The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10

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0:00 Well, Bridget, give me a thumbs up if you can hear me. I've thrown you the, there you go. All right. Now it's working. All right. Mike, I've sent you the co-host thing. I sent it twice to SR71 too. So anyway, now it's working. Just had to start talking. So I'm just going to give you and Bridget a heads up. There's going to be some likely haters coming in.

0:31 And I was told about a space that they were talking all around the and occasionally mentioning the CIA earlier. I was on my way home from a luncheon and just turned it on to listen in the background. But the nonsense that was being talked about was just beyond belief to me. Talking about the.

0:58 you know, students and the unrest on campuses and funding the universities and stuff like that. Well, if you've been here five minutes, you know, that's all part of Operation Gladio. And so, of course, eventually, after I'd asked for the mic like three times, I was allowed to talk for like five minutes and basically said that. And immediately, I still honestly,

1:29 And this just hear me out for just a second. I'm still shocked that people sent for the CIA. I mean, today, in all of the modern technology, there's not a fucking person on planet Earth that does not know about Operation Mockingbird, Operation Paperclip, MKUltra, every heart attack gun. No, if you don't live under a rock.

1:58 you know all of this stuff is true. And yet you will have, and several people actually, what are you talking about? Do you hate the United States? Oh my gosh, what are you talking about? And finally, one guy came up and said, yeah, everything she said was true. But the part that I have a problem with is the whole communist thing. You know, because people like,

2:29 Alinde and Mosaday was kind of communist. And I'm like, well, first of all, and I didn't say this because I got cut off and the mic got taken away because they obviously didn't want to hear the answer to that. But for anyone listening to this, you can't kind of be a communist. There's no such thing as kind of being a communist. And oh, by the way.

2:55 When some if you use the definition that was used on Allende, Mosaday, Lumumba, then Trump is a communist and you can clip that. OK, because Trump wants to pay attention to America. He wants to make deals no matter how bad they are for everybody else. That's good for America. That definition is not being a communist.

3:23 That definition is being a nationalist. And so when Allende wanted to renegotiate the concessions with the copper mining people and not have a foreigner own their telephone company, that doesn't make him a communist. It doesn't make him kind of a communist. It doesn't even make him a socialist. It makes him a nationalist that cared about his country.

3:52 When Mamba flew to the United States and tried to renegotiate 100% of their uranium coming to America, that didn't make him a communist. So, again, people ignorant of history is bound to repeat history. And I cannot believe in today's day and age that you have Trump supporters who are

4:20 gung-ho 100% kicked China out. They can't own our farmland. Tariffed everybody. And then when another country did the same thing 40 years ago, they're a communist. How do you square that in your peak brain is what I want to know. When Guatemala kicked United Fruit out, he wasn't a communist for doing that. He wanted his shit back. So, again,

4:52 I'm befuddled by how people who have accounts of a million people get on a base and espouse this bullshit and it never once dawns on them. Oh, well, shit, that's kind of what like Trump's doing. So how are we calling those guys in the past a communist if it's what Trump's doing? Because he's not a communist.

5:22 SR-71? Thank you, Colonel. Two points here. Rumble hasn't quite started yet. I'm still seeing... I know. I wanted to go on my rant because it was a space-only thing. Oh, okay. Sorry about that, Colonel. What's the name of the space? I don't know. Oh, well, we'll keep an eye out. Anyway, I just want to point those things out to people.

5:59 So that you can understand when you are listening to people tell you things. Oh, and by the way, you can look on my feed. When I talked about Moe today, and this happens every time I talk about him. Oh my God, he wasn't elected. Yes, he was. They have a parliamentary system and he was confirmed by the Congress. So yes, he was elected. And if he wasn't elected, how'd he get overthrown?

6:28 If he wasn't elected, then how did the UK try to coup him? And if he was so unpopular in Iran, then why wasn't the people prior to the CIA getting them out in the streets? Why did the people have to be paid? They spent millions of dollars in Iran generating fake outrage in order to gin up the coup.

6:57 That Kermit Roosevelt was sent there. And if it wasn't the USDA, why did Kermit Roosevelt, who worked for the USDA, why was he there? Why was he the one? And it says, he admits it in his memoirs, by the way. He admits to getting rid of Mosaday. He'll even tell you that he was the backup because the UK coup failed.

7:27 They can't explain if the Shah was so great. Why did he let a concession with BP that gave BP 86 pennies of every dollar and the Iranian people 14 cents? Because he didn't need the fucking money because he was getting paid under the table. The Iranian people needed the money and he didn't give a crap about them either. So if you are in the government.

7:56 And everybody else was renegotiating back in the 50s and 60s, the concessions. That, by the way, is what got the Mattei guy in Italy killed because he went to Libya to renegotiate the Italian concessions. And when he was on his way back, they blew up his airplane because you were not allowed to give indigenous people their own money at a 50-50 split if you were the Europeans.

8:24 You had to extort them for concessions that basically starved the people. Because if you gave them too much money and you could improve their education system and their medical system, they may not die at a fast enough rate for the eugenicists in charge of this operation. And they might get smart enough to catch on to the fact that they were being infiltrated and kept down as basically slave labor for this international syndicate.

8:54 I love the people that try to make the case that the Shah was the rightful owner and most today was the trespasser, except for he was actually elected and you had to coup him and keep him imprisoned for the rest of his life because he was such a threat to the freedom of Iran. And these are the same people that, and again, in that space, they are the exact same people that are saying,

9:24 how bad Iran is right now. Well, maybe if you hadn't put the Shah back in and created such a mess of it, you'd have never had the Ayatollahs, you'd have never had any of that shit. Maybe if you'd have just let it be a democracy, you know, where you took care of the people and educated them, provided them with healthcare that you guys all seem to think is such an important human right. Yeah, no. The hypocrisy is just like, to me, over the top. Okay.

9:56 Do you think those are intentional plans? You know how they have the agitators that they send to the college universities? I don't know. I mean, it would be speculation. Do I think there are people out there paid to do that? Absolutely. Do I think those people were? I don't know. The one that was spouting off the bullshit on my feed after I said my piece.

10:25 is definitely part of an Iranian effort, the Shah, the family, because he's got the name in his handle. So he definitely is one of the agitators, if you will. But I don't know. I do notice the majority of the people that were in that space are ones that have very large accounts and get reposted all of the time.

10:54 as if they're some sage. And I, quite frankly, from a historical perspective, they don't know shit. So take that for whatever it's worth. Anyway. Okay. So we are up to the part where we're going to talk about Air America and their role in Laos. There is a thing called the...

11:22 I don't know exactly how you pronounce this, QEMOY, Q-U-E-M-O-Y crisis that occurred in 1954. And then again in 1958, that generated a buildup of Chiang Kai-shek's troops on the offshore islands from which battalion strength commando raids had been launched. While this buildup was encouraged by local military advisors and CIA personnel.

11:53 It was officially on in the, you know, what they told the people that it was disapproved, but they actually had approved it through Secretary of State and National Security Council. So unofficially, it was fine. Officially, it was not fine. The crisis generated new pressure in the Pentagon for bombing the mainland, talking about China.

12:22 With their passage, the likelihood of a U.S.-backed offensive seemed to recede. America's intelligence officials later confirmed that the Soviet Union had disappointed China during the 1958 crisis by promising only defensive support.

12:53 Some U.S. officials concluded that the U.S. had therefore risked confrontation with impunity below China's southern border, since any response by China would only have intensified a split between it and the Soviet Union. The fallacy of this reasoning soon became apparent. After Qomoy, Laos appeared to present the greatest likelihood of war in the Far East.

13:20 though hardly because of any inherent aggressiveness in the Laotian people themselves, who basically were the victims of this whole sordid mess. In 1958, a non-aligned government that had been established in Laos under Prince Fuma appeared to be close to a neutralist reconciliation with the pro-communist Laotian Lao, Peotian Lao.

13:49 fearing that this would lead to the absorption of Laos into a communist bloc, which they actually, there was no indication that that was true because the actual people that were in charge were neutral. The U.S. decided to intervene. Suvana Fuma was forced out of office in 1958 after the U.S. financially, economically,

14:18 put a stranglehold on his government. Egged on by the American advisors, the succeeding government of Sanakoi declared itself no longer bound by the provisions of the 1954 Geneva Agreement. They recognized the KMT nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan and moved swiftly into a covert buildup of U.S. military aid, including

14:47 Non-uniformed advisors. So in other words, this is another CIA orchestrated coup to get rid of the neutral government, a non-aligned government, because you weren't allowed to be non-aligned. You either had to be with the United States or you were against it. Even so, the CIA and the military were not satisfied with the new government per se, but the State Department had given its approval. Alan Dulles was determined.

15:16 on what in 2002 had become a familiar regime change agenda, telling the National Security Council, December 23rd, 1958, that drastic changes in the Laotian government will be required if the Pao Shin Lao element was to be restrained. The CIA backed a right-wing power base under a colonel who was later

15:44 promoted to general by the name of Nocevan. His party, if you will, was called Committee for the Defense of National Interest, which had absolutely nothing to do with national interest and everything to do with Western interest. And for the next few years, Fomi, a key figure in its subsequent scenario, was part of this. The Pentagon, meanwhile, backed a plan.

16:18 for a marked increase in the number of American military personnel, even though this would entail scrapping the limits established by the 1954 Geneva Accords. But they haven't paid attention to the Geneva Accords in Vietnam or any place else, though. What the heck? Washington officials were now set on a course authorized by the National Security Council, but often opposed to that of the U.S. ambassador in Vietnam.

16:47 That led to further destabilization in Laos, or I'm sorry, in Laos, the ambassador in Laos, and hastened the growth of the communist sympathetic Pei Ocean Lao. The CIA's plotting on behalf of General Fomi has therefore frequently been derided as self-defeating. This assumes, however, that the CIA's interest was confined to rather

17:15 Just the internal politics of Laos, which, of course, we know is not true. They were very interested in the poppy. In December 1958, both North Vietnamese and Nunon province in southern China began to complain of overflights by Americans or, quote unquote, Laotian planes that oftentimes had American or Taiwanese pilots. These charges.

17:45 may refer to the flights of American reconnaissance aircraft that is corroborated by the revelation in the Pentagon Papers that civil air transport, along with the CIA and the Taiwanese KMT, was active in supporting the Tibetan operations of this period. And you remember what was happening in Tibet. There was an entire movement.

18:10 that did exactly what they did in Ukraine. They first established a fact that's not true, that Tibet was an independent country, and that's basically exactly what you saw play out in Ukraine, when in fact Ukraine had been part of the Russian Empire. And so in Tibet, we know about the CIA going there.

18:40 finding people, taking them to Colorado in the middle of the night, taking them up on a mountain because Tibet's very mountainous, and training them to be terrorists, and then taking them back and inserting them into Tibet. So this is what they're talking about here. Soon afterwards, Peking began to complain of the U.S. supplied nationalist Chinese special forces.

19:09 that had began encroaching into China through multiple venues. And again, remember, when they say nationalist Chinese, they're talking about the KMT and Chiang Kai-shek's army that the CIA set up on Taiwan. By March, and in Burma at this point, by March 1959, according to Bernard Fall, some of the nationalist Chinese

19:38 i.e. Chiang Kai-shek's troops, were operating in Shan states of neighboring Burma, had crossed over into Laotian territory and were being supplied by an airlift of quote-unquote unknown planes, meaning CIA planes. Matters escalated in May when the CDNI-dominated Foy government moved against the U.S. embassy's advice to force

20:08 two military battalions to accept integration into the royal Laotian army. One accepted, and these two elements were sympathetic to the Pathan Lao, but the other comprised largely of tribal Black Thies, Hmong, and Kast minorities.

20:36 with long-standing reasons to dislike the Lao government, did not. The latter simply withdrew into its home base in a northeastern province of Lao. This was the beginning of an expanded Laotian Lao influence in the lowlands of the prime opium-growing area of Lao, which

21:00 eventually led to the construction of mountain airstrips for Air America and the Hmong in the same region. On March 31, 1959, Civil Air Transport, Inc., a CIA proprietary, had changed its name to Air America. It also led to outbreaks of sporadic fighting internal to Laos, as well as General Foamy quickly labeling

21:30 labeled a North Vietnamese invasion. So in other words, the CIA is conducting operations in Laos and the Laos general tells the Laos people and international press that the North Vietnamese are invading Laos when they did no such thing. Not that they never did. They didn't do it then. It is the CIA attacking

21:57 what they labeled as communist forces inside of Laos, which were people who didn't want Laos to be the opium trafficking capital that it became. The first allegations of cross-border fighting began July 30th at a small border post mainly concerned with the activities of Hmong opium smugglers. Bernard Ball later wrote that the attack had killed one person. The post commander

22:26 who was shot from under his house by fellow tribesmen, not North Vietnamese. Yet on July 30th, the day of the incident, Allen Dulles told the National Security Council, quote unquote, local communist forces aided by volunteers across the border, meaning North Vietnamese, had taken control of the entire province because one guy got shot by his own people.

22:57 On August 23rd, the New York Times reported the arrival of two CIA transports in the Laotian capital. More transports arrived soon after. On August 30th, a crisis occurred that was to be used retroactively as the pretext for a permanent paramilitary airlift operation by the CIA.

23:23 All through August, reports of the three foamy generals created a minor war hysteria in the U.S. press, which was depicted as an invasion of Laos by five or more North Vietnamese battalions. One guy being shot by his own people became an entire invasion.

23:49 At one point, when August rains washed out a bridge, the New York Times reported, quote unquote, from Western military sources, meaning the CIA, quote, Laos insurgents take army post close to capital, unquote. It was the rain and speculated that they were trying to cut off the capital from the south. Again, it was the rain in rainy season.

24:21 As for the quote-unquote crisis of August 30th, the Washington Post wrote that 3,500 communist rebels, including regular Viet Minh troops, had captured 80 villages in a new attack in northern Laos. Again, one general shot by his own people. Much later,

24:48 It was learned that, in fact, not 80 but three villages had been evacuated after two of them had been blanketed with mortar fire at dawn on August 30th. No infantry attack, no defending of garrisons. The people just got up and left. After it was all over, the Laotian government claimed only that it had lost 92 men during this period of the quote-unquote invasion.

25:20 More than half of these deaths took place on August 30th. A UN investigating team, after personal interviews, reduced the later estimates from 50 to 5. No North Vietnamese invaders were ever documented, though the Laotians claimed at one point there were seven North Vietnamese prisoners. There were actually none. They had found a few deserters.

25:50 but no prisoners because there was no military action. Joseph Alsop, however, who had arrived in Laos just in time to report the events of August 30th, wrote immediately of a massive new attack on Laos. Now, just in case you guys are wondering, Joseph Alsop, and if you wouldn't mind SR-71, you can find something to post on him. This guy has showed up as these people always do.

26:20 in multiple operations. I just wrote about them just a couple of days ago. By at least three and perhaps five new battalions, not existing battalions, brand new, like we're expanding by exponential battalions in the North, which everybody had already been kind of, if you're of fighting age, you are already in the fight. There's not new battalions being made.

26:52 The whole thing was ridiculous. But notice something here about the press. You have to have these people as embeds in the press in order to spin these yarns. And of course, that's the most notable thing missing in Ukraine. There's no reporting on any battlefield. In the next few days, he would write off aggression.

27:25 He would write of, quote, aggression as naked, as flagrant as the Soviet East German attack on West Germany, unquote. There's no noting that the age old process of Chinese expansion had begun again with a new explosive fourth. Those were his other words. Unlike most reporters, Allstop would claim to have firsthand reports on October 1st at a town of Sam Nua.

27:56 He had seen survivors arrive on foot, one of whom had a severed leg from a mortar outpost. Bernard Fall, who was also in Laos and knew of the area well, later called all of his, quote, just so much nonsense, unquote, specifying that, quote, a villager with a severed leg wound does not cover 45 miles in two days of a march in the Laotian jungle, unquote. Again.

28:25 This shit is nonsensical to anyone with a thinking brain. Alsop, by Fall's account, had been a willing witness to a charade staged for his benefit by two of the CIA-installed generals. As on many occasions between 1949 and 1964, Alsop's reports were to play an important role in shaping what was happening in the theater in the minds of American and people in the West.

28:56 The London Times drew attention to a stir his story created in Washington. Senator Dodd and others clamored vainly that in the light of the quote-unquote invasion, Khrushchev's impending visit to America should be put off. Though this did not happen, there were other lasting consequences of the great Laos fraud of August 1959.

29:24 First, on August 26th, the State Department announced that additional U.S. aid and personnel would be sent to Laos. Thus, the military support program would step up beyond the normal levels agreed upon in Geneva of 1954, at the time when a congressional exposure of its scandal and futility had threatened to terminate it altogether. Second, and again, you guys understand, every terror event, even the made-up ones like this one,

29:52 is to bully Congress into doing something. Increasing funding, pass a law, whatever. More government, more government. We have terrorism and false flags to grow government. And we lose our freedoms and our wealth. Second, reportedly, under a presidential order dated September 4th,

30:24 FELT, F-E-L-T, moved U.S. Ground, Sea, and Air Forces into a more forward posture for possible action in Laos. A Signal Corps unit is supposed to have been put in Laos at the time, the first U.S. field unit that had deployed to Laos. Third, the planes of the Civil Air Transport, i.e. CIA,

30:49 were moved into Laos to handle the step-up aid and additional transports over the approved 1954 levels and were given to the Laotian government. At the same time, a Chennault-type volunteer air force of U.S. active and reserve officers, American Flyers for Laos was the name of it, was said by the Times to be negotiating a contract for air operations just like the Flying Tigers. The timing of these

31:19 Decisions were intriguing. On the day of the aid announcement, August 26th, Eisenhower had left for Europe at 3.20 in the morning to visit Western leaders before receiving Khrushchev in Washington. At a press conference on the eve of his departure, he professed ignorance about the details of any of the Laotian aid, which is such bullshit because they had just gotten it that day.

31:51 He did, however, specify that the State Department had not yet declared the existence of a quote-unquote invasion, something it would do during his absence. The date of the presidential order on Laos, September 4th, was the day allotted in Eisenhower's itinerary for a golf holiday at a secluded castle in Scotland. According to his memoirs, which corroborate earlier press reports,

32:18 Quote, our stolen holiday was interrupted the following morning, meaning September 5th, by the bad news from Laos, Eisenhower said. He added, quote, my action on return to the U.S. was to approve increased aid to the pro-U.S. government, unquote. He is silent about the troop movements he had actually authorized while he was still in Scotland.

32:45 One would like to learn why a U.S. response to an artificially inflated emergency on August 30th was delayed until Eisenhower's isolation five days later, even though it could have awaited his return to Washington three days after that. Once again, it is knowledgeable Joseph Althoff who supplies the corroborating details. Quote, communications are non-existent and little allowed. Hence word.

33:14 of a new quote-unquote invasion took more than 48 hours to reach the commander of the Laotian army. There was, of course, a further delay before the grave news reached Washington. Time was also needed to assess its significance, unquote, the invasion that didn't exist. Bernard Fall rejects this explanation. He said, quote, the Laotian army command did know what went on on the border post since it had radio comms.

33:45 with them, unquote. More significantly, the U.S. Army attaché in Laos himself, Sam Nua, had cabled Army intelligence reports that in a State Department summary, quote, denote a degree of undeniable North Vietnamese supported intervention that could justify intervention by foreign troops.

34:10 Washington columnist Marquis Childs reported soon after the quote-unquote invasion that a powerful drive is within the upper bureaucracy of defense and intelligence to persuade President Eisenhower that he must send American troops to Laos. They will consist of two Marine regiments of the 3rd Marine Division now stationed at Okinawa and components of the 1st Marine Air Wing.

34:39 also at Okinawa, having been moved during the course of the quote-unquote crisis. Notice would be served on the communist Red China in North Vietnam that if they did not withdraw in one week, they would attack. According to one source, they would use the tactical atomic weapons with which they had in part at least already been equipped.

35:04 The push for an additional CETO, which is that treaty organization, and U.S. troops in Laos is now clear from released documents. Senator Mansfield asked the Senate on September 7th whether the president and secretary of state Harder still made foreign policy or whether the various executive agencies like defense and CIA had taken over. We should learn more about the arrival of the civil air transport planes in Laos on August 22nd.

35:33 before the August 30th crisis and the U.S. government's belated authorization. Hold on just a second. I need to plug in my computer and my phone, and we're going to do that right now. Although CIA's General Fomey was largely responsible for the intrigues of all of this, like the whole made-up bullshit, the State Department

36:07 a guy by the name of Fouy Sankoni, was still in office. On December 30th, according to Schlesinger, the CIA moved in to topple Fouy. Fouy's ouster was achieved by an army coup headed by Formi Nocevan, and the CIA backed CD&I. After the coup, Nocevan emerged as a strongman in the new government.

36:39 In backing the coup against the opposition of U.S. Ambassador Horace Smith, the CIA has essentially ensured a transfer of power to men like Fumi, who, unlike their opponents, were or would soon be involved in drug trafficking. Within the year, the CIA had installed a coalition of drug traffickers in the entire chain of command in Laos.

37:06 April 1960, the CIA helped to rig an election for the CD&I and Fumi. Donman reports that the CIA agents participated in the election rigging with or without the authority of the American ambassador. A Foreign Service officer had seen CIA agents dispersing bagfuls of money to village headmen.

37:30 But this maneuver was so flagrant that it discredited the government, and according to Dennis Warner, precipitated a coup in August restoring the neutralist premier, FOMA. So the CIA coups the government, and it was so flagrant that the people rose up and put their original government back in. That people is why we had January 6th, to make sure none of us did that, just by the way.

38:01 Over the next few years, excuse me, few weeks, Foma's new government succeeded in winning the approval of the king, American's ambassador, Warthog Brown, and a new but compliant National Assembly. In due course, his neutralist government was officially recognized by the U.S. Nonetheless, General Fumi, after consulting with his cousin in Thailand, decided to move against Suvanna.

38:29 Proclaiming a rival revolutionary committee in southern Laos, Fumi's first announcement of his opposition took the form of leaflets dropped out of a CIA airplane. In the next three months, according to Schlesinger, a United Embassy, including the CIA station chief Gordon Jorgensen, followed Brown in recommending that Washington accept Suvana's coalition as the Defense Department.

38:59 It was all for Fumi, possibly with an encouragement from defense and CIA men in the field. Fumi, according to the new government, and he formed a new government and denounced the actual government of Laos. This should sound very familiar, by the way. The Fumi regime became the recipient of military aid from the U.S. They are not the official government. While the Suvanna government.

39:29 actually in the Capitol, continued to receive some aid. Ambassador Brown still worked to bring them together, but the military support convinced Fumi that if he held out long enough, he would be able to overthrow the government that was actually in the Capitol. In fact, Fumi had high-level CIA and Pentagon encouragement.

39:56 to oust Suvana supporters from the capital. The proof of this was that while Sarat's forces in Thailand blockaded the capital, Air America was stepping up its military airlift, supplying warlike material to Fumi. It was plain, Doman said, that General Fumi was rapidly building up his materiel and manpower to create a coup in the capital.

40:26 From mid-September, Sivanikek was the scene of an increased number of landings and takeoffs by unmarked C-46s and C-47s that were all flown by Americans. These planes belonged to Air America. In October, Hilsman reported Ambassador Brown telling Sivana that the U.S. had Fumi's promise not to use the aid against.

40:57 the actual government. Yet even as he did so, two men flew to Sivanik and gave Fumi the green light to march on Laos capital. The two men were not some CIA spook in the field, but John Irving II, who was the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, and Vice Admiral Herbert Riley, Chief of Staff of the Pacific Command.

41:26 A declassified State Department cable confirms that Ervin and Riley met Fumi in Ubon, Thailand. The thrust of their discussion was that the U.S. was prepared to support, at least secretly, a march on the capital and recapture the government from Fumi. Meanwhile, opium-growing Hmong tribesmen under Vang Pao, encouraged by the CIA, defected from Suvarnabhumi,

41:55 in October, and at this point, Air America began supplying them separately with their own materiel as well as special forces. Why did the U.S. officials deliberately foment a conflict between non-communist forces in Laos, a conflict that led to rapid increases in territory held by what they accused as being communists, the Peosian Lao? According to a Time Magazine article,

42:25 Quote, the aim, explained the CIA, who called Fumi our boy, was to polarize the communist and anti-communist factions in Laos, unquote. If so, the aim was achieved. The country became a battlefield where U.S. bombings with between 400 and 500 sorties a day in 1970 generated 600,000.

42:50 Polarization as sanctioned by the tide blockade of Laos capital and a U.S. refusal of supplies for Suvanna to request an airlift of rice and oil from none other than the Soviet Union. So then immediately he gets accused of being a communist because that's how this game works.

43:10 The first Soviet transport planes to arrive in the capital on December 4th, 1960, and the Russians were careful to send civilian pilots, not military. They were, quote, following the precedents already set by the U.S. But again, there's a double standard. The U.S. is allowed to do whatever the hell it wants, and no one else is. In late December, an American transport was actually fired on.

43:41 by a Soviet airplane and a major international conflict seem possible. Of course, there were some in the CIA and defense who thought that it was showdown with quote-unquote communism in Asia was going to be beneficial to them.

44:00 Many more, including most of the Joint Chiefs, believed that America's first priority in Laos was international to maintain a forward strategy against the imagined Chinese expansionism. Thus, the actual thrust of American policy, if not its avowed intention, was toward the Chenault vision of a rollback and to install Chiang Kai-shek.

44:25 The last weeks of 1960 saw ominous indications that anti-communist forces were only too willing to internationalize every aspect of this conflict, especially the first reports in Times and Le Monde, which is the French leading New York Times kind of paper, that General Fumi's forces were being bolstered by Thai combat troops in Laotian uniforms and by Thai helicopters. The expulsion of Sulana from the capital in December

44:54 and did nothing. For the next 18 months, Laos would have two governments, each recognized and supplied by a major power. For a second time, as a year earlier, the CIA had turned into a coalition of drug traffickers to oust a clean civilian government. This time, the drug connections were stronger than before, for the CIA, using Air America, had cemented an affiliation between Fumi in the south and the opium-growing Hmong troops.

45:24 of Vang Pao. Though the U.S. had many harsh words for the leaders they ousted, chiefly Fuma, these men were never accused of drug trafficking. This is exactly what we did in Afghanistan with the Taliban when they eliminated the drugs. You're not allowed to do that.

45:49 And that specifically happened in 2000 and 2001. Go look at any chart on the opium produced in Afghanistan. It went down to almost nothing. And then suddenly we have 9-11 so we can go back in and free Afghanistan from the Taliban who didn't want opium to a government that allowed the CIA to grow as much opium as they wanted.

46:19 poppy to produce the opium. Did Eisenhower authorize this course towards drug escalations? Years later, in a 1966 article in the New York Times, it was claimed that the president had specifically approved the CIA backing of Fumi against Ambassador Brown's advice. The documentary record now available confirms Ike's approval, but in an

46:48 in an ambiguous way because, of course, the presidents always want plausible deniability. On September 15th, the president agreed that the U.S. could support Fumi and also that it might be possible to provide Fumi with some additional C-47s. But at the same time, the State Department was still hoping to draw Fumi into a wider anti-communist coalition.

47:15 The Joint Chiefs, who first, on October 3rd, officially authorized Air America flights to Fumi. Note that, as mentioned above, Air America had already been supplying Fumi since mid-September. The first Air America flights reached Vang Pao on October 5th, securing his allegiance would now be with Fumi. Not until October 11th was Eisenhower notified that the supplies, quote,

47:46 into the non-communist Hmong area in the north, unquote. So in other words, you see this, the word's not struggle, but this obfuscation between the CIA, who's already doing the business, and then they finally get the Department of Defense into it. And it's reported as it's a Department of Defense initiative when the CIA is already doing it.

48:15 only to find out that the CIA not only was doing it, that the authorization that the Defense Department gives to do it is using the CIA apparatus called Air America. And yes, the Department of Defense knew that Air America was a CIA proprietary. After FUMA and FUMI had both made it clear that they would have nothing to do with each other, Eisenhower on

48:43 November 21st, officially authorized planes and funds to Fumi's rebel cause. Hearing from the Secretary of State Harder that it was time to make the wraps off of, oh, sorry, to take the wraps off of Fumi.

49:01 The president agreed to provide Fumi with civil air transport planes. The president at the time was staying at his house in Augusta National Golf Course. Eisenhower's own memoirs in an extraordinary passage ignored all of these developments. He states quite clearly that it was after December 13th, after the crisis posed by the new Soviet airlift, that he approved the use of U.S. aircraft to transport supplies to the area. That's a blatant lie.

49:30 The official record of these phone calls confirm Eisenhower's concern about the Soviet aircraft supplying FUMA in the actual capital, because he's actually in charge of the country, and the need to act vigorously now that we have cover of legality in that we are responding to a request of a legally constituted government. But it's not. The quote-unquote rebel forces is an insurgency funded by the CIA.

50:00 Not a legal government. The fact that you now recognize that as a legal government doesn't make it a legal government. The legal government sitting in the Capitol that you're trying to strangle and starve. The official record of this phone call confirms Eisenhower's concern about Soviet aircraft supplying FUMA and the need to act vigorously now that we have covered the legality. Eisenhower's emphasis on a legal case suggests that he might not have been informed.

50:30 He might not have been uninformed. Did he really not know or not remember that Thai helicopters were already being used in combat roles and that Air America had already flown combat missions for over a year in Laos? Air America was central to the Laotian events of 1960, but also secret. A story reported the crash of an Air America plane in...

50:56 November in the Plain of Jars was not carried in any American newspaper, though it was printed abroad in Bangkok Post of November 28, 1960. The plane's American pilot was wounded seriously. The KMT Chinese co-pilot, son of nationalist Chinese, i.e. Taiwan's ambassador to Washington, Hollington Tong, T-O-N-G, was killed.

51:25 Meanwhile, six days before Eisenhower fully authorized the flights, the U.S. officials announced that they had interrupted military air shipment to Fumi. Did Eisenhower think he was asked to authorize what was in fact a resumption of airlift? While under the impression that he was initiating it, five hours after the phone call with the president, State cabled that now no restrictions should be imposed on the utilization of civil air transport aircraft.

51:55 This meant a return to the Fumi airlift suspended on December 7th. What is clear is that Air America was legalized just in time for the incoming Kennedy administration. For the purposes of this legalization, the Soviet airlift, which the CIA and Pentagon machinations had done so much to induce, was not a disaster but a godsend. The airlift now could be used to justify to the president.

52:24 we are starting to match the Soviet airlift. Now imagine that. You caused the Soviet airlift by starving out a country and their legitimate president and the CIA in a new incoming administration is going to sing the song that they were matching the thing they actually caused. As in September 1959,

52:53 So once again, Eisenhower's ex post facto authorization of Air America in December 1960 was made when he was pre-planning seclusion while he was in pre-planned seclusion. Sorry about that. General Foamy's troops.

53:13 After pausing for many weeks in their drive up the Mekong River, bestirred themselves in December and finally entered the capital at the equivalent of 5 a.m. Eastern Time, December 16th. Meanwhile, Eisenhower's authorization of a U.S. airlift was made to General Goodpasture on December 14th. At the time,

53:34 The president was in Walter Reed Army Hospital, not the White House. Eisenhower had entered the hospital as planned for his annual physical on the evening of the 13th. He left at 10.20 a.m. on the 15th. Once again, by coincidence or not, a crucial and belated presidential decision about Air America was implemented, quote unquote, as an emergency at a time Eisenhower was in isolation.

54:01 A final indication of constitutional chicanery about the authorization of Air America's airlift is the energy expended by the CIA elements in rewriting Laotian history for the December 1960 period. We can see this in a CIA inspired attack by Charles Murphy on the role of the Eisenhower and Kennedy in the Bay of Pigs fiasco, an attack for which the CIA.

54:28 had the goal to seek an official State Department clearance, and this is a quote. Fumi eventually took the capital early in December, but at this point, the Russians intervened openly. In concert with a large-scale push by well-trained troops from North Vietnam, they introduced a substantial airlift into northern Laos, an operation that was still going.

54:52 The collapse of the Royal Laotian Army then became inevitable unless the U.S. came in with at least equal weight on Fumi's side. One obvious measure was to put the airlift out of business. The job could have been done by quote-unquote volunteer pilots, and the challenge would be at least have established at not too high of initial risk to the U.S. How far the Russians were prepared to go?

55:22 Another measure would have been to bring CETO forces into the battle, as the CETO treaty provided. In the end, Eisenhower decided to shear away from both measures. Even the modest additional support that the Defense Department tried to extend to Fumi's battalions in the field during the last weeks of the Eisenhower administration was diluted by reason of the conflict between defense and state, unquote.

55:50 Fumi did not secure the capital until December 16th. The Soviet airlift had begun on December 4th. By thus reversing the order of events, the article implies that the U.S. was sending aid to a legal government, the Soviet Union to the rebels, but that's actually ass backwards. Murphy's article, though misleading in historical facts,

56:16 correctly shows the magnitude of the choice Eisenhower was faced with. The Laotian crisis of the election year of 1960, like the Gulf of Tonkin crisis in the election year of 1964, you know, almost like these are planned or something, placed the president under pressure to put more U.S. troops in Asia. Because remember, the CIA loves to time these things during the election period up to and including the inauguration.

56:48 All of these actions were, in fact, leading our country into a war in Southeast Asia. And it's hard to believe that Air America's directors were unconscious of this. Retired Admiral Felix Stump, you definitely want to look at him, until 1958, U.S. Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Area, and Air America's board chairman after 1959. So you have a retired four-star admiral.

57:17 in charge of Air America, the CIA planes, told a Los Angeles audience in April 1960, World War III had already started. We are deeply involved in it. Later, he declared it was high time the nation won over communism in the Far East, and he called for the use of tactical nuclear weapons if necessary. Containment was not enough. You have to move to limit the objective.

57:48 So I think this is actually one of the most enlightening statements, because if you go back to the origins of Operation Gladio, where the Fabian Society said we were going to have three world wars. And I've argued that after World War Two, quote unquote, concluded the Cold War. And many people have written about this that are in this.

58:14 genre of writing, that that was the official kickoff of fascism international or World War III. So he's not wrong. The admiral was not speaking in a vacuum, nor now in one country, now in another, the tempo of the U.S. operations in Southeast Asia did indeed increase steadily over the next several years. After a disastrous experiment in the

58:44 counterinsurgency techniques in Laos. For example, the Air America planes and pilots transporting the Laotian Army, the Kennedy administration agreed in May of 1961 to a ceasefire. One day later, Rusk announced the first of a series of steps to increase involvement of U.S. forces, including Air America in Vietnam. You know, we'll just move it. A year later, the U.S. signed

59:11 the 1962 Geneva Agreements to neutralize Laos. Unfortunately, as in 54, the 61, and in 61, the price of the U.S. agreement to this apparent de-escalation was a further buildup of U.S. deployments in Vietnam and also in Thailand. So, it's all smoke and mirrors. Despite the 1962 Geneva Agreement, Air America did not dismantle its private war enterprise in Laos.

59:41 The agreements called for withdrawal of foreign civilian connected with supply, maintenance, storage, and utilization of war materials. Air America continued to fly into northeastern Laos, and it appeared that some of its uniformed U.S. military advisors simply reverted to their pre-military civilian disguise. The first military

1:00:05 incident in the resumption of fighting was the shooting down of an Air America plane in November 1962, three days after the Pei Ocean Lao had warned that they were going to do it. What made the Pentagon, CIA, and Air America hang on in Laos was such tenacity. Hilsman tells us that as late as

1:00:29 1962, there were those in the Pentagon and CIA who believed that a direct confrontation with communist China was inevitable. And basically they were trying to bait them in. It has more to do with the opium, but that would have been a big bonus as well. So that concludes that right at the magic one hour timeframe. That's amazing. So.

1:00:56 We are going to pause there on this Friday, and we will open it up for comments. Let's go with the lesson first, if anybody has any questions about that, and then we will have at it. May I ask, Laos seemed to be a pivotal point, like a launch point for the CIA.

1:01:29 The stay behind units for, you know, where they train them over in Colorado, which is very well documented from what I've found. And do you think they have ever left Laos? Well, actually, I was in Laos in 2003. The I don't I don't know. Bridget is the answer to that. Could there be sleeper cells there? Absolutely.

1:02:01 We obviously still have a presence. I will tell you that Laos was so pissed off at the United States that it was not until we got there in March of 2003. We were in country for probably five days, six days. The U.S. ambassador.

1:02:23 The first since this time period, because after all this shit went down, Laos kicked us out of the country. There was no CIA there. There was no ambassador there. They like walled off and said, get the hell out of here. And the first ambassador back into Laos was in 2003. He'd gotten there like two weeks. He had us all, my entire class that went there, there was like 13 of us, had us in the ambassador's residence for dinner.

1:02:53 And so I'm going to say that's not likely, but that doesn't mean that there are not indigenous people there that formed such a strong bond with the CIA, like the Hmong, who would not come to because they and I don't want to use the word brainwash because that that makes them appear to be lesser. But I will say that.

1:03:23 They were sold a bill of goods as to the CIA being their representative to their own government because they were manipulated. The only reason the CIA did anything with the Hmong at all is because they had the majority control over the opium there. They used them, and they threw them away after they were done using them. Now, does that mean they know that?

1:03:51 Because what was told to those people is that basically it was Washington's fault. The CIA really loves them, but Washington is pulling us out and, you know, such to be us kind of thing. So that's my take on it. Could there be people still sympathetic? Yes. Did they actually leave them there? Possibly.

1:04:21 They've not been used, to the best of my knowledge, in any like large scale way. Yes, sir. OK, thank you. Thank you, Colonel. And thank everyone for attending and all the folks on Rumble as well. Two points of interest that I've got here. Excuse me. First of all, is that President Eisenhower seemed to be absent in several key decisions that were made.

1:04:55 Secondly, the discussion of tactical nuclear weapons. I wonder whether or not Eisenhower and future presidents were involved in those discussions concerning tactical nuclear weapons. So let me point out Eisenhower, quote unquote, missing. This is a tactic that Adalys used all the time.

1:05:19 Any time that he knew there was going to be a coup happening on a particular day, he was always out of town. So that is a strategy. It is not a coincidence. It's not an indication that they didn't know. They wanted stupid Americans to believe in a plausible deniability that, oh, my God, I can't believe they did that while I was gone kind of thing.

1:05:49 unequivocally knew what was going on. And they repeatedly did this, as we just illustrated. But it was a very known thing to do because Dulles did it all the time as well. As far as the nuclear weapons, let me tell you, one of the most shocking things to me has been in all of Operation Gladio.

1:06:08 whether it was the sinking of the USS Liberty with the B-52s on the tarmac with engines running, ready to take off because they anticipated that ship going down and that they were going to launch nuclear weapons at Egypt in a regime change. I'm shocked at the casualness in which the four-star generals at the time. Now, again, I have spent a lot of time in military history.

1:06:38 I have a master's degree in it. No, no documentation inside of the Air Force talks about Curtis LeMay as this gung ho nuclear. Everything is a tactical nuclear weapon that's going to be used. It didn't matter whether it was in Vietnam or Laos or Korea. I mean, the discussion of tactical nuclear weapons being on the table in every single discussion is one of the most.

1:07:08 dumbfounding things that I have seen in my research of Operation Gladio. And only because I spent 30 years in professional military education, both at the enlisted side and the officer side, being taught that the anti-proliferation of nuclear weapons is the bedrock of the United States. That we have never done anything to encourage the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

1:07:37 And yet, racked through Operation Gladio and these discussions of these covert operations, it's always on the table and they're openly behind closed doors openly talking about it as the option. That just blew my mind. So thank you for pointing that out, SR-71. That was one of the most bone-chilling.

1:08:01 things that I have uncovered here. And it was on just about every occasion. Thank you for that insight, Colonel. Yeah. Very disturbing. All right. Anybody else? Come on up, guys. I didn't realize that they were doing all those shenanigans in Laos and those other places. So, I mean, they kept the Asia pretty much really like a hot pot. Destroyed.

1:08:41 Okay, destroyed. I don't want you to call it a hot pot. I love hot pots. Oh, sorry. Don't ruin that for me, Stellar. Yeah, it's literally, but I mean, it actually works in this scenario. It was a cauldron. They destroyed Asia, and a lot of it was centered around the...

1:09:09 monopolization of the opium trade. And it's kind of, you know, obviously, once you figure all of this out, you go back and you go, duh. I mean, the opium wars are so well documented that, you know, between, and we've talked about it a million times, India, where the British, when they, you know, occupied India, force feeding the opium into China for it to take hold there.

1:09:37 buying off the warlords like Chiang Kai-shek to grow the opium in China, and then basically using that to fund all of these covert wars. Because at the time, they wanted all of China. I mean, it was very clear they were taking it a piece at a time, but they wanted it all. And the only thing that stopped them from taking China was Mao. And again, that's where you get back to this whole communist thing of...

1:10:06 not that communism as a philosophy is good. You just wonder what it all was about at the time, not the stories we've been told. Because there's a lot to be said about a lot of the famines that were blamed on the communist party and the communist governments. When you look at the covert operations that...

1:10:35 went on during this time frame, you have to ask the question. You'd be crazy not to ask the question. What really happened? Who really was responsible for those things? And at the end of the day, I spend less time on that question only for this reason. If you go back prior to the establishment of communism, i.e. the Bolshevik Revolution, you find out that the same people paid

1:11:04 for the fascism of the Nazi Party and the same people paid for the Communist Party. And so at the end of the day, they are making villains in order to manipulate all of us. Carrie? Yeah, the Hegelian dialectic strikes again. Hey, Colonel, do you mind if I talk about the...

1:11:36 uh alpha um warrior show yesterday i don't know what his show was yesterday so i don't know it was you you know that was wednesday oh i'm sorry oh today's friday sorry sorry sir the day before sure go ahead and talk about it oh okay because i i re-watched it this morning and um i just wanted to um

1:12:09 talk about it a little bit. The first thing I want to say is that Alpha has, to me, Alpha has a warrior attachment with his identity. And you, although you're also, you are from the military, you to me are more knowledge. That's your identity attachment. Anyway.

1:12:38 So, and I think that, you know, then you have a perspective from that point of view. Anyway, I just wanted to hit at a couple of his argument points. He said he thought the, and excuse me, but I'm reading from notes. He thought the Houthis were the CIA slash Mossad.

1:13:09 And he actually states they are no longer honest resistance. And you push back at that. He has no evidence of that. That's a feeling that he has. Right. He states that we won't be able to see that until the future. So he's being predictive about that.

1:13:42 premise in his argument with you is that Trump is taking them out because they are CIA. Along this line, he also thinks that the Jews control Iran. And yes, he says that he's working on a hunch.

1:14:12 It's his use state. It's his intuition. And he admits that he could be wrong. Right. And I do this myself. I'm just going to interject for a second. I do this myself where I'm like, the CIA is behind everything. And I think that that can be really problematic because they're not God.

1:14:44 Then he talks about this guy came on their show, him and CanCon or ConCan. His name is Sean Purnell. And that was really striking for me because it seemed like he was saying he had inside knowledge from this man named Sean.

1:15:12 Purnell that just happened to come on their show, um, you know, while they were on and, um, no, Sean was on their show as a guest. Oh, he was on there as a guest. I thought I, it wasn't clear. I'm sorry. Maybe I misunderstood. Um, and then, um, that guy's now in the white house. Correct. Like he's what now Sean Purnell is the, um,

1:15:42 assistant public affairs officer at the Department of Defense. Yeah. Well, I consider that the White House. It's not the White House. Isn't it an agency of the executive? The Pentagon is the Department of Defense. That's where Sean Parnell works. The Secretary of Defense works for the White House, but it is not the White House. Right. I'm stating it wrong. I'm sorry.

1:16:10 I thought agencies went under that header. No, they do not. Obviously, I'm wrong. Okay, sorry. Okay, and he then went into, and my argument about this, what I just went over, is they don't need, which you just talked about, they don't need World War III because they have endless war right now, which was set up by the Fabian Society.

1:16:40 Which you've gone over a million times. And one of his arguments was that they, you know, they're trying to make us to the right. Yes. And and my other thing about what he was saying is that he was making predictions, which I'm really not comfortable ever making predictions. I don't know about you, but I don't feel comfortable doing that. And.

1:17:09 At the end, maybe you can clarify this for me. You talk about the oil pipeline regarding China and the Taliban. And then he goes on to talk about, like instantaneously, them impeaching Trump. Like they tried to assassinate him, and then they're going to...

1:17:38 Which I didn't really understand. I don't know if you remember that, but if you could clarify why he, I mean, I didn't, I didn't get that, but I don't remember that part of it. Go ahead. Simon, I saw you came up. Did you have a question? Hey everybody. Yeah. No, I've been, I was trying to get Colonel earlier to come in one of my spaces. We had like over a thousand people in a Bitcoin space and I was,

1:18:07 I'm really trying to wake them up to Operation Gladio and this whole concept of manufacturing consent. And I was hoping that some of my audience would follow me in here as you're covering this stuff. But Colonel, I think we need to set up a space for the Bitcoin community.

1:18:31 Because I just think it's such an important thing. You're banding really bad. I'm getting about every other word of your comment. Oh, you can't hear me now? But I heard you say that you tried to get me into a Bitcoin space. That would have been very interesting. No, definitely. I mean, Bitcoiners, you know, I'm really trying to help them understand some of these operations.

1:18:56 So many are indoctrinated into kind of the things that you were just talking about, you know, with Alpha is when you're indoctrinated into one side of the ideology, it's just so important for people to understand that we're all being played. And I just think it's such an important message. And the good thing about Operation Gladio is it's all documented, declassified.

1:19:25 You know, you can really you can really get through people's conspiracy theory, like denial syndrome, you know, type of thing. So you say that, Simon, but I was just telling these guys at the beginning of the space that I had been I was on my way home from I had like a 45 minute drive. So I just kind of was thumbing through spaces to see if there was one I could listen to. And it was I don't remember actually did it, but people that very.

1:19:54 big accounts like that Insurrection Barbie and people like that were in there. And so they were talking about these campus, you know, turmoil and these, not riots, but whatever. The word's escaping my brain right now.

1:20:17 They're all acts of provocateurs, which is well documented as part of Operation Gladio and the destabilization. And yet they talk about all of this, not knowing anything about Gladio. And so then someone else came on about the JFK files and the CIA and blah, blah, blah. So I thought, you know, hey, this is the perfect audience since they're talking about this stuff to let them know that's their common theme through all of it. And you guys just aren't getting it. And so I talked about.

1:20:46 very briefly Operation Gladio, and I encouraged them to go read Paul Williams' book and explain to them.

1:20:56 the the origins of it it was done privately by the west indies companies and um then it was tucked under the government after world war ii which was you know a coup on their part because we now pay for it and the oligarchs don't have to blah blah blah and i said and the common theme is that the point you guys keep missing is the cia does not work for the united states they never have none of the intelligence services work for the governments they work for oligarchs

1:21:23 And that's the reason why they miss every major intelligence or terrorist act is because the terrorist acts are propagated in order to manipulate us. And until you understand that basic point, you're never going to understand the correlation between the unrest on campuses, the unrest in labor unions. It's all coordinated. You're just not seeing it because you don't see the big picture. And I gave them a couple of examples.

1:21:49 You know, of Mossadegh and Allende. And of course, the first thing somebody says is one of the guys comes up and he goes, yeah, you're right about all of your history. But, you know, they were communist or at least communist-ish. And I go, by whose definition? I could agree.

1:22:11 I followed you into that space. I was listening anonymously. So it's hosted by somebody called Stealth and like her profile is like Angelina Jolie, I believe. And you were in, you were, you were in like, you know, she, I personally believe I can't evidence this, but you know, that she's part of the IDF influencers.

1:22:35 So as soon as I saw you going into that space, I got a notification because we're pretty censored. And if I go and listen to any of those, like immediately I'll be booted. So I listened in anonymously. I was like, oh, wow, this is going to be interesting because you're in stealth space. And they are the propagators of just one side of the story. So they're like, you know, it is the Islamists.

1:23:04 and the IDF are fighting in a battle against the terrorists, and the KGB is funding the whole thing, and it's the communists, they want to take away our freedom. Like, they are 100% indoctrinated into one side. I wish I'd have known this, because I just came across the islands, the archipelagos off the coast of Yemen, where UAE and Israel are in bed together setting up military bases there.

1:23:34 Yeah, no, when I saw you in there, I was like, all right, OK, what's Colonel going to say in this one? I was starting to doubt you, Colonel. I thought you were a psyop. I was like, why are you in this space? But I saw you go in and you, you know, you very eloquently shared a bit of history and immediately they just railroaded you saying, yes, oh, I'm from the CIA. I know this. And the only reason.

1:23:59 And then you'd give them a few facts and then suddenly they'd come up and they just wouldn't allow you to get out to the point. Because did you get booted down from that space or did you do it voluntarily? Yes, they picked me down. Okay, yes. So I saw that you got booted because they knew, like Stealth and the others, they knew that you were about to get to the point of, and by the way, all this Islamist terrorism is manufactured and paid by the West.

1:24:28 And that's the narrative that they 100% don't want anyone to hear because they are in that group. And I'm not saying everyone's an agent because the whole point is you have a few people that are agents and then they build their tribe and everyone else in the tribe is indoctrinated into the ideology. And then just day in, day out, it's just propagating.

1:24:56 that you are in you know the jews are about to be killed the islamists want to kill you and they don't believe in freedom they believe that the ultimate goal is to die for allah and therefore they want to take you out and all they do is they spit that day in day out day in day out day in day out and so it was yeah yeah when i knew they were going to beat you off and it wasn't organic well thank you um for um

1:25:24 even anonymously being there. It is interesting, but you know what happens, Simon, every time I do that? We just went over, I think it's like 39,000. I mean, obviously I have a very small account because most of the shit that I talk about is muted, but I thought it was hilarious that, and every time I do that, yeah, we just went over 39,000. So like hundreds of people will come as a result of that.

1:25:51 Um, because they hear someone speaking what they know to be true. Um, and people want the truth. That's the bottom line. Um, and when things don't make sense, and of course I heard the, the person, right. Um, I, I just gotten home anyway. Um, talking about, you know, uh, Iran being the, um, sponsor of, you know, all of this crap. And, um,

1:26:20 Yeah, it's crazy, but they're their own worst enemies. Number one, the way they talk over people, but number two, when you do go in those spaces and people hear the truth, they know it to be true. There's something innate about people hearing the truth, and they end up at least reading the material.

1:26:47 And the one guy that the guy you were talking about that came in and said, yeah, I know I've worked. Well, he starts off the conversation saying my grandpa was in the OSS. And because he starts off saying, I know about the CIA. My grandpa was in the OSS and my dad did some CIA work. And when I was young, I was around that. And of course, they had already muted me. And what I wanted to say was.

1:27:14 I sat next to the fucking CIA guy at U S central command. Don't give me the shit about your grandpa being in the OSS. Um, but they do it. They do it. Colonel. Like it's one of those obvious things, right? Um, it's like the most stupid thing, you know, you know, the whole like compliant, if you've ever watched a movie compliance, um, it's like, Oh yeah, I'm, we have them in Mario spaces where.

1:27:38 You have like these people that work for the US military, you know, they come from a place of credibility. And then they're like, yeah, I worked in the CIA. And immediately the normal reaction to somebody that's not naturally skeptical is, all right, well, they work for the CIA, so they know. So anyone that's not in the CIA, they're full of shit and you should listen to the person.

1:28:02 you know, with the authority. But then that's just so obvious. If you work in the CIA, you are paid to lie. That is the whole point of these operations. And then some people just can't quite put that together mentally in their head. Well, why would you know more? You were never in the CIA. Yeah, but I wasn't paid to lie for a living either. Exactly.

1:28:27 But yeah, I just want to get your message out to more people in my community because I just think it's so, it's like once you know that both sides are being funded in order to manufacture consent, it's like a big relief. I just want people to have that relief of knowing that you know deep down in your heart something is wrong here.

1:28:56 Like, you know, you've got people that are telling you it's the Jews and you're like saying, yeah, but I've got loads of friends that are Jewish and how does that make sense? And I can't in my heart inflict collective punishment because that's the same thing that is happening in Gaza right now and happened previously. And, you know, that's the justification they want you to have so you can inflict collective punishment on a whole people.

1:29:24 And then on the other side, you've got this rampant operation to just have to believe that the Islamists are taking your freedom and combining it with everything that's evil, the communists taking away your freedom. And we're just radicalizing and people are so radical. And I just really want people to just have some harmony and peace and balance right now.

1:29:53 understanding that these psychological operations were designed to traumatize us psychologically. Correct. And it is, you know, we have to stand at guard at our mind and we've got to understand that we naturally, we're all born as humans that don't have this hatred in our heart. And these psychological operations are designed to chip away at the fabric of who you are as a human.

1:30:21 and draw you into a hatred in order for them to profit from that and kill each other, quite frankly. It is demonic. It is evil. And we, the people, we need to understand what is happening here. So I just think your work is so important, Colonel. I just want to get it in front of as many people as possible because these are evil forces. You and I have the same goal then, Simon.

1:30:50 Look for all of your DMs when you're in spaces and you know that that would be a good fertile territory because I do, too, what you just said. I've told these guys here I go in anonymously. First of all, if I'm only just listening and I don't I can't talk like I'm at dinner or whatever, I will listen. But I do it anonymously because in some spaces when you're there, they want you to come up.

1:31:17 And I don't want to not come up and then not be able to talk. So I do that not frequently, but I do do that. But I have something I want to ask you, Simon. I've noticed one of the psychological operations that is currently going on. And I want to preface this and then get your opinion. In my research, the prior to 9-11, there.

1:31:46 The Taliban in Afghanistan had a particular reputation, and we've talked about it here. The Taliban has pros and cons. One of the pros, obviously, was their work to get rid of the opium. They had in the year 2000 put the edict out, no more opium coming out of Afghanistan. Absolutely not. In 2001, the lowest amount of opium that had ever come out of Afghanistan. I mean, it was like.

1:32:14 like in the hundreds as opposed to the tens of thousands. And obviously that thwarted the funding mechanism covertly of the CIA and much of Operation Gladio. So the Taliban had to be dealt with. I'm not going to say all of 9-11 happened as a result of that, but I do think that that was on the plate.

1:32:39 As a benefit of 9-11 in that it would give them the, you know, hey, because we already know bin Laden was a CIA asset. So let's stash him in Afghanistan and then we will use the 9-11 to go into Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban's control and reinstate our, you know, $20 billion a year. Some people argue it's hundreds of billions of dollars that was coming out of Afghanistan opium production.

1:33:09 And what I noticed again recently in like the last three months is there's a drumbeat to equate the Taliban with the guy the CIA just installed in Syria. They whether it's the Sean Ryan show that Sarah Adams, weirdo CIA, current employer, employee, not former or many other.

1:33:39 um large podcast people are all saying the exact same thing and then i look in mainstream media and there's this story planted on the front page here there's a story planted on the front page of this um uh and it's all derogatory towards the taliban but if you go and read people that live

1:34:02 In that area, some of the scholars in Afghanistan and in Pakistan and our own people that are objective, they will tell you that the Taliban has completely. I'm not going to say change their stripes, but they are in meetings currently with Pakistani officials to tie in oil pipelines. And the problem that.

1:34:28 these people that are deriding the Taliban have is they want to connect to a pipeline that China built down through Pakistan. And so you immediately see that this, what I call the international syndicate, is going to be thwarted, like thumped in the forehead if Pakistan actually goes through with a deal to connect to the pipeline, or excuse me, Afghanistan goes through with a deal.

1:34:55 under the Taliban to connect to the pipeline that China has coming down through Pakistan. And that's really the thrust of the attack on Afghanistan and trying to tie them to a known CIA, al-Qaeda funded stooge they just installed in Syria. What are your thoughts? Yeah, very, very interesting. I personally think that at the moment, there's a power struggle in the Middle East.

1:35:25 I think that whole journey you talked about makes perfect sense. And there was obviously the regime change with Imran Khan that probably ties into that as well. Yes. But my understanding of Jelani is that he mainly was, I think probably this is an advanced audience here if they've been listening to all your stuff.

1:35:50 People just need to understand that these militia groups, these groups like ISIS, that they are available to rent to the highest bidder. They don't have an ideology. They're not Muslims. They're not trying to die for their cause because they believe, you know, that they're paid to achieve a goal of a corporate interest and recruit.

1:36:16 And, you know, when they kill people, they have to say Allah Akbar so that you've got the whole Muslim propaganda thing that is needed in order to drive the hate in the West as well. And then, you know, people like Tucker Carlson were activated to say the Muslims are killing the Christians. And, you know, and then that perpetuates all throughout X and various various other things. But I personally believe that Jelani, you know, it was a.

1:36:46 Competing interests. So Turkey was primarily is in a power struggle. And the power struggle is the GCC, Israel. Iran has kind of I think they've dropped the axis right now. And I think they're engaging in normalization. And what we're experiencing right now is America.

1:37:15 Because Israel, essentially, the way I read it, I know many people, they like to say, you know, like many people, like what I call the white nationalist type of person, they love to say it wasn't us, it was the Jews. And then they get to like blame it across there. And then Americans get to say, oh, no, this is Israel. This is an Israel controls our government. But I personally believe that Israel is US foreign policy.

1:37:42 But there is a level of infiltration through these blackmail networks in order to control U.S. politicians. But at the CIA, you know, top, top, top highest level, this is still American foreign policy. And America gets plausible deniability to say, no, this is like the crazy Israeli regime. While they support it, but, you know, they get to have this whole blame game between each other.

1:38:10 So I believe that right now in Syria, the Kurds, which is a Marxist-leftist communist ideology, they're occupying the oil and wheat, which was the mechanism for financially destroying Syria, which was, you know, US-backed. And then Turkey's in NATO. So then you've got that kind of alliance going on there.

1:38:35 And then Israel is trying to keep the region completely destabilized. And I think Iran had an agreement with Russia and there was probably some friction there. I don't think it was like, you know, a straightforward thing. But Iran and Russia had an agreement that, OK, we're going to allow Assad to leave and Assad voluntarily or was forced into leaving. But it wasn't unnatural. It was a decision that was made in the region.

1:39:04 And so then you had U.S., Israel, Qatar funding HTS in order to exert the regime change. America wants it to be kind of stable. And I'm trying to figure out the relationship between Israel and America at this point, because I think Israel is going off like the old neocon model, the Operation Gladio model of.

1:39:33 Let's escalate this towards war with Iran, and we want to be the sole nuclear power in the region. But capital, the money, which is the GCC, which has these massive sovereign wealth surpluses, and now has members on the board of BlackRock and various investment banks, they've managed to get themselves in a position where they are financially more strategic than Israel right now.

1:40:03 And so I think there's a bit of a struggle between the GCC, America retreating to being a regional power rather than a global hegemon under the Gladio model, versus who are they handing it over to? Is it going to be Turkey via NATO? Or is it going to be, you know, is the Israeli model of destabilizing the region and creating carnage in the region?

1:40:32 Is that over now because the GCC controls so much capital that the Middle East is meant to be in peace right now? And then therefore there's this final push to create escalations absolutely all around. But this is all about getting leverage for a final negotiation that maybe there's going to be regime change. I think it would be very easy to get regime change in Israel right now.

1:40:59 I mean, Netanyahu is a powerhouse. I'm not quite sure exactly, you know, but I think Israel is no longer useful. I think it's just a liability. And so I think we're headed for that type of region. And then you've got to get back to what you're talking about. What is the economic routes that the region is deciding upon? And so, yeah. The reason when I was looking into those two archipelago.

1:41:27 I was off the coast of Yemen preparing for a segment that I did Wednesday night about Yemen. The UAE, like me, in the Middle East, nothing here, obviously, said openly that they did the invasion of those islands that are the one archipelago just south of Yemen, Sokololi or something like that.

1:41:56 took over that island jointly with Israel because they knew if they did it jointly with Israel, the US wouldn't say anything. So they very much know exactly how to use Israel whenever they want to. And that goes to the comment that you just made about the US policy and the relationship that it has with Israel. And I know there's a lot of people that want to say that we're controlled.

1:42:25 by israel but my research in in taking operation gladio back to its origins of the the fabian society in the british round table and the creation of the cfr in the ria says there's a much bigger plague going on here

1:42:48 where people tend to look at one act of the play, they're not watching the entire play. They're focused on one act. And it's like when they walked out of the play, all they remember is that one act. They don't remember the entire play. And that's kind of been my mission in life is to get people to look at the entire play. Because again, if you don't know history, you will repeat it.

1:43:17 Yeah, I completely agree because I've gone back and forth with this throughout this whole journey of, you know, watching the Gaza genocide. And, you know, is it Israel that has the power? Is it America that has the power? In the end, I've come to the conclusion that Israel is just a tool of US imperialism.

1:43:43 Israel, when you have this symbiotic relationship, it's really easy and convenient to manufacture the whole anti-Semitic narrative. And you can easily get people to say the Jews control the world because you've got that power that comes from the Israeli operation. And I think America plays off that.

1:44:13 What do you see the city of London's role in all of this? Because obviously the granddaddy is MI6. Everything else was given birth after World War II. MI6 is the long pole in the tent. And you also have, and I'm not talking about the UK in general, I'm talking about the city of London, because in every instance, the funding mechanism goes hand in hand.

1:44:37 Oh, there's no doubt that if this all goes back to Switzerland and London and London and Switzerland was a jurisdiction for London financiers. So if you look at if you try to get the route of where did this come from? Like, as you said, it goes right back to, you know, British East India, Dutch East India. You can you can trace it back. But the the current.

1:45:05 The current world order, I think it started with the operation to co-opt the Bank of England into taking over the Great British Pound. And William Paterson came up with a scam, which is we can find a mechanism for funding your wars if you give our bank the control to issue the pound as debt.

1:45:30 And then that created the debt-based Ponzi scheme that was later transferred to the Federal Reserve. But if you go all the way back from the formation of the Bank of England in 1694 through to the families that ended up gaining significant power over the Crown and the wars that were funded.

1:45:56 Then that takes you into the Rothschild families. And then that takes you into, you know, the Rockefellers once it hits the US side. But really, the main power structure that I think is relevant today, it came from the Bank of England that then led to all the operations that were, you know, three attempts to get a central bank in America. The final one was 1913.

1:46:23 Then you get income tax in order to pay for all the debt based Ponzi scheme. And then, you know, this was a transition because the UK government was essentially bankrupted by the Bank of England. It managed to get all of the war funding, the British East India Company, you know, all of the colonialism and all the operations that led to a massive transfer of gold over to the wealthy families, the crown.

1:46:52 the Rothschild families. And then once it was bankrupted, essentially World War I was where all of that gold was collateralized. And you needed a world war. You needed to manufacture a world war. And that was funded by many of the Zionists. And then you got all the major changes. This is when you had the Balfour Declaration with Walt Rothschild. This is when you had the overthrow.

1:47:22 of the Russian Tsar, which had the largest supply of gold in the world with the Soviet Union, an installation of Marxist communist ideology. You had fake capitalism in America with the creation of the Federal Reserve. And then you got the two-tiered ideology of the Soviet Union versus the Fed as the two power structures.

1:47:46 But then all the gold was transferred over to America. And then we had the World War I, World War II history that we all know about, which then led to the creation of the Bank for International Settlements, the Bretton Woods system, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, which were the apparatus for expanding the model globally. And the Bank for International Settlements ended up relocating into Switzerland with all of its privacy laws.

1:48:14 And then you had that jurisdiction in London, the one square city of London, which has even the king and the queen need permission to enter. And you had a bit of crossbreeding as well between families. So, and I will just add the two families that always get overlooked.

1:48:38 is the Wallenbergs in Sweden that was critical to everything that you just said and the Warburgs in Germany. Yeah, absolutely. And the Warburgs were the creature from Jekyll Island meeting. And prior to the Bank of England model, there was the Dutch Central Bank and the Swedish Central Bank. And then the Bank of England finalized the model where all money would be created as a debt.

1:49:07 which would be the mechanism for enslaving the governments, all corporations, what later became the London Stock Exchange, Wall Street and everything, which was the complete financialization and securitization of everything in a debt-based Ponzi scheme where you had to have governments go deeper into debt. And the best mechanism for getting governments in debt was war and funding both sides of the war.

1:49:37 So then you had the creation of MI6, which was the creation that led to the CIA. And then Mossad was just a single operation of weaponizing the Holocaust in order to use that in order to kind of weaponize Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to really manufacture, like, command and control, divide and conquer. And ever since then, Israel has just been...

1:50:06 really weaponizing evangelical Christianity, Judaism, and then that led to the whole fake war on terror operation, which was to demonize Islam. And I'm sure you've gone through the whole, when it was the Jewish mob and the Italian mafia that were kind of partnered with Zionism.

1:50:36 In order to form and make all those shifts around that World War Two was like the Havara agreement when when the Zionists basically did a deal with Hitler and Nazi Germany to get the first 60,000 German Jews into Palestine. Well.

1:50:56 One of the most fascinating stories, again, because two and a half years ago, I was ignorant of all of this stuff and brainwashed into the military indoctrination system. One of the most fascinating stories that I found around World War II was when I was reading, I wrote a paper about Zionism, the origins of it. And I was already into Gladio at the time.

1:51:24 dumbfounded that a lot of the original people at the very beginning of the Zionist movement were also associated with the Fabian Society, which kind of, you know, Cynthia Chung has kind of traced back Gladio's concept to the late 1800s. She did a very good job of doing that. And so anyway, fast forward to the World War, just prior to World War II.

1:51:53 you had the UK setting up these things called mafis. And they're like the Grand Imam. And they set one up in Egypt when they were controlling Egypt. And they set one up in Palestine when they were given the Palestinian mandate after World War I. And they talk about the, quote unquote, election of the one that was in the Palestinian mandate area.

1:52:22 And the UK there, in collusion with some other people, had basically rigged the selection of who it was going to be. And I forget the guy's name, but they basically were doing gladio down there. They were dressing up the Muslims under the control of the crown forces, or in bed with them, whatever you want to use the term, was dressing up like...

1:52:50 they were Jewish people attacking their own people and then blaming, because basically they were creating false flags there to create a turmoil in order to justify some of the changes that they had coming up. At the end of the day, at the end of the story, was the mafia that was in Palestine ended up in Hitler's camp.

1:53:15 Because he got so unpopular there and think people were basically catching on to the manipulation. They basically ship him up to and he shows up in Germany with Hitler. And I'm like, wait a minute. So he's working. He gets appointed by the British officials.

1:53:40 And then, of course, you read Anthony Sutton's book and you realize that there's a lot more collusion at that level than any of us ever imagined among the manipulators. And, you know, the same thing where you have the Nazi guy, Otto Skorzeny, which we've covered, doing Mossad missions and getting the scientist that was helping Nasser develop missiles out of Egypt because it was inconvenient.

1:54:09 for the Israelis. And so they hired the Nazi guy to go get Nazis out of Egypt. And the inner, it's just like I said, and then stumbling across the UAE in a deal with Israel, creating military bases to jointly attack Yemen. There really is no separation. There are

1:54:37 working relationships that are mutually beneficial and none of them are as polarizing as they want us to be. Yeah, absolutely. And, and, you know, the classic example that we, we have today, like you just got to look at the, I mean, the relationship between Iran and Israel, I think is, is just classic. It's a, a, a understanding has been created that, you know,

1:55:07 Iran funding the Axis and Israel pushing the narrative that they're about to kill the Jews and the Jews are in a fight for their survival has led to trillions of dollars of profits that was all paid for by middle class Americans and middle class Europeans, where essentially the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of England printed all that money.

1:55:37 All of that money led to rampant inflation, a complete hollowing out of the middle class, Europeans and Americans. And all of that money just went through this money laundering ring back into corporate profits for the military industrial complex. And then that ties into, you know, the whole Contra deal, Iran Contra deal. And, you know, the just and that was when that whole thing, I think, was solidified.

1:56:07 You can see right now, it's like you'll never get the full war between Iran and Israel, but the tension is so profitable. Strategy and tension. Exactly, yeah. And everyone's, you know, kind of picking their side. And you've got that, it's just, it couldn't be more perfect, right? If you can manufacture the Jews and the Muslims are trying to kill each other.

1:56:36 you can then indoctrinate an ideology of Judeo-Christianity and an operation like 9-11 can just be used in order to say the Muslims are there to kill us. And then you have an open borders policy. And then you have all of these regime changes within countries, a refugee crisis. And then the people that leave, for example, if you are kind of, look, I mean, all of these governments are evil.

1:57:06 But regime change is absolutely disastrous for anybody. Like, you know, for your country to become a Syria and to be ruled by, you know, essentially ISIS. I'm not, you know, and then we know that Assad is, you know, all of these people are evil. They're all up to all sorts of demonic, horrible things. But you don't know what's real and you don't know what.

1:57:32 of the Assad part was the MI6 part, the White Helmets part, versus sanctions leading to a corrupt military, and then a corrupt military lead to tension between the leadership and the military. You know, I mean, these are very confusing things when you're trying to figure it out from the outside, but you know nothing is the truth. And you know, absolutely everything is a lie. And the devastating effects that this has.

1:58:01 I mean, you know, of just siphoning off trillions of dollars of money printed and everybody's paying for it. Everyone's paying for it, which is why, like, it's why we've hit a point where families are just so broke, so psychologically traumatized that, you know, birth rates are just dropping. Suicide rates are going so high. Mental illness is at an all time high.

1:58:30 This is really, really serious psychological operations. It is destroying humanity. And you see it so clearly on spaces. When you go into one space and they've literally taken the whole story and blamed it on one side, and then you go into another space. You could go into two spaces right now. One of them would tell you how absolutely everything is the Jews.

1:58:57 And then go into another space and they'll tell you how absolutely everything is the Islamists. And they'll be telling the same story. And they've just connected it to their narrative. And you ask yourself, are we in a matrix? Are we in a parallel world? Or was there actually an Operation Gladio today that was designed in order to make us take a side and hate the other sides and just lose all of our humanity? And what is the result of that? You can literally...

1:59:27 Get away with genocide. Because they ask for bigger government to protect them. Yeah, I mean, you can get people. This is the psychological thing. You can get people to agree to see. You can literally get the people to see a baby being burnt to death and somehow in your mind justify that this is something to do with something like I need to ignore. Right.

1:59:55 And as you said, the end game, the end game of this whole thing, you can see it across Europe and America right now. There is a new world order and the new world order is technology, artificial intelligence, cyber security, surveillance. They are beta testing on Gaza through Palantir's technology, through Israel, genocide as a service, occupation as a service, rebuilding of smart cities to have full control, full...

2:00:24 biometric control every single child that's being killed right now is being identified through artificial intelligence it's a beta test in europe they've through the russian ukraine war they've managed to essentially carve up half of ukraine and hand it over to blackrock and that was you know kia starmer was installed in order to push that forward collateralize the land with imf debt and just

2:00:54 destroy. In the UK, the pensioners were choosing between heating and heating because the price of oil caused... As soon as we lost Russia's gas in the UK, I don't live in the UK anymore, but all my family were there. And as soon as we lost access to Russia's gas and we had to buy America's gas at 100% inflated prices, that drove the whole European region into an outright recession.

2:01:24 Right. And quite frankly, led to the death of many people because they were choosing between eating and heating. That's how bad things got with that inflation cycle. And it is so it is so inhumane. And you can see right now the model they're building. So Europe is being petrified into because, you know, through these through through all of the media that's coming out.

2:01:54 petrified into believing that if you don't accept this surveillance state, then you're in trouble. You're going to be killed by the Muslims, or the Muslims are out to take away your freedom, or the Jews control the world. These narratives just drive these types of things.

2:02:17 And in the end, we're going to sign up to a central bank digital currency. October 2025, the European Central Bank launches this digital euro. And those that are just destroyed by any economic circumstance, if you can create a war cycle, they're printing a trillion dollars in Europe right now in order to fund the next phase of the, you know, the Russia, Ukraine. And this is just siphoning off money and killing people.

2:02:45 It's just siphoning off money off the average middle class person. And then eventually you're going to need a universal basic income. You're going to need subsidy and they're going to pay through that central bank digital currency. And in America, they're saying, hey, you guys are like the left wing woke. You still believe that Putin is Hitler. Whereas us Americans, we're the smart ones. We figured out that.

2:03:12 The CIA manufactures this and Putin isn't really Hitler. And we should, we're the far right side. We're the smart ones. We blamed everything on the Democrats. We said all the corruption was the Democrats. And we're going to actually deregulate the banking system. Trump's going to launch his stable coin. X is going to launch his stable coin. Tether, because through Howard Lutnick, is going to launch their stable coin.

2:03:39 Steve Witkoff is a shareholder in Trump's World Liberty Financial that's launching a stable coin. Mark Zuckerberg's launching a stable coin. Jeff Bezos is launching a stable coin for Amazon. And the technical oligarchs, you know, someone like Elon Musk has come along and say, hey, I used to be the woke environmental crisis. I'm going to create electronic and we're going to take down the oil industry. And suddenly he's like the far right.

2:04:09 You know, he's just completely changed his character because he bought the Trump administration and the intelligence are now sucking up all the data saying this system is so corrupt. We need to do we need to we need to do MAGA. And MAGA means let's audit the Pentagon. Let's audit the Fed. Let's audit USAID. Let's audit everything. And then I'm going to go on X and I'm going to say, hey, UK, you've got these rapist grooming gangs.

2:04:35 Kia Starmer, why were you involved in that? Regime changing in UK and saying, hey, we need MAGA as well. We need DOGE. We need Department of Government Efficiency in our country. Can we give you, Elon, all of our data? Excuse me, Simon. You know, you're throwing so much stuff out there, but don't you kind of think that because, I mean, I've listened to you speak and stuff like that. And, you know, don't you see that the system is changing?

2:05:05 People do have to wake up. You know, the fact that you mentioned that the United States is going to have all these different stable coins, which we are, we know of three, two of them so far, and then a third one. And I'm sure that there's going to be more. I mean, with how the system is changing over, you mentioned Basel III, we're going to be hitting into endgame July 14th.

2:05:28 So there's a lot of stuff happening. And don't you think that with, you know, how the quantum systems, if you want to say, or the XRP ledger, I mean, since 2018 and 19, they've been doing beta tests on the XRP ledger. Even Swift said that, what was it, two years ago, they said that they're going to be going 100%. We're seeing a lot more of this stuff that is being exposed with the shenanigans that were done within the deep state.

2:05:57 You know, Trump just the other day, well, maybe a week ago, mentioned seized assets as part of, you know, that sovereign fund or whatever. You know, with all these things going on right now, don't you think that a lot of this stuff is being dismantled?

2:06:14 Here in the United States, you know, we were bamboozled and thought that we were a republic. But in actuality, you know, we weren't. We were a capitalist fascist because the government and corporations still had control, which is what you've discussed.

2:06:30 Two, wouldn't you say that since, you know, through the Operation Gladios and what I've learned with Colonel Towner and the two co-hosts and Cousin It, learned so much. And then now with War Hamster, but kind of seeing how a lot of this stuff is being dismantled. And in the United States, even the Chevron deference, which was through the judicial system, which we already know is very corrupt. But slowly but surely, a lot of these things are being dismantled.

2:06:58 And then you've got what's going on in England and with Prince, or I guess he's a king now. So whatever that dude is with the big ears, it totally reminds me of Wallace and Gromit. Every time I see him, Wallace and Gromit. King Charles? Yeah, that's the dude. I think of Wallace and Gromit because to me, he's a cartoon character. And with what's been going on with the city of London, we've got the Vatican Bank. I mean, in a lot of realities, I mean.

2:07:25 The Operation Gladio opened up my eyes. I woke up through the banking system. Okay. I had no idea about pedophilia. I had no idea that our government was, you know, also, but we, okay. So my question to you and to also Colonel Towner. So, you know, there's a lot of these players that we're seeing now that's being exposed, but we know that they're just, you know, they're puppets.

2:07:53 Who do you think is behind? We know that there's a shadow government. We know that the these intelligence agencies and, you know, CIA, MI6, Mossad and even KGB back in the day and whatever China had in every country had it, you know. But who do you think is telling them what to do? Because we know that a lot of people are blackmailed and stuff. And that's where we're in the situation.

2:08:18 Who is behind the curtain that's running it all or had been running it all? I mean, I think we're getting cleaned out, though. I'll give you my answer. Firstly, let me tell you what I think the neo-Gladio model is. The neo-Gladio model is that everybody in America needs to believe that Europe is turning to communism. And everyone in Europe needs to believe that everyone in America is turning into right-wing fascism.

2:08:45 So America's being turned into a technocracy. You're dismantling one model, which propped up essentially the petrodollar and the eurodollar, and replacing it with an artificial intelligence, programmatic money of stablecoins controlled by technocratic oligarchs in America. And gold. Yes. And gold. A crap load of gold and silver and assets which are big.

2:09:11 Sure. But if you want to crash the model, you just need something like the threat of auditing the Fed, exposing something or auditing Fort Knox. And then you can execute a transitional operation of one model to the other model. Which is which don't you think is happening right now? Because like what was supposed to happen on 9-11? Simon, the part I'm going to push back on is that.

2:09:40 The system currently has to be disassembled. It has to be taken down. The Fed has to go away. There has to be an audit of Fort Knox. There has to be a disassembling of all of the unconstitutional governmental organizations. And one of the ways you do that is by exposing the fraud.

2:10:09 The characterization of the things that absolutely have to get done into a end state that none of us 100 percent knows what that end state is, is subjector. And so the only thing that I want to say is that the things that are going on right now has to go on. It's the only way out.

2:10:38 of a CIA international syndicate run system. You have to close down. You have to cut off all of their funding, USAID, National Endowment for Democracy. You have to get rid of all of the fake social security numbers of people over 200 years old. You have to do all of that. That is being done. In order to dismantle Gladio, that all has to be done. Now, your contention is

2:11:05 that they're going to replace that with something nefarious. I disagree with that. But up until that point, we are lockstep in agreement. The system has to come down. Because from our perspective as a republic in the United States, they have transformed our republic in the early 1900s.

2:11:35 into a democracy. And we are not a democracy. We are a republic. And the only way we go back to the republic model is to get rid of every single institution that was created post-1900 and the elimination of the individual income tax, tax the state, which was the original way our constitution was set up.

2:12:01 I, again, I disagree that it's being done for nefarious reasons, but regardless of what the end state was, that has to happen. I think collectively in America, and this is my mission, is using this opportunity to awake everybody to the system to see it for what it is, which you've eloquently described exactly what it is and how nefarious it is.

2:12:30 Once they understand how bad it is and how bad it has been, I think people like you and I can collectively argue against reestablishing something very similar to that with the technocracy that you're talking about in a conversation as well to guard against going back into a system that we just got ourselves out of.

2:13:00 But as as we and I think you're absolutely right. We need to stay cognizant that we are not transition from one bad thing to like from the pot to the frying or from the frying pan to the fire. I agree with you on that. But I am not at the point where I would make the assertion that that is what's happening. I am not convinced of that. I am convinced.

2:13:27 I am convinced that they are disassembling the system that has nefariously been created through all of these separate funding mechanisms for the CIA to go out and do Gladio operations. Yeah. So what I what I think we are replacing one evil with another evil, which I guess this is the point of friction between what we think is happening and we all need to observe and come up with our own theories. Yes. Is I believe that.

2:13:55 The Federal Reserve System replacing that with a stablecoin standard where someone like Elon Musk that has access to all of our social data can implement the perfect social credit score with grok and artificial intelligence in order to have a full command and control stablecoin competing with a bunch of technocratic oligarchs.

2:14:24 that become the next creators of a neo-federal reserve system. And so everyone that was at Trump's inauguration is getting a stable coin and a piece of the future dollar. And they're getting all of the re-collaboration of the economy saying, right, we don't need to prop up the petrodollar anymore. We don't need to prop up the eurodollar. So let's expose everything. And then we need to get our complete supply chain correct for AI.

2:14:55 We need access to natural gas and fracking and oil within our own domestic sphere. Then that electricity in LNG needs to flow into rare earth minerals, which is the place we can work with Canada, get some Ukraine, some Greenland. And then those rare earth minerals can give us semiconductor chip independence because the rare earths are needed.

2:15:23 in order to create semiconductor chips. And then those semiconductor chips plug into vast data centers through Oracle, all of the different PayPal mafia organizations. And then all of the different people that have paid for the Trump administration, that basically funded the campaign, they get their own stable coin. And then the artificial intelligence can power those stable coins.

2:15:52 back it by U.S. treasuries, and then the government can actually borrow direct without the Federal Reserve and back it by a new stable coin, and we will be the controllers of the dollar. And that is what I think we're transitioning to. And where I focus my attention is where I encourage everyone to look.

2:16:20 is that clearly China is doing that same model with a central bank digital currency, robotics, artificial intelligence. America is re-collaborating to becoming a regional power because China's ahead on those technologies. And so America needs to get its shit together. But it's got the remnants of the Israeli model that wants you to go to war with Iran. And therefore there is this tension and you solve it by releasing the 9-11 files and you release the JFK files.

2:16:49 And you release the Epstein files and you question the Israeli relationship. But where the friction was is that when you release the Epstein files, suddenly the Zionist controlled fractions within the U.S. government activated. Please don't blame us on Israel. And the same happened with JFK. And then 9-11 and Epstein is actually really problematic because those people aren't dead.

2:17:19 Those are people that are actually in the government right now. And so whether you get those files or not is where you genuinely get to. But if you want to have fire, you could dump Israel and then switch to the stable coin technocratic model. And then you can just have that friction, that neo gladio of artificial intelligence controlled by our companies versus AI controlled by the communists.

2:17:50 They're not going to release the 9-11 Epstein files, or are you saying there's a way to spin that either way? Well, I think you saw it with the JFK files. So the JFK files had, there were sections that said the only intelligence agency, you know, the Israeli intelligence service, ISIS, was the one that said, please redact these files.

2:18:19 And then it gave away the operation that Israel stole America's, you know, enrich the weapons of mass destruction, basically. But it never quite fully said it. But it put some it salted some quotes in saying, you know, we've got our new financial structure where we can, you know, we've got the finance of the Jews and stuff like that. And these quotes that you saw going around. And so it didn't it took you on a lot of tangents.

2:18:49 But the story was there for those that already know the story. And so I'm not quite sure whether you're going to get... If you get 9-11 that actually has the Dancing Israelis FBI scripts. Right. And they all had polygraph tests. Right. If you get the results of those polygraph tests, then you'll know that Mossad was behind 9-11 and that is exposing and draining the swamp. If you don't get that...

2:19:18 then you'll be you'll be incent on a blame the CIA and the Democrats kind of half truth. And that's because most likely because of the Zionist influence over Congress right now and the internal friction that America first means become a regional power and focus on AI, whereas Israel first means get America to fight war with Iran. And Trump is doing a lot for Netanyahu and people are speculating on whether he's playing.

2:19:47 12 DHS or not. Where I focus people's attention is... How many wars did Trump have in the first... What about the Epstein files? So Epstein, it blames it on people like, you know, basically you find out that Jamie Dimon is like Epstein's banker and people that are in significant power at the moment. It will reveal that Howard Lutnick, his whole staff...

2:20:17 got killed in 9-11, but he took the day off that day. It will reveal that Steve Witkoff lent money to Urban Movers, and Urban Movers was the Mossad operation that was documented in 9-11. So all of the existing players within the Trump administration would be exposed in both the Epstein files.

2:20:42 And and that that also reveals the connection to the crown and the British side as well through the banking families. And so if you really want to drink, that's that's kind of my litmus test. If Trump wants to drain the swamp or is capable of draining the swamp without being assassinated, then he'll reveal all of that. OK. All right. That's fair enough. OK, I got it. Stellar, go ahead.

2:21:12 Because I have my litmus test. I just wanted to hear what yours was. What's yours? What's your litmus test? I want to know if they revealed the I already know about it, but it's never been printed and it's never officially been released about the mega group here in America that installed all of the spying devices in the Clinton administration. That's my litmus test. If they reveal.

2:21:42 the fact that Clinton was officially spied on and that Epstein, his 17 visits into the White House, had everything to do with the quote-unquote renovation paid for by the mega group. And the mega group is the Les Wexners and his ilk. There's an entire group of them. And you can find it, if you look for it on the index, you can't find it in most other search engines.

2:22:11 And Whitney Webb talks about it in her book. If that stuff is declassified, it has everything to do. Everybody on here knows I've talked about it repeatedly about the portrait of Clinton in the blue dress. That is Epstein's trophy buck. If you're a hunter hanging on his wall that they captured the presidency. And that's my litmus test. If that stuff comes out, then we've actually got because I think.

2:22:38 Not that child trafficking is not horrific. It is. I think a lot of that.

2:22:46 My analogy has always been that Operation Gladio consists of three legs. It consists of human trafficking, weapons trafficking, and drug trafficking to pay for covert operations that were all done off the books. The thing that makes all of that stuff work is blackmail, just like the Mark Dutros over in Belgium and the Jeffrey Epsteins here. There's the Colony Dignity down in Chile.

2:23:11 There are lots of blackmail operations and there's more getting revealed every day. I mean, the Diddy thing and everything else. But the blackmailing of the president of the United States is, to me, above and beyond all of that. And Jeffrey Epstein was front and center in that operation. So, yeah, and that led to the sabotage of Oslo Accords as well. So it goes back into that.

2:23:40 The Palestinian conflict. Correct. Go ahead. Colonel Simon, brilliant job. Brilliant job. Colonel, you're the best. You are the best. I remember Bush Jr., his picture playing with blocks like the 9-11 towers. Correct. So he owned him. But what I'm trying to forecast is the future.

2:24:08 I know we'll move to this stable coin. I was in a weird place during COVID. I got brought in by the military and others as a specialty vendor to help get PPE and other medical products because we were going to have shipping issues and then competition globally, and we don't make anything here.

2:24:33 But I got into some very, very, very high-level conversations. And I guess because I was representing a government, they thought that I was sitting there with all this knowledge and I was smart enough to keep my mouth shut and learn a lot. And this is where I really understood how money moves and people behave and the hierarchical of it. I was on a call with the queen and about 15 other heads of state.

2:25:02 And they all had opinions, but she made the decision. And my job was to carry it out to help them. But I learned a lot being around them and constantly crazy hours working with other countries. And I kind of got a big opportunity to sit and see things top down. But then I understood how they bought and bought off. What do they call it?

2:25:32 It's not off-label in the bank. We weren't moving real money. We were moving the perception of money. And I had to understand the three different levels, the level of bankers, all of that. And I found out there's not a whole ton of cash flow. And that was really alarming. There's no cash flow in the government. There's none. It's all done by contract.

2:25:58 Yeah, and I knew that about the U.S. because we've worked with federal, but in these other countries, it was astonishing to me how they were running their business. It wasn't legal, but they got by with it. But I'm just looking at the future here, and I do want the truth for 9-11. That was a huge disruption in our country, such a lack of trust and a sense of...

2:26:27 I know our government was involved somewhere in this. And I had seven people that were supposed to be in the buildings that day that weren't. And it was just dumb things. I broke a tooth. I went to see my dentist. My VP's sick, so we're going to wait and go two days later. Or we missed our flight. I mean, it was just so odd how seven and one of my regional directors.

2:26:54 Her uncle has an office in that building, but he got up that morning and had the flu, so he stayed home. It's just so bizarre who was not in the building, and they weren't in there because they were doing something nefarious. I just prayed that they'd be okay. But I had 21 people interviewing, and some of them were interviewing in that building, and we couldn't get through. We couldn't call. It was fast business all day. We couldn't get through.

2:27:21 And I'm terrified. Did I send people to their death in New York? Fortunately, all of them were safe. Most of them were stuck on subways, couldn't get out. But that was, to us, the first time we've had somebody international come into our country and do this devastation in such a loud way. And it's always stuck in my head because I was down there six weeks later. You see it on TV? Doesn't.

2:27:51 When you get there up front and center, it's awful. Let me say it's not the first time we've had foreigners come in our country. It was the largest death toll of foreigners coming in our country. We have had lots of foreigners in our country. Oh, sure. At the behest of the CIA. Yeah, and that's what I've been learning with you. But during this PPE space, we were dealing with CIA.

2:28:21 on moving stuff. I didn't realize that's who they were until finally someone slipped on something and I went, keep my mouth shut. And I just listened because that's how we got done in Turkey because of their free zone with 3M so we could get the mask out of there. But we ended up getting things moved with the CIA, but the CIA had another agenda, which I didn't know, but fortunately it worked out on our side so I can manage hospitals here in the country.

2:28:50 I'm just looking across the future and I'm thinking of my kids. Are we going to be positioned into an environment where we're going to be totally 24 hours surveilled? Are we going to live in an environment where freedom, it's not really freedom? Are we going to be living in a world that we can't be who we want to be if we work hard enough to attain that? We're big on the American dream here in this country. I don't want that lost.

2:29:19 I agree. I don't want that law. Yeah, I agree. Catfish, go ahead. Thanks for having me and much respect for your research. Much respect for your research too, Simon. I guess I want to look at this from where the fork in the road is as observing both of you now for quite a while and listening to both of you. So if you're from the mindset that...

2:29:45 We're actually going to be making changes that will be for the good of humanity. And if you are from the mindset that we're some of the things that you may not believe, Simon, that we actually are going to be changing the greatest evil the world's ever known. And maybe all the things that you're talking about may have actually there's things that we don't know about. My point is, is if we're going to the fork in the road between Colonel Tower.

2:30:11 counter and simon if we're going to go down and go to the the side of yeah you can call it hopium but at this point based on your conversation simon i don't know should we all get a glass of hemlock it really feels like it's it's it's over you know what i mean so my point is this is

2:30:30 But the research is awesome on both your points. But if, in fact, kind of the things that Stella was saying, we're actually doing this for the good of humanity, and we may just have a shot to reach that thing that we've never known before or that we've known before but haven't seen in decades or hundreds and hundreds of years. My point is this.

2:30:49 Which way do we go? Because if we end up the way your research goes, Simon, it's almost like, well, geez, we might as well just go ahead and get a rope. And if we end up more of the way that I think Stellar was going, things just might be beautiful. And again, much respect for both of you. Who knows? Nobody does. God only knows. G-O-K. Gawk, not grok. Okay. So let me say something, then I'll let Simon go. I think...

2:31:15 This is this is why this is exactly what I tell you guys every single day. This is the way adults have conversations. I think what Simon is saying is this is the you know, when you bowl and you're three and you have the bumper rails up, we all want to go down the middle of the alley. We want to hit a strike. We want to get rid of all of this bad stuff.

2:31:43 And we want to go back to a republic and our freedoms. That's our goal. And that's the strike. What Simon is pointing out, which I think is healthy, is there's some no kidding bumper rails that if you see us hitting the bumper rails and we jump our ball over into the other lane, we've gone a little too far.

2:32:07 And that's healthy conversations because it's not based in dogma. He's actually bringing you facts. He is saying these are the bumper rails. Put the bumper rails up and we need to hold our government accountable because if the things come to pass where we're trading one prison cell for another prison cell, we've not gotten anywhere. And it is healthy to have that conversation. That is not a bad thing. Go ahead, Simon.

2:32:35 Yeah, excellent point. And I really, really want to always bring it back to what the future looks like and potential outcomes, because I am incredibly optimistic that for the first time we're getting the truth. That has profound implications because we've been lied to our entire life. Yes. You know, and now for the first time, the world kind of makes sense to me, like things that just didn't make sense to me.

2:33:00 They kind of make sense. And it is beautiful that we don't actually need to hate each other. We were just engineered to hate each other. Correct. And humans are actually good people. And we get, you know, psychological operations turn us into the worst version of ourselves. Yes. And so that gives me a lot of optimism and hope. And what I break it down to is I focus on decentralization.

2:33:29 I think we have a centralization problem. The monetary system drew us into a few people being able to command the shorts on things that have profound implications and the ability to do it in the shadow and therefore absolute power corrupts absolutely. So we know that to be true. Now, I've been involved in the Bitcoin industry from the beginning.

2:33:58 And I saw what happens when you have codified rules that nobody controls. You create a system that everyone kind of has to opt into those rules without anyone being able to change those rules. And so I don't expect everyone to know that because it's a bit of a journey to go through. And I'd encourage everyone to join me on that journey and learn about it and make your own opinion.

2:34:25 But the solution to a centralization problem can only be decentralization. And from this whole system in 2008, Bitcoin created a counter to that central banking system and created something that no one could control. And it was an experiment that showed you could actually decentralize money. And if you can decentralize money where you can own it, you can spend it.

2:34:55 And it's got to fix supplies so it doesn't get inflated away. And people grew their wealth over that time. Then couldn't you do the same with social media? Couldn't you do the same with data and identity? Couldn't you do the same with artificial intelligence? Couldn't you do the same with stable coins as well? And so where I encourage everyone to go is...

2:35:25 Expect the best for your country, but prepare for the worst. And these are the simple rules I encourage everyone to look at. I believe that there are two ginormous honeypots of data. One's going to be in America and one's going to be in China. And those two superpowers are in a race to put as much data into their data centers.

2:35:51 And whoever, those are going to be the two big AI algorithms. And everything we're doing is we are feeding an algorithm, okay? And now if you think about this, when me, Colonel, and other people come up on this space, we're engaging in a constructive conversation based upon a love of humanity where we're just trying to deconstruct the truth as flawed humans to try and make the world a better place.

2:36:21 The more of that that happens, the more our AI is going to learn the truth. And the more our AI learns the truth, the more likely it is to actually take us in a better direction than any human, any government could probably take us. And so AI, I personally believe that the decentralization of money, the decentralization of artificial intelligence, all these things, eventually governments aren't going to be able to tax us.

2:36:52 regulators aren't going to be able to regulate us. Correct. Central banks are going to get disrupted by an algorithm. And so we're going to enter into a world which is very hard to predict and very hard to understand. But the more truth and love we can feed the algorithm with, the more likely it is to take us into a good place. And so Operation Gladio is kind of a manifestation of how you bring out hate.

2:37:19 and take the algorithm into a very dark place where we hate jews we hate muslims we hate christians we hate americans we hate europeans we hate chinese we hate you know all these things and we're feeding that shit into the algorithm and it's probably going to be pretty chaotic but one one of the algorithms is going to be controlled by the american system and the other is going to be controlled by the chinese system but if we can do decentralized where it's open source code

2:37:49 controlled by nobody on a distributed supercomputer like we did with money for Bitcoin, then I think we can actually get to the truth. And I think that truth of decentralized won't be manipulated for Operation Gladio styles of technology and algorithms. And so all of that is to say is that I break it down to into simple things that people can do.

2:38:17 One simple thing I think everyone can do is wherever you can, don't take on debt. The system is powered by the enslavement of mankind through debt slavery. And I know many of you, because of the system, is so messed up that some of you are in a debt place that you can't escape. But wherever you can, be very conscious about not taking on debt. And the second thing I encourage is for people to save in Bitcoin, which is...

2:38:48 which is kind of boycotting the Federal Reserve System, boycotting the banking system. And the third one is wherever you can spend local. Think about your local environment. Are you supporting a technocracy by buying on Amazon and submitting? Or are you supporting your local community, your local farmer, your local education, your local people?

2:39:15 Because we've all got to support our local environment. Because eventually, if decentralization wins, which I believe it will be, then we're going to get more and more decentralized, which is going to be more and more micro. And more and more micro means more and more community. More and more community means better and better behavior. When you actually are accountable to your neighbors, you behave better than when you're an anonymous person on X. Correct.

2:39:43 And so the future vision of decentralization is actually a very compelling and a very beautiful thing for us all to look forward to. And imagine a world where the truth is actually known and none of these operations are empowered because they don't have the power of lying to us anymore. And that's the reason why we have to work so hard.

2:40:05 to get everybody to understand what Operation Gladio is, I think it exposes the depth of depravity of our government that some people can't fathom. I completely agree. And so we need to just keep doing what we're doing. We need to study truth. We need to speak truth. I agree. And nothing else matters but the truth. If my tribal belief is a falsehood,

2:40:30 then i need to recognize it and say hold on why am i still spreading what i know not to be true right and that's what we've all got to do we just got to commit to no matter how much it hurts no matter how tribal it is no matter what the consequences are you just got to say this this is the truth and and and this is all that matters and and and i think we're going to get to you know uh i do believe that we are going through a spiritual journey together

2:40:59 And this is God's plan. I absolutely agree with that. Yeah. Okay. You guys know you already have me for 45 extra minutes, but it was definitely worth it to have this conversation with Simon. And thank you guys all for sticking with me. Southern, I'm going to let you go real quick. And then SR71, then we're going to close up. Simon, I 100% agree with you. I see us back to more of an agrarian community, local.

2:41:28 Buying food, therefore healthy. Participating in bartering and trading just because it makes sense. But we've gotten away from, we've moved into fast food world. Getting back to the dirt, get back to our communities, back into our families. I see that as an incredible gift.

2:41:52 and have lives where AI and stuff manage things so we're not stressed out being the American workaholics trying to pay bills. I always watch Italian movies because I love the fact they all live together, they eat together, they work together, and the kids, they don't grow up and throw bombs. They're happy kids. And I grew up that way with my grandmother's farm.

2:42:20 It was a lovely life. It was a lovely life. But I think technology is moving to the point where it becomes a tool for us. And I'm on Grok every day because I'm a writer. And Grok has realized I only work from kindness. So the language is very specified. I'm not into the Hail Mary, blow up something conversation. So he adapts or what it is adapts to me.

2:42:49 So I think what we put in will get returned. And I am optimistic. I don't think God's leading down a path that we won't have the strength to make it happen. But I moved back here. My husband and I and my daughter and my son had started college so we could take care of my parents. And my mother had 13 brothers and sisters. That was very common because they all owned farms. They're called the workers.

2:43:15 I got back into that world, back into gardens, back helping with bringing cattle in. And I got to tell you, I love it. I love it. It's not me. I'm the woman that, 22 years old, owned a company out of college and was in a suit 24-7. And now I'm back into local. And it's kind of good. It's kind of good, guys. It's kind of good. Yep. Thanks, Southern. SR71?

2:43:49 Thank you, Colonel. And I want to thank everybody here as well in their participation. And Simon mentioned AI, which is a curation of data. And I'm very happy that he mentioned that, because that curation of data is exactly what Musk is aiming for. And he's not aiming for just our data, if you get my drift. He's not aiming for just the United States, Deva.

2:44:17 data he's not aiming for just american data no he's aiming for world data and world data is what is going to pull us out of this because once you get world data and ai together we're looking at truths across the world not just truths here in the us or what's believed here in the us but a curation of data

2:44:48 They can be sorted, collated, looked at and analyzed in a way that is much more proficient than what we have today. So I thank you very much for that input. Well, and you know what's interesting about that SR-71 is you guys have realized the span of X, unlike True Social and some of the other media platforms.

2:45:16 has really fed into this information war that we're a part of in exposing Operation Gladio. Because it was people from, remember the guy that used to call in every day from Germany on his way home and was telling us about the Gladio operations in Germany. And then we had the lady that had grown up in Italy.

2:45:41 who had moved to Germany, and she was telling us about, and we had the lady whose dad was from Argentina that was living in Costa Rica. And so all of these worldwide reaches and confirmation of everybody in the rest of the world having come in contact with either Operation Gladiator or Operation Condor in Latin America, which basically is the same thing, has driven us to have

2:46:12 That information and the confirmation of that information that we were exposing being correct. And of course, you guys have heard me say repeatedly, that's the reason why I do those long threads. I want that information in Grok. And a lot of you guys have went into Grok and asked about Operation Gladio and our post shows up. And so we are feeding that truth by having these spaces and doing those long threads. And I can't thank you guys enough for your support.

2:46:42 It does a world of good to my psyche when I know I'm going into a space where I'm going to have to fight to look down in the listener area and see 20 or 30 of you guys that are here every day because I feed off of that energy. And it is one of the most important things to me. You guys, I can't tell you how important it is to me. So anyway.

2:47:08 Thank you all for being here. I appreciate it. Stellar, did you have something quick? Yeah, I was just saying that everything's getting exposed and all the truths are going to be exposed. And with that, you know, even Benghazi, when Benghazi, they've already said they're going to be declassifying that. And that's just the next step to, you know, you guys already said it. So, I mean, everything's being exposed. AI not only can be used on the bad side, but it's really, really helping expose the truths.

2:47:38 Just like Colonel Towner said with Grok and a lot of these other, you know, things, get the truth out there, spread it. And truth is knowledge. When we have knowledge, it's power. Thank you, Colonel Towner. Thank you. And thank you, everybody, for being here. I will be back. I don't have anything scheduled for this weekend. I will be back on Monday at four o'clock. Thanks for being here, everybody. Thanks, everybody. I know you're doing amazing work. I really appreciate it. Thank you, Simon. And thank you for being here today. It meant the world to me.

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CIA overthrew Mohammad Mosaddegh host_asserted ▶ 6:28

“If he wasn't elected, then how did the UK try to coup him? And if he was so unpopular in Iran, then why wasn't the people prior to the CIA getting them out in the streets? Why did the people have to b…”

CIA carried_out_attack Mohammad Mosaddegh book_quoted ▶ 6:57

“That Kermit Roosevelt was sent there. And if it wasn't the USDA, why did Kermit Roosevelt, who worked for the USDA, why was he there? Why was he the one? And it says, he admits it in his memoirs, by t…”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 15:16

“on what in 2002 had become a familiar regime change agenda, telling the National Security Council, December 23rd, 1958, that drastic changes in the Laotian government will be required if the Pao Shin …”

Phoumi Nosavan member_of Committee for the Defense of National Interests documented ▶ 15:44

“promoted to general by the name of Nocevan. His party, if you will, was called Committee for the Defense of National Interest, which had absolutely nothing to do with national interest and everything …”

CIA trained Tibet host_asserted ▶ 18:40

“finding people, taking them to Colorado in the middle of the night, taking them up on a mountain because Tibet's very mountainous, and training them to be terrorists, and then taking them back and ins…”

CIA supplied_arms_to Kuomintang documented ▶ 18:40

Bernard Fall exposed Joe Alsop book_quoted ▶ 27:56

“He had seen survivors arrive on foot, one of whom had a severed leg from a mortar outpost. Bernard Fall, who was also in Laos and knew of the area well, later called all of his, quote, just so much no…”

Mark Felt supplied_arms_to Laos documented ▶ 30:24

“FELT, F-E-L-T, moved U.S. Ground, Sea, and Air Forces into a more forward posture for possible action in Laos. A Signal Corps unit is supposed to have been put in Laos at the time, the first U.S. fiel…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Laos book_quoted ▶ 32:18

“Quote, our stolen holiday was interrupted the following morning, meaning September 5th, by the bad news from Laos, Eisenhower said. He added, quote, my action on return to the U.S. was to approve incr…”

Sam Nua spied_on Vietnam documented ▶ 33:45

“with them, unquote. More significantly, the U.S. Army attaché in Laos himself, Sam Nua, had cabled Army intelligence reports that in a State Department summary, quote, denote a degree of undeniable No…”

Marquis Childs exposed Dwight D. Eisenhower book_quoted ▶ 34:10

“Washington columnist Marquis Childs reported soon after the quote-unquote invasion that a powerful drive is within the upper bureaucracy of defense and intelligence to persuade President Eisenhower th…”

Mike Mansfield exposed CIA documented ▶ 35:04

“The push for an additional CETO, which is that treaty organization, and U.S. troops in Laos is now clear from released documents. Senator Mansfield asked the Senate on September 7th whether the presid…”

CIA overthrew Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 36:07

“a guy by the name of Fouy Sankoni, was still in office. On December 30th, according to Schlesinger, the CIA moved in to topple Fouy. Fouy's ouster was achieved by an army coup headed by Formi Nocevan,…”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 36:39

“In backing the coup against the opposition of U.S. Ambassador Horace Smith, the CIA has essentially ensured a transfer of power to men like Fumi, who, unlike their opponents, were or would soon be inv…”

CIA installed Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 36:39

CIA covered_up Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 37:06

“April 1960, the CIA helped to rig an election for the CD&I and Fumi. Donman reports that the CIA agents participated in the election rigging with or without the authority of the American ambassador. A…”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 37:06

Phoumi Nosavan carried_out_attack Souvanna Phouma book_quoted ▶ 38:01

“Over the next few years, excuse me, few weeks, Foma's new government succeeded in winning the approval of the king, American's ambassador, Warthog Brown, and a new but compliant National Assembly. In …”

CIA supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 38:29

“Proclaiming a rival revolutionary committee in southern Laos, Fumi's first announcement of his opposition took the form of leaflets dropped out of a CIA airplane. In the next three months, according t…”

United States supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 38:59

“It was all for Fumi, possibly with an encouragement from defense and CIA men in the field. Fumi, according to the new government, and he formed a new government and denounced the actual government of …”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 39:56

“to oust Suvana supporters from the capital. The proof of this was that while Sarat's forces in Thailand blockaded the capital, Air America was stepping up its military airlift, supplying warlike mater…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 39:56

Herbert Riley funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 40:57

“the actual government. Yet even as he did so, two men flew to Sivanik and gave Fumi the green light to march on Laos capital. The two men were not some CIA spook in the field, but John Irving II, who …”

John Irwin funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 40:57

CIA recruited Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 41:26

“A declassified State Department cable confirms that Ervin and Riley met Fumi in Ubon, Thailand. The thrust of their discussion was that the U.S. was prepared to support, at least secretly, a march on …”

Air America supplied_arms_to Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 41:55

“in October, and at this point, Air America began supplying them separately with their own materiel as well as special forces. Why did the U.S. officials deliberately foment a conflict between non-comm…”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 42:25

“Quote, the aim, explained the CIA, who called Fumi our boy, was to polarize the communist and anti-communist factions in Laos, unquote. If so, the aim was achieved. The country became a battlefield wh…”

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Souvanna Phouma documented ▶ 43:10

“The first Soviet transport planes to arrive in the capital on December 4th, 1960, and the Russians were careful to send civilian pilots, not military. They were, quote, following the precedents alread…”

United States targeted_for_regime_change Laos book_quoted ▶ 44:00

“Many more, including most of the Joint Chiefs, believed that America's first priority in Laos was international to maintain a forward strategy against the imagined Chinese expansionism. Thus, the actu…”

Thailand supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 44:25

“The last weeks of 1960 saw ominous indications that anti-communist forces were only too willing to internationalize every aspect of this conflict, especially the first reports in Times and Le Monde, w…”

CIA funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 44:54

“and did nothing. For the next 18 months, Laos would have two governments, each recognized and supplied by a major power. For a second time, as a year earlier, the CIA had turned into a coalition of dr…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 44:54

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 46:19

“poppy to produce the opium. Did Eisenhower authorize this course towards drug escalations? Years later, in a 1966 article in the New York Times, it was claimed that the president had specifically appr…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 46:48

“in an ambiguous way because, of course, the presidents always want plausible deniability. On September 15th, the president agreed that the U.S. could support Fumi and also that it might be possible to…”

Department of Defense funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 47:15

“The Joint Chiefs, who first, on October 3rd, officially authorized Air America flights to Fumi. Note that, as mentioned above, Air America had already been supplying Fumi since mid-September. The firs…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Hmong people documented ▶ 47:15

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 48:43

“November 21st, officially authorized planes and funds to Fumi's rebel cause. Hearing from the Secretary of State Harder that it was time to make the wraps off of, oh, sorry, to take the wraps off of F…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower covered_up Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 49:01

“The president agreed to provide Fumi with civil air transport planes. The president at the time was staying at his house in Augusta National Golf Course. Eisenhower's own memoirs in an extraordinary p…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 51:55

“This meant a return to the Fumi airlift suspended on December 7th. What is clear is that Air America was legalized just in time for the incoming Kennedy administration. For the purposes of this legali…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 53:13

“After pausing for many weeks in their drive up the Mekong River, bestirred themselves in December and finally entered the capital at the equivalent of 5 a.m. Eastern Time, December 16th. Meanwhile, Ei…”

Phoumi Nosavan carried_out_attack Laos documented ▶ 53:13

CIA covered_up Laos book_quoted ▶ 54:01

“A final indication of constitutional chicanery about the authorization of Air America's airlift is the energy expended by the CIA elements in rewriting Laotian history for the December 1960 period. We…”

Charles Murphy covered_up Dwight D. Eisenhower book_quoted ▶ 54:01

Felix Stump headed Air America documented ▶ 56:48

“All of these actions were, in fact, leading our country into a war in Southeast Asia. And it's hard to believe that Air America's directors were unconscious of this. Retired Admiral Felix Stump, you d…”

Felix Stump exposed United States documented ▶ 57:17

“in charge of Air America, the CIA planes, told a Los Angeles audience in April 1960, World War III had already started. We are deeply involved in it. Later, he declared it was high time the nation won…”

United States funded Phoumi Nosavan documented ▶ 58:44

“counterinsurgency techniques in Laos. For example, the Air America planes and pilots transporting the Laotian Army, the Kennedy administration agreed in May of 1961 to a ceasefire. One day later, Rusk…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Phoumi Nosavan book_quoted ▶ 59:11

“the 1962 Geneva Agreements to neutralize Laos. Unfortunately, as in 54, the 61, and in 61, the price of the U.S. agreement to this apparent de-escalation was a further buildup of U.S. deployments in V…”

Communist Party of China carried_out_attack Air America documented ▶ 1:00:05

“incident in the resumption of fighting was the shooting down of an Air America plane in November 1962, three days after the Pei Ocean Lao had warned that they were going to do it. What made the Pentag…”

Department of Defense targeted_for_regime_change China book_quoted ▶ 1:00:29

“1962, there were those in the Pentagon and CIA who believed that a direct confrontation with communist China was inevitable. And basically they were trying to bait them in. It has more to do with the …”

Allen Dulles carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:05:49

“unequivocally knew what was going on. And they repeatedly did this, as we just illustrated. But it was a very known thing to do because Dulles did it all the time as well. As far as the nuclear weapon…”

United States targeted_for_regime_change Egypt host_asserted ▶ 1:06:08

“whether it was the sinking of the USS Liberty with the B-52s on the tarmac with engines running, ready to take off because they anticipated that ship going down and that they were going to launch nucl…”

United States carried_out_attack Korea host_asserted ▶ 1:06:38

“I have a master's degree in it. No, no documentation inside of the Air Force talks about Curtis LeMay as this gung ho nuclear. Everything is a tactical nuclear weapon that's going to be used. It didn'…”

United States carried_out_attack Laos host_asserted ▶ 1:06:38

United States carried_out_attack Vietnam host_asserted ▶ 1:06:38

Curtis LeMay member_of United States host_asserted ▶ 1:06:38

British Empire trafficked China host_asserted ▶ 1:09:09

“monopolization of the opium trade. And it's kind of, you know, obviously, once you figure all of this out, you go back and you go, duh. I mean, the opium wars are so well documented that, you know, be…”

Chiang Kai-shek trafficked China host_asserted ▶ 1:09:37

“buying off the warlords like Chiang Kai-shek to grow the opium in China, and then basically using that to fund all of these covert wars. Because at the time, they wanted all of China. I mean, it was v…”

British Empire paid Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 1:09:37

CIA funded Belgian Communist Party host_asserted ▶ 1:11:04

“for the fascism of the Nazi Party and the same people paid for the Communist Party. And so at the end of the day, they are making villains in order to manipulate all of us. Carrie? Yeah, the Hegelian …”

CIA funded Nazi Party host_asserted ▶ 1:11:04

Sean Parnell member_of U.S. State Department documented ▶ 1:15:42

“assistant public affairs officer at the Department of Defense. Yeah. Well, I consider that the White House. It's not the White House. Isn't it an agency of the executive? The Pentagon is the Departmen…”

Fabian Society founded United States host_asserted ▶ 1:16:10

“I thought agencies went under that header. No, they do not. Obviously, I'm wrong. Okay, sorry. Okay, and he then went into, and my argument about this, what I just went over, is they don't need, which…”

West Indies Companies founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:20:56

“the the origins of it it was done privately by the west indies companies and um then it was tucked under the government after world war ii which was you know a coup on their part because we now pay fo…”

CIA overthrew Mohammad Mosaddegh host_asserted ▶ 1:21:49

“You know, of Mossadegh and Allende. And of course, the first thing somebody says is one of the guys comes up and he goes, yeah, you're right about all of your history. But, you know, they were communi…”

CIA overthrew Salvador Allende host_asserted ▶ 1:21:49

Taliban carried_out_attack Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 1:31:46

“The Taliban in Afghanistan had a particular reputation, and we've talked about it here. The Taliban has pros and cons. One of the pros, obviously, was their work to get rid of the opium. They had in t…”

Taliban targeted_for_regime_change Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 1:32:14

“like in the hundreds as opposed to the tens of thousands. And obviously that thwarted the funding mechanism covertly of the CIA and much of Operation Gladio. So the Taliban had to be dealt with. I'm n…”

CIA recruited Osama bin Laden host_asserted ▶ 1:32:39

“As a benefit of 9-11 in that it would give them the, you know, hey, because we already know bin Laden was a CIA asset. So let's stash him in Afghanistan and then we will use the 9-11 to go into Afghan…”

United States overthrew Taliban host_asserted ▶ 1:32:39

Taliban member_of Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 1:34:02

“In that area, some of the scholars in Afghanistan and in Pakistan and our own people that are objective, they will tell you that the Taliban has completely. I'm not going to say change their stripes, …”

China funded Pakistan host_asserted ▶ 1:34:28

“these people that are deriding the Taliban have is they want to connect to a pipeline that China built down through Pakistan. And so you immediately see that this, what I call the international syndic…”

Al Qaeda funded Syria host_asserted ▶ 1:34:55

“under the Taliban to connect to the pipeline that China has coming down through Pakistan. And that's really the thrust of the attack on Afghanistan and trying to tie them to a known CIA, al-Qaeda fund…”

CIA funded Syria host_asserted ▶ 1:34:55

United States overthrew Imran Khan host_asserted ▶ 1:35:25

“I think that whole journey you talked about makes perfect sense. And there was obviously the regime change with Imran Khan that probably ties into that as well. Yes. But my understanding of Jelani is …”

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant recruited United States host_asserted ▶ 1:35:50

“People just need to understand that these militia groups, these groups like ISIS, that they are available to rent to the highest bidder. They don't have an ideology. They're not Muslims. They're not t…”

Israel member_of United States host_asserted ▶ 1:37:15

“Because Israel, essentially, the way I read it, I know many people, they like to say, you know, like many people, like what I call the white nationalist type of person, they love to say it wasn't us, …”

Israel carried_out_attack Yemen host_asserted ▶ 1:41:56

“took over that island jointly with Israel because they knew if they did it jointly with Israel, the US wouldn't say anything. So they very much know exactly how to use Israel whenever they want to. An…”

William Paterson founded Bank of England host_asserted ▶ 1:45:05

“The current world order, I think it started with the operation to co-opt the Bank of England into taking over the Great British Pound. And William Paterson came up with a scam, which is we can find a …”

Bank of England funded East India Company host_asserted ▶ 1:46:23

“Then you get income tax in order to pay for all the debt based Ponzi scheme. And then, you know, this was a transition because the UK government was essentially bankrupted by the Bank of England. It m…”

Walter Rothschild member_of Balfour Declaration host_asserted ▶ 1:46:52

“the Rothschild families. And then once it was bankrupted, essentially World War I was where all of that gold was collateralized. And you needed a world war. You needed to manufacture a world war. And …”

Bank for International Settlements reassigned Switzerland host_asserted ▶ 1:47:46

“But then all the gold was transferred over to America. And then we had the World War I, World War II history that we all know about, which then led to the creation of the Bank for International Settle…”

Wallenberg family member_of Sweden host_asserted ▶ 1:48:38

“is the Wallenbergs in Sweden that was critical to everything that you just said and the Warburgs in Germany. Yeah, absolutely. And the Warburgs were the creature from Jekyll Island meeting. And prior …”

Warburg family member_of West Germany host_asserted ▶ 1:48:38

Warburg family member_of Jekyll Island meeting host_asserted ▶ 1:48:38

Mossad carried_out_attack Gamal Abdel Nasser host_asserted ▶ 1:53:40

“And then, of course, you read Anthony Sutton's book and you realize that there's a lot more collusion at that level than any of us ever imagined among the manipulators. And, you know, the same thing w…”

Otto Skorzeny carried_out_attack Gamal Abdel Nasser host_asserted ▶ 1:53:40

Israel carried_out_attack Yemen host_asserted ▶ 1:54:09

“for the Israelis. And so they hired the Nazi guy to go get Nazis out of Egypt. And the inner, it's just like I said, and then stumbling across the UAE in a deal with Israel, creating military bases to…”

Jeff Bezos funded Amazon host_asserted ▶ 2:03:39

“Steve Witkoff is a shareholder in Trump's World Liberty Financial that's launching a stable coin. Mark Zuckerberg's launching a stable coin. Jeff Bezos is launching a stable coin for Amazon. And the t…”

Steve Witkoff member_of World Liberty Financial host_asserted ▶ 2:03:39

Donald Trump funded World Liberty Financial host_asserted ▶ 2:03:39

Urban Movers front_for Mossad host_asserted ▶ 2:20:17

“got killed in 9-11, but he took the day off that day. It will reveal that Steve Witkoff lent money to Urban Movers, and Urban Movers was the Mossad operation that was documented in 9-11. So all of the…”

Israel ordered_assassination_of Donald Trump speculative ▶ 2:20:42

“And and that that also reveals the connection to the crown and the British side as well through the banking families. And so if you really want to drink, that's that's kind of my litmus test. If Trump…”

MEGA Group funded Washington, D.C. host_asserted ▶ 2:21:42

“the fact that Clinton was officially spied on and that Epstein, his 17 visits into the White House, had everything to do with the quote-unquote renovation paid for by the mega group. And the mega grou…”

Les Wexner member_of MEGA Group host_asserted ▶ 2:21:42

Jeffrey Epstein covered_up Oslo Accords host_asserted ▶ 2:23:11

“There are lots of blackmail operations and there's more getting revealed every day. I mean, the Diddy thing and everything else. But the blackmailing of the president of the United States is, to me, a…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Italy host_asserted ▶ 2:45:16

“has really fed into this information war that we're a part of in exposing Operation Gladio. Because it was people from, remember the guy that used to call in every day from Germany on his way home and…”

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack West Germany host_asserted ▶ 2:45:16

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack South Africa host_asserted ▶ 2:45:41

“who had moved to Germany, and she was telling us about, and we had the lady whose dad was from Argentina that was living in Costa Rica. And so all of these worldwide reaches and confirmation of everyb…”