The Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 10

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0:00 Okay, we're going to go ahead and get started. Let me get Rumble running over here. And Bridget should be in in a minute. She's working on something for me. Okay. I cannot get Rumble to go live. Oh, my gosh. Why is this so hard? Why is this so hard? All right. Enter.

0:50 Turn everything on. Go live. Okay. That time it worked. Okay. There we go. All right. We're going to get started. Let me know if Bridget comes in SR71 and I'll bring her up. I apologize for my voice. It's just the sinus stuff. But.

1:21 One of my girlfriends told me to and I knew to do this and I just completely forgot because I never, ever have sinus issues to take a couple of drops of organic oregano oil throughout the day, which is the nastiest shit in the whole world. But it instantly helped. So. All right. There she is. So.

1:52 I did that and I feel 10 times better, but it's going to take a minute to get my throat back to normal. OK, so we're on part 10 and we're continuing the privatization of the intelligence after having brought it into the government. Now we leave the CIA as kind of like a false front.

2:19 While we have all of these other paramilitary private intelligence organizations operating in the background as well. And that industry really took off in the 70s when it was exposed what the CIA was doing kind of as a sleight of hands. Okay, so that's where we're going to pick up. And we kind of transitioned into the private military side of it as well.

2:52 Private military company industry really took off, which would have been in the 90s. One of the most critical ones is one most people have never heard of. It was called the executive outcomes. Now, what's interesting about that executive outcomes, because.

3:20 We know that there has to be an executive finding signed in order to assassinate someone, you know, because they're a communist or terrorist. So executive outcomes, being the name of a private military company, tells you exactly what they're for. Over the years, EO, which is what it goes by, has become the stuff of legends.

3:49 having inspired the Academy Award-nominated Blood Diamond movie in 2006 in a 2015 novel of the same name. The firm's reputation was well-founded. After the operations, it conducted in Angola and Sierra Leone in the mid-1990s. Now, you guys know that we've covered Angola.

4:20 A lot. I talk about it all the time. And if you guys remember, that's where they had like literally through the kitchen sink at an African country that had been a colony of Europe for a very long time. And they wanted a group within the Angola called UNITA, U-N-I-T-A, to be in charge of it.

4:49 Because they were corrupt. And they were also related to the stooges that they installed in the Congo. And they shared a border. The border they shared is where all the resources were. And Angola, this was during Reagan administration. We basically did all of the same things. We used Israel as a weapons supplier to South Africa. South Africa ran the weapons into the United States.

5:20 And the one group that could actually manage and lead the country and make it a thriving democracy was relentlessly attacked by Cuban exiles, the CIA, Europe, NATO, all of them got in on it. So early private military companies had been designed to operate on the fringes of combat.

5:53 there was an emphasis on training indigenous forces in asymmetrical warfare and conducting special operations, which is basically what we did in the Contras. Because remember, we took Nicaraguans that had been displaced because they were part of a corrupt government, called them Contras, and then exfiltrated them to nearby countries.

6:22 created paramilitary training camps, trained them to be terrorists, and then unleashed them on their home country. While EO could do these things as well, it was also willing for a fee to launch a full-blown combat operation to include creating a front line and attacking them as if it was a traditional war.

6:50 Some of the services EO offered included direct infantry, light tank combat. It even had its own Air Force. That Air Force was called IBIS, IBIS, Air. It included gunship helicopters, such as MI-24 and MI-17s, based in South Africa.

7:20 EO recruited heavily from the now unemployed ranks of the former apartheid government security forces. EO's founder, Eben Barlow, had served in the legendary 32nd Battalion, from which EO recruited the bulk of its infantry. Before moving to the infamous Civil Corps,

7:49 Cooperation Bureau, a shadowy special forces unit from South African Defense Force. The CCB, which is the Civil Cooperation Bureau, was part of a much bigger death squad capability and was tasked with targeted assassinations of opponents of the apartheid regime.

8:20 Basically, it's the Dirty Trick Squad. They're talking about a South African version of Operation Gladio here. And it's being done through this EO company, which is basically modeled after Otto Skorzeny's company, just so that you guys see that. Within the CCB, Barlow commanded Region 5, which encompassed...

8:57 Europe, and Middle East, among Barlow's many duties was to spread propaganda concerning Nelson Mandela's African National Congress. Now, let me just say about Region 5. EO operated on a worldwide basis, okay? The fact that this guy, Barlow,

9:27 Had Europe in the Middle East means he was working hand in hand with Otto Skorzeny because Otto Skorzeny was working in Europe and the Middle East as well before he founded EO. Let me just add that to be clear. Barlow specialized in those areas when he was part of the South African Defense Force. So I wanted.

9:59 I did a little bit of research on him and he had all of the same haunts that Otto Skorzeny did because E.O. was not formed as a company until after Otto Skorzeny's official death. There's some people that don't believe he died then, but whatever. OK, so it was common practice for CCB operators to.

10:36 establish their own private security companies as front organizations for CCB activities. That sounds an awful lot like the CIA. Barlow had insisted that EO was never used for his work while he was in the CCB, though funds generated by it would have been used to sponsor his work.

11:06 Barlow's explanation is plausible as E.O. was apparently incorporated after he was approached to develop a specialist intelligence course, you know, like a terrorist training camp. Curiously, Barlow's E.O. co-founder was a psychologist specializing in neuro linguistic programming like psychological.

11:36 manipulation techniques. Barlow himself was also a certified neuro-linguistic programming practitioner. That's crazy. As the CTB was not supposed to be linked directly to the SADF, the defense forces, it is unlikely that Barlow would have used a company contracted

12:09 by the defense force to carry out operation for CCB. That being said, the possibility that EO was later used to preserve elite South African forces that were disbanded in the wake of apartheid cannot be totally dismissed either. Reportedly, several of the security companies established under the auspices of CCB are still active. Certainly, this would have provided a compelling way

12:40 of stashing assets, you know, just like the CIA does. At a minimum, it is likely that Barlow's experience with setting up front companies during his time with the CCB influenced the complex structure of the multinational holdings of EO, which were designed to mask its operation in high dealings with allied corporations.

13:10 Executive Outcome itself was merely a subsidiary of an African holding company, which was named Strategic Resources Corporation. Strategic Resource Corporation owned 20 other corporations, all doing things like EO. They included companies called Lightguard, Teleservices.

13:43 and Saracen, S-A-R-A-C-E-N. Many of these firms were effectively stay-behind military firms. That's his words. That moved into a nation after EO departed while employing all of the same people in that country.

14:09 So it was like a phase one and a phase two, only it was the same company doing the destabilization. During his time with the CCB, Barlow made many of his corporate world contacts and alleged to have established ties with British intelligence. To SS, sorry, I can't tell the difference between SAS and SS.

14:43 because they're all doing the same thing. SAS veteran Simon Mann, M-A-N-N, who had worked with Sterling's KAS outfit that we talked about yesterday, was infiltrated by the CCB in South Africa. And Tony Buckingham, another major shareholder in Heritage Oil,

15:16 became involved in EO by the 1990s. Well-connected, Buckingham secured the firm its first contract in Angola. So this is just another illustration of the international syndicate, oil, banking, steel, aluminum, all of that stuff, being involved and engaging.

15:47 paramilitary in order to exploit markets. So this brings up one of the most troubling aspects of EO, namely its close working relationship with corporations like oil and mining, specifically Strategic Resource Corporation. Now, think about that for just a second, the name. And they always tell us this. Strategic Resources means...

16:16 the resources that the international syndicate wants to go steal. This is the corporation that is used to secure strategic resources, which was the holding company that owned EO, had a close working relationship with Branch Heritage Group, which was a financial holding group that controlled Heritage Oil and Branch Energy. This holding company,

16:48 had mining and oil concerns all over the world. In 1993, a second EO was registered with this holding company in London proper. The above-mentioned Tony Buckingham was the senior director of Branch Heritage. In addition to being a key figure,

17:17 in the corporation controlled by the holding company. So he kind of was the bridge between it all. Beyond EO, Branch Heritage also owned Ibis Air, which provided all of the air support for these fighting forces. Kind of like this. So wait a minute. Are they saying that this is all being ran out by MI6?

17:43 And they're just got them stashed in South Africa because England's kind of small. Because Air looks an awful lot like Air America. And EO looks an awful lot like many of the front companies. I don't know, like Booz Allen and SAIC and World Commerce Corporation.

18:12 I'm beginning to see a pattern here. OK, then we come to Sandline International, another notorious private military company that we're going to go to into a little bit more in a minute. So Branch Heritage had investments in almost all of the exact same areas that executive.

18:44 outcome conducted major operations. You know, kind of like the CIA, everywhere they coup something, there's all of the American oligarchs with businesses there. It would then hire, stay behind security companies from SRC to guard its investments in the lucky nation graced by the consortium. All right, so let's pause there for a second. They're saying,

19:15 That EO would go in and do what we know the CIA does as well and basically overthrow the government, destabilize the country. And then they had pieces of the same umbrella company that would go in and stay behind security in order to ensure that whatever resources they were trying to monopolize.

19:44 was available regardless of what they have to do to create the availability. So it's so ingenious what they did under the noses of everybody. Okay. Hold on just a second. It is suspected that an unofficial concession, EO, required from the cash-strapped countries in which it deployed.

20:21 was the privatization of the country's resources and then selling them to companies partly owned by Branch Heritage Group. Which is weird because that looks just like what the CIA does. The proceeds from these sales were then used to pay for EO's services. It was the mercantilist circle jerk, according to this author, which is true.

20:55 The British defense intelligence staff concluded it appears that the company and its associates are able to barter their services for a large share of what they're able to take over after they demand privatization, after they overthrow the government. He's describing Operation Gladio and the international syndicate to a T. Hold on just a second. OK, before moving on.

21:31 Let us return to the CCB for just a second. In addition to conventional methods of assassination, the CCB also employed chemical and biological weapons to do the job. They were produced by a thing called Project Coast. And we looked into that a long time ago. South Africa had a biological program that was ran.

21:59 As crazy as this sounds, primarily by the last, I believe it was the last one of the prime minister's private doctors was overseeing their chemical weapons program. And he was experimenting on blacks, a lot of them. So there is.

22:31 a connection between EO and Project Coast, and that is the Defense Forces Major General Tai, T-A-I, Mirnar, M-I-N-N-A-A-R. Mirnar, a founding member of the Bureau of State Security, nicknamed BOSS, Bureau of State Security.

23:01 Apartheid South Africa's principal foreign intelligence service. BOSS is their version of the CIA. In the post-apartheid years, he would attempt to procure the biological weapons material developed by Project Coast for various foreign parties. In 1989, he established a private company called Military Technical Services. Over the next decade,

23:33 Military Technical Services, abbreviated MTS, would have dealings with EO. Curiously, a reported co-founder of MTS was a guy by the name of Neek Detroit. And I'm going to spell that. His first name is N-I-E-K-D-U space T-O-I-T. He belonged to the Defense Force.

24:04 32nd Battalion, who were deployed into Angola and Sierra Leone to do basically gladio activities with the Cuban exiles and all of the other paramilitary that was deployed there. While working at MTS, Du Toit became a key figure in the infamous Wonga coup.

24:34 Wonga is spelled W-O-N-G-A and coup, like overthrow, an attempt to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea in 2004 because they had lots and lots of oil. It was organized by Simon Mann, who we just mentioned. In addition to Dutoit and Mann, many of the...

25:04 EO personnel were linked to the coup because that's what they do. It ultimately failed. Both Dutoit and Mann were arrested and many other of the mercenaries were also arrested. Mann was eventually released on grounds of compassion. By the time the coup happened, Major General Ty Menard had already died under

25:34 Really questionable circumstances. Menard had been assisting the CIA in determining if materials produced by Project Coast were being sold to Arab terrorists, supposedly. In September of 2002, Menard died officially of a heart attack. Not that anybody has a heart attack gun or anything. It's been alleged that it was actually...

26:03 in conjunction with biological weapons. Either way, it's a little questionable. Executive outcomes does not appear to be the only private military that's linked to Project Coast. No, it was huge. All of this raises some very disturbing prospects. Since the turn of the 16th, or excuse me, 17th century,

26:32 There has been infamous charter companies, much like the Dutch and British East Indies, that trade in all kinds of spices, tea and stuff like that, to include opium, which we've talked about. And we talked about how they all had their own private armies, which included mercenaries, and their own private intelligence capability.

27:04 In the British East India Company, there was over 100,000 men in their army that worked in supposedly this private company, which really was the British government. So it was like the same thing that they're doing now. They set up a big company, put intelligence and army in it, and then go conquer the world. It's remarkable that it's...

27:34 They're doing the exact same thing, except now, because it's part of the government, we have to pay for it. The links between EO and the Branch Heritage Group hint at a modern manifestation of an old model, because it is. The private military companies controlled by the Branch Heritage Group.

28:08 had access not only to some of the most elite special operation forces in the world, but potentially biological weapons. There are also people like Buckingham caught up in the Branch Heritage Strategic Resource Corporation network, which hints that the British government is behind it, because they are.

28:34 The saga of EO is illustrative of how elements of the deep state, in this case, elite special operation forces with extensive expertise in covert operations, were outsourced to deep private companies at the conclusion of the Cold War and would maintain working on the New World Order.

29:05 just under a different guise. And keep in mind, that's the shift from the anti-communist rhetoric to the anti-terrorist rhetoric as well. So we're going to go just a little bit further because I want to talk about this next couple of pages and then I'm going to open it up a little early today.

29:37 because I have another show and I don't want to lose my voice. But I do want to get this in since it has a lot to do with what we just talked about. What were they all used for? The author begins the next section with a thesis that the private security was being used to psychologically

30:07 to traumatize the people in order to get them to comply. And of course, we've talked about that since the beginning of Operation Gladio. That's exactly what they do, cause chaos to control people. So they use private intelligence and private military companies to do this. He refers to it as a shock doctrine.

30:37 the strategy of tension and the general revolutionaries. As these concepts all come together, he refers to a shock intention, which there's an essay that was written on shock intention, which is the secret history of the colony dignity and the black international.

31:10 Shock doctrine is a concept that was devised by journalist Nomi Klein in her now classic 2007 work of the same name. In this book, Klein argued that neoliberal free market policies have frequently been implemented against the backdrop of a national crisis, which she dubbed disaster capitalism. In many cases, this either entailed a national disaster,

31:40 or an economic crisis that was imposed from outside. Though in many instances, the crises of both kind were deliberately created. In particular, Klein singled out the 1973 coup in Chile, which brought Pinochet to power as one of the earliest deployments of the shock doctrine. The systematic use of terror

32:11 in the form of torture and assassination, supplied a shock to what had been a free market. In essence, the techniques used by Pinochet and other dictators across Latin America so thoroughly traumatized the population that they were incapable of mounting any meaningful resistance. Klein compellingly argues that the...

32:41 doctrine was later refined during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, where torture and targeted killings were employed to create a similar client of terror. The private intelligence and military were deeply involved in the traumatic endeavors that happened. At the most simplistic level, the strategy of tension has been characterized as a destabilizing in order.

33:13 to stabilize, basically like the phoenix, to burn down in order to rebuild. It was a concept devised by an Italian fascist in the middle 1960s that advocated the use of terrorism to destabilize the nation state, thus bringing about some type of military dictatorship in order to, quote, restore order. Professor Jeffrey Bale.

33:43 B-A-L-E, argued that the strategy featured four specific objectives. To terrorize the public so that they would demand security measures, often repressive ones. Two, to frighten the moderate left into abandoning plans for any social, economic, or political reform. And by that,

34:11 He's referring to the people that wanted to create unions and stuff like that. Three, to provoke a violent overreaction from the far left and especially anybody that they could deem a communist and then to force a military intervention. And that's why you can't use right and left, because they want to provoke an action. They don't give a shit who responds and they don't care.

34:41 what spectrum you're on, because they're going to label you anyway, and they're going to label you incorrectly every single time. So they just want a reaction, just like what they did on January 6th. They wanted a reaction. One of the most striking aspects of the strategy of tension is the use of false flag operations, just like January 6th, a concept that is greatly abused.

35:14 He says it's abused by conspiracy theorists, except for they're always right. Nowadays, it is fashionable to attribute everything. Well, as far as I'm concerned, because everything ends up being true, that is labeled a false flag. I'm going with that's our default answer until proven otherwise. Clearly.

35:45 There are false flags used. Many of these instances have been linked to what's commonly referred to as Operation Gladio. No shit, Sherlock! Throughout the Cold War in Europe, intelligence-connected groups carried out false flag operations with the intention not only to conceal the identity of the perpetrators, but to incriminate whoever they wanted to label.

36:14 as the quote-unquote communist. To that end, several methods were employed. The least sophisticated approach involves staging a terror act and then claiming credit for it in the name of a group, whether you're a member of it or not. That happened to be the one you wanted to blame. And by the way, they always seem to be labeled a communist because they're creating a psychological warfare and narrative.

36:48 That included actually creating the groups in order to create genuine people so that you could label them, which, of course, we saw done in Italy. And then, of course, they did like what they did with the Gretchen Whitmer is they become the driving narrative in the group to commit an act in order to then blame that group when, in fact, the group would have never done.

37:18 what they were instigated to do without the saboteurs. So that gets us up to what he's going to refer to as revolutionary guerrilla warfare tactics. And that's a good place to stop for today. So we're going to stop right there. I'm sending you a virtual hug just on account of your voice.

37:50 I'm sending you a virtual hug just on account of your voice. Thank you. The show has to go on. This information has to get out. I actually am very upbeat about how much information is actually getting out. So we're going to do this one way or the other. I have no doubt.

38:27 SR-71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. First of all, thank everybody for attending. As always, the Colonel has the best faces and best rubble channel. So keep that in mind. But you started talking about the shock doctrine, and something struck me the minute you started talking about it. And I'm sitting here thinking, we have our own shock doctrine.

38:52 And we're working like hell right now to take care of it and root it all out. Yes, we do. So thank you, Colonel. Sure. Yeah, that's very true. Anybody else got anything? I thought I had gotten a DM from a guy by the name of Robert, but I don't see him in here now. He wanted to talk about something, but I guess he missed the show.

39:33 So anybody got anything else? I tell you what, it is like New Year's Eve and Christmas and every other thing waiting expectantly for perp walks, just saying, with all the things going on in the news today and the level of depravity that we've uncovered that we see is continuing within the CIA and the FBI.

40:09 Just saying. I agree. I was going to add on to that. Hi, I was going to add on to that. I mean, the depravity and and the corruption and all of this laundering and all of these like crazy things that they've been doing is just unfathomable. I mean, like a normal person couldn't even.

40:41 Well, for me, I couldn't even imagine trying to figure all this stuff out. And they've been doing it. That's the thing that's so insane and keeping it secret. And now that all of this stuff is starting to untangle and get exposed and everything. And thank you for showing this.

41:02 I think, like I said, if you get a chance to look, did you get a chance to look at your DMs? I just sent over some of this stuff, but it was kind of crazy on that part, too. So there's other huge, big companies that are, I'm sure, a part of it when you start searching down that rabbit hole of the USAID things, too, which is all CIA cover up stuff. Did you see that stuff? No, I haven't seen it yet.

41:26 Okay, it was that one company I was asking you about and things. I DM'd you a few things. Oh, yesterday. Yeah, yesterday. No, I saw that. Yeah, sorry. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. And I think that all of that stuff is part of the stuff that you're talking about, too. So, I want to be honest. I didn't actually get to look at most of that, Stellar. I did look over it. Because...

41:56 I just contacted Bridget. I'm going to share with you guys something. One of the guys that works with us behind the scenes is the guy that wrote that book about the Richie Boys that I talk about all the time, Cartwright. And Mr. Cartwright sent me a DM.

42:27 about an organization. I'm not going to name it until we finish fleshing it out, but I will name it today. I'm going to tell you that the WEF is a false facade. The WEF is trotted out as this mega international hub.

43:00 you know, the international syndicate. We actually found the real one. And they actually really do have the young leaders program. And it's not a fake email that goes out that then labels people. It's a real no kidding program. And wait till you find out some of the people that are in it. This is probably one of the biggest things that I have ever seen.

43:28 As it relates to how this thing operates behind the scenes. This is probably as big as our finding out that the World Wildlife Fund was part of this whole thing. And to the point where they were actually creating terror training camps. It's that big. And it has some very interesting people in it. So that's all I'm going to say. I'll do a short video. It will probably be.

43:58 And just so that you guys know, I'm going to do a show with Alpha tomorrow night. And then we will not have one the following Wednesday because they're having GART in Las Vegas. And then when we come back, I will probably talk about this on the Alpha Warrior show. But we are going to disclose.

44:26 pieces of it between now and then because it's a crazy story. And God bless Mr. Cartwright for sending it to me because it's very interesting. SR71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. First of all, now you got me on pins and needles. But I have to wait. What can I say? The other thing that's got me that's in the news today, and it just blows my mind, is McCabe's on television.

44:57 Sitting here talking about how he's talking to people in the FBI. And I want to know why this man is even allowed to talk to the FBI. They took away his clearance and everything else. Why is he even talking to him? Who are you talking about? Andy McCabe. Oh, McCabe. I thought you said McCain. And I'm like, he's dead. So, well, you know.

45:29 He can talk to whoever he wants. He worked there for a long time, right? But if they're sharing classified information with him, then they're going to get charged. So, I mean, not everything that the FBI does is classified. Well, I can certainly agree to that, but I don't see him as knowing the minions.

45:58 As a matter of fact, I actually don't have a problem with that because I love the fact that he just admitted that now there's probable cause to go subpoena all of his telephone records, even if you couldn't get it via FISA. They'll now have a reason to trace all of his phone calls and find out who exactly he's talking to and what they're talking about. I knew you'd choose a different angle to that, Colonel. Good.

46:27 Yeah, exactly. Anybody else? What happened to Stella? She just disappeared. That's a good question. Yeah. Crazy people. OK, if anybody else got anything. No. All right. Well, we are going to. I don't know what that was.

47:09 Did somebody else want to mic? I'm here. You sound a little bit froggy right now. I am froggy. I feel bad for you. Is your throat hurt? No. We have oak pollen. I have like seven granddaddy oaks in my yard. And the oak pollen has never bothered me. But in the middle of the heaviest downfall where everything in.

47:38 Your outside pool area, the deck, the sidewalk is yellow. I mean, and a nasty like mustard yellow from oak bloom. We had a massive front come through. And the combination of both of those, just like my sinuses went berserk on me. And again, I don't ever have sinus problems either. So it was just a combination of both of those things.

48:08 kicked my ass. What can I say? Yeah. I was just listening to you. I'm like, well, I'm glad your throat doesn't hurt because you are sounding a little bit froggy today. Yeah. Well, I'm always a little bit froggy. I just sound like it too now. I like that. I like that. Great space today. Thank you very much. Thank you. I just really enjoyed kind of,

48:40 Things that we had found, like I said, in all of these different books, this guy put it all together in this book. And it was just amazing to me that he is picking up all of the pieces, almost like he'd been listening to our podcast over the last couple of years. I'm not saying he did, but it is just like that.

49:05 So I don't have to write the book, Carrie. Somebody else already did. Sunshine, go ahead. This has been a great space. And I really look forward to more of this. This is kind of a huge, huge deal. So I do look forward to hearing more. And yeah, we did get quite a bit of rain yesterday. I've got pollen all over. I was in bed almost all day yesterday with the migraine during that downpour. It really got me.

49:35 So I hope you feel better. My head feels better today, but I'm sinus-y. Yes, it was just a huge pressure change. That's for sure. Yeah. Carrie, go ahead. Yeah, I think you're going to have to move out of Florida, Colonel. No, that's never going to happen, Carrie. Hey, I just, I keep wanting to ask you if you could maybe at some point talk about.

50:05 The gold, what's happening with the gold right now. When I get my voice back, we'll talk about it. Thank you, honey. Thank you. Feel better. Thank you. And if you didn't get a chance to listen to it, and this was really kind of cool. Terry sent me a reminder and I had seen it and didn't listen to it. But if you get a chance to listen to the Tucker interview where they talk about the gold and the gold movement, it really was very interesting.

50:36 Yeah, it is very good. Go ahead, Sunshine. Did he talk about the Fort Knox gold, Bridget? Yes, yes, he did. He talked about postulating whether it was there, whether it wasn't there. And he was talking to, he had on a guy who was a, best I could tell, gold expert. Okay, wow. How gold influences the dollar and how gold...

51:09 What it means if it's not there. What if it means, you know. Anyway, it was really interesting because he did kind of flip it on its head, flip it on its head, turn it, turn it, turn it, and kept on looking at it from every angle. And what do you and Colonel think? You think it's going to be there? You think we're going to have too much? I think it's going to be there. Personally. Okay. The only basis, opinion.

51:34 The only way I can base that opinion is because Donald Trump has made his entire world about making America great again. And if it's not there, it would have such an impact on the value of the dollar that it would hurt Americans. And I don't think he'd do that. Yeah, I tend to agree with you only because of everything that's been coming out of the Vatican.

52:03 and and out of britain um i i don't know if that's any part of it but i i tend to think maybe i know you and colonel would know better but um just my little speculation and that was one of the things he brought up in that interview was the guy said and maybe they're putting it all back that's exactly what i think and um and and because it was great that you pointed that out you know

52:33 If you go back to, I suggest everybody go read my paper over on Substack about gold. There is a paper on the Colonel's Corner on Substack. Go read it. There's no fucking way that gold was there or they would have never done the quote unquote audit the way they did it. It was not there. I think.

52:58 Again, I think people have no idea what Trump was doing during his first term. I think there was a groundswell of shit going on that was invisible to most everyone. And everybody talks about him stumbling and bumbling and not knowing what he was doing. And he hired all the wrong people and all this other stuff. I don't think any of that's true.

53:27 Not that there wasn't some people that were hired, but I think there was a reason that they hired some people to create, I'm going to use the word disturbances, but that's not really. So if you get everybody talking and you go, look, there's a problem over here while you're over there doing something.

53:53 I think there was a lot more done during his first term than anyone realizes. And however that worked out, you could tell in the immediate aftermath of his first term, and I think it was towards the end of his term even, where the Vatican sent out that crazy thing saying, hey, all you archbishops send us money, we're out of money. Well, how the hell are you out of money?

54:19 Right. You've been money laundering trillions of dollars for the CIA for decades. How are you out of money? Because I think that's the reason why the pope looked like he did when Trump went to see him is he basically said, you've been doing shit that you shouldn't be doing. You've stole the riches from the American people. We've paid for all of this crap all over the world and we want our money back. And so they are building up.

54:51 to displaying something that at least as late as the 70s and 80s. And keep in mind, for those of you who have not followed us for a long time, we did an entire series on Rumble called Gold Warriors. You have to understand how much freaking gold was out there. Trillions and trillions of dollars were stolen.

55:19 by the Japanese and buried in the Philippines, trillions of dollars. The banks in turn, when a lot of the exposure happened, kept the gold and would never give it back to its rightful owners. They just kept shipping it around. So again, there's a lot of crap going on that we don't know all of the answers to. Colonel, do you know what else was pretty funny? I know you do not watch movies, but.

55:49 Um, since I was laying in bed yesterday all day, I was watching, um, uh, uh, that what's that Martin Scorsese, the, the gangster one. Oh, dang it. Now it's like, I'm losing it. Somebody knows in here. Um, but they were talking about Godfather, Godfather two. So, but they were talking about United Fruit. They were visiting the Vatican. Um, they had the Congressman in there and everything. And I'm like, oh my God.

56:18 This is all Gladio stuff. It is weird, isn't it? Yeah. And the oranges. The oranges. Yeah, and the oranges, of course. Yeah, so, again, everybody's life changes with Gladio glasses. Harry, go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to say the Russian ruble is 87 cents to the dollar. Okay. All right, guys. I'm going to go ahead and jump off.

56:59 Thank you guys for being here. And I'm going to be on a space at 8 o'clock, a brand new space with a brand new audience, just basically running through Gladio 101. If you want to jump in, I'd love to have you guys there. And we will continue tomorrow. Talk to you guys later.

Entities here

Executive Outcomes25 Eben Barlow12 Civilian Cooperation Bureau10 South Africa8 Branch Energy7 Operation Gladio6 South African Defense Force5 Strategic Resources Corporation5 Angola4 Catholic Church4 Donald Trump4 Project Coast4 Andy McCabe4 Neek Du Toit4 Tai Mnrar4 Tony Buckingham4 Simon Mann4 Naomi Klein3 Otto Skorzeny3 Inter-Services Intelligence3 Military Technical Services3 Wonga Coup3 Battalion 3162 The Shock Doctrine2 Augusto Pinochet2 Heritage Oil2 Ibis Air2 Sandline International2 Sierra Leone2 Teleservices1 Jeffrey Bale1 UNITA1 Nelson Mandela1 World Commerce Corporation1 Equatorial Guinea1 1973 Chilean coup d'état1 Bureau of State Security1 2003 invasion of Iraq1 East India Company1 Booz Allen Hamilton1

Claims made here

Executive Outcomes carried_out_attack Sierra Leone host_asserted ▶ 3:49

“having inspired the Academy Award-nominated Blood Diamond movie in 2006 in a 2015 novel of the same name. The firm's reputation was well-founded. After the operations, it conducted in Angola and Sierr…”

Executive Outcomes carried_out_attack Angola host_asserted ▶ 3:49

Executive Outcomes founded Eben Barlow host_asserted ▶ 7:20

“EO recruited heavily from the now unemployed ranks of the former apartheid government security forces. EO's founder, Eben Barlow, had served in the legendary 32nd Battalion, from which EO recruited th…”

Eben Barlow member_of Civilian Cooperation Bureau host_asserted ▶ 7:49

“Cooperation Bureau, a shadowy special forces unit from South African Defense Force. The CCB, which is the Civil Cooperation Bureau, was part of a much bigger death squad capability and was tasked with…”

Executive Outcomes modeled_after Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 8:20

“Basically, it's the Dirty Trick Squad. They're talking about a South African version of Operation Gladio here. And it's being done through this EO company, which is basically modeled after Otto Skorze…”

Eben Barlow worked_with Otto Skorzeny host_asserted ▶ 9:27

“Had Europe in the Middle East means he was working hand in hand with Otto Skorzeny because Otto Skorzeny was working in Europe and the Middle East as well before he founded EO. Let me just add that to…”

Executive Outcomes front_for Civilian Cooperation Bureau host_asserted ▶ 10:36

“establish their own private security companies as front organizations for CCB activities. That sounds an awful lot like the CIA. Barlow had insisted that EO was never used for his work while he was in…”

Strategic Resources Corporation owned Executive Outcomes host_asserted ▶ 13:10

“Executive Outcome itself was merely a subsidiary of an African holding company, which was named Strategic Resources Corporation. Strategic Resource Corporation owned 20 other corporations, all doing t…”

Strategic Resources Corporation owned Lightguard host_asserted ▶ 13:10

Strategic Resources Corporation owned Teleservices host_asserted ▶ 13:10

Strategic Resources Corporation owned Sandline International host_asserted ▶ 13:10

Eben Barlow established_ties_with Inter-Services Intelligence host_asserted ▶ 14:09

“So it was like a phase one and a phase two, only it was the same company doing the destabilization. During his time with the CCB, Barlow made many of his corporate world contacts and alleged to have e…”

Tony Buckingham member_of Branch Energy host_asserted ▶ 14:43

“because they're all doing the same thing. SAS veteran Simon Mann, M-A-N-N, who had worked with Sterling's KAS outfit that we talked about yesterday, was infiltrated by the CCB in South Africa. And Ton…”

Simon Mann infiltrated_by Civilian Cooperation Bureau host_asserted ▶ 14:43

Tony Buckingham secured_contract_for Executive Outcomes host_asserted ▶ 15:16

“became involved in EO by the 1990s. Well-connected, Buckingham secured the firm its first contract in Angola. So this is just another illustration of the international syndicate, oil, banking, steel, …”

Branch Energy owned Heritage Oil host_asserted ▶ 16:16

“the resources that the international syndicate wants to go steal. This is the corporation that is used to secure strategic resources, which was the holding company that owned EO, had a close working r…”

Branch Energy owned Ibis Air host_asserted ▶ 17:17

“in the corporation controlled by the holding company. So he kind of was the bridge between it all. Beyond EO, Branch Heritage also owned Ibis Air, which provided all of the air support for these fight…”

Civilian Cooperation Bureau employed Project Coast host_asserted ▶ 21:31

“Let us return to the CCB for just a second. In addition to conventional methods of assassination, the CCB also employed chemical and biological weapons to do the job. They were produced by a thing cal…”

Tai Mnrar member_of Bureau of State Security host_asserted ▶ 22:31

“a connection between EO and Project Coast, and that is the Defense Forces Major General Tai, T-A-I, Mirnar, M-I-N-N-A-A-R. Mirnar, a founding member of the Bureau of State Security, nicknamed BOSS, Bu…”

Tai Mnrar founded Military Technical Services host_asserted ▶ 23:01

“Apartheid South Africa's principal foreign intelligence service. BOSS is their version of the CIA. In the post-apartheid years, he would attempt to procure the biological weapons material developed by…”

Military Technical Services had_dealings_with Executive Outcomes host_asserted ▶ 23:33

“Military Technical Services, abbreviated MTS, would have dealings with EO. Curiously, a reported co-founder of MTS was a guy by the name of Neek Detroit. And I'm going to spell that. His first name is…”

Neek Du Toit co-founder_of Military Technical Services host_asserted ▶ 23:33

Neek Du Toit member_of Battalion 316 host_asserted ▶ 23:33

Neek Du Toit key_figure_in Wonga Coup host_asserted ▶ 24:04

“32nd Battalion, who were deployed into Angola and Sierra Leone to do basically gladio activities with the Cuban exiles and all of the other paramilitary that was deployed there. While working at MTS, …”

Simon Mann organized Wonga Coup host_asserted ▶ 24:34

“Wonga is spelled W-O-N-G-A and coup, like overthrow, an attempt to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea in 2004 because they had lots and lots of oil. It was organized by Simon Mann, who we j…”

Wonga Coup attempted_coup_against Equatorial Guinea host_asserted ▶ 24:34

Executive Outcomes linked_to Wonga Coup host_asserted ▶ 25:04

“EO personnel were linked to the coup because that's what they do. It ultimately failed. Both Dutoit and Mann were arrested and many other of the mercenaries were also arrested. Mann was eventually rel…”

Naomi Klein authored The Shock Doctrine host_asserted ▶ 31:10

“Shock doctrine is a concept that was devised by journalist Nomi Klein in her now classic 2007 work of the same name. In this book, Klein argued that neoliberal free market policies have frequently bee…”

1973 Chilean coup d'état brought_to_power Augusto Pinochet book_quoted ▶ 31:40

“or an economic crisis that was imposed from outside. Though in many instances, the crises of both kind were deliberately created. In particular, Klein singled out the 1973 coup in Chile, which brought…”

United Fruit Company member_of Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 56:18

“This is all Gladio stuff. It is weird, isn't it? Yeah. And the oranges. The oranges. Yeah, and the oranges, of course. Yeah, so, again, everybody's life changes with Gladio glasses. Harry, go ahead. Y…”