The Colonel’s Corner - JFK Files and open mic day

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0:00 Hello, everybody. We're going to deviate from our normally scheduled show and just do an open mic. I know everybody has lots of questions about things that are happening right now with the JFK release and that kind of thing. So let me get the rumble up and running just to make sure that we have it as a backup.

0:29 And we're going to go ahead and get started. Okay. We are live over there. So if you guys want to repost the space, please do so. And request a mic and come up and let's chat. I'd like to hear any feedback that you guys have from any of the stuff that I posted today.

0:58 I've got like about 25 different windows open from things that you guys have been sending me, both in DMs and obviously on X, just by tagging me in different posts. And I'm trying to look through as many as I can. Unfortunately, a lot of the files are like 100 pages deep.

1:25 So it's taken me a little bit of time to get through them, do a little bit of correlating to my notes because a lot of my notes, not all of them, I have in a file where I can search on words electronically. And obviously the books that we've been reviewing is all at home and I'm not at home right now. So doing the best I can.

1:54 to get that information out. Go ahead, Bridget. Oh my God, you must have had ESP. Did you see the post about the U.S. Peace, the, you know, U.S. Institute for Peace that I forwarded to you? So War Hamster had actually sent that to me earlier. And I had pulled out the information because they had come up in a different,

2:28 context probably a year ago. And I knew I had something on them. And I had went back and looked at a whole bunch of the different people that had served on there that kind of overlapped with some of the stuff that I had found. So I'm not necessarily done with them because I think, and I don't know if you had a chance, but I think if you look, they basically...

2:56 are a propaganda for the National Security Council, the military-industrial complex, and the CIA, kind of a combination. And they pay people to write things like Rand to reinforce what they're already going to do.

3:23 So that's how they came across my radar originally is because in some of these operations, you can trace some of the people that are on the ground that are in and out of the CIA, which I think they're always in. They just pretend that they're out posing as journalists and all this other stuff. And then you start pulling on the threads and you find out that they got a grant from this Peace Institute in the middle of.

3:52 advocating for war, as all of the people that I highlighted you could see, they're war hawks. That's what they are. But they specifically target information based on an ongoing CIA operation, just as you saw with the one guy who was in Brazil just at the onset of the coup there in the early 60s.

4:18 And that is a reoccurring theme with that organization, like with so many of them. Absolutely. And we are seeing in real time them dismantling all of this in front of our eyes because that was the most hysterical part about that was the guy barricaded himself inside of his office when Doze showed up. You know, nothing like looking a little guilty. I'm just saying.

4:49 Until they had to physically remove him from his office. And then he starts screaming about how they did it illegally and so on, so on, so on. And again, if you had any doubts as to the nefarious nature of it, that pretty much seals the deal for me. When you blockade yourself inside of your office at the thought of an audit, you know, so then. All right.

5:20 Um, this, this kind of is just like a, a really weird thing because, um, when you described it that way, I mean, obviously I've read some of the, just like, you know, 40,000 foot looks of the overview of what was happening there, um, while I was doing all that other research. But when you just said that, Bridget, um, you reminded me of when I first started this, um,

5:50 a couple of years ago, I had, and I know this is going to sound totally freaky, but I had a dream for like four nights in a row. It was so disturbing to me, but it was kind of like no faces, no nothing, but that someone had started acting on information.

6:19 about Operation Gladio. And they were going through the CIA looking for anything and everything that had to do with it. And that there was some kind of altercation. And when you just described that, that just, and I completely forgot about it until the way you just described that. But that brought back that memory.

6:46 of that dream because it was so disturbing because at the end of it, there was violence that was associated with it, which, you know, that's one of those things that you'd like to sit up in the middle of your bed and go, what the hell? But anyway, that's crazy. SR-71, go ahead and go. Thank you, Colonel. And thank everyone for attending. Open mic. Wow. That's something, Colonel. What can I say? We don't do that very often, do we? No, we don't.

7:16 But it's going to be enjoyable. I know it is. What really struck me more than anything else about this scenario was it wasn't just the director here that locked himself in an office. He managed to get almost the entire employees there to do the same. Lock the place up and barricade it.

7:46 Just blew my mind when I heard that. It was like, what are we doing here? We're hiding shit. They're trying to hide something. I can say that much. Well, let me also just point out something that I think is very interesting about this. This would be, depending on who you're talking about at the CIA.

8:18 You have so many dynamics here, okay, because we've all agreed that just following orders is not okay anymore. And if you're talking about people that are, especially the ones that are in the clandestine area, the operational area of the CIA, you're talking about people who may have

8:47 just quote unquote followed orders and never ever challenged what they knew to be wrong. And at some point when you're then confronted with the choices that you make, you may have a reaction like that guy did. But there's something that we're all going to have to deal with here. There's going to be military people that are in the same boat.

9:15 There are going to be people who did missions that there's no way that they didn't know what they were doing was not right. So there's going to be some very difficult times ahead for all of us as a country that we're going to have to collectively work through together. And I just want you guys to be ahead of the curve.

9:45 I want you guys to think about stuff like that so that you can have those conversations. You can go through this process ahead of time and be prepared as opposed to kind of being the ship that's caught in the tragic flash storm out at sea. Charlie, Sue, go ahead.

10:13 Yes, thank you, Colonel. I went through your rumble last night and I subscribed and I noticed you're, it's going to take me probably a couple of months to get through all of your videos, but I really appreciated your content. In regards to today in the JFK files, the question I have is, what type of documents did you notice were included in the release yesterday between the different agencies like the FBI, the CIA, and then the police records?

10:43 Did that shed light on any of the potential past conspiracies and current conspiracies that you're working on or alternative theories about the assassination? Well, so really my focus on the assassination is how it was the potential of it involving Operation Gladio because Operation Gladio has lots of heads of states assassination.

11:10 My hypothesis, if you will, is that if the pattern that we established in Operation Gladio is true and that every time they elect someone that doesn't go along with this globalist international syndicate's way of doing things, they assassinate them, they overthrow their government, whatever, then...

11:33 You know, we need to look at it and see if you can either prove or disprove that hypothesis. And as I stated in one of the posts, let me pull it up real quick, that I made today, they actually talk about using stay-behind units. So collectively, and I've only went through a handful, but each and every one of them that I have looked at,

12:01 reinforces the fact that it was fully acknowledged inside of the CIA. So again, let me back up just a minute. The ongoing narrative when I first started this was Operation Gladio, although it was a NATO-ran operation, was only ever done in Europe. It was never done in South...

12:29 It was never done in Africa. It was never done in Asia. It was strictly only Europe. It was only for about a 10 year period of time. Then it was over and it never happened again. The more we researched it and just and I didn't accept that as not being true. I still thought it was absolutely crazy. It happened even if it only happened for 15 years and it was only happening in Europe.

12:58 Because I was stationed in Europe. I went on a NATO deployment. I was part of NATO. So that, you know, was just enough to get my interest up. So in researching that, and then you see that the exact same people that Otto Skorzeny trained for all of the European operations started popping up when I was doing paramilitary searches, only it was in the Congo and it was in Angola. And it was, and I'm like, what the hell is he doing there?

13:28 Oh, and he's in South America. Oh, and they also have a P2 lodge in Argentina. So it quickly escalated to this is absolutely not a Europe only operation. And then we ran across Operation Condor, which is basically the counterpart to Gladio in South America. And we went down that major rabbit hole. And so it just kept.

13:53 was increasing in scale. And then by the scale, it also increased the timeframe. So as all of this stuff starts happening, I begin to think, well, wait a minute. If this is a NATO-ran thing, we're in NATO. What is our Gladio? And of course, we spent probably the better part of two months researching terms like paramilitary.

14:22 U.S., CIA, FBI, anything that we could correlate term wise to what was going on. You know, weapon caches in all of those kind of terms. And we found the Cuban exiles. The Cuban exiles are our one of ours because there are more. One of our elements of Operation Gladio. They were trained.

14:51 At a place that you can see in the declassified memos was literally called an interrogation center. Now, can someone explain to me why Apalaca, Florida has an interrogation center ran by the CIA in America? I don't think you can if you want to not understand how Operation Gladio works in the fact that the CIA.

15:20 running Operation Gladio as an American operation established Gladio stay-behind units inside America. And then, of course, we stumbled across the fact that one of them, well, two of the actual agents, but one of the cells was sent up to Washington, D.C. to assassinate the former ambassador to Chile.

15:42 So we have documented ongoing Operation Gladio terror events inside the United States using their terror cells. And the use of the words in these memos, which is the first time I've actually seen that particular memo, use the word stay behind. And in this case, it was the CIA saying that they were putting them inside of Cuba. So they're fully acknowledging as a CIA that they're doing this and they're using the Cuban exiles.

16:10 as the stay-behind elements. So that verifies something that we had surmised very early on in our research. Does that help? Yes, that was more than thorough. Who killed JFK, Colonel? So there's a couple of different aspects to this. You are not going to find, no matter if you have one piece of paper or 10,000 pieces of paper,

16:40 a smoking gun that says um oas agent um sautere is the guy that pulled the trigger one of the guys obviously we know there's multiple guys you're not going to find that why are you done to do that have an investigation that was um classified after the investigation was done and put in a file it was never done because the story the minute the trigger was pulled

17:14 was Oswald. That story had been built for the better part of the preceding year, multi-years actually, in the setup of him being a patsy for some future venture. It just so happened to be the JFK. They had touched him in places that he needed to be put in order to use him either as a Russian puppet.

17:40 A communist Cuban puppet by visiting the in the Mexican Mexico embassy. So they had groomed him to be one of these people. And there's lots of people out there that they groomed to do this. They don't even know how they're going to use them. They just know because they have boogeyman's already identified. It's either going to be a communist boogeyman. Now we do radical Islamist boogeyman. So you just dirty them up with radical Islamic and then you can use them in any way.

18:09 against any target. And so if he's already the pre-groomed Patsy and you have your people embedded in the Dallas police, which I've already explained how the whole police embeds work, and you've got your embeds in the FBI, then there's never going to be an actual investigation for it to be unclassified or declassified at some future time.

18:36 So what you're going to have to do is build a circumstantial evidence case that it was these people. And the way you do that is kind of the way that we approach this is at first when we first started doing this again, I looked at it strictly as a military operation. I didn't look at it as killing heads of state. I didn't even know they did that. I thought just doing domestic terror events was pretty bad. It wasn't until.

19:06 the um follow-on to the murder the assassination of the italian um prime minister aldo morrow that because originally they said that was done by communists too um but the more evidence that came out the more it was um demonstrated that it was the operation gladio elements of the italian program that murdered him um you have some of the same characteristics with um

19:36 olaf palm in um sweden then that kind of got me thinking okay well if they assassinate heads of state and then of course we found out about chile and them killing alinda and stuff like that um that's kind of when it hit us that oh shit didn't they kill jfk and then of course we got to the part of finding lyman limitsker the general of nato um and again i'm i'm embarrassed to say

20:06 That I was assigned to NATO. I got a degree in military history. Excuse me. And I never knew that. Sorry. I never knew that NATO was actually initially set up in Paris. And then Lyman Lemonsker was thrown out of Paris because.

20:39 The NATO-trained forces were trying to kill the president, Charles de Gaulle. Charles de Gaulle worked on several projects with JFK. They were together on, as far as policy goes, on a lot of foreign policy issues, like the liberation of Algeria, the freedom of the Congo, helping Indonesia stand up on its feet.

21:09 after having been a Dutch colony, and they hated him. They hated Charles de Gaulle for doing it, and they hated JFK for doing it. This is not as simple as one element, and this is the only reason that he was knocked off. There is so many elements to this that JFK, and frankly, it actually...

21:31 infuriates me for people to be so simple-minded to think that one issue and one issue alone, even though it's as grave as a nuclear program, would be the only thing that JFK stood for. That was not his, I don't even think that was his major foreign policy feather in his cap.

21:59 I think freedom was. This man put himself out all over the world to stand for the Congolese, the Indonesian people, the Algerian people. And he did this in a way that was very vocal, very public, and very supportive of these newly created freedom-seeking countries.

22:27 In some cases, the Congo, 350 years of living in the squalors of Belgium imperialism. And so to say that he was murdered for one aspect of all of those things, which pissed off all of the people that were making money off of all of these enslaved people, to me is just selling his legacy very short. So, Carrie, go ahead.

23:01 Hey, Colonel. Thanks for having the space. So I just I've studied dreams a lot and Jungian stuff. And I'm just a weirdo. I'm like an artist. So I do stuff like that. But I just wanted to tell you that that kind of experience.

23:31 is generally, I'm not saying every time, but generally to give validation for you. Right. Like, so that memory came back just to like, yeah, you know, just as like, yes, yes, yes. Yes. And that was the purpose of the dream. You didn't know that at the time, but that's okay, you know.

23:58 It is kind of scary sometimes, but it sounds like you're very spiritually open. Anyway, or open or whatever. And the other thing is, Bridget is really smart. I just want to throw that out there. And you were just talking about, you know, the infiltrations. And I think I've talked to you about this man before, John O'Neill.

24:26 that was an FBI agent in New York City. And he was, as far as I'm concerned, assassinated in the World Trade Center. They had basically, as far as I'm concerned, placed him in a job there after he had a really long-term problem with the FBI. He investigated, and people can look further into this, it's really long,

24:57 investigated bin laden because of the first world trade center bombing um and as far as i'm concerned he was you know um pushing back from within the fbi as a real fbi agent and hitting the internet international syndicate wall but he did he wasn't aware of that of course but um it's a really

25:24 For me, it's so good to know about his story because I'm so jaded that I'm like, every FBI agent is death, you know? And the last thing is, is there an idea, because of something you said earlier, is there an idea in the military that following orders is the penultimate?

25:54 Is that true? It's what? The ultimate thing that you do is you follow orders. Only legal orders. And that's kind of the whole thing that came out of Vietnam. At least that's what they told us. They lied. But the whole idea was that if you are told to go kill innocent women and children, you can't just do that. That's not a lawful order. We are there.

26:21 in theory, to kill combatants. And you are not allowed to just indiscriminately kill people, which is what was going on with the Phoenix program. And that was kind of the quote unquote lesson learned, although they still do it today. So they didn't learn a damn thing. But that is kind of the offhanded thing that people like to say now is that just following orders is no longer a justifiable.

26:50 defense because it used to be it used to be that you for example they they told people that little kids were wearing suicide vests that so you you were authorized to do

27:08 Whatever it is that you were told to do and you weren't allowed to have a second thought about it, that these women in these, you know, loosely fitting garments were wearing suicide belts. So if we tell you to kill them, then you just need to kill them. And in the aftermath, that requires a brainless drone in order to fulfill those things. And it doesn't relieve you of your functioning brain in order to say.

27:37 That based on what's going on here and I can actually see the person with my own eyes, unless they have it shoved up in a body cavity, there's no bombs on them. And so, you know, if you wake people up in the middle of the night out of their bed, they obviously are not a suicide bomber. And that's some of the things that happened in Vietnam that was later said, yeah, you can't just say I was following orders and get away with that.

28:15 Anybody else? I think we have Kathy and then a speaker. Okay, go ahead, Kathy. Hi, hello. I hope you can hear me okay on my new earbuds. I wanted to ask you, and you may have already talked about this. I got in a tad bit late, but as we were all talking about the latest data dump on the JFK.

28:49 It was so interesting to me because it turned out that there was a document that was somehow JFK Jr. had sent some document to Biden, Senator Biden, I think at that time, calling him a traitor. And somehow that had ended up in his dad's files.

29:12 And which is easy enough to kind of think, OK, well, you know, filing errors happen. So that's not impossible to think. But it was very vague. And I was just curious if you knew anything about anything on that particular storyline and if there was any connection that would make any sense. I don't know. I have not looked into that. I did see someone post that yesterday.

29:41 But I have not had a chance to check it along the kind of rough draft timeline of events that would have anything to do with Operation Gladiator or anything that I've researched. It is odd. But also understand that they actually misfiled things on purpose.

30:04 We ran across that a couple of times in going through people's that reporters that had done FOIA request where they had done a FOIA. One of the book authors, I want to see it was Trento, did a FOIA request. And in addition to the information that he was requesting, he got information about a completely different case that had been purposely misfiled.

30:32 in another person's case. And the two CIA agents that he used as his source when he wrote the one book that we recently reviewed, Prelude to Terror, the one source, when he had them on the phone, because they had a long dialogue on the phone back and forth during the course of him sharing secrets of the CIA with Joe Trento, the author,

30:59 on the promise that you don't write your book until after I'm dead, which he honored that request, he said that we had a separate chart so we could find them, where we purposely misfiled folders and documents in other semi-related folders in order.

31:26 If we got a FOIA request, we didn't have to release the more sensitive documents because they were over here in this folder and we could honestly say they didn't exist. Now, common sense would tell you, and I find this fascinating because it keeps coming up, why wouldn't you just shred them? Why are you keeping incriminating documents when you live in a vault? There's something about this whole thing of...

31:55 having the information in the CIA, whether it's the sense that no one's ever going to catch them and it's that excitement, the adrenaline of it being there, but no one's ever going to get to see it, kind of psychotic piece to that. I don't know. But I find it completely fascinating that they have incriminating evidence and they're playing a game instead of destroying it. And that's a documented fact.

32:26 So the real Andromeda. Andromeda. Sorry, we met in Reaper Space when we hosted you the other night. Yeah. How are you today? Good. How are you? I'm good. Thank you. I'd like to take it back to your frustration on the one point narrative, if I could.

32:50 So many people, so many people. We literally just got access to these files and they're adding more and more. And in my opinion, I don't think we're going to find anything on surface that they're showing us. I think that it's going to take weeks and weeks and weeks of researching and correlating names, agencies.

33:19 Like correlating people and stuff like that before we can even presume to start a narrative. I don't disagree with you. And that's the reason why I feel blessed that I have a two year head start on and the people here that have been with me the whole time have a two year start on those name correlations. The organizations, the front companies, the.

33:48 The associations, the timeline, the governments that have been overthrown. So like this morning when I was working on a couple of them and I noticed that the one guy at the quote unquote Peace Institute was in Brazil in a couple of years preceding. He was there actually including the coup, but a couple of years before it.

34:14 I immediately now know that just by looking at the timeline. So I have in my head now the timeline of when all of these coups happened. And when I read that someone was in Brazil in 59, 60, 62, then I know they were part of the coup. If I read that they were in Chile in like 69, 70, 71, the coup was in like 72, 73, I know that they were part of the coup.

34:40 And fortunately for us and my old brain, they use the same people. You're going to have the same ambassador in three or four different countries because they are trained on how to orchestrate coups. And so you'll have the same CIA station chief. You'll have the same ambassador. You'll have the same three or four, especially in Latin America, senior Cuban exiles. They're going to be the Hispanic speaking.

35:08 excuse me, people on the ground leading the union rabble-rousers, the teacher rabble-rousers, the women's, the student groups, it's always the same people. So that gives us kind of a heads up on some of looking at these things, which it will take someone else who doesn't have that kind of, you know, sitting on a pile on their desk.

35:35 longer to be able to make those associations. But your point is very valid. Because there is not going to be a smoking gun, because there was not an actual legitimate investigation into what happened, we are going to have to build a circumstantial case to validate anything that we assume to be true. And in doing so, your entire case is going to be based on, in my opinion, patterns.

36:04 of other assassinations around the world that these same assholes did and that's why i think understanding operation gladio is critical to this journey um because it is the template sr71 thank you colonel as you were saying about all these people in the name to keep appearing it it to me i i see it as a game of musical chairs and you can see the rise in the organization as they move along

36:52 It just blows my mind. Yeah, yeah. I mean, just look up, if you guys are new to this, go to even his Wikipedia page, although it's not as detailed as some of the articles that have been written about him, even his eulogy, actually. Just look up a guy by the name of William Polly. The man was all over.

37:15 He not only was in Southeast Asia setting up Chiang Kai-shek as the drug king over there with an Air Force and a Navy and everything else. He's a multi, multi, multimillionaire that was basically in service with front companies to the CIA. He's all over Latin America. He was an ambassador down there, and he just keeps showing up in coup places on particular timelines. And he has a very odd death.

37:45 So another pattern for the people that are involved in these things. Tim, go ahead. Oh, thank you. How are you, Colonel? I'm great. How are you? Good, good. I'm just leaving the Big D Dallas on my way back to Ohio. I was curious to get your thoughts on how much you think George W. Bush.

38:20 what we are now looking at. And what do you think about the timing of the release of all of this and the AI that is now available to us to use like Grok? What do you think about that? Because it is going to help a lot with the correlation and times and people and years and places and so forth.

38:48 to utilize that as a tool. I mean, I love using my brain, but it's pretty exhausting when you're looking at this expanse of a work, you know, for me anyway. Ask Bridget when we first came over to X why I was so dogged, determined about writing threads. Everybody kept saying, oh, do this, do that, put it over on Substack and just put a link. And I said, no.

39:14 They had talked about doing grok before it was even brought live. And I told Bridget, I want all of this information fed into it. I spent literally, excuse me, months doing that. That's awesome. And for that reason, so that that information is now available to people already correlated.

39:46 for them to use. Yes, it is. And thank you for that, by the way. And it also encouraged people to read. You know, those of us that are out there that just want to dig and don't sit back and wait for somebody else to drop, you know, posts on X that we can swipe and go make our own. Some of us want to actually do the research, but this is pretty exhausting. My last question and kind of point.

40:17 How much do you think Norma Jean, Marilyn Monroe, tainted JFK to look away from the U.S. and to these other countries? And the reason I ask that is, like you were talking about, he was so engulfed with freedom in every area, every place of the world. That seemed to be his...

40:48 His theme. Do you think he was drawn away from looking closer at the USA and that was one of the weaknesses and how they were able to pull this off right here in our own country? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't think he was not aware. I mean, if you go back to that speech about him.

41:09 If you guys with your Gladio glasses on listen to his speech about the secret societies and how they do it by infiltration and how they do it by subversion, he is telling you without using the word Operation Gladio, he is fully aware of it. Whether he knew Operation Gladio was being ran out of NATO, which I kind of doubt because I don't think he would have put Lyman Lemonsker over there after he actually wrote an Operation Gladio plan called Operation Northwood, he knew it existed.

41:39 And he was in the process of developing a plan to disassemble it. I think he thought just like Trump did, he wasn't going to have enough time to do it in one term. So he had to get past his reelection to start the actual scalping of the destruction of the apparatus. But I think what he thought.

42:07 was that he could spend his time like Trump did. Trump did his world tour. People call it the capitulation tour, that he was drumming up the support for what he was. I think Trump's finishing exactly what JFK was doing. And I don't think JFK was distracted. I think he was killed in the middle of doing exactly what Trump is now trying to fulfill. Right. And my last point, and I'll get off of here. So.

42:36 I didn't mean distracted with the whole thing. I understood the speech and he understood the secret societies and he was going after that. What I meant was the exact timing of that week and the week prior and his plans and his planned trip for that day where he was going. It just feels like that that was more...

43:04 Maybe the timing of that was pushed to get him to that area. Do you know what I mean? Well, the whole thing was set up. Right, right. As far as the assassination, I mean, obviously it was planned. But I don't think Marilyn Monroe had anything to do with that. As a matter of fact, I just took for granted that all of that infidelity stuff was true. But I also know now.

43:35 That a lot of the stuff is not necessarily true. It's just like what they're doing, what they did with Trump. The accusation of rape, the accusation of this, that, or the other. I do believe that if you go and look at some of the people that they say he had affairs with, they were actually part of the CIA. So it may or may not have been even true. So I just want to put that out there. Don't think that any part of this story is true.

44:03 or don't think that any part of this story is not true, question everything. Because we have learned that they are not above doing all of this stuff as far as making up shit. And we're watching it. And I do think that there's a method to God's madness in this, in that all of these things that have befallen Trump, and we're going to be presented with information, which I think we've already dug up a lot of it,

44:33 That is going to make you question everything. I'm going to throw a really totally bizarre concept out there. If you follow both pre-JFK and post-JFK Jackie Kennedy's life, I'm not at all sure she is who we think she was. There's a lot of things.

45:01 That when you look at her life through Operation Gladio, that doesn't make a whole lot of sense at all. People that she affiliated with afterwards very much was part of, like Onassis. I mean, he's big time. The whole shipping thing and drugs and weapons and all of that stuff.

45:26 I think there's a lot more to that story. And I just wrote a thread recently about his name. I got so much crap in my head already. His name's not going to come to me. Bridget, do you remember the guy, the last guy that she was living with when she died? I can't remember his name.

45:48 Brain just went blank. So I can look it up for you. Yeah. So that guy, he has a totally crazy story that looks like he's a diamond. He was a diamond dealer, if I recall correctly, which means he was part of this whole syndicate. So, yeah, I think there's a whole lot more story there as well. Charlie, thank you, ma'am.

46:14 And I'm very jealous of your library that you have on your bookshelf. And I think you should start allowing us to borrow those books so you could just send those to us. Yeah, that's not. Request them every day. Ma'am, chromatic. Let me see here. There's someone actually before me. OK. It's charismatic. Go ahead, Carrie.

46:41 Hey, yeah, so I just wanted to throw something out there about why they keep the files. And my first thought was that they could use those as blackmail. Like, we have files. Yeah, but most of their files incriminate themselves. So, I mean, obviously they could blackmail each other.

47:10 They like killing each other. But you don't need the files at the CIA because as the case was proven with Trento, they have copies of everything that they take. So why leave it there? I don't know. They're crazy as mother. They're definitely crazy. I agree. Charlie, go ahead. I'm curious. You dived into a little bit about JFK essentially was.

47:39 the spoken hero with the Cuban Missile Crisis, and then he was in Paris, and then we were talking about the nukes. Was there policy that was currently in the works as far as maybe rolling out that might have led to a cessation? Because we're all talking about who did it. I want to know why they did it. That's really, I think, the story. And then earlier, you're talking about Marilyn and maybe some of the women.

48:04 Have you gotten to the files where they actually talk about the CIA prostitution rings essentially using the sex spionage for corruption to be able to keep these people under lock and key? I mean I know all about the blackmail. When we first started this, we have a diagram that – I mean I haven't pulled it out in a long time. But the diagram –

48:31 of Operation Gladio for people like me that are visual is the old kind of covered wagon wheel. And it has three spokes on it. The three spokes that make up Operation Gladio is drug trafficking. So the rim.

48:48 The outside is Operation Gladio. It's inclusive of the whole thing. It's made up of drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, and human trafficking. And the thing that allows all of that to happen in a covert manner is the grease in the hub of the wheel, which is blackmail. They couldn't do any of this without blackmail. So in the heart of everything, Operation Gladio is driven off of blackmail in order for it to all work.

49:17 Because if you don't have control of the politicians and you don't have control of the people like the bankers that are controlling the money and all that, so you have to have blackmail on everybody. And that's why they have blackmail rings in order to set those things up. So that's kind of just baked into the cake. Does that make sense? Yes, ma'am. Absolutely. So what was the other part of your question?

49:45 It went in regards to the policy that he was currently working on at the time that might have been a conspiracy for the assassination. So it wasn't a policy. And that's what I'm trying to I'm obviously not doing a good job. JFK, every single thing he touched, just like with Trump, is controversial. He was talking to the Soviet Union and Cuba behind the scenes through a go between trying to.

50:15 To change foreign policy, to engage the Soviet Union and Cuba in order to demonstrate in a proactive way that working inside of a capitalist system and trading with people like we did with China, who we still hate for some reason.

50:35 philosophy that Nixon eventually uses with China to trade to bring them to our way of thinking and make them a more democratic entity, which some would argue they're definitely much better than they were under Mao, because they're not killing millions of people. That thought process was what JFK was trying to work on behind the scenes with the Soviet Union and Cuba.

51:02 Well, obviously the people in the CIA and the mafia who wanted Cuba back for their drug processing didn't want that to happen. And you're not allowed, according to the syndicate, to ruin the Soviet Union as the communist boogeyman. Their entire capture of the entire world's resources was based on one thing. I can label you a communist and kill you. That's literally the big stick in the closet.

51:32 If you start engaging with the Soviet Union, you just burned my stick up. So that was one thing that totally pissed the entire foreign policy establishment in the international syndicate off. He was trying to disassemble their big stick, the boogeyman. He was going to open the closet and go, look, this boogeyman is not all that bad. That could not happen. So that's one. Indonesia.

52:05 Sukarno was the newly elected president. The CIA had already tried to overthrow him once. JFK comes in and he wants to engage with and make him a success. He didn't know all about the pure oil and the mountain of gold over there.

52:24 He wanted to do it because it was the right thing to do. The international syndicate didn't want to engage with him because he was a nationalist and was going to use the money from the gold and the oil on the Indonesian people, and they wanted it. And so they had to get him out.

52:42 But JFK had already said he was scheduling a meeting to go over there in January. They couldn't allow that meeting to happen because once that meeting happened, the kiss of the golden ring of JFK and Sukarno would have made a coup at that point much more difficult for the country of Indonesia to pull off, the rabble-rousers over there that the CIA was instigating.

53:08 A couple years after JFK is assassinated, they overthrow the government of Indonesia and steal all of their gold and oil. And they get pennies on the dollar as opposed to what they would have gotten had JFK still been alive. And then, of course, you move to the Congo. They assassinated Lumumba just days before JFK got into office. He was working with the Swedish UN.

53:36 Secretary General Das, I can't pronounce his last name, Haberstadt, that they wanted to get the CIA out of there and basically try to help them get back on their feet because he was infuriated when he found out. And they didn't even tell him for weeks. He was president for weeks before he knew his own CIA had assassinated Lumumba. So that totally pissed him off.

54:04 And again, you can just go country by country by country. And all of this stuff, they were going to coup Brazil, which they went ahead and end up doing that one too. So in the aftermath of all of this, and he wanted to pull out of Vietnam. He had already announced that to everybody. We are leaving Vietnam. I want all the military advisors out. You CIA people get your shit packed up. Well, they couldn't leave Vietnam because that's where all their opium was. So there was no way they were leaving.

54:34 All of these things were going on simultaneously, and he hit on every single one of them. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. I had two questions for you. I'll stick to one for now since we're on the subject of Vietnam. There was a number of documents that came out on the Diem coup, including stuff that basically showed that the CIA was in communication with…

55:05 you know, the military generals who were sort of plotting a coup six weeks ahead of time. I know that we were kind of behind the DM coup. I know that, you know, Henry Cabot Lodge and, you know, E. Howard Hunt had a lot of complicity in that. I don't know if these documents have been released. Like, I'm current through 73 with the Nixon tapes. Is that stuff already out there, or is this new information?

55:33 No, there's a lot of that already out there as far as the CIA coordinating. And if you can tolerate his politics, Doug Valentine has accumulated the most evidence of all of the stuff that you just talked about. His books, he's written like three of them on Vietnam and one specifically just on Operation –

55:59 Phoenix program. But the other two are more generically about the whole time that we were in Vietnam and the coordinating with the Vietnamese generals and others using USAID and some of the other apparatus, I think at the time that was still called AID, and the information agency to orchestrate that coup.

56:28 I think all of that's out there. That doesn't mean there's not more, but there's enough to establish the fact that we were behind that coup 100%. Fair enough. I have one other question, which is, there's a lot of documents involving the Rockefeller Commission in this data release here. And I wonder if you think it would be productive here. I'm not sure if anybody's read the Westing game, but it's this...

56:55 It's this story about how they have to put all these different puzzle pieces together and figure out what's not being released. And I wonder if there's sort of an opportunity to go back through the documents that the CIA released, what Rockefeller ought to have had access to back in 75, and sort of see if there's sort of a difference in the narratives between, you know...

57:25 The CIA, you know, agent who, you know, confessed to his friends up in New Jersey and then went missing six months later, you know, and some of the other issues and what Rockefeller actually released. And maybe there's sort of an obstruction of justice case against Nelson Rockefeller, you know, in terms of what he covered up here. Yeah. Oh, gosh. Nelson Rockefeller is kind of the one, you know.

57:54 When people talk about the Rockefellers, he's almost not ever the one they talk about. And he's one of the most evil ones of them. It's fascinating, as you guys know, that book, I Will Be Done. I still am in the middle of reading that, by the way. Actually, I'm probably three-fourths of the way. But it is a very large book. It's like over 700 pages long. And in places it's dry.

58:21 But very important information you have to have. So you can only do little pieces of it at a time. But his involvement, I had no idea that he spent so much time involved in South America, which kind of now makes sense because the whole reason these people do this, and just in case this is not clear, I'm going to say it again.

58:44 This entire thing, Operation Gladio, the overthrowing of governments, the killing of people, the installation of fascist dictators that are controlled by the apparatus over which the international syndicate rules, is a monopolizing ability to control all the world's resources, to include people. That's their vision. They want control of everything.

59:13 They have they being people like the Rockefeller family, although there are much more. It's huge. But anyway, we'll just use them as an example. They had their fingers literally in every nook and cranny of South America, in all of Latin America, Mexico through oil, Venezuela through oil.

59:39 Nelson Rockefeller bought up almost all of the grocery stores in Venezuela. I had no idea. They worked with International Harvester and Monsanto and all of them as far as farming. He went through all of South America and insisted by bribing people that they all start using modern farm implements while he owned all of the stock of the farm implements that he was mandating they use.

1:00:06 I mean, the sheer evilness of that entire family. And then he goes on to become the vice president and not part of any election process. He gets there, obviously, by the same Cuban exiles that are Operation Gladio staging the break in at the Watergate. Nixon gets, you know, he resigns. Ford becomes president. And then Nelson Rockefeller, who, you know.

1:00:34 You guys can look up his history, but there's so much more to it. It comes in as vice president. And as you alluded to, is in charge of this commission. And this commission does all of these crazy things. And there's different long term policy implications that he orchestrated as this like ghost from nowhere. That's like.

1:00:59 you know one of the the billionaires that is controlling all of this stuff and he's sitting right in the white house doing it i think there's probably a way using those documents to potentially nail the rockefeller commission just for lies by admission the same way that like we've done this you know with media reporting on court cases and everything how they'll focus on like three important details and then like leave out something you know four or five things that are extremely important they'll just submit them

1:01:29 I feel like you can probably do the same thing with Rockefeller, but I feel like it's probably going to be a great deal of work. Yeah, work that I'm not going to be doing. I know, I know. I mean, I might start the very slow process of doing it, but it's probably going to take more than one person if it happens. Yeah, I agree. I understand. Not you. Somebody else. Fair enough. Yeah. Tracy, go ahead. Hey, Colonel.

1:02:00 Time Frog introduced you to me like six or seven months ago. So you are officially a habit. I don't always get on at four, but you do like a lot of yard work with me and all that stuff. So I'm just going to drop a couple of, I've got like five things I just want to drop and you can answer them or you can like think about it and get back. But so.

1:02:31 YMCA, which is Trump's, like, you know, theme song. Lee Harvey Oswald stayed at the YMCA in Dallas the weekend. Gitmo also has a YMCA. It was a YMCA. Oh, it was. Okay. So, all right. And I do tell my husband, I'm like, I'm putting my gladiator glasses on, and he looks at me like, what?

1:03:03 So anyway, this is this is just bothered me because I've always thought like bad, bad, bad Soviet Union. But 1967 and the USS Liberty, who came to our rescue? And you don't have to answer that now. I mean, unless you because I mean, I've got other stuff. But what do you mean who came to our rescue? Well, we were. Are you talking about the Russian sub?

1:03:31 Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I've covered that. Oh, I know you did. You taught me that. Yeah. I mean, like, I was always Russia, Russia, Russia bad. I remember when the wall came down. And I don't, I wouldn't put it quite that way. I think they definitely saved the lives of those sailors. Because, for those of you who don't know, during the...

1:04:02 onslaught of the Israeli attack, both Air Force and Navy, on the USS Liberty, which was a defenseless in international waters reconnaissance ship with basically no weapons on board. And the attack went on for hours, trying to sink the ship.

1:04:22 torpedo boats that had made multiple passes at torpedoing the boat and had launched five torpedoes, one of which hit it in the middle where the mission area of the reconnaissance equipment was basically housed. During that last pass of the torpedo boats, there was a Russian sub that surfaced that their

1:04:52 periscope or whatever was clearly visible and it was um surmised that the reason why the incoming there was another round of aircraft inbound um to try to finish off the ship that they were turned around and the reason why the torpedo boats um turned around and left is because now you had a third party involved via the russian that could be blackmailing everybody involved

1:05:22 because now they had evidence of it actually being Israel, and neither LBJ nor the Israelis would get away indefinitely with denying that it actually happened. All right, what else you got? And you could have said that better. I mean, I like that from you. Okay, so the Bushes came from, like, Austria and Germany, and Otto.

1:05:53 I forget his last name, but he was Hitler's, like, bodyguard. Otto Corzini. Yes, thank you. Not for you to answer it, but just, like, marinate on it. Could he have had anything to do? Because, like, he was a hitman for the Mossad, too. And he just said whoever paid him, he would hit him. And he was alive with JFK. And the last question, unless you want to address that.

1:06:24 Well, it is reported that he died in 75, so he was definitely alive at the time. However, the evidence that we've been able to find is, although he did go on some missions in which he planned and trained the assassins, there's no evidence that he was in Dallas.

1:06:48 A lot of evidence that two of his trained assassins from the French OAS, which are the same people that were trying to kill Charles de Gaulle while he was working with JFK over 20 times, were actually in Dallas that day. I did not know that. That gives me goosebumps. Hold on a second. At least two of them in some accounts that I have read, there were four.

1:07:16 assassins there, but there were definitely two that were named, one of which was, and I don't remember their names off the top of my head, but one of them was escorted to the Mexican border by a Dallas police officer, and the second one was flown out that night by a CIA pilot. So definitely confirmed two OAS assassins from a NATO Gladio unit was in Dallas that day. Wow. Okay.

1:07:43 Thank you. I mean, that has haunted me. It's just like a feeling that never let go. Okay. The very last is George H.W. Bush's funeral in the white envelope. No idea. So this doesn't have anything to do with that? No idea. Okay. Thank you. Sure. And if I had a choice of winning the lottery or spending like...

1:08:14 A weekend with you, I would pick you. Tracy, you are way too kind. You are way too kind. No kidding. Okay. Just win the lottery and come visit me and we'll share. Okay. That sounds perfect. Okay. All right. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah. I just wanted to say to Illini that I will help with the project. That's a fascinating, genius idea. Sounds interesting. I'll send you a DM. Tim, go ahead. Hey, Carl. Hey.

1:08:50 What's the cabal's exposure right now if Trump normalizes relations with Russia through the Ukrainian peace agreement that's coming? Well, it falls apart. So all of this is incrementally getting us closer to the overall exposure of.

1:09:19 the entire apparatus. I was giddy when the morning I woke up and found out that they had basically started on USAID only because obviously I knew that was one of the major funding sources from an overt perspective. Now they've been dismantling the covert money, the drug cartels since Trump's first term. So I have watched this incremental vice.

1:09:48 It's like the vice my dad had on his workbench that you just like spin it and spin it and spin it and it just closes tighter and tighter and tighter. I think that's what we're watching. So we're systematically exposing all of the public funding while disassembling the covert funding. And as this then.

1:10:11 is going to start having more and more things happen like this CIA guy barricading him in his office because the noose is going to get a little tighter and tighter. We're going to watch in real time as the people that are actually behind the whole thing, which is the syndicate. And that has to do with the stock market. It has to do with banking. It has to do with all of that. That's going to fall apart. And I'm not saying the whole stock market is...

1:10:40 I'm going to fall apart. I'm not saying any of that. But I am saying that their ability to offshore jobs, that's the beauty of the tariffs, it's gone. In every way, if I, based on just my limited knowledge with an MBA and a master's degree in this whole military piece of this.

1:11:06 strategic studies that i have in looking at the world um from a military perspective if i was to have written a plan you couldn't have written a better plan um and each piece of it because it centers on three um power sources economic political and military and he is systematically disassembling the funding for the paramilitary piece of this via

1:11:33 operation gladio and his attack on nato he is um through tariffs um approaching the economic with all of the other aspects that he's addressing economically and you know the whole tax structure all of that stuff and politically um he's decimating them so he is hitting all of their power sources

1:11:56 In a systematic, slow, methodical way that I think is devastating to them. And I think we're only going to see the speed pick up. I think it's going slow initially in order for people to get their sure footing. And then we're just going to hit the ground running. And it's going to be one thing after another thing after another thing. Thank you. That was excellent. Sure. I don't know who's next, Bridget. Who's next? I believe Seoul.

1:12:30 But I believe Southern. Yes. Sorry. Southern. Hi, everyone. I apologize for my voice. I have a sinus and a lung infection, but I'm feeling I hate steroids. They make me crazy, but they're working with the antibiotics. You were touching on something before I put my as I put my hand up. You kind of went into secondarily.

1:12:57 I've noticed something interesting. I noticed that Trump's not panicking about the stock market. He's not coming out trying to massage it or give it a story or a narrative. He's just ignoring it. And that to me was a huge tip off. And I went, wait a minute, the man plays chess. Let's think this through. And with the tariffs.

1:13:18 We have incredible amounts of manufacturing, another thing, but infrastructure development to support the AI, everything else, so that it will be contained inside the United States. And now I want to work with Canada once they get their PM in, where we can move our electrical power back into the country through New York, so we don't have any dependency on Canada for those in that.

1:13:46 a line up there with Canada. So that's going to be good. But what I'm trying to understand is I was listening to the World Economic Forum. They were having an informal conversation, and I don't know who this guy is. I tried to image shop him, and I can't find him. But he just sat there, and he just got very upset. And he goes, he's Lazarus.

1:14:15 We tried to take him down. We couldn't do it. And he goes, and we tried to kill him, and he didn't die. He has risen from the dead. We can't get rid of him. And then the son was there, Alex. He goes, we have to take Trump out. And he goes, no, you can't take him out now. He's in, and we're done. And that was terrifying, Colonel.

1:14:45 that I know there's been this attempt to get Trump, but I didn't put the World Economic Forum in that equation, and I was wrong, because this is definitely global. It's being managed. I am watching Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi and all them. They are freaking out because they never really had power. They were puppets. And for some reason, they're actually starting to see they've been the useful idiots.

1:15:13 They have been the useful idiots. And we thought they had, I did. I thought they, especially Pelosi, I thought she had all this power. And I realized she never had the power. She was just willing to do what they asked. And she did it. And she comes from a mafia background, so she understands how to do all this.

1:15:35 I just I'm kind of puzzled that we've talked and I know you've been with us for a long time that we've talked about this international syndicate or, you know. Yeah, I know. Why? Oh, I know. I unfortunately I've had to go. Yeah, I've had to go in and out a lot of your stuff because because of my career. And I think we've talked about this a lot. And I'm asking for reasons for feedback.

1:16:03 We have stressed the role of the international syndicate in this repeatedly, and so I'm looking for feedback here. Why surprise you when an international syndicate organization like the WNEF would say something like that because they're behind the whole thing? I just couldn't believe they would say it where they were actually captured. So now I got to believe somebody was using an iPhone or something to capture it because they were sitting in a small circle.

1:16:30 having this conversation and it stunned me at the candor. And I was just stunned by it because it's an open, I just didn't realize you'd be so open as a conversation. They're not hiding anything. No, they're just not. But yeah, but I think Trump's been listening to you, Colonel. No, I don't think that. I think he had this information a long time ago.

1:16:57 think that through um god's divine work i was able to stumble onto and i literally just stumbled onto operation gladio um that has been able to prepare all of us um to be a conduit for what we're about to see um yeah and and also just another factor i've always had a mixed opinion about russia because the people are good people um and

1:17:26 It's like the Chinese people, just the people are nice. They're really just nice people. It's the leadership or the regime. But I was young, but it was part of our history class because we were small children when John F. Kennedy was assassinated. And we knew exactly where we were when they asked Bush where he was.

1:17:46 He said he was not in Dallas. And then they figured out he was in Tyler. But every time he was asked after that, he said he couldn't remember. That is a moment that was crystallized in our country. We just had a president assassinated, the most popular president ever elected.

1:18:02 that just people walked around in a funk. My parents walked around in a funk for over a month. And that, to me, was a real tip-off. Who is this man? But I can remember in my history class, we had a teacher who was a huge historian. It's kind of through the textbook to the floor, which I'm so grateful for now, understanding those textbooks were garbage. But he talked about the back channel between John Kennedy and Khrushchev,

1:18:31 partial nuclear pact disarmament program to avoid nuclear war. And I'm watching now Trump in a back channel working with Putin. It's just interesting. And John F. Kennedy Jr. and Trump were good friends in New York. And he wanted him to run for president.

1:18:53 But he also knew running for president would make him a huge target because he understood the politics. Yeah, let me go to somebody's hands here. Sorry, I'm sorry. Yeah, Valkyria? I was next, Colonel, but I got bounced, but that's okay, I'll wait. Okay, go ahead. I'm going off of Bridget's list. You go ahead, crazy knight.

1:19:15 Thanks, Colonel. So I started an All Vets Telegram chat in 2020 and had quite a few vets come in. And I am very happy to have met you through here, Spaces. I do re-quote, re-tweet a lot of your content. It's fresh and it's real. And I am a constant in Lieutenant Colonel Larry Brock's space and do speak a lot in there.

1:19:42 And I just want to give you the gratitude you deserve. I appreciate you and thank you very much. Thank you. I appreciate you being here. It's always nice to have a fellow vet in the audience. All right. Who's next? I think Valkyria and then Illini and then Brock. Hey, Colonel. How are you today? Good. How are you? I'm good. I just started digging into the files.

1:20:15 And was going through some of them early this morning. And I got to a file that I wanted to ask you about of a Russian. And I'm going to butcher his name and I apologize in advance. I know it's Sergei. And I think his last name was Sharon Hall.

1:20:44 It's C-Z-O-R-N-O-H. Wait, hold on. Let me spell it. Go ahead with your point. You'll have to send it to me. He actually sent a letter that stated that he notified the London embassy in July of 1963 that they were going to assassinate Kennedy, which means that.

1:21:11 That information was passed along through the London embassy to the United States. July, we're talking September, we're talking August, September, October, four months before the assassination. This morning, later on in the files, I saw that the Russians notified the United States a month before the assassination. But this guy's.

1:21:41 story is very interesting and i'm trying to figure out why his files were included in this release and that is what i wanted to ask you about because he goes on he goes on to send all these letters saying that he was basically mk altred and that they tried to get him to shoot sergeant stripe uh sergeant shriver when he was running for president in 1976 and so i'm trying to figure out how he fits into this whole thing and how he was found like he was in london

1:22:09 And they he was trying to leave and his visa expired and they detained him at the airport. They were interrogating him. And this is what he told the police. And the police forwarded this information on to the embassy in London. And so I wanted to get your take on it, because I'm just trying to make sense of where this all fits in with the files. So I'm very leery of anything that because it's not Russia at this point, it's the Soviet Union.

1:22:38 Absolutely. That people say came from the Soviet Union. And I said this, and I'll repeatedly say this, you have to look at everything in those files with two eyes, one that is true and one that is not true, and it was intentionally placed in there in order to mislead people should they ever have access to the information.

1:23:07 Well, that's what I'm thinking that was done here or he was playing a role because he not only did they not deport him back to Russia, they brought him over to the United States and he was living in Sacramento, California. Yeah. So, I mean, that's a red flag. Number one, he doesn't go back to his homeland. He goes to the United States immediately and is living over here, writing letters to all of these people in government saying.

1:23:36 that they're drugging him, they're trying to get him to assassinate people. It was very much like a Sirhan Sirhan type of story. I mean, he's writing letters to all these people. He's obtaining legal counsel because they're trying to institutionalize him, which this all very much ties into. If you've done any investigation on the JFK files, you know that there were many, many people that were associated in conjunction with government at the time that JFK was assassinated that wound up in institutions.

1:24:04 So, I mean, it's not out of the realm of possibilities, but it just something in my non-brain went off immediately when I saw it. Yeah, the guy that looks the most like he needs to be in an institution isn't in the institution and nor did he go back. And but he was allowed to live, even though supposedly he's outing the CIA. So that was that was why I said I wanted to get your take on it, because I was like, what is this even doing in the file release?

1:24:31 And this is an MKUltra file. That's still the good question. So what they do is at the time, there was a lot of information coming out about MKUltra. And so by having something like that in there, it's a limited hangout. So they're going to put a little information out there, but they're going to do it with a crazy person so that you're going to discredit the information as you put the information out. Right.

1:25:01 Yeah. So a lot of that stuff happens on purpose. Right. Well, that's why I wanted to ask. I wanted to get your thoughts on it because I thought it was very bizarre. I've been through a lot of the JFK files and I have done I've read a lot of the books and I've done a lot of study. I've studied the JFK assassination for over 20 years.

1:25:20 And I just thought it was really strange. I had never heard of this guy. I had never heard his name before. And believe me, I've been through a lot of information in 20 years. Some people that will be surprised with information. But there's also you just have to have a very cautious eye. Yeah. Brock, go ahead. And then Illini, you can go next. Thank you so much, Colonel Towner. It's good to see you.

1:25:46 I really appreciate the opportunity to speak in your space. Quite honestly, I was just talking to Jeff Stoser, who said that you would be somebody good to talk to because we both know a little bit about the international syndicate, somebody who's being targeted by them for refusing to join. And it's been a few years. I'm down to my last few dollars. And, yeah, there's a lot about that on my profile. It's been a heck of a week, to say the least.

1:26:16 I do want to stick on topic. I appreciate the opportunity to speak and of course I would love to chat with you via DM. On the topic of the JFK files, I feel like this is perhaps a good jumping off point for allowing ordinary people to understand the narrative that has been fed to them that obviously has been perpetrated by the deep state in order to keep us docile.

1:26:45 And there's going to be a lot more exposure as to what this deep state is and how they actually operate and how they better yet have operated and are continuing to operate. And, you know, I got my exposure to them. I got my exposure to them over the last couple of years because my background is in technology and I built a very popular platform that had a ton of valuable data.

1:27:15 And then I got to learn, quite honestly, about the technology side of all this, which obviously is facilitating things like communications, mass surveillance, and sinister activities and actions. So when it comes to this deep state which we are fighting, I think that one of the best ways to take them down is obviously through exposure.

1:27:42 And I think that the files, although I have not read all of them, I think that the releasing of them is going to help provide quite a bit of exposure moving forward. So not to trail off too much, but I appreciate the opportunity to speak. And I'm just looking forward to the discussion. And it's a pleasure to meet you and speak formally. Sure, thanks. Lionite, go ahead. Hey, I wanted to respond to some of the earlier comments about the Canadian tariffs.

1:28:13 you know, the WEF. I think they were by Southern Bell. I guess the first thing with the WEF is if it's an anonymously recorded comment these days, you have to be a little bit careful sometimes just due to the risk of deepfakes. And it's harder to authenticate it unless you kind of know the chain of custody. So I'd urge a little bit of caution on, you know, quotes from Alex Soros and stuff like that.

1:28:42 If it didn't come out through official channels, I know how frustrating that is. But the second thing is, and this will be a lot less frustrating, is on the Canada situation, one thing that's worth kind of noting here is if you have the United States and you've got Western Canada, you've got 25% of the world's energy production. And then another 20% of it is coming from...

1:29:13 Saudi Arabia and Russia, and it looks really tricky for Europe after that. You know, I'm not going to get into all the politics and everything of what necessarily I would be doing if I were sitting in Trump's shoes. You know, it is kind of interesting that, you know, once people started to kind of, you know, point out the, you know, energy situation and Trump's sort of, you know, the potential different strategies that could be happening with Canada.

1:29:43 The first thing that Mark Carney does, his first act as prime minister, is at least to repeal the carbon tax on individuals. He's keeping them on on businesses. It is interesting that he's trying to pivot domestic policy in Canada hard. I'm not sure he's going to be able to pull it off. Good point. Charlie?

1:30:16 Yes, ma'am. I appreciate your patience with all of us. I have an audience question from someone that came into the space regarding Oswald, his relationship with Kostovo and why he went down to Mexico City. How was he selected? How did some good old boy from the backwoods get involved in the shooting of Kennedy and his involvement with meeting with Kostovo in Mexico City? Thank you, ma'am. Say that again. Oswald, what was his relationship? How did he?

1:30:45 become involved? And then did he go to Mexico City to meet with Kostovo before going back to Dallas to shoot Kennedy weeks before? So people think that it was a double, someone posing a lookalike in Mexico City. I don't spend a lot of time on that. I don't, I mean, they were trying to touch certain elements of Oswald to a story that they had already devised.

1:31:14 Oswald goes back to, in many respects, one of the lessons that I've learned in Operation Gladio is the military is actually kind of a grooming process for CIA. Oswald was in the Marines in Japan working on a CIA U-2 program, their spy plane. And that is apparently where he was tapped, if you will.

1:31:45 for a potential use in the future. It was through that process that he eventually is put over in Russia. You know, again, you got a little dust up of the boogeyman so that you can paint him as being a communist sympathizer.

1:32:05 A lot of people think that his wife was his handler. So now he's got a wife he brings back. And this wife is connected to DeMorgan Shield, who is connected like best buddies with Alan Dulles. And Alan Dulles runs the Warren Commission. And George DeMorgan Shield ends up being the star witness at the... So there's just this long list. And what you find is at any one time, there's apparently a corral.

1:32:33 of these people that the CIA can just reach out that they've been grooming for these different projects. And they just, oh, well, we need somebody that we've sent over to, you know, we've got a little Russia stink on them. We got a little Cuban stink on them. We're going to get a little mafia stink on them here in New Orleans. Okay, that guy fits that profile. So we're going to use him for this job kind of thing. That's literally how this is done.

1:32:59 when they want to set up someone to be the fall guy. And this is, again, another thing that I recognize as a pattern. This is not how obviously they groom their agents. This is how the people that they're going to view as expendable are created. It was determined he was a bad shot. Do you feel Oswald was actually present and actually shot the president? So I don't know.

1:33:27 What I have been told in the evidence in the books, I've read probably seven books on it now. And this is a piece I don't ever hear anybody talk about very often. But I interviewed a guy that was a, you know, like a lifelong JFK guy. And back, and there's pictures to prove this. From where the repository was and where his position was, in the original setting, there was this road sign between.

1:33:57 It and the car that when they did the recreation in the Warren Commission, that road sign had been moved. After the Warren Commission was over, someone had a picture. It came out in some other forum that someone that day, I think it was the woman that, I forget what her name was, that was over on the side. She had taken a picture from a different angle that showed the road sign.

1:34:25 And so someone else got a road sign that was just like that and put it back in its original place and said, yeah, it would have obstructed the shot. So it is very unlikely that he actually made any shot at all. And it is consistent with these Operation Gladio training assassination things that.

1:34:50 You don't have the Patsy participating, although you can go to RFK and Sirhan Sirhan's gun actually was shot. So and he certainly was Patsy. That happened in 1968. So there's not a hard and fast rule. So maybe he did shoot the gun. I don't think that he shot Kennedy because his Marine.

1:35:18 classmate when he was this fellow uh u2 guy that was over in japan with them said he was a crappy shot um so they definitely had assassins there um and they had more than one so i think that's safe to say yes and therefore then if we follow that conspiracy theory then therefore jack ruby was an actual assassination because he's the one that shot oswald for apparently for no reason it sounds like he was part of the coup thank you miles go ahead

1:35:48 Yeah, a couple things on this. First of all, Colonel, I think Ruby was involved in the bioweapons program. They were running this program out of Louisiana in New Orleans. That's why a lot of people were there. And if you look at after the assassination attempt, they took out a lot of the witnesses or whistleblowers with bioweapons, which we call turbo cancer right now.

1:36:17 So I think they had that technology back then. But I don't know if that's going to be in the documents. And then another odd thing about the plaza, the whole event at the plaza, there were thousands of people on this parade route. And they even had three TV stations there that were broadcasting it. But everything changed when they went into the plaza. And I don't know how we're ever going to figure that out.

1:36:45 how that was set up and why there was hardly any people there. That's actually been established in at least two books, the final judgment book. They talk about the last minute change to the parade route. They were never supposed to turn into the plaza. The original route was to go straight down that road. The morning of was the deviation into the plaza. That's the reason why it was so scarcely populated because it was not the announced parade route.

1:37:17 Okay, well, what about the question of the biolabs, the technology they were working on? I don't know anything about that. I've not read about that. I don't know anything about it. Okay, if I find some source material, I'll send it to you. All right, Nancy, go ahead. I'm almost out of time, guys, so I'm going to try to get to the last couple of questions. Nancy, go ahead. Hi, Colonel. Just real quick, we talked about that Trump may be trying to do— Can you hear her, Bridget? Can you hear me?

1:37:48 Can you hear? Yeah, I can hear you now. Okay, you talked about how Trump hopefully is doing what JFK was trying to do. I have a concern I wanted to ask you about it. One of the things that JFK did was appear to the UN, I think it was called Document 7277, wanted to disarm our military and turn that over to the United Nations. That, of course, is very concerning to me.

1:38:14 Do you think that that is something, do you agree with that? Or is that something that you think Trump might be heading towards? No, that's not exactly what JFK wanted to do. What JFK wanted to do is unilaterally basically denuclefy the escalation that was occurring at the time with the Soviet Union. He wanted to engage economically and politically as opposed to militarily.

1:38:40 In the lead up to his presidency with Eisenhower, there had been a 100% emphasis on you're not allowed to talk to the Soviet Union. You're not allowed to look at them. You're not even allowed to be neutral. If you are neutral to the Soviet Union, you are against us. So they overthrew governments just for the simple fact that they were neutral. You weren't allowed to be neutral.

1:39:09 So, JFK's approach was that I don't give a crap if you're neutral. You don't have to be pro-American. You're your own country. As far as my position, I would like to politically and economically engage with Cuba and with the Soviet Union. As far as disarming, what he was trying to do is not provoke a war.

1:39:37 Eisenhower had pre-positioned missiles pointing at the Soviet Union in Turkey. That was completely unprovoked forward aggression. There was no reason for those missiles to be there at all. And that was one of the negotiations. And one of the reasons that Russia gave or Soviet Union gave as putting the missiles in Cuba is because we had just done the same thing to them.

1:40:05 And for some reason, when we do it to other people, it's perfectly fine. But when they do it to us, it's an absolute tragedy. And so Kennedy's agreement with the Soviet Union is I'll pull the missiles back from Turkey, which should have never been there to begin with. And you pull your missiles back out of Cuba. And that was the agreed upon position. What he wanted to do is go even further and say, hey, let's get rid of a bunch of this nuclear shit.

1:40:32 so that we don't have to worry about everybody else wanting to have nuclear weapons as well, and we can engage militarily or economically and politically and try to bring them out of the quote-unquote dark ages and establish a relationship with them as two adults. So I kind of disagree with the premise. Okay, well, I'll reread it. That's not what I remember when he presented to the UN.

1:41:02 I was alive at the time, although very young. I was alive too, but I was very young. Yeah, I was pretty young. Last question. The thing we're doing in Iran or potentially doing in Iran, that seems like that's the seventh nation from the neocon plan from PNAC. Do you think that there's likelihood that we will be attacking Iran? And what are your thoughts on that? I hope not. Me too.

1:41:31 Thank you, Colonel. Southern, you can have the last words and then I've got to run. Okay. Yeah, I'm a bit in the doghouse today. I apologize. I'm trying to play catch up here. Yesterday, I was on a space listening and one of the documents was redacted. And it was a supposed Oswald character talking to a Russian, but they were speaking in Spanish.

1:41:57 And that's why they had the document redacted, because Oswald doesn't speak Spanish. They were building his, what do you call it when you're building your background and where you're going and where you're going to escape? Cover story. Cover story. He also spoke Spanish. So they had a double for Oswald, which was interesting. And then going back to Kennedy and Russia.

1:42:22 Kennedy was back channeling with Khrushchev where they were working on how to bring down the temperature and testing on nuclear. And they worked it through. When Khrushchev found out that Kennedy was assassinated, he was so visibly upset he had to leave the meeting. They had built a respect.

1:42:42 And in 1965, that partial nuclear ban treaty went into place. And that's because of Khrushchev and John Kennedy that that happened. So Eisenhower, and that's the same thing. Obama, Colonel, when Trump came in, who's my biggest problem? He said, North Korea. And he goes, well, have you talked to him? No, we don't talk to them.

1:43:04 They're the bad guys. I know. When Trump went and talked to them, if you're going to change something, you have to speak to the people to know how to figure out who they are in order how to communicate and build a bridge. And if you have to push them against the wall, you have to give them a golden gate bridge to back.

1:43:25 back door on so they can come out not looking bad, but you end up getting what you need. All right. In other words, don't blow up the world. Southern, you've redeemed yourself. Okay. Thank you very much. Oh, but one more thing. I got it. No, no, no, no. This is a funny. There is a document that's talking about Joe Biden and it's John F. Kennedy Jr. accusing Biden of being a traitor. I thought y'all think that was funny. That is definitely funny.

1:43:55 Miss Lou, I am sorry that I'm going to have to run. I saw you just come up. Do you have something quick? But I'm on my way out. I got to go meet my sister for dinner. No, real quick, Colonel. I think the despicable Mike Pompeo, when he told Trump not to release these files, he wasn't protecting LBJ's legacy. I think he was protecting his own very equally despicable, if not more, CIA. Yeah, I don't disagree with that.

1:44:23 Which actually kind of makes you wonder how long had he been CIA? Because, you know, you don't just get to be the CIA chief and then you move on over to state, which is kind of CIA-ish. And that's your only touch with that entire thing. And then you give a shit about protecting an organization that you've really never been part of. It really made me second think where all he's been and what he's been doing.

1:44:50 to be that protective of an organization that supposedly you just touched, did a touch and go in. I think he was, excuse me, I think he was a plant built way back. It definitely makes you second guess his whole, you know, or about what was going on with him. So yeah, good point.

1:45:13 Um, okay guys, I gotta run. Thank you for being here. Um, tomorrow I am going to be doing the Warhamster show and, um, Warhamster and I are both going to be on, and I'm going to do this traveling, so it should be lots of fun. Um, we are both going to be on, um, so I'm not going to have my four o'clock, but I am going to have, where is that?

1:45:43 Hold on just one second because I want to get it for you before we go. Let me get into my DMs here and find him. The Daily 302, I've been on his show a couple of times. Ward Hamster and I are going to be on his show at 6, 7, 7 Eastern tomorrow night.

1:46:12 And then I will be back from dinner to do Alpha's show tonight. So lots of fun. Thank you, Colonel. Thanks, everybody. Thanks, Colonel. Colonel, I do think God showed you that because that is information we need to know now in order how to understand where we're going so that we can impact for the good. So thank you so much. Thank you, Southern. I agree.

1:46:43 See you guys later.

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United States Institute of Peace front_for National Security Council host_asserted ▶ 2:56

“are a propaganda for the National Security Council, the military-industrial complex, and the CIA, kind of a combination. And they pay people to write things like Rand to reinforce what they're already…”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 12:01

“reinforces the fact that it was fully acknowledged inside of the CIA. So again, let me back up just a minute. The ongoing narrative when I first started this was Operation Gladio, although it was a NA…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Brigade 2506 host_asserted ▶ 12:58

“Because I was stationed in Europe. I went on a NATO deployment. I was part of NATO. So that, you know, was just enough to get my interest up. So in researching that, and then you see that the exact sa…”

Operation Gladio assassinated Aldo Moro host_asserted ▶ 19:06

“the um follow-on to the murder the assassination of the italian um prime minister aldo morrow that because originally they said that was done by communists too um but the more evidence that came out t…”

Operation Gladio assassinated Olof Palme host_asserted ▶ 19:06

Lyman Lemnitzer headed North Atlantic Treaty Organization host_asserted ▶ 19:36

“olaf palm in um sweden then that kind of got me thinking okay well if they assassinate heads of state and then of course we found out about chile and them killing alinda and stuff like that um that's …”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization attempted_assassination_of Charles de Gaulle host_asserted ▶ 20:39

“The NATO-trained forces were trying to kill the president, Charles de Gaulle. Charles de Gaulle worked on several projects with JFK. They were together on, as far as policy goes, on a lot of foreign p…”

Joe Trento cited_as_source Prelude to Terror host_asserted ▶ 30:32

“in another person's case. And the two CIA agents that he used as his source when he wrote the one book that we recently reviewed, Prelude to Terror, the one source, when he had them on the phone, beca…”

William Porter supplied_arms_to Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 37:15

“He not only was in Southeast Asia setting up Chiang Kai-shek as the drug king over there with an Air Force and a Navy and everything else. He's a multi, multi, multimillionaire that was basically in s…”

Lyman Lemnitzer founded Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 41:09

“If you guys with your Gladio glasses on listen to his speech about the secret societies and how they do it by infiltration and how they do it by subversion, he is telling you without using the word Op…”

Nelson Rockefeller covered_up Rockefeller Commission guest_asserted ▶ 57:25

“The CIA, you know, agent who, you know, confessed to his friends up in New Jersey and then went missing six months later, you know, and some of the other issues and what Rockefeller actually released.…”

Nelson Rockefeller funded Venezuela host_asserted ▶ 59:39

“Nelson Rockefeller bought up almost all of the grocery stores in Venezuela. I had no idea. They worked with International Harvester and Monsanto and all of them as far as farming. He went through all …”

Nelson Rockefeller funded International Harvester host_asserted ▶ 59:39

Nelson Rockefeller funded Monsanto host_asserted ▶ 59:39

Nelson Rockefeller headed Rockefeller Commission host_asserted ▶ 1:00:34

“You guys can look up his history, but there's so much more to it. It comes in as vice president. And as you alluded to, is in charge of this commission. And this commission does all of these crazy thi…”

Israel carried_out_attack USS Liberty incident host_asserted ▶ 1:04:02

“onslaught of the Israeli attack, both Air Force and Navy, on the USS Liberty, which was a defenseless in international waters reconnaissance ship with basically no weapons on board. And the attack wen…”

Soviet Union protected USS Liberty incident host_asserted ▶ 1:04:52

“periscope or whatever was clearly visible and it was um surmised that the reason why the incoming there was another round of aircraft inbound um to try to finish off the ship that they were turned aro…”

Otto Skorzeny member_of Mossad host_asserted ▶ 1:05:53

“I forget his last name, but he was Hitler's, like, bodyguard. Otto Corzini. Yes, thank you. Not for you to answer it, but just, like, marinate on it. Could he have had anything to do? Because, like, h…”

Organisation armée secrète targeted_for_regime_change Charles de Gaulle host_asserted ▶ 1:06:48

“A lot of evidence that two of his trained assassins from the French OAS, which are the same people that were trying to kill Charles de Gaulle while he was working with JFK over 20 times, were actually…”

Organisation armée secrète carried_out_attack John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:07:16

“assassins there, but there were definitely two that were named, one of which was, and I don't remember their names off the top of my head, but one of them was escorted to the Mexican border by a Dalla…”

George H.W. Bush covered_up John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 1:17:46

“He said he was not in Dallas. And then they figured out he was in Tyler. But every time he was asked after that, he said he couldn't remember. That is a moment that was crystallized in our country. We…”

John F. Kennedy spied_on Nikita Khrushchev host_asserted ▶ 1:18:02

“that just people walked around in a funk. My parents walked around in a funk for over a month. And that, to me, was a real tip-off. Who is this man? But I can remember in my history class, we had a te…”

Sergei Zorin spied_on John F. Kennedy caller_asserted ▶ 1:20:44

“It's C-Z-O-R-N-O-H. Wait, hold on. Let me spell it. Go ahead with your point. You'll have to send it to me. He actually sent a letter that stated that he notified the London embassy in July of 1963 th…”

George de Mohrenschildt covered_up Lee Harvey Oswald host_asserted ▶ 1:32:05

“A lot of people think that his wife was his handler. So now he's got a wife he brings back. And this wife is connected to DeMorgan Shield, who is connected like best buddies with Alan Dulles. And Alan…”

Allen Dulles headed Warren Commission host_asserted ▶ 1:32:05

Jack Ruby assassinated Lee Harvey Oswald host_asserted ▶ 1:35:18

“classmate when he was this fellow uh u2 guy that was over in japan with them said he was a crappy shot um so they definitely had assassins there um and they had more than one so i think that's safe to…”

John F. Kennedy targeted_for_regime_change Cuba host_asserted ▶ 1:39:09

“So, JFK's approach was that I don't give a crap if you're neutral. You don't have to be pro-American. You're your own country. As far as my position, I would like to politically and economically engag…”

Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Cuba documented ▶ 1:39:37

“Eisenhower had pre-positioned missiles pointing at the Soviet Union in Turkey. That was completely unprovoked forward aggression. There was no reason for those missiles to be there at all. And that wa…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower supplied_arms_to Turkey documented ▶ 1:39:37

Lee Harvey Oswald spied_on Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 1:41:31

“Thank you, Colonel. Southern, you can have the last words and then I've got to run. Okay. Yeah, I'm a bit in the doghouse today. I apologize. I'm trying to play catch up here. Yesterday, I was on a sp…”

John F. Kennedy spied_on Nikita Khrushchev host_asserted ▶ 1:42:22

“Kennedy was back channeling with Khrushchev where they were working on how to bring down the temperature and testing on nuclear. And they worked it through. When Khrushchev found out that Kennedy was …”

John F. Kennedy funded Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty documented ▶ 1:42:42

“And in 1965, that partial nuclear ban treaty went into place. And that's because of Khrushchev and John Kennedy that that happened. So Eisenhower, and that's the same thing. Obama, Colonel, when Trump…”

Nikita Khrushchev funded Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty documented ▶ 1:42:42