The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY

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0:00 Okay, so what I decided to do today, just because there's so much going on, is to have an open mic Friday. And by the way, the only thing left in our book, Drugs, Oil, and War, was a short summary. So we basically have finished that book.

0:28 The summary is of, you know, kind of like a small thing that basically says this one paragraph kind of captures it all. It says that obviously all of the things that came out about the operation in the 1970s was a huge embarrassment.

0:59 But to who? Because the CIA didn't give a crap. It also talked about the CIA mercenaries growing opium, the Air America planes and the sea supply ships trafficking it all over the world. And it said Nixon's crackdown in 1971 on the Turkish opium production handled by the Corsican mafia in France only increased the importance of.

1:26 the Southeast Asia Triangle. And if you guys remember in the earlier, I don't even remember which book it was, we learned that the quote unquote Nixon war on drugs really was an elimination of the Corsican Mafia. They killed over 300 members of the Corsican Mafia in order to push all of the business into the CIA controlled Italian Mafia and the U.S. Mafia.

1:55 And so this kind of just, you know, goes along with that. And it says the U.S. officials double talk about the domestic heroin problem while at the same time supplying it illustrated the kind of asinine and fake outrage that our government expresses when they are, in fact, behind.

2:27 And lastly, it says more specifically the use of illegal narcotic networks to quote unquote fight communism or under the guise of fighting communism resorted to by capitalists in Shanghai in 1927 mirrored exactly what was going on in the 1950s, 60s and early 70s as it related to Southeast Asia.

2:55 that kind of just put the icing on the cake as far as I was concerned about that book. And so we have definitely finished that book. Now, unfortunately, I have about 20 other books and I will spend the weekend going over. I've gotten probably 10 of these read.

3:25 But it's and I'll just share with you guys. There's some that I think are more relevant to our conversation than others. Let me get Bridget back up here. And again, it's weird when you look at the names of them. For example, this one is called Neocolonialism, the last stage of imperialism. And it is an excellent book because it.

3:55 Again, it talks about the diamonds in Africa. It talks about the Oppenheimer network there. And I think because we've not talked enough about the international syndicate element of this whole thing, we obviously have talked a lot about the paramilitary piece of it.

4:22 that we may do this book next, the neocolonialism. But one of the books that I find very fascinating, given what's going on right now, is this one right here. It's called The Agents of Subversion. This book is about the fate of John Downey and the CIA's covert war in China. And it goes more into all of the Chiang Kai-shek and...

4:51 internal machinations of the covert war against China. And I think that's especially relevant right now, given what's going on with the tariffs in China. But again, there's so many to pick from. This one is a really good book. This one is called Shell Game, The Betrayal and Cover-Up of the U.S. Government of Union Bank of Switzerland's Terrorist

5:20 finance connection to Edwin Snowden, Booz Allen, U.S. Central Command, and the Clinton Foundation. Now, my only hesitation in this one is that there's a lot of this that we already know because of all of the exposure. But what would be interesting is to read this with our Gladio glasses on. So that's the reason why it's still in the pile. This other one is actually a textbook.

5:50 This is called Super Imperialism, the Economic Strategy of the American Empire. And again, it's about the international syndicate using but primarily the syndicate. So I've pretty much decided we're going to do the next book on the actual syndicate. But obviously, you couldn't talk about the syndicate without talking about the China lobby. This book.

6:18 Because we were just talking about the China lobby through this whole other book. This book is dedicated to nothing but the China lobby. And it really does show you the collusion that goes on behind the scenes with the syndicate members to set up a, in this case, China lobby.

6:49 identical lobby groups set up in order to propagandize America and the world, quite frankly, about what was being done in Ukraine in the 2000, lead up to the 2014 regime change. So there's so many books to choose from. One that I just started because of our initial assertion.

7:18 on what was actually going on. And I've not, I've only got the first two chapters of this one read. But it is talking about the hidden history, sorry, the hidden history of Korea. And it's very interesting only because we now look at the Korean War completely different than we had originally that.

7:45 Basically, we were the good guys and we went in there to try to free the entire country when, in fact, that's not how that happened at all. What's interesting about this book is this book was written at the end of the war. It was copyrighted in 1952. And again, I've not gotten far enough in there to actually do that one. But I do think it would be very interesting. It's got enough in even in the first couple of chapters.

8:14 Of information that we don't know that's never been taught in a classroom. And it illustrates how while they're living through one of these psychological operation wars, regime change mechanisms.

8:36 You can be in the middle of the storm and 99% of the people is going to go along with the psychological operation, just like what we saw happen in COVID, where there is still this minority group that's calling bullshit, waving flags, jumping up and down. And without the internet, their voices were drownded out. Generally, they had to self-publish so that

9:05 They didn't want the information getting out, number one. And then long term, they don't want these things documented. That people at the time was calling bullshit. So, again, so many to choose from, so little time. We will eventually get to all of these books. But I think maybe what we will do on Monday, people have been asking me to do this.

9:34 is I'm going to go out to the studio and I'm going to, because we have so many new people, I am going to go through several of the initial books and we're going to create a video during this time. And I pretty much convinced myself that's what I want to do on Monday. If I don't get to it this weekend.

10:00 to do just a video. I will do it on Spaces. I'll do it on Rumble, just like we normally do, and have a conversation about the books that we have read and highlight some of the pieces of the puzzle that we gleaned from each of the books and why that top six or seven books

10:24 That I constantly talk about, like Cottrell's book, Danielle Ganser's book of NATO secret armies and Paul Williams book of Operation Gladio, Williams Bloom's book of Killing Hope are so important to the background information of what we're living through. So that's that's kind of what I want to say up front.

10:55 I also want to point out, I was hoping Illini would be able to make it, so we'll keep our eye out for him. If he does show up, I do want to talk a little bit about this operation being ran to keep people quiet about pedophilia and pedophiles that evidently, as difficult as it is to believe,

11:23 Kyle Serafin has been a part of. And I think it's illustrative of what we're dealing with. And it's very important to talk about what goes on behind the scenes. Because there's a lot of stuff that goes on behind the scenes. But I do want Illini in for that conversation. So basically, we're just going to open it up. Whoever wants a mic, please ask for one.

11:52 Come up. Give me your thoughts on how you see the whole tariff thing working out. Tell me anything that you guys have observed as far as Operation Gladio. Ask any questions that you want. I had a blast being on that show last night on news treason. That was.

12:18 I didn't expect Joe Rainbow to be there. I had no idea he was going to be there. I have had interactions with him on a Zoom call in the past that Scott Zimmerman hosts, the guy whose show I was on at five o'clock. And so obviously I know who he is. And I really enjoy talking to him and listening to his perspective.

12:48 He is excited about us coming to his show. And again, you guys blew them away last night in the chat. He just was, you could tell, he was unaware of how active you guys are in this whole fight. And again, I told my husband when I got off that show.

13:18 Um, it, it's kind of, it's very humbling first. Um, but it blows my mind how, um, how much of a network and family that we have become in, um, and, and obviously you guys know, I tell you, I tell you this a lot. I feed off of your energy. Um, it is one of the things that every day I wake up and I'm like, okay.

13:46 What am I going to do now? As far as presenting, because I have, and I'm not lying, I'd show you my desktop, but my kids cringe every time they look at my desktop. I have like five internet windows open and each internet window has about 10 tabs on it of information that I have found that I need to get to you guys.

14:14 And obviously, I do that using threads. I do need to go write some more on Substack. I have not been over there in a while. The information that I have over there is critical to the underpinnings of Operation Gladio, like the whole revelation for me and probably all of you, most of you anyway, of how Zionism was created. I wrote an article about the prison system.

14:44 the private prison system. I was blown away by that. And anytime I find something that's kind of not necessarily Gladio related, but explains a lot to the underpinnings of why we're at where we are, I put that over on Substack because it's a background material depository where these shows are more about hands-on Gladio.

15:13 All along. Go ahead. Hi, Colonel. I just have a brief comment. I hope it's brief. You don't do a brief. You say that every single time. OK, so viewers may have seen the JFK congressional hearing earlier in the week. And what really caught my eye and some others was I had not realized that.

15:44 The citizen representative, Jasmine Crockett, was from Dallas. And so basically, she kind of cut off some of the testimony by the three main JFK experts, Jefferson Morley, who is an interesting one. By the way, his grandfather owned the Washington Post, or I'm sorry, ran the Washington Post op-ed page.

16:12 until it was purchased by the Meyer family, who, of course, changed their name to Graham when they killed Phil Graham in 1963. But also Jim DiEugenio and Oliver Stone. But to get to the point and hopefully end it, Congressman Crockett from Dallas, Texas, actually told the audience that they should end the JFK assassination hearings and get back to the signal.

16:43 intelligence scandal. You're banding. I don't know what you're doing, but you're banding. She said that she wanted them to end the JFK hearings and what? I'm sorry. And get back to the signal intelligence scandal involving Trump. Right. You can't, 1-800, you can't make this shit up. Here is a congresswoman from Dallas, Texas, you know, saying we can't even spend 10 seconds on the JFK.

17:12 assassination that keeps every classroom in America in an outdated model of power, checks and balances when there are none, and wants us to keep on talking with MSNBCIA about the Signal scandal. Oliver Stone literally did a palm, put his head in his hands and began to weep. You can see it in the screen. I'll post it for you. But it was a sign that someone observed.

17:41 the Democrats have completed their journey into 100% CIA. So I definitely agree with you in your characterization, although not surprising. I would say given the background of the moneyed Dallas, which she could not have gotten elected as a Dallas congressional member without...

18:12 kowtowing to that same money um there's no one in dallas even today um because it's um hand me down money um that was not even if not just on the peripheral um involved in that entire thing right do you agree with that yeah oh yes i do colonel in fact i have a cousin in

18:39 He's kind of a distant cousin, but he's sort of nice. Like, I don't know, somewhat distant cousin, hard to say. But anyway, he will no longer. I mean, I used to talk a little bit about the JFK shenanigans with him. He no longer will comment at all about it. And I think as time has progressed, it's just become concrete silence. The whole economy is based on not hearing the three letters JFK.

19:07 Yeah. And so for those of you who don't know, because as people kind of like Warhamster always refers to the Yankees and the Cowboys, meaning that the Yankees are the Northeast money and the Cowboys are the oil money in Texas and the.

19:32 George de Morgenschild, the star witness at the Warren Commission, from money that dated back to his dad being the oil minder for the Nobel family out of Sweden, as in the Nobel Peace Prize, which is ironic of all ironics, because they were in the war machine.

19:56 As everything that we have discovered, everything is asked backwards. So the war machine creates the Nobel Peace Prize. And that family owned lots of oil all over. But the dad owned the oil concession, if you will, in Azerbaijan and sold it to Alan Dulles.

20:23 Standard Oil while Alan Dulles was a representative of Standard Oil and arranged the purchase of that concession. And then he met during this time, George DeMorgan Shield was 10 years old. He met George, was very good friends with George's dad. And then it just so happens that George grows up and becomes Alan Dulles' star witness.

20:48 at the Warren Commission. And if anybody believes that's a coincidence, you're crazy. And so the police chief, many of the police that were involved as far as the Dallas Police Force goes, all of that was a network that was set up to cover up.

21:13 And so, yeah, it's no surprising at all that the heirs of that moneyed group are protecting their fiefdom down there from any fallout that may have occurred even at this late date. So it's definitely crazy. Oh, there's Illini. Illini, grab a mic. Where is he at? I've thrown him the mic.

21:46 So as soon as he grabs it, he'll be up. All right. All right. Tony, go ahead. Hey. Hello, Connor. Hi. Thank you for having me here. And I have been to your space for a few times. I think especially you talk about the war, the drugs and oil and the war. I think it's really fascinating. It really made me think about that.

22:18 Here is my take from what I learned from your space. If you look at the supply chain, that kind of point of view, like drugs, especially previously the OBM of that, it's really like a labor density, that kind of a business, because it's like farming. It's a farming business. It requires land. It requires people.

22:48 like a really high labor required and it produced a lot of jobs if you look at that way and the plus and when the all the concentrated to heroin or whatever and become it's a super small size and a super high uh volume right it works a lot of money and but it's a small size and plus it uh it depicted and

23:18 you know it makes people either so for entertainment it will detect on it or like a pharmaceutical and for like some like a legal use and made me think about that if you look at that got oil the oil is kind of like a support all the machine all the war machine to running and when you have a war when you have a people get injured some of that and they were required more surgery and more

23:47 like a psychology the kind of treatment and both of it and they're going to require more drugs right so it's really funny because they look at that the drugs the oil war and like a people and money all those things they kind of connect together and make like a close uh close like a circle you know it is definitely a circle you're absolutely right

24:10 Yeah, thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. So basically, I think that was the whole purpose of the book, although they didn't talk about the the piece that you just mentioned, which is critical. And I was a part of that as far as the recipient of all of the drugs from having been in the military and being anthrax injured.

24:38 Not to mention the health issues that I had from being in Iraq when I was deployed there. They put you on all of the narcotics that are derivative from the opium, the heroin, and all of that stuff. And so it is a cycle of...

24:59 Committing military forces, the military forces and the civilians are critically injured as part of this war machine. And it just generates more business for the people behind it. And so it is a vicious cycle that they get rich off of. And they leave the battlefield littered with dead bodies.

25:25 and severely injured people and now because of technology um more people lived through the more recent um warfare and generated an even bigger medical tell with even more drugs so it is a very vicious cycle um illini um i i want your take on um

25:54 What's going on? If you wouldn't mind, just from your perspective, because you did do a lot of posting about and exposing Kyle Serafin. If you wouldn't mind kind of giving an overview of that and what your observation was. I've got like I'm going to be really cautious in my comments. I should just kind of warn everybody that.

26:25 You know, I'm going to kind of, I'm going to speak the truth, but I'm going to speak it kindly. As opposed to the way I speak it. Go ahead. Yeah, Colonel speaks it basically directly without bias. Look, I think, at a minimum, I think Kyle Serafin kind of stuck his foot in it. Big, complicated story.

26:53 There's this woman named Biaxon Axe who does all this research on these organizations that are satanic pedophile cults. And everybody hearing this, your first knee-jerk reaction is, oh my goodness, this is a 1980s conspiracy theory. It's got to be fake. Okay, well, you guys are friends with us, so half of you are smart enough to realize, no wait, 764 is real, and the Department of Justice has been getting convictions on it.

27:22 And there's a decent amount of disclosure on this now. But Kyle Serafin basically stepped in it and basically said, this whole organization is fake. And then he shuts down this woman who was about to go on Sean Ryan's show. The producer reached out to him to basically run background.

27:52 On this BX on X. And he called her crazy. And then he discloses this. To BX on X. Which she then shares. Publicly. He gave her permission to do that. If she wanted to. So she does that. And then. Everybody is like. Hey Kyle. You screwed up. 764 is real. The DOJ has gotten convictions on this.

28:22 You should walk this back. And then he keeps doubling down. And he gets into a fight with, you know, Colonel and everybody else. So at a minimum, there's a lot of drama going on here. There is a potentially more sinister model that other people have picked up on. And I think there's some potential smoke to it. I think it's a reasonable question. I'm not necessarily endorsing it. I think it's a reasonable question as to whether...

28:49 something else is going on here and there's ultimately some kind of narrative control going on too or maybe it's just the combination of the two the final like the final third model in all this is we had the 1980s you know stuff going on some of it was real some of it wasn't some of the real stuff was probably you know involved in in omaha nebraska uh and the franklin um

29:18 Savings and Loans scandal with Lawrence King. And after that, there were a number of people who came out in the media in the early 90s and basically tried to explain this whole thing away. And then some of them later turned out to have an intelligence leak or two. And it could just be that Kyle Serafin was trained from all of that. Or it could be something else. I'm not alleging that.

29:48 Other people have raised that. I'm not dismissing that out of hand. I would want to see some more evidence. So a couple of things. If you're going to. One of the revelations in this whole thing was that Sean Ryan, who openly admits that he was a CIA contractor, says that he used or in the conversation, I think it was actually one of the show guys that said it.

30:23 that they were using Kyle Serafin to vet people. Now, to me, that's very odd because Kyle has no ties to, because he's been basically fired as a quote unquote whistleblower. So how is he vetting people? He obviously has a bias in his vetting.

30:55 And there's no way that a trained FBI agent would not know that 764 is real. Zero. There's zero chance that that occurred. I am not a trained FBI agent. Bridget is not a trained FBI agent. Cousin It is not a trained FBI agent. We all found it. Not only did we find it, we found all of the links that It basically had back to the...

31:27 09A, the order of nine angles, we found all of the links to the reciprocal groups in Europe. 100% it's transnational. 100% it's terrorist. And has the basic same footprint as a Gladio cell. We found all of that. We found all of that like a year and a half ago. So there's no way that...

31:56 Kyle Serafin did not find that exact same thing. But yet, having found it and knows that she is 100% accurate in the information that she has put out, he sends her a text message and calls the allegation of this group being satanic and terrorist silly. He said it was silly.

32:24 If you read any of the information about this group, this group goes into different social media platforms, finds vulnerable children, some as early as 10 years old, and they get, however it is psychologically that they do it, get them to text sexual pictures of them.

32:52 Then use those pictures to blackmail them into self-harming themselves to include carving the initials of their handler on their body and taking pictures of it. That sounds like the NXIVM sex cult. That's exactly what they did. And in addition to that, they have them harm animals while videoing, like killing animals.

33:21 And now that you've traumatized this person to such an extent, they then groom them to harm other people. One of the people forwarded me the article of the guy that stabbed like 10 people on the streets of Sweden and his connection as being part of the 764 group. So again, transnational.

33:49 Conviction of two of the people had terrorism enhancement on it. So it is a recognized by FBI and DOJ as a terrorist organization because you can't get terrorist enhancement on it without that recognition or at least admitting that it is or charging that it is. So all of that stuff is out there. All you have to do is search on it. So you have to, and I'm not going to go to his motivation.

34:21 But at the very least, he is a liar. That's the very least. He is also sexist. He tries to belittle women using the fact that they are women. What I found most interesting about all of this is Steve Friend, who corresponds publicly with Kyle Serafin a lot.

34:50 Just returned back to the FBI. He was hired back. He was one of the whistleblowers as well. If that's the Kyle Serafin post, did you find that from another source besides Kyle Serafin on April 1st? Steve Friend, on his post, not Kyle Serafin's post, Steve Friend questioned the woman doing the St. Louis interview. That's on his profile.

35:22 The one where it questions or alleges that she only had four years experience. Yeah, I found that. I found like this seems like this feels like just loose cannon screw ups, though. Although let me just say one thing to you. When this whole thing started, you were very objective.

35:51 in your approach with Kyle and giving him the benefit of the doubt. When, in my opinion, it wasn't warranted, but, you know, I'm not impugning you. I understand that you were giving him the benefit of the doubt.

36:14 When he turned around and he did not dispute anything that I attached as the evidence that we found, and I only attached a handful of what we did find to prove that he was emphatically wrong about this, then he personally attacked me. So he's already discredited himself completely as far as I'm concerned. He has some other motivation. I'm not going to say what that is. I don't know what it is.

36:44 He has some other motivation than the truth. My concern is this man had a badge and a gun. He was responsible for, quote unquote, as an FBI agent, vetting people and being able to discern who was telling the truth and who wasn't. He has zero ability to do that. And when he makes a mistake, he won't admit his mistake. He attacks the person.

37:16 pointing out the fact that he made the mistake. How the fuck are you an FBI agent ever? If that's your personality, that just blew my mind. So I was, I've met Steve Friend. I went to an event that he did over in Tampa. I have his book. I am only going to say that his comment.

37:46 about the FBI agent that was on video disclosing what they had discovered. And keep in mind, these FBI agents do not work by themselves, ever. So there is an office in St. Louis. This woman was just the spokesperson for an FBI station in St. Louis.

38:11 disclosing what they had found about this group 764 and how hideous it is. Steve Friend made the comment that she had only been an FBI agent for four years, as if, again, impugning her integrity, when if you know anything about the way the FBI works, they do not work as lone agents. She just happened to be the spokesperson. So I don't know why he did that.

38:41 It was very odd to me. So what else you got to line? Anything? I think I think it's loose cannons and egos. I think that's the easiest explanation. And Kyle, Sarah, like you have to remember, these people provide testimony for a living. They're law officers and they have to basically, you know, they're.

39:13 And for whatever reason, when their credibility gets attacked, they start shouting people down. And it's not a system that promotes truth, is the really sad thing here. I think it was a knee-jerk reaction from Kyle Serafin about some satanic cult. And he did his knee-jerk reaction of, oh, that's an obvious conspiracy theory, without doing one bit of work to research it.

39:43 Colonel came in, having carefully researched everything with the facts, with stuff that she could defend. And she forced everyone to actually go research it for themselves. And then everybody came back with screenshots and basically said Kyle Serafin is obviously wrong. Here's us on the DOJ website announcing convictions. And then Kyle Serafin couldn't admit he was wrong and it turned into a spiral.

40:12 There's a lot of personalities out there like that. Sometimes Donald Trump suffers from it. I've been there every once in a while of the keys, realizing that you're in it and having the humility to stop. And he didn't have that. Yeah, because then everybody that called him out got blocked. So, yeah. And again, I don't care. There's a ton of people like that on the Internet, but the majority of them never had a badge and a gun.

40:45 And that, to me, is the scary part of all of this. So not only did he, but Illini, I'm going to push back a little bit. Do you think when he was vetting her that he didn't actually, when he came across her post about 764, that he did no research on it at all before he called Sean Ryan back and said that she was crazy?

41:13 I think he looked at her profile. And the context might have been something like, hey, can you check this lady out? He went over to her Twitter page and saw all these posts on satanic cults. He starts to see video influencer makes assumptions. Turns out to be wrong. Yeah.

41:42 Never, never actually does the research. Right. And that's the scary part. So how many times did he do that? Yeah. How many times did he do that as an FBI agent? How would you like to be a criminal defendant with Kyle Serafin testifying against you without actually having done the work to figure out the facts? Correct. And actually form an opinion on that basis rather than like first impressions and stuff like that. Correct. That's the part to me that is the big takeaway here.

42:13 that just because someone makes an assertion, I guess the other big takeaway for me is there are people that are going behind the scenes, making sure that certain people's messages don't get heard, that happen to be inconvenient. And that really is what struck a nerve with me, given the fact that we obviously

42:42 have been underrepresented in a lot of the venues with more material having been presented than anybody. And so you know that if what you're saying is inconvenient, there's going to be people like Kyle out there working behind the scenes to discredit your work so that you never do get heard. And that should be alarming to everybody. Bridget, go ahead.

43:13 And I do have to push back just a little on that, only because I was watching it with my pile of popcorn as it was playing out. And the fact that he slept on it and came back the next day and continued the assault. Because at first it's like, okay, well, maybe he had one too many beers, he's feeling cocky, whatever. And then when you go back into his profile and look at the other,

43:44 specifically women, that he has attacked, this is a person with a mental malfunction. This is not just someone... And anyone... We all have a lot of different friends that are broken. And anyone giving him any kind of confidence or charge of vetting people, you wouldn't do that with someone who...

44:16 obviously is broken. And, um, but that's just, you know, again, to have walked, okay, to have, go on a rant and pick a fight with a bunch of people online, yeah, I get it. Some people have bad days and they do stupid things. But to come back the next day and continue this assault was showing that it was more than that, in, in, uh, my opinion. Um, again, based on, um,

44:50 this person is intentionally out there to insert himself in positions to stop the truth from coming out. Well, he's definitely accomplished that, whether he inserted himself or not. He definitely accomplished that end. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, Colonel, these kinds of macultra or whatever,

45:23 things really bother me. It's really hard to talk or listen about it. I just want to ask you something, but also make a comment. I'm part Native American and people literally today call me things like a cannibal or a savage and make

45:51 arguments to me that my people sacrificed people on altars and threw them in volcanoes and da, da, da. And I just, when you were talking about, you know, how the cycle

46:14 of how you were utilized in the military, it just reminded me of that. And I've long thought about that it's human sacrifice and that particularly the British call people savages, yet who's really the savage? That was my comment I wanted to make. But the question I have is, I sent you something recently about the...

46:41 a colonel, a lieutenant colonel, which I don't really understand the differentiation, but she worked in the Pentagon and she was, it was a video I sent you, and she was coming out and talking about her experience. And I wondered if you thought that more people were willing now to come out and talk about their experience. And one more thing.

47:07 So I think a lot of the driver is job security for these people that maybe we see as complete, you know, derelict, no soul sociopaths. I think a lot of it is job security, which sounds crazy, but capitalism.

47:32 Your question about the lieutenant colonel, just so that you know, the officer ranks are one through 10. A lieutenant colonel is a 05 and a colonel is an 06. So the lieutenant colonel is the rank just below a colonel. And I believe that when people have an opportunity to understand what the truth really is.

48:03 that there will be more people sharing their experiences in light, just like what has happened on the Alpha Warrior show. You saw, he had no idea context-wise what he was doing in Afghanistan. And the fact that when we were talking about the whole Iran-Contra thing and his eyes got real big and he was like, oh my God.

48:33 Oliver North was, you know, we went on this mission. So I do think that as people gain more knowledge about what our real history is, that there will be more stories, excuse me, like that of them coming out and sharing things that they did and saw that didn't make any sense or they didn't think it was any big deal at the time.

49:01 Because, again, you just when you're in the military, if it's not an unlawful order, you just follow orders. And so you don't necessarily have the time in the middle of a gunfight to ask questions. And I think when you get back away from that a little bit and you learn more about the context of what you were serving in, that there will be a lot more people talking about it. Anybody else have anything?

49:41 What is your opinion on the current tariffs and the play with the tariffs, if I can ask? Well, you first have to start as understanding that the majority of all of these countries has tariffed the United States goods for decades.

50:11 there has not been an equal trade relationship. And if you understand how the international syndicate works, that's by design. So what's really interesting about this is if you go back and look, and I only looked up one, if you go back and look at the number of times that we've overthrown a government,

50:40 We had our guy sitting in the seat as the president of that country making decisions on whether or not to tear up the goods coming in from the United States. And you would think, again, you'd be wrong, but you would think that if you had a CIA-installed dictator, and the CIA actually worked for the United States government, that that dictator...

51:10 being controlled by the CIA wouldn't be allowed to tariff American goods coming in, right? Because you control them. So you're the one, you know, hey, we're going to take you out if you try to tariff our goods. That didn't happen. So to me, the whole ploy behind all of this is sucking out all of our jobs out of the United States.

51:38 tariffing the goods, the remaining goods that come out of the United States into these countries that makes them too expensive, which then lessened our ability to trade, which increases the trade deficit. So if you understand how all of that works, as obviously Donald Trump does, this has been a very long, slow drip.

52:09 of draining all of the wealth out of the United States and turning us into debt slaves in a nutshell. And no one, if you go back to the late 1800s, when they actually had put on these types of tariffs and we didn't have an individual income tax, we were flush with money. We had a surplus of money.

52:34 And in case you guys don't know, the way the government was paid for back then, because we didn't have a standing army, was that the states were given a bill based on the number of people that lived in that state, according to the census. And so if Florida had 100,000 people living in it and Georgia had 50,000 people living in it, they got.

53:04 half of the tax bill that Florida would get. But they paid it out of the state coffers. They did not pay it through individual income tax, unless that state, of course, taxed their citizens in order to generate funds, which, of course, Florida does not. And so if you go back to the way things used to be before they bastardized our Constitution and the way things were set up, it did a whole bunch of different things.

53:32 The state, because they appointed the senators, the senators never approved budgets that overspent because the governor would fire them, number one. And when the tax was apportioned to the governor to pay the legislature, no one in that state is going to be in that state illegally because they had to pay money for the illegals.

54:01 So you see, everything was an incentive for things to work right and a disincentive for them to game the system. So what did they do? They changed everything. They changed the way you elect your senators. They changed the way the tax appropriation went. They set up the IRS. They set up individual income tax. And they fucked the entire system up. At the same time, they went away from tariffs paying for our government.

54:30 and use the individual income tax, which, again, turns us into debt slaves. So, Illini, go ahead. Hey, so I took economics one on one a long time ago, but my recollection of it is that, you know, the argument in favor of free trade was always comparative advantage and that GDP goes up from free trade.

55:02 I think that anybody on the right who's saying that this is going to increase global GDP, these tariffs, I don't think that they are correct. There might be an argument that it's going to reduce wealth or income inequality inside of the United States. But I also think that it may be necessary.

55:31 from a geopolitical perspective, the way that Trump sees it. First off, Julian Brigden, a big economics commentator, Austrian, but he says that there's been a hollowing out of the economy that Trump is basically trying to fix, that Trump believes that he's trying to fix with tariffs in terms of trying to reshore some manufacturing.

55:58 you know, other related jobs. But if you're going to do that, it's going to be more expensive to make stuff in the United States than it is elsewhere. I think that there could also be some geopolitical things going on and that this could ultimately be a complex systems problem that Trump is dealing with as he's kind of dealing with all these other tangential issues.

56:26 To the Operation Gladio model, as in, you know, when he's going into USAID and, you know, finding all this graft or, you know, when he's, you know, cutting funding to the National Endowment for Democracy, which is a total misnomer. Or, you know, when, you know, he's revoking all these security clearances, the trade tariffs make it more difficult and challenging.

56:55 to maintain international connections. And seen as a complex systems problem, it could be, if Operation Gladio or at least this model of everybody running agitprop on everyone and trying to do coups and doing strategy of tension, if that's a cancer, tariffs may be kind of...

57:24 maybe a little bit of a chemotherapy. It's going to cause the body all kinds of problems, but it may also be helping to control an aspect of the process and to make maintaining international connections more challenging. So that's very insightful because my husband and I, as we were watching, I minored in economics in my MBA, well, in my bachelor's degree.

57:54 My bad. We were watching CNBC this morning and it was hysterical watching the meltdown. Now, generally, if you guys don't know, they have two very liberal people. And then Joe, who supposedly sits as a conservative, but would not fit in my definition of a conservative. But he's way more conservative than the other two. Normally, even on contentious issues, they're very courteous of each other and allowing each other to talk.

58:24 Between yesterday and today, it was a shit show. They kept talking all over each other. They are beside themselves. So first of all, I'm going to go back to Illini's comment about free trade and fair trade. So free trade is supposed to be just trade, right? Fair trade is supposed to be on equitable terms.

58:53 You can't have, quote unquote, free and fair trade if everything that you're selling costs twice as much in country X because they're tariffing all of the stuff you're trading. Meanwhile, you don't tariff anything they trade inside the United States. So yes, of course, the stuff coming in is cheaper. But to what end?

59:24 But the stuff that we're trying to sell, if you manufacture something here, U.S. flags, whatever, they tear up, in some cases, 100% of whatever it is that you're selling your flags for. They stick on that exact same amount, and then that's the cost of it in that country. Well, nobody's going to buy your shit, especially if that country already has very low wages and produces things.

59:54 significantly lower. So it's almost like a double whammy for anyone in the United States. Your jobs went from the international syndicate. They exported all of your jobs. They exported them to Mexico and Latin America, to Canada, and then in return, Canada slaps all of these tariffs on the United States. So that, to me, is crazy.

1:00:24 Also, my husband points out during the commercial break, if you had a meme that showed the, and I'm just going to take a generic, if you have a shoe manufacturer, I don't think there's any left, but if you had a shoe manufacturer that manufactured shoes in the United States and you could see the person sitting

1:00:52 At the sewing machine, sewing the shoe and putting it together. And you could look behind the person sitting in America making that shoe with their suburban house, their new car sitting in the driveway. And what the left has told us that they're after all along is this quote unquote living wage. And you take that exact same shoe.

1:01:21 and you put it over in Vietnam and you have a meme that shows behind the person sitting at the sewing machine in Vietnam, the lean-to hobble that they live in that has the 40-foot antenna with the big television and a dirt floor. Now, yes, if you're going to say that, yes, it's cheaper to make that shoe over there, you cannot also say,

1:01:50 That you're all about a living wage in the United States because you're not. You're lying. You don't want anybody in the United States to have other than a government guaranteed wage, which is, of course, what they're all going for for fascism. Or you would understand that the person making the shoe in the United States living in suburbia is going to put that income back into the.

1:02:20 in the United States where then our GDP and our competitiveness and our ability to survive on our own in the middle of a war, if you piss everybody off like we've been doing, increases significantly. And so there has to be some ability to understand all we have done is created slavery abroad.

1:02:46 on behalf of an international syndicate by offshoring these jobs into, yeah, so do they have a job? Yeah, but there's like little kids working in some of these shoe factories too. And I thought we were all against that. So there has to be a complete realization that we're not talking about something that's static.

1:03:13 And we're also not talking about something that just happened. This has been a system that was put in place decades ago to basically destroy our capability and offshore it so that they all got rich and we all lost our middle class all along. And then we'll go to Law 9. Yeah, Colonel, I just wanted to point out relating to the free trade versus what some used to call protectionism or say,

1:03:45 the anti-NAFTA part of the Democrats, say around Bill Clinton's day, I mean, it's noticeable that now among virtually all the Democrats and much of the, quote, compatible left, unquote, it's almost all on the side of, oh my God, Trump is going to ruin free trade and we're all going to die. And so that, I mean, it's understandable, I guess, because, you know,

1:04:15 the economy has become that much more internationalized since the time of Bill Clinton. So it kind of makes sense, but it's still very noticeable that, you know, you have this so-called opposition to that extent, you know, just unquestionably free, quote, free trade. The other point I wanted to make is regarding media. I think one of the things that I've noticed

1:04:43 is that there just seems to be a kind of a complete lack of comments about how centralized media has gotten. I mean, to the extent where, yes, I'll say it again, five corporations control 90% of media by consumption compared to 50 controlling 90% in 1983.

1:05:11 And one of the things I've noticed, people often kind of assume, well, we have this new media, you know, we have Twitter spaces, we have Facebook, we have, you know, Twitter, we have so much social media. So there's this kind of assumption that, oh, well, we have more choices now. So therefore, if the big media has more consolidated than ever, again, five controlling 90%, then it...

1:05:40 It doesn't really matter that much. Or if people don't really explicitly say that, it's kind of a built-in assumption. And I strongly disagree with that assumption. I think that media consolidation is among the most important issues we have because of the very Machiavellian way that the social media and the other newer forms of media have tied into.

1:06:10 the bigger media. And it's being used in a way to kind of net and control camps into two opposite scissor blades that if they seem to provide more living room than the Democrats and Republicans, in the end, they reinforce the same dichotomy of these two scissor blade.

1:06:35 in my opinion, CIA-controlled parties. So media consolidation is like, it amazes me how little discussion of it that there is because it's such a huge problem. I agree. Illini, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. So two thoughts on this. First off, we have a Canadian banker in the audience. I'm not going to mention his name, but he would be miffed if I didn't raise the point.

1:07:01 that, like, to a lot of people, you know, who believe in free trade and, you know, investing in everything else, you know, the, you know, Trump's tariffs on Canada and, you know, Canada doesn't have tariffs on, they have agriculture, they reserve the right to have agricultural tariffs on us.

1:07:22 But they're not really in effect, you know, unless, you know, the Canadian milk border or whatever that process is decides that they need to control, you know, the supply of milk. But for the most part, you know, stuff could come in from the United States to Canada unimpeded. And outside of energy balances, we had, you know, relatively balanced trade. And that was the case also with, you know, a number of other countries out there.

1:07:51 If we slap 10% tariffs on them, like Australia imposes a value added tax. They don't have a, you know, a tariff on us. When we put a tariff on them and when the stock market goes down 10%, there are going to be, you know, people, you know, who believe in like totally laissez-faire capitalism and free trade.

1:08:18 who are going to see it as an unprovoked attack. I don't see it that way. I think that countries have a right to control their borders. I think that the ownership of the border is owned by the sovereignty of that country, that is all of its citizens, and that businesses don't necessarily get their own ownership of that border. But there are going to be people out there.

1:08:46 who see that the stock market went down, they're going to see it as an attack on their interests. And we're not going to be able to, it's going to be tricky to get around that issue. The second thing I'm going to raise here is, you know, it may be tricky for us to be able to find our way back to the 1950s era of protectionism because we need to get the know-how back.

1:09:14 in terms of making stuff here. And it may not necessarily be something that we can bootstrap. And when Germany was recovering, you know, they had the Marshall Plan. They had the United States, you know, the whole bunch of industrialists here rooting for them to succeed and rooting for them to recover. The question is, will we be able to reboot our economies here towards making stuff?

1:09:43 And how much success will we be able to have at that end? And it's ultimately going to come down to our people and our know-how here. I don't disagree with you. I will disagree on the actual tariff thing, and I will be happy to go back and check. But when I was listening to CNBC yesterday, they did admit that there were tariffs on U.S. goods going into...

1:10:13 And as you point out, most of it was all on agricultural products. But they were in effect. It wasn't something that wasn't happening. I think this could be like fentanyl could be the easier explanation here. And Sam Cooper, I think it comes down to geopolitical. But it could be that Trump is just generating chaos.

1:10:43 It could also be that there's sort of this complex systems approach and it's going to be impossible to sort it out unless you're on the inside. You're saying it'd be impossible for us to sort out. It would be very hard for me to sort it out unless I had more information coming from the inside that I'm not sure we're going to get. Correct. I agree with you. There is at some point a certain amount of trust that has to go in.

1:11:14 to this entire process that he has, like, as you just said, a lot more information than we do. And he has an end state in mind. And he is working to get to that end state because we don't have access to all of that information. It is, we're in the middle of the fog of war is the best way to say that. Carrie, go ahead.

1:11:44 Yeah, so Rand Paul, Ron Paul, not Rand. Ron Paul believes in laissez-faire, free, free capitalism. That's his stance. And he's, I saw an interview with him yesterday. He is against the tariffs because it goes against free capitalism.

1:12:14 And I don't think Trump is creating chaos. I think Ron Paul is an extremist. I really, really do. And my information about how to function economically.

1:12:43 is to steer away from ideologies. But that's not just, my knowledge base isn't just economic, it's in basically all positions, all sectors steer away from ideology and go towards more functionality. Okay, so I'm going to read to you, Illini, what Grok said.

1:13:12 Here's how Canada's was working like in 2024. I asked specifically before all of this shit happened. Canada maintained pre-existing tariffs prior to the USMCA on specific US goods, particularly in protected sectors like dairy, poultry and eggs.

1:13:36 there were tariffs that were quite high, like 270% on milk, 245% on cheese, 300% on butter when import quotas were exceeded. So they allowed a certain amount in, but everything after that was then tariffed. These tariffs have been in existence, it says for, it then actually gives me a date. And then it goes on to say,

1:14:06 Let's see. That became a very contentious item during the USMCA negotiations. For the vast majority of other goods, such as industrial products, machinery and consumer items, tariffs remained zero among all the parties of the USMCA.

1:14:28 evidently they had some amount of threshold that they let in tariff-free, but if you imported more than that, then those were the tariffs applied to that. At one point we were talking about imposing tariffs on oil and natural gas coming into the United States as part of the tariffs plan. I think Trump got that. I'm not sure he completely eliminated it.

1:14:54 But like this, this was going to affect these tariffs that we were imposing on Canada was going to affect, you know, broad sections of their economy. And what's interesting to me is if you are for free trade, why would you have any tariffs on anything? Because obviously there's some protectionism of their market.

1:15:20 And then for them to turn around and say, for some portion of our market, we're not allowed to tariff. And again, if you step back from all of this and get out of this kind of fog of war part, go back to the 40,000 foot look and tell me under what obligation is America and Americans specifically

1:15:52 operating as not only do we give our government gives all of our tax dollars in aid to all of these different venues that supposedly is going to, you know, agriculture and all this other shit around the world. At the same time that they're taking all of that money out of our economy, they are also

1:16:18 providing it in theory, although we know a lot of it never makes it to the country, to the very countries that are taxing the things that the Americans produce in the form of tariffs. To me, it just seems disingenuous overall. And wouldn't it be weird if the highest tariffed countries coincided with

1:16:47 some of the ones that we know are controlled by these covert operations, so that it's just another mechanism to absconce with money and hinder the U.S. from doing it. Because, I mean, when you pull out and you look at what's been going on over the last 70 years, you're...

1:17:11 I don't think you can honestly look at what's been going on and not realize that the United States has been in a controlled demolition. Their intent was basically to destroy the United States as an economy in order to insert the same type of a fascist government that has been.

1:17:33 you know, installed all around the world, the use of terrorism internal to the United States to control us and all of those other pieces of this. You can't look at this in isolation and not realize that it's part of a much bigger operation. Cohen, go ahead. Thank you. And I think you really kind of really hit, especially with the disingenuous part is to which.

1:18:02 I mean, I personally like to completely believe in free trade, but just going through all of the history as to what the CIA and the Rockefellers have gone into all these other countries and done, and then it's filtered back home. When I grew up, I was given an impression that things are the way they are due to...

1:18:31 some natural cycles and incentive structures and rather they're all over the place and they're doing all these things behind the scenes and then they want to go on msnbc or whatever as soon as we push back and want to they want to act like we're the ones breaking the rules they want us to play by the rules while uh they're breaking all the cogs in the machine pretending like they're the ones really for free trade but they really just want their system to continue

1:19:00 I feel horrible for the people in other countries that come here for a better life, but they should be able to have a better life back home. Simultaneously, I don't think that Americans should have to compete with the slavery that they've induced in these other countries. I work at a place where there's a lot of welders and tackers and they don't speak English. I'm fully sympathetic to them.

1:19:27 But I would love for them to have a place of their own and us as well to where we aren't competing with people that are in desperate poverty looking for any way out. They're living six, seven people in the same household, and they're trying to convince us and gaslight us into thinking this is all normal.

1:19:51 Or that it's somehow our fault. But then we find out this is what all the CIA and the British before them and the Dutch have been doing. So, I mean, I would love to know what India would be like if the Dutch and the British were rather sorry, the British were not there. And now every single every single job in this country that I think is so fundamental.

1:20:16 Between the welders and you can even see that. I mean, they're going after the software engineering job now. They're trying to ship those overseas. But I'll refrain back. I would just if the tariffs, if things get rough due to the tariffs temporarily, I'm I'm OK. As long as we're going into a good direction, because as it stands now, we're going downhill. And I would I would like to see some change, however rough it might get.

1:20:43 So, Cohen, are you telling me that you are going to forego buying a Nike expensive shoe? If it means that these industrialists lose a few pennies and they have to pull out of these other countries and we can get them under control so kids aren't making shoes and it's tough. I'm completely okay with that. I looked at my husband this morning. I'm like, who cares if you get to buy Nike shoes or not? I can't afford Nike shoes anyway.

1:21:18 If I've got the same eight shirts for a year and I just take better care of them and we know how to sew and stitch and we have our own gardens and eggs, I'm OK with that. Yeah, we may just have to buckle down a little bit. OK, Tony, go ahead. All right. Thank you.

1:21:41 and uh uh it's just for the tariff and you know here's my thing like example like the shoe and the shoemaker and the industrial that's what you talk about you know in china that's like the city of wyoming from is a chingdao there used to be like a floor of the big shoe manufacturing there so each one had like thousands of thousands of workers

1:22:02 if you look at that all how the big corporations they manage that kind of a supply chain you know all the letters from italy or the bottom from korea and the import from the different countries and the ship to china and the you know people there and put them together i remember that time when i worked for the international logistics which we were shipping product for nike actually that time

1:22:28 the the the company they received the payment for like assembly like make one sure and they only made a a pair of shoes and they made like less than 20 cents yes dollars is that little like it like like previously that gentleman said yes that's a kind of like a slavery that um business in overseas and uh but uh

1:22:52 I understand people talk about, always talk about free trade, but unfortunately, and a lot of free trade is kind of a monopoly, you know, by those big corporations. And it's really designed this way and to make the work and cannot be done by one nation, you know, like whatever you call it, globalized or whatever. But, you know, and all the divided different...

1:23:19 procedures into the different nations. So the different countries, they have to coordinate together. They have to work together. They have to treat each other. Of course, who is benefiting the most? Because the big corporations, they benefit the most. Every time they ship the product, one part from one nation to another nation, they make a lot of profit from that. That's exactly right. Yeah, that's exactly right. And it also is a way of avoiding

1:23:49 So if you tariff one country, then they were just and that basically was what was happening in a lot of these situations. They would make up to a certain amount or pieces of it and then they would ship it to Vietnam and then allow them to assemble it. And then it would come here.

1:24:11 in order to avoid sanctions or tariffs or whatever. There's a lot of shenanigans. And what's very interesting about all of that, as he points out, and we've been saying for now two and a half years, the only people that benefit from this is the oligarchs, is the corporations that are running all of this. So, yeah, thank you, Tony. Alfred, go ahead. Thank you. Hi, Carla. Hi. So.

1:24:39 You know, my first thought on these tariffs is basically Trump's trying to even the playing field, which is probably fine. But I think that on some level, we seem to it seems like I keep hearing these conversations and we're sort of missing the elephant in the room. And that that is the Federal Reserve System. And as long as we have interest bearing debt based money, that's being, in my opinion, controlled with no oversight by criminals.

1:25:05 You know, they're positioning themselves to be as close to the money spigot as they can. So with the Cantillon effect, they're benefiting from this entire system on levels that probably normal people like us can't even comprehend. So I really think that that's the issue. You know, we left this constitutional money in the dust over 100 years ago. And as long as these people can just print and steal, they're going to.

1:25:34 Because no one's going to stop them. Anyway. That's a very valid point. Thank you for making it. Miles. All right. Have a good day. Yeah, thank you. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, I really enjoyed watching you yesterday. But when the Super Bowl was in Minneapolis, I was bartending at an event for Nike. They were launching a clothing line, or actually it was a uniform line for the NFL.

1:26:03 And it was pretty busy in there, and they actually made us wear Nike clothes, but they didn't give them to us. We had to return them. So I'm at the bar, and there's a bunch of people at the bar, and I'm looking at this bartender next to me, and I'm going, you know, these Nike clothes, they really suck. And he, like, jabs me in the gut and goes, the owners are sitting right at the bar.

1:26:28 Because, you know, I got a big mouth, Colonel. But I was so glad that they were sitting there and they heard me say, your clothes suck. But, yeah, it was fun to watch it last night, especially to see Joe and Dave's body language. Like, oh, my God. Oh, they were connecting so many dots in their mind. And they really did. We knew exactly what you were talking about.

1:26:54 I was kind of half listening and watching how they were reacting in the show last night. It was gold. I really appreciate that. I hope you go back on there again. I will. And I only got through the first paragraph of the Gladio 101. We didn't even get through the Gladio 101. But I, too, was watching Joe's body reaction.

1:27:17 What's interesting about that is Joe's heard me talk on a Zoom call that him and I are frequently on together. But I don't think he had ever heard all of the like the cycle of this whole thing. And so, yeah, it was very interesting. And thank you.

1:27:36 Not like us, Colonel. And your army was with you last night. I know. And I think that blew Dave away. I mean, he commented on it several times that all of these new people here, they must have came because you're here. And again, I, you guys have no, that is fuel in my tank every single time.

1:28:00 I look and see you guys. It is you have no idea. I feed off of it. And I am I am again, I'm just humbled. That's I'll just leave it at that. Freedom for faithful. Go ahead. Hey, Colonel, I appreciate you letting me speak and doing all this that you do to bring out the truth. So, you know, Alfred nailed something that I was going to bring up. And it's just a couple of points I want to make. But regarding the Federal Reserve and then.

1:28:29 You know, I noticed since tariffs have taken center stage, there is among the populace, I would say a fundamental misunderstanding of tariffs and what they are for. And there's three dates that we need to keep in mind with all this. It's 1913, 1933, and then 1971. And, you know, of course, 1913 is when this current iteration of the central bank.

1:28:56 came into existence, which is the third one that we've had. And the kind of lost my train of thought. But anyways, 1913, so it was established. It's known as the Federal Reserve. Obviously, people think it's part of the federal government because of its name, but obviously it's not. And so going along with the Federal Reserve, you always have to have an income tax so that your citizenry can pay for the interest.

1:29:26 on the national debt obviously the federal reserve loans money to the government in which there has to be an interest and that's how income taxes come in but you know with tariffs not only is it to bring in revenue for the country as mckinley did and you mentioned earlier about there was a surplus they didn't even know how to spend all the money that was there from tariffs but also it's all about bringing manufacturing back into the united states

1:29:53 And so 1971, when we came off of the gold standard and went full fiat, right after that, obviously, the country went to shit, you know, 73 and forward because it got, you know, got fully implemented in 73 and forward. But and I'll get back to that in just a second, but kind of jumping around. But 1933, when you talk about FDR and going after people for owning gold.

1:30:24 Well, right after he had people hand in their gold and some people didn't. But right after that, the government revalued gold. And it's still that value today. I think it's $42 an ounce. And so it's due long overdue for a revaluation again. So we should see something happen with gold coming up when it gets revalued. But, you know, with the with the central bank or the Federal Reserve.

1:30:51 They love to do these mini resets because they only have a very finite period of time that they'll last. And so 73 obviously was 50, what, 52 years ago now. And they did a little reset and go into the petrodollar and full fiat. And it obviously, you know, made everything suck.

1:31:14 But I just wanted to make those two comments. And I'm kind of a little sporadic here, but I wanted to get those three dates out there. I think they're really important. Thanks. No, you're absolutely right. Significantly changed the way America did business. You're absolutely right. And thank you for bringing that up. Kerry, go ahead. Well, also, if I could just add. So 73, if you notice, as soon as we went to full fiat.

1:31:42 They started moving manufacturing out of the United States so that it would be cheaper. And that's a main tenet of that. And tariffs is the main tenet of tariffs is to bring that manufacturing back so that we can be wealthy. If you manufacture in the United States, you don't have to pay a tariff. Yeah, that's true. Thank you. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to say we do have manufacturing. I live in St. Louis. We manufacture stuff.

1:32:11 Saying that we don't is inaccurate. We're saying that we don't have any manufacturing. We lost a lot of our manufacturing as a result of all of that. We know that we have some, or we wouldn't be tariffing people. Or people wouldn't be tariffing us because we have to have something to manufacture to ship over there. Yeah, I just wanted clarity on that. So we do import.

1:32:41 parts for some of our manufacturing. But anyway, maybe because I live in St. Louis, I can see it more. I don't know. But also, I wanted to say that I was having an argument on Twitter the other day about that Trump is saying something about a third term, and someone brought up FDR, and FDR did have a third term.

1:33:08 Then he made it illegal for anyone else to do that. And I think he was a pretty crooked dude. And one more thing. No, two more things. We can have a debt jubilee. People are saying, oh, we have all this debt. We have to pay the bankers back. It's like, nope.

1:33:33 They are presently hitting Russia too. I think people get a little lost by that. The International Syndicate, which thank you for coming up with that frame out. It's perfect. They are hitting Russia and America at the same time. And I think people get a little lost by the surface of that. Thanks. So let's correct something here. FDR had four terms, not three.

1:34:00 And it wasn't FDR that changed it. There was an actual amendment to the Constitution that changed that in 1951. So just wanted to correct those couple of things. Miles, go ahead. Did you get the idea to do this from Dave because he's doing it tonight? Doing what? Open mic Friday so he can just talk about stuff.

1:34:26 Yeah, he's going to be doing that tonight on Channel 17. No, I've done this a couple of different times, especially when we're at the end of the week and we've finished a book and I don't want to start the new book and then have the weekend. Okay, I'm going to say Dave stole it from you then. Okay, I got it. So we're at like 11 and counting as far as countries calling Trump up and saying, yeah, we're going to drop our tariffs.

1:34:55 This is brilliant. I love it. Thanks. Sure. Anybody else? Oh, Bridget, they keep knocking her down. What the heck? Hey, Colonel, can I ask you a question for you to kind of give your thoughts on as far as the IG investigation being opened up onto Secretary Hegseth for the signal? What are your opinions on that? She should be fired, or he. I thought it was a...

1:35:35 Female, I don't know. But the IG, the entire thing is bullshit. So Signal is an approved device app that they were authorized to use. There was no classified information. The entire thing's bullshit. The entire IG system has been infiltrated.

1:36:05 In my opinion, every single sitting IG should have been fired. And I understand all of the implications of that. I don't care. The entire government has been infiltrated. But the IG, and I don't know if you guys even know what they are or how it works. So if the IG.

1:36:28 does an investigation like in the Air Force, the Air Force IG does an investigation. All they do is make recommendations to who? The person in charge of the Air Force. So all this IG person can do is make a recommendation to the guy that's supposedly being investigated, the Secretary of Defense, because they report directly to the Secretary of Defense.

1:36:57 So the entire thing is bullshit. It will be used as a way to leak information to further attack the sect death. There's not a fucking thing the IG can do. There's no other person to give the information to. They prepare a report and they hand it to their boss. So, again.

1:37:25 It appears to me to be another vehicle to, quote unquote, create dirt for them to leak and then further jeopardize what would really be national security, not the shit that they pretend is national security. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, are we going to Argentina on Monday? I don't know. Why are you asking me that? Well, I thought that we were going to investigate.

1:38:01 Argentina. They're doing a document release. I think that that allegedly includes claims that Hitler made it there after World War Two. To talk about the documents release, you mean? I didn't know what you meant by when you said we were going. I'm not going to Argentina. I am sorry. I had no idea what you're talking about. I'd like to go there. Well, I've actually I've been to Venezuela. I've not ever been to Argentina.

1:38:32 I don't know that I'd like to go to Argentina either, but whatever. I'm a wine guy. They have good wine. All right. So, Bridget, if you want to go ahead. I have the Fergie. I just want to say thank you. They give her a Rumble rant. She made a contribution over on Rumble. Thank you very much. I did not see the other one. If you want to mention that, Bridget. Yes, that is.

1:39:06 Well, one was Annie M. She said, hey, Bridget, thanks for being an admin today, Colonel. I think your hair looks really cute like that. Love these spaces. Thank you. And Fergie said, the importance of the Colonel's work here cannot be overstated. Where we go one, we go all.

1:39:28 So just for you guys that are only on X, I was in the pool this afternoon with my grandbaby, and so I have my hair pulled up on a ponytail on the top of my head so I can keep my hair out of the water. But thank you very much for that. I appreciate it. Zen, go ahead. Hey, guys. Yeah, I'm a huge World War II history buff, and I've been hearing these reports out of Argentina about the release of these documents.

1:40:00 I've studied this quite a bit, and I watched the Hunting Hitler series for two years, and I haven't seen the documents, and I was wondering if anybody that has could comment on them. I don't think, I have not seen any of them. I mean, we've done a lot of research into the rat lines into Latin America all over. A lot of the people did enter through Argentina.

1:40:30 But I don't know if you've done any of the research of where all of the Nazis in Latin America ended up. The creation of the Colony of Dignity in Chile, we've talked a lot about that. There was literally Nazis everywhere in South America.

1:41:00 From our perspective, because when we were doing the research in Operation Gladio and given the fact that Gladio derives directly from the Nazis, from Hitler, Reinhard Galen and Otto Skorzeny, it was very interesting to find when you research Operation Gladio in Italy with all of the stuff that they disclosed in the 1990s when it was revealed for the first time officially.

1:41:30 All of that led to Argentina. Argentina had set up a subsidiary of the P2 Masonic Lodge, which is all of the government officials that were involved in the administration of Operation Gladio belonged to the P2 Lodge. And to include the Grand Mason Galley, G-E-L-L-I.

1:41:53 He traveled back and forth from Italy to Argentina a lot. He set up a P2 subsidiary lodge in Argentina. And it is what ran Operation Gladio for Italy. There were other P's numbers throughout all of Europe. So the fact that they had at least some portion of that setup in Argentina as part of Operation Gladio.

1:42:21 And then from there, we morphed into Operation Condor, where they were doing basically the same thing in Latin America that they were doing in Europe. And anybody that wouldn't go along with the program they overthrew. And it was the CIA, along with some of their auto scores, any trained assassins like the OAS agents that also went to you have the guy that ran.

1:42:49 The Portugal's program, a gentle press. He was in and out of South America a lot. So there's a lot of bleed over that Chirac guy that was part of the Italian new order. He was down there all the time. So they definitely had an entire cadre of.

1:43:12 former Nazis that, I'm just going to call them Nazis, that were down there in Latin America. So it wouldn't surprise me at all. Yeah, I read about the SS setting up all the rat lines going through Italy and staying in Catholic churches and all that. And yeah, thank you. Sure. Probably the most shocking part of all of that was when I found out that

1:43:43 Otto Skorzeny was paid through the United States Air Force, A4, which is logistics, by issuing contracts to create military bases in Spain in which Otto Skorzeny's construction company.

1:44:06 was the contractor hired to do all of those bases. And instead of it costing like $5 million to build a base, he would charge $10 or $15 million and he kept the excess money. And that's how he was paid to be Alan Dulles' assassin trainer and planner for a lot of the Operation Gladio mischief that they created all over the world. That was a real shocker to me.

1:44:34 That and the fact that while he was in Spain, his handlers for the CIA were active duty military officers. And I'm going to use that with quotations because it is very well known that the CIA implants their own people into the military under the guise of them being an active duty officer. But these people were on record as being active duty military officers.

1:45:02 stationed in Spain that were his, that was his handlers. And I found that really interesting, mainly because Spain at the time was under the control of Franco, who himself was an admitted fascist. So that's all very interesting to me, especially obviously coming from a military background. But anyway, okay.

1:45:31 No more hands. We're going to call it a night. You guys have a wonderful weekend and I will be on. Let me pull that up real quick. Tomorrow night, I am going to be on a show with Anna at eight o'clock Eastern time. So hopefully you guys can all make that. And I'll be co-hosting with you. Who is?

1:46:05 Coyote. Oh, where are you at? Oh, there you are. I see you come up. It's a glitchy. We may be a little suppressed, Colonel. Yeah, just a little. Yeah. So Coyote is going to be our co-host and I'm really looking forward to that. And then other than that, I will be back on Monday at 4 p.m. So thank you guys all for being here and I will see you tomorrow night, if not sooner.

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Claims made here

Richard Nixon funded Italian Mafia host_asserted ▶ 1:26

“the Southeast Asia Triangle. And if you guys remember in the earlier, I don't even remember which book it was, we learned that the quote unquote Nixon war on drugs really was an elimination of the Cor…”

Richard Nixon targeted_for_regime_change Mafia host_asserted ▶ 1:26

The Agents of Subversion exposed John Downey book_quoted ▶ 4:22

“that we may do this book next, the neocolonialism. But one of the books that I find very fascinating, given what's going on right now, is this one right here. It's called The Agents of Subversion. Thi…”

Shell Game exposed UBS book_quoted ▶ 4:51

“internal machinations of the covert war against China. And I think that's especially relevant right now, given what's going on with the tariffs in China. But again, there's so many to pick from. This …”

UBS financed_via Edward Snowden book_quoted ▶ 4:51

UBS financed_via Booz Allen Hamilton book_quoted ▶ 4:51

UBS financed_via United States Central Command book_quoted ▶ 4:51

UBS financed_via Clinton Foundation book_quoted ▶ 4:51

Paul L. Williams exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 10:24

“That I constantly talk about, like Cottrell's book, Danielle Ganser's book of NATO secret armies and Paul Williams book of Operation Gladio, Williams Bloom's book of Killing Hope are so important to t…”

Danielle Ganser exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 10:24

Nobel family funded George de Mohrenschildt host_asserted ▶ 19:32

“George de Morgenschild, the star witness at the Warren Commission, from money that dated back to his dad being the oil minder for the Nobel family out of Sweden, as in the Nobel Peace Prize, which is …”

George de Mohrenschildt member_of Warren Commission host_asserted ▶ 19:32

Allen Dulles funded Nobel family host_asserted ▶ 19:56

“As everything that we have discovered, everything is asked backwards. So the war machine creates the Nobel Peace Prize. And that family owned lots of oil all over. But the dad owned the oil concession…”

Allen Dulles member_of Standard Oil host_asserted ▶ 20:23

“Standard Oil while Alan Dulles was a representative of Standard Oil and arranged the purchase of that concession. And then he met during this time, George DeMorgan Shield was 10 years old. He met Geor…”

Dallas Police Force covered_up Robert Kennedy assassination host_asserted ▶ 20:48

“at the Warren Commission. And if anybody believes that's a coincidence, you're crazy. And so the police chief, many of the police that were involved as far as the Dallas Police Force goes, all of that…”

Sean Hannity recruited Kyle Serapin guest_asserted ▶ 30:23

“that they were using Kyle Serafin to vet people. Now, to me, that's very odd because Kyle has no ties to, because he's been basically fired as a quote unquote whistleblower. So how is he vetting peopl…”

Kyle Serapin member_of FBI host_asserted ▶ 36:44

“He has some other motivation than the truth. My concern is this man had a badge and a gun. He was responsible for, quote unquote, as an FBI agent, vetting people and being able to discern who was tell…”

Kyle Serapin covered_up FBI host_asserted ▶ 39:13

“And for whatever reason, when their credibility gets attacked, they start shouting people down. And it's not a system that promotes truth, is the really sad thing here. I think it was a knee-jerk reac…”

Kyle Serapin covered_up FBI host_asserted ▶ 39:43

“Colonel came in, having carefully researched everything with the facts, with stuff that she could defend. And she forced everyone to actually go research it for themselves. And then everybody came bac…”

Kyle Serapin covered_up FBI host_asserted ▶ 44:50

“this person is intentionally out there to insert himself in positions to stop the truth from coming out. Well, he's definitely accomplished that, whether he inserted himself or not. He definitely acco…”

Oliver North member_of Iran-Contra affair host_asserted ▶ 48:33

“Oliver North was, you know, we went on this mission. So I do think that as people gain more knowledge about what our real history is, that there will be more stories, excuse me, like that of them comi…”

Donald Trump targeted_for_regime_change Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 56:26

“To the Operation Gladio model, as in, you know, when he's going into USAID and, you know, finding all this graft or, you know, when he's, you know, cutting funding to the National Endowment for Democr…”

Donald Trump targeted_for_regime_change National Endowment for Democracy host_asserted ▶ 56:26

Adolf Hitler carried_out_attack Argentina speculative ▶ 1:38:01

“Argentina. They're doing a document release. I think that that allegedly includes claims that Hitler made it there after World War Two. To talk about the documents release, you mean? I didn't know wha…”

Colonia Dignidad front_for Adolf Hitler host_asserted ▶ 1:40:30

“But I don't know if you've done any of the research of where all of the Nazis in Latin America ended up. The creation of the Colony of Dignity in Chile, we've talked a lot about that. There was litera…”

Operation Gladio founded Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 1:41:00

“From our perspective, because when we were doing the research in Operation Gladio and given the fact that Gladio derives directly from the Nazis, from Hitler, Reinhard Galen and Otto Skorzeny, it was …”

Operation Gladio founded Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 1:41:00

Operation Gladio founded Adolf Hitler host_asserted ▶ 1:41:00

Argentina front_for P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted ▶ 1:41:30

“All of that led to Argentina. Argentina had set up a subsidiary of the P2 Masonic Lodge, which is all of the government officials that were involved in the administration of Operation Gladio belonged …”

Reinhard Gehlen member_of P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted ▶ 1:41:30

P2 Masonic Lodge founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:41:53

“He traveled back and forth from Italy to Argentina a lot. He set up a P2 subsidiary lodge in Argentina. And it is what ran Operation Gladio for Italy. There were other P's numbers throughout all of Eu…”

Yves Guérin-Sérac headed Aginter Press host_asserted ▶ 1:42:49

“The Portugal's program, a gentle press. He was in and out of South America a lot. So there's a lot of bleed over that Chirac guy that was part of the Italian new order. He was down there all the time.…”

U.S. Air Force paid Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 1:43:43

“Otto Skorzeny was paid through the United States Air Force, A4, which is logistics, by issuing contracts to create military bases in Spain in which Otto Skorzeny's construction company.…”

Otto Skorzeny overbilled_or_diverted U.S. Air Force host_asserted ▶ 1:44:06

“was the contractor hired to do all of those bases. And instead of it costing like $5 million to build a base, he would charge $10 or $15 million and he kept the excess money. And that's how he was pai…”

Otto Skorzeny trained Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 1:44:06

Francisco Franco headed Spain documented ▶ 1:45:02

“stationed in Spain that were his, that was his handlers. And I found that really interesting, mainly because Spain at the time was under the control of Franco, who himself was an admitted fascist. So …”