The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism& Cold War part 6

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0:00 All right, can you hear me now? Yes, ma'am. Loud and clear. Holy crap. So this is two days in a row that they've just crashed the whole thing. Forget just messing with me. Now they're crashing the whole site. Okay. It's just bizarre. Yes, it is. Yesterday, some people were even having trouble with rumble. SR-71, second time's a charm. Amen. We'll see about that. All right.

0:37 So let's repost the space out, get everybody in here, and we're going to get this ball rolling because I think we're going to have a very lively chat at the end. There's so many things going on. So we're going to talk today about the Assembly of Captive European Nations, a transnational organization and tool of anti-communist propaganda.

1:08 Now, keep in mind that this chapter is about the transnational groups. And that kind of started off this section of the book, which is part two of the book. And basically, if you guys remember our conversations from the World Anti-Communist League, how we had the Eastern European exile immigrant groups.

1:38 that were basically Nazis and they formed the anti-Bolshevik entities that migrated to the United States. And so it was not just that we had Nazis from Germany. We had radical Nazi-ish people from all of the Eastern European.

2:05 Countries that our government brought to the United States. Now, there were all kinds of people in the groups, people like from the arts and cultural areas, scientists, intellectuals, people that were like professors and a large section of their political establishment. And these were not.

2:36 good people. These were people that were radicals, and many of them had all of the same belief systems as the Nazis, even if they were not formal members of the SS. Representatives from Bulgaria, which remember we've learned is the weapons trafficking hub, Romania, and there were also

3:03 Hungarians, Polish, Czechoslovakians, their ambassadors, deputies, other government officials were expelled, kicked out of those countries when most of them fled. When after World War II, those areas were basically, for all intents and purposes, given to the Soviet Union.

3:30 So they obviously became prized commodities because in this, quote unquote, anti-communist push to retake what they had just given to the Soviet Union. It kind of I say that kind of flippantly because they really weren't interested in the uprising in Hungary showed that because they actually did have.

4:00 people that wanted their freedom in Hungary and basically staged a revolution there and the U.S. wouldn't help them. Nobody in NATO would help them. And so that tells you everything that you need to know about the fact that this entire thing was a setup in order to use the Soviet Union as the boogeyman. But that didn't stop them from basically drafting all of these radicals that

4:29 left that area into an intelligence apparatus that was being set up. Okay. They were billed in the United States as defectors from the enemy camp, when in fact they really weren't from the enemy camp at all, because they were not part of, prior to the end of World War II, necessarily part of an enemy camp.

5:01 They became an enemy camp after World War II, but none of the people that were leaving were ever part of the actual enemy camp. They were very, very radical fascist type people. So that became a talking point in order to be able to use these people in diplomatic, military, and intelligence operations.

5:27 As early as 1945, Georgi Dimitrov, D-I-M-I-T-R-O-F, who became chairman of the Peasant Party, founded the first organization of exiled Bulgarians in New York. He was followed in October 47 by Stanislav, I don't even know how, Mekhalovic shit.

6:00 M-I-K-O-L-A, Mikola Szek, J-C-Z-Y-K, who was chairman of the Polish government in exile during World War II. And he became head of what was going to be named the Polish National Democratic Committee.

6:27 In November 1947, under the chairmanship of Monsir Bela Varga, V-A-R-G-A, the Hungarian National Committee was established, followed by a Romanian one. And then a Council of Free Czechoslovakia was organized in 49. Also, an Albanian one was set up. And then there was another one that...

6:57 was an umbrella group for Latvians, Estonians, and Lithuanians. So, again, all of them. These national committees were similar as far as the makeup and the way they were funded, the way they were ran. The management of a typical exile organization involved a board of 15 to 20 members.

7:27 It was exclusively men recruited from former statesmen, party officials, and civil servants. A high percentage of them had been diplomats on missions abroad. Once they had received instructions, the Soviet Union after World War II basically was recalling all of those people. They refused to leave and went into exile.

8:00 Each committee had its own offices with paid staff in New York and or some had both Washington, D.C., producing newsletters, brochures, magazines in English, and then some also in their native language. So obviously it was propaganda for us. The numbers of staff varied widely depending on how much they were funded by us.

8:28 The activities of the committees consisted of lobbying the U.S. government, your congressional members, other associations, participating in cultural, educational, and memorial events, and writing articles for the press. The national committees maintained contact with their homelands, informing U.S. politicians, especially the CIA, of any developments.

9:03 So they basically became informants. The Americans felt the need to coordinate their activities among all of them. And they began having a group called the National Committee for Free Europe, which was founded in 1953 as Free Europe Committee. And that one was established in 1949. So basically right away.

9:39 Free Europe Committee, the first iteration of it, ran a variety of information and propaganda campaigns and used Radio Free Europe to do it, which means they were propaganda working for the CIA. In December 1947, the newly formed National Security Council warned that the Soviet Union was conducting propaganda campaigns directed primarily against the U.S., employing

10:07 a coordinated psychological, political, and economic measures designed to undermine non-communist elements of Europe, which actually that's exactly what the U.S. and NATO was doing. So we're always going to accuse you of doing that. So as a result of this allegation, there was a psychological offensive operation set up.

10:38 The director of policy planning staff at the State Department was George Kennan, who we ran across a lot. He presented a document called the Inauguration of Organized Political Warfare at the NSC meeting for May 1948 in the presence of Harry Truman. Kennan highlighted the importance of providing assistance to liberation committees' underground activities behind the Iron Curtain.

11:09 the support of indigenous anti-communist elements in the threatened countries of the free world. So basically, he's advocating for funding Operation Gladio. The liberation committees proposed by Kennan would encourage the formation of a public organization to sponsor selected political exile organizations to pursue anti-Soviet, anti-communist activities. Popular resistance directed...

11:42 within communist-led nations and prepare liberation movements for the eventuality of armed conflict. This is Operation Gladio. And then the author goes on and starts talking about NSC Directive 10-2, which, if you guys remember, that was the origins of the 4512-2, which allowed assassinations as long as you were deemed a communist.

12:14 This all led to covert activities being set up, i.e. Operation Gladio, information campaigns, propaganda, and the uniting of political exiles through a common organization platform. All forms of political warfare were now sanctioned thanks to NSC Directive 10-2.

12:39 They were all being coordinated out of the Office of Policy Coordination, which we know is Frank Wisner. Kennan, together with the CIA and the Office of Policy Coordination, before it moves to the CIA, because it does, were supporting various former diplomats, businessmen, and political figures, outlining a form.

13:07 a form of anti-communist struggle that should proceed without official support, i.e. Gladio, because they have to have plausible deniability, distancing the U.S. government, allowing for deniability and maintaining diplomatic relations with the East. So they're going to sabotage them while at the same time having diplomatic relations with them. Political and financial aid to exile leaders.

13:37 would be presented as a public cause and funded with taxpayer dollars and embedded into our foreign policy. In February of 1949, Kennan first discussed these issues with the Secretary of State, Dean Atkinson, who gave his assent and asked for the formation of working committees representing leading political, social, economic, and religious figures, which would

14:05 come from the exile organizations and be used as part of this operation. They have no problem using religion against us. Alongside Kennan, other figures that contributed to the formation of the FEC were former ambassador to Germany and Japan. Weird. Both fascist places, and he ended up in both. Joseph Grew.

14:39 G-R-E-W, and then the next one was a former diplomat to the Soviet Union, DeWitt Clinton Poole, P-O-O-L-E, Lazard Ferraris, F-R-E-R-E-S, who was the New York chief and later General American Investor Company chairman, Frank Alschlod.

15:11 A-L-T-S-C-H-U-L, who was a lawyer for the OSS, meaning he was Wild Bill Donovan's lawyer while he was the OSS director, and none other than Alan Dulles, who we know moves on to be the CIA director, and a former diplomat, Frederick R. Dolbear, D-O-L-B-E-A-R-E.

15:39 They knew that the FEC would not provide humanitarian aid to anyone or apply for U.S. visas or do anything that would be normal State Department functions. Instead, it was going to be a chosen group of quote-unquote non-fascist and non-communist leaders who had successfully made it to the United States, except for they were all fascist.

16:07 At the first press conference, Joseph Grew, on 17 May 1949, outlined a four-point program. Number one, create an institution in which exiles from the Soviet satellite nations could find employment to utilize their skills. Two, utilize the political exiles as rallying points. Three, relieve the State Department of the need to deal with these exiled political leaders.

16:38 Four, aid the non-fascist, non-communist leaders in their quote-unquote peaceful efforts, but it's actually Operation Gladio, and there was nothing peaceful about it. At his own press conference three weeks later, the Secretary of State Atkinson also expressed full support for all of these measures. Altogether, 35 names were included in the members list, and you'll never guess who they are.

17:13 Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lucius Clay, Wild Bill Donovan, labor leader James Carey, C-A-R-E-Y, ex-governor of New York, Herbert Lehman of the Lehman Brothers, press magnate and Life Magazine owner Henry Luce, who shows up in all of this stuff.

17:42 Founding the FEC, the political, organizational, and operational groundwork for all forms of anti-communist propaganda was put in place. The four basic divisions of the FEC was National Council's division for supporting exile political organizations, using Radio Free Europe for quote-unquote scholarly research.

18:17 an American contact division that provided links to all of the different groups with their American audience, especially labor unions. Financial aid for FEC's activities was assured. Donations came from private persons. And guess who those private persons are? The oligarchs. They came from large corporations. I'm shocked.

18:48 and quote-unquote non-profit foundations, and last but not least, the CIA. Soon after its foundation, the FEC began to bargain about the size and regularity of the meetings and the contributions that these entities needed to make. Exile leaders dealt especially with Poole and Dolbert.

19:20 for all of this coordination. The negotiations often reveal that the expectation of the exiles were exaggerated. The FEC undertook to provide monthly subventions to each committee for administration, travel, expenses, information, social services, being a generous but also strict patron, and the money also became an effective instrument of

19:49 pressure, and control. Again, I'd like to say I'm shocked. If any of the committees did not respect the FEC's recommendations and demands, the Americans first appealed for and then strongly urged changes, and if they didn't do it, they cut off their funds. So they were not at all free from direction and demands.

20:20 They did what they were told or they didn't exist. The FEC eventually ended up with millions and millions of dollars. They created a thing called the Middle European Study Center, which was used as a platform for former diplomats and political leaders where they could write memoirs, essays, analysis, and sit reps, situational reports for their home country.

20:50 basically being an asset of the CIA. Topics included land reform, mining, oil industry, you know, all of the stuff that the oligarchs want to know about those countries because when they get the countries back, they're going to want to know how to exploit them. The Free Europe Press was created to distribute the reports and issue a monthly magazine called News from Behind the Iron Curtain.

21:18 Most important was involving prominent exiles in radio broadcasting to their home countries through the use of CIA's Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. Let's see. On 11 February 1951, 202 exile representatives signed the Declaration of Aims and Principles of Liberation of the Central and Eastern European People in the Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

21:49 which was nothing but another propaganda stunt. It meant absolutely nothing. The Central and Eastern European Committees and the Central and Eastern European Conferences, later the United National Committees and Councils in Exile, were established to function as quote-unquote think tanks and discussion venues outlining possible European developments.

22:18 and how to undermine the Soviet Union. Not too much, because they don't want to actually go away. The creation of the supernatural European coal and steel community with a Treaty of Paris in 1951 was a marker that inspired further moves in this direction. Because again, we have to control the trade unions and the trade associations. They're just setting up all the infrastructure.

22:49 Public support for the Eastern European exiles in the U.S. came through a carefully supervised propaganda campaign called the Crusade for Freedom. Crusade for Freedom. Its goal was to collect donations. Because as long as they can get us to pay for it, the better off they are. So basically, they are scamming Americans to give your hard-earned money.

23:21 to the CIA. That's the bottom line. Radio Free Europe mounted an intensive propaganda campaign aimed at American citizens. And they also got industrial and financial giants to chip in money. And they even named some of them. So let's name them. Chevrolet, Ford Motor Company,

23:53 General Electric, Chase National Bank, all contributed to this propaganda campaign because they want market. The Truman and Eisenhower administrations both expressed support for Chiang Kai-shek's KMT government, again, another fascist government that was martial law, and the East European exiled anti-communist, which was basically the anti-Bolshevik.

24:24 nations, ABM, all belonging to the World Anti-Communist League and all fascist. The nationalist Chinese regime in Taiwan was behind the establishment of various anti-communist organizations like the Asian People's Anti-Communist League, which we know all about. That's the precursor to the World Anti-Communist League. Aid for refugee Chinese intellectuals.

24:53 which is how they funded the scientists that we got from the KMT Army, an American-Asian educational exchange. And by Asian, they're talking specifically about the fascist countries over there that they want to support in order to destabilize the rest of them.

25:25 It was precisely the number of organizations and their inability to effectively work together that began causing problems. So you have the anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, which I just mentioned. You had the European Freedom Council, the League for the Liberation of Peoples, and several others. Many of these groups didn't necessarily get along.

25:58 But they all did what they were told. Moves were made to create a new organization and use the FEC to do it. That became what was called the Assembly of Captive European Nations, which officially started 20 September 1954 as a non-profit. It's referred to as ASCEN.

26:30 ACEN, Assembly of Captive European Nations. ACEN brought together all of these organizations, Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania. They also provided representatives to participate in ACEN.

27:04 So it was going to basically be functioned like as a UN, but only for those countries. As it ends up, this ASIN organization is how they got the quote-unquote intel to do all of the insertions into Albania, Hungary, Romania. And you guys remember we talked about that.

27:29 And several different venues, how they were going to insert stay behind units into all of those countries. They use this organization for the intelligence in order to do that. And if you remember, they all got captured or killed. Only one guy in Albania made it out of all of the countries because the Soviet Union knew exactly what they were doing. And most of the intelligence for all of that was gathered.

27:58 by Reinhard Galen because Reinhard Galen's whole claim to fame to Alan Dulles in making all of those deals was he had spent so much time fighting the Russians that he knew all the Soviet Union that he knew all their secrets he knew where everything was and at the end of the day basically he just made up intel but that was fine with Alan Dulles because it really wasn't about ever doing anything actually to the Soviet Union as far as effectively dismantling it because they needed it

28:27 as the boogeyman in order to justify their Operation Gladio-style terror goons in order to be able to use them all over the world. So they trained and equipped them in Europe because of the boogeyman next door, but they were deployed all over.

28:52 ASIN assemblies, which took place in New York to coincide with the UN General Assembly sessions, were frequently and also coordinated with public demonstrations to raise their profile. You know, like just marches and stuff like we see today. During the 56 through 63, ASIN rented a two-story building owned by who? The Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Yeah, them.

29:25 Which just so happened to be right across the street from the UN headquarters so that they could stage all of their fear mongering propaganda bullshit about the red terror and the Soviet Union being the boogeyman and all that other stuff so that they got on camera every day. This is part of the propaganda of terrorizing us. So while they make it appear like this.

29:51 was set up for something else, it was used internally, domestically as well, in order to terrorize us. ASIN opened another three permanent offices in London, Paris, and Bonn. They remained active until 1973. The ASIN also maintained not real full-fledged offices, but a presence in Latin America.

30:24 And see if these countries ring a bell. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, and Uruguay. Huh. Those are all the countries we cooed. That's really weird. Mexico, Canada, Lebanon, Japan, Turkey, the Philippines, Sweden, Austria,

30:56 Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Greece, Switzerland, and Spain. Again, really weird because that's where all the Gladio people are. Okay, the chairman who represented ASIN externally was elected for one-year terms. The first chairman was a guy from Lativa, Villis, V-I-L-I-S, and his last name is M-A-S-E-N-S.

31:34 And then it kind of rotated through all of the other countries. Okay. In trying to skip down to the next highlighted part. So one of the guys by the name of Felix, F-E-L-I-K-S, Gadomski, G-A-D-O-M-S-K-I, had originally been a journalist and a publisher.

32:12 But then, weirdly enough, he becomes a judge and a legal advisor to the Polish consul in London. During World War II, he joined the Polish government in exile. And instead of remaining in London, he came to the United States. He became an editor of the Polish section of one of these groups.

32:44 um for poland that was set up funded by the cia so interesting he also joined a foundation um called k-o-s-c-i-u-s-z-k-o and he was on the board of like everything that was polish that was being funded by the cia um also another guy and he played a leading role in asin

33:15 Another guy, he was a Polish lawyer as well, Stefan, spelled with an F, Korbonski, K-O-R-B-O-N-S-K-I. He was an underground leader in Warsaw in 1944. He had been arrested by the Soviets. He survived.

33:44 entered the Polish government in exile. He became active in a thing called the Polish Institute of Arts and Science in America. He also became a member of the International PEN Club and the Polish Council of Unity. ASIN provided him a perfect platform for which to address

34:12 the larger exile community. He was elected chairman three times and ASIN turned into an incorporated company in 1972. He became its director. So the ASIN took advantage of every opportunity to point out the crimes of the Soviet Union and Eastern European satellite regimes. ASIN's representatives were constantly active in international...

34:43 Science and political conferences lobbying for support from any company that would go to the events. Officially recognized by the U.S. Senate and the White House, it became an official annual remembrance of the tragic fate of captive nations. U.S. presidents from Eisenhower to Obama recognized Captive Nations Week.

35:16 Now, the Soviet Union and especially Russia takes great offense to the fact that the Soviet Union went away in 1991. And Congress makes a big hoopla and they have a big event and they still have the week designated. And they all people in that part of the world take great offense.

35:47 because there's not captive countries anymore. ASIN also arranged a number of exhibits that all basically were used to propagandize their home countries. They continue to do it in Italy, Sweden, Japan, Thailand, and New Zealand. It goes without saying the State Department dispatches during the years of 55 to 57 display an intense interest.

36:17 as well as concerns about the dramatic events in Eastern Europe. Along with the Suez Canal in the Middle East, this was the area where developments could unexpectedly erupt. Political analysis of the State Department noted that workers' riots in East Germany, Poland, and Hungary had broken out unexpectedly, and most of them, by the way, were agitated by NATO.

36:50 And let's see. So there was the Geneva conference in 1955 had brought together representatives of the Soviet Union and the U.S. And for the first time since World War II, there seemed to be discussions happening. However, what happens right after that? The Hungarian uprising in 1956, which if you go back and you read about the Hungarian uprising, it was instigated.

37:26 by people inserted into Hungary by the CIA, by NATO, as part of an Operation Gladio, stay behind. And they actually got traction. People actually created a revolution. And with the expectation, because they were told that by the people that were sent there, that the US and NATO were going to intervene and free them. People were slaughtered.

37:55 NATO did not intervene. But what it did was it derailed any discussions with the Soviet Union and the U.S. at that point, which is exactly what happened with the whole U-2 flight, with Kennedy and all of that stuff. This has happened every single time and it was all done by the CIA because no one was allowed to talk to the Soviet Union because they were using it.

38:22 That's exactly what's happening and was just verified by what was said on Tucker Carlson's show with Iran and North Korea. So this is a tactic that they use to keep going back to disruption so they can destabilize, so they always have a boogeyman to be able to use. And that's why you're never allowed to say anything good about the Taliban, even though they basically eliminated all of the opium in 2000.

38:51 until they did 9-11 and used that as an excuse to go back into Afghanistan, which I was kind of surprised wasn't mentioned at all on Tucker when they were talking about the whole 9-11 thing. You have to have that in context. You have to understand that they had wiped out one of the major suppliers of opium across the entire world. And the Taliban did that.

39:19 So the Taliban had to be taken out. So the exiles. OK, so you have the Hungarian uprising. Exiles responded to the desire to secure the status quo with dismay, meaning they weren't going to intervene. Fearing further East-West normalization through trade deals and cultural agreements would undermine their position. It would undermine the CIA's position. And these are the CIA spokespeople.

39:50 When Vice President Richard Nixon went on a state visit to Moscow in 59, ASIN leaders sent him a message to sharply disagree with any policy of rapprochement. Again, these people are lobbying on behalf of the CIA. ASIN leaders did undermine their credibility with Western politicians by making too strong of demands. The ASIN radicals

40:16 demanded that the Soviet Union be excluded from the UN because of its oblivious, excuse me, obvious conflict with the UN Charter. Representatives of France, Britain, and West German governments and their parliaments considered ASIN's assembly to be prestigious social events and useful gatherings for information. The Eastern Bloc, the Big Evil,

40:46 for exiled leaders represented an attractive trading partner in the eyes of many eastern western countries in paris london and bonn therefore there was an increasing interest in normalizing political relations but every time they tried they were sabotaged by some event which is the critical need of having operation gladio if you can derail anything that you don't want to have happen it's a

41:15 worthwhile investment to these evil people. Albert Kappel, K-A-P-P-E-L, Director of the National Council's Division of the FEC, which funded the ASIN, did not confine himself to advice and recommendations like his predecessors, but sharply criticized the ASIN for its ineffective political agenda.

41:46 which was a departure from the official U.S. policy standpoints, old-fashioned and impractical forms of presentation and a lack of communication with the American public and media. Kappel's unflattering comments displayed the fact that ASIN's usefulness for the U.S. foreign policy was beginning to fade. So that's pretty much it. But in his conclusion,

42:15 When the negative media began to spill over to ASIN and led to the cancellation of the remaining governmental support, the exposure and subsequent shutting down of the CIA's involvement in the cultural Cold War, this is what the author said, together with a decline of interest among public and ASIN's activities.

42:43 was the death of their organization. Now, we all know that the CIA never had a decline in interest of appropriating culture even today. So that's kind of laughable, actually, to me. But in 1972, the Supreme Court of New York registered the ASIN as an incorporated company, which allowed it to continue its activities.

43:14 it puts some restrictions on it as to how much lobbying and stuff like they can do. He says the arrival of President Reagan in 1980 did bring a certain revival of these activities, especially as they were directed to the Soviet Union. It says, although it may be thought of as an extension of covert U.S. foreign policy,

43:46 and the use of foundations was critical to its existence. Once that got exposed and the details of the CIA's role were exposed, ASIN did at least contribute to the propaganda campaign.

44:10 One footnote that I wanted to highlight, it says, the Americans wanting to avoid interfering in the internal politics of the Soviet Union, which is laughable, did not include the separatist movements of the white Russians, Ukrainians, or Belarusians in ASIN. The case of the three Baltic nations were slightly different due to the U.S. refusal to recognize their annexation by the Soviet Union in 1940.

44:39 In addition, there was socialist Yugoslavia, which after Tito's break with Stalin in 1947, represented an important Balkan partner for American and particularly British diplomacy. For this reason, representatives of separatist Croats, Serbs, or Slovakians had little chance of international recognition, although they were

45:06 Occasionally invited to go to a conference talking about the exile people. So again, the irony of this is they had limits that they wouldn't cross. So you take today the rhetoric about Russia and Ukraine being that red line in the sand. Notice back then that the Soviet Union had made it very clear what their red lines were.

45:35 That's the reason why those countries were excluded, because they knew that would provoke the Soviet Union. So what they wanted to do is stay on the fringe. If they really wanted to get rid of the Soviet Union, they wouldn't have cared. They would have used those countries and they would have used them to basically undermine the Soviet Union. That's why you know that's not what they wanted to do. They had to have the Soviet Union.

46:05 in order to use it as a boogeyman. They never ever made a credible approach to getting rid of the Soviet Union, either through trade, like we're doing with China for some strange reason, or through actual confrontation. Even early on, remember? Because they'd basically just given them all that shit. So how are you going to act like you're indignant?

46:35 But you talk a big game and you put up all the propaganda to turn everybody against them and then you can let them sit there and basically self-destruct over the next 40 years or 50 years. And everything's fine because you've got everything you wanted because you spent the rest of the time around the world siphoning up all of the shit that you wanted. It was a diversion. Look over here at the big bad Soviet Union while we go over here and steal everybody's shit.

47:04 That's kind of the best way to look at that. So that's it. You can open up the mics. I see. Where did SR71 go? I think we lost him as co-host. He's still here. All right. So, all right. Get him back up there. Give Ms. Steller the mic. Well, I tell you that that interview with Tucker.

47:36 I actually ended up watching it twice. Like you said, now he has to know. I mean, there really is no way that he could. Yeah. I mean, there's just no way. You definitely get the opinion that this is a slow leak of pouring out of a watering can at a certain volume.

48:10 to not overwhelm and drown what it is that you're watering. Absolutely. Go ahead, SR71. Thank you, Colonel. I appreciate it. And I appreciate everybody that's here today and in our Rumble space with some of the issues we have. I did run across something in Brock when I did a query about the Captive Nations Week. Uh-huh. There was somebody called Lev.

48:43 uh dobriyansky uh 1918 through 2008. he was a ukrainian american economist and professor he's the one who brought up this whole deal with uh uh the american uh uh or european nations captive week or captive nations week he's the one that brought this up and i'm sitting here thinking about this and we're talking about

49:12 His death in 2008, there was a lot of crap going on in Ukraine well before 2014. So this guy is pretty much partial to all of this stuff going on. And yes, he was one of the earlier people that not only brought this to light, but was working towards all the financing and everything else that went with it. Thank you, Colonel. Sure.

49:45 I'm going to say the same thing that SR said. These people do the same thing over and over again. You were not kidding when you stated that Operation Gladio, even though everybody says it's over, it's still ongoing. They may put a different name. It's still a pig with lipstick, in my opinion. It's insane. That's a good way of putting it. Miles, go ahead. Well, of course, I wish there were thousands of people in here listening to this every day, but there's not. I don't know why.

50:17 They don't want us to listen to this. Maybe what you were just saying, that it's kind of a controlled release because they know it's overwhelming, a lot of it. So I was thinking, you were just talking about the interview with Tucker. I remember after 9-11, things were kind of calm before the storm, before the wars.

50:47 where everybody came together and it didn't seem like people were mad at each other. They're all like united, even though we know now it was all pretty much fake or it was orchestrated. So a lot of people are saying we need another event like this to bring us all together again so we can wake up this time. I'm just wondering if it would be the same thing that we get.

51:18 the truth about 9-11. We don't need another terrorist event to bring us together. We need the truth. The truth that our government has been creating terror events. That's what I mean, Colonel. Just the truth about this, not another terrorist event. Yeah. I was going to ask you. Sorry. Hold on a second. That's the reason why they won't give us the truth. They know exactly if they tell on themselves.

51:48 If we find out that our government was behind this, it will unite America. It won't just unite America. It will unite Americans with all of the other people of the world because they will know at that point that we're all in this together and we are all the ones dying for these assholes that are orchestrating these terror events.

52:18 So, yeah, absolutely. Otherwise, all of this shit, they wouldn't care. They just tell us they don't have enough control yet to slap us in the face with the truth. If we were controlled, if we were already literally in our jail cells, they would they would absolutely tell us everything just to humiliate us all along. Go ahead. Yeah. Colonel, what is.

52:49 or what are precisely our jail cells. It's the media, and it's the one system working together media, in my opinion. And again, someone mentioned Tucker and his recent YouTube or whatever on 9-11. It's like, once again, I ask you, do you think it is just a coincidence that Tucker Carlson is the one...

53:18 calling out, you know, the big thing, as it were, that is used to terrorize the population for another 60 years of, you know, popular silence, rather, produced by the elite manipulation of the duopoly and the CIA. Is it just a coincidence that the fake leftist, Noam Chomsky, and the, you know...

53:48 They're accessories of the DNC. I call them that because they criticize the bejesus out of the DNC, except on the CIA. What a coincidence. Do we think that that's just a coincidence that on both JFK and 9-11, the closer to the truth is coming out of the wrong inkjet? Just for one more minute, and I promise to shut up if I'm lucky.

54:16 When I say the wrong e-chat, I'm not saying that it really matters in one sense whether the truth comes out of this person or that person, but the CIA sure thinks it does. In other words, if they can use the perception of the quote-unquote left to represent the working class, then I realize that people are thinking that's bullshit because it's not a real left. How long? Yeah. How long?

54:46 It's really hard to hear you. There's a lot of background information. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah. So just to finish this up again, it's like they care a lot. Who says this? And they're using this old idea of the opposite to make sure that some true stuff comes out of the wrong mouthpiece. And the so-called right bus where all of the working class is on.

55:14 or used to be anyway, is full of people who don't learn anything about the JFK assassination in 9-11. That's not an accident. It's programming. All right. Stellar, go ahead. So I think it was Miles or probably Miles. I don't think it was all along.

55:38 One of you guys mentioned something about the terrorist attack and stuff like that. And I would say that one that just happened recently is the COVID. And that's a worldwide thing, even though, say, it may not be, you know, like how 9-11 was to that extreme, but still very similar. And it seems like, you know, people are waking up. Apparently, not enough of us were awake after 9-11 and losing our rights with Patriot Act. Because, I mean, I know for me, you know, seeing this stuff, but still not awake that our government was a part of it.

56:08 And now seeing, you know, like all this stuff that's happening with the COVID disclosures and all that other stuff, I think that in some respect, you can still see that a lot of these different agencies, although they've expanded into other, you know, health organizations, but it's still very similar in my personal opinion of something that happened. And, you know, yeah, we have, you know, a soft, you know, like you guys, I saw a meme yesterday with a lady and they said, this is why women shouldn't vote, I think is what they were saying. It was one of those ones, but it was hilarious because it was a woman.

56:37 woman who had a big watering can to water her flowers and she had the hose with her and she was filling up her watering can each time after she, you know, put it in, you know, instead of just using the spray hose type of a thing. And that's kind of what it kind of reminds me of is, you know, people aren't quite aware of what's going on, but they're questioning things now. But if they were to open it up all the way, I think that there'd be a complete shock because I think that there's still a lot of people that.

57:04 listen to the news or part of it or still kind of not believing that the news would lie like they do because they are to me the worst but could that be kind of a similar thing and why things are being more opened up now and why like Benghazi's being questioned and 9-11 and all that other stuff yes I mean I think that is um that that's exactly the point that I was trying to make um the

57:32 Not everybody. So I keep going back to this. You guys are just going to have to humor me. When we started this endeavor, there was five of us. There were six of us. There's now three of us. The other three couldn't handle the truth. That is exactly what we're experiencing. So not everybody is going to be able to handle.

58:03 the truth at all of the same speed. So those of us that have jumped ahead and know the punchline already just have to keep spreading the word because we are basically, if you were to look at some type of an analogy,

58:31 We're at the front of the ship that's the icebreaker, right? So we're the one out there breaking the ice. The rest of the ship is going to come, but it can't without the icebreakers. And the fact that not everybody wants to be part of the icebreaking group.

58:59 It's completely understandable for various different reasons. People have all kinds of different personalities and ability to process information in different forums. And so it is going to be a steady process. But I do feel that the speed is picking up a lot. Just over the last month.

59:28 Although, you know, Trump hit the ground running, obviously, and he has a very short period of time. So the things are just going to keep steamrolling out. And I'm here for it. SR-71. Thank you, Colonel. And I agree. There are people who are just not going to believe it, no matter how much you put in front of their face. OK, but I do understand this concept of icebreaker.

59:58 Very good analogy, and I like that. The question in my mind becomes, when is enough ice broken to say, okay, you got to turn it loose? Because we can't wait forever. You even mentioned this with President Trump. At some given point, the dam's got to open. And when that's going to happen, I'm patient, but it's starting to wear thin. Thank you, Colonel. Well.

1:00:27 Unfortunately, we don't control that. You guys know that I'm in the fight every day. And I have shared with you that big name people have said that they are very interested in talking about Operation Gladio. And within days of saying that, they are all of a sudden not communicating anymore.

1:00:58 And that's actually very frustrating. I don't know why that is. But even people that, I'm going to say something that probably is going to get me in trouble, but I don't give a shit. There are a lot of big names with big accounts that I'm in DMs with. Do you know the only person?

1:01:30 Of all of those people. That regularly. Promotes. Our material. Is Brian Cates. That's it. He is the only one. You will get a couple of other people. Like Ghost of Base Patrick Henry. Or Occasionally Awakened Outlaw. Will repost something. But that's not because they don't follow me. Because they do. And.

1:02:04 I find that very puzzling because if they were interested in the truth, just like I shared with you guys, Boone Cutler, I corrected him on his whole China, Taiwan thing. He never picked up the phone. He has my phone number. And I'm not saying that because I don't like him. I really like him. I like the message that he has, but I don't understand that. And obviously I don't.

1:02:32 I don't let that bother me or stop me, but it is concerning when you look around the room and everybody is supposed to be here for the truth, but then some people aren't interested in promoting people that do all of the research. And you guys see this happen with Laura Loomer all the time. She's out there at the forefront of finding out.

1:03:04 today's news and everybody steals her shit. You've got the New York Post after she breaks news. They never credit her and she's the one doing all the work. I've seen a ton of people use material that we put out there. They never credit us. I'm not here for the credit, but that kind of stuff is very, very frustrating.

1:03:33 But the most frustrating part of all of it is the people that we've all come to know and love and believe that they're here for the truth. But where are they? Why aren't they talking about this? It's not like it's not all supported. It's not like it's not all documented. It's not like there's, I don't know how much, I don't even want to count the books now.

1:04:03 I'll do that when my shelf gets here. All of these books talk about Operation Gladio. So, again, we more than establish the fact that it's a real thing and it's an ongoing thing, but we get zero support with the exception of the couple people that I mentioned. Zero. Miles, go ahead. Well, anybody that's known me for a long time, I'm talking about.

1:04:33 Good friends, relatives. I've always been on the fringe. I don't know why. Conspiracy guy. And I literally had people hang up on me if I would, you know, say something that they just couldn't handle. But I know it's frustrating and it's taken a very long time, but they're coming back into my circle, asking me questions.

1:05:04 It does, it does come around. And even though it's, it seems like you're a nut in the past, I'm not so crazy anymore. Thanks. Sure. All along. Go ahead. Okay. So I just, you're brave recently, you know, where are they? Which is always a good question because, you know, I give a crap. If you were, I say something.

1:05:34 They care if it spreads. All right. So it reminded me of two things. Mainly the MLK so-called conspiracy trial in Memphis in 1999, 2000, in which, you know, the entire European media was there. Much of the world media was there. Everyone's media was there except for the U.S. media in Memphis, Tennessee. I guess it must be because Memphis moved to Egypt, you know, for the winter or something.

1:06:03 But anyway, so that one of the journalists from Portugal says, you know, everyone, every trial in the U.S. is a trial of the century. The Clinton trial, the O.J. trial. This really is the trial of the century. And who's here? Meaning basically nobody from the U.S. media. Right. And so so what's the point here, Rachel? I think that metaphor that I have settled on, there could be a better one.

1:06:32 is, you know, capillary versus arterial. And your material, Colonel, and your group here, the material is arterial. What do I mean by that? It affects, if masses of people go here, mass institutions that are currently controlled only by gigantic corporations like ABC, New York Times, etc., fall. Whereas,

1:07:03 If, you know, if we only talk about, you know, things that are esoteric and more, you know, that college educated people can talk about so long as it, you know, that can be tamped down on by professionals, professors and whatnot, professional tampered downers, right? So the fact that we are talking about the CIA in all of its humility is the answer here. These people cannot talk.

1:07:33 Cannot go arterial. They have to stay capillary. And we see that not just, we see it in the fake left also. Because, you know, I've seen this for, you know, the amount of evidence is 20 years over here. You know, me trying to point out how are these, why is it that the purported leftists are the best cover-uppers of the assassination of the left liberals? Because they're the quick-a-pick-a-upper, right?

1:08:03 They have credibility among the target audience. And that stuff is arterial because that does not affect just the blue kids and the red kids in their schools. That affects the blue and red kids because you're messing with the big media now and their essential credibility. And because you're messing with CIA, the actual government. Yeah. Yeah. Noted. It's not for the faint of heart, but.

1:08:37 We're not going to be discouraged either. Amen. We're in it too deep now. Yeah, just keep treading water. The rest will catch up eventually. Hey, you did break through the algorithm one time. I did. Yeah, that's true. And you have to take every win. So the fact that Operation Gladio got mentioned on Tucker Carlson, I'm taking as a total win. Amen.

1:09:09 Never in the history of any time that I've ever been watching anything has anybody ever talked about Operation Gladio in America. So we are definitely ahead of our time and we're going to be prepared. And what's crazy, just like you guys saw those couple of posts, the names that, what's his name?

1:09:38 The guy that Weldon, the congressman. So all of the names that he mentioned are people that we've talked about. And I just picked out two that I was jotting down like Bridget. I listen to everything with a pencil now. Two of the names. And I just went through and searched on my history and just cut and pasted all of the times that we had mentioned those people.

1:10:12 This is all of the stuff that we've covered that is coming out now. However, they've got this revelation. I don't know if it's, yeah, Kurt Weldon. Thank you, Craig. I don't know if it's just kind of generically out there. I don't believe that it's just randomly happening, though.

1:10:39 You can guarantee the information that you guys have, thanks to the exposure of Operation Gladio, you are well ahead of the curve. That's all I'm going to say. And that excites me more than anything and keeps me motivated to keep digging. So we are, let's see, we're about halfway through this book.

1:11:11 I've already I think I'm going to at least I want to do it in this venue, though, because I want you guys to speed back. What I'm going to have to do is schedule and I don't know when that'll be. But I want to take that book and not break it up into a whole bunch of chapters.

1:11:36 I want to kind of condense it down to about an hour and a half and then use about an hour to have it open for people. So it will probably be a later evening or maybe even on a weekend show that we will try to simulcast like we do here, both on Rumble and on Space, so that we can have the conversation about it.

1:12:05 But I think it's critical, some of the points that he makes in that book that lends itself, and he actually does use the word Gladio, by the way, which in and of itself was, it's the first time I think even on, I don't think Trento's book used Gladio at all, the term. I think that literally was the first one that came from CIA notes that actually talked about Gladio.

1:12:34 Which is why I want to bring it to you guys, because I think it's critical. Some of the things that he points out. And again, my only complaint about his book was he still is very polyandry about, I don't know. And there's good guys. And, you know, I mean, obviously he was one and he's not a bad guy because they try to kill him. And but again.

1:13:04 He doesn't seem to have connected some of the big dots, which I want it on record what his contribution to the exposure of Gladio is, and then some takeaways that I have as a result of that. Because he has a story much like...

1:13:30 from living inside the beast and becoming aware of the fact that it's a beast. Now, obviously, I had questions after 9-11. I never thought anything like what it really was. Just because of being at CENTCOM and listening to the way people talked and knowing some of the information.

1:13:58 And what we were doing was not consistent with it. And then, of course, as soon as I retired, I started listening to Glenn Beck's and his exposure of ACORN. And it kind of just fed into that whole questioning a lot of the stuff that I had always been told, which is how I ended up here. So anyway. All right. No more hands up. That's it for today.

1:14:28 Thank you guys for being here. Hopefully within that, probably by the end of next week, we'll be done with this book and we can, but I don't want to wait till the end of this book to do that special show on Kevin Shipp's book. Cause it's, it's very, very important, especially with what's going on right now. And some of the things that are coming out. So Miles, go ahead.

1:14:53 Yeah, just real quick. I do hope that they do have a commission, and I don't know who's going to be on it, but that they can roll out this information. They have all the information on 9-11, and I don't know how that's going to be presented. But you're right, Colonel. Back in the day when we were looking at it, they were using some technology that we weren't familiar with. Maybe you were more familiar with it being in the military.

1:15:23 But it just didn't look right to people that just, you know, just me looking at what happened and what the narrative was. It wasn't making any sense to me. And just that, you know, we've seen demolitions of buildings. I've been in the World Trade Center. My sister lived in New York. So I was just and I knew how those buildings were constructed. It just didn't make any sense.

1:15:52 So I'm glad that, you know, it's finally starting to come out. 24 years it took? No. There's still enough people out there that they have evidence of all this that's going to come out. And hopefully we don't have to wait another 24 years. Thanks, Colonel. Sure. Okay. So Maker Sarge, my PR guy, is telling me, sell your merchandise.

1:16:17 So you guys, we do have the coins, the challenge coins and the cups for sale. And you guys have been overwhelmingly generous in purchasing. The hottest thing we have going is the coffee mugs. And I appreciate that. They came out as far as I'm concerned. I mean, I love the t-shirts and stuff. I love the emblem. I love the challenge coin, but I love those coffee mugs. They are amazing. So well done.

1:16:47 And thank you, Maker Sarge, for reminding me. I'm not very good at that at all. So, Bridget, if you wouldn't mind putting the link in the purple pill for everybody. I just did. Okay. Thank you very much. And, yeah, if you guys could purchase that, it will definitely help with the book fund. SR71, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel.

1:17:17 something else just struck me as well as part of what's happening here and there's no doubt you're at the forefront of all of this that no doubt in my mind but from an audience perspective i think what's really happening here is it's not people aren't getting the information they're getting it they just don't know what to do with it and if you don't know what to do with it other than

1:17:49 Gee, yeah, I see that, but what can I possibly do? What we're doing is sharing the information as much as we can, everywhere we can, and trying to tell people the only way you're going to solve this stuff is to get involved, civically and at the federal level. You just have to. If you don't do that, oh, I'm just hoping.

1:18:21 We'll get to that point. Thank you, Colonel. Sure. And back to Miles' point, as far as the commission goes, my only hesitation with the commission is just like all of the commissions and the committees that we've ever had. I mean, I know under President Trump, things can be different. But I would want...

1:18:46 Congressman Weldon on. I don't want him testifying. I want him actually on the commission. I want him in charge of it. I want he knows everybody to call. If you don't have someone like that, it will be just like every other commission or committee where it's used to cover up as he.

1:19:07 eloquently pointed out. That was what the 9-11 commission was all about. That's exactly what the JFK one was and everything else. So I'm not a big fan of those at all. I want an investigation done absent the committee. I want a lawful investigation. I want a grand jury impaneled. I want people questioned under oath. I want charges filed.

1:19:36 I want shit done. So that's just my opinion. Okay, we're going to go ahead and go. I love his enthusiasm. You can't bottle that and you can't pay for that, you know? Yeah, I know. And I felt so much empathy for him during that interview because that would be me.

1:20:05 If I ever got the opportunity to do this on a large stage, that would be me. That would be me as far as trying to get the point across of how monumental all of this stuff is. So yes, I loved it too. He got so excited every single time that he choked himself up, which of course I love. So anyway.

1:20:37 Again, thank you guys for being here. I appreciate it. And I will... You guys... Oh, and you know what? We do have one other... Tonight, I am going to be on at 9 o'clock, The Missing Link. I've been on his show several times. It's a very interesting show. He definitely is not...

1:21:03 someone that would be one of our normal audience people. Um, but nonetheless, um, he has a fairly big audience and is a very interesting person. And I like going on talking about, um, things in general. We don't necessarily, um, talk just about Gladio. He has lots of questions. I think he's from Canada. Um, so he has a very unique perspective. Um, anyway, um, okay, that's it. Um,

1:21:38 Texas Annie came up real quick. Had a quick question. Okay. Yeah, I just wanted to say I just ordered your mug. Thank you. I was wondering where I could buy that. And thank you, Bridget, for the link. And I love my Gladio shirt. Oh, yay. And my next one will be the challenge coin. Awesome. It's beautiful. I love those designs. You guys are great. You guys get out there and buy it. They're awesome. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you, girls.

1:22:13 Bye bye. Thanks. All right, guys. Oh, Colonel Town, one quick thing, too. I don't I had got a phone call, so I didn't know if you talked about this. But I also wanted to say thank you for with Alpha Warrior, too, because he is really standing firm and really standing, you know, 100 percent explaining about Operation Gladio.

1:22:35 And all the stuff that's going on now with the 5G warfare, you know, General Flynn's books with Boone Cutler and things like that. And I know with, for me, your expertise in explaining this Operation Gladio and those parasites. Thank you so much. And I just wanted to do a real quick shout out to Alpha because he is like, got his own war going on, trying to help wake people up and get them to stop.

1:23:04 So thank you so much for all that you've shared and taught us. SR, Bridget, and Cousin It, too. I don't see her, but her, too. So, Stellar, let me just make that point. Alpha Warrior, without him, we would not have reached 80% of the people that we've reached. Huge debt of gratitude to Alpha Warrior. And, by the way, the people that did reach out.

1:23:33 It was Alpha that instigated the entire thing. He has, behind the scenes, been actively working to get the word out. And, you know, he's definitely done Yeoman's work in that area, and I can't thank him enough. He's just...

1:24:01 kind of chatter behind the scenes. He's convinced that it's going to happen. I don't know that I am, but he doesn't ever stop trying. And the more people that he's come in contact with, the more he has asked them to interview me or at least do their own research or whatever. So he is actively,

1:24:32 working behind the scenes all the time. So, yeah, just an amazing man. Hey, Colonel, can I bring up one point? I was listening to Tim Kirk, you know, the Colonel, and he, you know, he's involved with the veterans a lot. I'm assuming that that's true and that's what he's really doing. And I brought up a point because we just have a small space, small group.

1:25:01 that a lot of, because he had a space today because there was a suicide today, this morning, and he wanted to point that out when it was a veteran that committed suicide. So we were talking about that, and I'm sorry if you didn't want me to bring this up, but I did, is that what we're talking about, and because, you know, our military has been used and abused by Gladio and our country.

1:25:31 that it's actually, is it a good thing for the awareness for our vets to really know about all this, to heal from this? Could you talk about that for a second, please? Well, again, I stay away from most of that stuff because that requires some in-depth knowledge of psychology, and I don't have that.

1:26:03 I know from my experience what it's like to go through the realization. And I didn't kill anybody. I didn't drop bombs on anybody. I didn't pull a trigger and take someone's life. So I can't speak to that. I don't know what that would be like. I understand the sensitivity of exposing everything.

1:26:30 that has gone on. And I understand that there's going to be a massive effort that needs to take place in order to help people understand the evil that has been perpetrated on us. And it's not, it's not something that I would wish on my worst enemy because

1:27:00 And there's so many ways people can process that information. And I think it's going to be, and honestly, I think that's probably one of the reasons why this is going as slow as it is, so that people have the ability to process the information in a way in which it's not overwhelming and in a way that that's not their first avenue.

1:27:30 of dealing with stuff. And you also have to understand the VA in and of itself has perpetrated one of the most hideous crimes on the veterans, whether it was through experimentation or neglect for people that are in that system or the over-prescription of narcotics, which happened to me.

1:28:02 And all of the other tentacles that if you survive the battlefield, there's yet another avenue for them to wreak havoc on you. And that was called the Veterans Affairs, Veterans Administration. So there's so much to that. I don't know what the answer is.

1:28:28 I understand he has a nonprofit group that, um, he works with, um, suicides and God bless him for doing it. Um, I don't know anything about it. Um, I, I, we follow each other, um, and comment on each other's posts regularly. Um, but I don't know, I don't personally know him. Um, but you know, it seems like he's, he, he's in it for the, all the right reasons.

1:28:57 And it is definitely something that people who have the ability or the education to be able to deal with that definitely is more than appreciated by the veterans in that community. But it is it is heart wrenching to I mean, I've I've had people.

1:29:25 I had a girl that worked for me in my last assignment as a commander that basically committed suicide by deciding she was going to run around in the middle of I-85 just south of Atlanta when I was stationed at Warner Robins. The emotional toll that those types of things happen when they happen in a unit on active duty is devastating.

1:29:53 And of course, as a commander, you go with the body to, her family was from Jacksonville. So there was a whole crew of us that went on a bus. We went down to the funeral. And, you know, there's a mortuary officer that you have to appoint that has to do, they go in and inventory their belongings. And there's just so much to that.

1:30:21 whole process when things like that happen on active duty that I'm unfortunately way too familiar with. And it's a devastating thing to have happen both to the family that's involved.

1:30:44 um, the, the friends that are left behind with like a ton of questions, um, because they all have survivor's guilt. It's like, what could I have done? Um, and we had to work through all of that. Um, and unfortunately that wasn't the only time something like that happened. Um, but, um, those are, um, experiences that then kind of

1:31:11 make you as a person and especially as an officer and a commander, um, much more understanding of, um, situations as they occur, but at the same time, they're horrific when you're going through them. Um, you know, the, the family, um, what an amazing group of people. Um, but anyway, yeah.

1:31:38 All of those questions. Colonel, look, I've got a really close eye on this admin. And if they're promising a lot of things, you know, the golden age and stuff like that, they have to have their priorities straight. They need to take care of our veterans first. I mean, look, I'm a boomer. I'm on Social Security. I can wait. You know, I'll manage. I didn't have to go into theater.

1:32:07 They need to take care of our veterans immediately. And I know Trump did try to do that in his first term. But if, you know, promises made, promises kept. So it's got to be high on his priority list to do this. If, you know, I understand there's a lot of stuff going on where people want perp walks and stuff like that. But this is high on my priority list. I agree.

1:32:34 And I definitely think it's high on his priority list. And I think Doug Collins is a good fit at the VA. So we'll see. Stellar, go ahead. I have a question because there is such a high suicide rate, whether they're in still in the military and especially after coming out. I mean, the statistics are overwhelming when someone comes because I would never served either. But you have. So I'm going to ask you.

1:33:04 When someone comes out, do they do like exit interviews or like mental tests to make sure? And if they're, you know, if, you know, because they've seen, I mean, I can't even imagine what they've seen. And then with what's coming out now, you know, it just seems like there should be more like as they're doing their exiting interview to make sure that.

1:33:26 you know, that they've got a good support, that there's good mental support, like with the VA hospitals as well. I mean, I did see some improvement before, but then it just seems like it got really laxed again. Is there anything like that when someone leaves the military because of all the things that they've seen and experienced? No. So no is the short answer based on what you're saying as far as psychological. Let me explain to you. Now, this has changed a little bit, but only a little bit.

1:33:55 I was medically retired due to anthrax vaccine injury, and it manifested itself with an issue with my back. So I had a surgery that attempted to correct it about three years before I was medically boarded and then medically retired.

1:34:27 After the surgery, because of the injury, there was no guarantees. So about two years later, it basically remanifested itself. And the only way I could actually physically walk was to be on painkillers. So there's a hierarchy on a schedule.

1:34:54 And the Department of Defense, which, by the way, also applies exact same schedule, applies to the VA because it's a whole of government schedule. So if you go through three nerve pills before you can find one that your body will tolerate that at least some way mitigates the pain, let's say that's.

1:35:23 you're the third tier. And then maybe the next one that you had to take was a second tier. None of the first tier work. They're all just bullshit. So you're going to be a tier two, three or four. Maybe there's more after that. I don't know. So when I was medically retired, I, the board met, I was notified in June and I had to be gone by July.

1:35:51 They gave you 45 days. Now, again, I've been on active duty for 30 years. You are not allowed to sell back your leave. You are just literally gone. And by the way, I would have not had any time to sell back my leave because I literally was notified 45. I had a house to sell, all of that stuff. So, and of course, it's 2008 and the housing market just completely trashed.

1:36:22 And they didn't give a shit about any of that. So when all of that is going on, you fill out your paperwork to transition your medical care from the military to the VA. Well, it took them over a year to process my VA claim. Even though I was medically retired with a medical condition, I was not allowed to walk into a VA at all until...

1:36:52 they process that paperwork. That part has changed a little bit. So it was about 18 months. I had to, because I had TRICARE, because I was a retiree, I had to go establish an entire new civilian protocol for all of the shit that I was going through. And I had to do that in a new area because I came home. I didn't know any of these doctors here.

1:37:20 And only certain doctors take TRICARE and none of my family's doctors took TRICARE because it sucks. So as from a provider's standpoint. Actually, when I retired in 2008, no doctor in my entire hometown took TRICARE. None of them. I had to go to Plant City or Winter Haven. So again, all of that got taken care of.

1:37:46 18 months later, they processed my paperwork. I'm admitted to the VA. So I have the whole schedule of stuff, which luckily I found an internist that basically just picked up where the doctors had left off with my care, prescribed all of the same medications.

1:38:10 So I walk in with this list, both the one from when I was on active duty and the one from the civilian provider to show continuity of care. Do you know that the VA started me back over at level one on every single medication, every single category? They already knew that some of them made me sick, but my doctor said,

1:38:34 I have to write the script, come back in three days, tell me it made you sick and I'll write you another one. But if I don't put that in the system, I will get fired. So they're issuing me drugs and I had to actually pick them up to show that I had them, which I'm not flushing down the toilet, but I'm having to just throw them away. I can't take them. They make me physically ill.

1:39:02 So every single one of the prescriptions that I was on had to be started at level one, level two, level three, wherever it was. So they basically just wasted a shit ton of money through this entire process. And they don't care about any of that. They don't care about you, what you did in that 18 months during that process. They don't care. They don't care about any of it.

1:39:32 And so again, if you're a combat veteran and your injury was of that magnitude where you're medically retired, up until, I want to say it was around 2010 to 12, there was a change in the...

1:39:59 I don't even know what the right word is, but basically whatever it was, your medical retirement automatically kind of front end loaded into the VA system. So you didn't have that 18 month window, but they still had to do the evaluation, but you were at least allowed to start being seen while that was pending. But again,

1:40:28 The entire process is so laborious. And don't even get me started on the doctors that they have working there. But I'll give you just one example. So a friend of mine had been on medication that made them gain weight. Now, I went with my friend to a few of her appointments.

1:41:00 The way the VA handles weight management or weight gain based on prescription medication, they mandated she go through a wellness program that was four months long, once a week. They taught you every stupid thing we now know is absolutely the wrong thing.

1:41:28 the whole food pyramid that you learned in fifth grade. You had to sit through hours worth of this. And of course, I'm there taking notes. This is shit you learned in fifth grade. They are wasting people's time. There's instructors being paid. There's people there. There was like 30 people. Now, this was all so that she could get some kind of,

1:42:00 medication, not the shots and all that shit that's came later, but some type of a medication. So I'm thinking this is crazy. So she goes through that whole thing. Now that that's finished, she can actually see a weight loss doctor. She hadn't even seen a doctor. This was like group paced purgatory. So at her first doctor's appointment,

1:42:28 She walks in and there's a room of 45 people around the conference table. They are going to go around the room and give the people in there the option. So they started off by saying, here's the two medications that you can start off with. And she raises her hand and she says, wait a minute. Are you going to want us to talk about our medical in front of everybody?

1:42:58 And they said, yes, this this is a yes. I'm not kidding. So they want it. And so we stayed long enough to watch the first two people. And they literally start talking about all of their medical conditions in front of all these strangers. That's against HIPAA. I'm like, oh, my God. So, of course, we know that. I mean, I was a commander. I know what HIPAA is.

1:43:29 So like by the time the second one got up, she's picking up her papers and she closes this folder and she's walking out. And the woman, the doctor at the front of the conference room, it's like, where are you going? What's your name? And she looked at her and she said, everything that you're doing in here is illegal. You are not allowed to discuss people's.

1:43:57 medical conditions in front of other people and she says i am going right now to file a complaint and you know she told him who her name was and she says yeah you can mark me off the list i don't want any of your medication and again had i not watched that with my own eyes i would have never believed it um but that's the va well this is even more disturbing than i thought before that's insane

1:44:29 So when the kids come out of the military that see this active duty, you know, and, you know, heaven forbid they had to, you know, unalive someone because I don't like that other word. You know, that's going to that that I don't care who you are.

1:44:46 Unless you're one of the parasites. But if you're like a normal person. It's going to wreak havoc on your brain. In my personal opinion. I mean I know I would. Oh I think it's absolutely. Yeah 100%. And plus if you go and you talk to some of the people. Especially the guys that were special operators. To do what you do. There's a lot of psychological operations. That are done on you. As well as teaching you. How to do them on other people. So.

1:45:15 It's a big ball of wax. Well, if they know how to make this, you know, like to make it so someone can do that, they should be able to unprogram the person because it sounds like it does that. But the medical.

1:45:27 And the psychological stuff, I mean, yes, a lot get injured. A lot have done things to other people that I'm sure that, you know, conscious wise, it would be hard. So you would think that they would want to make sure as people are coming out of the military that they're getting the proper care, medical and psychological, especially the psychological. You would think they don't. They don't care about our kids then, do they? They don't care about anybody. Why? Stellar.

1:45:55 Stellar, these people have killed millions of people. Colonel, I call this the soft kill. So you have the hard kills in combat and theater. And then after the fact, the international syndicate loves the soft kill. And you're right. It's millions after the fact. It happens with our police force. It happens in every theater that they just love. And, you know, could be.

1:46:25 their eugenicists you know they want to they want to depopulate us and they just take glee that we suffer and die yes they do this is what they do there's there's definitely Jillian go ahead and I I gotta run guys um go ahead Jillian um hey how are you I was just gonna say when I was in radiography school one of my clinics was at the VA near Fort Bragg and someone would come in with a

1:46:55 Maybe a broken wrist. They would do every x-ray they knew how to do. It was like 40 something. They would x-ray the whole body just for a hurt wrist. And I just thought that was so wasteful. The equipment was good, but I just think, I don't know why they ordered the whole body to be x-rayed if it was just a wrist. Money.

1:47:18 Yeah, well, they did it on everyone that came in there, and I just thought that was horrible. But anyway, that's all I was going to say. It made me think of that when you were talking. Yeah, I could tell you so many horror stories. Not just for me personally, but for people that have worked for me over the years. Just horrific kind of crap. But anyway, all right.

1:47:40 Got to run. Thank you guys for being here. Nine o'clock tonight on Missing Link. And then tomorrow we'll be back at four o'clock. Is that on Rumble or is that here on X? Is that on Rumble? It's on Rumble. Yeah, it's on Rumble. Awesome. Thank you. All right. Thanks. Talk to you later.

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Claims made here

National Committee for a Free Europe funded Radio Free Europe host_asserted ▶ 9:39

“Free Europe Committee, the first iteration of it, ran a variety of information and propaganda campaigns and used Radio Free Europe to do it, which means they were propaganda working for the CIA. In De…”

George F. Kennan funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 11:09

“the support of indigenous anti-communist elements in the threatened countries of the free world. So basically, he's advocating for funding Operation Gladio. The liberation committees proposed by Kenna…”

Office of Policy Coordination funded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 12:39

“They were all being coordinated out of the Office of Policy Coordination, which we know is Frank Wisner. Kennan, together with the CIA and the Office of Policy Coordination, before it moves to the CIA…”

General Electric funded Crusade for Freedom host_asserted ▶ 23:53

“General Electric, Chase National Bank, all contributed to this propaganda campaign because they want market. The Truman and Eisenhower administrations both expressed support for Chiang Kai-shek's KMT …”

Ford Motor Company funded Crusade for Freedom host_asserted ▶ 23:53

Chevrolet funded Crusade for Freedom host_asserted ▶ 23:53

Chase Manhattan Bank funded Crusade for Freedom host_asserted ▶ 23:53

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Romania documented ▶ 26:30

“ACEN, Assembly of Captive European Nations. ACEN brought together all of these organizations, Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania. They also pro…”

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Czechoslovakia documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Albania documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Estonia documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Hungary documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Latvia documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Lithuania documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Poland documented ▶ 26:30

Assembly of Captive European Nations member_of Bolivia documented ▶ 26:30

Allen Dulles recruited Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 27:58

“by Reinhard Galen because Reinhard Galen's whole claim to fame to Alan Dulles in making all of those deals was he had spent so much time fighting the Russians that he knew all the Soviet Union that he…”

Reinhard Gehlen spied_on Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 27:58

NATO carried_out_attack Soviet Union host_asserted ▶ 37:55

“NATO did not intervene. But what it did was it derailed any discussions with the Soviet Union and the U.S. at that point, which is exactly what happened with the whole U-2 flight, with Kennedy and all…”

Taliban trafficked Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 38:22

“That's exactly what's happening and was just verified by what was said on Tucker Carlson's show with Iran and North Korea. So this is a tactic that they use to keep going back to disruption so they ca…”

Taliban overthrew Afghanistan host_asserted ▶ 38:51

“until they did 9-11 and used that as an excuse to go back into Afghanistan, which I was kind of surprised wasn't mentioned at all on Tucker when they were talking about the whole 9-11 thing. You have …”

Richard Nixon spied_on Soviet Union book_quoted ▶ 39:50

“When Vice President Richard Nixon went on a state visit to Moscow in 59, ASIN leaders sent him a message to sharply disagree with any policy of rapprochement. Again, these people are lobbying on behal…”

Albert Kappel headed National Council of the Free World book_quoted ▶ 41:15

“worthwhile investment to these evil people. Albert Kappel, K-A-P-P-E-L, Director of the National Council's Division of the FEC, which funded the ASIN, did not confine himself to advice and recommendat…”

United States spied_on Soviet Union book_quoted ▶ 44:10

“One footnote that I wanted to highlight, it says, the Americans wanting to avoid interfering in the internal politics of the Soviet Union, which is laughable, did not include the separatist movements …”

Josip Broz Tito overthrew Yugoslavia book_quoted ▶ 44:39

“In addition, there was socialist Yugoslavia, which after Tito's break with Stalin in 1947, represented an important Balkan partner for American and particularly British diplomacy. For this reason, rep…”

Book by Kevin Shipp exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:12:05

“But I think it's critical, some of the points that he makes in that book that lends itself, and he actually does use the word Gladio, by the way, which in and of itself was, it's the first time I thin…”

Kevin Shipp exposed Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:13:04

“He doesn't seem to have connected some of the big dots, which I want it on record what his contribution to the exposure of Gladio is, and then some takeaways that I have as a result of that. Because h…”

Glenn Beck exposed ACORN host_asserted ▶ 1:13:58

“And what we were doing was not consistent with it. And then, of course, as soon as I retired, I started listening to Glenn Beck's and his exposure of ACORN. And it kind of just fed into that whole que…”

United States Department of Veterans Affairs covered_up Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:25:01

“that a lot of, because he had a space today because there was a suicide today, this morning, and he wanted to point that out when it was a veteran that committed suicide. So we were talking about that…”