The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 5

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0:00 Bridget definitely knows how to get my blood boiling. You trying to get me in trouble, girl? Bridget, can you hear me? Bridget? Hi, everybody. I'm trying to establish contact with Bridget on X. Bridget? Y'all can hear me? Let me, yeah, let me bring Bridget back up. See if we can get her situated. Can you hear me now?

1:11 I can hear you, but can you hear me? I can hear you now. Great. I did get a new Wi-Fi connection today. They actually came in and fixed our internet, and I thought it would actually be better, but it might not be. No, it sounds better. I just think it was a glitch. I don't know if you got, there was another update this morning that I did to X. But anyway, we're good now.

1:40 Did you hear what I said about you getting my blood boiling, Bridget? SR, can you hear me? Yes, ma'am. I can hear you fine. All right. Bridget's having problems. Let me remove her and bring her back up one more time. So I'm just going to go ahead. Oh, I think she dropped out. Let me know when she comes back. I'll go ahead and tell you guys what she did. She does this to me all day long, just so that you know. She sends me a post.

2:29 that General Flynn made about that Gilead four-star Air Force NORAD commander. And, of course, he's talking about the fact that, yeah, and it could be AI dubbed. I don't know. But he's talking about the, oh, I think we got.

2:59 caught flat-footed with the, you know, drones and the balloon. And General Flynn commented, let me get up here so I can see it. He said, I hope this is AI dub because if it isn't, this officer should be immediately relieved of his duties. He is obviously unaware of capabilities and or security implications of what he's saying.

3:27 Then he goes on to say they were balloons as big as buses floating through the American airspace. Guys with guns could have done a better job. What happened to our Air Force? I said, in response, any airman knows that nothing flies in U.S. airspace, that we don't know what it is. Nothing. Because it's immediately shot down.

3:53 That's just a fact of. And I said, and oh, by the way, there were plenty of guns, guys with guns in America, and they didn't do anything either. So sorry, little service rivalry there. But guys with guns aren't going to do any better if they don't use their guns than Air Force people with missiles if they don't want to use them.

4:21 And since they all work for the same chain of command that we're basically told to do nothing, it definitely has nothing to do with the Air Force. All right. I am back home, as y'all can see, that are over there on Rumble. And we are going to go back into the book review, part five, that we're working on, drugs, oil, and war.

4:51 I'm watching some other videos and information that I'm going to be able to supplement the oil portion of what's going on with a couple of other books that specifically talk about the pipelines and how a lot of this stuff goes on behind the scenes.

5:20 Obviously, we know the whole premise of our show is that the international syndicate is monopolizing all of the resources and the war in Operation Gladio is used to secure those resources. And so obviously, there's probably no better example than Afghanistan, where all of the things came into play. They have minerals. They wanted Afghanistan to do pipelines from sources.

5:50 to destinations. And basically, it was strategic in nature to get around the people that they didn't want to have royalties from these pipelines, i.e. Russia. And so a lot of the proposed pipelines required us to control or them to control Afghanistan.

6:18 As the British found out three times and now us twice, Afghanistan's not having any of that. So at some point you would think that they would learn. But after five times, they still don't. Sorry, had to reboot. So they apparently aren't ever going to learn that lesson. All right. So Bridget's back with us. I'm going to go ahead and start on the lesson. The control of drug flows.

6:49 between the CIA and the ISI, and keep in mind that's the intelligence function of Pakistan, which was basically inseparable from the CIA, for carrying the Afghan war north into the Soviet Union. As a first step, Casey appears to have promoted a plan suggested to him by Alexander Varenches that the CIA supply drugs on the Sly.

7:18 to Soviet troops. Although this plan subsequently was denied, there are reports that heroin, hashish, and even cocaine from Latin America soon reached Soviet troops. And the CIA-ISI linked bank, BCCI, one of my favorite topics, along with a few American intelligence operatives were deeply enmeshed in the drug trade before the war was over. I mean, it was the whole purpose of the oil.

7:48 or the war, so one of them. Maureen Oath heard from a guy by the name of Falco, who was head of the International Narcotics Control for the State Department under Jimmy Carter, that CIA and ISI together encouraged the Mujahideen to addict Soviet troops. Gosh, that sounds so familiar. But the plans went even further than that. In 1984,

8:17 During a secret visit by CIA Director Casey to Pakistan, Casey startled his Pakistani host by proposing that they take the Afghan war into enemy territory, including the Soviet Union, which is exactly what they did in Korea. Imagine that. Pakistani intel officers, partly inspired by Casey, began independently to train Afghans and funnel CIA supplies.

8:44 for scattered strikes against military installation factories and storage depots in the Soviet territory. Because this is what they do to aggravate in order to elicit a response. Because that's exactly what they did in Korea to get the Chinese to come into the war. Let's see. The attacks later alarmed U.S. officials in Washington.

9:13 who saw military raids on Soviet territory as an escalation. And then, of course, they pretend like they don't know anything about it. Thus, it was, according to Pakistani Brigadier Mohammad Yusuf, the, quote, the U.S. that put in train a major escalation of...

9:41 The war, which over the next three years culminated in numerous cross-border raids and sabotage missions into the Soviet Union. So according to Ahmed Rashid, in 1986, the Secret Services of the U.S., meaning special forces type Great Britain and Pakistan, agreed on a plan to launch a guerrilla attack into Qatar.

10:09 Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which becomes recruiting places for the Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda and ISIS, by the way, long term. The task was given to the ISI's favorite CIA stooge, Hek Martyr, who by this time was supplementing his CIA and Saudi.

10:37 income with the proceeds from the heroin because it was all back on the plate. In one of the areas of Pakistan where the ISI was in total control is where they set up the labs to process the heroin. At the same time, the CIA also helped ISI and Saudi Arabia distribute in the Soviet Union thousands of Koran that had been translated into Uzbek.

11:05 Another important contribution to spread the radical Islamic terror mantra. Casey was an oil man. In his Central Asian Initiative of 1984, it was made at a time when oil interests in Texas already had their eyes on the Caspian oil basin. His cross-border guerrillas recruited from ethnic Uzbek and Tajiks.

11:35 evolved in time into a heroin-financed Islamic group who became a source of terror throughout Central Asia in the 1990s. There is also a question, how far back did this heck martyr and drugs go, the relationship? Who originated it?

11:59 Did the CIA initiate the May 1979 contact with Hekmarter as part of Carter's and Brzezinski's national policy? Or did Abedi, the guy that was in charge of the BCCI bank, and Haque enjoy a special relationship, meaning the guy that's in charge of Pakistan, and Abedi, the banker, with the pro-Saudi elements in the CIA, which they did, by the way?

12:26 arranged the contact on behalf of drug interests that would soon profit handsomely. Also, did the CIA strengthen the drug trafficking position of its friends for BCCI and the Pakistani administration because it feared the Soviet-backed and heroin-financed intelligence activities among people throughout

12:57 the Afghanistan infrastructure. And that absolutely is not even a possibility because keep in mind the Taliban during their control already had eliminated the growing of poppy. So it is clear that BCCI and its affiliated GOKAL, G-O-K-A-L shipping interest,

13:27 Basically, we decided when we were doing the BCCI deep dive that that basically was like a CIA cutout shipping because basically all they did was ship the drugs. Along with a company called Global International Airways, which also appears to have been a CIA cutout, soon formed the backdrop of the CIA ISI arms pipeline to head martyr.

13:54 The U.S., fully conscious of Heckmarter's drug trafficking and anti-Americanism, never exerted pressure on the ISI not to affiliate with him because he was an asset. They used him, and that's already been proven, by the way. In 1959 timeframe, this guy says that drug trafficking elements

14:21 Southeast Asia, fearing the loss of their opium sources and connections, had stimulated a phony war crisis in Laos. The author suspects that they did so in order to secure a new basis for drug operations in that country with the CIA airline and the KMT, meaning Chiang Kai-shek, jointly controlled civil air transport, which was

14:50 you know, it becomes Air America. It's a CIA front. This involved collusion with elements of the CIA, the military, and the Chiang Kai-shek, KMT elements. Lacking, he's saying, like a smoking gun, here it's written down that this happened. There seems to be some consistency between

15:20 The operations that were set up in Southeast Asia and the ones that are now being talked about here in Afghanistan. So he said events since 9-11 encouraged the author to begin looking at this. And he said in 1959 and again in 1979 and in 2001, the local drug trade was threatened by political developments.

15:49 And the threat vanished after a CIA-backed escalation and elevation to power of drug trafficking elements, which is basically go into wherever you want to put the drug assets, overthrow the government, and put whoever you want there that's going to be friendly to selling you opium. The pressures in 1959 were coming from tribesmen in the northeastern Laos.

16:18 from Burma and from Thailand for the KMT Southeast Asia Golden Triangle. But the Thai border police became a problem, which is why we ended up spending $35 million to buy them off. So, and he goes through the details. We've already talked about all of that. We know how it turns out. That's where Paul Helliwell was. He ends up as the Thai.

16:50 Consul in Miami. The whole. This guy has. Books, by the way. That it was. On. Crisis. Was happening. The floor was threatened. Where they were having to move. Around. Over to.

17:23 And then they're getting from main China on Taiwan and they were having to start using resources to attack mainland China in order to secure the islands that the CIA had basically acquired to install the KMT. And the the conflict that was going on in.

17:49 And then it became even more controversial, the creation of the civil air transport. And he just goes through here describing all of the chaos that ensues. And he says the CIA owned 40 percent of the civil air transport. The Taiwanese government owned the rest of them or KMT. They were inseparable at that point.

18:19 And it says the planes had been supplying the KMT opium bases continuously from 1951. The CIA had been using that airline to fly the drugs around. The result of the phony Laotian crisis in 1959 was to give the official story that there was a problem, and it was CIA-induced, false flag, by the way.

18:47 in order for them to go into Laos. Air America planes soon began doing major airlifts to the Hmong camps in northeast Laos. And by 1965, they had become the primary means of exporting the Hmong cash crop of opium. And by 1968, they were also carrying heroin. And of course,

19:13 The KMT did the distribution. The mafia did the distribution inside the United States, blah, blah, blah. And in 1959, that crisis was the first of a series that between 61 and 64 would lead to greater and greater involvement in Laos and Vietnam. Air America's support for drug trafficking with the Laotian leader, Nossavan, contributed to the...

19:42 false flag crisis. Clearly, it was a stimulus from the U.S. government that basically made all of this stuff happen. We now know that a plan for a KMT reinvasion of South China, a plan first authorized by Truman in 1951, continued to be supported long after the Korean War by some high-level generals and CIA officials.

20:10 These range from extremists like Air Force General Curtis LeMay, who wrote privately about nuking China, to CIA Deputy Director Ray Kline, who had served as a CIA station chief in Taipei. The plan was revised between 1959 and 1962 when the McCarthy question became, who lost China?

20:40 And the you see that because it translates into who lost Cuba because the the rebellion in Cuba created the loss of their drug staging into the United States. And then you turn around and they lost the Korean War, which is where.

21:02 And this guy just says the same thing, which I surmised all along, that the whole Korean War was fought in order to reinsert Chiang Kai-shek into China so they could have control of China, like the entire mainland China. And then, of course, we go to Vietnam and Laos for basically the same reason, to expand, since we've now been closed out of China and we're not going to get that back, they're going to expand the opium fields using the Golden Triangle.

21:31 And we all know how that turns out. Perhaps the most vocal advocate of the plan from 1959 to 65 was the KMT-sponsored Asian People's Anti-Communist League, which turns into the World Anti-Communist League. Their members had a facility and their headquarters in Taiwan.

21:59 and basically sponsored the airlift of the KMT opium camps from western Laos. And we've went all through that with our series on the World Anti-Communist League. But this is a quote for you. The KMT stake in the civil air transport airlift to its troops in the Fertile Triangle became obvious in 1961 when Fengqing

22:28 A member of the KMT Central Advisory Committee and Secretary General of the Free China Relief Agency admitted responsibility for an unlisted civil air transport plane that had just been shot down over Thailand by the Burmese Air Force. The unpublicized visit to Laos of Fang Chi in the weeks immediately preceding the phony Laos

22:58 invasion of 1959 suggests that the narcotics traffic, as well as the Taosan Lao activities, may have been the reason why the Civil Air Transport plane inaugural flights in that year into the opium growing areas of that province, unquote. But KMT machinations

23:25 along with the phony Laos crisis in 1959, would have gone unheeded had it not been for support from the CIA. A key role was played by the influential CIA ally Joseph Alsop, an old China hand and columnist whose inflammatory reports from Laos helped trigger the U.S. authorization to charter Air America.

23:54 airlift because, you know, the CIA always has their journalists there to document the outrage so they get whatever they want to manipulate the propaganda. We should not be surprised that the CIA and its friends took steps to protect and strengthen the KMT drug traffic in 1959 at a time when the traffic was being challenged. For a decade, the CIA and its part-owner civil air transport had played a key role in building up that traffic.

24:23 As the most dependable CIA asset in the far and Southeast Asia, the origins of that collaboration warrant closer study. So, of course, he's going to provide us more details. And by the way, this is one of the most well-resourced books as far as footnotes go. I've had this book for a long time.

24:51 And I used it as key sources of other books to buy that we've already went through. So just FYI, it's not a very expensive book and it's not a very big book, but it does have extensive footnotes that's very, very important to the additional material that you may want to review. Okay, so he goes on to talk about the origins of the drug proxy strategy, the KMT Burma and the U.S. organized crime.

25:21 After World War II, it should have been possible to contain the global opium traffic, which was severely weakened by the interruption of the maritime commerce into the war footing and away from the drug footing. The expulsion of the KMT from mainland China in 1949 and the founding of the People's Republic were followed by the elimination of the opium crops in China.

25:50 And therefore, you would have thought that there would have been a significant decrease, except for that's not what they wanted to have happen. But even before the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, there was support in Washington for strengthening the KMT armies in Burma. On June 10, 1950, the Joint Chiefs of Staff proposed a program to exploit the renewed vitality of the Chinese National Force, which means Shanghai Check, which means opium.

26:22 Under the program of the Office of Policy Coordination, OPC, which remember, that is Frank Wisner, which was originally in the State Department and then moves for the clandestine part of the CIA once it's set up, worked under private cover to supply the Chinese nationalists, meaning Chiang Kai-shek, in Burma once they were kicked out of China. This whole effort to support him

26:55 was the CIA, and by May 1950, this was in full bloom. The true author of the plan, as noted previously, was General Claire Chenault, whose airline, Civil Air Transport, became OPC-LEMI Supply Line, and it's spelled L-E-M-I, so it's OPC-LEMI.

27:25 space MI supply line. General Li Mai, who it's named after, army soon proved itself to be no threat for the new Chinese People's Republic. Its two attempted invasions in 1951 and 1952 were easily repulsed by their militia after advances of only 60 miles. As a force to restore the supply of opium to the KMT, however,

27:53 Lee Mai and his army were so successful that Burma's total annual harvest of opium increased from fewer than 40 tons before World War II to between 300 and 400 tons by 1962. By the end of the 50s, Burma, Laos, and Thailand together had become a massive producer and the source of more than half the world's illicit supply.

28:21 which ranged from 1,250 tons to 1,400 tons yearly. The OPC later merged into the CIA, which is what I was telling you. They were originally set up in the State Department. This was vital to this surge in production. Starting in February 1951, airplanes of the CIA refinanced airline

28:49 Civil Air Transport supplied the troops with arms from another CIA proprietary, Sea Supply, and Sea Supply was set up by Paul Helliwell. At an OPC-built airbase in, I think that was Thailand, after delivering the arms to the KMT in Burma, an unknown number of CAT American pilots

29:17 were loading the KMT's opium for the return flight to Bangkok. One of these, a U.S.-China veteran by the name of Jack Killam, K-I-L-L-A-M, was murdered in 1951 after an opium deal went wrong. He was buried in an unmarked grave by CIA agent Sherman Joost, J-O-O-S-T, but later being flown south.

29:45 Most of the KMT opium was sold to Thai police chief, who, by what McCoy calls a coincidence, was also the CIA's man in Thailand. So they were basically just doing this under the cover. It was the CIA the entire time, the entire network. However, C Supply supplied both the KMT and the Thai border police again.

30:15 Because it's all CIA. They're just using different venues to move the drugs around. Continuing CIA support for the KMT opium enterprise in Burma can be at least partly explained by the U.S.'s desire to, quote unquote, combat growing popularity of the People's Republic among the wealthy, influential overseas Chinese community throughout Southeast Asia. The KMT reached these communities through triads.

30:45 and other secret societies that had traditionally been involved in the opium traffic. Thus, the restoration of an opium supply in Burma to replace what was lost in mainland China had the result of sustaining a social fabric that was traditionally corrupt. It also financed the KMT's sabotage in opposition to mainland China, which of course is what it was doing the entire time.

31:13 CIA just cut themselves into this process so they could get covert funds to do the Gladio programs as well. So this assumes that OPC and CIA were using the KMT and organized crime. But one could also ask, wasn't it the other way around? We have to look first at what Bruce Cummings calls the concealed history of the.

31:44 Korean War, which he puts in parentheses, the worst of American post-war interventions, the most destructive, far more genocidal than Vietnam. Powerful forces built up towards its outbreak by June of 1950 from both the Soviets and the American side. By the American side, lobbying by Chiang Kai-shek,

32:13 Chenault and others helped lead the Korean War and the Civil Air Transport role in it. This in turn led the Civil Air Patrol airlift to the KMT troops in Burma. These events were marked by extraordinary intrigue that drew at the time multiple charges of diverse and opposing conspiracies. According to Cummings, the definitive chronology was complex.

32:40 The China lobby infiltrated the CIA and vice versa. I would argue they're both the same thing because the CIA does things both internally and externally using external advocate groups. So the insiders knew that by the mid 1950s that the war would soon be coming to an end. It was in this context that early.

33:14 In June of 1950, Whitting Willauer, W-I-L-L-A-U-E-R, who supposedly was working for the Civil Air Transport Airline, flew to Washington to negotiate the final takeover of the airline by the U.S. government's Office of Policy Coordination, probably before the outbreak of the Korean War happened. Frank Wisner of OPC

33:44 decided to acquire the airline. So by June 28th of 1950, CIA Director Hillen Cotter formally approved the OPC CIA takeover of the airline. This was three days after the outbreak of the war that would generate 15,000 missions to be flown by the Civil Air Transport. Recall, however, that General Lee Mike was...

34:14 whose survival in Burma would depend on that same airline, was reportedly already working for the CIA by that time. Meanwhile, in June of 1950, a debate arose in Washington, much like that after the events of 9-11, as to whether or not there had been an intelligence failure that was leading us into the Korean War.

34:43 Here's a quote. The CIA predicts on June 14th a capability for invasion at any time. No one disputes that. Five days later, it predicts an impending invasion. Some dispute that judgment, but the report is still missing. Kennan says that no one paid attention to Korea except to worry about the South attacking. And Atkinson says that we had only...

35:11 MacArthur's intelligence reports. I have to stop right there. Because remember, MacArthur had placed in his, his chief of intelligence was a logistics officer. And the only credible strength that guy had, because he had zero intelligence experience, was he had his head so far up MacArthur's butt, kissing it, that

35:41 he produced intelligence to say whatever MacArthur wanted him to. So MacArthur didn't have any intelligence. He just had a piece of paper written on it, whatever he wanted it to say. And you have to know that in order for this to make any sense. All right, so let me start this again. Atkinson said when we had only MacArthur's, quote, unquote, intelligence, when there were 15 committees collecting intelligence on Korea.

36:09 Now, Corson also says that June 15th, June 14th report leaked out to quote unquote informed circles. And thus it was feared that the administration critics in Congress might publicly raise the issue. In consequence, a White House decision of sorts was made to brief Congress on the point that all was well in Korea. Would it not be?

36:38 the expectation that Congress would be told that all was not well in Korea. That is, unless a surprised and outraged Congress was the goal. So in other words, they're hinting at another false flag. With this and much more evidence, Cummings suggests that the war suited people in high places, not only in Taipei and Seoul, but also in Washington, D.C. And that's absolutely true.

37:09 But this is symptomatic of what might be called the, let's see, he doesn't actually mention Paul Helliwell, this Cummings guy does, but it was what Paul Helliwell first arranged in 1949 for Chenault to meet with Wisner and seek support for the plan. Helliwell was obviously a key figure.

37:39 a veteran of the OSS, KMT, because remember, he was the military advisor to Chiang Kai-shek during World War II as the OSS guy, which worked with opium warlords during World War II and made regular payments in opium. Remember, because he was the one that called Alan Dulles and told him about it. How he well dealt with Ty Lee, the KMT police chief, whose bureau it was composed.

38:09 mainly of Green Gang drug traffickers. And like Tay Lee, he went on to become the architect of the governmental intelligence drug connection, meaning Paul Helliwell did. He basically took over that role for the CIA. As an OPC official, Helliwell not only arranged for the creation of the Civil Air Transport, later Air America, but he also was the registered agent.

38:38 and supposedly owner of C Supply, at least legal counsel, because he's a lawyer by trade. The proprietary, which supplied arms to Chiang Kai-shek, even though the official Washington position is we didn't do that. After 1949, C Supply shipped arms to both the KMT drug forces in Burma and the Thai border police, who was basically acting as a frontline.

39:09 Defense Force and allowed the use of their sea and airports in Thailand for the transportation of all of these drugs. And that's where we spent $35 million, bribing all of those people. But for years, Heliwell was also a legal counsel to Meyer Lansky's bank in Miami. And he invested in real estate.

39:37 While representing Thailand, and I just mentioned that he was the official Thai consul in Miami, at a time when KMT money from Thailand and Burma came via Hong Kong to be washed through Meyer Lansky's properties. Money laundering. Still later, he helped establish Castle Bank in the Bahamas, which we've talked about repeatedly. It was another money laundering operation.

40:09 which laundered funds for both the CIA and organized crime. Castle Bank was only one in a series of banks in this role. It had complex links to Nugent Hand Bank in Australia, which we've covered extensively, and Washington banker George Olmsted. He worked at Financial General Bank Shares, which eventually is the target of BCCI.

40:37 Another CIA money laundering bank. Hollywell's career was a web of extra governmental connections centered on business and laundering of money, both with the CIA and organized crime, which I would argue are almost inseparable. With respect to these extra governmental intrigue, Cummings said, this other author, that history has less to say.

41:06 about all this stuff than he did because none of this is in history books. So basically, you're not going to find Paul Helliwell's name in any history, although he was connected to the triads, the mafia, and obviously major drug trafficking, money laundering, banking. He owned a shipping company, but you can't find him anywhere.

41:42 More surprising was in his book, there were references to Chiang Kai-shek and the China lobby. And again, there's no mention in most history books of the China lobby or Chiang Kai-shek in a negative way. As a matter of fact, you will not find in most history books.

42:09 The delineation between from 1945-ish for the next 30 or 40 years, when they're talking about China, they're actually talking about Chiang Kai-shek because our government recognized Chiang Kai-shek as China, as a government in exile. And sadly to say, I was as ignorant to that.

42:39 Before I started this journey as everybody else's. And when I tell people that story, they look at me like I've got, I don't know, horns on my head or something. And to the extent that it was actually Taiwan, i.e. China in exile, that sat in the National Security Council's chair for China. And I catch myself sometimes when I'm reading these books.

43:06 During that 40 year span of time when they're referring to China, I have to keep reminding myself to go look whether it's actually China or Taiwan that they're talking about because they use them interchangeably on purpose to keep us all stupid. All right. Another author by the name of Ross Cohn said this. There is considerable evidence that a number of nationalist Chinese, meaning Taiwan.

43:35 engaged in illegal smuggling of narcotics into the U.S. with the full knowledge and consent of the nationalist Chinese government, meaning Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek, because he's behind it. The evidence indicates that several prominent Americans have participated in and profited from these transactions. It indicates further that the narcotics business has been an important factor in the activities

44:05 that permeates around everything the China lobby does. And that's a true statement. This silence, in keeping with the failures to explore any of these things, the Chinese secret societies, meaning Chiang Kai-shek again, the triads, any of this, made sure that any of the information about the KMT or the China lobby never got exposed in mainstream media.

44:39 In China and Southeast Asia, the China lobby types were fixated on Taiwan, ignoring the real power of those who existed that were dependent only on this drug apparatus that was basically the underpinnings of Taiwan. And really, at that time, the only reason anybody even cared about Taiwan.

45:11 These secret societies were older by far than the KMT and have continued to function until today, long after the KMT had ceased to be historically important because the KMT basically became a political party and stopped being, quote unquote, stopped being an army. We now know from a number of excellent historians the opium trade.

45:40 In Southeast Asia, since the middle of the 19th century, the opium farms were almost always connected to secret societies that flourished in Chinese communities, meaning Chiang Kai-shek, Taiwanese nationalist. It is now also generally recognized Chiang Kai-shek's seizure of both the KMT and China, like the government in exile China.

46:10 was achieved with the help of the opium trafficking Green Gang. By the mid-1930s, China was producing seven-eighths of the world's opium supply, and some of it came to China originally via UK's colony, for lack of a better word, India. That's the result of the whole Boxer Wars. And then...

46:43 Once the CIA, not even the CIA at the time, the U.S. interest around this began, also drew people like Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano. These contacts with the U.S. mob were apparently not wholly broken by World War II. They were clearly renewed after 1949 when the remnants of the Green Gang fled to Hong Kong.

47:13 along with a rival secret society. An unconfirmed report says that Fang Chi, it's C-H-I-H, who visited Laos for the KMT in 1959, had been with these drug lords in Shanghai as early as 1930s. It is certain that a high-level drug bust in 1959

47:43 in San Francisco involved the same Hip Sing Tong as an earlier organized crime drug bust in the 1930s. Significantly, the U.S. officials arranged for the ringleader Chung Wing Fong, an official of the San Francisco Anti-Communist League, which was a KMT front.

48:13 to escape to Taiwan before local arrests were made. A subsequent U.S. report to the U.N. on the incident noted that this activity paralleled the operation of the triad societies in Hong Kong. So you had one element of the Green Gang go to Hong Kong because it was going to remain a British protectorate, and the other one...

48:42 was facilitated by the U.S., meaning Chiang Kai-shek, to go to Taiwan. The hip-sing, dope, and other criminal activities like those of several other drug lords predated and outlasted by far the KMT link-up with the Green Gang in 1927. Between 1905 and 06, a war in New York City between the hip-sing,

49:14 and their chief rival, Ong Leon, occurred. 90 years later, the organized crime of New York's Chinatown was still dominated by those people. In 1996, long after the decline of the KMT as a force in Taiwan, I would argue there's still a force because there's still a political party, but whatever, the Hipsing Tong

49:44 was involved in yet another major San Francisco drug bust. The KMT was faded, but these other drug lords and their drug connections were still in place, largely thanks to the CIA. These continuities lend a coherence to the intrigue leading up to the Korean War and would otherwise be missing. For example, if you don't understand, people like a guy by the name of Sateras,

50:14 who went by Sonny Fasolas, a minor mob player who went on to major organized crime swindles in Solon Securities, supplied half a million dollars as part of a China lobby campaign to support Chiang Kai-shek with army backing, but against State Department opposition, quote unquote State Department opposition. Fasolas was tapped by

50:42 Colonel Williams from an Army unit to be part of a campaign. Almost certainly, this was Colonel Garland Williams, the creator of the U.S. Army Counterintelligence Corps. After the war, Williams continued his intelligence career at the Federal Bureau of Narcotics.

51:05 as one of the small group of FBN officials who used their knowledge of the drug world to create mobsters, to recruit mobsters for intelligence purposes. A key example was Williams' former subordinate, George White, who, with the aid of Meyer Lansky, recruited Lucky Luciano during World War II for the OSSONI Project Underworld, which...

51:34 in 1959, arranged for the escape of those people in the drug bus from San Francisco to get back to Taiwan. So it is crazy. And remember that the arrangement with the OSS and ONI was also a false flag during World War II.

51:55 of a ship in the harbor in New York being set on fire and then said, oh my God, we need to make sure we use the mob to control the ports, which then, of course, is control of everything coming in and out. Yeah, the whole thing has been set up from the get-go. The political efforts of the China lobby were inseparable from their connections to the American mobsters.

52:25 which had a big stake in the future of drug traffic and how the outcome of the KMT and Chiang Kai-shek arrangements. These figures in turn played a central role and had deep connections to U.S. intelligence, meaning the CIA. No one was better located in this respect than Meyer Lansky, who by 1960s enjoyed protection and virtual immunity from prosecution, both in the FBI and CIA.

52:55 If we look at the deep underpinnings of the intrigue of post-World War II in the U.S. politics in the Far East, it helps us understand how these could have led to the restoration of the world's chief opium source just at the point when the pre-war source of supply was being eliminated. The author says, let me be clear about what I am not saying. I'm not suggesting that anyone at the highest levels of U.S. government made conscious decisions.

53:25 I am, though. However, it is clear the elements of the U.S. government were prepared to work with the KMT troops long after their drug activities were obvious. In 1949, even the relative moderate and cautious Dean Rusk argued at a State Department meeting that the U.S. should employ whatever means necessary. Arms here, opium there, bribery, propaganda, whatever.

53:55 Such advice was perhaps only to be expected as the U.S. took up the role in Asia of the colonial power, and it was the easiest time to exert influence over the opium triads that had helped in earlier years to support the British and the French occupation of China.

54:22 And those outside governments with the prerequisite skills to organize the global drug traffic knew very well that one of the most important prerequisites was the ability to manipulate governments. So we're going to stop there because that's a lot. But it goes to the whole.

54:53 underpinnings of how we got to where we're at because there's so much under, what's the word, underpinnings to how we got to where we're at today mired in this history and the supporting of the drug elements. And you just see the drug of choice changes over time.

55:23 But the infrastructure used to support the distribution, the creation, all of that stuff never changes. And I believe that all of the conversation around the most recent elements of the drug trade being fentanyl, while it gets attributed to you and I's vision of mainland China, mainland China has never been in the drug production.

55:52 The triads that were located in Hong Kong, the Taiwanese and the multiple additional islands other than the one that we think of as just being Taiwan, has always been in the drug business. So I'm very cautious about attributing that to mainland China. That doesn't mean it's out of the question, but it just means it doesn't fit the fact pattern.

56:23 Just like all of us assumed that the Taliban was just as bad as Al Qaeda, Mujahideen and everything else until because it's a labeled terrorist group. Right. Until you actually dig down and find out that the Taliban is nothing like all of the rest of them. It's the only faction in Afghanistan that had any history at all of being the anti-drug person.

56:52 But weirdly enough, it got listed as a terrorist organization. And one of the things, which is why I wanted to bring this up, that I just found out because I didn't know this. There is a group that had been labeled a terrorist group. But let me see if I can get the story right.

57:26 If you can find it, either SR71 or Bridget, if you guys find this article, please post it. This happened a few years ago, maybe several years ago, during Trump's first presidency. Nine Chinese engineers building a dam were killed by a terrorist group. The terrorist group that killed them

57:56 had just been delisted as a terror group by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo based on CIA quote-unquote intelligence out of Turkmenistan as not existing anymore. So a jihadist Turkmenistan

58:22 that didn't exist, according to Mike Pompeo's State Department, killed nine Chinese engineers working on building a dam in Pakistan as part of a project that brings the gas and oil to China from a port in Pakistan.

58:50 In southern Pakistan, they've been building pipelines to go into the area of China. And guess what area of China that is? Oh, that's the area where all the Uyghurs are. You know, the Uyghurs that the CIA was training to be terrorists so that they can attack China? Yeah, that same area. And one of those jihadist groups that the CIA trained, the...

59:21 Secretary of State Pompeo, who had just been the CIA director and knew damn good and well it still existed and it was still active because they fucking trained it. He gets over to Secretary of State and delists it right before they attack and kill nine Chinese engineers building a dam in northern Pakistan. That just like blew my mind. But anyway, so that's where we're at. We'll open it up.

59:55 Let's see. Don't bend a knee. Good afternoon, Colonel. Thank you so much for having me up and for all your work. I just read something the other day that said the U.S. State Department or the deep state is mad at the Taliban because the Taliban are forcing the farmers to stop growing poppies and start growing wheat. And that just struck me there.

1:00:24 They're admitting that, that they're mad that the Afghans are not producing opium anymore and they're producing wheat. And then you kind of touched on this. I was wondering your thoughts because I've always thought that the CIA was probably behind all the fentanyl and that being another reason they didn't want Trump in office because they're making bank on all the fentanyl. So I thought I'd bring that up and see if you could elaborate on either.

1:00:52 They're definitely making bank on the drug networks. That's been the case since post-World War II. Incrementally, and we've covered most of this, I would say from World War II, during World War II, when Paul Halliwell was working with Shane Kyshek and realized that Shane Kyshek's financing his entire civil war with Mao, who, by the way, was trying to get rid of all the opium in China that the British had brought in via...

1:01:21 India. And somehow we were all treated, never told that part of the story. And we were all told, I'm not a Mao apologist, but if you're going to tell a story about history, you need to tell the actual story about history. Mao wanted all of the opium out of China. And that was his big beef with Chiang Kai-shek. China was made up of basically a bunch of warlords.

1:01:49 that had always opposed the emperor. They had had multiple civil wars about the emperor. The emperor had been overthrown several times. It's a very turbulent history. They'd been attacked by Japan, blah, blah, blah. So these warlords who always fought for China

1:02:16 against the outsiders, but they always fought with each other as well. Well, during World War II, Chiang Kai-shek was not just really fighting the Japanese. As a matter of fact, he barely fought the Japanese at all. He was fighting his peers, knowing that eventually Japan would be defeated, not by China, but by the U.S., and that if he could

1:02:41 use all the weapons being sent to him to take out all his competitors that he would end up with all of China. That didn't happen for him because Mao kicked him out. And not wanting to lose his connections to the opium in that area, the CIA kind of took him under his wing and set him up over on Taiwan, which is basically what we were just covering.

1:03:09 The influx of opium back in the 40s and 50s that was targeted primarily at minority neighborhoods, like starting off in Harlem, came via CIA pipelines. And then you fast forward to the 1970s when Nixon declared his war on drugs. He wasn't declaring a war on drugs. He was declaring a war on other competitors' drug sources.

1:03:37 There was a parallel system to what the CIA had set up with Chiang Kai-shek being ran out of back in the day in the 50s. The French into their labs in by the Corsican mafia in southern France. So you had basic eating interest here. But when you get up to the 70s, Nixon worked with the French president to eliminate the Corsican mafia, which gave the CIA and the Sicilian mafia in Italy.

1:04:06 exclusive rights to that pipeline. They're making bank on making bank. And at this point, they're using the Vatican Bank, which just conveniently is located in Italy, which gave them also another leg up. But they had been using the Vatican Bank for a long time for the CIA's portion of it. But this obviously, by taking out the Corsican mafia, expanded it by a lot. And just so happens,

1:04:35 you know, because it's another one of those coincidences. In 1972 is when BCCI gets set up, when all of the profits for the entire drug network gets transferred over to the CIA because they take out the Corsican Mafia. So now, wherever the Corsican Mafia is money laundering, I don't know. But now the proceeds far exceed the Vatican's capability of money laundering, so they need more fake banks.

1:05:03 So they set up Nugent Hand in Australia. They set up BCCI supposedly in Pakistan, but it wasn't actually ever. I mean, there was a bank called BCCI in Pakistan, but that's not where all the action happened. Abedi immediately moves to London and opens a branch there. And that's where all of the meetings are. It's an actually it was registered in Luxembourg. So the fact that they call it a Pakistani bank is kind of funny.

1:05:33 because it was in fact not, although there was a branch there. So they do that as a deflection. The money behind that bank also is very interesting, primarily from Saudi Arabia and the UAE. And the UAE keeps coming up because what just happened in Afghanistan with the Taliban when they took back over the fake president that the CIA had installed. Let me get his name because I always forget his name.

1:06:03 Ghani? Yeah, G-H-A-N-I. That guy? Well, he fled as soon as the Taliban kicked the U.S. out. That guy picks up and leaves with $167 million of your taxpayer dollars, by the way, in like four cars and a helicopter full of money. And where does he go? UAE.

1:06:32 Via Oman. Yeah. So this is a crazy story. And every part of the story has the CIA fingerprints on it. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. I added something to the nest. It's a reporting by Sam Cooper in Canada on United Front's Trudeau meeting and Trudeau meeting with Sam Garr.

1:07:04 a fentanyl trafficker who is working for United Front, who was later attacked in a drive-by shooting. I think it's probably really complicated, is my guess. As some folks know, United Front is an organization funded by the People's Republic of China, and there does appear to be at least a little bit of association with fentanyl trafficking here. Of course, Trudeau is just as complicit, it looks like.

1:07:35 You know, they got photos of him and his security detail, allowing him to meet with a fentanyl trafficker who later suffered, you know, but survived a drive by shooting. Yeah. And that's what I want to make sure everybody understands. I don't know. I'm just saying that. And I've been made.

1:07:58 aware that there is a very big difference between the PLA and the communists and then the rest of the Chinese society. So it is very important for us through this entire process of learning what the hell is going on, because nobody tells us the truth, that you keep an open mind. And I have an open mind. I'm just saying that from 10 years ago on,

1:08:28 It wasn't China. It was Taiwan. And I also find it very interesting that when we originally looked into this about a year ago, we found, I don't remember, it was over 50. Pharmaceutical, because of course, that's what they basically use. That's even what the Corsican Mafia was using. They have facilities.

1:08:56 dressed up as pharmaceutical corporations, like the one in southern in Marseille or however you say that in France was like as big as I don't even know what comparison bigger than Pentagon complex there that was billed as a pharmaceutical company when it was a heroin lab.

1:09:20 That's literally what it was. And the people that do the heroin processing all have the same credentialing like chemists and stuff like that that you would have working at a pharmaceutical facility. So they're very similar as far as a footprint and who works there that you're not able from the outside to be able to tell that that is a source.

1:09:44 They obviously later, once they took the whole Corsican mafia down, it was revealed once the they're all dead, nobody's going there. The lead chemist, because he had been able to refine heroin to a level no one else had been able to do. So what the CIA did was they snuck a I'm going to use the word apprentice. That's not what it was, but an apprentice in there to basically.

1:10:13 figure out what his secrets were. And it was after that happened that they were able to eliminate that and then basically reproduce down in Sicily for the Sicilian mafia to take over that piece of the infrastructure. But again, they disguised it as a pharmaceutical company. So there's lots of...

1:10:37 things going on there. And I just ask everybody, when you do your research into that, and when you read stuff, keep an open mind that what we are being told isn't necessarily the story, it's a story. But thank you for putting that up there. I'll have to look at that all along. Hi, Colonel. Amazing, amazing show tonight. I just wanted to point out this.

1:11:09 You had a fascinating, for me anyway, interest of Joe Alsop in, I believe, around Laos in 49, if I'm not mistaken. I could be wrong there, but it was fascinating for me because as I've kind of studied the White House phone logs of right after Dallas, which you can do. They're all online. They're fascinating apps. You could literally hear the warrant commission being spun from key phone calls.

1:11:38 specifically those with the CIA's literal number one Operation Mockingbird man, Joe Joseph, also of Washington Post and CIA. And they're inseparable in that in that context. You could see him knit that. And especially I'm going to try to put this one in the bubble because every patriot I think should hear if by patriot we mean loyalty to the basic aspects of the U.S. Constitution.

1:12:06 If that be our definition, then every patriot should hear this phone call because it's amazing. You can literally hear the CIA knit the Warren Commission, which is, again, why, you know, the Gene Hackman character was named Rankin. That's a tip off to the runaway jury being an allegory about how the CIA and through Joe Alsop made the Warren Commission. And of course, that made future President Gerald Ford as well.

1:12:35 But so I'll put I'll try to post that phone call in the bubble. Fascinating. Listen for everybody. Yeah. Yes. OK. Talk to you later. Yeah. Thank you. Life in China. How are you? I'm doing good. It's about 512 a.m. I just happened to wake up.

1:13:00 and and catch your so i i don't know how much you've talked about i'm looking forward to going back and listening to everything that you've talked about and you've responded to a couple questions i've had and so i don't know if this is appropriate question and again being that i just jumped on but i i live in china i'm an american i love my country but i also love living in china and i get lambasted i get attacked i get threatened on twitter on x quite often

1:13:27 in regards to what I share in my experience. But one particular question I had is, and I posed this to you, but just wanted to see if it's okay to talk about Tiananmen Square and if you think that that was actually a coup attempt. I suspect it was because of Soros' organization was here and he was actually kicked out either right before or right after Tiananmen Square. Right before.

1:13:53 Yeah. So can you can you tell me a little bit about what you know? And so the audience can understand that it wasn't it wasn't enough. It was a story and not the story. Tiananmen Square. And I have not done a really deep dive in this because when I first.

1:14:16 We have been spread so thin over trying to find out kind of generically what all was happening with this thing that we dabbled in all of the geographical areas. So obviously, in finding out about the differentiation, which had never been made to me, and I'm embarrassed to say that as a military officer between China and Taiwan and what that whole history was, and that should bother everybody in America.

1:14:45 They're raising military officers that are never explained the difference between China and Taiwan and how the United States and its military, by the way, because MacArthur was responsible for all of this, the whole misdirection of setting up a drug kingpin.

1:15:09 in Taiwan as a government in exile and recognizing that drug kingpin as the leader of China and basically like taking white out and covering up mainland China for the next 40 years as the dictator, because he immediately declared martial law in Taiwan, pretended to be China.

1:15:34 That's just to me in and of itself. If I didn't learn another thing in the last two years of Operation Gladio, that blew my mind. That's probably the biggest mind blowing moment I've had of any of this stuff. So when you figure that out and then you find out, well, shit, we were training Tibetans in Colorado to destabilize China. We were training.

1:16:04 Uyghurs in the stands next door to destabilize China, it required me at that point to go back and go, what the hell is going on and what happened in Tiananmen Square? Well, if you go back and you actually start looking at that, it looks like a coup. Every aspect of the lead up to that event looks like a coup.

1:16:31 As you mentioned, the George Soros presence, everything that we saw in Ukraine before 2014 was present in China. And I now, and I can't point to any one aspect of it, but all of the research that I did of what the American

1:16:56 The contracts that the American government had with different entities, the resources, obviously in China, it had all of the hallmarks of a coup of every single other one that had been based on the destabilization leading up to it. So I agree with that 100 percent. Great. Thank you so much. I really appreciate that. You're doing great work. Thank you.

1:17:25 And believe me, I get called all of those names as well. You know, I've been a Putin apologist. I've been a communist sympathizer. I've been all of this stuff and I'm none of those things. I don't want my government and my country to be a fascist country. And no one in this. This is my retort to every single one of those people. You tell me a single country.

1:17:52 that the CIA has been instrumental in overthrowing the government in the quote unquote name of democracy. Show me one country where Soros has funded his open society, where the open society and the quote unquote democracy didn't end up with millions of people dead. I want just one. I'll take one. I've got 90 that I can show you left a fascist government who murdered.

1:18:21 their citizens and installed a Gestapo-like government structure with, and I can name the names, I mean, the Office of Transition Initiatives, the Office of Public Safety, they used all of the same things, USAID, U.S. Information Agency, all of them, every single one of them. And then, of course, they start with the NGOs, blah, blah, blah. Not a single country that the CIA has...

1:18:45 displaced, murdered, boiled in acid, whatever it is, the disposition of that poor soul, or whether they offer him money and he flees, none of them has ever resorted in a republic. They've never resorted in an actual democracy. And they've never resorted in a government that didn't turn around and murder innocent civilians.

1:19:13 With that track record, any place these people show up in force, you know it's going to be hell on wheels and a lot of people are going to die. And if they don't get what they want initially and they can create a plausible false flag, they'll commit the United States military to die too. So my job is to expose that so that we stop littering the world with dead bodies. Amen. Yeah.

1:19:48 even when it goes against the grain. And that's one of the things with, I posted earlier, did anybody get to listen to that video I posted of Tulsi Gabbard talking about Yemen? I know it's not a popular, yeah, I know it's not a popular position, but I've taken lots of non-popular positions. Yemen, the people that are fighting are the good guys. I'm just going to say that.

1:20:19 They have been attacked for decades by the bad guys. And I don't care who wants to who doesn't want to hear that. The there would be no problem with Yemen if we would leave Yemen alone. But they don't want to leave Yemen alone because they want to control both sides.

1:20:42 of the entrance into that straight to go up to the Suez Canal. And that's why the Horn of Africa, and I'm going to be very open with you guys. When I got to CENTCOM, CENTCOM's AOR, which is Area of Responsibility, included all of the Middle East and, weirdly enough, the Horn of Africa. And that always puzzled me.

1:21:07 Why would any of Africa be in a military unified command that had the Middle East in it? Because the Middle East has its own issues. And why would you divide up Africa? Africa has its own issues. And when you're building a combatant command, you normally do that based on the similarity of the territory.

1:21:31 And it would make much more sense for the Horn of Africa at the time to have been in all of Africa, which at that time fell under the European command. And that in and of itself is kind of ironic, right, because they're all European colonies. And when I realized that as part of this whole thing, I'm like, oh, son of a bitch, no wonder. You wouldn't want to take because they're all still affected by those colonial ties. So then.

1:22:00 long after I was gone, they created AFRICOM and put all of Africa under one unified command, which still has ran out of UCOM, ironically enough. So because AFRICOM is not actually in Africa, which tells you a lot from a military perspective. They're overseeing Africa from Europe still today. But I thought it was odd.

1:22:29 Why would you not have the Middle East? And another thing, they did not have initially all of the stands like Kurdistan, Tajikistan. Those all belong to Europe, too. But they all have Middle East ties. So while I was there, they chopped all of the stands over to Central Command.

1:22:51 which, again, from a unified military perspective, as far as national security, makes a lot of sense. But they still left the Horn of Africa. And now I realize the reason they did that, because they want total control and a cohesive approach to the exclusion of all other control of that waterway.

1:23:15 And it required control of both sides, both the African side and the Middle East side. And they were not going to have that policy chopped up among two combatant commanders. They wanted all under one. And it had everything to do where if you lost control of the port of Aden, which, of course, Yemen wants that port back. And again, irony of all ironies.

1:23:40 Isn't that what Trump was just saying about Panama, that he didn't want China controlling the ports down there? Well, don't you think Yemen wants to control their own ports? Panama isn't even ours. Yeah, we paid for about whatever it was, 60% of the construction of it, but it isn't ours. We want secure passage there.

1:24:03 If we're all adults in the room, you can get secure passage by Yemen by recognizing the indigenous Yemeni people and not the puppets that the Saudi Arabians and the UK puts in on the south and the north borders and tries to pinch out all of the actual indigenous people out of their own country. And if, by the way, that they can't get them to go along, then they just bomb the hell out of them.

1:24:30 And you're not going to change my position on that. That's wrong. And that's exactly what we're doing right now. Hey, Colonel, this is Patrick. And I have a quick question for you. So I've through a series of coincidences, I ended up getting in one of. Are you familiar with Jordan Daly, the guy that kind of runs a lot of these spaces? I've heard his name. I'm not I don't go into space, though. OK, well, he's he's got like one point two million followers. And I got into.

1:25:03 A little debate with him. He was actually very willing to listen and was fair, you know, was a fair moderator. But we had some questions about a lot of people on the space had questions about China. And we ended up setting up a debate with one of his guys that he knows.

1:25:23 in regards to China and America. And my purpose is to share my experience here so that Americans know that China is not the enemy. And we'll talk about a little bit. I'm sure Taiwan will come up. I'm sure Xinjiang will come up and all the typical media narrative stuff that comes up or China-hating narrative stuff that comes up in the media. But I would like to extend an invitation to you to join me in that call.

1:25:51 I've got two other people that are going to be joining me. I would love for you to kind of be my side of the panel to share your expertise and your knowledge, because, you know, I can talk about this stuff at a thirty five thousand foot level. But the deal that you can share, I think it would be so much value to the listeners on that call. So I'm, you know, publicly offering you a position in the speaker panel so we can talk about it or you can DM me.

1:26:20 We're working on the dates. It was supposed to be today at 10 a.m. They're trying to shoehorn me at a certain time, and they want me to be by myself. I just don't think it's fair to the audience to have just myself. I want professionals who can really share their level of experience. Long story short, we're trying to push it to Tuesday or Wednesday of next week, like 9 or 10 a.m. in the morning.

1:26:50 All right, just keep me posted. Yeah, DM me. I'll be there. I will warn you that this is, you know, Jordan's great, but some of the people that are going to be coming up, I mean, they're going to be screaming the shell. They're going to be making accusations. They're pretty, you know, they're a group of zombies, you know, China-hating zombies. So just be prepared for some insanity. Okay, well, just so that you know, I will not.

1:27:20 participate in a forum where people talk over each other. If they are going to allow people to have the floor and present information, I will be happy. And I'm not talking about I'm going to talk for 15 minutes, but you have to be able to actually talk and I'm not talking over people. I just will not do that. I don't let it happen in my space and I'm not going in a space. As soon as they start doing that shit, I leave the space because I will not participate in that.

1:27:50 I've had that problem. So I will when I when I'll reach out to Jordan again and say, hey, look, you know, let's let's play by the rules and give everybody an opportunity to talk and mute those who, you know, aren't speaking. So I'll reiterate that. But I don't blame you. I've felt like that. I had a guy threaten me. I mean, his profile says Hitler and it says Christ is king in his description. And he was just.

1:28:17 you know, dropping the F-bomb, get this fucking chill off. And it was just crazy. So, but hopefully he'll abide by the rules and it'll be a fair two-sided debate or conversation. But thank you. You're awesome. Thank you. I'd love to do that. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. One question for you, or maybe the audience here. I ran into Sherman Skolnick, who basically was part of the Committee to Clean Up the Courts.

1:28:50 in the 1970s in Chicago. And one of the cases that he referenced was Continental Bank. Continental was sued, quote-unquote, in the 1970s for basically providing support to agent provocateurs as well as propagandists. And he claimed that there was this federal lawsuit. So this probably would have been in the northern district of Illinois.

1:29:19 And there's probably going to be a large number of lawsuits against Continental just because they're a bank, and probably because they had to be part of the foreclosure process, which can be contentious. But if anybody knows anything about a case or maybe a riot that involved people going inside the Continental building and can help me try to pin down that date, or maybe who the plaintiff might have been, that would be helpful. Because I think the case file to the Northern District of Illinois...

1:29:47 are still being preserved to this day if we know where to look. Cool. If anybody knows anything about that, I don't know, is Warhamster still here? Yeah, he's down there. He's a very good sleuth when it comes to banking stuff. I'll touch base with him later. He's down there listening. But yeah, continental. You guys in Illinois definitely have your fear of crooks.

1:30:19 You'll be very interested in the Continental because it has a long history within our country as well. I was doing research on it and then got sidetracked. But at one time, that bank is an interesting bank. I'll just leave it at that. Also because of how they dealt with stuff. Yeah, they're tied to a whole bunch of very nefarious stuff. I know, and obviously there's a lot of links with Cardinal Marcinkus as well as the Kennedy family.

1:30:50 It's documented in Paul Williams' book. It's documented in Penny Leno's In Banks We Trust back in 1984. What I'm trying to do, though, is I'm trying to get to the original, you know, some of the documents and some of the allegations that are out there. And I'd like to kind of, you know, rather than having, you know, arguments from journalists and stuff like that, try to find some documents that got admitted into court.

1:31:21 And also kind of get the other side of the story, too. Yes. And just try to pin it down as much as we can. And to try to get, you know, the provenance and the foundation on it as firmed up as we can. And not just in the windows. You want the actual stuff that was brought into a court of law. I understand that. That's awesome. I think if you've got Penny Leno, you've kind of got a good case to put in front of a 70s, you know, liberal libertarian.

1:31:52 I think we can probably try to do better on it too. So that's all. Good point. Renee, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. Hey, everyone. Good to be here with you as always. Question regarding China and something that's been in the news lately. It seems that Canada is going off about China executing for Canadians for, I guess, drug crimes. And when I was trying to learn more about it,

1:32:21 It seems that, you know, it's on the usual suspects, BBC and the mainstream media. But when I did some more thorough searching on Yandex and some Russian news outlets, there was nothing. So since life in China, I believe his name is Patrick, is here with us. I was curious if you've heard anything about this recently, please.

1:32:47 No, this is actually the first time. How recent was the news? Today. Yeah, today. And it's kind of, I'm not clear on exactly when, but recently. My husband brought it up to me. I started digging into it. And Colonel, you just talked about, you know, the news and not necessarily, it just could be a story. And so it's great that you're here and inquiring minds want to know.

1:33:17 Yeah, there was, I came up at least three times in my feed today that four Canadian citizens were put to death for drug crimes in China. So, which seems totally weird if they're the ones actually supplying fentanyl, right? Hey, I was kind of cut out. I don't know what was said. Can you repeat that, Colonel?

1:33:50 It came up in my feed like three times this morning or earlier today that four Canadians were put to death after having been found guilty of drug crimes in China. OK, OK. I haven't I haven't I've been, you know, like I said, it's 5 a.m. and I just woke up around four o'clock. I don't know about this particular event.

1:34:16 you know, this situation, but let me tell you how China handles drug trafficking. You get the death benefit or the death, you get the, you get, you know, they, they put you in jail and then you get a death, a death sentence. Yeah. Death sentence. Thank you. I'm still trying to wake up and haven't had my coffee, but yeah, China's very, very, it's a zero tolerance policy. I mean, let me give you an example just on like marijuana.

1:34:45 I knew someone who was actually growing it in his house. He had bought some seeds online through either Taobao or one of the Amazon-like platforms, and they ended up finding out about it, and they called him down to the police station and put him in jail for 10 days, and they revoked his work visa.

1:35:09 But, yeah, if you're caught carrying or selling a certain amount or trafficking it, it's a death sentence. So whether you're a foreigner or a Chinese. Now, I know there actually I think there's been some goodwill releases maybe about four weeks ago, six weeks ago, where there was a guy that was released for drug trafficking. He was in jail for like 12 years. So there was a guy that was released. But the majority of people are going to get the death sentence. They have a zero.

1:35:40 tolerant policy. I mean, you go back to the opium wars and what they experienced, they're like, this is not going to happen in this country. So they are very strict. Okay. So I just looked one of the articles up and it says they were actually dual citizens, but China doesn't recognize dual citizenship. So if you're a Chinese citizen, you are a Chinese citizen. They don't care if you have other citizenship, they don't recognize it at all.

1:36:07 So if you're going to ask for Chinese citizenship, be prepared to comply with Chinese laws. It says that Trudeau had engaged in a request for clemency, but because China doesn't recognize quote-unquote Canadian citizenship, they prosecuted them as Chinese citizens. And I don't think it actually happened like...

1:36:37 real recently. It's just that it was talked about yesterday by the foreign minister of Canada again, who brought it back up. Yeah, they don't tolerate it. It's just not something you want to do here in China. They're very strict, and rightfully so, considering the past and the drugs that they had to deal with.

1:37:03 And that's very interesting. See, that's one of those kind of things where I put it over here in the part of my brain that I still haven't solved yet. It's still one of those open-ended questions. Because of China's history and because of their strict policies about this, and by China history, I mean that the British fought two wars forcing China to accept opium.

1:37:31 being trafficked into China. They literally fought both boxer rebellion wars, saying that we have every right in the world to flood your country with Indian opium. And when the Chinese government fought back, they lost both of those wars. And every time they lost the war, in concession to get a ceasefire, the UK got some peace.

1:37:59 That's how they ended up with Hong Kong for their 99 year quote unquote lease is because China lost a war and the whole war was fought based on forcing the Chinese people to accept opium and the drugging of their people. Not only did not only do they did that, they were they had British soldiers pointing their guns at Chinese people to take the opium so they could get them addicted to it.

1:38:29 Yeah, the whole history of this is very awful. And again, not making excuses, but you go back to that Old Testament thing. And again, don't misunderstand me because I am not saying I condone this. I do not. And I want to say that equivocally. I don't condone this.

1:38:56 But this goes back to this thing that I keep seeing over and over again in all of these research projects. We were in Nicaragua, and the U.S. oligarchs went down there and corruptly bought all of the farmland that was the most beneficial farmland, right?

1:39:16 So they throw out all of the medium income, middle American version of the Nicaraguans off their coffee farms and turn them into banana plantations. In doing so, they bought up literally all of the farmland. And here in America, we're pitching a hissy fit because China bought farmland. And yet our oligarchs using the full force.

1:39:46 of the State Department and the military and the CIA would overthrow governments when they tried to take their farmland back. That boggles my mind. And that's kind of the whole thing that you get when you look at China. They were force-fed drugs for decades, like 100 years. And we are now accusing them of supplying

1:40:17 The people that force fed them drugs, drugs. And I don't know if they're doing it or not. But I'm talking about fentanyl. Yeah. Well, what I'm saying is, yes, I mean, they're being accused of supplying fentanyl to the West. Right. But where was the outrage when the opium was being force fed into China?

1:40:47 Because the United States fought with the British to have that happen. I mean, we were present in Shanghai when this shit was going on. We didn't say, hey, Brits, we don't think that's a great idea. This wasn't an allusion to the Opium Wars either, though, right? They weren't what? I mean, we were involved in the Boxer Rebellion. Yes, that's what I'm saying.

1:41:16 and the opium wars. That was the 1840s, right? Yes, we were involved in it. And now we're acting outraged because it's being done to us, supposedly by the same people. Colonel, you may have talked about this before, but regarding the fentanyl, China makes the precursor to fentanyl. They don't make the full, you know, completed product. They are shipping it to

1:41:46 to Mexico, but I came across, somebody posted something about who is actually transporting it across the border, and it's actually, and this was from the U.S. Border Protection news or site, but it's Americans that are bringing it across.

1:42:08 We've well established that the CIA is in control of all of those networks. There would not be a single piece of anything brought into the United States that they don't want brought in here. No, I agree. They should have closed down. I mean, honestly, in my opinion, they should have closed the border down 20 decades ago or 22 decades ago and had the military down on the border. That's what should have been done, and that would have stopped the problem.

1:42:39 You mean when Reagan promised to do that? Yeah, that's that's it should have been done. And, you know, and you want to talk about why you've got so many people that have died from it and they're out on the streets, you know, go back to the 60s or maybe even the 50s when we started to deinstitutionalize the health care. And, you know, psych ward kind of sounds, you know, it has a negative connotation, but.

1:43:08 These psych wards served as a place where these people could recover and be treated. They've put all these people out on the street. A lot of things need to happen to fix the problem. I know China, I was just reading today, I was asking Brock some questions about it. China has been doing its part with the U.S. government to...

1:43:35 be very controlling of the process and where these precursors go. Has it been a perfect process? Obviously, obviously no, but it stems from the Canadian border and it stems from, from Mexico and it, the border is not being tightly controlled like they should be. Correct. SR 71. Thank you, Colonel. And I want to thank everybody for attending and life in China. You, you just brought something up today that, that,

1:44:08 I just wish, Colonel, when you're talking about these four individuals supposedly that have been executed in China because of drug trafficking, I wish that that would get published more. And the reason I do is because then people will open their eyes and say, maybe it's not China that's the problem. Yeah, it definitely makes you, yeah, it makes you question, it breaks that cognitive dissidence. Exactly. Thank you, Colonel.

1:44:39 Yeah. Captain, go ahead. Thank you. You said you often take unpopular or you have unpopular opinions. That's one of the reasons I respect you. There are people that I disagree with sometimes. We have a friend. We both love Alpha Warrior. When the first recon footage came out about the Houthi strikes, I think Mike Flynn wrote.

1:45:03 You know, FAFO, like, fuck around and find out. And Alpha said, turn them into pink mist. And it could have been just being in the moment, you know. But I always think of war as one of the worst places we can ever get to, a kind of industrial murder. And so when you just mentioned that alternate take, I appreciate that. You know, even when we don't go down to the different ideologies or the different reasons for a particular conflict.

1:45:33 It's very helpful, as you have illustrated with Gladio, like to see things with nuance because there may be other nuances and we we never know what we don't know. And so it's good to have a certain epistemic humility. So thank you. I appreciate that. Sure. And and let me share with you guys something. I am I'm very open and honest with you guys. I had someone that I consider and I love General Flynn. Just let me just say that out loud because, you know, everybody's going to go.

1:46:03 I meant to say I disagree with people that I normally. No, no, no. Yeah, this has nothing to do with what you just said, but you did remind me of something that I want to say this just like cut. And then I want to say this because you reminded me and I have not said this out loud and I want to say it out loud because it has to do with what you were talking about. Someone in I'm just going to say the Flynn circle, somebody that is very close to him.

1:46:30 had made a comment, and this has been two or three weeks ago. And you guys know I like writing dissertations, especially when it's something to do with Gladio, when I think people don't know anything about Gladio. And so in my normal dissertation format, I explained why the comment that they had made was absolutely incorrect. Now,

1:46:59 What's funny is because I love all of you guys, by the way, offline, that person had DM'd me and thanked me for making my comment. Did not say another word. One of y'all got all in his shit, basically saying, you know, you need to listen to Kurt Downer because.

1:47:30 That you have the complete wrong take on that. And you were not too aggressive, but you did get in the shit. And of course, I laughed about it. And he responded, you know, hey, I've already addressed this through a DM in a very nice, politically correct way. But that spurred this person to come back into my DMs and say, hey.

1:47:56 I'd really like to explore this with you. Now, I'm just saying they didn't. They never called me. I gave them immediately my phone number. I would love to talk to someone in that circle about this, but they never followed up. And that has been a reoccurring thing. I will have somebody, and I'm not going to name names because some of these things may actually still happen, but I've had people reach out to me that come across one of our videos that you guys share.

1:48:26 and do an awesome job. And that's why I ask you guys on our threads, either the first one in the series of the threads, you guys have to, we spend so much time doing the research. You guys have to repost those. You have no idea behind the scenes how much difference that makes. It is not about the clicks. I don't make more than a couple of dollars off of any of this. Trust me. But.

1:48:54 What it does do is it gets our information in front of some people that could change the course of history. And recently, actor Clayton Morris mentioned Gladio, and I would be willing to bet the only reason he knew it was from one of you guys reposting our post, okay? But however he knew it, he mentioned it on Tucker Carlson.

1:49:23 So there are people that reach out and say, oh, hey, I want to talk to you about this. Not a single one of them ever follows up. Other than the people, of course, that you know, like Warhamster and Alpha Warrior of whose shows I actually go on. But these big people do not want to touch Operation Gladio. And the only way that that information is going to get out is through you guys. Tim, go ahead.

1:49:57 Colonel, when you mentioned earlier we force-fed China heroin for 100 years and then we're accusing... I'm sorry. How's that? Is that better? Can you hear him, Bridget? Yes, but you're banding, unfortunately, a little bit. I want to get off the end. Hey, Colonel, is that better? Is it me? How about now? Now I can hear you fine. Yeah, I can hear you. Okay, when you mentioned we...

1:50:32 We loaded China for 100 years with heroin, and then we accused China of fentanyl import here. It's like accusing them of doing what we did to them. A light bulb went off in my head. We totally blamed China for the origin of COVID. And, you know, they first denied the fact that it was a man-made bioweapon. Well, that got busted a while back.

1:51:03 But the official narrative was, well, it's China, you know, and Russia and Putin, they've got their own, you know, they got their concerns that we originated COVID with those biolabs over in the Ukraine. The point I'm getting to is I'm seeing a pattern, you know, from the Gladio research. You know, they accuse the other people of doing what they're doing.

1:51:33 And so you're you're absolutely right, Tim. The actual creation of COVID in that cleavage and all that other stuff. And I'm not going to those are terms I don't even I'm not I'm not familiar enough with all of that research. But it was created in North Carolina and at Fort Detrick. That was done in America. And then they exported it.

1:51:59 You know, people have claimed to Ukraine and then Ford deployed it to Wuhan. But our research into Battelle, that contractor that has their biggest contract was with Health and Human Services. They get billions of our dollars every year. They provide the lab security. So you want to talk about who is responsible for the quote unquote leak out of the Wuhan lab?

1:52:27 Well, how about the people that actually maintain that facility, which is that Patel company? I'm so grateful for you and your research, especially with the JFK file dissemination. I feel like I got a prep course for it. And I just, again, thank you. And your work is paying off because I'm seeing this Gladio stuff expanding on my web. Again, I'm a little bitty baby X person, but I'm getting started. But I'm telling you.

1:52:59 You are having a positive effect, and thank you for your work. Well, you're welcome, and I'm not going to stop until it is common knowledge. So I'm hoping it gets there quicker so that I can get my life back, but we're not stopping until it's common knowledge. Southern, go ahead. I've been in medical my entire career, and I'm in North Carolina. In 1965, it was at Chapel Hill, Dr. Burke.

1:53:27 He liked working on the funny viruses and mixing things. And you're right about Dietrich, Fort Dietrich. But we moved it to Wuhan because finally the medical community, research community were terrified of gain of function and the fear of it. So it was quietly moved into Wuhan and that was done under Obama and Fauci. Fauci has been a key player in this.

1:53:57 The funding was done through our Congress through EcoHealth Alliance that sent the funds into Wuhan. It is a cold virus that was found. It lived longer on surfaces outside a human or animal host. And they mixed in SARS because SARS made it highly contagious. China suffered brutally under SARS.

1:54:24 It burnt out in our country under Obama, so it wasn't really that big thing. But the mixture of this, I'm not going to go into a lot of detail, but we have a lot of viruses that are not naturally occurring. Let me just say that. So there's a lot of business going on. It basically was formed for weaponization.

1:54:49 Or somebody else would figure it out. We'd know how to combat it with a solution. But this was a financial power to move to control. And also to see if we would shut down and be managed by the government. There was a lot of agendas in this. Let's just say there was no goodwill in any of this. And what our government has done is atrocious.

1:55:16 but it repeats a pattern when you look at viruses around the world. So unfortunately, it is what it is, but it's been China taking the heat, and it's not their virus. It's not. Yeah. Thank you. All along, did you have something you wanted to say? Sorry. SR-71. Go on to the next person. Okay. SR-71, go ahead.

1:55:49 This is directed towards Southern, if you don't mind. My question is, this was moved under Obama's administration. Why in the world would China accept such a deal? If you have any insight to that. That side of research is a funny little world. It's a funny little world, what happens in it. And China...

1:56:22 I've never gotten a really good answer on that. But the thing that I, matter of fact, I'm from five generations of military in my family. I'm not in the military. And I'm very good friends with the son of the biggest virologist in the military. And they look at weaponization of this stuff. It's a dark little corner. Everybody says it's going to be nuclear power. It takes it down.

1:56:52 It's going to be something we can't even see. And that's kind of been a control play globally and or different countries and things. It's very disturbing. But China has participated with labs. But Ukraine's a little dirty secret that needs to get out loudly because I keep waiting.

1:57:16 for a missile to hit a lab there. And it terrifies me. And I know every one of the pharmaceutical companies that have labs there, they're all globally based. They're not us based. A few, technically a few are with the ownerships and all that, but it's still kind of the old school mentality there. But the reality is money walks, money talks.

1:57:43 We have weapons, actually, and it's not classified because Russia has weapons, too, that basically when they explode, they do an implosion as opposed to an explosion. And there are a lot of people based on the initial munition targets that Russia did that believes a lot of the bio-wabs.

1:58:08 at least the ones that had the most dangerous in it, was taken out as one of the first waves of attacks on Ukraine. I hope so. I hope so, Colonel, because Ukrainians are just decimated. And that's Europe as well. And it's terrifying. It's just terrifying. People are just now seeing documents, which I've known for a long time. You know, the tick getting Lyme disease.

1:58:39 We created that. Right. And they're using ticks in the Georgia, the country of Georgia's labs, which are also under that same contract with Battelle. Yep. But we just, you know, this is something I'll never understand. I'll never understand. And I was hopeful with John Ratcliffe that he actually asked for every.

1:59:08 CI agent to resign. They sent out a blanket email. He's got his hands full. He definitely has his hands full. Colonel, do you think... I believe obviously we have to do well in 2026 so we can maintain the last two years and hopefully J.D. Vance, whatever, will continue to move us through.

1:59:37 prayerfully get 12 years, do you think we can clean up the CIA? Well, it's really, you can eliminate the CIA. I don't think it needs to be cleaned up. It has to go away. The CIA is not a central intelligence. It doesn't work for the United States government. We have other intelligence functions, both at the NSA and DIA, under the Department of Defense. The only time or the only reason

2:00:03 that you should be collecting intelligence is for the actual national security of the United States, not for the industrial complex that the CIA supports. And if it's for the national security of the United States, then it ought to be in the department that's responsible for the national security of the United States, which is the Department of Defense. And I don't say that because I love the Department of Defense, because I don't. But if you're going to have to have intelligence in order to secure

2:00:34 our homeland, then the people that are responsible for the homeland ought to be the one collecting the types of information that they need. And had we stayed with that model, which was the model we had before World War II, we wouldn't be in the big mess necessarily that we're in now. The CIA has led us into one quagmire after another based on fake, false, quote unquote, intelligence.

2:01:03 In order for us to be active in countries that their real bosses, which are the oligarchs, want to steal the resources in. So, yes, the CIA needs to be wiped off the map, period. And I think we should leave NATO. 100 percent. All along. Go ahead. All along. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. People are talking about sort of getting the message out. And there was, you know.

2:01:42 Benny Johnson's show had about 60,000 viewers this morning, and they brought on a certain James Angleton grandson, who I'm not going to name, but he did basically walk through the Paul Williams book, not necessarily by name. I think he mentioned Operation Gladio once or twice, but he basically walked through the whole synopsis behind it, including the U.S. was trying to keep...

2:02:12 Italy, in NATO, why the CIA was formed, you know, for this process, and of course the alliance with the Sicilian, you know, mafia, Lucky Luciano, and the drug running involved in all of it. And he basically walked everybody through the motive, you know, behind, you know, the Kennedy assassination. It was kind of funny, you know, Benny Johnson was talking about how they were going to bring Mike Benz on to talk about the JFK files.

2:02:41 And what he really did was basically talked about Operation Gladiator the entire time. So, I mean, it seems like it's hitting a wider audience. Well, it definitely is hitting a wider audience. And I thank you for that feedback. I was unaware of that. You guys are really good about giving me that feedback on all of these different forums. And obviously, that's like my energy source.

2:03:10 um is you guys's um feedback from those because obviously i don't spend any time um i go in very few spaces only because they're not well hosted and people talk over each other and i will not participate in those as i said earlier um so i don't spend a lot of time in people's spaces um

2:03:30 So I rely on you guys. Obviously, I don't want to watch a lot of videos and I really appreciate you guys. When you do find it, you send it to me with a date timestamp so I can just get to that part. Usually I'll start a few minutes earlier so I see how it actually comes apart or comes about. And always, always, always know behind the scenes, I'm reaching out to every single one of these people, letting them know where my stuff is. They can look at it.

2:04:00 And that I would welcome any opportunity to be able to communicate that so that all of our collective efforts gets out to the masses. I do not miss a single opportunity. I'm just telling you, most people are petrified once they understand what it is to have anybody on talking about it. So it's just kind of a dichotomy there. Go ahead. I'd love to see you on Betty Johnson. That's all.

2:04:28 Maybe we'll start a campaign. Colonel, one month after the assassination of JFK, Truman himself wrote an editorial. This goes to what you were just saying. And the timing is very ominous, in which he said, when I created the CIA, it was supposed to be a centralized place to aggregate information so I could make decisions. I didn't intend it to be an American Gestapo. Those were the words he used.

2:04:58 So that speaks to how it went. Mission creep would be an understatement. And I think. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. Oh, no, I'm just going to say that there's that last sentence in their charter, I believe, that says and shall do any other such things as required by the president or the executive. And they've taken that.

2:05:23 You know, to the farthest extreme. So I don't know what the legalistic, you know, the legal justifications are for for regime change and all the things that they do. But, you know, they really in terms of. I'll tell you what it is. And that editorial is bullshit, by the way. I'm very familiar with that. I'm glad to hear another perspective. Truman is the original author.

2:05:47 of the National Security Action Memorandum 4512-2 that said that we will assassinate, up to and including assassination of anybody that we deem a communist. So he's just like Eisenhower. When Eisenhower left, he did that famous speech about warning about the military industrial complex. He created it.

2:06:10 He created and participated when he was over at NATO's first Allied Supreme Commander setting up Operation Gladio. And then he was president for eight years while it was built out and funded. And then the asshole gets on his last day and says, oh, my God, you know, I think we may have created a monster. Well, hello. And everybody interpreted that as a warning to not do it. He had already done it.

2:06:39 And that's the same thing with Truman. Truman is the one that started the precedence of defining that last sentence, as you talk about with all other duties assigned by the president, of actually assigning the assassination of people that they were deemed a communist. Well, guess who gets to deem them a communist? The intelligence agency. So, yeah, I just love how they cover their tracks.

2:07:08 And that's why it requires you to look into like the background. You read, you know, 10 or 20 books on this stuff and you're like, wait a minute, because I obviously that's one of the big things over the course of that is one of the things that in Eisenhower's big, you know, because they wanted.

2:07:31 Say how good we've been as the stewards of the military industrial complex when they're brainwashing you in professional military education. And they tell you about, you know, Truman's thing. Oh, my God, I created a monster. And so you have to be very careful about the presidential powers and all that stuff. And then when you start reading about all this stuff and you find out, well, wait a minute. If he was worried about creating a monster, why did he give the monster the food to become the monster?

2:08:00 So anyway, Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I missed something you were saying because someone was talking over you. And I just want to give some advice about when you're talking, when you're done talking, just mute your mic and then let the colonel talk. People are very good about that, Carrie. I usually end up talking over people because I get too excited to answer their question first.

2:08:32 That's kind of my thing. I'm very appreciative of everybody in here. They are very respectful for everybody else, and Bridget throws them out when they're not. Well, I missed the part about the Russian weapon. You were cut off, and I didn't get all of that. But again, that was my fault because I cut her off. There is a munition, a bomb, that...

2:08:59 It implodes as opposed to explodes. And so what it does is it sucks all of the air in. So if you are trying to take out a target that you think has chemical weapons or something like that, it actually sucks all of the air into it so that it doesn't contaminate the surrounding area. Tim, go ahead. Colonel, I think the group's missing the mark. I mean, I want the CIA to go away too, but...

2:09:32 Just shutting the building down and firing all those people won't change anything. You know, they fired dollars. Yeah, I didn't say that was the end of it. You're right. I didn't say that was the end of it. Jimmy Carter tried that by firing the entire clandestine crew. You can't halfway do it. But that's the reason why Trump's cutting off all of the tentacles first before he takes the headshot. And that was proverbial. I didn't mean that like literally.

2:10:00 Yeah. So the defunding of the National Endowment for Democracy, the defunding of the USAID, he is cutting off the tentacles. They took out one of the and actually there's been several drug cartel operations that are taking off the tentacles of this monstrosity.

2:10:21 The reestablishment of El Salvador as a sovereign country, Argentina as a sovereign country, they are creating models of how to rebuild after the destruction of having your government overthrown by the CIA, because that's the case in both of those. It's not going to be an overnight process, but you're right. Closing it down is not the end of it. But I believe that before...

2:10:48 And I honestly think, I have no evidence of this at all, but they're too smart not to have done this. I think the entire first administration of Trump was gathering the information the last, the four years that he was not in office, I think was mapping out the funding. And that's why when they got in office day one, they were all...

2:11:13 able to sign all of those things and start in motion to include Doge, all of the operations that is dismantling this octopus, as Danny Casalera called it. And they are doing it, in my opinion, in a very specific way, because if they can't transfer money and if they can't feed themselves,

2:11:41 The entire thing is going to starve along with actually closing down the CIA as a capability altogether. You're absolutely right. So how do you how do you go through all the people involved in this and their their people and determine who who who gets to walk away in life and then who gets held to the letter of the law?

2:12:07 You know, these guys conspired to do some god awful things. I mean, if only if only one percent of what I'm what we're saying happened, they can't stay on the planet. You know, if we're going to fix this, we have to fix it in a way that generations because all this happened in 60 years, 70 years. It needs to be fixed in such a way where a group of evil men get together and talk about conspiring to do the stuff that they've been doing. They go, well, you know, if we do that.

2:12:36 They're going to kill us. It has to. I'm sorry. This didn't just happen in the last 70 years. The transferring it into the government happened in 70 years ago. This has existed for centuries as Warhamster likes to call it. The mercantile process or a model of business goes back, you know, hundreds of years. This.

2:13:03 Conquest and overthrowing of governments in an effort to secure their resources is hundreds of years old. The brilliance of these evil bastards was they bore, once we came to this quote unquote republic model or democracy in Europe, the onus of the

2:13:32 militant aspect of it prior to World War II was put on the companies that wanted to go do business outside of their country. So if you're Ford and you want to sell tractors or whatever, cars in Europe, you are responsible for going and doing your own intelligence and you are responsible for protecting a security perspective.

2:13:59 of all of your resources in that foreign country. You've got no protection to do any of that. You're on your own if you want to go. Otherwise, just do business in the United States and be protected by all of the apparatus of the United States. And so these companies in their global quest, you know, like Rockefeller and all of them, they wanted to branch out and basically own everything.

2:14:24 And they bore the responsibility of both an intelligence apparatus and a militant apparatus in order to protect the resources in those other countries, whether it was hiring private security or whatever. That came out of their bottom line. That's the bottom line. So they decided during whatever, as part of this process, after World War II, they were going to set up inside the U.S. government.

2:14:51 That same apparatus, the intelligence, because it's been an industrial intelligence capability because they've never been about gathering intelligence to protect Americans, which is why we've been attacked repeatedly. And so their brilliant model was to make us as taxpayers pay for that.

2:15:11 While they got all the benefit from it. And the same thing with the standing military. We had never had a standing military prior to World War II. And this standing military has went around and protected the opium fields that pay the CIA to do the covert actions for the industrialists. It's like this round licking, self-licking ice cream cone all at our expense. So they turned us into slaves to pay for their industrial exploitation.

2:15:41 of the world. And when you think about it from a business model, it's brilliant. It's criminal, but it's brilliant. But people were asleep and we let them do it. So to your first point about how you hold them accountable, that's the most difficult piece of this entire process. And I think that's going to be the piece that's most disappointing at the end of the day. And here's why I say that. I spent

2:16:10 And Alpha and I have had these conversations. I spent 30 years inside of this monster and I didn't even know I was in a monster. Now, there are people, obviously, that are pulling triggers in the CIA or hiring people to pull triggers that knows exactly what was going on. My rumble thing just went down. And so.

2:16:39 Those people, I honestly don't know how you delineate between the people that did know and you didn't know. Now, obviously, there's going to be some smoking guns. But you the entire military for decades was brainwashed to believe that.

2:17:01 that communism was as aggressive as the CIA told us it was, and that if we didn't go out and do things to protect the homeland over there, that it was going to come here. Now, where do you draw the line on who you hold accountable for that? Did the four stars have intelligence that told them that that was never the case? Some of them did, clearly. People like Lyman Lemonsker.

2:17:30 I would venture to say most NATO commanders all had that information. Does that mean that the three star below him did? Probably not. Who was read in into that information and who wasn't? There are records of who's held clearances with those types of caveats on to the clearances. So it is going to be a very interesting and I'm glad I'm not in the middle of it.

2:17:58 process on how you hold those people accountable. But I believe to the largest extent possible, that's going to happen. And if it means just cutting off the top portion of it, of people that we know were read into those operations and holding them accountable, we're going to be a hell of a lot better off than we were yesterday or 10 years ago. And then you prevent

2:18:25 the recreation of these things. But one of the tentacles is these fake companies that they set up. These fronts, the NGOs, that all has to be dealt with as part of this whole process of dismantling it. So Southern, you guys were over six and I really do need to go because I have another podcast with War Hamster coming up real quick and I still have to eat dinner.

2:18:54 So, Southern, why don't you go ahead and say your last bit in a very abbreviated way, and then we will come back tomorrow.

2:19:04 I just wanted to thank you because what you said about Trump probably put some of this plan in place while he was in office. If you go back and look at USAID, he tried to chop them to the bone, but he didn't have the power in Congress to do it. But he was able to take some of it out. So I agree. He knew. He knew then. Yeah.

2:19:28 And I just think the mapping has already happened because it wouldn't have been as aggressive at the beginning if it had not happened. So, Carrie, do you have something real quick? Yeah, I just want to put the power of the people back in the hands of the people. The people can change within themselves those aspects that they are seeing in those rich fucks. And that will change a lot. Yeah, good point.

2:19:57 All right, guys, I'm out of here. If you guys want to come watch the 302 show, I will be sending out the link to it as soon as I get it. I'd love to have you guys in the chat. Otherwise, I will see you tomorrow at four. See you then. Bye. Are you guys going to be putting it on here, too, or is it just going to be on Rumble?

2:20:20 I don't know. He's in control of it. It's not my feed. So I don't know where all he I do believe he simulcast it to X. I just don't know that. But I'll DM and ask him and then I'll let you guys know. Thank you, Colonel. Sure. Thanks.

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William Casey ordered_assassination_of Soviet Union book_quoted ▶ 8:17

“During a secret visit by CIA Director Casey to Pakistan, Casey startled his Pakistani host by proposing that they take the Afghan war into enemy territory, including the Soviet Union, which is exactly…”

Inter-Services Intelligence trained Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 8:17

Inter-Services Intelligence carried_out_attack Soviet Union book_quoted ▶ 8:44

“for scattered strikes against military installation factories and storage depots in the Soviet territory. Because this is what they do to aggravate in order to elicit a response. Because that's exactl…”

Harry S. Truman ordered_assassination_of China book_quoted ▶ 19:42

“false flag crisis. Clearly, it was a stimulus from the U.S. government that basically made all of this stuff happen. We now know that a plan for a KMT reinvasion of South China, a plan first authorize…”

Curtis LeMay ordered_assassination_of China book_quoted ▶ 20:10

“These range from extremists like Air Force General Curtis LeMay, who wrote privately about nuking China, to CIA Deputy Director Ray Kline, who had served as a CIA station chief in Taipei. The plan was…”

World Anti-Communist League funded Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 21:59

“and basically sponsored the airlift of the KMT opium camps from western Laos. And we've went all through that with our series on the World Anti-Communist League. But this is a quote for you. The KMT s…”

Joe Alsop funded Air America book_quoted ▶ 23:25

“along with the phony Laos crisis in 1959, would have gone unheeded had it not been for support from the CIA. A key role was played by the influential CIA ally Joseph Alsop, an old China hand and colum…”

Office of Policy Coordination supplied_arms_to Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 26:22

“Under the program of the Office of Policy Coordination, OPC, which remember, that is Frank Wisner, which was originally in the State Department and then moves for the clandestine part of the CIA once …”

Claire Chennault founded Air America book_quoted ▶ 26:55

“was the CIA, and by May 1950, this was in full bloom. The true author of the plan, as noted previously, was General Claire Chenault, whose airline, Civil Air Transport, became OPC-LEMI Supply Line, an…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 28:49

“Civil Air Transport supplied the troops with arms from another CIA proprietary, Sea Supply, and Sea Supply was set up by Paul Helliwell. At an OPC-built airbase in, I think that was Thailand, after de…”

Paul Helliwell founded Sea Supply Corporation book_quoted ▶ 28:49

Sherman Joost covered_up Jack Killam book_quoted ▶ 29:17

“were loading the KMT's opium for the return flight to Bangkok. One of these, a U.S.-China veteran by the name of Jack Killam, K-I-L-L-A-M, was murdered in 1951 after an opium deal went wrong. He was b…”

Sea Supply Corporation supplied_arms_to Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 29:45

“Most of the KMT opium was sold to Thai police chief, who, by what McCoy calls a coincidence, was also the CIA's man in Thailand. So they were basically just doing this under the cover. It was the CIA …”

Frank Wisner secretly_owned Air America book_quoted ▶ 33:14

“In June of 1950, Whitting Willauer, W-I-L-L-A-U-E-R, who supposedly was working for the Civil Air Transport Airline, flew to Washington to negotiate the final takeover of the airline by the U.S. gover…”

Allen Dulles approved Air America book_quoted ▶ 33:44

“decided to acquire the airline. So by June 28th of 1950, CIA Director Hillen Cotter formally approved the OPC CIA takeover of the airline. This was three days after the outbreak of the war that would …”

Paul Helliwell member_of Kuomintang host_asserted ▶ 37:39

“a veteran of the OSS, KMT, because remember, he was the military advisor to Chiang Kai-shek during World War II as the OSS guy, which worked with opium warlords during World War II and made regular pa…”

Paul Helliwell appointed Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 37:39

Paul Helliwell trafficked Green Gang host_asserted ▶ 37:39

Paul Helliwell spied_on Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 37:39

Paul Helliwell founded Air America host_asserted ▶ 38:09

“mainly of Green Gang drug traffickers. And like Tay Lee, he went on to become the architect of the governmental intelligence drug connection, meaning Paul Helliwell did. He basically took over that ro…”

Paul Helliwell secretly_owned Sea Supply Corporation host_asserted ▶ 38:38

“and supposedly owner of C Supply, at least legal counsel, because he's a lawyer by trade. The proprietary, which supplied arms to Chiang Kai-shek, even though the official Washington position is we di…”

Sea Supply Corporation supplied_arms_to Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 38:38

Sea Supply Corporation supplied_arms_to Kuomintang host_asserted ▶ 38:38

Paul Helliwell laundered_money_for Meyer Lansky host_asserted ▶ 39:09

“Defense Force and allowed the use of their sea and airports in Thailand for the transportation of all of these drugs. And that's where we spent $35 million, bribing all of those people. But for years,…”

Paul Helliwell founded Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 39:37

“While representing Thailand, and I just mentioned that he was the official Thai consul in Miami, at a time when KMT money from Thailand and Burma came via Hong Kong to be washed through Meyer Lansky's…”

Castle Bank & Trust laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 40:09

“which laundered funds for both the CIA and organized crime. Castle Bank was only one in a series of banks in this role. It had complex links to Nugent Hand Bank in Australia, which we've covered exten…”

Castle Bank & Trust laundered_money_for Meyer Lansky host_asserted ▶ 40:09

Castle Bank & Trust front_for Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 40:09

George Olmsted member_of Financial General Bankshares host_asserted ▶ 40:09

Paul Helliwell laundered_money_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 40:37

“Another CIA money laundering bank. Hollywell's career was a web of extra governmental connections centered on business and laundering of money, both with the CIA and organized crime, which I would arg…”

Chiang Kai-shek trafficked Green Gang book_quoted ▶ 45:40

“In Southeast Asia, since the middle of the 19th century, the opium farms were almost always connected to secret societies that flourished in Chinese communities, meaning Chiang Kai-shek, Taiwanese nat…”

CIA recruited Lucky Luciano host_asserted ▶ 51:05

“as one of the small group of FBN officials who used their knowledge of the drug world to create mobsters, to recruit mobsters for intelligence purposes. A key example was Williams' former subordinate,…”

George Whitman recruited Lucky Luciano host_asserted ▶ 51:05

Meyer Lansky member_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 52:25

“which had a big stake in the future of drug traffic and how the outcome of the KMT and Chiang Kai-shek arrangements. These figures in turn played a central role and had deep connections to U.S. intell…”

Dean Rusk ordered_assassination_of Chiang Kai-shek book_quoted ▶ 53:25

“I am, though. However, it is clear the elements of the U.S. government were prepared to work with the KMT troops long after their drug activities were obvious. In 1949, even the relative moderate and …”

CIA trained Taliban host_asserted ▶ 58:50

“In southern Pakistan, they've been building pipelines to go into the area of China. And guess what area of China that is? Oh, that's the area where all the Uyghurs are. You know, the Uyghurs that the …”

Mike Pompeo covered_up Taliban host_asserted ▶ 59:21

“Secretary of State Pompeo, who had just been the CIA director and knew damn good and well it still existed and it was still active because they fucking trained it. He gets over to Secretary of State a…”

CIA funded Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 1:02:41

“use all the weapons being sent to him to take out all his competitors that he would end up with all of China. That didn't happen for him because Mao kicked him out. And not wanting to lose his connect…”

CIA trafficked Mafia host_asserted ▶ 1:03:37

“There was a parallel system to what the CIA had set up with Chiang Kai-shek being ran out of back in the day in the 50s. The French into their labs in by the Corsican mafia in southern France. So you …”

CIA laundered_money_for Institute for Bankers of Italy host_asserted ▶ 1:04:06

“exclusive rights to that pipeline. They're making bank on making bank. And at this point, they're using the Vatican Bank, which just conveniently is located in Italy, which gave them also another leg …”

CIA founded Nugan Hand Bank host_asserted ▶ 1:05:03

“So they set up Nugent Hand in Australia. They set up BCCI supposedly in Pakistan, but it wasn't actually ever. I mean, there was a bank called BCCI in Pakistan, but that's not where all the action hap…”

United Front Work Department trafficked Sam Garr host_asserted ▶ 1:07:04

“a fentanyl trafficker who is working for United Front, who was later attacked in a drive-by shooting. I think it's probably really complicated, is my guess. As some folks know, United Front is an orga…”

Justin Trudeau laundered_money_for United Front Work Department host_asserted ▶ 1:07:04

Joe Alsop covered_up Warren Commission host_asserted ▶ 1:12:06

“If that be our definition, then every patriot should hear this phone call because it's amazing. You can literally hear the CIA knit the Warren Commission, which is, again, why, you know, the Gene Hack…”

George Soros targeted_for_regime_change China caller_asserted ▶ 1:13:27

“in regards to what I share in my experience. But one particular question I had is, and I posed this to you, but just wanted to see if it's okay to talk about Tiananmen Square and if you think that tha…”

Douglas MacArthur installed China guest_asserted ▶ 1:14:45

“They're raising military officers that are never explained the difference between China and Taiwan and how the United States and its military, by the way, because MacArthur was responsible for all of …”

Continental National Bank linked_to Kennedy family guest_asserted ▶ 1:30:19

“You'll be very interested in the Continental because it has a long history within our country as well. I was doing research on it and then got sidetracked. But at one time, that bank is an interesting…”

Continental National Bank linked_to Marcinkus guest_asserted ▶ 1:30:19

United Kingdom trafficked Opium Wars guest_asserted ▶ 1:37:03

“And that's very interesting. See, that's one of those kind of things where I put it over here in the part of my brain that I still haven't solved yet. It's still one of those open-ended questions. Bec…”

CIA targeted_for_regime_change Italy host_asserted ▶ 2:02:12

“Italy, in NATO, why the CIA was formed, you know, for this process, and of course the alliance with the Sicilian, you know, mafia, Lucky Luciano, and the drug running involved in all of it. And he bas…”

CIA covered_up Robert Kennedy assassination host_asserted ▶ 2:02:12

CIA funded Lucky Luciano host_asserted ▶ 2:02:12

Harry S. Truman ordered_assassination_of CIA host_asserted ▶ 2:05:47

“of the National Security Action Memorandum 4512-2 that said that we will assassinate, up to and including assassination of anybody that we deem a communist. So he's just like Eisenhower. When Eisenhow…”

CIA funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:06:10

“He created and participated when he was over at NATO's first Allied Supreme Commander setting up Operation Gladio. And then he was president for eight years while it was built out and funded. And then…”

CIA member_of North Atlantic Treaty Organization host_asserted ▶ 2:06:10

Dwight D. Eisenhower founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 2:06:10

Jimmy Carter removed_from_power CIA host_asserted ▶ 2:09:32

“Just shutting the building down and firing all those people won't change anything. You know, they fired dollars. Yeah, I didn't say that was the end of it. You're right. I didn't say that was the end …”

Lyman Lemnitzer member_of North Atlantic Treaty Organization host_asserted ▶ 2:17:30

“I would venture to say most NATO commanders all had that information. Does that mean that the three star below him did? Probably not. Who was read in into that information and who wasn't? There are re…”

Donald Trump removed_from_power USAID guest_asserted ▶ 2:19:04

“I just wanted to thank you because what you said about Trump probably put some of this plan in place while he was in office. If you go back and look at USAID, he tried to chop them to the bone, but he…”