The Shadow State 31 Secret Societies 15; The Export Bank Scam

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0:16 secret societies today with war hamster brady how are you doing i am awesome how are you i'm doing wonderful um so many exciting things um going on today but you have something that you posted earlier today you want to start us off with i got a couple fun things um well you remember uh it was like last week a week before we talked to one of the bones men which got him about william sloan coffin yes and it just so happens that uh

0:46 We were down in a place called Newberry Port, Massachusetts, just doing some sightseeing and checking out some historical sites. And what did we drive past? This is the Coffin House from 1678. This was the ancestral house of another Bonesman. So we're up to like four different compounds or houses of Bonesman I've visited in just the last year. So I thought that was pretty cool. That's crazy.

1:14 Yeah, it's kind of a neat. I mean, we're just I didn't even expect that to happen. We're driving along going like 15 miles an hour. Also, I see coffin house. So we had to stop the car, turn around, take the picture. So that was pretty cool. The other thing we did earlier I had going on earlier today is I found a fun little bit of research and just pull it up real quick. Should have been ready for you. I'm sorry. That's OK.

1:42 I like the fact that the show's authentic, that we, yeah. I mean, in a lot of the stuff, as we go along, we are doing additional research as we present the information to you. So definitely lots of stuff prepared, but also it's important to bring in.

2:08 extemporaneously the information that we've collected um you know after the fact that we put prepared these notes so yeah that was about two three weeks ago you and i you and gordon and me we did a live research just on air with one of those usaid findings i got a really good feedback from that we should do more of that real-time research that was a good show i agree

2:34 Yeah, I've got all my research tabs all lined up. And I think it's good to let other researchers know what sources we're using. Because that's how I learned some of them. I watched other people digging. So we'll have to do another one of those in the near future. I got my x-ray from this morning. It's a short one, but it ties into what we've been talking about. So if you could put that up on screen. Okay, anybody who watched Testimony this week, or was yesterday even, we had a woman by the name of Catherine Mayer.

3:05 And she's given testimony. She is now leading NPR and PBS. Her background is, as I said right here, it's basically a perfect regime change resume. Her background is with the World Bank, UNICEF, National Democratic Institute, CIA front, State Department. This should say CFR, not CRF. I'm illiterate sometimes. And she also worked with Tony Blinken and John Brennan. So this is a spook.

3:37 bureaucrat, if ever there was one. And she got grilled. I'm hoping they shut down both PBS and National Public Radio. So I decided to look into her background a little bit. So it turns out she also sits on the board of directors for the Signal Foundation, which created Signal, which was also in testimony the exact same day. So I'm thinking to myself, is this a coincidence that they dropped this bombshell the day before her testimony to distract? Well, hold on a second. Hold on a second.

4:09 You're saying that a CIA person that poses in all of these different organizations but is directly tied to the CIA in all of these different positions sits on the board of Signal. Yeah, she was the chairman of the board. And I don't know if that's still the case or not. We couldn't get confirmation on that. But she's definitely still on the board of Signal. And you got to ask yourself, how did Goldberg get into that Signal chat in the first place?

4:40 And yeah, I think I'm suggesting maybe that was done on purpose. Kind of reminds me of Russiagate, you know, a little stay behind unit that Obama left behind. Did the Biden regime do the same thing? It was the Biden regime that gave approval for you to use Signal for official channels. Yes. Yes. And they have a CIA embed as chair of the Signal board. Yeah. And the coincidence is that the story dropped the day before her testimony.

5:10 is interesting so i look another funding and uh you pull this up the first thing you find is 54 million dollars of funding for the signal group from what's called the open technology fund which comes from the u.s agency for global media now what does that sound like to you another cia front yeah i've actually looked into them i don't know i wouldn't be able to find my notes right off the bat but they are definitely um of that smell

5:42 Well, so who is USAGM? They oversee the following agencies, all of which have been used for CIA regime change operations. Voice of America, Radio Free Europe, Office of Cuba Broadcasting, Radio Free Asia, the Middle East Broadcasting Networks, and the Open Technology Fund.

6:06 And anybody that's been following me has obviously come across all of those, because as you point out, those are intimately involved in regime change as part of Operation Gladio. Yeah, absolutely. Are we seeing a pattern? And you can just pull up here and do their own page. OK, they just talk all about what they do. Voice of America, Radio Fruit Europe. I mean, I got it right from their Web page. So you're not making this up.

6:36 If we look into the USAGM's Board of Governors, which I always like to see the people on the boards, I'm going down here, and who do I see but Hillary Rodham Clinton? Interesting. And, of course, you go down a little bit further, and you see a guy, former Skull and Bones member, John Forbes Carey himself. Okay. Can't make this stuff up. Go to his website. If anybody's watching, go to his website. There's a lot more to dig on that Board of Directors and other stuff they did. I didn't have time to do a full dig. I was a little busy this morning.

7:10 But, you know, that would have been one of those fun live research exercises if we'd done that together. Had we had time to do that? Yes, absolutely. So I'm suggesting that signal gating, there may be more to it than meets the eye. I agree. All right. Shall we jump into our normal show? Yes, absolutely. Okay. For those who are new to this show.

7:42 We have been going through the secret societies, specifically Skull and Bones, asking the question, is this just a regular old alumni group that just happen to cross paths every once in a while and networks? Or is there something more sinister going on? And does it tie into the bigger themes that we've been talking about, how our intelligence agencies have been using all the different offices of government, both public and private, to

8:10 manipulate governments around the world using subterfuge intelligence things like operation gladio all for the purpose of building this new world order and benefiting our multinational corporations and we've been showing all the connections to the different families through generations of eastern establishment blue blood families that all go to yale university join skull and bones a lot of them go to harvard law and they find themselves all in these bottleneck positions

8:39 of power to really wield the United States foreign policy for their own benefit. How's that for a good summary? That's it in a nutshell. Okay, well, we're into the 1950s, going forward chronologically, and we are going to start with a bonesman from a very old family. This gentleman's name is Charles Edwin Lord II. Okay, that last name Lord we've seen before.

9:11 And we're going to get a few Lords today. He was a Bonesman class of 1949, which means he was there the same time as George H.W. Bush. He's born in 1933 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, of course, eastern seaboard. His father was somewhat interesting. His name is William Gailey Lord. The Gailey family has some history. I didn't find anything worth mentioning. William Gailey Lord was a Yale grad in engineering.

9:41 And he worked for General Electric for a number of years before becoming a director at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Sorry. Well, go ahead and tell them while you're laughing because that name is going to come up again today. Well, just that they are one of the international syndicates. You found them in all of the African countries because of rubber trees. You found them in Vietnam because of the rubber plantations there. And just so that you guys know, just a very brief description.

10:11 When I was doing the research for Gladio in the overthrow of regimes in Africa, they gave very descriptive terms of life on a rubber plantation in which they hatch. It's almost like maple syrup gathering where they hatch into a tree and the rubber comes out as a sap.

10:32 type of a product. And they use little kids to run these big, heavy buckets of rubber into like these collections. And then, you know, they track them off for processing. And it's a very labor intensive, i.e. slavery type operation. And they had these like Quonset hut kind of lean to facilities for these people.

11:02 In some cases, if the workers demanded improved conditions, they'd just burn the lean-tos down and not provide any housing for them. And that was the intimidation, terrorization process to keep them slaving away for basically nothing. Very good. And we shouldn't discount the general electric connection as well, because GE is very, very intricately.

11:32 involved in a lot of deep state stuff. So, you know, it was once upon a time it was the biggest company in the world until the tech companies passed it up. So that's William Gailey Lord. So he's rubbed elbows with some of these movers and shakers that we've been discussing. But Charles Edwin Lord II was the first bonesman of the family. And after Yale, he, of course, gets into investment banking. Now, how many of these CIA

12:04 type people came from an investment banking background. A crap ton. Uh-huh. They're corporate lawyers, investment bankers. A lot of it's the same thing. He works privately, doesn't do anything too exciting until suddenly in 1981 under Reagan, he becomes the acting comptroller of the currency. That's a big position. What does the comptroller of the currency do?

12:33 They charter, regulate, and supervise all national banks and federal thrift institutions. And they also oversee federally licensed branches and agencies of foreign banks in the United States. This is 1981. What's going on with BCCI in 1981? They're trying to illegally buy banks in the United States. And this is one of their main oversight, is a bonesman. Son of a bitch.

13:04 Yeah, I kind of figured that was worth mentioning. And just to rehash an old topic, one of the people that was allegedly investigating BCCI was Bonesman John Kerry, who we just talked about. And just for all the new people, BCCI is a CIA front bank that...

13:25 originated from a bank called BCCI in Pakistan, and we were all led to believe that it was a Pakistani bank. It was in basically no way a Pakistani bank. The money for it originally came from multiple places, primarily UAE and Saudi and the CIA.

13:46 And they set up their main office in London, of course, because of the point that Warhamsters made repeatedly, because there's basically no rules and you can get away with all kinds of shit in the city of London proper, which is exactly where they were at. Their actual registration was in Luxembourg, which, again, is a very well-known money laundering haven for registration of these types of banks.

14:12 and so again sold as a Pakistani bank and then basically other than them having a branch there and the original name coming from Pakistan it is not in any way a Pakistani bank and they grew to in very short period of time to be a 20 billion dollar a year bank and they had no automation no any tracking they were one of those

14:38 fake banks that lent out all of this money non collateralized so when they folded and they used it in the meantime to weapons traffic drug traffic and human traffic and then when they folded there was no way to recoup people who had actually thought it was a real bank and bank there and in the meantime they had created

14:58 Banks at every location around the world notorious for money laundering, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking and use this. And one of the requirements of that bank was if you did business with the CIA, like Noriega, Bush, Senior, Saddam Hussein, bin Laden, Aiden Khashoggi, you had to have an account there. And there was an account there for all of those people because that's how they money laundered. Good summary.

15:28 Yeah, and we got a bonesman who went to school with George Bush and Buckley and a few others, and he's the guy overseeing the agency that regulates that. And then when they investigate that agency that's regulating it, it's another bonesman. Yeah. These people, this is not a coincidence that these people keep showing up in these positions. It just can't be. The connections are just too frequent.

15:55 So he's still acting as the Comptroller of the Currency, but he also gets named the Vice President of what's called the U.S. Export-Import Bank in 1981 by Reagan. And we're going to spend some time on EXIM, is what it's called, Export-Import Bank. It's not talked about a whole lot, but it should be. Colonel's got a pretty good working knowledge of what it is, but I'm going to go into some more detail here because I think it matters. And you'll see why shortly. EXIM was founded in 1935 under FDR.

16:25 basically to push U.S. exports overseas. They give loans. In 1945, right after World War II, it becomes an independent agency within the executive branch, and that timing gets interesting. What they did is they facilitate U.S. exports of goods and services, basically to give loan guarantees for companies to buy U.S. goods. Their first transaction is a $3.8 million loan to Cuba in 1935 for the purchase of silver ingots.

16:54 Interesting place to start your business. They would finance what was known as the Pan American Highway. And that's the highway that went all the way from Alaska down to Chile. Colonel, why would a shady government organization want to be building roads in South America? Can you repeat that? Sorry, your mic's going in and out.

17:26 It was fine when we did it, though. Yes, yes. They also constructed the Burma Road in 1937 to 38, which linked China to Burma. For drug trafficking. Yes, for the opium trafficking from the Green Gang. Yes. That was U.S. taxpayer money that was financing the facilitation of the road that made that easier. That's XM for you. They were also the first one to give credit to the post-European.

17:56 post-soviet european nations after they follow the berlin wall they've had a number of scandals yeah and that's important the eastern european uh lending because when the berlin wall fell what happened was a huge western land grab of resources in eastern europe and russia that's what i was going to say yes

18:17 yeah talk about that for a second because that's the huge part this is the quote unquote privatization where all of the oligarchs in the united states in the west runs in and gets buys up all of the yep and they're buying up all the either being financed or loans are being backed by xm yes us yes they're not putting any of their own money at risk they are using our money to make themselves rich

18:46 That's basically the scandal. This is mercantilism at its finest. Anyone who watches me, I talk about mercantilism ad nauseum. It's when the government is in bed with a cartel of closely held businesses and they use the government for their own benefit. It's crony capitalism. It's also known as fascism.

19:07 I was going to say, or fascism for those that are my followers to understand that fascism international is where the end goal is. And what's important about this is I just want to run through a real quick example of this process because this just came up in the news. This is just the timing is a godsend always.

19:31 In countries like Bulgaria that was known as the weapons trafficking haven for Operation Gladio, in Romania, Hungary, Poland, all of these, the West went in with the upgrading of electrification, the railroads.

19:51 Every utility that you can think of, the telephone, Sweden was big in the telephone industry. And so they would go in and buy up the infrastructure under the quote unquote privatization. And they would use puppet oligarchs in these locations to make it look like they.

20:10 it wasn't the west it was you know some lucky son of a gun that happened to have lived under communism that all of a sudden now has all of this money and can be a new oligarch in this and it's the same thing that they were doing in latin america where they go in and they find this corrupt elite and then that corrupt elite action acts as the plantation overseers but one of the people that did that in russia was the harman hermitage company with

20:39 Browder and, um, Edmund Sopra. And you, do you remember that story of, um, okay. Did you know that the nurse, um, quote unquote nurse special forces guy that got, um, that set Sopra's house on fire, which is how Sopra was murdered. Just got sentenced for, um, hiring a hitman to kill his wife out in California. But his wife was a doctor. Now, how in the.

21:10 hell did a guy that went to prison for basically killing him through what they called was like, you know, negligent homicide or whatever. So he only spent like 10 or 12 years in prison. How does he marry a doctor? You got me. Okay. Keep going. Well, let's see. We're hitting on really what the big picture is here, because not only, you know, do we have the XM bank making those loans to these businesses, but in all these different countries.

21:37 At the same time, every single trade deal, which you have to sign to be part of the Anglo-American rules-based order, comes attached with, we've talked about this, these ISDS, Investor State Dispute Settlements. So this company gets free government money to go exploit resources. And if the government decides to take back the resources, they will sue them in an international bank with ISDS and likely recoup all of their money, which wasn't even theirs in the first place. And it's recouped based on expected profits that were lost.

22:07 Correct. So that is the giant scheme. And when the government fights back, what do we do? It's regime change. That's when we start to send the USID in there, Soros organizations, Operation Gladio. Next thing you know, we've got a quote-unquote coup. Correct. This is the game right here. And XM is one of the very first parts of how the game is played. Yep. So have we hammered that point home that XM really is part of the whole scheme? Yes, we have.

22:36 Let's talk about some of their scandals. Okay. Forbes magazine, one of the better periodicals in finance sometimes, criticized the whole exit thing for being corporate welfare. And the quote I got was, it exists only to offer business a better credit deal than the free market would have. But only to certain people. Oh, yeah. You got to be connected. Okay. And certain people. Ready for this? Boeing is one of those people. During a certain time period.

23:07 65% of all XM loans went to companies or countries that were buying Boeing aircraft, and they would artificially inflate the prices of new airplanes. So, yeah, that's certain people. Boeing is one of them. Military Industrial Complex, one of the biggest defense contractors. Of course, they're one of the favorite companies. Enron got a whole bunch of XM loans, believe it or not. Oh, I definitely believe that. Yeah, the Cowboys.

23:34 And of course, everyone knows Cowboys and Yankees are basically the two major factions that run our foreign policy and intel agencies. When I say Cowboys and Yankees, Yankees are the eastern establishment that we talk about, the old original robber barons, and the Cowboys are the oil and defense barons of the 20th century, the new robber barons. There's something called Operation Car Wash. Are you familiar? No. It happened in 2014. It was a Brazilian corruption investigation.

24:05 The investigation came out of Brazil. And it's actually, this is one of the reasons that Bolsonaro got into power in 2018 in the first place, is because they fall out from all the corruption in this. What was going on is Petrobras was giving a lot of, taking all these loans. And they had a bunch of construction companies that would inflate their costs for oil-related projects. And there was over $10 billion in bribes to companies like a construction company called Odebrecht.

24:32 Major scandal, took down a huge political party in Brazil, and an awful lot of people went to jail for that one. That was all from the Export-Import Bank. Now, I'm familiar with that scandal. I just didn't know what the name of that was. And I didn't know that that was the original financing was from the import-export. Yeah, they call it Operation Car Wash because the investigation started, they noticed some shady things on the books of a couple of car washers in Brazil.

25:00 And from there, the guy who owned the car washes started talking. And they were able to trace it all the way back to its origin. It was a really good piece of prosecution. Interesting how you just started some small little car wash and you take down major corporations. They were involved in a, there was a China Nuclear, China National Nuclear Power Corporation. A lot of people were calling for shutting down Ex-Im because we were basically paying for China to build their nuclear program.

25:31 and also paying companies to make us shut down nuclear power and go green. So think about that with a whole climate change scandal. I think that's kind of a big deal. Well, it just illustrates the fraud of the entire concept of climate change. It was just a money laundering opportunity. Yeah, it always has been. And it's also a Hegelian way of...

26:01 implementing a manufactured crisis so they can implement more power. Correct. But never waste that opportunity. Another fun scandal is a company called Abengoa. Now, it's a Spanish green energy company that got about $33 million in loans. The only problem with that is one of Abengoa's board members was a guy by the name of Bill Richardson, who was the former governor of Export-Import Bank. So a little bit of self-dealing.

26:35 They also were caught up in lending money to Solyndra, one of the biggest boondoggles in green energy history. Money laundering. Yes, yes. And then, of course, they're involved recently in Mozambique with LNG, liquid natural gas controversy. Exim had sent $4.7 billion for an LNG project in Mozambique to a company called Total Energies, and that is linked to the Palma Massacre. Total Energies is basically

27:05 uh just walked away and let all their people get massacred during the mozambique troubles okay hold on let me i just wanted to read jonathan's um comment it says my college bestie went to russia for his fortune under gorbachev then helped yelson and ended up with

27:29 helping Browder draft the Magnitsky Act, which was the law after Browder got caught in Magnitsky, who was the guy helping him steal and arrange deals for the privatization of Russian shit. He got killed. Magnitsky got killed. So Browder gets kicked out of Russia because he gets discovered as trying to basically front.

27:55 Russian oligarchs, but yet have Western buyers behind it during their privatization. He said he's now in London scheming to steal Russia's treasure because he missed the first time. Yeah, that's accurate. Moscow on the Thames River. And Putin kicked a lot of the oligarchs out. Yeah. Which is why he's not popular in some places. Let's go a little deeper into XM. We've got time for this. So don't believe me. Let's look at their own words.

28:26 If you can pull that up on screen. This is from Congress.gov, official document, and they explain, XM Bank, the official U.S. government export credit agency, has a mission to support U.S. jobs by financing and facilitating U.S. goods and services exports. Sounds pretty innocent. Operating under a renewable general statutory charter, as amended, blah, blah, blah, it aims to support U.S. exports.

28:56 when the private sector is unwilling or unable to provide financing, and or when U.S. exports compete overseas against exports from other countries backed by foreign ECAs, export credit agencies. What they just said there, we're going to find a way to finance your project even if the market thinks it's a terrible idea because it's politically convenient.

29:18 They're also saying we want to fight back against other governments that are putting their finger on the scales of free trade, which is fair enough. We should fight back. We actually should just eliminate it altogether if we wanted a truly capitalist system. Go down here a little bit, and they look at the – this is from 2022, and I can't blow it up any more than this. If you look on the right-hand side, outside of the OECD companies, Italy got $14.8 billion, so $67.4 billion.

29:48 $4 billion went to OECD, Organized Economic Country Development, or something like that. Outside of the OECD, we gave $11 billion in loans to Chinese companies and $10.4 billion in India, which is pretty ridiculous. That's where our taxpayer dollars are going, people. So I thought China was an existential threat. Yeah, we'll talk a little bit more about that when we get to some of the other people today. Yeah.

30:21 This is the Government Accountability Office. They've got a whole bunch of reports. The Export-Import Bank monitoring of exports with dual military and civilian uses as of 2024. So they will finance quote-unquote dual-use military projects all over the world. But it's got to have a civilian use, otherwise it can't be pure military, which basically means it can be anything. So I thought that was worth it. We're still facilitating military.

30:52 improvements to people that could end up being our enemies yeah and there's a mountain of information here in these reports so that's worth looking at if you guys want to go to gao look up export import bank there's a bunch of reports last thing i have on this is uh they released their 2022 competitive competitiveness report and the last thing i wanted to see here is

31:17 The continued emphasis across the ECA world on climate and sustainability related finance. People, we're not playing on a level playing field. We have governments around the world that are financing these green projects using your taxpayer dollars. The cat is out of the bag. We've got a long way to catch up and unwind all this stuff. But that was worth showing. Yeah, absolutely. So that's the Ex-Im Bank. And that is what Mr.

31:49 Lord, what is it, third, I said? Charles Edwin Lord II. Well, that's what he's doing at a really interesting time. All right. He then goes on to become, goes back to the private life and becomes the chairman and chief executive of Prudential Bank and Trust Company, big company. And then he becomes a work, he becomes a senior advisor for an investment banking company that you have mentioned recently called Dillon Reed and Company. Yeah.

32:21 So I want to talk about Dylan Reed real quick and jump in with some of the stuff you know. Well, can I just touch on the fact that the fact that he spent time at an insurance company is equally important because the insurance company sits on hundreds of billions of dollars for investments. Yeah, Dylan Reed. Yeah, Dylan Reed founded 1832, notable for selling war bonds during the War of Northern Aggression, also known someplace as the Civil War.

32:56 They were the firm in 1921 that rescued a company called Goodyear Tire and Rubber. Any coincidences? None. They engineered the buyout of Dodge by Chrysler in 1928. They underwrote foreign bonds and arranged financing for the petroleum industry. Now the Rockefellers come into play. Post-World War I, they became the largest lender to Germany for reconstruction.

33:32 including funding IG Farben and Vernint Stahlwerk, which was a steel work company. They basically helped finance the Nazi Germany alongside Brown Brothers Harriman, the other bank that was putting a lot of money into Germany, also with Skull and Bones roots neck deep. This is Dylan Reed Company, who this bonesman, Lord II, went to work for after working for the Export-Import Bank. And they did it using...

34:02 Like people like Prescott Bush. Yes, absolutely. Who is, who was, was he, have we talked about him before? Oh, we just did a whole show on the whole Bush lineage. Yeah. All their skull and bones ties. That's just a coincidence. Okay. Okay. So a guy named, by the name of D. Douglas Dillon, one of the founder's sons, he was the chairman for the company for a while.

34:32 And he became the Undersecretary of State and U.S. Ambassador to France under Eisenhower. And he also became the Treasury Secretary under JFK. Why is an investment banker running the State Department? Because they work hand-in-hand with the CIA for the International Syndicate, which is full of bankers. Bingo. Dylann Reid had another chairman, a guy by the name of Nicholas Brady, who was the chairman of Dylann Reid from 1980 to 1992.

35:05 And he'd become the Secretary of Treasury under both Reagan and Bush. Yeah, that's not a surprise. It's a real small circle. Dylan Reed would get sold to the Travelers Companies in 1986. That's another insurance company. They come up in some Gladio stuff, too. So keep going. Yeah. Travelers also has a big connection to Citibank, which is interesting. One of my former employers.

35:35 The company would then be sold to S.G. Warburg & Company to form a company called Warburg, Dillon & Reed in 1997. And yes, that's the same Warburg family that was there on Jekyll Island that founded the Federal Reserve, the same Warburg who had close ties to the Rothschilds in Germany. That's the same Warburg family. And this is in 1997. I've done business with Warburg, Dillon & Reed myself. They had a lot of offerings that we looked at.

36:03 It would then become part of UBS in 1998, two years before UBS bought my company, Payne Weber. So I was working with the company that owned these guys. And then UBS would close down the Warburg-Dillon-Reed section because they lost about $40 billion on subprime mortgages. So that was the end of Dillon-Reed. But that's where this guy went to work. So kind of an interesting little story there. He would then end his career at a...

36:34 firm called lord and associates it's a law firm this is the lord family coming in here it's founded by daniel lord in 1845. daniel lord is interesting he's born in 1795 in a place called 1795 we're going back that far in a place called stonington connecticut and he would graduate from yale in 1814. wasn't a bonesman because there were no bones for another 20 years this law firm was a big

37:04 Blue Chip New York law firm. One of their biggest clients was a guy by the name of John Jacob Astor. Most of their clients are from some interesting industries. Coffee, sugar importation. I'll leave that to hang in there for a second. Cocoa Exchange. They represented Merrill Lynch, British Airways, and my favorite is they were the law firm for the New York Times.

37:36 And two of their law firm alumni, a guy named Louis Loeb, another guy named Goodale, they were both the general counsel for the New York Times. Wow, that's quite a resume there. Yeah, yeah, a lot of connections. When I paused on sugar, well, why is that so important? And cocoa and coffee. These are all Latin American imports that led to Gladio, you know, coups.

38:07 And they're represented by a law firm whose son ends up working for the Export-Import Bank. That holds the money that facilitated United Fruit and their expansion and takeover of basically all the farmland in Latin America. Yeah. It's a family business, apparently, corruption is. Holy shit. Yeah, I thought you'd see that. This episode really ties a lot of things together. It does.

38:39 uh-huh now talking about ties uh daniel lord the founder of the bank his son got a name james cooper lord and he married someone named margaretta hunter brown yeah she's the daughter of her what's she is the daughter of brown brothers harriman uh one of our founders james brown the one who wasn't a bonesman but it is a family business all right you've seen enough of um

39:16 Charles Edwin Lord II? Yes. Speaking of family, he's got a cousin, a second cousin by the name of Winston Lord. Winston Lord is a Bonesman, class of 1959, 10 years later. But because we're on the Lords, I decided to jump ahead. So Winston Lord, we got a picture of Winston. Okay. I got to share that one with you because some people may be familiar with the face. And where are you, Winston?

39:50 There you are. I don't see it yet. Okay, there it is. That is Mr. Winston Lord. That's pretty good. That's pretty recent. Why do we know him? Well, I'm going to tell you. Thanks for asking. All right, so Winston Lord. He was born in New York City in 1937. He is the son of a gentleman by the name of Oswald Bates Lord. Oswald Bates was a textile executive for a company called Galian Lord.

40:26 That's a company that would end up being purchased by Burlington Industries. Yes, we've heard Burlington before. That's the same company that owned Burlington Railroad that Burnham, who we talked about three weeks ago, who refused to sell it to the Harriman Railroads. So that's the same company. That's where his father came from. His mother is interesting. Her name was Mary Pillsbury Lord. And you're going to ask, is she related to the Pillsburys? And what do you think the answer is?

40:56 I was actually going to ask if she's related to the Pillsbury Doughboy, but same thing. Well, she is because her grandfather was the founder of the Pillsbury company named Charles Alfred Pillsbury. But she was more than just an heiress because she became a civic activist and a political ally of none other than Dwight D. Eisenhower. Oh, son of a bitch. Uh-huh. Yeah, they met while she was visiting Europe as the chairman of the Civilian Advisory Committee.

41:27 of the women's army corps well of course they did yeah so she actually was one of the yeah go ahead well i was just looking over her um president of the international rescue committee which is another front that it was used um by the cia occasionally to pretend like the rescue workers to gather intelligence um also the u.n human rights commission

41:58 That's the one I'm focused on, because that's the Human Rights Commission. Yeah, it's a big one. Wow. Okay, go ahead. That's Winston's mother. Wow. I should have grabbed a picture of her. I blew that one. All right, so back to Winston. Interesting parents, and of course, he's distant relatives. The Lord family's pretty big, obviously. He attends, oh, his private school was the Buckley School.

42:32 Of course it was. Oh, my gosh. OK. All right. So after Yale, he goes into law and diplomacy at Tufts University. And we need to talk about Tufts because it is one of those schools that is a pipeline to certain, shall we say, organizations. Tufts has long been known for having an exchange program with the IDF. Yeah, you heard that right.

43:04 I grabbed some key Tufts alumni. How about Daniel Moynihan, who we've talked about? Oh, yeah. Scott Brown, former Massachusetts congressman. Really? Yeah. These are Tufts. How about Anthony Scaramucci? Oh, my gosh. Wow. How about two CEOs of DuPont? And DuPont is huge in this whole international syndicate.

43:37 scheme of things uh-huh wow now would you be shocked if i told you that's where jamie dimon went to school i would not well he did got the name of laura lang the only reason i brought her up because she was the ceo of time magazine or time incorporated which is a cia front which was founded by a bonesman yes uh how about thomas pickering oh what

44:08 Yep, you and Ambassador from 89 to 92, that pickering. No way. Okay, because his name has come up a whole bunch of times. Holy crap. Okay, let me just look real quick. Keep going. I may have to come back to him for a second. I got one last one, and no one better than iPatch McCain himself, Dan Crenshaw, went to Tufts. Oh, shit. Yeah, that's definitely a mic drop. Yeah, I thought so.

44:41 Okay, so here's just a couple of things about Pickering. State Department political affairs, ambassador to Russia in the 90s right after the wall falls. So he's overseeing the rampage of Western capitalists in their feeding off the bones of the,

45:13 roadkill, ambassador to India, ambassador to the UN over 92 when we invade, over 91 when we invade Iraq, ambassador to Israel, sorry, 85 to 88. And what were we doing in 85 to 88? Israel is trafficking weapons to Angola.

45:41 and to Iran for Ronald Reagan, for the Iran Contra. This guy's overseeing that. He oversaw the invasion of Iraq. Oh, and look at this. He's the ambassador in 83 to 85 to El Salvador, where we're setting up death squads and sending people to Taiwan to their political warfare cadre academy. Oh, and then he ends up in Nigeria.

46:13 where we've just totally destroyed that country too. Probably one of the most... So he was the Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, which goes back to your Bonesman starting with the climate bullshit back in that same time frame. Bingo. Jordan, 74 to 78. Yeah.

46:43 I've come across this guy's name a whole bunch of times, and he is involved in so much shit, it's not even funny. Okay, I'm done off my soapbox. Go ahead. No, I told the colonel before we jumped on the air that I was going to tee her up for a couple of really easy home runs. Yeah, Pickering was one of those. And that's Tufts University. We could spend a lot more time into the background of Tufts, but that's not the focus of this episode. But I'd leave it out there. There's definitely something there to be seen.

47:15 All right, so that's where Winston Lord went to college. He gets into diplomacy, and he played a key role in the restoration. This guy is a big deal, Winston Lord. He played a key role in the restoration of relations between the U.S. and China, and has ever since. From 69 to 73, he was on the National Security Planning Staff, and he was a special assistant to none other than National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger. He's a bonesman.

47:47 He accompanied Kissinger on a secret trip to Beijing in 1971 that opened up China. This guy was there. He would also accompany Gerald Ford on his China visit in 75, and he was in every single meeting between Nixon, Ford, and Kissinger when they met with Mao Zedong, Zhu Enlai, and Deng Xiaoping during the 70s. He was at every single meeting. He was the top assistant to Kissinger in every single meeting with North Vietnam from 70 to 73.

48:25 So he probably doesn't know any secrets at all. Yeah. That book, Superclass, that I talk about, where they talk about 6,000 families that rule the world, he's mentioned in there. The Lords are one of those families. He becomes the State Department's policy planning and top policy advisor on China from 1973 to 1977. You know who else is over in China at that exact same time period being the gatekeeper for businesses trying to do business in China?

49:00 None other than George Bush. Oh, yeah. Bonesman, by the way, in case we forgot. Then he becomes the U.S. ambassador to China from 1985 to 89 under Reagan. Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs under Clinton from 93 to 97. So what is it we say? It doesn't matter who wins the presidency. Our foreign policy never changes. Doesn't matter if it's Republican or Democrat.

49:33 Because the foreign policy establishment doesn't care. They're going to do what they want anyway. This is a great example of that. So he's an ambassador under both Clinton and Bush and Reagan. I think this guy hammers that point home really well. Yep, I agree. Shoot, I used an abbreviation. I don't remember what it stands for, so I'm going to have to skip over that. Between government posts, he had an important job. The president of something called DVR. I'm trying to remember what that stands for. GGR?

50:12 DVR. Oh, DVR. I got to find that real quick. Make some commentary because I do want to find that. Well, I just want to mention that although the the Tibet. So I have to point out when we talk about China every single time that during their entire existence, during this time, they're being ignored.

50:39 by the United States that's not even existing because we recognize Taiwan as the president, Chiang Kai-shek at the time, as the president of China proper as a government in exile. And so the negotiations that are going on right now with actual mainland China is so significant because we've just spent the last,

51:07 35 years ignoring them as if they don't even exist. But not ignoring them completely. We've actually been attacking them. And they know it's us. And we did it through the Tibetan program where we brought Tibetans into Colorado, trained them as stay-behind assassins to

51:27 attack China from within. We did it with the Uyghurs. We took the Uyghurs and put them up into the stands in terrorist training camps and then brought them back into China after we had done the Tibetan one in order to continue those attacks after we got discovered doing it in Tibet.

51:45 um meanwhile taiwan is attacking them along their southeast border where they have not one island called taiwan they have like seven or eight along that area where they were launching attacks constantly into mainland china as these people are going over trying to um explain to china that we're the good guys uh fun stuff so his next gig is becomes the chairman for the national endowment for democracy

52:18 CIA cut out. Told you. Of course, he's also, yeah, this guy gets around. He's also been the chairman of the Carnegie Endowment National Commission on America and the New World. Which is, yeah, which is the whole fascist international how we're going to get there committee. It's a new world order. Friendly reminder that the Bonesmen called themselves the order.

52:50 Friendly reminder that it was on September 11th, 1991, 10 years before the real 9-11 that George Bush gave his New World Order speech. 10 years to the day. Yes. It's always been an interesting coincidence to me. Coincidence. Yeah. He was a trustee on the Trilateral Commission. Yeah. Trilateral Commission is one of the major organizations like the Council of Foreign Relations, the Atlantic Council that basically sets foreign policy. He's there. He's one of the trustees.

53:23 Would you be shocked if I told you he was a former steering member of the Bilderberg Group? No. Well, he was. And as someone mentioned on X earlier today, he's a distinguished fellow at the Aspen Institute. Of course he is. Uh-huh. You want to tell everyone what the Aspen Institute is? Well, from my perspective, it's just another CIA coordination organization. So what I have discovered is,

53:55 People ask, what's the difference between the CFR, the Trilateral, the Bilderbergs, the Aspen Institute? What you find is people like Lorde obviously is one of the consistencies among the different ones, but you couldn't have, there's too many of them. As Warhamster talks about the 6,000 families, there's too many to have all at one venue. They divide themselves into these different venues.

54:24 and they specialize around a particular thing whether it's um oil policy um but you have to have consistency among them because you can't have too many coups going on at one time and you can't have us supporting one faction like the angola one for example where we didn't want the lm in whatever that one is that was the right one to have in there we wanted united but there was also an another one you can't have

54:52 two different foundations funding mercenaries for two different. So these are deconfliction committees on the New World Order. And they just have different focuses, but they're all going down the same road at the same speed. 1977 to 1985, his job was as the president of something known as the Council of Foreign Relations.

55:29 The mother of them all for the U.S. He's not just on it. He's the president of it. Which is the role that Rockefeller played. Exactly. Currently, right this minute, because this guy's alive and still acting, he's the director of the U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea. That's how he's spending his retirement years. In North Korea? Well, U.S. Committee for Human Rights.

56:00 which basically is a spook job right the last we hear of mr lord since we beat him up pretty good was in 2020 he was one of 130 former republican national security officials who signed a letter saying that trump was unfit for another term of course he did because he is a threat to this very apparatus this guy has um wallowed in this pig trough for you know

56:32 as long as his family's been involved in it. Yep. And Trump's a threat to that. And what do we say? There's only been three exceptions to the presidents that can't be controlled, and those were JFK, Carter, and Trump. Well, interestingly enough, are you going to talk about his wife? I was not. She's Chinese. Oh, you know what? I did see that. I saw her name, her maiden name, and I thought that had to have a Chinese connection, and I didn't bother putting it in my notes. Yes. But right now,

57:04 That's critically important because what you're finding out is like in this whole signal gate thing, there's Chinese people involved in that. They seem to be intricately woven into the fabric of so many different things. And we don't even pay attention to that because the first time I noticed this is Claire Chenault.

57:35 um who was the flying tigers intimately involved in setting up this entire operation gladio drug trafficking network china lobby uh world anti-communist league i mean at the very heart of operation gladio his wife was chinese too well you bring up a point that i've been hammering home for months or even longer every time i talk about that 1971 period where you know we opened up china well this guy was there rockefeller started you know this whole

58:05 green thing they started the uh the um bilateral commission uh we started the world economic forum all these things are interrelated as part of the move towards the one world government this is the great reset crowd they've written about it they've told us you're never going to even believe this i just clicked on her sister her sister's name is kathy boa bean bean was born in gillian

58:37 to parents Sandy and Dora Boa. Her father represented the Republic of China at the International Sugar Council of the UN. And he also served as the vice president of Taiwan Sugar Corporation.

59:05 So she's part of the Chinese that moved to Taiwan as part of Chiang Kai-shek setting up Taiwan. Makes perfect sense. Which means her father was associated with the drug trafficking of Chiang Kai-shek and the KMT army. Beautiful connection. Holy crap. Winston Lord, people. And he's still going today.

59:35 And it's the names that you've never heard of before that's behind so much of this shit. Yeah, they're every bit as intricately involved as someone like Bush. Yes, but I would say more so with this guy. We have time for another segment. Can you go another 30 minutes today? Yeah. Okay, so I got another good family to take a look at if we get a segue. Okay. All right. The guy we're going to talk about is none other than...

1:00:09 William Henry Draper III. And yes, I've got a picture of Henry. If you watch CNBC and things like that, you may have seen this guy's face. I'm waiting for it to come across. Yeah, here he is. Oh, yeah. Definitely have seen him. Okay. Question is, do we know why he should be familiar to us? Thanks for asking, Warhamster.

1:00:44 Yeah, he's a Bonesman class of 1950, which means he was a direct classmate of William F. Buckley and two years behind George H.W. Bush. So he knows these people. He is born in 1928 in White Plains, New York. He's the son of William Henry Draper Jr. That's why he's the third. I'll show you William Draper Jr. We're going to talk about him first. Oh, gosh. Yeah, I knew I knew his name.

1:01:17 I'll let you go ahead and talk about it, but holy crap. You want to show the people Draper II or Draper Jr.? All right. Nothing too exciting there. But what's he all about? He's born in 1894 in Harlem, New York. He got his B.A. and his M.A. from New York University. 1919 to 1921, he worked for National City Bank, which, of course, became Citibank. Worked for Bankers Trust from 1923 to 1927.

1:01:51 And he goes to work for an investment bank called Dillon Reed. Yeah, and he was actually the VP of Dillon Reed in 1937. Wow. Draper Jr., William Henry Draper Jr., had served as an infantry major in World War I, and he stayed in what's called the Organized Reserve. He was the chief of staff for the 77th Division from 1936 to 1940. So, do you want to go into detail about how the reserves worked back then, or can we just keep going?

1:02:26 Well, no, it's not of note, especially necessarily during that time. Obviously, we didn't have a standing military. So these are the foundations that were transitioned and the leadership as we transitioned into a war footing. The reserves were much, not that they're not significant today, they're very significant, but they were even more significant back then because we didn't have a standing military. They were the trained and ready that,

1:02:56 were activated and then trained the people we got off the street yeah do you find it all interesting that an investment banker for dylan reed is one of the highest ranking members of the reserve um not when you look at the international syndicate i'm not because they want to be able to craft the people and be able to subterfuge because all wars are bankers wars right why would you have them there all right so that's up to 1940 what happens world war ii's

1:03:26 creeping up on us. He gets invited by none other than George Marshall to serve on the President's Advisory Committee for the Selective Service. So he's D.C. brass, moves to D.C. Started World War II, he takes command of the 136th Infantry, 33rd Division of the National Guard. By the end of World War II, he's promoted to be a Brigadier General. He gets posted to Berlin, of all places, at the end of World War II.

1:03:55 In his job to serve as the chief of economics division under Allied Controlled Council for Germany, 1945 to 1947. What the heck's going on in Berlin in 1945 to 1947, Colonel? We are building Operation Gladio under the auspices of restoring Germany or Europe in general. Yeah, Operation Paperclips going on, all that is. And he's there, an investment banker.

1:04:26 I find it interesting that they call it Allied Control Council because ACC is the same name of the committee within NATO, and I know that's where you're going, that ends up overseeing Operation Gladio. Only its acronym was Allied Clandestine Committee. I'm sure that's another coincidence. Yeah, absolutely. They're all coincidences. Allied Control Council. Mm-hmm. Okay.

1:04:54 So one of the things he did, he was known for opposing the Morgenthau Plan, the one that would have prevented German economic resurgence. He wanted to put money back into Germany. He was known for that. He becomes the Undersecretary of War in 1947. He was known as the Wall Street General. That's what the media called him. He would then go on and rejoin Dylan Reed Investment Banking, one we just talked about, in 1949.

1:05:26 He then becomes the very first United States ambassador to NATO. And that is critical because this is the time when they have hired Reinhard Galen as the NATO stay behind with Alan Dulles brainiacs.

1:05:48 The Galen organization ends up being the German BND, which is the equivalent of the CIA. And Konrad Adenauer, who is the chancellor of Germany. All of this stuff is going on. And this guy is at the foundation of NATO and this new mission that they're going to take on. And he's an investment banker for Dylan Reed. Because.

1:06:19 Operation Gladio is going to be their paramilitary force around the world that allows them to open up new markets. It makes perfect sense. Yep. So 1959 we get to, and he becomes the founder of a firm called Draper, Geither, and Anderson. And I want to spend a second on that because I had this in my notes from way back. When I was putting together notes for talking about the foundations,

1:06:54 and their power and influence with Norman Dodd when he did that homework. He mentions a guy by the name of Horace Rowan Gaither. That's the partner in Draper Gaither. Horace Rowan Gaither was the administrator of the Ford Foundation. He was a World War II assistant director of the radiation laboratory at MIT. And in 1948, he helped fund something known as the Rand Corporation. Yeah, we just talked about the Rand Corporation. Bunch of skull and bones connections.

1:07:29 Yeah. Well, there you have it. Horace was also the first chairman of the MITRE Corporation, Board of Trustees. Another CIA front. I know plenty of people that work at MITRE. And he wrote what's called the Geiler Report on the Vulnerability of U.S. Defense. And he talked to Dodd, Norman Dodd, who's a hero, that he told him that he was part of the OSS.

1:07:57 and was getting White House directives to use the Ford Foundation's grant-making power to alter life in the U.S. so that it could be comfortably merged with that of the USSR. That's the guy that Draper went into business with. That's crazy. Uh-huh. So then he retires. And, of course, nice normal retirement. All he does is become the U.S. delegate to the United Nations Population Commission.

1:08:30 And co-founded the Population Crisis Committee in 1965. So we can start killing people. Yeah. When I say Population Commission, you're talking about Malthusian depopulation. That's all that means. That's crazy. One other side note on him is he had shared something called the Draper Committee. So wait a minute. Yeah. You're telling me the guy that was the first ambassador.

1:08:56 to NATO that set up Operation Gladio that's responsible for overthrowing over 90 governments and killing millions of people was in a depopulation position? It's probably just a hobby for him. Okay. All right. One little mic drop on Draper before we go to his son. He's asked to chair something called a Draper Committee, named after him, where they were studying the military aspects of the 1949 Mutual Defense Treaty.

1:09:29 I'm sorry, the Mutual Defense Assistance Act, which is kind of a companion to NATO. That's important because one of the members on his committee, John J. McCloy. Oh my gosh, that's hysterical. Yeah, so that's dear old dad, William Henry Draper Jr. His son, William Henry Draper III, the Bonesman. Gee, I wonder how he got into Yale and was thought to be a good Bonesman candidate. Daddy's connections.

1:10:07 He would graduate Yale and go to Harvard Business School, not law school. Henry Draper III is well known in my industry. He was very big in venture capital. And part of that is he studied at Harvard under a guy by the name of Professor Georges Doriot. Doriot is considered the father of venture capital. He's the one that created the whole industry. Draper III would marry a woman named Phyllis Clover.

1:10:40 Her father, of course, is William Howard Culbertson, who was the former chairman of Merrill Lynch International. Yeah. So William Henry Draper goes to school for a company called Inland Steel Company. Hold on. You just talked about his wife, Culbertson. Yeah. She is the daughter of Richard Ullman from Buffalo, New York, home of OSS William Donovan. They're related?

1:11:15 No, I'm just saying the connection for me is there's so many of these people that are from Buffalo. Buffalo is like this under misunderstood kind of haven of these people that grow up just like the whole skull and bones. There's a lot of people that originally were from these very extremely wealthy families in Buffalo that I didn't even know Buffalo produced these things. But anyway, go ahead.

1:11:44 Yeah, it's sort of like the Cincinnati connection that keeps coming up. Yes. Yeah. So he goes to work for a company called Inland Steel Company from 54 to 59. That's important to know who Inland is because they made all of their money supplying steel for the U.S. government in World War I and II. They are a war profiteer. Probably a legitimate business, but war was good business for them. Which is why they would want more war. Uh-huh.

1:12:13 So he leaves there in 59 to go work for his father's company, Draper, Gaither, and Anderson, who I just mentioned, which became the very first venture capital firm on the West Coast. We've always talked about how all this stuff is eastern seaboard, and all of a sudden, right around this time period, late 50s, early 60s, they did a jump across the country into the Bay Area. These guys were there. The Drapers were part of that.

1:12:39 He would leave his father's firm in 62 to form his own company, Draper & Johnson. And then in 65, he founds a company called Sutter Hill Ventures, which is still one of the top VC firms in the country to this day. This guy is loaded. Draper III. They financed a number of companies, like hundreds actually they did. But LSA Logic is the big one. Banyan Systems, Restoration Robotics, Molecular Templates. It's the whole who's who of good startup companies, all from the Bay Area.

1:13:10 Fast forward to 1981, Ronald Reagan's president, and he decides to name Draper III as the chairman of an entity known as the Export-Import Bank. Yeah. That's crazy. Why do we have to have a bonesman in the bottleneck positions of all these different entities that are right there at the crux of our foreign policy? And we have another one. Our foreign policy is about the international syndicate and not the United States. We're just going to keep hammering that point home because it's true.

1:13:42 Yes. In 86, he leaves that position and he becomes the head of the United Nations Development Program. Anytime you see development, you know what's going on. Because that's what USAID is. Bingo. This is the UN version of USAID. Exactly. You don't know. And it makes him the number two U.S. diplomat at the United Nations. While he's there, they oversaw, ready for this, over 10,000 international

1:14:17 aid projects i don't even want to go into the list of what those aid projects are but you can just guess this is 1986 all over the world we're doing foreign aid which obviously is a front for a lot of other things more often than not correct okay 2002 he co-found something called the draper richards foundation now we're getting into the foundations okay they all have to have them yeah well one of the co-founders is a guy by the name of robert kaplan

1:14:53 And you should know that name because he was a former vice chair of Goldman Sachs and also the CEO of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. They were into something called venture philanthropy. And that is exactly what it sounds like. It's like what the Gates Foundation does. You act like you're doing something for philanthropic purposes under the guise of making money. And you get all kinds of tax breaks because it's a charitable.

1:15:21 nonprofit, what have you. That's what these guys are doing, venture philanthropy. And it is the dirtiest business in the world. When we get into the foundations, we're going to rip this stuff apart. So this is a little prelude to that. How did he finish his career? Well, he's on the Advisory Council for World Rehabilitation Fund in New York, and he sits on the board of a graduate school of business at no place other than Stanford University. Yay, Stanford. Yeah.

1:15:53 Why is Stanford important? Why is that the mic drop? It is a huge recruiting round for the CIA. Correct. Well, that's all I've got for today. I like the fact that it says here that his current DRK portfolio includes U.S. and internationally helping to provide critical access to health care, education, legal resources, economic empowerment, which means.

1:16:24 economic empowerment for them, food security, and social justice. And you want to know where this woke stuff came from. And he's a member of the CFR. Yep. I mean, did we hit every single one of those agencies today? We got CFR, we got Atlantic Council, we got them all today. Yeah, pretty much. We got them all. So I will ask my redundant question. Is there more to Skull and Bones than meets the eye? I think we've...

1:16:59 completely proven that point that there is much more to skull and bones and that it seems to be an incubator for the international syndicate controllers that's my premise yeah without a doubt um we got a couple other names we're going to get to just go quickly through in the 50s and 60s and then we've got a couple of real big names we might be able to finish up next week but

1:17:30 If I go quickly through the less important names, I'll let you know, but next week may be our final episode. Okay. Well, now I can't be because we've got three more huge names. Yeah. Yeah. Probably two more weeks for this series, I think. Okay. Well, any closing thoughts? No, I just, I think this has been instrumental in pulling together.

1:18:02 Because again, I get myopically focused on the Operation Gladio paramilitary piece of this. And while I talk a lot about the international syndicate, that was the, for me, when you approached me in doing this series, it provided kind of the opportunity to transition into, it's not that I don't know who they are.

1:18:29 and I mention them when they come up, but this is a collective way of presenting the background that feeds into so many of the different corporations and the people in the shadow government seats. So I think this is instrumental to the entire Gladio revealing is tying the pieces back to...

1:18:56 that are the puppet controllers because the politicians that we see, generally speaking, are puppets. And a lot of the people that we know who their names are are indeed themselves puppet as well. What you don't see is these people that you've been revealing through Skull and Bones that are more in the actual intricate

1:19:21 rungs of the international syndicate. And I just think it's a natural compliment to what we're doing. Yeah, very much so. I mean, you've done an excruciating detail on what Operation Gladio is. And I think this series is really explaining the who and the why. Correct. In more detail. I mean, yeah. I agree with you. It's 100% complimentary. And it's always a lot of fun talking with you. Ditto.

1:19:46 All right, everybody. Thanks for joining us today. And we will be back next Thursday at noon for another installment of this series. Thanks again for being here. Oops. Next Thursday, I may not be back from Boston in time. So can we pick another day? We can. We'll talk about that off camera. Excellent. Cheers, everyone. Bye.

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William Gailey Lord member_of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company host_asserted ▶ 9:41

Charles Edwin Lord II member_of Comptroller of the Currency host_asserted ▶ 12:04

“type people came from an investment banking background. A crap ton. Uh-huh. They're corporate lawyers, investment bankers. A lot of it's the same thing. He works privately, doesn't do anything too exc…”

BCCI front_for CIA host_asserted ▶ 13:04

“Yeah, I kind of figured that was worth mentioning. And just to rehash an old topic, one of the people that was allegedly investigating BCCI was Bonesman John Kerry, who we just talked about. And just …”

BCCI financed_via CIA host_asserted ▶ 13:25

“originated from a bank called BCCI in Pakistan, and we were all led to believe that it was a Pakistani bank. It was in basically no way a Pakistani bank. The money for it originally came from multiple…”

BCCI financed_via Saudi Arabia host_asserted ▶ 13:25

BCCI laundered_money_for Manuel Noriega host_asserted ▶ 14:58

“Banks at every location around the world notorious for money laundering, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking and use this. And one of the requirements of that bank was if you did business with t…”

BCCI laundered_money_for Osama bin Laden host_asserted ▶ 14:58

BCCI laundered_money_for Jamil M. Khashoggi host_asserted ▶ 14:58

BCCI laundered_money_for George H.W. Bush host_asserted ▶ 14:58

BCCI laundered_money_for Saddam Hussein host_asserted ▶ 14:58

Charles Edwin Lord II member_of Bank of United States host_asserted ▶ 15:55

“So he's still acting as the Comptroller of the Currency, but he also gets named the Vice President of what's called the U.S. Export-Import Bank in 1981 by Reagan. And we're going to spend some time on…”

Bank of United States funded Cuba host_asserted ▶ 16:25

“basically to push U.S. exports overseas. They give loans. In 1945, right after World War II, it becomes an independent agency within the executive branch, and that timing gets interesting. What they d…”

Bank of United States funded Pan American Highway host_asserted ▶ 16:54

“Interesting place to start your business. They would finance what was known as the Pan American Highway. And that's the highway that went all the way from Alaska down to Chile. Colonel, why would a sh…”

Bank of United States funded Burma Road host_asserted ▶ 17:26

“It was fine when we did it, though. Yes, yes. They also constructed the Burma Road in 1937 to 38, which linked China to Burma. For drug trafficking. Yes, for the opium trafficking from the Green Gang.…”

Dmitry Sidorov member_of Hermitage Capital Management host_asserted ▶ 20:10

“it wasn't the west it was you know some lucky son of a gun that happened to have lived under communism that all of a sudden now has all of this money and can be a new oligarch in this and it's the sam…”

Bill Browder member_of Hermitage Capital Management host_asserted ▶ 20:10

Bank of United States funded Boeing host_asserted ▶ 23:07

“65% of all XM loans went to companies or countries that were buying Boeing aircraft, and they would artificially inflate the prices of new airplanes. So, yeah, that's certain people. Boeing is one of …”

Bank of United States funded Enron host_asserted ▶ 23:07

Bank of United States funded Petrobras host_asserted ▶ 24:05

“The investigation came out of Brazil. And it's actually, this is one of the reasons that Bolsonaro got into power in 2018 in the first place, is because they fall out from all the corruption in this. …”

Bank of United States funded China National Aviation Corporation host_asserted ▶ 25:00

“And from there, the guy who owned the car washes started talking. And they were able to trace it all the way back to its origin. It was a really good piece of prosecution. Interesting how you just sta…”

Bill Richardson member_of Bank of United States host_asserted ▶ 26:01

“implementing a manufactured crisis so they can implement more power. Correct. But never waste that opportunity. Another fun scandal is a company called Abengoa. Now, it's a Spanish green energy compan…”

Bank of United States funded Abengoa host_asserted ▶ 26:01

Bill Richardson member_of Abengoa host_asserted ▶ 26:01

Bank of United States funded Solyndra host_asserted ▶ 26:35

“They also were caught up in lending money to Solyndra, one of the biggest boondoggles in green energy history. Money laundering. Yes, yes. And then, of course, they're involved recently in Mozambique …”

Bank of United States funded TotalEnergies host_asserted ▶ 26:35

William Henry Draper III member_of Citigroup documented ▶ 1:01:17

“I'll let you go ahead and talk about it, but holy crap. You want to show the people Draper II or Draper Jr.? All right. Nothing too exciting there. But what's he all about? He's born in 1894 in Harlem…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Bankers Trust documented ▶ 1:01:17

William Henry Draper III member_of Dillon, Read & Co. documented ▶ 1:01:51

“And he goes to work for an investment bank called Dillon Reed. Yeah, and he was actually the VP of Dillon Reed in 1937. Wow. Draper Jr., William Henry Draper Jr., had served as an infantry major in Wo…”

William Henry Draper III member_of United States Army Reserve documented ▶ 1:01:51

William Henry Draper III member_of President's Advisory Committee for the Selective Service documented ▶ 1:03:26

“creeping up on us. He gets invited by none other than George Marshall to serve on the President's Advisory Committee for the Selective Service. So he's D.C. brass, moves to D.C. Started World War II, …”

William Henry Draper III member_of Allied Council documented ▶ 1:03:55

“In his job to serve as the chief of economics division under Allied Controlled Council for Germany, 1945 to 1947. What the heck's going on in Berlin in 1945 to 1947, Colonel? We are building Operation…”

William Henry Draper III opposed Morgenthau Plan documented ▶ 1:04:54

“So one of the things he did, he was known for opposing the Morgenthau Plan, the one that would have prevented German economic resurgence. He wanted to put money back into Germany. He was known for tha…”

North Atlantic Treaty Organization recruited Reinhard Gehlen host_asserted ▶ 1:05:26

“He then becomes the very first United States ambassador to NATO. And that is critical because this is the time when they have hired Reinhard Galen as the NATO stay behind with Alan Dulles brainiacs.…”

William Henry Draper III appointed North Atlantic Treaty Organization documented ▶ 1:05:26

Reinhard Gehlen founded Bundesnachrichtendienst host_asserted ▶ 1:05:48

“The Galen organization ends up being the German BND, which is the equivalent of the CIA. And Konrad Adenauer, who is the chancellor of Germany. All of this stuff is going on. And this guy is at the fo…”

William Henry Draper III founded Draper, Gaither, and Anderson documented ▶ 1:06:19

“Operation Gladio is going to be their paramilitary force around the world that allows them to open up new markets. It makes perfect sense. Yep. So 1959 we get to, and he becomes the founder of a firm …”

Rowan Gaither funded RAND Corporation documented ▶ 1:06:54

“and their power and influence with Norman Dodd when he did that homework. He mentions a guy by the name of Horace Rowan Gaither. That's the partner in Draper Gaither. Horace Rowan Gaither was the admi…”

Rowan Gaither member_of Ford Foundation documented ▶ 1:06:54

Rowan Gaither authored The Gaither Report documented ▶ 1:07:29

“Yeah. Well, there you have it. Horace was also the first chairman of the MITRE Corporation, Board of Trustees. Another CIA front. I know plenty of people that work at MITRE. And he wrote what's called…”

Rowan Gaither member_of Marcon Corporation documented ▶ 1:07:29

William Henry Draper III member_of United Nations War Crimes Commission documented ▶ 1:07:57

“and was getting White House directives to use the Ford Foundation's grant-making power to alter life in the U.S. so that it could be comfortably merged with that of the USSR. That's the guy that Drape…”

William Henry Draper III founded Population Crisis Committee documented ▶ 1:08:30

“And co-founded the Population Crisis Committee in 1965. So we can start killing people. Yeah. When I say Population Commission, you're talking about Malthusian depopulation. That's all that means. Tha…”

William Henry Draper III headed Draper Committee documented ▶ 1:08:56

“to NATO that set up Operation Gladio that's responsible for overthrowing over 90 governments and killing millions of people was in a depopulation position? It's probably just a hobby for him. Okay. Al…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Skull and Bones host_asserted ▶ 1:09:29

“I'm sorry, the Mutual Defense Assistance Act, which is kind of a companion to NATO. That's important because one of the members on his committee, John J. McCloy. Oh my gosh, that's hysterical. Yeah, s…”

William Henry Draper III married Phyllis Clover documented ▶ 1:10:07

“He would graduate Yale and go to Harvard Business School, not law school. Henry Draper III is well known in my industry. He was very big in venture capital. And part of that is he studied at Harvard u…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Yale University documented ▶ 1:10:07

William Henry Draper III member_of Harvard Business School documented ▶ 1:10:07

Phyllis Clover child_of William Howard Culbertson documented ▶ 1:10:40

“Her father, of course, is William Howard Culbertson, who was the former chairman of Merrill Lynch International. Yeah. So William Henry Draper goes to school for a company called Inland Steel Company.…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Inland Steel documented ▶ 1:11:44

“Yeah, it's sort of like the Cincinnati connection that keeps coming up. Yes. Yeah. So he goes to work for a company called Inland Steel Company from 54 to 59. That's important to know who Inland is be…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Draper, Gaither, and Anderson documented ▶ 1:12:13

“So he leaves there in 59 to go work for his father's company, Draper, Gaither, and Anderson, who I just mentioned, which became the very first venture capital firm on the West Coast. We've always talk…”

William Henry Draper III founded Draper & Johnson documented ▶ 1:12:39

“He would leave his father's firm in 62 to form his own company, Draper & Johnson. And then in 65, he founds a company called Sutter Hill Ventures, which is still one of the top VC firms in the country…”

William Henry Draper III founded Sutter Hill Ventures documented ▶ 1:12:39

Ronald Reagan appointed William Henry Draper III documented ▶ 1:13:10

“Fast forward to 1981, Ronald Reagan's president, and he decides to name Draper III as the chairman of an entity known as the Export-Import Bank. Yeah. That's crazy. Why do we have to have a bonesman i…”

William Henry Draper III headed Export-Import Bank documented ▶ 1:13:10

William Henry Draper III headed United Nations Development Programme documented ▶ 1:13:42

“Yes. In 86, he leaves that position and he becomes the head of the United Nations Development Program. Anytime you see development, you know what's going on. Because that's what USAID is. Bingo. This …”

William Henry Draper III founded Draper Richards Foundation documented ▶ 1:14:17

“aid projects i don't even want to go into the list of what those aid projects are but you can just guess this is 1986 all over the world we're doing foreign aid which obviously is a front for a lot of…”

Robert Kagan member_of Goldman Sachs documented ▶ 1:14:53

“And you should know that name because he was a former vice chair of Goldman Sachs and also the CEO of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. They were into something called venture philanthropy. And that is…”

Robert Kagan headed Federal Reserve Bank of New York documented ▶ 1:14:53

William Henry Draper III member_of World Rehabilitation Fund documented ▶ 1:15:21

“nonprofit, what have you. That's what these guys are doing, venture philanthropy. And it is the dirtiest business in the world. When we get into the foundations, we're going to rip this stuff apart. S…”

William Henry Draper III member_of Stanford University documented ▶ 1:15:21