The Colonel’s Corner Charlie Kirk Shooting and PRE 9_11 conversation

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0:00 Good afternoon, Colonel. Good afternoon. How are you? I'm great. How are you? Good. Have you gotten a lot of baby time, grandbaby time? I have since I got home. Yay! Yeah, he was just over here earlier. We watched him while my daughter went over to Tampa to pick some stuff up. So, yeah, getting a little bit of every day.

0:27 Gotta balance the dark with the light, you know? Yep, absolutely. So today's going to be kind of an open forum. I wanted to, let me get, yeah, we're over here on Rumble. I wanted to ask everyone to keep Charlie Kirk in your prayers. Horrific video of him being shot.

0:58 It kind of goes to the heart of what, within the last few days, which was evident from the message that I sent out this morning, I just have this feeling that, and I don't do feelings, so this is important, that it is going to be over the next, I don't know how long, that

1:26 There is going to be a frenzy of destabilization activities that is going to truly test America. What is going on, like in Nepal and various other places, France, is emblematic of a much bigger kind of wild animal dying. And that's kind of what...

1:57 I see what's happening. The constant repeating of talking points and people posting about black on white crime, that has been true for a very long time. I just feel like that right now it's not organic.

2:26 And I would just ask everyone to keep that in mind as we move forward. Anyway. Absolutely. What is your opinion about what's going on in Nepal while we wait for other people to come up? So I have not, because I had my grandson, been able to look over everything that you found.

2:59 critical location of Nepal that we've talked about in the past and how it has been used by the intelligence services. There is elements of the residual effect of that because in order to control a country, you have to have it divided. You have to have insurgents.

3:31 in all of the different facets of power. And I've not read enough to know whether it's what I refer to as the good guys or the bad guys, or the bad guys and the less bad guys, in some cases, like we found in Columbia. No good guys. There's just good guys and less good guys.

4:01 So do you want to share some of the stuff that you found? I'll do a post on it later. Yeah. The part that was, you know, we've seen so many times with a government overthrow or like you said, civil unrest, but it's not organic civil unrest. And as soon as they started calling it out for.

4:30 communist regimes um that to me is a real trigger word so to speak you know that is knowing what we know right and um so anyway the sorry little dog just got a new toy and she's over here squeaking it um anyway um so immediately you know again i go back to okay if this is organic

5:02 One of the things that, again, immediately stood out to me was they were praising the military. Now, the military waited a considerable amount of time before they intervened. Right. Which says that the military was actually more or less on the side of the people. Right. Because they allowed them to do whatever they wanted to do. And then afterwards they said, OK, that's enough. You know, we don't want to implode.

5:33 our whole country. And the people were celebrating and actually carrying some of the military guys around on their shoulders. But again, I go back to Vietnam and all these other things where like, I don't know, you know? So based on, and it's ironic because tonight you have your alpha show. And one of the things that we covered when I was down at your mobile headquarters was we,

6:05 ICITAP. Yes. And for those of you who aren't familiar, the ICITAP was the Office of Public Safety, essentially getting renamed and moved around to still go in and train mercenaries, specifically under the guise of police. Right. And as soon as, so I immediately said, okay, I'll see.

6:36 In recent years, has the ITITAP been down there? And look at that. Yes, they have. In fact, they've been extremely active in Nepal. And the next post that came along was the military and the people parading the police department or the actual police officers as the police.

7:08 surrendered to the people. And what was very telling was that the police uniforms had police on it in English. Right. And last I checked, I don't believe that's the primary language in Nepal. However, it is in ICITAP. Yeah. Little subtle stuff. Right. Yeah.

7:36 Right. And that's, again, that's gladioglasses and putting everything in context. And that the people were out trying to clean up the mess from yesterday. And best I could tell, these were just people. These were not an organized volunteers or anything like that. They were just, okay, it's like everybody. They got rid of their government and now they're going to clean it up. Right. And again, goes back to.

8:07 How much, you know, that was an extremely violent uprising. And that doesn't happen over social media because somebody took away their TikTok. That comes out of necessity, whether it's they were starving the people. Or one of the other things that I found was an article, and actually multiple articles from a couple of years ago, that showed that...

8:40 children every day go missing from Nepal and that it is a major hub for human trafficking. And of course, there are several NGOs under the funding of USAID for human trafficking are over there and have been for decades. So again, you look at this and it's like,

9:12 You know, this has all the hallmarks of the people regaining control. But the only way this could have even happened is had the USAID funding been shut off. Because something has weakened that infrastructure. Yes, in order to allow the people to take it. Prior to this, they would have wiped out all the people.

9:41 tried to uprise and tried to take back control of the government in this particular case it didn't happen which to me again shows you how effective just getting our fingers out of everybody else's business but again you know there were people that died yesterday and this was a very brutal uprising this is going to have a lot of bumps along the road um yeah but i agree

10:13 But it is encouraging to see how quickly the people, you know, because again, once they started taking back control of their own government, the first thing they wanted to do is clean it back up. Yeah. And get the guns off the street and get, and there were, you know, there wasn't, this wasn't, whereas in the past when it was a orchestrated coup, the violence would have continued for weeks.

10:45 Yeah, because they use that as an opportunity to get rid of opposition forces. Right. Yeah. Right. And again, which to me says hallmark wise, I think this is really encouraging. Yeah. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. Obviously, there's a lot of news that's been crossing over the past couple of days. There's a lot of news that's crossing right now. You know, some people have probably heard at this point about the situation with Charlie Kirk.

11:14 Um, for those who haven't, um, he was at a, uh, um, a college in Utah where he was doing his, you know, uh, public speaking tour where, um, he was shot at about 200 yards, um, by a long range rifle. And, you know, people analyzing the video right now are saying that there's no, some people are saying there's no way he could have survived that. There's other people who are saying that he's in the hospital in critical condition. Um,

11:41 Obviously, there's conflicting reports on what's going on right now, and it's important to pray for Charlie. But you can see that there's a number of different things that have been happening over the past 48 hours that are pretty significant news.

12:06 First off, everyone keep Charlie Kirk in your prayers. Second off, I think they've apprehended someone who may have been the shooter. Obviously, there are allegations at this point. There's, I guess, given the climate in, you know, France, in Nepal, and given everything that we know about the Operation Gladius situation, which is that, you know, since at least this goes way back, but at least since 1948.

12:35 There have been a series of assassinations, false flag terror attacks in Italy connected with the Sicilian mafia that the CIA was involved with. And how these coups and sometimes these assassinations, false flag terror plots and organized crime, sometimes they interact. Where I worry is that...

13:06 The model that the power elite uses to understand the social cycle right now is the fourth turning, which they all believe that we're in. It's a cycle of every 80 years there's another revolution or a world war. And if you rewind two steps back, that gets us to the 1860s. And my concern is that...

13:34 How this all got started in 1859 was John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry. Right. Brown, you know, does this does this raid? You know, he's he's he fought, you know, slavery in Kansas. And then he goes off to Virginia and he fights it there and he runs the raid. And I'm not he had a.

14:03 He had a worthy cause, but what I'm worried about is that the power elite may try to use that example from history because what John Brown did at his sentencing was he gave probably one of the second, he probably gave the second biggest speech.

14:20 of the civil war after the gettysburg address and he gives this basically nathan hale like address he's been convicted of treason he's been convicted of of insurrection and rebellion uh they're gonna sentence him to death and he gives this impassioned speech saying that he's proud of what he's done

14:42 You know, and he praises the treatment from Virginia that they were just and that they were fair and that he expects to die. But he also thinks that his cause is just. And it changes in a moment the character of what's going on in the country. I'm worried that they could try to do something like this over the next week or two. And we have to be the voices of.

15:12 We have to be the voices of truth of grace and the patients in the room saying, guys, we haven't chased the crimson thread back as far as it needs to go yet. And we don't necessarily, it is too early to let it, to let them try to do that to us. And we have to be able to try to stop it. So yeah, that's, um, a much, um,

15:42 more eloquently stated fear that I see right now. The forces are all out there already. They are aligned. We've tracked many of the different players. They didn't go away. They're not in hiding. They are going to use all of their typical tools. For example,

16:13 There's, you know, there's already, oh, like, for example, Congressman Randy Fine just posted that he had already been contacted by media asking, or it looks like an attorney general, Gen Karski, saying, hey, I wonder if Charlie Kirk's shooting.

16:38 makes you change your opinion on campus carry. And again, if your first reaction to something as horrific as an assassination attempt is a policy issue, you are corrupt and you are evil. And it's just like MSNBC before we started, their headline was that,

17:12 It could have been a shooting in celebration with a high powered rifle. So, again, the because now you can see what they're doing, they're fomenting fear, they're fomenting division and they will use every opportunity, even once they don't.

17:42 And that's kind of what we need to pay attention to. So one of the lessons that we've learned is they don't have to actually plan a particular act. They have to create rhetoric and divisiveness. And one of the very first books we ever did in this format was and I don't remember the author's exact words, but there are.

18:14 random acts of terrorism that you can take advantage of, and then there's planned acts of terrorism. He had two labels that he used. The random acts of terrorism aren't actually random in the way you and I would think about it. They're not planned by the CIA as a false flag, that they've already got this step like 9-11. That was planned.

18:43 It took a lot of planning to carry off, and they already had the Patriot Act on the shelf ready to go. And then the crackdown, then the creating of the terrorism fusion cell, and then the tracking of us. All of those things were the follow-on to 9-11. They were all well planned out. They just needed the event to kick it off. So those are not random acts of terrorism.

19:10 They also have a general propaganda arm that seeds and foments anger and division that they are betting on random people stepping up to commit those acts. Then they already have planned when they occur.

19:36 a talking point or series of talking points to capitalize on those random acts of violence. And the best example of that is what happened in North Carolina. They set the grounds for that to happen. Do they know who's going to commit it? Not necessarily. The creation of that situation started when you begin putting people

20:05 in political positions through the George Soros Open Society of these open border, soft on crime, cash bail, all of those. They seed the ground. It's like fertilizing a patch of ground knowing that birds are going to come drop seeds. Something's going to grow there.

20:33 You don't necessarily know what it is, but it's going to grow. And when it does grow, when it does sprout, it's going to be used to further their agenda because they are the ones plowing the field, fertilizing the field, and getting it ready for stuff to grow there. That's the best analogy that I can give. So both of those things are used collectively when you're destabilizing a country.

21:03 And I believe that's what we're seeing play out right now. They know that if Trump stays in office the entire four years, their agenda will be so far repressed or they can't allow the light to shine. So they're going to put as many clouds in the path of the sun as they can. Go ahead, Illini. So, Colonel.

21:33 One of the other things that's been playing out in addition to the situation in France and Nepal, you know, is is some of the, you know, disclosures around Epstein that have been coming out over the past few days. What we know and I'm going to connect this back to the Gladio thing. What we know is that this has happened before.

21:56 Um, this, this happened back in the late eighties where there was a group of, uh, it was called the Franklin scandal. And there was a group of kids, you know, back in 1989 who were being trafficked out of Boys Town to this, um, child sex ring in, in Franklin, Nevada. And I'm sorry, in Franklin, uh, Omaha, Nebraska. Um, the kids didn't volunteer it at first.

22:25 But they ultimately said that what they experienced was Satanism and that there were ceremonies and stuff like that. And it connects. And this ring connected all the way from Omaha, Nebraska. And they have the flight records of the kids on the private jets out to Washington, D.C. to Craig Spence. I basically posted the article.

22:56 in you know the um the jumbotron here um and ultimately some of them received a tour of the white house it connected all the way to the bush family um senior was in office at the time bush senior yeah so when you read second corinthians 4 4 where paul talks about how the god of this age has blinded the hearts

23:23 men to the light and the truth of the gospel. There's an element of this that sometimes seems to connect with the political reality out there. The question is, are we going to be able to figure out where those crimson threads go with Epstein?

23:52 With, you know, the Franklin scandal, with Alicia Owens, who's still out there saying, you know, basically sticking to her story 35 years later, are we going to be able to figure out where those crimson threads lead before they plunge the country into whatever they're going to try to do to it so we can figure out what's really going on and how we try to fix it? Right. That's the question. Yeah.

24:22 Obviously, no one knows the answer to that question. However, the media hype around the Epstein and the demanding of it and the people going overboard on accusing Trump of withholding it and all that stuff, what it appears to me to be,

24:53 And if this is true, it's a good sign. And I'll explain why. The case and most of the paperwork that had been held in the New York FBI office had allegedly been tampered with. And the reason why it was initially withheld was obviously to embarrass the Trump administration when supposedly when most of the

25:23 FBI was still the original FBI, it was transferred over to DOJ. What they were hoping is, number one, that information to be put out under the quote-unquote transparency right away, which it was not.

25:44 It basically was a rehashing of all the stuff we already know, the black book, the flight logs, and all that other stuff. And then that, of course, was going to be a major embarrassment to the Trump administration because it was just old news. And they didn't release it. And then it gets discovered that there's this other stash in New York. Well, there are some fairly well-placed people that have made the allegation.

26:13 That they were holding that until the fervor was raised enough of demanding it, which was not organic, by the way. And all of the people, you know, getting on like there's so many people that have had entire spaces accusing Trump of being guilty of all of this and all this other stuff. None of that's organic. They're building up to basically.

26:41 demanding that this new tranche of information be released without anybody going through it, looking what's all in it. And the allegation was made by some fairly high up people that that information that came from the New York office where James Comey's daughter works had like poison pills embedded in it. And that...

27:09 there was a need to go through that material meticulously to make sure none of that was released because, number one, it's not true. And number two, that obviously when it then becomes not true and people realize it's not true, it gives a black eye to the current administration.

27:35 They're not playing along with all of this fake outrage, which is to me a clear sign that they know what's going on, that they understand that there's these poison pills that's been laid along the way. And I know for a fact that that type of stuff happens. I saw that.

28:05 myself to a much lesser degree in the military. There are people that will forward to a commanding officer that they're trying to sabotage inaccurate information that then they will have their best friend, not that I had this experience, but know that it happened.

28:31 their best friend make an allegation. And then of course the incriminating documents are already there because they made sure they got them to them. And so this is not something that's all that rare. And the fact that they're being careful enough to not make those missteps to me is a good sign. It's incredibly frustrating to,

29:01 people who want the information in a timely manner. But at the same time, it shows to me a thoughtful process of going through that to ensure that what is presented to people can be proven. Because again, if the implications are, you know, like what you were saying with the Franklin scandal.

29:31 It was not known right away who all of the political people were. And you can imagine having something that bad come out and then only to go, oh, yeah, well, we ruined your life. But that really wasn't even true. And we know that they do that. As a matter of fact, we'll get to it later. But I do want to go over the notes that I took on that Zoom call last night.

30:00 So I did not know until much later in the Zoom call that Kurt Weldon, the former congressman that the CIA set up and made sure that using his daughter, that he was not made Speaker of the House and that he didn't win his election. They basically sabotaged him because he was one of the first people calling out 9-11. He was actually on that Zoom call last night.

30:30 And so we know how they play these games. They don't care whether the accusations are true or false. They're out to get people and they will use opportunities like the release of an Epstein file if they can insert information into it to sabotage people that they want to. So I have a very optimistic.

30:58 viewpoint when it comes to we're not waiting. Trump has three and a half years. We're not waiting till 30 years from now to be able to figure out what all went on. There's going to be, and I believe it was planned from the day he got in office, there is a systematic exposure going on.

31:24 As you say, there's multiple things going on at the same time. The most recent within the last 48 hours of Fauci information, they're going to spend the next four days starting tomorrow in Washington, D.C., exposing 9-11. There's going to be all kinds of meetings and hearings and redacteds covering it. They're actually in Washington, D.C. to do that.

31:52 So there's a lot going on. The they've got, you know, the COVID stuff right now with Ron Johnson. So, again, there's just a lot going on. And I think every day that goes by, we get more and more information. Luckily, and I say this like every day we have.

32:21 buckets to put the information in. Most people don't. Most people are just being inundated with information to the point where their eyes are glazed over. But just as Bridget was pointing out with what's going on in Nepal, we have a bucket to put that in. We know how to sort that information because we have filters.

32:44 with Gladio glasses on to be able to unpack that information. We also know how blackmail rings and money laundering rings work. And so we have a bucket to put the Epstein information in. We know that COVID was part of this global new world order of locking down America. We've got a bucket for that. There's a lot of people out there that this is so overwhelming to them.

33:13 that they have no way of sorting out that information. And I don't know what I would do if I had not spent the last three years doing what we've been doing, because it would definitely be overwhelming, even for someone like me, who was, you know, fairly well aware of what I thought I knew, which, as it turns out, wasn't a whole lot. But anyway.

33:44 SR-71, did you have anything you wanted to add? Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody for attending today, and those on Rumble as well. It seems day after day we are seeing what I would call a cornered animal. Yeah. And they tend to know it at this point, and they're doing everything they can to stop it.

34:12 I was looking at France earlier today and even the French are going ballistic today in the protests that they're having at the moment. They're still going on, by the way. So buckle up, folks. It's going to get wild. Thank you. Sure. All right. So I'm going to transition into.

34:43 What happened on our call last night about 9-11. And since, again, we have new people in our space, I do want to briefly go over just so that you guys understand my background as it relates to 9-11. So I was stationed at the Pentagon from 1995 to 1999.

35:13 And in the position, I had a couple of different jobs while I was there. And I had exposure because my last two years there was as an executive officer where you kind of you're like the right hand of a general officer. And the general officers in the Pentagon goes.

35:35 go to lots of policy meetings and stuff like that. And generally speaking, all of the rooms are set up with a conference table and then seating around the outside. And the seating around the outside is for the executive officers because you're there to take notes for your boss. General officers don't take notes. They have people that take notes. I was that person. And it's kind of a grooming position. People, a lot of military officers never get

36:03 an opportunity to be an executive officer. And it's usually reserved for someone who they see some potential in kind of grooming them to be a senior officer in the military because it exposes you to a world that you would not otherwise see. Wasn't necessarily a pretty world, but you do get to be that fly on the wall that we all talk about wanting to be every once in a while. And I found it very interesting.

36:33 The I can my personal opinion, and I know people will think this is heresy. I don't care. The the way the War Department used to work is that we had a four star general in charge of the War Department and everything about the War Department was military. Did we have civilians in them? Yes. As secretaries and budget analysts and stuff like that.

37:00 It was a military organization. There was no civilian leadership. My opinion, and it's strictly my opinion, of having civilian leadership in the Department of Defense is one of the stupidest things that we could have ever done. Because the entire top level of civilians are political appointees. They don't give a shit about the military.

37:28 They give a shit about their political career and where they're going next. And that is often times to the detriment of the military mission, as we can see with the continuous wars since we became the Department of Defense under civilian leadership, because these guys come in from industry. And what do you think they're there for?

37:53 They're going to support every forever war there is because their backers are Raytheon, Lockheed or whatever. And they're just rotated through these jobs. I think it's the stupidest thing we've ever done. Well, maybe in the top 10 because we've done a lot of stupid stuff. So that was kind of my takeaway. I was a major at the time. I just I kind of just threw my hands up in the air. And I will give you a specific.

38:22 instance to tell you why I think that. So we had this woman that was a die in the wool political animal. And I, of course, was there based on the dates during the Clinton administration. So they were all Democrats. And the woman was there. There was a state congressman in Miami that they wanted to.

38:53 appoint as the Secretary of the Air Force. His name was Daryl something. I'm not going to remember his last name. When he got commissioned, he went through pilot training and he was given an F-16 to fly. He was such a sucky pilot that the active duty basically

39:19 made him leave. So when you take off in an F-16, it is possible, if you're stupid, to scrape the tail of an F-16. He did it twice while he was on active duty. And they made his life miserable. So he gets off active duty and joins a reserve unit. Well, the reserve unit that he joined was down in Miami, the Macos. They flew F-16s. And as soon as he got there, nobody wanted to fly with him because he couldn't fly.

39:48 And so they eventually make him a support, a mission support squadron commander, and then he becomes the mission support group commander. And when you're a pilot, you get extra money for being a pilot. And it's a line item on your pay statement. So you don't know you're not getting it. And when they made him a non-flying officer, that pay was supposed to stop after 12 months.

40:19 And it went on for years. So when he got nominated to be the Secretary of the Air Force, everybody that had ever flew with him, both on active duty and in that reserve unit, was beside themselves. There were two-star generals. There were three-star generals. And they were like, absolutely not. Absolutely not is he going to be the Secretary of the Air Force. He was horrible. And he was a politician.

40:49 they kind of got a group together of people that were going to go testify in front of Congress at his confirmation hearing. And the ones that were still on duty, either in the Reserve or the Air Force, you have to submit your congressional testimony through the Department of Defense to have it censored before you can go up here as a spokesperson. And of course, they weren't going to let any of them do it. One two-star general retired just so he could go testify.

41:18 because then they can't control what you say. And so the civilian that was going to be directly reporting to this guy who was in charge of the personnel area at the Secretary of Defense and in the Secretary of the Air Force had a meeting with my general because I was in the office of the Air Force Reserve at the time. And so he was called on the carpet to come up there and explain to her why.

41:47 making him the nomination and we were trying to do it discreetly you know give her the talking point so she could go tell clinton hey this is not a good idea you're creating a fire you're like literally kicking an anthill um she didn't want to have anything of it so when he got back he

42:06 was telling the three star general that basically he didn't have any luck, that they weren't going to listen to him and they were going to embarrass themselves. And so I'm listening to him debrief the three star. And I made a phone call down to Homestead and was talking to the people in the support group. And I found out that all of those people knew that he had been getting that pay. And so I just.

42:33 and asked them to fax me all of the information. And my general went back to this woman. And not only that, he lied about how many flying hours he had because it would have been obvious that he was a sucky pilot. Because like normally by the time you're a lieutenant colonel, you have like 3,000 hours in the plane. He had like 1,000. And he lied and said he had like 3,000 hours on his official biography that he submitted.

43:03 And so this woman tries to play off that, you know, the and I went with my general this time. She tries to play off like who cares about flying hours? Well, every pilot in the Air Force cares about flying hours. They can tell you how many hours they have in every single plane they've ever. How many of those hours, how many were they like having on it? It's like on the inside of their eyelids.

43:28 So you can ask any general officer that flew a plane. They will tell you the exact number of combat hours they flew in that plane, how many overall hours they flew. This is just the way they talk. They all know it. And so general, the general that I worked for, who I don't want to name, explain that to her.

43:48 And she's rolling her eyes the entire time. And he goes, OK, well, if that's not going to change your mind, how about if the allegation is going to be that he stole money? And she's like, what are you talking about? And so I had all this pay slips. And General Clem was, excuse me, don't want to say his name.

44:08 He was explaining to her, I had not pulled the paper out yet. He was explaining to her how the whole thing works. And he goes, she says, well, it's just a lump of money. How would he know? And so I pulled out the pay statements and I'm like plastering them because it was like three years worth at this point. And I'm just putting them out one at a time. And she goes, oh, all right, I get it. He knew. And so they still had the confirmation hearing and all of those people.

44:36 That there was a lot of retired people because they didn't let any bad news out of the Air Force that showed up at that confirmation hearing. And he did not get confirmed as a result of that. So I just wanted to explain that. That's my takeaway from my time at the Pentagon. There's all kinds of crap that goes on there that people have no idea. So 1999, I leave. I get to U.S. Central Command, which is at MacDill Air Force Base.

45:04 We're not in any I mean, we're still flying deny flight kind of stuff over Iraq and stuff like that left over from Desert Storm. But there's no real activity going on. There's some special operations stuff going on. But we're pretty much in a peacetime footing at CENTCOM. And they do annual exercises in foreign countries because we're we're one of the only.

45:33 South Com and CENTCOM is the only combatant commander that's not physically located in their AOR. So they basically take a big chunk of the headquarters over every year and to one of the countries for acclimation and they do an exercise.

45:50 And they have all the services there. They go through, you know, all kinds. I mean, it's a huge deployment. They do exercises like we went to Kenya during Bright Star. That's the name of it. And, you know, there's tanks and all kinds of interoperability with the Kenyan forces and other, you know, Saudis were there. Qataris were there, everybody. So they do this big hoorah. And then we all come home.

46:19 That was kind of the extent of the excitement until 9-11. And there had been briefings about terrorism and stuff like that in the lead up to it. But nothing specifically like pinpointing, oh, my God, you know, bin Laden's this big threat. During the Clinton administration, during that entire time, as a matter of fact, if you read Buzz Patterson's book.

46:49 Clinton could have killed bin Laden multiple times and he didn't. They were on a golf course. He got a phone call. We got eyes on. He didn't want to be bothered. He kept golfing. So there was no, at least from the command structure, there was no immediate, you know, oh, my God, turn over heaven and earth and get him, which is obvious because, you know, CNN went and interviewed him and somehow we couldn't find him.

47:19 Obviously, we knew where he was at. We knew where he was at the entire time. As a matter of fact, some people make the allegation we're the ones that helped him move around. So 9-11 happens. That morning, weirdly enough, I have never before or after that day got a phone call from my sister at work ever. My sisters all live around here. I lived in my hometown here in Lakeland during that time and just drove over to Tampa every day to go to work.

47:47 My sister called me at work and she said, hey, did you hear that there was a plane that crashed into a building in New York? And I'm like, no. And she said, yeah, there was a plane that crashed in. And I'm like, that's really weird. And so because we're the entire building's classified location, so we don't have in our offices any communication that's with the outside. You're not allowed to have it. So there's a dedicated conference room.

48:17 for the general that I worked for. And so we went over to the conference room and turned the television on. And just as I turned the television on, they had the video footage of the second plane hitting the second tower. And by that time, the rest of my staff had came over to that conference room with me and were just like looking at each other like, what the hell? What?

48:46 What the hell is going on? So I sent all of the people that worked for me home because it was quite obvious it was a terror attack, regardless of whether we orchestrated it or not. I knew exactly what that meant for the headquarters there is that we were going to war because there was nothing else going on in any other AOR that anybody thought was an imminent threat except for ours.

49:16 Because, like I said, they had already been talking up the whole radical Islamic terrorism thing in the couple of years, including during the time that I was at the Pentagon. So that occurs in CENTCOM's AOR. So I sent everybody home, told them to do whatever they needed to do because the shit was going to hit the fan the next day. And it did.

49:39 I had one day off from September 11th until I left at the end of June of the following year. And we were given a choice. You could either take Thanksgiving or Christmas off. And that was it. For about the first two months, we literally slept in our office on cots or chairs with your feet propped up. There was so much crap because what happened instead of taking our headquarters forward so that everybody.

50:08 You can make permanent arrangements for your family and stuff like that. And we all have to have those plans on file. Instead of doing that, they decided to fight the war from Tampa. And that was contrary to everything that we had ever trained to do. So we brought in about 4,000 foreigners into Tampa, Florida.

50:37 One of my primary jobs was finding billeting locations. Now, you're going to find this hilarious for those of you who know the jokes between the services. You know, the Air Force is the ones that get five star hotels. We have our chow halls are all decorated with wonderful food and everybody else is treated like shit by their service. And so we're sitting in a meeting. There's one Air Force person, me. There's two Army guys, a Navy guy and a Marine guy.

51:06 And we're brainstorming on how to go about lodging arrangements for all these people. And so they're bantering back and forth. And I'm like the most junior person. I think I was a lieutenant colonel by now. And I just start laughing. And I said, what the hell are you guys doing? We have Falcon Harvest tents. We live on a big base. Just go set up a bunch of freaking tents. We've got a chow hall here.

51:34 We can feed them out of the chow hall. What are you guys talking about renting hotel rooms? This is ridiculous. And so they're all looking at me going, we can't put these people in tents. I'm like, they're our rank. I slept in a tent. They can sleep in a tent. So we put them up at five-star hotels. And of course, their country's paid for it.

51:58 But, yeah, they weren't having any of that. And I just thought that was one of the most craziest moments that I'm the only one looking at them going, what are you talking about? They're deploying to fight a war. Why would they expect to be put up in a hotel? But they were. Anyway, for the next.

52:18 And we had no room for these people. We had to actually set up temporary facilities out in the parking lot at CENTCOM, which meant then you had to walk a mile to work if you were able to go home to get to the office because the entire parking lot became temporary headquarters for all of these other countries. And you had to run around and it was crazy. So on the day.

52:45 of 9-11. My best friend, who I met when I was a second lieutenant on my first day of active duty as a second lieutenant, was stationed at the Pentagon. Now, of course, all the phones are jammed up there. It took me about eight hours to find out that she was okay. My second best friend was stationed in San Antonio at the time, but she had went up there the night before and had a meeting first thing in the morning at the Pentagon. And whatever hit the building hit the building.

53:14 While she was walking into the building on the other side. So, you know, of course, then she had no way of getting home because they shut down all the aircraft. Luckily, she had family in the area. But again, I had no idea about her safety until she was able to get back out of the Pentagon and drive to her sister's house so that I could finally get a hold of her.

53:40 I did not lose anybody close. The majority of the people that died at the Pentagon were in the Navy area that had just been renovated, weirdly enough. So talking about 9-11 is watching the videos and is very emotional because of what it meant for my life.

54:10 On the personal side, when you deploy forward, like I said, your kids are left with a family member and you focus on work. Working 18 hours a day and then having to come home and try to have some semblance of a home life at the same time is very, very difficult. And my kids were little.

54:34 So my youngest one was four years old and her sister was eight years old. Those were the two that I had at home. So I had a very good friend who they went to a private school that picked them up. I dropped them off at like five o'clock in the morning. She took them to school, picked them up for me. There was an entire support network that I had here that allowed me to facilitate that.

55:02 That's about all I'm going to say about that. It was it was crazy. So the the telephone call last night started with a picture. And I will try to get this picture over to Bridget. You guys probably have all seen it. I had not ever seen it. That had to do with I think this is David Rockefeller.

55:31 But it is a Rockefeller that has a watch on that has the hands of the watch at nine and eleven. Again, I don't know if you guys have ever seen it, but it is very just in retrospect. I mean, whether it means anything, I don't know.

56:01 It was on, let's see, it was on Newsweek, which we know is a CIA outfit. And he is sitting in New York City. And there's a blow up, a blown up version of it where you can actually see the what, which I will send to her as well.

56:30 And that's kind of how they started off the the conversation yesterday with that. They also pointed out that and you guys know I'm not a movie person. So while they're talking, I'm having to look all this shit up. A movie called Medusa's Touch. It was produced in 1978. And if you look at it and look into who.

56:59 created the movie there's some really weird things about it it was um created in um produced in night 1978 where a jet airliner crashes into a big building and there are pictures of it and yes it does look like a plane crashing into one of the twin towers um the guy that produced the movie

57:27 has a very sketchy background that you could make the argument that it's kind of one of those precursor type things. They also said that I don't know if it was part of the X-Files. He kind of ran on. But there was a television show segment. It wasn't the actual series called The Pilot. And it had.

57:59 remote access aircraft crashing into the World Trade Center. And it was aired March 4th in 2001. And then they talked a little bit about Operation Northwood, which we already know about. They talked about Bill Cooper's radio show, warning about 9-11. And they spent a lot of time talking about, which we know this part, about

58:30 The importance of oil in the area of they were proposing a pipeline through Afghanistan. Unical was involved and some other companies. And it was Turkmenistan, Pakistan and another company that was from Argentina.

59:00 That was involved in that. And, you know, giving the kind of what we've come to realize that there's a lot more motivation behind these operations than what we're told to exploit resources. And, of course, when they they asked me to speak and I brought up the whole opium thing because that was not something that was on their radar.

59:26 And one of the financers of this pipeline at the time was Enron, which, again, Enron keeps coming up over and over again as one of the exploiters of energy in these operations. This is like the fourth time that I've seen it come up. So they did talk about, let's see.

59:54 They talked about the National Environmental Act as something that, and I didn't get the full background on that, but it talked about how when it came up, there was exposure that while they were constructing the second tower, that there was asbestos in the project of the first tower.

1:00:24 And they paused construction on the second tower trying to decide whether or not they were not going to continue putting asbestos in it. And if they were going to redesign it and figure out how to continue the building without it. And because according to the National Environmental Act, they weren't allowed to use asbestos. But it would have cost them like six billion dollars.

1:00:53 in order to, which was more than they paid for the tower construction at the time, to remove the asbestos that was already in the first tower. So they went ahead and built it anyway. And of course, that was because Rockefeller was in charge of the port authority at the time. And now people believe that it was the asbestos dispersion in the air that made everybody sick.

1:01:22 That's part of an ongoing effort to hold people accountable for those decisions. They talked about, which we know, that the original version of the Patriot Act, which there's a video of Biden taking credit for, was drafted in 1994. They talked about a company called SecureCom.

1:01:52 And they're pursuing a lawsuit for the security. And that gets you into George Bush Sr.'s brother-owned part of the company. That's a whole rabbit hole, too. There was something about the Otis elevator. It was originally given the contract for the elevator system.

1:02:21 But then the Port Authority changed it to Ace Elevator. And there was a whole series of conversations about why that was important. And I brought up Porter Goss's involvement. I explained to them what the Carlisle Group was and why that was important because just before 9-11.

1:02:47 Saudi had been allowed to make a huge investment into Carlyle Group and Carlyle Group at the time had major investments in all of the military industrial complex. So basically, in the aftermath of 2001, all of our tax dollars was going over to equip Saudi, you know, to help us fight. While at the same time, Saudi's buying military equipment from the people who.

1:03:15 They have an investment in the Carlyle Group, which is a private equity thing that Bush was involved in, Bush Senior, and a whole number of other people like Cheney and those people. But they owned stock in all of the major military industrial complex. And so our taxpayers are going to Saudi under the guise of buying military equipment. They're buying the military equipment, making the military industrial complex rich.

1:03:44 this Carlyle group were stock owners in all of them. So they're basically getting rich off of the aftermath of 9-11, both these people that are involved in the military industrial complex here and the Saudi government, because they had been invited to join in that private equity group. And that's the old Saudi family, not the current one that's in charge, just so that you know that.

1:04:08 That got us up to the point of actually going through some of the pictures. Now, I had never heard this. I don't know if you guys have or not. There is a military aircraft called an A3 Skywalker, Sky Warrior, sorry. The A3 Sky Warrior, if you take that one photo that we've all seen, that one and only photo that we've ever seen of the Pentagon video of the thing, whatever it was.

1:04:37 crashing into the Pentagon. Everybody says it was a missile. Well, there's a lot of evidence that says it's an A3 Sky Warrior. And if you look at the nose cone of what is sticking out in that one frame when you freeze it, that you can actually see just the nose sticking out, and you have a side-by-side picture of that aircraft, they have a good argument that that is what it is.

1:05:08 The part of the engine that was found on the ground outside of the Pentagon, the landing gear that was found in the Pentagon. And there's a piece of the canopy, every single one of them for anybody that has ever flown an A3 Sky Warrior. And they have several pilots in the 9-11 pilot group that all say that's what that was. So, again, that was news to me.

1:05:36 One of the guys on the call actually had experience modifying things like the A3 Sky Warrior under a DARPA program at Fort Collins to make them remote flying. So that was news to me as well. They had several slides comparing the engine that was found at the Pentagon.

1:06:06 to the engines of the aircraft that the official story says. And I know for a fact that the Pentagon was not hit by the aircraft that they say it was hit by. I, as you guys know, was in aircraft maintenance. I've had firsthand experience standing next to these engines. The engines on those aircraft obviously would have drug the ground given the trajectory of that aircraft into the Pentagon.

1:06:36 There's no way it would have made it to the Pentagon. And if it did, it wouldn't have just completely demolished where there's nothing there. So he had a lot of really good points about that. And I already mentioned Kurt Weldon. So Kurt Weldon is going to be meeting with President Trump over the next soon.

1:07:06 He wouldn't give a specific date because I don't think he had one. But if you guys don't know his story, I would suggest looking up. He's been very vocal. There's lots of videos about them and what they did to him when he first spoke out. Now, he was a volunteer firefighter. He knows a lot about all of the stuff that happened at 9-11. And when he began, while he was a congressman speaking out about that.

1:07:35 There were death threats. There are all kinds of stories. They used his daughter to sabotage. He was the most likely person to be Speaker of the House. He had been serving on the House Senate Committee, I think, Intelligence Committee. And they made his life, they primaried him. They made sure he didn't get reelected, just totally destroyed him.

1:08:03 He talked a little bit about his efforts in mobilizing all of the fire unions around the United States to get behind an effort to create not a congressional commission, because we all know, and he said it on the video about them being, he didn't use the word kabuki dance, but that's my term. But he said that outright. He says there's never been an effective one of them ever.

1:08:32 He knows that. But he wants a presidential commission that reports directly to President Trump and given the authority to, no kidding, find the truth. And obviously, he is a very good candidate to be one of the leading members of that because he has been very outspoken about all of the lies. And he will be very frank with you and say, I don't know what the truth is, but I know what we were told was a lie because none of it makes any sense.

1:09:03 He talked about how in the lead up to the. There was a lot of talk in Washington, D.C., because he was there about creating a fusion center, which, of course, we know they did after that. He talked about Tony Schaefer and he's been very outspoken as well. He was a member of a.

1:09:31 And when he started speaking out about them not actually having an earnest effort to find bin Laden, Tony Schaefer was basically fired and destroyed as well. So he mentioned an energy company that I mentioned earlier that was involved in the investments in Afghanistan.

1:10:02 And it's B-R-I-G-A-S, Bridges, Bridges. And it now is involved in all kinds of other stuff. But when he was originally talking, I had come across that a while back. And I don't know why it stuck in my head. Well, I do know. It's because it was created in 1948.

1:10:31 In Argentina, which is where we had a huge rat line of Nazis there. And I had always wondered if there was a nefarious connection to that oil company because it's come up in a couple of books that I've read. I've not gotten anything penned down on it like I can actually draw a line to a Nazi, but it was just weird the timing of it. And when he said it, he said that it was in Uruguay. And I was like, no, no, that's in Argentina. I know that part.

1:11:01 So anyway, that was kind of the nuts and bolts. He did mention something that was very interesting that he had participated in, and it was called the Gilmore Commission that nobody, most people have never heard of. And I went to look up, I didn't say anything last night, but I went to look up while the rest of the people were talking, because again,

1:11:30 At this point, there's not a lot of these that we've not come across. And so you won't be at all surprised to know that the SecDef at the time was William Cohen, which it happened while I was at the Pentagon. And the AG was Janet Reno. The Secretary of Energy was Bill Richardson. The Secretary of Health and Human Services that was involved was Donna Shalala. And the FEMA was James Lee Witt.

1:11:59 I didn't do much research on the FEMA guy, but the part that got me is the very first thing, like the second line of the write-up when I looked on Grok about what its purpose was, is that those people that I just named hired Rand to do the work. And I'm like, Rand is the CIA. Why would you hire a...

1:12:26 basically a CIA front to do an honest assessment of anything. He kind of talked favorable of it, but I don't know if he knows what we know about Rand. And the guy that was in charge of it is a guy by the name of David Gobert, G-O-M-B-E-R-T. So, of course, he graduated from Annapolis and he was in the Nixon.

1:12:53 Ford and Carter administration in the National Security Council. So basically every coup that we did between Nixon, Ford and Carter, this guy was involved in. He also specialized in NATO. He was a special assistant, meaning like right hand man of President Bush senior. He he was the deputy director of Obama's DNI. And I'm like.

1:13:21 There's nothing good that could come out of any of the stuff that I just told you. So I don't know why you think because he talked about it kind of favorably. But I don't know why. So that was the end of the conversation. Go ahead, Bridget. I have two things and then a question from over on Rumble. Unfortunately, it appears that Charlie Kirk has passed away.

1:13:52 um initially it came out from the utah senator which utah is where he was at or uh sorry speaker um mike uh i can't remember his last name anyway mike lee but and uh uh donald trump posted on through social so i'm gonna say that it's pretty confirmed um awful the other thing and actually this was a tip

1:14:22 by mega nuke over on rumble. There was also an active shooter today in Colorado at a high school where two, um, high school students were injured. They are in critical condition and the shooter is also in critical condition at the hospital. Um, so there's your hunch about earlier definitely seems to be over target as always.

1:14:52 The question was about 9-11. And let me scroll back here because there's all sorts of stuff going on over on the other side. It was by Rez Davika. I'm sure I'm messing that one up. I'm interested on the colonel's thoughts on the plane that hit the Pentagon. I think we covered that. I don't think it was.

1:15:23 Well, I mean, it could have been that Sky Warrior plane. And if you guys go, just look up, there's plenty of images of it. You see how the cone of it is an extended cone that would look almost like a missile if you're only going to see like the first five feet of it. It's a really weird shaped aircraft. Not like a major, and it is a very small aircraft as well.

1:15:52 So it is possible that that's it as opposed to just a missile. But it was very odd, though. They said they interviewed or saw several interviews about from very, very, very accomplished pilots. And they said that the skill to hit the Pentagon.

1:16:17 In a regular airplane, the big ones, you could not have done it. Yeah. They all tell you they couldn't have done the Twin Towers either, which is why every one of them believes it was drone controlled, that it was controlled from the ground. That's the only way it would have happened. Right. Right. And, you know, Tucker Carlson's getting ready to start the big series on 9-11. Tomorrow. Is it tomorrow? Right. Yeah.

1:16:45 So Redacted is interviewing Tucker as part of that whole thing. Redacted is going to be in Washington, D.C. for all of the goings on about 9-11 over the next few days. That'll be really interesting. Yeah. And I'm shocked and amazed at how we're kind of watching Tucker. I don't know if he's waking up and we're watching it or if.

1:17:15 He's just bringing us all or trying to bring some of the people along on waking up, you know? Right. Either one. Right. Right. I will say this. I didn't want to say it at the beginning of this with not knowing what status is in.

1:17:47 In the military, in different settings, especially when we were at CENTCOM, in some of the training that you receive, the actual picture of where he was shot at, because it's right next to the bottom of his neck, it is one of the most vulnerable places you could be shot and survive.

1:18:15 So whoever was doing that knew exactly what they were doing. SR-71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. In this Zoom call, and you were talking about flying these planes remote. I have no doubt that it can be accomplished. Was there any discussion as to training for that? And who might have done it? So understand that.

1:18:45 This is one of those things about technology. Remember, in Operation Northwood, they actually, in 1962, one of the scenarios was using drone-controlled aircraft to fly into a building or crash it or whatever and then blame someone else for it. That was written in 1962. So there was classified technology.

1:19:15 much earlier at around remote controlled aircraft. And if you remember recently when the Blackhawk helicopter raised up and crashed what looked very purposely into the passenger airline, there was a lot of conversation about that being remotely controlled as well because of

1:19:45 all of the aircraft was being modified for that capability to exist on those aircraft. Now, whether that one had been modified, we don't know. So that technology has been around covertly for a very long time. And what's very interesting is when the guy was talking, you guys remember that we just went over, they had a pilot.

1:20:15 This was a fairly well attended by high up people. I had no idea who was all on this call. The female attorney that leads the National Attorney for 9-11 Truth was on there. There's an airline pilot that leads the National Pilot Association for 9-11 Truth was on there. They all spoke. And the pilot.

1:20:44 um was talking about um how that whole system works and i don't want to put words in his mouth but what my takeaway was that there's a process um and it it's been used before um where you can fly a drone controlled aircraft with nobody on it to

1:21:15 cross the path of an existing flight. And that existing flight goes dark. And what the air traffic controller continues to then track is the drone aircraft, which looks like either because it's flying within close proximity to the passenger airline, then the drone aircraft is continued to be tracked as if it's the original airline.

1:21:45 And this other aircraft that would, in this case, have the people on it diverts from that path, not tracked and go somewhere else. And of course, then, you know, everybody's question is where the people go, because you have to have an answer for where the people goes. And unfortunately, the most obvious to me.

1:22:17 is you're dealing with people who have already, over since 1948 that we've tracked back to, killed millions of people. While no one wants to accept that fact, that is the most likely outcome. In going through Jonestown and realizing that every single one of those people was injected with a substance that killed them, they did not drink Kool-Aid.

1:22:45 It is not out of the question that that was the outcome. That's just one of the possibilities of what happened. So it is very possible that all four of those aircraft were controlled from the ground. That's my takeaway from listening to the pilot speak.

1:23:12 And then really in his assessment was the only way that they hit exactly where they hit and how they did it. Well, I understand that piece of it, Colonel. I guess what I'm what I'm trying to to get my head around is obviously there's got to be some training for these people to do it somewhere, somehow, some way. Well, there's drone training everywhere. Drone training, I understand. But actual.

1:23:44 flight training. That's the same thing. You're just remotely flying an aircraft. It doesn't matter if the aircraft is a UAV that we think of as an actual drone, like a Predator, or if it's big. The size of what you're doing doesn't matter. The technique of flying drones in the military, they come in multiple sizes. Some of them are big.

1:24:13 And that skill has been around in the military a lot longer than most people realize. It wasn't something that just came about after 9-11 or just before 9-11 or whatever. It's been around for a very long time. They were writing about it in 1962. If you've got drone aircraft and you're putting it on a war plan as a capability, as General Lemitsker did, you have people that know how to do it.

1:24:41 Colonel, I could be wrong, but I think you can get a type rating in a 737 in a simulator. So you can do the training. You don't necessarily have to have exposure to that plane. There's different ways to do it, I think. Well, I don't know if you can actually get to fly passengers just in a simulator. But point taken, the skill...

1:25:16 And nowadays, a lot of the training is in simulators with your checkride being with, you know, a skilled pilot. And then, you know, you're in training status and all that other stuff. So you've got hours on the airplane in addition to simulators before they let you fly passengers. But the the ability to fly a drone aircraft.

1:25:44 It's been around for a very long time as a skill, whether it's in the military or in the CIA, is the point that I was trying to make. Because you're not going to put it on a war plan as an option for the president if you don't have the ability to do it. Thank you, Colonel, because my thought was, OK, we're talking about a plane here that you're going to teach somebody to fly remotely.

1:26:16 understanding that things can go wrong, whoever you're training with, and where you're about to lose a plane somewhere along the line, which may explain some of the lost planes that turn around that we never find. I'll just put it that way. That's true. That's true, because there have been planes that were assumed crashed that we never found.

1:26:49 Most notably the one over in Diego Garcia. That's one. There was the one in Alaska, too, that had the senator. Did we ever find that aircraft? Oh, good point. I don't think so. So lots of weird plane crashes. Very. As a matter of fact, that one web page that I was telling you, you can only really find any of the articles. I don't think I have it still up.

1:27:25 Maybe I do. Yeah, I do. The ISGP, when I was doing research, that guy had a list of over 400 unexplained or questionable plane crashes on his website. 400. That's a lot. Don't forget Amelia Earhart as well. I think that's probably one of the most famous ones. I don't think they ever found that plane. True. When was that? Do you remember? That was the mid-30s.

1:27:59 I wonder. I'm saying we might not have had that technology back then, but everything about that was weird. I wonder if she had some sort of dirt on the roundtable group or something in Carol Quigley's books. Yeah. Well, the whole Earhart family. I don't know if you've ever. It's weird. Yeah. SR, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. One other question here.

1:28:32 I'm going to sort of put you on the spot here. Since you were privy to what was going on, out of this entire conversation, was there anything they asked you concerning Operation Gladio and your view into all of this? Anything about what? Such as how we're trying everything together with Operation Gladio and the International Syndicate and this, that, and the other. Did they...

1:29:03 Did any of that conversation come up last night? Yes. Last night you Zoom call. Oh, yeah. That's the whole reason I was invited on. I spoke for probably, you know, a good 10 minutes about the, you know, especially Afghanistan, because they had not talked about the opium and that type of thing.

1:29:30 So, yeah, I spent just briefly explaining to him what it was. And the guy that was in charge of it, the guy that spoke the most, he had seen my appearance on Redacted. And through a common friend who comes to, I host with a couple of my friends here in Lakeland every two months.

1:30:00 all of the patriots get together and people that from all over central florida stormy patriot joe's been there um can con um i don't know uh news trees and dave came up can con did not um but general quass lives around the corner from me so we and brian case lives here in duane so we all get together every couple of months and have a meeting there's 40 or 50 people there and um

1:30:27 We all just take like 15 minutes of what we're working on and observations of what's going on, which is going to make this Saturday, which is it's coming up on Saturday, a very interesting conversation. But one of the guys that comes to that religiously is affiliated with this group. And he was like, oh, you guys want to talk? Because the guy was in their planning meeting.

1:30:56 He said something about having watched me on Redacted and he was like, she needs to be in our group. And he's like, oh, I know her. You know, I've been in her house. I go to these meetings because during the wintertime there, I host them here at my house. And so he was like, oh, my God, you got to call her. So the lady that maintains the email list and everything, he emailed her. And that's how I got the invite.

1:31:25 That's why I try if I can vet the the host. That's why I try even some people that some people say is questionable. That's the reason why I try as much as I can. And my schedule allows to talk to as many people as I can about Operation Gladio, because it ties into so many different things. And you never know who's watching. You never know. You never know who's where all of this is going to lead.

1:31:54 And I do think it fills in a lot of the holes in a lot of people's because, again, as I said in that post that I made, there's a lot of people that can't fathom the evilness. They live in this. I did. I'm speaking from personal experience. You live in a utopia that you.

1:32:17 I spent 30 years thinking that everything that I did was helping people out around the world, giving them freedom, that our involvement was all for a noble cause. And there is a high level of cognizant dissidence when you find out that that's not what all of it was about. As a matter of fact, that's what almost none of it was about. And I think.

1:32:47 Operation Gladio exposes the evilness by doing it historically, just like with us. It took me a year looking at this shit before I scratched my head and said, well, if it's a requirement to be in NATO, where the hell is ours? You know what I mean? So if you can go back in time and explain how this evil empire actually works.

1:33:15 people are going to get to the point where they ask that same question. But it's in a kind of a standoffish way that they can process the information and, well, that happened before I was born. And then you bring them to the current that it never went away. And that process is very helpful.

1:33:43 for people to understand historically what has happened. But once you see it, as we say, once you put your Gladio glasses on and you start looking at everything through that paradigm, the whole world changes. And it doesn't it's not like you running into a brick wall. It's not like walking up to somebody in the street and saying, you know, the CIA has been murdering people all over the world. That's not going to get you anywhere.

1:34:12 But if you provide them, as Illini has always said, with the evidence and you do it in the distance past and then you go, oh, we did that in Chile. And this is this happens because people will go, oh, well, if we did that in Chile, do you know anything about Guatemala? Oh, if we did that in Guatemala and Chile, do you know anything about Iran?

1:34:37 And that opens the door. And then not only did we do it in Iran, then we did it in Iran again. So, yeah, Illini, go ahead. Yeah, it's it's it's interesting how we can cite, you know, the front page of The Washington Post or The New York Times from some article from the 1970s that everybody's forgotten about. But, you know, it's confirmed it's kind of vetted and everything from reputable sources.

1:35:06 And then we can use that to draw some link. Speaking of connections from the distant past, though, on 9-11, I mean, there's two that kind of have these Gladio links. And I think the first is the most, you know, is part of the central Gladio story, which is Lucky Luciano and how he even got involved with the OSS and later the CIA.

1:35:31 was through the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. I know that Giuliani came through New York in the 1980s and cleaned up the five families, but there was still the mafia in New Jersey after that. In fact, I think that Chris Christie did a raid in the yachts after 9-11 on like 100 or so.

1:36:01 different mayors and officials and stuff like that who were taking bribes. And I'm not 100% sure that they cleaned up, you know, all the dock workers. And so, you know, there could have still been some, you know, remnants, you know, Lucky Luciano and Sicilian Mafia links, you know, going on.

1:36:27 And including with that sale, which was also a really weird process where Silverstein's bidding on it, Vernado's bidding on it, Vernado backs out. I'm not sure we got the whole story on all of that. Silverstein gets it. There's a couple more stories, I think, with the insurance and how all of that played out. Right. And so let me just interrupt you for a second.

1:36:55 For those of you who've not been through our entire series, all of the insurance companies that we went through are as corrupt as hell. You know, AIG started out with CV Star over in China and CV Star's organization in China was 100 percent a spy operation that is renamed into and through mergers created AIG.

1:37:22 And AIG never changed its colors from its original roots. So there's all kinds of insurance things that play out through the Gladio as far as culpability in it and enabling it, not to mention Lloyd's of London, who we know funded Aegis. And that guy, no kidding, was a terrorist. He went into countries, the guy that created Aegis.

1:37:52 And overthrew governments. He was literally in prison for doing that in Lloyd's of London. The insurance company props him up in business. And don't you know that there's this mysterious one off terrorist attack on a boat and they are a large insurer of maritime. And then everybody clamors to get insurance policies on their boats. So they are intimately involved in all of this. Go ahead.

1:38:23 And don't forget, you know, beyond just the Port Authority, you also have the Rockefeller brothers were the ones who were really sort of the driving force behind the buildings, in particular, David Rockefeller. And that's another, you know, gladiator name with Chase Bank. Which is why it's so weird that picture with him at 9-11.

1:38:43 on newsweek yeah that was 67 and then in 2002 he gives another he grants another weird article to this uh this uk um outfit i don't know if it's it might have been a telegraph

1:38:57 And, you know, he talks about he watched them go up. He watched them come down. And then he basically says, I wasn't really worried about them hitting, you know, Rockefeller Center just because due to a lack of imagination. So you have the Rockefellers. You've got the Port Authority of New York, New Jersey, and maybe tentatively some remnants of the Sicilian mafia. But the last question for me is I'm trying to connect this to Iran-Contra because then.

1:39:28 The puzzle pieces all fit. I'm not going to jam them together. I'm willing to try the different ways that they fit. And what we know is that Osama bin Laden, while Iran-Contra is going on, he's getting support in Afghanistan to fend off the Soviets. And you've got Reagan and a couple of senators and congresspeople actually

1:39:58 getting involved in sending Stinger missiles and going out and visiting Afghanistan and stuff like that. While that's going on, bin Laden sets up Maktab al-Qidamad, which is his sort of funding mechanism. And I think there's information out there that he might have been getting funding from the CIA. But my question is,

1:40:27 Colonel, did you find any connections to, you know, Iran Contra or some of the behind-the-scenes players, you know, in all of that? Because, like, in the same mix, you've got, like, Adnan Khashoggi, but I can't quite connect them. So that's why I found this David Gombert guy that ran the RAND study for this Gilmore Commission. He goes all the way back to Nixon.

1:40:58 goes through Nixon, Carter and Ford and then becomes the special assistant for Bush senior while Bush senior is president and becomes Obama's deputy director of DNI. So he's literally one of the swamp people that covers a large span of time. So.

1:41:27 I think you're right. I think there's probably buried in there somewhere some of these same players that hover beneath the spotlight that span that entire time frame in very critical positions because he spent 90 to 93 in the National Security Council, which you know is who runs.

1:41:49 the covert operations um through that committee of 30 the whatever they name it different every presidency has a different name for their little covert group that meets and approves all of the findings for the president to sign of assassinations and stuff like that so that's why i found him fascinating and he was an annapolis grad that he went to get his master's degree at princeton

1:42:16 At the Woodrow Wilson Public and International Affairs School. So he was in and out of the National Security Council multiple times under multiple presidents. So that's the kind of continuity you need for things like this. So thanks, Colonel. I don't know. Sure. Bridget, go ahead. OK, I've got a question from I must try and say it again.

1:42:50 She wanted to know, question for Colonel, are classified awards given in the Air Force ever downgraded? So we could read the awards given for Air Force reaction to 9-11. Generally not. So for those of you who don't know, just like in the CIA.

1:43:18 They award they do awards there as well. But most people and their families never know that they get an award because it's generally, you know, a classified thing. They don't necessarily get to take it home or anything like that. There's no display of it. So for and I know this because I recorded I was what.

1:43:46 called a recorder on promotion boards. That's basically just one of the people that facilitates the colonels. When I was a lieutenant colonel in a major, I did this several times on promotion boards. So the people who work like at the Office of Special Investigations, OSI, most of the things that they do because they assume identities and rank and

1:44:14 for lack of a better word, infiltrate a unit that's suspected of someone in there doing bad things. So when they do that, their reports are basically masks. We have what's called green door programs. Those are all classified. Any of the awards, some of them can be redacted because they're not all classified information.

1:44:40 And in that case, you can actually, in their promotion record, see it, but it has redactions in it. Sometimes the entire evaluation is basically just blacked out because everything that they did during that reporting period was classified. And the assumption at promotion boards is that

1:45:09 Generally speaking, especially up to lieutenant colonel, by the time you are past lieutenant colonel, you're not necessarily, although there are some colonels and general officers doing that, but there's enough other stuff that you can put on the reports at those levels that are not specifically, you know, because you're managing people and those kinds of things you can put on it.

1:45:33 You just say that you were in charge of a classified program. You had, you know, 250 people as direct reports, blah, blah, blah. They did this, that and the other. There's enough fluff that you can put in a report that you don't have to redact the entire thing. And those people are basically, since they are operating at the highest classification level, indicated by the blacked out reports, are given the benefit of the doubt and scored highly.

1:46:01 So that they can continue doing and returning on the investment that has been granted to them in the roles that they play. So to my knowledge, there are time periods for declassification. Now, they can always ask that the information after a certain period of time be unredacted, but they don't have the authority to do that on their own.

1:46:31 It's not like you could go call Denver where retired records are and say, hey, I want that report unredacted. The actual redacted report was redacted at a source and that source would have to declassify it in order for it to be shown to the public. I hope that helps. So with that, it's Wednesday. So I will be on the Alpha Warrior show tonight.

1:47:05 And also, we are not going to, we moved our noon show with Warhamster to Friday at noon. Tomorrow, I was asked, there's going to be a special show, and I don't have the link, I will get it for you, for a bunch of veterans to be on a show, and his show starts at five.

1:47:33 So chances are we will not have the 4 o'clock show tomorrow since we've covered 9-11 today. And like I said, once I get the link to that show, I will send it out. But it will be at 5 o'clock tomorrow. And then we'll be back here on Friday at 4 o'clock. And then we'll start our new book on Monday. Any teaser about what tonight's episode is going to be about? No.

1:48:05 Oh, okay. Keep it a secret. Okay. I see how this goes. Okay. I'll be there. I have a phone call in Alpen. He hasn't called me back. So I don't want to say one way or the other. Awesome. So anyway, maybe it'll be Nepal. Oh, but anyway. Yeah. So thanks everyone for being here.

1:48:37 Take care and I will get you the post on the show tomorrow. I will be noon on Friday and then we'll be back here at four o'clock on Friday. Take care, everybody.

Entities here

September 11 attacks16 United States11 Department of Defense10 Operation Gladio9 Nepal8 George H.W. Bush7 Donald Trump6 Jeffrey Epstein6 Osama bin Laden5 Charlie Kirk5 World Trade Center5 United States Central Command5 Saudi Arabia4 Richard Nixon4 Afghanistan4 Bill Clinton4 Sicilian Mafia4 Carlyle Group4 Gerald Ford3 FBI3 Richard M. Bissell Jr.3 Iran-Contra3 Kurt Weldon3 Jimmy Carter3 National Security Council3 David Rockefeller3 Franklin Scandal3 ICITAP3 David Gompert2 Medusa's Touch2 Gilmore Commission2 Franklin, Omaha, Nebraska2 Tony Schaefer2 Barack Obama2 Port Authority2 NATO2 RAND Corporation2 Argentina2 USAID2 Enron1

Claims made here

ICITAP trained Nepal host_asserted ▶ 6:05

“ICITAP. Yes. And for those of you who aren't familiar, the ICITAP was the Office of Public Safety, essentially getting renamed and moved around to still go in and train mercenaries, specifically under…”

USAID funded Nepal host_asserted ▶ 8:40

“children every day go missing from Nepal and that it is a major hub for human trafficking. And of course, there are several NGOs under the funding of USAID for human trafficking are over there and hav…”

Richard M. Bissell Jr. carried_out_attack Harper's Ferry raid documented ▶ 13:34

“How this all got started in 1859 was John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry. Right. Brown, you know, does this does this raid? You know, he's he's he fought, you know, slavery in Kansas. And then he goes…”

George Soros funded Open Society Foundations host_asserted ▶ 20:05

“in political positions through the George Soros Open Society of these open border, soft on crime, cash bail, all of those. They seed the ground. It's like fertilizing a patch of ground knowing that bi…”

Franklin Scandal involved_in Boys Town host_asserted ▶ 21:56

“Um, this, this happened back in the late eighties where there was a group of, uh, it was called the Franklin scandal. And there was a group of kids, you know, back in 1989 who were being trafficked ou…”

Franklin Scandal connected_with George H.W. Bush host_asserted ▶ 22:25

“But they ultimately said that what they experienced was Satanism and that there were ceremonies and stuff like that. And it connects. And this ring connected all the way from Omaha, Nebraska. And they…”

Bill Clinton covered_up Osama bin Laden book_quoted ▶ 46:49

“Clinton could have killed bin Laden multiple times and he didn't. They were on a golf course. He got a phone call. We got eyes on. He didn't want to be bothered. He kept golfing. So there was no, at l…”

George H.W. Bush member_of Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:01:52

“And they're pursuing a lawsuit for the security. And that gets you into George Bush Sr.'s brother-owned part of the company. That's a whole rabbit hole, too. There was something about the Otis elevato…”

Saudi Arabia funded Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:02:47

“Saudi had been allowed to make a huge investment into Carlyle Group and Carlyle Group at the time had major investments in all of the military industrial complex. So basically, in the aftermath of 200…”

Carlyle Group supplied_arms_to Saudi Arabia host_asserted ▶ 1:02:47

Dick Cheney member_of Carlyle Group host_asserted ▶ 1:03:15

“They have an investment in the Carlyle Group, which is a private equity thing that Bush was involved in, Bush Senior, and a whole number of other people like Cheney and those people. But they owned st…”

Gilmore Commission funded RAND Corporation host_asserted ▶ 1:11:59

“I didn't do much research on the FEMA guy, but the part that got me is the very first thing, like the second line of the write-up when I looked on Grok about what its purpose was, is that those people…”

David Gompert headed RAND Corporation host_asserted ▶ 1:12:26

“basically a CIA front to do an honest assessment of anything. He kind of talked favorable of it, but I don't know if he knows what we know about Rand. And the guy that was in charge of it is a guy by …”

David Gompert member_of National Security Council host_asserted ▶ 1:12:53

“Ford and Carter administration in the National Security Council. So basically every coup that we did between Nixon, Ford and Carter, this guy was involved in. He also specialized in NATO. He was a spe…”

David Gompert member_of George H.W. Bush host_asserted ▶ 1:12:53

Lyman Lemnitzer proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 1:24:13

“And that skill has been around in the military a lot longer than most people realize. It wasn't something that just came about after 9-11 or just before 9-11 or whatever. It's been around for a very l…”

Lucky Luciano member_of Port Authority host_asserted ▶ 1:35:06

“And then we can use that to draw some link. Speaking of connections from the distant past, though, on 9-11, I mean, there's two that kind of have these Gladio links. And I think the first is the most,…”

Lloyd's of London funded Aegis Defense Services host_asserted ▶ 1:37:22

“And AIG never changed its colors from its original roots. So there's all kinds of insurance things that play out through the Gladio as far as culpability in it and enabling it, not to mention Lloyd's …”

Aegis Defense Services overthrew Iran host_asserted ▶ 1:37:52

“And overthrew governments. He was literally in prison for doing that in Lloyd's of London. The insurance company props him up in business. And don't you know that there's this mysterious one off terro…”

David Rockefeller funded Port Authority host_asserted ▶ 1:38:23

“And don't forget, you know, beyond just the Port Authority, you also have the Rockefeller brothers were the ones who were really sort of the driving force behind the buildings, in particular, David Ro…”

David Rockefeller member_of Chase Manhattan Bank host_asserted ▶ 1:38:23

Osama bin Laden founded Maktab al-Khidamat host_asserted ▶ 1:39:58

“getting involved in sending Stinger missiles and going out and visiting Afghanistan and stuff like that. While that's going on, bin Laden sets up Maktab al-Qidamad, which is his sort of funding mechan…”

Ronald Reagan supplied_arms_to Osama bin Laden host_asserted ▶ 1:39:58