The Colonel’s Corner-Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 1

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0:00 Hello, everybody. How is your Wednesday going? No covered. No what? No covered. No covered. Oh, OK. I didn't understand what you were saying. I'm like, what the hell is that? No, I don't know what that is. Be more specific. Very white. Very, very white. OK, so.

0:32 I'm going to get our stream set up here real quick over on Rumble. And I want to tell everybody that Bridget has done an amazing job in rearranging our Rumble page by creating playlists. And so we'll have a playlist for each of the books, and then she's going to put the books under the playlist.

1:03 so that it'll make it a lot easier for people to delineate. Like, obviously, I have had several people on to do Gladio 101s with them, like we did one with Warhamster and other people. And so there will be a tab that basically is like...

1:25 um, Gladio 101. That would be just a hour or two segment that just talks about the basics. So if you wanted to share something with someone, um, that would be a good place to go look just to shoot them a real quick, um, link. So I did a thread a while back on, um, the author of this next book, um, that

1:56 There's a couple of people that write about this topic called parapolitics, which is basically paramilitary, the aspect of orchestrating paramilitary activity from a political standpoint. Because, of course, we know that all of these operations have... Hold on, let me get this going over here. For some reason, the rumble thing didn't start.

2:30 Hold on just a second. OK, there we go. So we know that there's a political element to all of the paramilitary activity. Right. We talked about how a president issues a binding, how the president created the 40 committee, the 30 committee, the whatever. Every one of them had a different name out of the national security.

3:01 in order to give them plausible deniability. We talked about the National Security Action Memorandum originally under Truman and Eisenhower as 4512-2. It changed under later presidencies to be different things. But if you look that up, you can find the history of all of them. And so there is a political aspect to all of this.

3:29 I found this interesting because the whole name of the book is Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Post-World Nazis, Mercenaries, and Other Secret History. Which, of course, when you now see a book title like that, you instantly, with your Gladio glasses on, go, holy crap, that's Gladio. SR-71, I tried to send you the...

3:57 um co-host i don't know if you see that or if i need to um do something else or if you're not in a position to um take it just let me know and i'll um hand that off to stellar or somebody um so anyway um this book isn't really done in chapters like most of our books are

4:22 Um, it's done in kind of a free form. So we're just going to label these all as like part one, part two, part three, um, shows. Um, yeah, I don't know what's going on with, uh, I'm gonna throw it to Stella. So you have at least, oh, there, there he came up. All right. Okay. So this is a crazy book. Um,

4:55 I'm about three-fourths of the way through it, but it throws so many threads together for us that it's crazy. So I'm going to read the introduction and we will get into the first part of the book. But again, this is going to be a crazy ride. So the beginning of the book, basically under the introduction, it kind of just goes through.

5:24 What we know to be the Nazi party, what it was all about, the fact that there was and it's funny that because we just talked about this, the satanical nature that there were ties to like mass mass sacrificial type things as part of that philosophy. And it.

5:53 He brings in the mind control, parapolitics, secret societies, which Warhamster and I are talking about, and talks about inducing trauma, whether it's through terror events or whatever, and also using pop culture, which we know with the story about Laurel Canyon and rap music and all of that other stuff.

6:20 He's painting a picture of how all of those are related to this parapolitical, paramilitary Operation Gladio background. He goes on to say Project Paperclip, MKUltra, Satanic Ritual Abuse, all of those things were used during the transition from the conducting of World War II on through

6:49 the initial setups of the different operations like Paperclip, MKUltra, and that type of thing. And he says, I highlighted this one part because it says, the author feels that this information is vital to understanding our past or present collective psychological state and the possible future found in continuing upon a path as technology continues to refine.

7:18 Different modes of trauma, the advent of artificial intelligence, human analytics, pervasive algorithms, quantum computing, and other such things we will collectively have to cope with in the near future. And he talks about that all of these things basically become shock to our psychological well-being as we try to adjust and acclimate to new environments.

7:48 And he doesn't make the point that some of this may be tied to that, that the speed at which these are introduced could be trauma-inducing events themselves. He also says that there is suspicion that there is a powerful group of people wishing to maintain control.

8:15 And that they are basically setting up a minefield for us and that they have built this on top of a graveyard of millions of people dead, which, you know, quite frankly, you can't argue with that based on what we found out. So then he says that there are a few things that you need to understand about all of this stuff going on.

8:46 Number one, he said, was gaslighting. And the term gaslighting is used to describe dismissive attitudes of a person's belief as if they're crazy. It is a type of mockery that keeps the newly informed from sharing their opinions with anyone outside of their group. The weaker minded among us are primed for doing the will of a narcissist by the use of this gaslighting.

9:14 Another concept was basically the fact that the government has experimented on people, to include children. That in and of itself, when you have to process that as a fact, is psychologically traumatizing to many people because they just can't get their head around the government doing that.

9:44 And so you have to make sure that when you're talking about stuff like this, you have to acknowledge the fact that people do have a lot of difficulty with it. And then he goes on to say gaslighting from the perspective of a government or its media arm comes in the form of dismissive phrases like conspiracy theorist. This term had been co-opted by the CIA as a way of.

10:18 getting people to stop talking about assassination, specifically the assassination around JFK, but then all the ones that followed after that. And then, of course, it comes in handy when they do other terror events like 9-11, the Boston bombing, and all of those other things. He says a major event for the early or pre-millennial generation, he's talking about 9-11,

10:44 that served to wake up to the realization that not all was as it seems. The Zapruder film, a few seconds of harrowing footage, would be repeatedly looped as if to traumatize an entire populace. We will certainly get into the details about all of this as we work through the book, but the same type of things that the CIA doctors

11:11 had injected into Americans and into the world via mass media. And he calls psychotronic weaponry targets of millions of people for harassment. And that it was, they do it both as a group and then under a program called targeted individuals.

11:40 These people were the easiest to gaslight because symptoms mimic well-known mental illnesses. And that goes to the whole targeting. Remember, we were talking about just in the last couple of days. When you have transgender people that already are in a marginalized community, they target them. Talk about whether or not that's because that there's some.

12:15 vaccine-related or diet-related. And I've seen all of the articles from different doctors about all of that. I'm not even going to comment on that. I'm not qualified to. But however that has become a phenomenon, it is then used by these people who may have, in fact, created it in order to create these people to do this type thing.

12:45 He then quotes Dave Chappelle. The worst thing to call someone is crazy. It's dismissive. I don't understand this person, so they're crazy. That's bullshit. These people are not crazy. They are strong people. Maybe the environment is a little sick. Dave Chappelle. He then moves on from Dave Chappelle into General Jimmy Doolittle, who we've talked about often because of his pivotal role during the.

13:14 President Eisenhower's presidency because he shows up on all of these commissions and stuff doing things that I didn't even know he had done and not in a good way. So he says that Jimmy Doolittle wrote a memo to Eisenhower regarding domestic psychological conditioning relating to the Cold War. But this was an attitude that would not fully erupt into the public consciousness.

13:44 until a new type of war was sanctioned, that of the Vietnam War. And here's what he said. This is a quote. Hitherto acceptable norms of human conduct do not apply. If the US is to survive, longstanding American concepts of fair play must be reconsidered. What? It may become necessary that the American people be made acquainted with.

14:13 understand and support this fundamentally repugnant philosophy, unquote. Well, they chose not to allow us that luxury. They basically went back, reverted back to the gaslighting and lied to us about all of it. But even after we found out about it, we didn't do anything about it, which is how we got to where we're at now. And then right to the heart.

14:44 He mentions Dave McGowan, of course, and his great work that he did on Laurel Canyon and basically talking about how all of that is woven into psychological operations and how they're conducted. So he goes on. I mean, this guy's hitting on all cylinders here. He says throughout the Cold War, the U.S. ran a terrorism school.

15:09 both at Fort Benning, Georgia, and in Panama called the School of Americas, which our audience obviously is very familiar with that, that taught rape, torture, and a curriculum of terrorism and horror aimed at poor and hungry populations in Latin America. The death squads of El Salvador and Colombia's counterinsurgency, bin Laden's Mujahideen, and Egyptian security services would utilize these

15:38 torture and interrogation methods as they were taught in these schools. Quote, the film creates a strong impression that the enhanced interrogation techniques that were part of a former detention interrogation program were the key to finding bin Laden. That impression is false. Michael Morrell, acting CIA director, and he's talking about

16:09 a film that was a um set up by uh let's see some oh he doesn't um uh footnote the film um but he also has another quote by CIA agent Ray McGovern that says quote torture endangers our troops it doesn't work you know torture doesn't work unquote

16:39 From this third world, and let me just, let me stop here for a second. It depends on what you're saying it works for. Do you get information? Yes. Is it reliable information? You will never know. Some of it may lead to, but remember when we talked about it in Vietnam, they were just basically doing it to stop them from being tortured.

17:06 And they were telling on their neighbors who may or may not have even been had any contact with North Vietnam at all just to stop the pain. So you have really no gauge in being able, in most cases, to know whether or not the information you're getting is even real. So the validity of the information you get is always going to be in question.

17:35 what it does to the psyche of not only the people that are administering the torture, but of a country that supports it. So these people, when they say that it's not effective, it actually hardens your enemy because they see you as a depraved psychological reject.

18:05 That you have no humanity and that allows them to respond accordingly. And so you definitely endanger the people in the field and Americans who happen to visit the country in a significant way while you may not even be getting any valuable information. So it really is. But believe me.

18:32 We have made a history, as we have illustrated here repeatedly, of the use of torture, sometimes for torture's sake itself. And it goes on to say that the bloodiest war, that the Third World War, which basically in this guy's view started after World War II, immediately after, you know, like with the Cold War, says it's been the bloodiest war in history aimed at poor and defenseless countries.

19:04 And that CIA agent John Stocke estimates that there has been 13,000 such operations meant to disrupt and destroy foreign governments. That's quite a number. I've never seen that number before, but I kind of wouldn't doubt it either. The narrative of America as liberators becomes hazy when the use of terror by day and torture by night are the two prongs of their war strategy.

19:31 And that includes civilians as fair game. The use of chemical weapons, depleted uranium as intentional public health crises, as was done in Iraq, has been part of this program. And he goes on to say, one wonders if things would be different if people knew their media darlings, such as CIA intern Anderson Cooper, or were read.

20:04 by people like Rachel Maddow, who has her own intelligence connections, was brought to light. I mean, we know it, but a lot of people don't. Now, this part right here is going to be crazy because this is the first part of the book. That was the introduction. We're going to talk about the Mellon family, the Mellon family of Pittsburgh.

20:34 which remained one of the wealthiest and most influential dynasties in the US over the last century. In 1869, which would be just before the Fabian Society, the family patriarch, Judge Thomas Mellon, established Mellon Bank in the aftermath of the American Civil War. And what's interesting about this is because remember that the American Civil War had way more to do than just

21:05 Because you remember the relationship with London and the cotton in the South, which is why the French and the English was very interested in supporting the South. And then Russia obviously came with their ships on East and West because they didn't want the English and the French because of their wanting cheap cotton.

21:28 from the South so they could take it to India, get it woven into cloth and then on to the UK. And so you can't, which is, of course, what we do now as far as wanting cheap things done by basically slave plantations all over the world. But you can't not remember that part of the Civil War because it's important to it.

21:55 All right. So by 1900, the bank had become the largest financial institution in the country that was not located in New York City. At the same time, the family began to expand its own financial holdings under the stewardship of Thomas's son, Andrew W. Mellon. The Mellon Bank would find or help create or finance, sorry, Alcola, which is the aluminum.

22:25 That's the Kaisers and all of those dynasties. Westinghouse Electric Corporation and Coppers, K-O-P-P-E-R-S. Andrew Mellon would go on to become the longest serving secretary of treasury in the U.S. history. Now, isn't that interesting? He has the biggest bank outside of the New York.

22:55 city crowd and becomes the longest serving Secretary of Treasury. During his tenure, he oversaw the stock market boom of the 1920s and the crash of the 1929, which brought about the Great Depression, which of course was then used to justify the U.S. getting into World War II.

23:22 And so he did and participated in the boom and bust, which benefited them and not us. I think that actually rhymed. Elsewhere, a grandson of the Judge Thomas, whose name was William Latimer Mellon, would help create Gulf Oil with the Rockefellers.

23:52 This would give the family a very strong presence in the oil industry, one of the biggest money makers of the entire 20th century. With major holdings in finance, oil, energy, and raw materials, the Mellon clan was positioned for the entire century. In the 21st century, the family showed no signs of slowing down. As recent as 2018, they were ranked

24:22 the 22nd richest family in the U.S. As more storied family lines such as the Morgans and the American branch of the Astors have fallen by the wayside, the Melons have maintained their powerhouse. While this is due in part to their businesses, there's also another reason, because they have extensive links to the U.S. intelligence community.

24:50 They seem to know things that's going to happen before they happen, which obviously helps you make a lot of money. The first Central Intelligence Command of the U.S. was the OSS, which was established in 1942, which, again, is the same time that Hitler set up the stay-behind units. The OSS was the predecessor to the CIA, with many OSS veterans.

25:20 being in both organizations. The Mellon family, which of course, because they have vested interest in the new way of getting intelligence, they're going to be there. First of all, we had Paul Mellon, the eldest of the son of Andrew, became an OSS member. Also, William Larimer

25:47 Mellon Jr., the son of the Gulf Oil founder, was also in the OSF. And then you had in-laws of the Mellon family, David Bruce and Alan Scaife, S-C-A-I-F-E. On the whole, the Mellon family members and their in-laws were very active in London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Geneva, and Paris. So let's just...

26:19 parse that for just a second. London, the city of London. Luxembourg goes on to be the money laundering capital of the world. Madrid was the home of the fascist international as it moved out of Germany post-World War II. Geneva, which is obviously Switzerland, that is the quote unquote neutral where all of the black

26:47 the Black Eagle Fund, gold went to, and Paris, which is where they set up NATO. And they just happen to have a presence in all of those cities. It would seem that this relationship would continue well after World War II. And in more recent years, you have Richard Mellon Scaife, S-C-A-I-F-E, and Christopher Mellon, who have continued,

27:19 to work inside the intelligence agencies. For years, there was much speculation as to whether the Mellon family played an important role in CIA's behavioral modification programs like Artichoke, MKUltra, and OFTED. Those were all operations. A lot of the speculation revolves around one member, William Mellon Hitchcock, which I just recently posted about.

27:46 Hitchcock hailed from William Larimer on the Gulf Oil branch of the family. The above-mentioned William Larimer Mellon Jr., who was the OSS agent, was Hitchcock's uncle. His father, Tommy Hitchcock Jr., was a prominent polo player and pilot. He served in both World War I and II.

28:17 and became a lieutenant colonel in the Army Air Force before he died in 1944 during a test flight. During the 1960s, Hitchcock, along with his siblings Peggy and Tommy, became deeply involved in the production and distribution of the psychedelic drug LSD. William was first introduced to LSD by Peggy around 1963.

28:43 At the time, Peggy Hitchcock was the New York director of Timothy Leary's International Federation for Internal Freedom. Peggy introduced William to Leary, who turned the young millionaire on to LSD. Hitchcock then promptly offered up his family estate in Millbrook.

29:12 New York to Leary as a base of operation. Hitchcock, in turn, I mean, it's a big house, and Hitchcock goes and lives in the Gardner's cottage while he gives them the mansion to do their LSD experiments in. Hitchcock, while he's living in his Gardner's cottage, continues to work on Wall Street as a stockbroker. At the estate, Leary operated basically a commune.

29:44 He published a journal called The Psychedelic Review, and he recorded all of his experiments with hallucinogenic. Leary used the estate to promote his research to the press. By 1967, Hitchcock had become disillusioned with Leary and gave the acid guru a parting check of $14,000 and told him to hit the road.

30:13 Hitchcock then met LSD chemist Kim Scully, S-C-U-L-L-Y, and a guy by the name of Nick Sands. During the Leary years at Millbrook is where he met these other two guys. After relocating to California, Hitchcock agreed to fund Scully and Sand to produce LSD. For the distribution, Hitchcock hooked up

30:42 the Brotherhood of Eternal Love with the assistance of Leary. The Brotherhood was basically an Anaheim motorcycle gang. The guy in charge, I'm not even lying, the guy in charge was John Farmer Griggs. In 1966, when Griggs and his compatriots discovered LSD, they became basically the disciples of the drug.

31:12 They relocated to Luna Beach and opened up a store, and the name of the store was Mystic Arts World. The Brotherhood branched out into selling marijuana as well. Not long after, they became distributors for Augustus Owsley Stanley.

31:38 He was the first major illicit LSD chemist who also helped design sound equipment for the Grateful Dead. Stanley got busted. The Brotherhood then hooked up with Hitchcock's chemist while massively expanding their market when the Brotherhood was finally brought down in 1972, which is a very interesting date, 1972, because that was Nixon's war on drugs.

32:08 when they were moving the Corsican supply of heroin down to Sicily, and the CIA finally got an entire monopoly on heroin. So I am sure the LSD would probably not be a warmly accepted competitor when they're trying to flood the market with their new heroin monopoly. Just, I'd throw that out there.

32:38 In 1969, Hitchcock had ceased his dealings with the Brotherhood. But of course, by this time, he's now knee deep in legal problems. And in comes a very interesting, because we've talked about this, the Profumo, P-R-O-F-U-M-O affair.

33:03 which actually happened in Britain, but it had blowback into the United States. And let me tell you how this guy is actually associated with that, too. Months before becoming Leary's patron in 1963, Hitchcock had returned from an extended stay in the UK. He had spent a good part of 1962 living there as well and had managed to become involved in a scandal.

33:32 in the government of Harold McMillan in 1963. The scandal was called the Profumo Affair. And that, if you guys don't remember, was a love triangle. It wasn't actually even a triangle. But where John Profumo, who was the Secretary of State for War, basically their sec dep.

33:59 He was having an affair with a woman by the name of Christine Keeler, K-E-E-L-E-R, who was 19 years old as a model. She was basically a honey trap and she was being used to try to have an affair with the Soviet naval attache to London. Now, by every account that I've read,

34:30 He didn't fall for the trap, but they wanted her association with him and pictures of where she was constantly trying to get him in bed as a quote unquote Russian. Obviously, it's Soviet Union at the time, but they were doing to John Profumo what they did to President Trump. They wanted to dirty him up.

34:59 They get her to have an affair with him. Then they push her into the Russian to dirty her up with quote unquote Russian, even though there was not actually an affair going on there. And then said that Profumo had to leave his job because now he's a security risk because he was sleeping with the same woman they alleged was sleeping with a Russian. Just so that that's the Reader's Digest version of the story. But they also.

35:30 started rumors that JFK had slept with this same chick to dirty him up to. You can believe whatever you want, but that was put out there as well. So the scandal largely played out in 1961, but towards the end of 1962 is when it hit the front pages of newspapers. When it came out that Profumo had been carrying on his affair with Keillor,

36:00 At the same time that she was trying to seduce Ivanov, the Russian, Harold McMillan basically was going to have to leave the prime minister. And so basically what they did to Trump was very similar to what they did. It was a coup. Both Profumo and Ivanov had been set up with Keillor by a guy by the name of Stephen Ward.

36:29 Ward had established a successful medical practice in London shortly after the end of World War II. It was used as a launching pad for him into British high society. By the late 1940s, he was making his rounds within a club called the Thursday Club. It was a gentleman's society club that met weekly for lunches where they drank a lot.

36:59 And Prince Phillips was one of the most frequent visitors. And Stephen Ward basically takes it upon himself to begin basically being a pimp for the group. That's going to be his, you know, entree because he has nothing else working for him. So and the author basically compares.

37:36 Stephen Ward to the precursor to Jeffrey Epstein. He basically was doing exactly the same thing that Epstein does. It appears that Ward had been, quote unquote, marked as far back as early as 1950s by MI6, and he basically was working for MI6 to do this, to set up honey traps for all these people.

38:01 Ward was occasionally provided with funds by a man by the name of Warwick Charlton, C-H-A-R-L-T-O-N, who was a journalist and MI6 asset. He befriended Ward and basically was his handler. It was not just MI6 that was interested in Ward. One of Ward's closest friends among the old aristothy.

38:33 was Viscount William Waldorf Astor II. Lord Astor had been a naval intelligence officer during World War II and had very close ties with MI6 and MI5. Lord Astor was especially close to MI5, which is basically their FBI, and ran honey traps at his estate called Cliveden for the intelligence service.

39:01 The Anglo-American Astor family is quite the powerhouse in its own right. During the 20th century, the descendants of John Jacob Astor were among the wealthiest individuals in the world. They were, let's see, Lord Astor's father was a key figure in the roundtable movement. No shit. Oh, look at that. And instrumental in setting up both the RIIA.

39:32 and the Council of Foreign Relations. So these are the guys that created, basically, eventually Operation Gladio, Fascist International, blah, blah, blah. So these guys are right in the same lineage, which I, again, I just found this fascinating. Senior Lord Astor had also been a key figure in a thing called the Cliveden Set, which was an offshoot of the Roundtable movement that,

40:02 sought appeasement with Nazi Germany because they're all fascist. The Cliveden set was so named because they occasionally held their meeting at the estate. Lady Astor was still present a generation later when the Profumo scandal occurred. Ward would rent a cottage on the grounds of Lord Astor Cliveden for procuring girls.

40:33 for their parties. These parties were an extension of a broader, kinkier scene that Ward was involved in to include ritual sadomasochism, ceremonial encounters, and ritualistic punishment. It is said that Eyes Wide Shut was based on this scene.

41:02 Acolytes include J. Paul Getty, the son of Texas oil baron Getty, which of course is Nancy Pelosi and the California governor, all in that crowd. They're all related. Okay. Getty would later become the patron of the satanic filmmaker Kenneth Anger. It was Getty who brought

41:28 to the UK where he befriended the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page. A&P supermarket heir, Huntington Hartford, played a key role in developing Paradise Island in the Bahamas. Again, this all predates Jeffrey Epstein. The significance of this will follow. Mary Ann de Grimston, and I'm going to spell this, D-E.

41:57 space, G-R-I-M-S-T-O-N, co-founder of the Process Church of the Final Judgment, cut her teeth as one of Ward's girls. She actually worked basically as a prostitute for him. Former Process member Timothy Wiley dismisses Mary's involvement and says she wouldn't have been able to resist boasting of her involvement in it.

42:26 Considering Ward's suspicious suicide and those linked to him, it may be well that she distanced herself from him. In the secret world of Stephen Ward, Anthony Summers, and Stephen Dorrell, D-O-R-R-I-L, there are compelling arguments that the Profumo affair was a blackmail honeypot staged at Cliveden.

42:54 It was Ward who provided Christine Keeler both to Profumo and to the Russian military attache, whose last name is Ivanov. And it says that Ward was being used as a back channel person to communicate.

43:23 with the Soviets and the UK during the Cuban Missile Crisis and that a prominent American had also been ensnared in the ward's ring. Now, of course, they make that allegation that that is in fact going to be JFK. William Mellon Hitchcock was renting a flat in London shortly after the affair concluded.

43:51 His roommate at the time was an American private detective by the name of Thomas Corbly, C-O-R-B-A-L-L-Y. Corbly was widely believed to have been also a member of the OSF. There was no question that he worked for the Army Counterintelligence Corps, the CIC, and also the War Department.

44:17 He also had a working relationship with the infamous Ray Cohn, C-O-H-N, which of course is tied to Donald Trump, who acted as a mentor to him. Cohn came to prominence with the support of J. Edgar Hoover. In 1952, he became the chief counsel for Senator McCarthy's anti-communist witch hunt, beating out RFK, who also was...

44:47 looked at for that job. He would later return to his hometown of New York City. There he served as the legal representative to a number of mafia clients, talking about Ray Cohn. He also participated in the governing body of the syndicate when they had their meetings of the five families of the New York mafia, and sometimes they even met in his townhouse.

45:17 Cohn also played a key role in helping the syndicate establish their Las Vegas haven for legalized gambling. He is also well known as serving as a mentor to Donald J. Trump. Corbley, who worked as a private detective for Cohn, also came to do work for Trump as well. Corbley was a close friend of Ward's, having first met him at a party in London in 1962.

45:48 there are indications that Corbley had had an interest in Ward prior to their first encounter. Ward had been used as a back channel by the British during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Corbley had an operational interest in befriending Ward as well. Because obviously if Ward is instrumental in basically being a pimp and setting up all of these trysts,

46:17 at all of these exclusive places, any private investigator is going to want to get to know Ward. In 1963, Prime Minister Harold McMillan became concerned over the rumors surrounding Profumo and Keillor, and he vowed to get to the bottom of it. He turned to none other than David Bruce, the American ambassador at the time to the UK.

46:47 Now, why would that be? Because Bruce was an in-law to the Mellon family. Bruce sought out Corbly, and it was his nephew, Hitchcock, that put the two in touch with each other. Corbly then contacted Ward from Bruce's office and set up a lunch, which featured Corbly, Ward, Hitchcock, and Alfred Wells, who was Bruce's secretary.

47:20 At this point, Ward confessed the affair to Corbley and Hitchcock, according to the people. I guess somebody that was there. In the book called The Secret Worlds of Stephen Ward, the authors, Anthony Summers and Stephen Durrell, give a different chain of events. In their account, Ward confessed the affair to Hitchcock and Corbley.

47:49 in January of 1963, at which point Hitchcock promptly contacted his uncle, David Bruce, and Corbley was then asked to visit the ambassador, who was friends with Lord Astor as well, and that they met at Cliveden the next day. Bruce asked Corbley to get to the bottom of the matter. This led to that meeting that I just referred to.

48:16 Slightly different versions, not a whole lot of difference. The bottom line is they all knew. So then Bruce supposedly now with knowledge of this affair, he knows. So the UK ambassador from the US knows about this whole thing in January. Macmillan, the prime minister, he doesn't find out about it until March.

48:46 Corbley had also informed a guy by the name of Clive Bossom, B-O-S-S-O-M, who was a British official sometime in February. And it says neither Corbley, who, of course, used to be in the OSF. So he was part of the Intel community. Bruce, who was part of the Intel community. Hitchcock.

49:13 which is part of the Mellon family who has ties to intelligence, felt the need to inform the American intelligence community of their findings until after it was exposed the next month. Maybe because they already knew. And then there was President JFK's link to this, which said at least two women linked towards Ring claimed that they had an affair with JFK. One of them.

49:44 was Esther Sue Yen Chang, who was referred to as Susie Chang. And the other one was Mariela Navati. And I have read so many accounts of this in some of these different books where people believe that because this, the CIA is trying to set JFK up. It's quite obvious. They don't like him. They haven't liked him the entire time. Once he hired,

50:14 Robert Kennedy to be the AG. It was an all out war. And it is as likely that this is a rumor mill set up as it is real. I don't know which it is. I think either one of them is equally possible. But I just want you guys to keep an open mind that that is exactly what these people do. So.

50:44 It says Corbley and Hitchcock were involved in a honeypot targeting VIPs on both sides of the Atlantic. That part is definitely true. And also that the Kennedy family, to include Robert Kennedy, were at war with all of the people that were involved in this.

51:09 war with the FBI. Roy Cohn, at least at this time, did not have any good favors or anything good to say about JFK. So when Corbley began discussing his knowledge of the Profumo scandal with the FBI in June, six months later, in 1963, his attorney, none other than Roy Cohn. That's crazy.

51:39 Reportedly, some of the information Corbley turned over to Cohn is still classified as of right now, so maybe we'll get to see it soon. William Mellon Hitchcock, along with Mellon's in-law, David Bruce, were right in the middle of all of it. And in 1963, Hitchcock would finance Timothy Leary's LSD crusade.

52:04 The president was assassinated in November of that same year and suspicions arose that Kennedy was assassinated by all of these same people. So then we get into this is the part and I'll just breeze through this part because we've already covered this. This is I want because I want you guys to understand the implications of all of this.

52:36 The brotherhood that they had, the motorcycle gang out there that Hitchcock had been involved in, the LSD chemist, Nick Sand, all of them guys in the late 1960s go to Bahama to this island that they have set up, not unlike Jeffrey Epstein. And they stay at the house of a guy by the name of Sam Clapp, C-L-A-P-P.

53:05 He happens to be the chairman of the Fiduciary Trust Company and went to college with Hitchcock. Hitchcock arranged for Clapp's institution, the Fiduciary Trust Company, to handle all of basically the money laundering, right? So Fiduciary Trust Company, owned by Clapp, is going to be a money launderer for the LSD.

53:34 And they also were looking at which island they could set up their LSD lab on. So such charges may not have been far off the mark, meaning that the Mellon Air became known as Dr. No Trip. Verklap also convinced Hitchcock to invest in a curious entity called Resorts International.

54:07 And I just did a post on that. So I'm not going to spend a lot of time on that. But Resorts International started off as Mary Carter Paint Company in Tampa, Florida. It was a CIA front also for money laundering. It was also the money laundered used to attack Cuba and fund the CIA's Miami station to do all of those attacks against Cuba.

54:38 So there were there was early patronage of Mary Carter from Thomas Dewey, who happened to have been at the time a Republican senator from New York who was the party's nominee for presidency in 1948. Dewey was a very close to Alan Dulles. In the 1960s, Mary Carter.

55:09 acquired much of what is now known as Paradise Island from Huntington Hartford. Huntington Hartford, we just talked about, he's the heir to the supermarket chain and was an intimate friend of Stephen Ward. So Mary Carter Paint changes its name to Resort International.

55:41 The company exited the paint business for the more lucrative business of legalized gambling on Paradise Island, which became a magnet and almost like a Cuban alternative for the mafia. It is also where Richard Nixon's financial advisor, B.B.

56:14 and was a very close friend of Resorts International president and founder James Crosby. There was also the Meyer Lansky. Meyer Lansky was basically hired to run the casinos, the mafia guy. So there is also Resorts International set up its own in-house intelligence agency.

56:47 Isn't that weird? It was called International Intelligence Corporation or Intertel. Intertel was ran by a guy by the name of Robert Peligwin, P-E-L-O-Q-U-I-N, who just so happens to have been in the Office of Naval Intelligence for a very long time. He also was part of RFK's Justice Department.

57:19 Pellaquin, in turn, staffed Intertel with all of his veteran intel buddies. And many of the executives that would retire from NSA, FBI, IRS, they all came to work for him, which probably means they weren't really all of those people anyway. They were probably embedded intelligence assets that got their retirement and just went to work for another intelligence organization.

57:51 So apparently Hitchcock was impressed with Resorts International and became one of its largest financial contributors with all of his LSD proceeds. By May of 1967, Hitchcock had poured more than $5 million into resort stock in an eight-month period of time. Hitchcock's stock in resorts would come to be managed where?

58:22 Castle Bank, Paul Helliwell, CIA front bank, Castle Bank. Not even kidding. Oh, my gosh. And of course, Castle Bank also is where a whole bunch of the money that the Vatican was laundering ended up. So the same Paul Helliwell that basically ran the Civil Air Transport, which became Air America, the same Paul Helliwell.

58:52 Paul Helliwell that ran C Supply Inc., which was the shipping of all the drugs. And it says, I didn't know this part. Paul Helliwell, a lifelong Republican, was Richard Nixon's financial advisor. I'm sorry. This is so freaking crazy. And, well, let me just say, he shared that with the BB Reboso.

59:26 So B.B. Roboso and Paul Helliwer are good friends. And they both provided financial advice to Richard Nixon. Probably the best way to say that. Oh, and Richard Nixon had an account at Castle Bank. Oh, my gosh. Eventually, Hitchcock becomes disillusioned with how Castle is managing his shares because they're not. Castle Bank was.

59:56 Oh, and so Hitchcock sues Castle Bank. Hitchcock sued the CIA because the Castle Bank is a front for the CIA. So obviously they were pissed. So what did they do? They leaked Hitchcock's bank statements that turned into a federal probe, better known as trade winds.

1:00:27 This bid to destroy Hitchcock actually proved very disastrous for not only Hitchcock, but for the CIA and Paul Helliwell as well, because in the whole leaking of it, it was quite obvious based on his bank accounts that they were money laundering for him. So they kind of told on themselves. So eventually you have the Brotherhood, the Resorts International, Castle Bank, all of them.

1:00:57 being exposed as a result of Hitchcock's doing them. Castle soon disappeared. It notoriously went bankrupt, which they all do. Hitchcock agrees to testify against the brotherhood in order to get a reduced sentence, which eventually he gets charged with tax evasion and stock market malpractice.

1:01:23 When all was said and done, the young melon heir received a five-year suspended sentence and a $20,000 fine, despite not doing a whole lot. From there, Hitchcock promptly disappeared from the pages of history. This was after an 11-year run of being involved in honey traps, LSD distribution, selling drugs, a gaming interest, and a blackmail.

1:01:56 And that's just the beginning of the book. We're going to stop there. This is one of the craziest books I've ever read. I'm about halfway through it. It's one of the craziest books I've ever read. Anyway, we'll open it up now. It's just crazy. And I got to tell you that Mellon family, oh my God, the depth and the breadth and the length of their...

1:02:31 involvement in murders and all sorts of awful and it's mind-blowing you know yes yes yes okay so over on um rumble uh reby asked what does para para political really mean so basically if you look at um when they use the term um the paramilitary is kind of covert

1:03:02 military operations. Parapolitical is covert political operations. It is affecting political change in a covert manner, like overthrowing governments. That's basically what it means. And we are having an exceptionally bad time with the Twitter disruption in your sound today. Just letting you know, there aren't a whole lot of people over here, and I've been kind of...

1:03:33 Sending everybody over to Rumble because of that. Because they can't even hear like half of your work. Well, I submitted somebody actually sent me the link on how you do an open ticket for that. So I hope it has to be stopped. I mean, this is just ridiculous. You know, I agree. I agree. It's ridiculous. Miles, how's it going?

1:04:14 Yeah, it was difficult. I went over to Rumble. Colonel, how can I get to your YouTube channel to watch this? It's called The Colonel's Corner. So you are on YouTube? Yeah. Wow. I have two religious people, sometimes three or four, but always two that are over there watching me every single show. Well, what about Facebook?

1:04:43 I do not stream to Facebook. Okay. Twitch? No, I don't know how to do any of those. Oh, okay. Well, I mean, I have an account on Facebook, but I don't know how to do any of those other things. Well, so far, this book is going to be interesting because we recognize a lot of the players that this guy's writing about now.

1:05:15 I don't know how accurate it's going to be, but we'll find out because it's funny. We can actually, along with you, go, you know, fact check the book because we know so much about this. But can I bring up kind of a conspiracy? Because, you know, that's what I'm all about. You can bring it up. I'm not going to guarantee we're going to talk about it, but go ahead. OK, no, we don't need to talk about it.

1:05:44 There was, now years ago, if I would have heard like a president having an executive order on a certain subject, of course I would have just laughed and I wouldn't even pay attention to it. Like, oh, this is a troll. And I don't know if you know what I'm talking about, about plastic straws. I've heard the conversation he had about them. Okay. I think that this is a com.

1:06:14 because our president talks to multiple audiences and wants to start a conversation about certain things. I won't go into the straw man theory, but I think it's a calm. Okay. So Bright Star just said that she got her Operation Gladio t-shirt today. So I know. Yeah. Can't wait. Can't wait. Oh, my God. Yeah.

1:06:47 So glad that you guys are getting them. They're real. We just ordered the coins and the coffee cups. So those will be out. I don't know if she's updated the website yet or not. The last two days I've been on three o'clock things and she comes and gets the baby while I'm actually on the show and I never get to talk to her. So I need to call her when we get done here. Hopefully she'll be joining us for dinner tonight.

1:07:15 She kept the baby home today. He wasn't feeling very good. But anyway, anything else? There's not too many people over here to take a mic and talk about this. But Trump's lawyer back in the day, a lot of people didn't follow Trump when he was, you know, doing his stuff in Manhattan. I was. My sister was working at Chrysalis Records.

1:07:46 back in the day. So I was going to Manhattan. And yeah, I never went to Studio 54, obviously. But it's an interesting read as far as, you know, what Trump was actually doing with the RICO cases. And I don't know if it's going to get into that because you were talking about Roy Cohn, which was his lawyer.

1:08:12 Yeah, but what I think is very interesting about this, and then I'll go to SR 71. What I think is very interesting about this is you get the feel as how we've related all of Operation Gladio to these people, the drug trade and all of this stuff. And the people that Trump surrounded himself with was the entire time Operation Grey Lord was all of these people actually mapping out these networks.

1:08:43 Or were they part of the network that later decided to, because Trump was potentially an informant, that they basically like turned state's evidence? It is remarkable when you begin to realize the extent to which he was embedded in every one of the nefarious organizations that are part of this whole operation.

1:09:14 He seems to make appearances routinely. And I don't think, obviously, that that was in a bad way. But I think it's a clear sign that he knows all of this stuff. And every time I run across it, I get more excited. SR-71. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you, everybody, for attending. It's a snow day, and I'm wondering where everybody's at.

1:09:46 What can we say? No, SR-71, she was saying it's because they can't hear. They're attacking our site. Go ahead. They're attacking us all the time, Colonel. We finally figured that out a long time ago. But anyway, I want to say there's hope. My T-shirt's on the way then. I know it's going to be here soon. And also, you mentioning Trump.

1:10:12 throughout all of this and i'm saying that i'm with you on this one i think the man was taking notes and taking names big time and and piecing all of this together uh just look at the way he wrote the executive orders uh when he started writing them out the first ones that he wrote were okay i know where the money pot's at here's where we're going to start and that really

1:10:41 That really put people in a tizzy. I agree with you completely. Justin, go ahead. Justin? I don't know. Justin, you know to unmute your mic. All right, I'll come back to you. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, I know how to do it. I'm glad we're going through the historical part of this because I think as we get closer to some kind of finalization of...

1:11:23 whatever's happening here, we're going to get more information about what was really going on. I was having difficulty there. Yeah, I can hear you. I was just talking. I'll come back to you, Justin. Hold on just a second. Well, I was hitting the button. I didn't want to operate. Okay. Yeah, I'll come right back to you. Go ahead, Miles. Yeah, I'll try to finish up real quick. So I think we're going to get more information about what was happening in the past. They can't talk about.

1:11:51 stuff because of operational security. But Boone Cutler came out the other day and he was saying that when a lot of this stuff's revealed about how this was played out, the operation, it's going to be the biggest story ever in history. And I think he's right. You know, there'll be books written for 100 years about this period of time.

1:12:19 And I'm glad Boone's kind of given us a little, you know, encouragement to stick with what's going on because he said we're at act one. Right. So, yeah. OK, go ahead, Justin. His button may not be working again. Yeah, he was rubber banding a little bit when he came up. So might be a little malfunctioning. Still purse over on Rumble. Just said some very interesting things.

1:12:55 Johnny Vedmore, V-E-D-M-O-R-E, who has a YouTube channel, and he put the YouTube channel link in the chat, said that Johnny Vedmore is Whitney Webb's baby daddy. I guess they split, but that he has talked about the Profumo.

1:13:18 affair and the links to Epstein and the connections to the UK underworld on some of his videos. If anyone is interested in, you can go over to the rebel channel and get the link over there. Yeah. Everybody's over here in the chat telling us that the sound on spaces is awful. I don't know what else to do.

1:13:47 I don't know if at some point we're just going to ditch having the spaces. I hate to do that. But when we've tried to open it up and shut it down and brought it back, like completely shut it off and then redone the space, it has come to more often than not come up without any problems. We just may have to try and test a few things out. Just my opinion, throwing two cents worth in. Yeah. Miles, go ahead.

1:14:18 You know, I've been around for a long time, and I know a lot of the players. I don't want to call certain people out, but, I mean, there are some warning signs on some of the people. I don't know if you want to make a comment on this. You can just say, no, no comment. Who do you think Mike Benz is really, you know, doing? What is he really doing? Why is he even out here?

1:14:46 I think his name when he was infiltrating the Proud Boys says it's all said it all. It's a frame game. It's a way of framing bad news. So it's not bad. And that's exactly what he did with USAID. You know, in his pencil analogy, you know, we want cheap pencils. We don't want to pay five dollars for a pencil. So we're going to have to overthrow governments.

1:15:10 We're going to have to steal resources. We're going to have to enslave people because we want to live better than everybody else. You know, that obviously isn't the way he says it. He's been well versed in being able to paint a picture and make it all seem very cozy and nice. It's not cozy and nice. We've murdered millions of people. What? Are you telling me we did that for cheap pencils? You can kiss my ass. You don't murder or justify.

1:15:39 stealing people's resources and leave millions of dead bodies all over the world under the guise of a pencil story. And I found it very disturbing that he actually used the pencil analogy. Anybody take a guess why? Okay, lay it on us. Come on. Well, yeah, I think I know why he did it. Why? I've seen the pencil analogy before, how you can connect.

1:16:13 all these different resources around the world to make a pencil? Is that where it's going? Nope. Okay. All right. I mean, I've seen it, too. And that may be all there is to it. But there's another thing. I know exactly why he did it, Colonel, if I may interject. Sure. Go ahead. Mike has this dream that U.S. hegemony should be total, period.

1:16:49 No matter what happens. Now, he's trying to be clean about it, or trying to clean it up, and there's no cleaning it up. It ain't gonna happen. Mike still believes that we should be the only power on the planet. Period. And that just irks me to no end. And when he put that essay out there about the pencil, I wanted to slap the boy upside the head and say, you dumb fuck, we got alternatives.

1:17:20 Oh, Colonel, he just hits me the wrong way. And I'm sorry for my language, but damn. So, yes. And again, the CIA is infamous for teaching people that skill. It's called framing. And his name on the gaming app, whatever that was, that he was using to infiltrate the Proud Boys was Frame Game.

1:17:49 He is framing a really, really bad thing in a way that makes it less bad. Actually trying to justify or rationalize. And if you don't agree with him, well, you're just going to be the responsible person for everybody having to pay more money for everything. Well, I don't really give a shit. If it actually costs more money to treat people as human beings.

1:18:19 then that's the price it is. So anyway, go ahead, Miles. Well, I like SR71 brought up a good issue because if you watch JD Vance at the AI convention in Paris, if you listen to his speech, I think it was about 15 minutes. Look, there's nothing wrong with us trying to be the leader in a lot of different areas.

1:18:51 and a moral leader because we know that there's corruption everywhere. And if you want to be a partner with us on a level that is fair and balanced, then we want to have you as a partner. And so you might want to listen to that speech because I think it was a good speech. And it wasn't saying, oh, you know, we're going to dominate a certain field.

1:19:18 And we don't care about you guys. He didn't come across like that at all. But then watch the body language of all these leaders around the world. You know that they're corrupt. You can just see it in their body language. Like, oh, who is this guy telling us what to do? He was not doing that at all. Right. Yeah, I agree. I say CIA. That's the reason why he has the views he has.

1:19:48 I think he's been there, been an asset or at least an undercover or an operative on or off the books for a lot of years. And he's part of the club. Well, it's in his family. Yeah, his grandpa, his Italian grandpa was part of the OSF. Right. And I think he's just here to control the narrative because that's exactly what he did. He came out and he said, yes, the USAID is really, really bad. But you know what?

1:20:16 It's U.S. aid. It's U.S. aid. And to me, that just means to maintain your lifestyle. Right. And that's justification of a CIA operation. Yeah. And that's their talking point. My opinion, as said, undercover, on the payroll, whatever, you know. I went back and watched his first Tucker interview. They were very different. Very, very different.

1:20:46 Which to me says they told him you need to steer the conversation this way. Yes. Yeah. He was sent out for to convey a message. Absolutely. Yeah. All right. Let me get back here to the. Let's see. We got anything else over here? I will. Donnie Vision. I love it. He's the counterpart to the Sarah chick.

1:21:17 Donnie vision. I love you. She nailed it. Yeah. All right. There you go. Um, I love it. One of the authors of one of the authors Snyder is recluse on, uh, Patreon. One of the authors of this book. Oh, William Snyder is, I'm sorry. Thank you for mentioning that. Cause I meant to, um,

1:21:47 actually let everybody know that. This book, I don't have enough letters in my allowed lettering at the top to include authors. So, Strange Tales of Parapolitical is by William Snyder and 0952 just posted from, he's one of my

1:22:12 Two YouTubers said one of the authors, Snyder, is recluse on Patreon. So I'm not on Patreon, but thank you for letting us know that. That's awesome. If anybody is on Patreon and you want to go follow him, that would be great. So that is a good thing to know. Thank you very much for including that. Miles? Well, I'm just going to say one more thing.

1:22:41 I really like Putin's sense of humor, saying that all these world leaders are going to bow to Trump and wag their little tails. He definitely has a way with words. I agree with that. Andy, did you come up? Did you want to say something? Thanks again. I think you didn't finish what you're going to say about the pencil analogy. So I just wanted to jump back from Rumble to.

1:23:07 Yeah. But it's amazing. The sound does work when you're on as a speaker. So but yeah, I don't know if you can explain the pencil thing again. I'm going to give you guys a homework assignment, but I'm going to give you a homework assignment at the end. And you can look up the pencil significance, in my opinion. So. All right. Yeah, let us dig.

1:23:39 I haven't forgot. I got it right here on my note. So anyway, if we're done, I'm going to go ahead and cut out early. Tonight is my dinner night with my family. So your homework, should you choose to partake, is to, and you guys probably know this, but I want you to look up. And I actually want you to get a picture.

1:24:11 Leo Frank, and that's all I'm going to say about that. Okay, that's it for today. Thank you for being here, and we will be here tomorrow. I will, let's see, I'll be on Alpha Warrior's show tonight, 9 30. Tomorrow, I am going to be on the podcast with Warhamster. I'm going to be on

1:24:44 We're going to record. I don't think it's live, but we're going to record a 15 minute short clip for the JJ Carroll show, which is on next Monday in the evening. And then at 7 p.m. tomorrow night, I will be on the 302 file podcast again. I really enjoyed that when I was on there before. So I'll be quite busy tomorrow, but we will have our 4 p.m. space and we're going to continue with our book. So thank you for being here.

1:25:13 Appreciate you guys all being here and I will see you tomorrow.

Entities here

William Mellon Hitchcock22 Stephen Ward16 Thomas Corbally9 Donald Trump9 Mellon family8 Timothy Leary7 Resorts International7 John Profumo7 David Bruce7 Mike Pence6 Roy Cohn5 Castle Bank & Trust5 Operation Gladio5 Christine Keeler5 John F. Kennedy5 William Waldorf Astor II5 Richard Nixon4 Brotherhood of Eternal Love4 Paul Helliwell4 Cliveden4 Harold Macmillan4 Robert F. Kennedy4 William Snyder3 Intel3 William Larimer Mellon3 B.B. Roboso3 Mary Carter Paint Company3 USAID3 Andrew Mellon3 Paradise Island3 Profumo affair2 Osama bin Laden2 Millbrook, New York2 MKUltra2 Peggy Hitchcock2 Nick Sands2 London2 American Civil War2 Dwight D. Eisenhower2 Thomas Mellon2

Claims made here

Jimmy Doolittle appointed Dwight D. Eisenhower book_quoted ▶ 13:14

“President Eisenhower's presidency because he shows up on all of these commissions and stuff doing things that I didn't even know he had done and not in a good way. So he says that Jimmy Doolittle wrot…”

School of the Americas trained Mujahideen book_quoted ▶ 15:09

“both at Fort Benning, Georgia, and in Panama called the School of Americas, which our audience obviously is very familiar with that, that taught rape, torture, and a curriculum of terrorism and horror…”

Thomas Mellon founded Mellon Bank book_quoted ▶ 20:34

“which remained one of the wealthiest and most influential dynasties in the US over the last century. In 1869, which would be just before the Fabian Society, the family patriarch, Judge Thomas Mellon, …”

Andrew Mellon funded Alcoa book_quoted ▶ 21:55

“All right. So by 1900, the bank had become the largest financial institution in the country that was not located in New York City. At the same time, the family began to expand its own financial holdin…”

Andrew Mellon funded Westinghouse Electric Corporation book_quoted ▶ 21:55

William Larimer Mellon founded Gulf Oil book_quoted ▶ 23:22

“And so he did and participated in the boom and bust, which benefited them and not us. I think that actually rhymed. Elsewhere, a grandson of the Judge Thomas, whose name was William Latimer Mellon, wo…”

William Mellon Hitchcock member_of Mellon family book_quoted ▶ 27:46

“Hitchcock hailed from William Larimer on the Gulf Oil branch of the family. The above-mentioned William Larimer Mellon Jr., who was the OSS agent, was Hitchcock's uncle. His father, Tommy Hitchcock Jr…”

William Larimer Mellon member_of Mellon family book_quoted ▶ 27:46

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Timothy Leary book_quoted ▶ 28:43

“At the time, Peggy Hitchcock was the New York director of Timothy Leary's International Federation for Internal Freedom. Peggy introduced William to Leary, who turned the young millionaire on to LSD. …”

Peggy Hitchcock member_of International Federation for Internal Freedom book_quoted ▶ 28:43

William Mellon Hitchcock paid Timothy Leary book_quoted ▶ 29:44

“He published a journal called The Psychedelic Review, and he recorded all of his experiments with hallucinogenic. Leary used the estate to promote his research to the press. By 1967, Hitchcock had bec…”

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Kim Scully book_quoted ▶ 30:13

“Hitchcock then met LSD chemist Kim Scully, S-C-U-L-L-Y, and a guy by the name of Nick Sands. During the Leary years at Millbrook is where he met these other two guys. After relocating to California, H…”

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Nick Sands book_quoted ▶ 30:13

William Mellon Hitchcock recruited Brotherhood of Eternal Love book_quoted ▶ 30:42

“the Brotherhood of Eternal Love with the assistance of Leary. The Brotherhood was basically an Anaheim motorcycle gang. The guy in charge, I'm not even lying, the guy in charge was John Farmer Griggs.…”

John Farmer Griggs headed Brotherhood of Eternal Love book_quoted ▶ 30:42

Brotherhood of Eternal Love trafficked Augustus Owsley Stanley book_quoted ▶ 31:12

“They relocated to Luna Beach and opened up a store, and the name of the store was Mystic Arts World. The Brotherhood branched out into selling marijuana as well. Not long after, they became distributo…”

John Profumo member_of Harold Macmillan book_quoted ▶ 33:32

“in the government of Harold McMillan in 1963. The scandal was called the Profumo Affair. And that, if you guys don't remember, was a love triangle. It wasn't actually even a triangle. But where John P…”

Christine Keeler spied_on Soviet Union book_quoted ▶ 33:59

“He was having an affair with a woman by the name of Christine Keeler, K-E-E-L-E-R, who was 19 years old as a model. She was basically a honey trap and she was being used to try to have an affair with …”

John Profumo ordered_assassination_of Christine Keeler book_quoted ▶ 33:59

Stephen Ward recruited Christine Keeler book_quoted ▶ 36:00

“At the same time that she was trying to seduce Ivanov, the Russian, Harold McMillan basically was going to have to leave the prime minister. And so basically what they did to Trump was very similar to…”

Warwick Charlton funded Stephen Ward book_quoted ▶ 38:01

“Ward was occasionally provided with funds by a man by the name of Warwick Charlton, C-H-A-R-L-T-O-N, who was a journalist and MI6 asset. He befriended Ward and basically was his handler. It was not ju…”

William Waldorf Astor II carried_out_attack Cliveden book_quoted ▶ 38:33

“was Viscount William Waldorf Astor II. Lord Astor had been a naval intelligence officer during World War II and had very close ties with MI6 and MI5. Lord Astor was especially close to MI5, which is b…”

John Jacob Astor founded Royal Institute of International Affairs host_asserted ▶ 39:01

“The Anglo-American Astor family is quite the powerhouse in its own right. During the 20th century, the descendants of John Jacob Astor were among the wealthiest individuals in the world. They were, le…”

John Jacob Astor founded CFR host_asserted ▶ 39:01

Cliveden Set member_of Round Table movement host_asserted ▶ 39:32

“and the Council of Foreign Relations. So these are the guys that created, basically, eventually Operation Gladio, Fascist International, blah, blah, blah. So these guys are right in the same lineage, …”

Stephen Ward recruited Mary Ann de Grimston book_quoted ▶ 41:57

“space, G-R-I-M-S-T-O-N, co-founder of the Process Church of the Final Judgment, cut her teeth as one of Ward's girls. She actually worked basically as a prostitute for him. Former Process member Timot…”

Stephen Ward recruited Christine Keeler book_quoted ▶ 42:54

“It was Ward who provided Christine Keeler both to Profumo and to the Russian military attache, whose last name is Ivanov. And it says that Ward was being used as a back channel person to communicate.…”

Stephen Ward spied_on John F. Kennedy speculative ▶ 43:23

“with the Soviets and the UK during the Cuban Missile Crisis and that a prominent American had also been ensnared in the ward's ring. Now, of course, they make that allegation that that is in fact goin…”

Thomas Corbally member_of Army Counterintelligence Corps book_quoted ▶ 43:51

“His roommate at the time was an American private detective by the name of Thomas Corbly, C-O-R-B-A-L-L-Y. Corbly was widely believed to have been also a member of the OSF. There was no question that h…”

William Mellon Hitchcock member_of Mellon family documented ▶ 43:51

Roy Cohn appointed Joseph McCarthy documented ▶ 44:17

“He also had a working relationship with the infamous Ray Cohn, C-O-H-N, which of course is tied to Donald Trump, who acted as a mentor to him. Cohn came to prominence with the support of J. Edgar Hoov…”

Roy Cohn funded New York Mafia host_asserted ▶ 44:47

“looked at for that job. He would later return to his hometown of New York City. There he served as the legal representative to a number of mafia clients, talking about Ray Cohn. He also participated i…”

Roy Cohn funded Las Vegas host_asserted ▶ 45:17

“Cohn also played a key role in helping the syndicate establish their Las Vegas haven for legalized gambling. He is also well known as serving as a mentor to Donald J. Trump. Corbley, who worked as a p…”

Thomas Corbally spied_on Stephen Ward book_quoted ▶ 45:48

“there are indications that Corbley had had an interest in Ward prior to their first encounter. Ward had been used as a back channel by the British during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Corbley had an opera…”

Harold Macmillan spied_on John Profumo documented ▶ 46:17

“at all of these exclusive places, any private investigator is going to want to get to know Ward. In 1963, Prime Minister Harold McMillan became concerned over the rumors surrounding Profumo and Keillo…”

David Bruce spied_on John Profumo book_quoted ▶ 46:17

David Bruce member_of Mellon family documented ▶ 46:47

“Now, why would that be? Because Bruce was an in-law to the Mellon family. Bruce sought out Corbly, and it was his nephew, Hitchcock, that put the two in touch with each other. Corbly then contacted Wa…”

Thomas Corbally spied_on Stephen Ward book_quoted ▶ 46:47

Stephen Ward spied_on John Profumo book_quoted ▶ 47:20

“At this point, Ward confessed the affair to Corbley and Hitchcock, according to the people. I guess somebody that was there. In the book called The Secret Worlds of Stephen Ward, the authors, Anthony …”

Thomas Corbally spied_on Clive Bossom book_quoted ▶ 48:46

“Corbley had also informed a guy by the name of Clive Bossom, B-O-S-S-O-M, who was a British official sometime in February. And it says neither Corbley, who, of course, used to be in the OSF. So he was…”

Esther Sue Yen Chang spied_on John F. Kennedy speculative ▶ 49:13

“which is part of the Mellon family who has ties to intelligence, felt the need to inform the American intelligence community of their findings until after it was exposed the next month. Maybe because …”

Mariela Navati spied_on John F. Kennedy speculative ▶ 49:44

“was Esther Sue Yen Chang, who was referred to as Susie Chang. And the other one was Mariela Navati. And I have read so many accounts of this in some of these different books where people believe that …”

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Timothy Leary host_asserted ▶ 51:39

“Reportedly, some of the information Corbley turned over to Cohn is still classified as of right now, so maybe we'll get to see it soon. William Mellon Hitchcock, along with Mellon's in-law, David Bruc…”

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Sam Clapp host_asserted ▶ 53:05

“He happens to be the chairman of the Fiduciary Trust Company and went to college with Hitchcock. Hitchcock arranged for Clapp's institution, the Fiduciary Trust Company, to handle all of basically the…”

Sam Clapp laundered_money_for William Mellon Hitchcock host_asserted ▶ 53:05

Thomas Dewey funded Mary Carter Paint Company host_asserted ▶ 54:38

“So there were there was early patronage of Mary Carter from Thomas Dewey, who happened to have been at the time a Republican senator from New York who was the party's nominee for presidency in 1948. D…”

Thomas Dewey member_of Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 54:38

Mary Carter Paint Company succeeded Resorts International documented ▶ 55:09

“acquired much of what is now known as Paradise Island from Huntington Hartford. Huntington Hartford, we just talked about, he's the heir to the supermarket chain and was an intimate friend of Stephen …”

Huntington Hartford sold Paradise Island host_asserted ▶ 55:09

Meyer Lansky appointed Resorts International host_asserted ▶ 56:14

“and was a very close friend of Resorts International president and founder James Crosby. There was also the Meyer Lansky. Meyer Lansky was basically hired to run the casinos, the mafia guy. So there i…”

Resorts International founded Intel host_asserted ▶ 56:14

Robert Peligro headed Intel host_asserted ▶ 56:47

“Isn't that weird? It was called International Intelligence Corporation or Intertel. Intertel was ran by a guy by the name of Robert Peligwin, P-E-L-O-Q-U-I-N, who just so happens to have been in the O…”

Robert Peligro member_of Office of Naval Intelligence host_asserted ▶ 56:47

Robert Peligro member_of Robert F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 56:47

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 57:51

“So apparently Hitchcock was impressed with Resorts International and became one of its largest financial contributors with all of his LSD proceeds. By May of 1967, Hitchcock had poured more than $5 mi…”

William Mellon Hitchcock funded Resorts International host_asserted ▶ 57:51

Paul Helliwell headed Air America host_asserted ▶ 58:22

“Castle Bank, Paul Helliwell, CIA front bank, Castle Bank. Not even kidding. Oh, my gosh. And of course, Castle Bank also is where a whole bunch of the money that the Vatican was laundering ended up. S…”

Paul Helliwell headed Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 58:22

Paul Helliwell appointed Richard Nixon host_asserted ▶ 58:52

“Paul Helliwell that ran C Supply Inc., which was the shipping of all the drugs. And it says, I didn't know this part. Paul Helliwell, a lifelong Republican, was Richard Nixon's financial advisor. I'm …”

Paul Helliwell headed C Supply Inc. host_asserted ▶ 58:52

Richard Nixon member_of Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 59:26

“So B.B. Roboso and Paul Helliwer are good friends. And they both provided financial advice to Richard Nixon. Probably the best way to say that. Oh, and Richard Nixon had an account at Castle Bank. Oh,…”

William Mellon Hitchcock spied_on Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 59:26

B.B. Roboso appointed Richard Nixon host_asserted ▶ 59:26

Castle Bank & Trust laundered_money_for William Mellon Hitchcock host_asserted ▶ 1:00:27

“This bid to destroy Hitchcock actually proved very disastrous for not only Hitchcock, but for the CIA and Paul Helliwell as well, because in the whole leaking of it, it was quite obvious based on his …”

William Mellon Hitchcock spied_on Castle Bank & Trust host_asserted ▶ 1:00:27

William Mellon Hitchcock spied_on Resorts International host_asserted ▶ 1:00:57

“being exposed as a result of Hitchcock's doing them. Castle soon disappeared. It notoriously went bankrupt, which they all do. Hitchcock agrees to testify against the brotherhood in order to get a red…”

Mike Pence infiltrated Proud Boys host_asserted ▶ 1:14:46

“I think his name when he was infiltrating the Proud Boys says it's all said it all. It's a frame game. It's a way of framing bad news. So it's not bad. And that's exactly what he did with USAID. You k…”

Mike Pence justified USAID host_asserted ▶ 1:19:48

“I think he's been there, been an asset or at least an undercover or an operative on or off the books for a lot of years. And he's part of the club. Well, it's in his family. Yeah, his grandpa, his Ita…”

William Snyder authored Strange Tales of the Parapolitical documented ▶ 1:21:47

“actually let everybody know that. This book, I don't have enough letters in my allowed lettering at the top to include authors. So, Strange Tales of Parapolitical is by William Snyder and 0952 just po…”