a perspective that most people wouldn't have in revealing Operation Gladio.

1:25:12 As a matter of fact, I had someone say on Saturday something about people working in the government and having to know about this stuff. And I emphatically said that's not true. Specifically for the military, obviously, is what I am well versed in.

1:25:37 You spend all of your time like a rat on a treadmill. You have so many things to do. All of your professional military education is laid out for you. It could be described as indoctrination. It could be described as all kinds of different things. But it is specifically created.

1:26:04 to keep you blissfully ignorant of operations like gladio um which is why when i discovered operation gladio having went through all of the professional military education to include one of them in residence at the um well at least one of them in residence i should say at the master's degree level um air command and staff at the time was not a degree awarding um and you realize that

1:26:34 All of the material that you have access to is what they want you to know, not what really is true, what they want you to know. And I've talked about the reading list that the chief puts out, the chief of the staff of the Air Force every year. There's like a 10 book reading list, all approved reading. And you read that and you think that you're well informed.

1:27:01 So you can be in the belly of the beast and not know what the outside of the beast looks like or what else it's touching. So, yeah, it's as Ron said about the John Birch Society times about a million. It literally the first and I will never forget it. I will never forget where I was sitting when I began reading Paul Williams book, because up to that point.

1:27:30 I could not. And again, one thing that cannot be lost in this conversation is I could not put his book down. I read it in like three days. I read it nonstop. I came across the passage in his book that talked about the prime minister of Italy on the 2nd of August, 1990, getting up in front of their Senate and disclosing the fact that Operation Gladio was real.

1:28:00 and that all of NATO had been involved and they all had these secret armies that committed domestic terrorism. And why do I know that date? Because that's the date my plane landed in Italy for my three-year assignment. I had to put the book down and walk away because I felt like my entire world, you talk about like the earth spinning on an axis, it had just flipped 180 degrees.

1:28:30 Because not only was the 2nd of August 1990 so relevant and personal to me, having just stepped foot into Italy for three years, to watch around me in all of Italy, reporters being assassinated, prosecutors being assassinated, judges being assassinated, as they began to investigate Operation Gladio in Italy.

1:28:59 I didn't know it was called Gladio at the time. They called it years of lead at the time. I didn't even know they were associated with each other because I didn't speak Italian. That is the exact same day that Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait after our ambassador told him that it was fine, that there would be no retribution if he did so.

1:29:25 The invasion of Iraq into Kuwait was a false flag. Kuwait drilling had been going on for a long time. They'd been still in Iraqi oil. Saddam Hussein, which was a CIA asset himself, had been told to leave it alone, which he did because he was controlled by the CIA. It was not coincidental that he was told the week before it was fine for him to do the invasion.

1:29:51 at that particular time. So on the day that Andriotti is exposing Operation Gladio in Italy, for all of NATO to include us, the CIA has a false flag that started the Iraqi war with Kuwait, of which you turn around and like six months later, I'm having to deploy to Iraq in order, and I have to spend the next six months away from my family in...

1:30:19 the no-fly zone. And again, it is the most crazy thing personally to me to know that all of that was set up by my government. And I had no fucking clue any of that was true until I read Paul Williams' book. It wrecked my entire world. It took me a long time to reprocess all of the stuff that I know.

1:30:49 in this new framework to, again, we coined the phrase wearing your Gladio glasses, it literally changes your entire world. It changed, especially for people in the military. It changes your entire world. So go ahead, Bridget. Oh, I was just going to say, absolutely. The Gladio glasses started out as kind of a joke, but it really isn't. And once you have them permanently fixed, you can't unknow what you know.

1:31:20 There was, it's just incredible. Now, if you have the ability, can you drop, doesn't it, as co-host and as SR71, if you can't? I got you. You can't see the screen. Next it'd be Miles, and then Ron, and then all along. Hi, Colonel. I'm glad that you're enjoying some face-to-face social time with some of us. What I want to talk about is, I'm paying attention.

1:31:50 to the boss and what he's telling us, but I'm paying closer attention to his inner circle. And when I see one of the financial people say that Trump wants to unleash or unlock our mineral wealth, because we were talking about mining earlier, that I want to make sure that this is not going to be confiscated and used for nefarious purposes this time.

1:32:18 You assure us that maybe they've got enough control that this is not going to happen again? Because I can't do that, and you know it. Don't even ask that. That's not even a real question. I can't assure you anything. I'm sitting in the same seat that you are. Well, I mean, do you believe that, you know, because they're saying it's $150 trillion worth of mineral wealth that we have in our western states. I trust Trump.

1:32:47 Oh, so do I. OK, thank you. OK, well, then don't ask me that question. Ron, I think that's my. And then all along. I wanted to talk a little bit more about the the 92 election with Perot. You know, if you in my opinion, the when they inject a legitimate third party candidate into the elections, at least the two times in the in the 20th century.

1:33:21 It was because they specifically wanted to either not have a certain individual get elected or one person get elected. And, you know, in the case of the 1912 election, they wanted to make sure that Taft did not get elected. I believe in 92, they wanted to make sure that Clinton...

1:33:50 did get elected. And that was one of the reasons why that whole debacle came to be. I think they, in analyzing just history from, as I see it, having Clinton be the president in 92 ensured that they had the Bushes and Cheney as the president in 2000, or, you know, 2001 and 2008, because I kind of feel like they knew

1:34:20 You know, 9-11 was going to happen, you know, in a much earlier. I think that was a plan long in advance. So in terms of the third party candidates, what you I don't remember the gentleman that said talked about the ideology. That may very well be true. But I tend to believe that.

1:34:43 from a from a gladio standpoint or just a control standpoint the reason that they inject third party candidates is to make sure that they get their man elected so you think that perot was um was controlled opposition then not necessarily controlled opposition but you know he he had pretty close ties he was from texas too so he had pretty close ties to to bush and i again i think bush

1:35:09 was deliberately trying to throw that whole race. I mean, what was the main thing he said? Oh, read my lips, no new taxes. And then he passed his taxes. You know, I mean, you got to consider that he was, even though he was vice president under Reagan, he essentially was, he was the busiest vice president I've ever seen in that office. So he almost had 12, almost 12 years of power.

1:35:38 And then, you know, he passed it off to his good buddy who was running all of his coke from Arkansas and make sure that, you know, they're in control for eight years. And so his boy and Cheney can come back in for another eight years. So anyway, maybe that's an oversimplified view of it. But that's I don't necessarily can say controlled opposition. I just think he was put there to to pull because if you look at the at the votes that Perot took.

1:36:08 Perot took the votes away from Bush. He didn't really take the votes away from Clinton, in my opinion. OK, who's next? I believe all along. Yeah, picking up on what Ron was just saying, I think there's a kind of pattern here in which we can see, you know, the powers that be, the CIA, the International Syndicate, you know, they don't want to have like 12, 16 years in a row of one party because.

1:36:44 people can pick up on the pattern. Isn't it really better for them if you give eight years to the Reagan and then you give eight years to the Bush and eight years to the Obama and then you put in the other party? But look, are you really losing that much when you put in the quote, other, unquote, party? In other words, we've seen how close Clinton and Obama were to the CIA. We've seen that Obama's basic

1:37:12 entire cabinet was chosen or approved by Citicorp. We've seen how Obama gave more money to the upper 1% than any other president in U.S. history by maintaining the Bush tax cuts in a context in which it was a 1932 moment and he still managed to help the rich. There's a certain sense in which this eight-year switcheroo can prevent

1:37:41 enough criticism from developing on one party that, okay, let's put in the other party and it won't re-scramble the narrative. And yet the ruling elite still gets their continuity that they want, but the only discontinuity is the public perception of the fuckery, if you'll pardon my French. And there's also something you said, Colonel, earlier about the training in it.

1:38:11 In military and in military education, it just reminded me so much of, you know, being a social studies teacher here in New York City, you know, because it's not like, as you said, even before then, the information is out there. Right. I mean, there's there's been all these books about, you know, the JFK assassination, the CIA.

1:38:37 But they're not reaching enough people to really challenge the narrative. There's a kind of sclerosis in the circulation of information. And so that kind of relates to what you, Colonel, were saying when you're talking about, you know, well, the phrase that comes to my mind is this crowding out factor. In other words, you could have been reading all of this great stuff that you're reading now and sharing and spreading to.

1:39:05 try to cure the sclerosis, in other words, making knowledge matter, not just being a smarty pants, but actually making knowledge matter. But you had no time to. And isn't that kind of just one great way that, quote, censorship, unquote, can work in the United States? In other words, the stuff is out there. You and I are free to hear about this book, but, you know, A, B, C, or D, but we're not going to do it because.

1:39:35 The managerial class, or if you don't like the C word here, I got to remember my audience. The managerial professionals, or whatever you want to call them, are just crowding out your ability for the knowledge that would have made a difference by giving you so much new shit. Crowding out really matters, and it has an effect on severely limiting the wider public's learning about.

1:40:04 the National Security State name change to Deep State. Yes, that's the reason why they don't want us to know about it. Very well said all along. I think I've created a monster. Yeah, no, you're absolutely right on everything that you said. Who's next, Bridget? Next would be Ron. I wanted to piggyback on something that all along just said, and I'll actually offer up something else.

1:40:34 potentially about the third parties. I mentioned the two elections, the 1912 and the 1992. And if you go back and you look, and I don't disagree with the perspective of making sure that one party doesn't get control for more than eight to 12 years. And in fact, if you look at the election in 92, or I'm sorry, 88, that was the first time that a

1:41:03 The party that had held power for two terms actually won party for – got 12 years, I think, since FDR. So that was actually kind of a big deal. But in analyzing history as we know it now, I think two of the most important events in American history was the period of time during the Woodrow Wilson presidency because that was the Federal Reserve.

1:41:32 the 16th Amendment, 17th Amendment, and World War I. And all those things ultimately led to World War II, which developed all of the things that created all of the things that we have now that are Operation Gladio. You know, NATO, United Nations, European Union, all these things. But you first had to have the tax-free foundations, and then in 1921 you have

1:42:02 the Council on Foreign Relations, all these things that happened. Then in our time, 2001, and all the stuff that happened under the Clinton administration, that laid the foundation for basically the creation of the police state, the passing of the Patriot Act, the creation of almost the...

1:42:29 Sundance refers to the fourth branch of government that they wrote a really good article about. So anyway, I don't mean to hijack the space, but just offering some perspective on there. Go ahead. Whoever's next, Bridget. Oh, one last thing. Colonel, you talked about a book that you were reading. What was the name of that book that you were reading that twisted your world around? Operation Gladio by Paul Williams. Okay, that's what I thought.

1:43:02 The very first book I wrote, or I read, yeah. And the ironic thing with that is that when you had him on your show, he said, you know, I have decided he essentially could go back and revise, now knowing what he knows, some of his earlier books. Yeah. But I don't see any other hands. Okay, so on Rumble,

1:43:35 Let's see. I don't even know. Raz, I'm just going to call him Raz, talked about living in Czechoslovakia when he was younger. And he says that Ambassador Jacob Beam was not CIA and Shirley Temple was in the country when the invasion took place. So, Raz, I don't know what you're using to make your assumption that the ambassador was not CIA.

1:44:05 What we have found is that many of the ambassadors serve in some of these same countries repeatedly that are either being prepped for coups or during coups when they happen. And this is like a pattern. OK, so you may be right in the fact that he was not paid out of a pot of money in the CIA.

1:44:32 because none of the ambassadors are. The ambassadors are paid by the State Department. But the State Department works seamlessly with the CIA. As a matter of fact, so seamlessly, when all of this was set up, John Foster Dulles was the Secretary of State. His brother was the CIA director, and their sister was the research and science.

1:44:59 blah, blah, blah in the State Department, which is the conduit research and intelligence. It is the belly button to the CIA's umbilical cord for the State Department. It is a office that is like if the CIA wants to say somebody is a quote unquote former CIA, they put them in that office in the State Department. So they are tethered together.

1:45:24 in a way that is hard to describe. And if you go to Jacob Beam, because I have come across him a couple of times, if you go and look at his, even just his wiki page, you see that he's at the very beginning of the creation of the League of Nations. He's in Berlin during the rise of Hitler.

1:45:50 If you go read Antony Sutton's book, he would have been an integral part of that because he was in Berlin as the number three guy, which means he was fairly high up. Then during World War II, they move him to London.

1:46:10 Weirdly enough, in London was where all of the planning for the stay behind units happened on the ally side with the Jedbergs being injected into Europe and everything else. And again, being at the embassy, he would have been involved in all of that planning. Then they move him to Indonesia, which is where Indonesia, they were going to plan a coup that happened shortly after he left.

1:46:38 the um the original coup where they tried to get Sukarno out of office um in Indonesia after they were granted their independence from the Dutch in order to steal their oil and gold so then he shows up in Yugoslavia then he shows up in Poland then he shows up in Czechoslovakia um and then

1:47:00 He becomes the ambassador to the Soviet Union in 69 through 73, which was a critical time to be there. So, again, I'm going to say you're technically correct, but you're not generally correct, if that makes sense. So, okay. No one else has got hands, Bridget? I don't see anybody's hands. Okay.

1:47:31 All right. Well, that'll do it. I did want to mention one more book that we have done. I just noticed it was hiding. It's called The Invisible Government by David Weiss and Thomas Ross. This book here, it's a very old book. And the subtitle is The Startling and Disturbing Book is the First Full Authentic Account of America's Intelligence and Espionage Apparatus.

1:48:01 An Invisible Government with the CIA at its center and it conducts the clandestine policies of the United States in the Cold War. And this is another one of those great books that talks about Operation Gladio in its entirety without ever mentioning Operation Gladio. And just to give you a couple of the pointers on that.

1:48:29 It talks about so Bridget will have enough time to put the link in there if she can find it. It talks about the Birmingham widows. That's where we this is the most in-depth story of the CIA using the Air National Guard in Alabama that I found in a book. You can find lots of news articles about it. But the CIA.

1:48:53 had basically had several from Birmingham's Air National Guard that was flying drug missions, training missions for the Cuban exiles to do the invasion, Bay of Pigs, into Cuba. And this author did a really good job of covering the fake drop boxes they use for mailing and stuff like that.

1:49:24 It talks about Burma. Most books do not cover Burma at all. Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam, Guatemala. And then it talks about the NSA, DIA. You find very few books that actually address the DIA. Then it spends a couple of chapters talking about the CIA. And it talks about the purity and the Peace Corps.

1:49:51 which is kind of a tongue in cheek. The Gray Operation, Missile Crisis, Electronic Spies, Black Radio, CIA, Guano, Paradise. And I think this is the book that talked about Swan Island, if I'm not mistaken. And that was the first time I'd ever heard.

1:50:14 Of Swan Island, which was the radio station used to coordinate in Guatemala and in Cuba. And I found that like, yeah, Swan Island. Yeah, it's the one that it does a really good job of. I mean, it's an entire chapter of talking about how they stage the propaganda.

1:50:38 using those radio stations like that. And this just uses Swan Island as an example. But if you don't know about Swan Island, it's an incredible story of our CIA being assholes. But anyway. That one, I actually got the archive of the book, and I also posted it underneath here. All right, awesome. All Along has its hand up. Okay, go ahead.

1:51:05 Yeah, Colonel, you just mentioned Alabama Air National Guard. If I'm correct, was that not the place where W. Bush got his furlough or whatever excuse for not going to hot damn Vietnam? No, that was Texas. He was in the Texas Air National Guard. Oh, I'm sorry. What did you say? He was in the Texas Air National Guard. Oh.

1:51:33 All right. Well, that just brought up a whole nother narrative about how that the propaganda used to dismiss that story, which is fascinating itself. You probably talked about it, but I'll save it for another time. OK. All right, guys. Thanks for being here on our bookshelf tour. We'll do another one. I've got quite a few other ones here that we'll just spend a little bit more time looking at. And when I get the pile.

1:52:00 That's in the house out here. We'll do another video just to kind of introduce you to those as well. So thanks for sharing the tour. And we will start our next book, Transnational Anti-Communism in the Cold War tomorrow. Thanks for being here.

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Claims made here

Catholic Church funded Nugan Hand Bank book_quoted ▶ 4:57

“weapons and human trafficking cash into real estate. And they set up a whole bunch of like 20 some front companies in order to do the money laundering. And it grew so fast and so big that they ended u…”

Catholic Church funded BCCI book_quoted ▶ 4:57

P2 Masonic Lodge member_of Italy book_quoted ▶ 5:56

“And in his words, the secret society that he's specifically referring to is the P2 Masonic Lodge. And how basically the P2 Masonic Lodge not only was set up in Italy, but it also had a chapter in Arge…”

Allen Dulles founded North Atlantic Treaty Organization book_quoted ▶ 6:26

“Originally, the stay behind unit concept was all set up in Europe, transferred under NATO, thanks to Alan Dulles and Reinhard Galen. And so he goes on and he talks about the Swedish secret army, Gladi…”

Reinhard Gehlen founded North Atlantic Treaty Organization book_quoted ▶ 6:26

Henry Kissinger ordered_assassination_of Licio Gelli book_quoted ▶ 8:47

“Let me just read you a little bit. The strategy of tension gained increased impetus after U.S. President Richard Nixon took office in 1969. Henry Kissinger, Nixon's national security advisor, issued o…”

Henry Kissinger ordered_assassination_of Alexander Haig book_quoted ▶ 8:47

Ellsworth Bunker funded Michele Sindona book_quoted ▶ 10:14

“Millions more were funneled to Sedona for the implementation of false flags. They were funneled and arranged and controlled by the U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin. In 1970 alone, Sedona received more th…”

Ellsworth Bunker headed Phoenix Program book_quoted ▶ 10:44

“You know where we paid the national police their $35 million to ship drugs out of there. Imagine that. He was also the ambassador to Italy. And he was the last ambassador to Vietnam overseeing the Pho…”

Red Brigades framed Italy book_quoted ▶ 13:38

“the Red Brigade was being set up by the Italian government. Then it talks about all of the different explosions that happened and terror on a train, the master plan, Moro, their prime minister. Anyway…”

Giovanni Calvi assassinated London book_quoted ▶ 15:05

“They hung him off a bridge in London after arranging for him to, quote unquote, escape a trap in London. And they had tied a noose around his neck, flipped him over the bridge and put stones in. It wa…”

Danielle Ganser founded NATO Secret Armies documented ▶ 16:04

“Coups that I knew had happened and that I needed to go look up after I read this book the first time. And sure enough, that sent me down another rabbit hole. He has so many footnotes in there that I w…”

Otto Skorzeny trained North Atlantic Treaty Organization book_quoted ▶ 21:27

“is where all of the Nazis went in order to collaborate. And that's where Otto Skorzeny ended up after he was exposed very shortly after he moved to Paris, which is where NATO was set up. None of that'…”

Francisco Franco funded Madrid Circular book_quoted ▶ 21:57

“NATO was in Paris, France at the time. So all of them are collaborating in Paris, France. Otto Skorzeny, because of his scars, gets identified fairly quickly. And they have to move him to a safe haven…”

Joseph P. Farrell founded Nazi International documented ▶ 28:50

“Another Joseph Farrell book, Nazi International. He goes into a lot more detail, but this is very similar to The Third Way. The Third Way, of course, is what gave me the kind of the cattle prod thing …”

Tomoyuki Yamashita trafficked Philippines book_quoted ▶ 31:48

“Yamashito's gold and the burying of it in Philippines was ever held accountable either. And they knew who did it because they rounded up the people in the Philippines, tortured them, beat them, impris…”

Citigroup laundered_money_for Bahamas book_quoted ▶ 33:25

“was given like a 10% commission. So he had billions, tens of billions of dollars deposited in his own accounts as his commission for securing all of this gold as it came out. And his daughter and book…”

Sybil Edmonds founded The Lone Gladio documented ▶ 34:55

“And then, of course, you guys know we did One Nation Under Blackmail. That's another great book. Sybil Edmonds, this book, The Lone Gladio, she basically covers from her job. It's a very good book, ve…”

Operation Gladio funded World Anti-Communist League host_asserted ▶ 35:22

“phase dealing with Turkey. And that's where the term Gladio B comes from, because that's what she called it. Although we know from having researched all of this, that it was a continuation of the orig…”

Penny Lernoux founded In Banks We Trust host_asserted ▶ 35:52

“It's an excellent book. I did several series on Alpha Show based on that book. So I highly recommend that book. And I have In Banks We Trust, Penny Larno, I believe is her name. This is an excellent b…”

Peter Del Scott founded The Great Heroin Coup host_asserted ▶ 36:51

“which we did the BCCI book. What else? Those are kind of the major books. This one here, The Great Heroin Coup, obviously great book. Drugs, Intelligence, and International Fascism by Hendrik Kruger a…”

Henrik Kruger founded The Great Heroin Coup host_asserted ▶ 36:51

Jerry Meldon founded The Great Heroin Coup host_asserted ▶ 36:51

Joseph Scott founded Joseph Smith: The Portrait of a Cold Warrior host_asserted ▶ 37:47

“And Joe Trento promised not to publish anything about it until after the people, the two CIA agents that stole it were dead, which he kept that promise. And it's an excellent book. Let's see what else…”

Joe Trento founded Prelude to Terror host_asserted ▶ 37:47

Alfred Milner member_of Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 39:49

“The Edward Conspiracy, Testing Warmer Waters, Taming the Bear, The Changing of the Guard, Landslide to Continuity, Scams and Scandals, Creating the Fear, Sound familiar? Strategy of Tension, Preparing…”

Kyle Burke founded The Revolutionaries for the Right host_asserted ▶ 40:17

“was one of the major guys, and the Roundtable was part of the Fabian Society where all of this came from. So again, the more you read, the more this stuff comes back full circle. Let's see. This book …”

British Roundtable member_of Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 40:17

North Atlantic Treaty Organization trained Mujahideen host_asserted ▶ 41:46

“And it talks about all of the different countries down there. It was a really amazing book from that perspective. And this is kind of where I came up with the information about them basically training…”

Wesley Clark headed Fort Hood host_asserted ▶ 44:09

“And that's where I discovered that Wesley Clark, and of course, I took the military angle of it. Wesley Clark, unbeknownst to me, was the commander at Fort Hood that was supplying all of the military …”

Wesley Clark supplied_arms_to Waco siege host_asserted ▶ 44:09

North Atlantic Treaty Organization trained Mujahideen host_asserted ▶ 45:50

“He was the NATO commander. Keep in mind, NATO runs Operation Gladio. He was the NATO commander when we did the air war in Bosnia and tore that entire place apart using the Mujahideen, Tajikistan, the …”

Wesley Clark headed North Atlantic Treaty Organization host_asserted ▶ 45:50

North Atlantic Treaty Organization carried_out_attack Bosnian War host_asserted ▶ 45:50

Antony Sutton founded Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler host_asserted ▶ 47:18

“So let me see what else I have. This book. Oh, here's the Antony Sutton, Wall Street and FDR. And then there's the book Wall Street and Hitler. And I mentioned this book. I didn't realize I had it out…”

Antony Sutton founded Wall Street and FDR host_asserted ▶ 47:18

S.C. Gwynne founded The Outlaw Bank host_asserted ▶ 47:49

“All right, this book here is The Outlaw Bank, BCCI. We've talked about it a lot. Again, I've read this book like twice and then have a whole bunch of notes of additional research I did based on names …”

Jonathan Beaty founded The Outlaw Bank host_asserted ▶ 47:49

IG Farben laundered_money_for West Germany book_quoted ▶ 51:37

“This book talks about how they moved patents from Germany into Sweden. And in one year in the lead up to World War II, which is how you know the whole thing was premeditated, they move like over a tho…”

Cees Wiebjes founded The Art of Cloaking Ownership host_asserted ▶ 53:03

“And the fact that he brought it up and then, of course, I brought it out here and put it on my handy dandy bookshelf. Thanks, Bridget. What's the author? It's called The Art of Cloaking. Like and you …”

Gerald Alders founded The Art of Cloaking Ownership host_asserted ▶ 53:03

Sweden covered_up West Germany book_quoted ▶ 53:32

“Crees, C-E-E-S, and I'll spell his last name, W-I-E-B, as in Bravo, E-S. It says the secret collaboration and protection of the German war industry by the quote-unquote neutrals. The cartoon on the fr…”

Donald Jeffries founded Crimes and Cover-Up in American Politics host_asserted ▶ 54:28

“Actual documents referenced in it on how they did it. Lots of details about it. So that's probably a good place to stop. Obviously, I have a whole bunch more. This one here, crimes and cover up.…”

Charlotte Dennett founded Follow the Pipelines host_asserted ▶ 58:34

“This book here, speaking of the resources, I've read this book. This is where I found out about George DeMorgan Shield. This book here, Follow the Pipelines. It's a pretty dry book, but again, you wil…”

Luc Van Dongen founded Transnational Anti-Communism and the Cold War: Agents, Activities, and Networks host_asserted ▶ 1:00:29

“I would argue that's done a lot here as well, but it's way worse in other countries. This guy, this book is, I don't even know how you say his name, Luke L-U-C Van, B-A-N, Dongen, D-O-N-G-E-N. And the…”

Stephanie Rowland founded Transnational Anti-Communism and the Cold War: Agents, Activities, and Networks host_asserted ▶ 1:00:29

Giles Scott-Smith founded Transnational Anti-Communism and the Cold War: Agents, Activities, and Networks host_asserted ▶ 1:00:29

Robert W. Welch founded John Birch Society host_asserted ▶ 1:09:29

“the John Birch Society. I had bookmarked a few websites that talked about the John Birch Society. It refers to it as controlled opposition. It talks about it as being an extension of the CIA founded b…”

William F. Buckley member_of John Birch Society host_asserted ▶ 1:09:54

“And it says that it is intimately connected to the Jesuit arm of the Catholic Church. It says that, let's see, was also involved. William Buckley, the Skull and Bones William Buckley, was a big part o…”

William F. Buckley member_of Skull and Bones host_asserted ▶ 1:09:54

John Birch Society member_of Society of Jesus host_asserted ▶ 1:09:54

Joe Smith member_of CFR host_asserted ▶ 1:10:22

“Also has strong connections to the Heritage Foundation, which we found in a few of these funding the wrong side of it. It talks about John McManus, John Smith, and that they basically work, have been …”

John Birch Society funded Heritage Foundation host_asserted ▶ 1:10:22

John McManus member_of CFR host_asserted ▶ 1:10:22

World Anti-Communist League member_of Anti-Bolshevik League of Nations book_quoted ▶ 1:10:48

“that they have worked closely with the Rockefellers over the time. And it even in this article mentions, like the World Anti-Communist League founded, let's see, that worked hand in hand with the anti…”

Rockefeller Foundation funded World Anti-Communist League book_quoted ▶ 1:10:48

Otto Skorzeny member_of World Anti-Communist League book_quoted ▶ 1:11:18

“several other countries that blocked together that became part of the World Anti-Communist League. It mentions Otto Skorzeny, John McCain, Reverend Moon, all of those people having worked together on …”

John McCain member_of World Anti-Communist League book_quoted ▶ 1:11:18

Sun Myung Moon member_of World Anti-Communist League book_quoted ▶ 1:11:18

French Communist Party member_of John Birch Society host_asserted ▶ 1:17:15

“that I've noticed over time is a lot of the people that were originally in the Communist Party of the USA all end up on what we now refer to as the far right, right? The National Review crowd, the Joh…”

Giulio Andreotti exposed Operation Gladio documented ▶ 1:27:30

“I could not. And again, one thing that cannot be lost in this conversation is I could not put his book down. I read it in like three days. I read it nonstop. I came across the passage in his book that…”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization member_of Operation Gladio documented ▶ 1:28:00

“and that all of NATO had been involved and they all had these secret armies that committed domestic terrorism. And why do I know that date? Because that's the date my plane landed in Italy for my thre…”

Saddam Hussein carried_out_attack Kuwait host_asserted ▶ 1:29:25

“The invasion of Iraq into Kuwait was a false flag. Kuwait drilling had been going on for a long time. They'd been still in Iraqi oil. Saddam Hussein, which was a CIA asset himself, had been told to le…”

Woodrow Wilson founded Federal Reserve documented ▶ 1:41:03

“The party that had held power for two terms actually won party for – got 12 years, I think, since FDR. So that was actually kind of a big deal. But in analyzing history as we know it now, I think two …”

Woodrow Wilson founded CFR documented ▶ 1:42:02

“the Council on Foreign Relations, all these things that happened. Then in our time, 2001, and all the stuff that happened under the Clinton administration, that laid the foundation for basically the c…”

Paul L. Williams founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:42:29

“Sundance refers to the fourth branch of government that they wrote a really good article about. So anyway, I don't mean to hijack the space, but just offering some perspective on there. Go ahead. Whoe…”

Allen Dulles headed U.S. State Department documented ▶ 1:44:32

“because none of the ambassadors are. The ambassadors are paid by the State Department. But the State Department works seamlessly with the CIA. As a matter of fact, so seamlessly, when all of this was …”

Jacob Beam member_of U.S. State Department host_asserted ▶ 1:44:32

Jacob Beam spied_on West Berlin host_asserted ▶ 1:45:24

“in a way that is hard to describe. And if you go to Jacob Beam, because I have come across him a couple of times, if you go and look at his, even just his wiki page, you see that he's at the very begi…”

Jacob Beam member_of League of Nations host_asserted ▶ 1:45:24

Antony Sutton exposed Jacob Beam book_quoted ▶ 1:45:50

“If you go read Antony Sutton's book, he would have been an integral part of that because he was in Berlin as the number three guy, which means he was fairly high up. Then during World War II, they mov…”

Jacob Beam carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:46:10

“Weirdly enough, in London was where all of the planning for the stay behind units happened on the ally side with the Jedbergs being injected into Europe and everything else. And again, being at the em…”

Jacob Beam member_of U.S. State Department documented ▶ 1:47:00

“He becomes the ambassador to the Soviet Union in 69 through 73, which was a critical time to be there. So, again, I'm going to say you're technically correct, but you're not generally correct, if that…”

Thomas Ross founded The Invisible Government host_asserted ▶ 1:47:31

“All right. Well, that'll do it. I did want to mention one more book that we have done. I just noticed it was hiding. It's called The Invisible Government by David Weiss and Thomas Ross. This book here…”

David Weiss founded The Invisible Government host_asserted ▶ 1:47:31

The Invisible Government exposed Operation Gladio book_quoted ▶ 1:48:01

“An Invisible Government with the CIA at its center and it conducts the clandestine policies of the United States in the Cold War. And this is another one of those great books that talks about Operatio…”

Alabama National Guard trained Bay of Pigs book_quoted ▶ 1:48:53

“had basically had several from Birmingham's Air National Guard that was flying drug missions, training missions for the Cuban exiles to do the invasion, Bay of Pigs, into Cuba. And this author did a r…”

The Invisible Government exposed Laos book_quoted ▶ 1:49:24

“It talks about Burma. Most books do not cover Burma at all. Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam, Guatemala. And then it talks about the NSA, DIA. You find very few books that actually address the DIA. Then it sp…”

The Invisible Government exposed Guatemala book_quoted ▶ 1:49:24

The Invisible Government exposed Burma book_quoted ▶ 1:49:24

The Invisible Government exposed Peace Corps book_quoted ▶ 1:49:24

The Invisible Government exposed Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 1:49:24

George H.W. Bush member_of Texas National Guard documented ▶ 1:51:05

“Yeah, Colonel, you just mentioned Alabama Air National Guard. If I'm correct, was that not the place where W. Bush got his furlough or whatever excuse for not going to hot damn Vietnam? No, that was T…”