The Colonels Corner Open Mic Thursday 2025-08-14

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0:00 Welcome, everybody. I'm going to get Rumble set up here real quick. Good afternoon, Colonel. Good afternoon, SR. How are you both? I'm doing excellent. Make that both of us, Colonel. Hopefully, Bridget's having a good time today. Putting on the final finish on the slide. Bridget is making a bunk bed for...

0:33 someone and it is amazing post pictures of it bridget she will she is such an excellent craftsman what's funny is um the slide which was the most difficult piece because nobody apparently out there posts anything about how to make a slide or right angles of slide or blah blah blah anyway it turned out to be the prettiest part of the whole bed it is amazing

1:04 It is definitely a piece of art, especially the strip that you put down. Yeah, it's amazing. You can't see it in the picture, but the end of the strip actually has like little flames in the wood grain. It's pretty cool looking. But as soon as I get it installed, which is supposed to be installed this weekend, I'll definitely post pictures of it completed and assembled and children using it. Cool. So.

1:36 I may do the foreword to the book that we're going to do today, but I wanted to start off. First of all, I saw Alfred here. Thank you, Alfred, for your awesome post in response to the idiot. There does seem to be an increase in the...

2:03 idiocy of people I've noticed. But for those of you who, yeah, Alfred, thank you so much. For those of you who didn't get a chance to read the post earlier that, what'd they do to Bridget? That was made.

2:39 I do have to read it because it was very interesting. Now, understand, since we are a family here, that the more exposure that Operation Gladio gets and the more people that catch on that what is going on in our country right now isn't new.

3:11 and that it fits a pattern that has gone on for the last 70 or 80 years, more people are going to be able to put pieces together that they don't want us to put together. So I'm not at all surprised by the post. And anyway, I'm just going to get to the post. As you guys know, I...

3:45 had a master sergeant that on his profile says he's U.S. Army intelligence retired electronic warfare engineer, 22 years in the Army and a DOD contractor for eight years. A DOD contractor, which means he fits the definition of the private military security contractors that we just went over.

4:16 So the more of this that we uncover, the more people are going to come in and try to, I'm not going to use the word silence, but gatekeep is probably the much better word to use. And I guess I should feel flattered that he went to the extent to put all of this information because he wrote a small diatribe.

4:51 I'm a member of the C-O-N-E-L-R-A-D group. Our team was sent the below post video presented by Colonel Towner Watkins by a journalist. We were asked to do an assessment of this video. I guess I should feel honored. We looked up and by journalist.

5:24 I should put air quotes on that. We looked up the background on Colonel Towner Watkins, U.S. Air Force retired. She has no discernible background in military intelligence. I've been very upfront. As a matter of fact, I've appeared on a few podcasts where people say that I have intelligence background and I immediately correct them. I do not. She's a retired Air Force that started out as an aircraft mechanic.

5:56 And ma'am, even if you did, actually, you would not be able to talk about these things, correct? I'm going to get to that in a minute. Oh, sorry. You're absolutely right. Because I put that as a second thought in a second post to this master sergeant. And his point that I started out as an aircraft mechanic, as if that is a slam to my credibility.

6:29 I worked for a living. I've told you guys my life story. I started literally from nothing as an E1. I enlisted right out of high school. That to me is a flower in my lapel. I'm very proud of my military career. Extremely proud of my military career. I listened to the first five minutes of her presentation and immediately identified a problem. Because again,

7:04 This gentleman was looking for problems. What a real analyst does that he professes to be would listen to the entire context of the video. And then on the second time around, if there's any issues he has, he would then address the issues. He did not do that. And he admits.

7:33 in this post that he did not do that. He is doing what Airman Leadership 101, and yes, for several years, I taught segments of Airman Leadership School once I became an officer, because I was asked repeatedly to come and showcase my career at San Vito, Italy, at

8:03 mcdill air force base my whole last assignment i drove every two months over to a leadership school at another base to be their guest speaker i know all about leadership airman leadership school one of the critical elements that you are taught in airman leadership school i don't know if they do that in the army is to not listen to refute

8:31 what is being said. Because the minute you do that is you lose the context of the conversation. You need to actually listen and assimilate what is being presented. And then you can do an analytical refresh of what the information is and whether or not it fits into the greater context. So he's already violated the

8:59 whole intent of an analysis from an impartial perspective. She states at the four minute and 40 second mark that prior to World War II, there were no government intelligence agencies in existence except for MI6. Now, again, you guys know in context exactly what that means. The United States did not have

9:29 an official intelligence, a central intelligence agency. Everybody knows that the military has had intelligence capability because they were the war department and needed people, a cadre of people in military intelligence so that when we went to war, those became the senior officials of the intelligence structure.

9:59 We did not even have a standing army to the extent that we did post-World War II. Did we have an army? Yes, we've always had an army. We just had the 250th anniversary of it. Did we have a standing army like we had post-World War II? No, we did not. That was the entire purpose of the National Security Act in 1947, was to change all of that. Okay.

10:31 Instead, that the intelligence services went back then existed in private corporations around the globe. Now, he's conflating things. The private intelligence was housed inside of corporations. We've proven that unequivocally in many of the books that we've read.

10:58 The Pinkertons were hired. Remember the story about the Sears and Roebuck guy in Chicago that had an entire fleet of women that cut out articles and pasted them in folders? We found the Los Angeles Police Department in a lawsuit, was caught with all of these paper files, and they had a CIA person that was elected.

11:25 putting them into a computer system. These were all private organizations, some in-housed inside of corporations and sometimes contracted out. That's how they gained the intelligence that these oligarchs used in order to go overseas and do what they did prior to World War II. Okay.

11:54 And then he says, this is not correct. Yes, MI6 dates back to the early 1900s, but the United States had an intelligence organization in 1885. It was called MIT, military intelligence, blah, blah, blah. And he goes on and talks about that. Okay. Then he admits, it is our estimation that getting simple facts like that wrong indicates you're pushing a narrative. I'm not pushing a narrative. I don't have a narrative.

12:29 I skipped forward admitting that he did not listen to the entire video and listen to some of the quote unquote facts she is attributing to Gladio. They do not comport with the facts regarding Gladio and are a bunch of loosely tied together alleged CIA psyop messaging pushed on the public.

12:58 I can definitely say professionally that there was an operation codenamed Gladio. The operation existed well into the 90s. These were covert, say, behind NATO operations off the books that existed up until the 90s timeframe. It was started in Italy, which it was not. It was actually started, as I put in my response, and we all know, from the Gladio.

13:27 itself was started by Hitler that Alan Dulles co-opted. But even before that, we know it dates back to the Boer Wars in the late 1800s. Okay, the tactic of Gladio and stay-behind units. Back then during the Cold War, all across Europe, there was a lot of old Nazis and hardcore Marxists running around from Turkey all the way to Spain. Multiple nations participated in Gladio, again, without disclosing sources and methods.

14:00 Because, of course, we wouldn't want to do that. I can assure you firmly that it did exist, and they engaged in some nefarious activities off-book. The intent of Gladio was to hunt down groups like the Baader-Meinhof, the Red Army faction, and others that were trying to destabilize Europe and pave the way for a Marxist takeover. And you guys know, we've talked to Paul Williams, the entire Marxist bullshit,

14:30 was a cover story to commit domestic terrorism. Does he say that? No, he doesn't. The operation reached its full apex and went into high gear with the kidnapping of Major General James Dozer in 1981. Our assessment is this presentation tends to rely on conjecture and loose, unproven theories associated and attributed to the IC.

15:00 as opposed to actual facts concerning Operation Gladio. So that's the post that he made in a nutshell. And as Bridget just pointed out, the reason why, first of all, the entire intelligence community is going to be very sensitive to any revelations regarding nefarious...

15:32 operations inside the intelligence operations. And if an intelligence officer comes out and discloses any of the stuff that I have from open source and everything that I've exposed is from open source, they will be law-fared into poverty because there will be assertions incorrectly that they are using

16:04 their TSSCI clearances as access to this information and wrapping it into the revelations of Operation Gladio. And we all know that that's not true, but it won't stop the CIA and others who have a vested interest in the United States not knowing anything about Operation Gladio.

16:33 from ever allowing anybody with bona fide intelligence credentials to talk about this. Because it will be asserted wrongfully that they are using sources and methods to make those presentations. So the entire thing is disingenuous at best.

17:02 Let me also read what he put in addition to that. I don't need to have an offline conversation. Oh, that was me. Hold on. Let me get down to his. With all due respect, our think tank assessment is below regarding your post on Operation Gladio. We would be happy to help you offline.

17:32 with the very serious flaws in your presentation to more clearly assist the general public. That, to me, is interpreted as a gatekeeper approach. Here, let me help you form your own opinion. I don't need your help forming an opinion. I would venture to say at this point, other than maybe a Paul Williams or a Danielle Ganser, there's probably no one that has read more.

18:03 about Operation Gladio and other operations like Condor that has direct ties because some of the same people participated to establish a pattern of what is happening. And that pattern, regardless of whether you call it Gladio or not, continued with things like PatCon. They actually talk about stashing weapons.

18:34 They talk about small elite groups training them on the use of weapons. Now, again, is there a declassified document calling PatCon Gladio? No, I don't need a declassified document to read the description of PatCon and tell you that it's a continuation of Gladio. Tactically, it is a continuation of Gladio because I'm not stupid.

19:05 I can recognize patterns, and I don't need a think tank to tell me how to think. Okay, Bridget, go ahead. Okay, one of the first things that came to mind is, first of all, it was an impulsive reply that he made because he did not listen to the entire thing. That immediately tells me this was an attempt to clean up.

19:40 What was being exposed and discredit. And my father always told me he was right about one thing for sure. And that was sometimes it's better to be thoughtful than open your mouth and remove all doubt. And that was really what I got out of it because he kept referring to we and our and our think tank as if his credentials overrode the.

20:11 Thousands of hours of research and exposure that we've done up until this point. Correct. And it goes back to them giving themselves their own award. And the attempt to contact you offline is literally, my bet, would be filled with threatening and attacks. Or an attempt at, if you don't play ball.

20:42 we're going to try and run you down and discredit you. And you know what? Again, it goes right back to one of the most obvious things that immediately hit me was, you know, no, you don't have, and you never have said that you had access to special Intel or that you did during the time you were. And that was the reason why you could talk about it. So, and he would know that. So the whole fact that he's using that,

21:14 shows you that he's either A, doesn't know what he's talking about and living in his mother's basement, or B, does know what he's talking about and is just going to lie to do whatever it takes to set you up or discredit you or do whatever he can to try and clean up what is being exposed. Thank you. SR? Thank you, Colonel, and thank everybody for...

21:42 for live mic on Friday or open mic on Friday. It's Thursday. Oh, Thursday. That's right. I'm sorry. I'm a day ahead of myself. At any rate, what I got out of it, just like Bridget did, you're definitely on somebody's radar now. But what I saw more than anything else is, okay, I was a master sergeant.

22:10 And I did this and I did that. Now I'm working for this company and I'm doing this, that and the other. And I thought the same thing. OK, here's a PMC. But what really got to me is he didn't come out and say where he fits within the team. He didn't come out and say, I lead this team. I'm with this team. I think in my opinion.

22:42 He was tasked with making a reply, and he didn't know how to do it. So his thoughts were, okay, let me try this and see what happens. And I got out of that, well, let's see if we can convert the kernel. And I just had to roll over laughing. It was like, wait a minute here. What are you really trying to tell me other than the fact we pushed somebody's button? That's what I got out of it.

23:16 And how many times have we exposed the think tank being full of assets or retired? I mean, the whole thing just reeks of, you know, it just. But in the same respect, it is a backhanded compliment, in my opinion, because they really don't go after anyone that they don't feel is a threat or a credible threat.

23:55 My opinion. Renee? Hi, everybody. Yeah, I agree with you, Bridget. I mean, after all this time, I say think tank, stink tank, because we know that pattern of all the think tanks in our journey. And I didn't get a chance to respond, but I did get a quick chance to go over this this morning as I was running out of the house. I got...

24:29 high vibes of ego, arrogant response from him. That was just my quick interpretation. And it's, you know, frankly, at this point, we can't give a damn because we're, I don't know if you all have heard that phrase, desert of the real. All of us have crossed that damn Rubicon and are over there. And whether it's a gatekeeper or a liberal,

24:58 person or, you know, crying crocodile tears or in denial or brainwashed or these egotistical, arrogant, entitled individuals who can't break their mold, we, this is, it's, they come from every angle and you just gotta, I let it go now. I don't, because it's, it's ridiculous and we're all over here.

25:25 resonating in truth and what we've learned. And these people are not flexible or can't bend their mind. They're not ready to let go of that ego in what they know is right. And there's basically, you know, good luck to them. I'm about to invest in some Kleenex because I think the hammer is about to drop and everyone's, a lot of people are going to be sad and butthurt and crying.

25:53 And fighting this narrative. And we're lucky to have you, Colonel, and to help us cross this Rubicon. So thank you. You're welcome. I wanted to go over to Rumble. And Magersard said that Conal Rad was a 50s civil defense program that refers to controlled electronics rape.

26:19 electronic radiation to prevent enemy aircraft from honing in on radio stations. And he also added, seems like reaction to the redacted Gladio exposure program. And I definitely agree with that. And Renee, to your point, the reason why I won't not address something like that is because we have, since I was on.

26:47 redacted several new listeners. And I want to point out to those new listeners that have not sat through the hundreds of hours of revealing books that we have been through, and they're new to the entire concept of Operation Gladio. And again, I have hundreds of hours. Now, you're telling me that you're an intelligence guy?

27:16 and you can't find my Rumble channel, that you can't look at the context of everything that I have presented, and you address none of them, you are going to do just a single video, which is a 101. And I make it very clear when I do the kind of big picture, that that big picture that I've come to appreciate and try to articulate

27:46 is a summation of all of the research. And I have thousands of examples of the oligarchs prior to World War II going into locations like Indonesia with their own intelligence mapping and all types of capability to find resources.

28:13 And at the appropriate time, they overthrow the government to harvest those resources. And so I'm very comfortable making the correlation between the pre-World War II way things happened and the transition, the pivotal transition of World War II. And then, like I said, and what we just discovered in the private military.

28:42 contracting book that there was a distinct change just prior to 9-11 that went full-scale contracting mode after 9-11, where we've now transferred a lot of that capability to the contractors. And in describing that cycle, I think it allows people to have a much bigger picture concept

29:10 of something that has gone on for well over 100 years, just the cycles that it has progressed to. And the thing that they fear most, and let me just say this from a psychological operation, the way that they have been able to manipulate us is they will create a sensational event like 9-11. And everybody focuses on that.

29:40 And then there's going to be a next one. Then there's going to be a next one. And then there's going to be a next one. And most people in their everyday lives aren't able to span out to a 30,000 foot look and see how all of those events connect. That to me, after all of these years doing this now, is the one thing that I bring to the presentation.

30:12 that most people don't have the time. Not that every one of you don't have the ability because I believe you do. You're all very smart. But you don't have the time to invest in the research to be able to connect all of those dots. And so, you know, almost three years into this, I feel like that the one thing that I can do for you is to give you those big picture concepts.

30:42 and then back them up with the research. And the day-to-day researching of these books and presenting the information in those books allows you to put that segment of facts into a broader picture. But if you don't have the broader picture, it means nothing. It's like at the very beginning of this, I told Bridget, I had all of this information from a...

31:10 30-year career. I had all of these pieces of information. A lot of the pieces didn't fit together. And I always had this kind of nagging feeling in the back of my head that there was something missing. And when I found Paul Williams' book, what it did in another, because I'm a conceptual person, what it did for me that day when I finished his book, because I couldn't put it down.

31:40 was it provided the biology skeleton that hangs in the biology classroom where I could finally take all of the pieces of information that I had gathered over the years of reading and find them a place on the body. This goes here. This is the heart. This is the liver. This is the blood system. This is the brain of the outfit. And I was able to finish.

32:10 The skeleton and that ability to see the whole thing for what it really was, was literally life changing for me because I could then, with the encouragement of Bridget and Cousin It, bring it to other people. And I think over, you can go back and watch some of my original videos. I had no idea about.

32:38 the transition of the privatization in its earlier forms, the movement to the taxpayer dimes after World War II, and then the progression of it to the contractors who, by the way, are all owned by the same oligarchs, as we've proven over and over again. That came much later. So none of my original videos have any of that information in it.

33:09 And that's kind of the hysterical point of that to me is that he's critiquing something that all of you guys that have been with me this entire time is like, duh, because we filled in all of those pieces already and are able to put it into a much bigger picture. Let's see. SR, go ahead.

33:38 Thank you, Colonel. I'm going to defer to Megan Newk since he's new here. Let him talk and then I'll go. Okay. Hey, Colonel, thanks for all the information you've been providing on Operation Gladio over the last, what are you up to, episode 69 with Alpha Warrior there? Yeah. Man, that is amazing. I realize we're in a recorded space and we're on a platform that whether you record or not.

34:09 Doesn't matter. But the whole point of my question to you is you have given so much information as a military person. At some point, there has to be a call to action. And in listening to all of your Operation Gladio information to this point, I've never really heard you.

34:39 Possibly delve into that realm about what we as a nation and not just voters, but individuals can do to stop this from continuing to happen. Thank you very much. And keep up the good work, Colonel. So that's an interesting topic of conversation.

35:10 When I started this, obviously, we were going into the, we're in the middle of election cycles. And my call to action was always for people to go to their local representatives with this information, whether it's in a town hall or whatever forum there is, make an appointment with your representative. Make your representative understand

35:40 The information that we're providing and the significance of it, because I know my representative is on the Armed Forces Services Committee. And that is something that we have to do. I've not gotten into I'm I view my role more as an educator. I'm I've not delved into the call to action or anything like that.

36:10 Because I do think that when you transition to that step, you are now, in my view, an operator and not an educator. And I feel comfortable right now with where everything is going with the current administration that the operators know what I know.

36:38 and are doing what is necessary to not only address everything that we now know, but to take it down and disassemble it. If that was not the case, I would definitely be given serious thought to transitioning from the education part of this to something significantly different.

37:05 But I don't believe that's necessary. What I do believe is critical right now is to reach as many people as we can with this information. And I'll give you an example. When people talk about the controversy surrounding USAID, all of us knew exactly what was happening. We knew that USAID is a CIA front.

37:35 And it was being unfunded to take that funding mechanism away from the people that destabilize countries. And, you know, as you guys know, the day that that happened, I was doing a happy dance all day. So I don't think it's necessary for me to delve into that area at this point because I wouldn't be doing anything different than.

38:04 what is being done right now. And I feel that we're in capable hands to address those things. But for the audience that I have reached, I think I've given them a level of, what's the right word? A level of understanding so that they can appreciate the disassembling of this system.

38:32 For someone who's never heard about Operation Gladio and does not know the depth of corruption. And I mean, we we knew our government was corrupt. We know all about 1913 and all that other stuff. We've known all of that. But it strikes completely different when it's just when you think in your head that it's just bureaucrats and they want control and they there.

39:00 They're doing this for nefarious reasons. When you learn about Operation Gladio, it transitions from them just being control freaks to being murderers. These are mass murderers. They have exploited country after country all over the world. It takes it to a new level of just egregious nefariousness.

39:31 And to know that an organization like the CIA, who we thought operated on behalf of the American people and didn't, again, until three years ago, I didn't know they generated their own intelligence and lied to people about what that intelligence was. I thought that they were a legitimate intelligent analyst capability producing intelligence. I had no idea.

40:00 So the only call to action that I would ever get involved in is the abolishment of the CIA. That is, to me, non-negotiable. It absolutely has to happen. And I'm very vocal about that. And if there was ever going to be a cause, that would be my cause, just because I know what they have done. And I know the devastation that they have left.

40:30 that they have staged false flags in order to get the U.S. military into operations that by in large part had to deal with drug trafficking. And we've lost a lot of good people. And really, so let me transition for just a second. I went to the infantry museum. I posted a few pictures about it. One of the things.

40:55 It's almost hard for me now, not almost, it's very hard for me to go into a museum and read what they are telling generation after generation our history is when I know what our actual history is. It's very, very hard. What is even more hard, more difficult, is walking into, they have like a Hall of Fame.

41:26 area of people that have been given different medals of valor and medal of honor winners and you look at anything after world war ii and it's really hard to stomach when you go through the area about vietnam and you look at the devastation and the number of people that died and i i hate to say this and i know how

41:57 Horrible, it sounds. But that entire war was about poppy. That's it. The same thing with Afghanistan. And you can make the argument Iraq was about oil. And to know that that's the impetus behind this. We lost people in Latin America going down there overthrowing governments. And again, it was all about the drugs.

42:27 It's hard. It's gut wrenching to walk through and kind of put on one hand. You don't want to be, you know, a complete cynic. And you have to be very careful, especially here at Fort Benning, because you're surrounded like they were bringing in class after class or platoon or whatever you call them into the museum for tours while we were there with their drill instructors.

42:56 And you don't want them overhearing anything that I say to my husband because I just don't feel like that's the proper time to have those conversations. But it was very, very interesting. So one last thought about my trip to Fort Benning. And I did not want to post this and you'll understand why. But I do want to share it with you guys. So I.

43:27 looked up the hemispheric um whatever uh the name of the uh school is the new version the new name it's a name changer too of the school of america's it's here at fort benny and i did want to go in and i did want to talk to somebody and i did you are you guys for all of you who watched the alpha warrior show last night you know the topic of the show last night was columbia so i'm

43:59 This building is a mammoth building. It's huge. A big, white, stately, ginormous building. A building bigger than most command buildings on an Air Force base. It's huge. And all around it is barrack-like buildings where they house some of the attendees. As I reach for...

44:29 the entrance door, it's a double door. As I reached for the entrance door, there's a person walking out the exit door. And I looked down at the patches on the uniform and it was a Colombian officer. And I'm not even kidding. I kind of just smiled. I'm like, oh, son of a bitch. So I go in, I talked to one of the NCOs in there. And as I'm leaving,

45:02 there's these big giant steps that go up to the building and off to the side of where I'm going to be turning, kind of in the little nook. So it's raised up. It's like it's got a basement. So it's raised up probably about 10 feet off the ground. So you go up these ginormous stairs into the first story. So there's kind of a nook, if you will, between the building and the stairs going down. There's four.

45:32 foreign people in a little group down there speaking in Spanish. On their name tags, it says Policia. They were police. They were like national police of the country from wherever they were from because the other side did not have their country. It had their name.

46:01 School of Americas is training national police in foreign countries, not just military. And I was like, okay, I'm going to walk as normally as I can to get in the car and leave. So I found it very interesting. I did get a little bit of information that I'm going to do some research on from the NCO.

46:30 And, you know, I basically just told them that I was doing a research project on our military's interface with foreign militaries. And, of course, this school comes up on the radar. And so they gave me some information and a person to contact to get additional information. So I'm going to be doing that. Bridget, go ahead. Sorry, I think that's first. Go ahead. Thank you, Bridget.

47:05 I want to say two things, Colonel. First, your educational series here has given, especially me, I don't know about other people, but the confidence to talk coherently about what's happening. It's not just throwing your arms up in the air anymore and saying, I know it's happening. No, you now have the confidence to talk coherently and back it up. The other thing I wanted...

47:37 to talk about was your follow-on message about a gentle reminder. I'm not sure who that came from or why you wound up with a gentle reminder from an intelligence officer about what was being said, but something tells me just because of that, you really moved up the chain. And all I have to do is look at the number of people now who are on Rumble.

48:08 We're on Alpha Warrior and everything else you've done to date. Pat yourself on the back, Colonel. You deserve. Thank you. Well, and just so that you guys know, I still know people on active duty. I have lots of friends and it's weird in a kind of weird way that are intelligence people that are career intelligence people.

48:39 And it comes from being out at Space Systems Division where they were designing spy satellites. You just, you're company grade officers. I was a lieutenant. We all hung out. And they grow up to be people. And sometimes they grow up to be really important people. And I left there and went to San Vito. San Vito was an intelligence base. It was electronic security group.

49:06 which was part of what is now the Air Force Intelligence Agency. They were all intelligence people, except for the few support people like myself. And again, I was the president of the CGO there. And you hang out with people. Those people grow up to be important people. And you create lifelong friends in the military. I have people, and weirdly enough,

49:35 a completely different setting while I was at the Pentagon. One of the best friends that I have's husband, and again, he wasn't my friend. He was her husband. She was my friend, is a career intelligence person. His dad was a four-star general. He'd been around the military his whole life. He knows people. I have people I can call when I have questions.

50:01 I use my contact people and I have people that behind the scenes I have discussions with, whether they're fighter pilots, A-10 guys, whatever, from an operational perspective. I never flew operationally. I was never in a combat situation where I had to defend myself. I never had people shooting at me. Well, I did, but it was a joke in northern Iraq.

50:30 And by that, I mean the Iraqi soldiers would be like if your gun would shoot 500 yards, they'd be like a thousand yards shooting at us. So you can't I'm not going to be a Hillary Clinton go. Oh, my God, I was shot at. I wasn't actually shot at. It was ridiculous. The the bullets where you can see where they were landing the entire things that desert looking thing. And it was a joke. And the only time that happened.

50:59 was the one time that I decided I wanted to ride in a Humvee to work. We usually helicopter to work because there's this ginormous mountain rage. And I never made that mistake again because Humvees suck when it comes to going over Iraqi, Northern Iraqi roads. And it took us like, you know, three hours to get there. It was biggest pain in the ass ever. But I wanted to say I did it. And that's when it happened. You have these Iraqi soldiers over like.

51:26 I don't know. It was a long distance, but they just felt like they needed to do it because we were a convoy of Humvees driving down the road. And the guys in the, all the Army guys, I was the only Air Force person there. All the Army guys are laughing at them, making all kinds of sick jokes and other things that I won't repeat here. But I've never professed to be anything other than what I am.

51:50 which is why I think it was hilarious that he was trying to take pot shots at my credibility. I've been very honest with everybody here. And I also will never, ever, and this is my solemn promise to you guys, I am never going to engage in conversations with somebody and allow them to gatekeep anything I say. I'm never going to do that. So they might as well just kind of...

52:18 save their energy, it's not ever going to happen. I do have people when I have technical questions that I can call, like literally just pick up the phone. So I feel everything that we went through and that I have presented to you is on solid ground. So take that for whatever it is worth to you. Can I throw in? I do.

52:51 I want to say there was kind of a call to action, but it was not it. I don't believe it was intentional. And what it was is as we educated other people along this journey, they started seeing the same patterns, which we jokingly call the gladiator glasses. But, well, it's not so much a joke. It really does give you a totally different perspective. And I'm sure a lot of you.

53:22 just like us, it spills out as you're talking to other people with, because everything we've been told about our history is a lie. Everything. And the biggest impact you can have is engaging people in conversation about things that are going on, like USAID, when it was shut down, and telling them, you know, oh yeah,

53:54 This is what happened. This is why. And that really makes a difference. It makes an impact. And those people then start looking into it. And it's going to have an impact because when the biggest thing about the strategy of tension is that they want you reacting to whatever shenanigans they're pulling. And when you stop reacting,

54:28 It doesn't work anymore. Yeah, you have to recognize it for what it is. And plus, one of the added benefits of all of this has been just like, and I do feel like God's hand guides all of this. From the perspective, what's the chance of us talking about Columbia yesterday and a Colombian officer walking out of the hemispheric school today? What's the chance of that happening?

54:58 Almost zero. Almost zero. And the fact that when you come across posts on X or in daily conversations with people about current events, so much of what we've learned is relevant. And like I said on Alpha Show, the reason why.

55:23 I decided to go ahead and do Columbia. I had just finished this book and it just so happens the day before I, or the day after I finished this book, that guy died, the Uribe guy that was running for president. And most of the posts on X that were talking about him, none of them mentioned his connection to all of the Uribes that we went over in the...

55:51 the podcast we did last night. And when you hear about the fact that he was assassinated, not that I think assassinations are good. Don't get me wrong. I don't. You can understand how someone would try to assassinate someone from a family that has wrecked so much havoc in Columbia. And it really puts things.

56:20 that are happening nowadays in context where otherwise, like Bridget said, under the strategy of tension, you just be, oh my God, there's like, you know, all of these criminals in Columbia. There's a lot of criminals in Columbia. There's a lot of people that have been very frustrated for a very long time. And I want to make sure everybody understands that did watch it. If you haven't, go watch it.

56:45 I'm not saying that the FARC is good, just like I was never saying that communist China is good, just like I was never saying that the Soviet Union was good. What I am saying is the information that we were told about the FARC was incorrect. A lot of the information we were told about the Soviet Union was flat out lies. And a lot of what we were told, especially.

57:10 For the 40 years after, up until the 80s, about communist China was a bold-faced lie. They were attributing to China what Taiwan was doing. So never assume that when I'm presenting this information that I'm actually saying any of the people are victims or not nefarious themselves.

57:39 The FARC did some really bad things. I can understand why they did them. They're still really bad things. They kidnapped people, those elite class of people that were stealing the land of the small farmers and adding to their massive ranches to monopolize the land. The defoliation of the land to bring in the private contractors.

58:09 They were displacing people. The FARC would go in and kidnap members of these rich families and hold them for ransom. They killed a lot of people. That's not good. And that's the problem with all of this. When you shove people through, and this is what JFK was talking about. When you use communism as a...

58:40 bludgeon to go in for oligarchs and steal resources or monopolize resources, whatever you want to call it, you radicalize the people in those countries. We went over that with the private military contractors in Iraq. Having private military contractors open fire on innocent civilians radicalizes them.

59:08 The normal person that would keep their head down, go to work every day and try to ignore the fact that a foreign country has invaded and overthrown their government will be marginalized over here. Try to normalize to the best that they can their daily routine and ignore what's going on on Main Street until you bring it home to them. And when you do that through.

59:38 random shootings of innocent civilians, there will be a point when those people are not going to maintain their normal. And that's what they were trying to do to us here in the United States. And I hope everybody understands that. That's the patterns that we have to understand. They were taking normal parents going to school board meetings and trying to radicalize us. They were attacking us, trying to radicalize us.

1:00:06 to act out, to try to make us the bad guys. And those are the patterns that I want people to understand. They were arresting Christians walking on a common sidewalk in front of an abortion clinic and throwing their ass in jail. They were intentionally doing what bullies do in kindergarten.

1:00:35 pushing people, pushing people, pushing people. Because at some point, and I know I was one of them because I was like the smallest kid on the playground, you lose your shit and the bully's going down. And that's exactly what they were trying to do to us. So that's why understanding the history and all of this put into context, it empowers us.

1:01:07 with knowledge to be able to see what's happening in our own country and have empathy for people that have had this done to them in other countries. Go ahead, Asar. Thank you, Carol. As an example of what Bridget was talking about earlier, I don't know how many people have been paying attention to the MSM and this whole, and the news out there.

1:01:41 on social media and everywhere else concerning this meeting that's going to occur here in Alaska between Trump and Putin. But if you've been paying attention, all of a sudden you're getting all of these articles about, oh, we have problems with our security. We have problems with hacks. It's Russia. It's this. It's that. It's the other. And now you have the EU and they're trying to

1:02:10 pouring in on what's going on. I am just beside myself with what some of these people are saying. Because I know better, and I know everybody else here knows better. But I'm hoping, and this is my hope, if President Trump says he can tell in two minutes whether or not they're going to have a deal, and he gets up and walks away from the table, he gets up and walks away and says, we're done with you, Frank. We're done with it all.

1:02:40 Y'all figure it out. That's what I'm hoping for. Thank you, Colonel. I'm hoping he gets a peace deal myself, but we'll see. It'll be interesting. At least we here know what the real deal is on the background of the Ukraine war, unlike a lot of the senior military officers who are on X right now showing their ass, claiming it's a democracy.

1:03:16 I see Guru in the listening. I have not seen him in forever. Right? I threw him a mic, but... You better come talk to me, you Australian guy. I love hearing him talk. Right? All right. And he's always good for whatever news is going on right at the time over in Australia, which has their own bag of trouble.

1:04:03 I've had to take a bit of time off Wi-Fi and that. I've been dealing with some cancer, as all yous would know, on my mouth. And, yeah, I just had to make a decision and use two hours of Wi-Fi a night. They've been sort of hitting me with it just to get the show out. So that's why you've seen the show and nothing more of me, really. But I'm well on the mend, guys. We just got rid of it. And I will put my story out there very soon about how we've done that. Yeah, but I'm back online a little bit.

1:04:31 I don't want to just get into Wi-Fi all day and, you know, do myself an injustice again. But, yeah, I've got to get back out and, yeah, just pick up on what's going on. I obviously keep a little bit of an eye on it. But, yeah, I've been off a lot of stuff, guys, for a fair few months now. But, yeah, thanks for all you people out there. I just love what I'm seeing at the moment, people. We've got a lot going on here in Australia.

1:04:53 We've got some controversy going on, but we've also got some good things going on, which are waking the public up massively to what this government's been doing. And I think our prime ministers stand with Hamas and getting, you know, like all this accreditation off the terrorist group. I'm really sort of waking some people up over here to what's actually going on and how deeply involved Australia is in this cabal's effort to take us all down.

1:05:21 guys so quickly colonel if you got anything to say but yeah thank you very much for the mic and yeah it's good to be back guys um yeah i'll be around a little bit more now and yeah get back into um doing what we all do the best which is exposing the evil in the world so thank you god bless you guru and i am glad you're better yeah it's a bit of a journey a two-year journey uh colonel that i've sort of kept pretty quiet you know what i mean i've tried to obviously i'm

1:05:49 On film and people know something's wrong, but I mean, yeah, it's been a wild journey. God's been so involved in it. When I tell my story, it'll just blow out. He backed me into a corner, as he does. When he wants you to do something, he says, you know, go down to Nivea and do this for me. And you go, oh, well, he just whacks you in the belly of a whale, guys, and he takes you where you've got to go anyway. So, like I've always said, if God prompts you, just move, man, because he's going to get you there.

1:06:17 anyway that's a very good lesson to learn and once you learn that your life is much much better off yeah i think so i can see now what you know maybe what god was doing you know because i i've been able to um he got me to explore the medical system so i was able to get in there and not go with these guys but i was certainly able to get in there and talk to some very big people in australia within the cancer and and

1:06:46 You know, all I'd done was educate them on the Cancer Act that they had no idea about. They had no idea that their own APRA, you know, is full of 12 lawyers.

1:06:56 you know, and know doctors, you know, which is the Australian Medical Board over here, guys. So, you know, I got to go and talk to the people, some meetings, and actually really let them know and open their eyes up a little bit. So, yeah, God's put me through a few places where I never thought I'd go, but I got to have conversation with these people and actually wake them up. And actually, the big cancer doctor over here, when I was talking to him about it, and he asked me, he said,

1:07:24 Do you know who I am? And I said, better the point. Do you know who I am? And he went, yeah, I do. And anyway, I said, listen, I said, you're the bloke that was on television coercing our children to come down to your vaccination hub. And you were shooting our children, mate. I know exactly who you were. And he pissed me off a bit then. And I shut the conversation down. And I'll tell you why, guys, because he come back to me and he looked at me and my wife and he said,

1:07:52 Yeah, how do you think I feel? I had four of them. Now, okay, you've realised something's wrong, but that wasn't the answer I wanted. The answer I wanted to hear out of his lips was, yeah, how many children could I have fucking hurt? Yeah. And I'm sorry about it. So, you know, again, they're all thinking about themselves, Colonel, not what they've done. You know, everyone seems the COVID thing when they've had the shots, it seems to go back to their personal journey instead of these professionals taking on what they've fucking done. Excuse my French, you know?

1:08:22 Yeah. And you find that in the military, too, here, where you have still these general officers that are still on active duty that forced all of these military members to, you know, inject themselves. And not a single one of them's ever been held accountable. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. And this is what we're saying. But I think accountability is coming. I think so, too. Yeah.

1:08:55 Thank you for sharing that, Guru. And when you get ready, I would love you to come on here and tell us your story in person. No worries. I shall do that. I've still got a thing to do here in Australia, Colonel, too. I'll get back to you about that, darling. OK. Appreciate it. OK. All right. Thanks, guys. I'll sit back. Yeah. Lovely to see you all. And let me just pass on Shelly, who is in New Zealand, sends her love. Thank you very much. OK.

1:09:25 All right. Anybody else have anything? We're going to save the book. We probably will start that at the beginning of next week. Anybody else got anything? Can't wait. Okay. Just saying. I know. I know. I'm ready. Bridget and I will be doing the show together for a few days in Nashville. Yay!

1:09:59 Yeah, that's going to be very interesting. So we're going to we met a gentleman at breakfast today that was a local and he recommended a couple of different restaurants here in Columbus. So we're going to go try one of those out tonight. And I think we're going to pick the Italian one because I'm partial to Italian.

1:10:21 And then he talked about a really good seafood restaurant downtown that we will check out tomorrow night. So thank you all for being here. I appreciate it. And thanks for you guys are so awesome. Is Alfred still in the crowd? You guys just do an amazing job when people come into our space.

1:10:50 I love the fact that we act as a family and that you guys give them shit right back. You have no idea. I just get so tickled when you guys do that because you hit with fire. As you guys comment on me doing that, you guys are very, very good at doing the exact same thing. And I really, really appreciate it. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. It is great.

1:11:20 And again, totally appreciated. Marching out ahead of the rest of the pack as long as I have all of you on my six. I am completely confident that this is all going to turn out the way all of us want it to turn out. And we are going to collectively be in this together. And I love the fact that you guys are all here.

1:11:49 And I mean that from the bottom of my heart. So thanks for allowing me to share the information with you guys and know that there's not going to be any think tanks in our future. There's not going to be anybody trying to limit our conversations from my end. Just know that that's my pledge to you. And when they do that.

1:12:19 You guys know I've done this before. If people come to me in the DMs, I will screenshot the DMs and I will post them and have the conversation publicly. I'm not having conversations privately about any of this information because I want you guys on this journey with me. So we're in this together. All right. That said, I'm going to sign off and get ready to go to dinner. You guys have a nice evening and I will see you tomorrow.

1:12:47 So we will be doing a new segment of Warhamster and I show tomorrow at noon. So be there for that. And then I'll be back at four. Thanks. Take care.

Entities here

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Claims made here

Adolf Hitler founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 13:27

“itself was started by Hitler that Alan Dulles co-opted. But even before that, we know it dates back to the Boer Wars in the late 1800s. Okay, the tactic of Gladio and stay-behind units. Back then duri…”

Allen Dulles founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 13:27

Operation Gladio targeted_for_regime_change Baader-Meinhof host_asserted ▶ 14:00

“Because, of course, we wouldn't want to do that. I can assure you firmly that it did exist, and they engaged in some nefarious activities off-book. The intent of Gladio was to hunt down groups like th…”

Operation Gladio targeted_for_regime_change Red Army Faction host_asserted ▶ 14:00

Operation Gladio carried_out_attack Kidnapping of James Dozier host_asserted ▶ 14:30

“was a cover story to commit domestic terrorism. Does he say that? No, he doesn't. The operation reached its full apex and went into high gear with the kidnapping of Major General James Dozer in 1981. …”

Operation PATCON front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 18:34

“They talk about small elite groups training them on the use of weapons. Now, again, is there a declassified document calling PatCon Gladio? No, I don't need a declassified document to read the descrip…”

USAID front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 37:05

“But I don't believe that's necessary. What I do believe is critical right now is to reach as many people as we can with this information. And I'll give you an example. When people talk about the contr…”

School of the Americas trained Colombia host_asserted ▶ 46:01

“School of Americas is training national police in foreign countries, not just military. And I was like, okay, I'm going to walk as normally as I can to get in the car and leave. So I found it very int…”

FARC carried_out_attack Colombia host_asserted ▶ 57:39

“The FARC did some really bad things. I can understand why they did them. They're still really bad things. They kidnapped people, those elite class of people that were stealing the land of the small fa…”