The Shadow State Pt 16 JFK Assassination - w Colonel Towner-Watkins

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0:00 We thought we'd do a quick pop-up review, information show on JFK and JFK's assassination on the anniversary of that event. And thanks for asking, Brady. I appreciate you reaching out because I think this is a...

0:46 So momentous. Yeah, it's an important topic because it may have happened 61 years ago today, but the storyline continues to this very day. It's just one chapter in the big story we've been telling. And it's a big one. It's one of the biggest chapters of them all. I did this presentation, something similar to this a couple of years ago on JFK, but obviously I didn't know you then. So I think that you're going to add a whole bunch of new wrinkles to what I did before. And I'm looking forward to it. So obviously I'm going to tee up the.

1:16 operation gladio aspect of this in the historical um records and you know they include all of our um mutual villains in that this story actually started well before jfk

1:38 was even thought about as a politician. It actually, for me and my research, started back in Azerbaijan when Allen Dulles was before World War II, when he was a lawyer at Sullivan and Cromwell working for the Rockefellers and purchasing oil companies all over the world for them to cement their

2:03 not just U.S. monopoly for Standard Oil, but a world monopoly on the production of oil. And he was sent to Azerbaijan, to Baku oil fields. And he bought from a Swedish owner. And the Nobel, like in Nobel Peace Prize, was the family that owned this oil field. And he was sent.

2:32 Their agent in Baku at the time was a guy by the name of DeMorgenschild. He had a son that was 10 at the time, and that son's name was George DeMorgenschild. And so Alan Dulles meets George's dad, buys the Azerbaijan oil field for Standard Oil. He comes home and he maintains a relationship.

3:01 with George's dad over the years, and they become very good friends. And this is the exact same George DeMorganshield, who him and his wife gives refuge in Dallas to Lee Harvey Oswald and his wife in the lead up to the JFK assassination. And he turns out George DeMorganshield, who again is a family friend of the Dulles's,

3:31 turns out to be the star witness in the Warren Commission. So without those ties that go back decades and decades, you know, if you don't have all of those in context, you fail to understand the complete capture of the Warren Commission, which leads you to believe that anything that came out of the Warren Commission is garbage.

4:01 So I wanted to start there. And yeah, the Warren Commission is going to be a lot of fun. I'm looking forward to us getting to that. There's some fun names. So then we're going to set the stage for JFK comes into the presidency and there's turmoil.

4:25 in the world everywhere we we know from having went through much of the history of operation gladio that eisenhower and vice president nixon were at the crux of setting up operation gladio throughout all of europe with nato being the lead villain in the story and we've also by going across the world talking about geographically all of the different areas we know that

4:54 Two weeks before JFK takes office, Eisenhower assassinates Lumumba in the Congo. And you also have the Indonesian oil find, which, of course, had Alan Dulles at the heart of it as well in the lead up. So in Indonesia in the 1930s, the Dutch Shell Company discovers.

5:22 The largest gold mine ever discovered on earth, as well as the purest oil find ever discovered on earth in Indonesia. And it's a Dutch colony. But Standard Oil wants their part of that. And so there's a lot of gnashing of teeth. And the guy that was basically in charge of Indonesia at the time didn't want any of those guys to be able to harvest their resources and was basically like a nationalist.

5:52 So he had to be gotten rid of before the Dutch oil company can come in and basically start taking all of this out. That just ties into the theme we've been going over again. Mike Benz has been hitting on this hard. Anytime you get a nationalist, whether it be a populist on the right or the left, they get taken out because you need to be able to exploit the resources. A populist or a nationalist will always try to take care of or keep the resources at home.

6:22 yeah very greedy of them so in the summer of 1963 in the lead up to the assassination JFK agrees to meet with Sukarno in Indonesia at the beginning of the next year right and rumor has it of course that he's going to drop Johnson off the ticket in the next election blah blah blah and so if it was the

6:53 thought that if JFK actually meets with Sukarno, he will have the legitimacy that will make it impossible for the CIA to overthrow his government and get their guy in, which was going to be Suharto, who was a general at the time. And of course, this spills over because when he does actually get couped a few years later, one of the colonels working

7:21 in suharto's overthrowing of sukarno was obama's stepdad that's what i did that's brand new to me yeah so um all of that goes into play in setting up the international uh kind of environment that

7:51 was going on as Kennedy takes office. And so now you want to talk about the Bay of Pigs. And I want to set that stage with the general who is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the time. Okay, before we go forward, I got to touch on something you just said. As a reminder, Standard Oil is the Rockefeller Oil Company. The Rockefellers also created the Council of Foreign Relations, the CFR.

8:21 And CFR is one of the many think tanks slash committees that basically gives the CIA its marching orders. So there are no coinkydinks here. Correct. It's all one big club and we're not in it. And we could talk a little bit more about Royal Dutch Shell because the royal part of it matters, who the actual beneficial owners. Yeah, who was that? You can actually, descendants of the Venice actually through marriage ended up.

8:49 founding Royal Dutch Shell four or 500 years later. And same bloodlines as the people that own British Petroleum. Yes. Yeah, that's a much, that's a really fun deep rabbit hole. Again, one big club. So we're trying to ask, we're going to try to answer a few questions here today. Why was JFK assassinated? There's multiple reasons, but I'm going to, the one I think really I'd like to focus on is the Bay of Pigs.

9:17 What had happened leading up to that is, I guess we start with Operation Condor, which, as you said earlier, it's the cousin of Operation Gladio for South America. It's a CIA operation based out of Mexico City. Deep into it is the head of Pemex, which is a British, I'm sorry, Mexican oil company with a guy by the name of Jorge Diaz Serrano. Now, he's interesting because he used to be partners with George H.W. Bush and the Zapata Oil Corporation.

9:47 A lot of connections starting already. They're doing all the heroin smuggling out of Golden Triangle. The Corsican Mafia is involved with Lucky Luciano and all that with Cuba. Santos Traficante comes into the picture. And of course, your favorite of the Southeast Asia supply company, Paul Hollywell. And the name of that was Pemex, right? P-E-M-E-X. Still around to this day, I believe.

10:16 Yeah, we talk about that a lot. Go ahead. Well, obviously, Cuba falls to Castro and the CIA and the mafia, they want Cuba back. Shortly before the Bay of Pigs happens, Bobby Kennedy's furious when the CIA told him they were working with the mafia to take out Castro. Bobby was not happy about that at all. Bobby had it in for Alan Dulles. Those two are not going to coexist much longer.

10:48 So you get the failure of the Bay of Pigs. I don't know if we really want to go into that today. I want to say one thing because I hate the myth that the failure of the Bay of Pigs occurred because JFK canceled the air support. That is a bold face lie. And I just want to clear that up since this will be a video record that the initial air attack was going to basically be in two phases.

11:18 The first phase was so botched up by the CIA and the general that ran the Air National Guard from Alabama portion of that, that it was exposed. They used the wrong aircraft. The two of the aircraft went down where they were not supposed to. People got pictures of them. They found out it wasn't the same model. So in the media, in the evening of the first attack,

11:47 on Cuba by us, by the CIA, it was exposed. It was exposed as not, and their cover story was that it was Cuban people in their military that had taken off from a Cuban base, swirled around, bombed Cuba, and then came to the United States as defectors.

12:13 Once they realized that it wasn't even the Cuban model of aircraft, their entire story fell apart. So all JFK did was cancel the second phase of it because it was already exposed to not be legitimate. Go ahead. So that matches up really well with my research. So we're going to say it's probably true. So Dulles had stocked the invasion with a bunch of sea level.

12:42 CIA guys and cannon fodder Cubans. This was not the A team they sent. The idea was for, I mean, the theory is that he actually, Dulles intended for it to fail. And then he could go to Kennedy. He says, hey, we need to send in the military to bail these guys out. That was their plan B. And Kennedy doesn't, JFK doesn't fall for it. It's over. And Dulles is furious. And JFK said repeatedly throughout the entire thing, not.

13:08 one military person will step foot on the island of Cuba in this effort. And I don't know that he even knew that they were used, although they were not in military status. There were several of the trainers that went down to Latin America to train the Cuban pilots that were all from the Alabama Air National Guard, and four of them died. So shortly thereafter.

13:40 Dulles gets fired. I forget the writer I got this one from, but apparently Alan Dulles didn't get the memo that he was fired. His top aides at the CIA keep updating him on everything that's going on. His replacement at the CIA is a guy by the name of John McCone, and he's just a puppet head. He's very anti-Kennedy. Basically, Dulles is running a CIA-in-exile anti-Kennedy government.

14:08 You know, he's got lives on one of the bases. I think it was in Langley where he had his little house, basically a communication center for the CIA. Yeah. Where was Alan Dulles when Kennedy was shot? He was at that house on Langley, Virginia, where the CIA is headquartered. So he's fired, but didn't really just said, OK, that's just a formality. I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing.

14:33 Well, and understand that everybody that worked at the CIA was hired by Alan Dulles and they all worked for Alan Dulles at one point or another as part of the OSS. These guys had been together for decades at this point. So, yeah, a lot of a lot of them were. He was connected to them through his international business deals when he was doing his international banking stuff. Correct. So.

14:59 You know, I fear I've always speculated that the Bay of Pigs is the main reason Kennedy was assassinated. There's some other theories out there and some of them may hold water. One of them, you know, is threat to scatter the or threaten to shut down the Federal Reserve. That could certainly get you on a couple of deep state, you know. And one of the prominent ones is the fact that he knew about Israel's nuclear program and he demanded.

15:27 from ben-gurion that it be inspected because he was not going to on his watch allow them to be a nuclear power and that was very threatening yeah there's a number of reasons he made a share of enemies very quickly um it's also you know he kicked off you know it's a pretty well-known story that kennedy barely won the 1960 election and he did it with the help of the mafia in chicago if illinois had gone towards nixon we never have a jfk

15:56 When his brother went after the mafia, the mafia was not happy with JFK at all. And then, of course, with the Bay of Pigs, JFK did not allow that invasion to happen. The mafia was, again, furious at him. Well, he allowed the invasion to happen. He just would not allow the military in it. Yeah. And, of course, the mafia had every reason to expect JFK would be compliant because, well, how did Kennedy's father make his money? And to close up.

16:25 to close up the Bay of Pigs, because it rolls right into, they were not satisfied, as you just said, that they were not going to get Cuba back. There was going to be one last effort to get Cuba back. And that effort was led by General Lyman Lemonsker, who is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. And Lyman Lemonsker, as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, authors Operation Northwood.

16:56 And Operation Northwood was a plan to do a multitude of things. There was like four or five major auctions there, all culminating in a ground invasion of Cuba by the U.S. Army. And number one, I'm not listing them in actual order, but number one was to dress up like Castro Cubans.

17:24 communist, as they were called back in the day, and bomb U.S. cities, killing U.S. Americans to outrage us, a domestic terror event to instigate a war. We will see Operation Northwood repeatedly used throughout American history from this point forward. In that same plan, another option was to use drone

17:53 aircraft technology to fly aircraft into buildings. Another part of that plan said that they were going to use a US military ship and pretend that it was attacked by Cuban Air Force or Navy, sink the ship with US military people on it, not unlike they did in a few years later of the USS Liberty, and use that as the justification to

18:24 go all out war on cuba when lyman minutes it worked repeatedly i would say it was probably the basis of 9 11. but this this plan when presented to mcnamara did not even provoke a are you crazy from mcnamara mcnamara says hey let's go present it to jfk so lyman lemesker

18:54 And McNamara get on JFK's calendar. They go over and they present the plan to him. And there's a few other people there, like the chief of staff of the Air Force and a few other senior military people. And JFK basically says, are you out of your flippant mind? At which time Lyman Lemonsker was still on his first term and that the tradition at the joint staff was you got to. So he told Lyman, you're out.

19:24 If you don't want to retire, I'm going to move you over here to, oh, I don't know, NATO. You go over there to NATO, which tells me JFK had no idea about Gladio because Gladio was basically ran out of NATO. So JFK basically put the guy who was just talking about terrorism and Gladio operations in charge of worldwide Gladio operations at NATO. And one facet of that.

19:51 is the OAS element, which was the French Gladios, two of which were in Dallas the day JFK was killed. And these two guys are the same guys that repeatedly tried to kill Charles de Gaulle when he got out of line over 20 times. You cued me up perfectly. So you know who else was in Dallas in October of 1963? It was a fun cast of characters, but the first one is Alan Dulles.

20:21 He was in Dallas just two or three weeks before the assassination. Then he would fly back to Langley. Who else was in Dallas that we know of that is documented? Well, as you know, Dulles had assembled an international kill team. Operation Phoenix and some of its alumni were in Dallas. And I'm going to name a few of the names. And you want to remember these names because it's going to come up again later in the story. First one I have is E. Howard Hunt. And he admitted this in his deathbed confession. He was the CIA leader at the Bay of Pigs.

20:52 And I don't know, coincidence or not, he's also the guy who led the Watergate break-in 10 years later. So E. Howard Hunt is definitely a player. He's in Dallas just before the assassination. There's another guy by the name of David Morales was in Dallas. He was the CIA Miami station chief, which connects once again to Bay of Pigs and more. After this event, Morales would go on to all kinds of fame in Laos and Vietnam, part of the Operation Phoenix program.

21:24 Next one's a real fun one. A guy by the name of David Phillips. Now, Phillips actually met with Oswald before the assassination. Who is this guy? He's a failed actor, newspaper publisher from Chile. Gets recruited by the CIA in the 1950s. He got some kind of a, well, this is a fun one. In 1955, he wins a Distinguished Intelligence Medal for deceptive broadcasts in the CIA overthrow of the Chilean government. Basically, Radio Free Europe.

21:56 He was doing that, and he got a medal for it. He worked with E. Howard Hunt on propaganda for the Bay of Pigs. So this is David Phillips. He's stationed in Mexico City, and he's informed within days when Oswald contacted the Cuban embassy in September of 63. It's an important thing. When Oswald contacted the Cuban embassy, a series of events got set off. There's theories that say that Oswald was a KGB operative. We'll touch on that later.

22:26 Others that he was just a, what called himself a patsy. And others say he was a big CIA operative the entire time. We're not going to go too deep into Oswald today, I don't think. But it's interesting that this David Phillips had met, you know, had contacted with him. They knew all about him. There's a guy by the name of Antonio Vecchiano, who's an ex-Cuban who worked with the CIA. He claims in his testimony that he saw Phillips, David Phillips and Oswald together in Dallas. There's a 1998 National Security Archive.

22:56 Produced documents that showed that Phillips, at the direction of Richard Helms Nixon, would actually be in charge of the assassination of the Chilean president in 1970. Sorry, it's a general, Rene Schneider. So that's David Phillips. He's a lot of fun. Last name I have that was definitely there in Dallas was a guy named William Harvey. And he's the head of assassination teams. He was in Dallas. He actually had to leave after the Bay of Pigs to escape Bobby Kennedy's wrath.

23:25 because we sent in basically for sending in a raiding team that could have triggered World War III. So William Harvey was not Bobby Kennedy's favorite. And he admitted they were recruiting mafia people in Italy to kill communist leaders. That's part of his testimony. Well, and that's Operation Gladio. Even though they weren't actually really communists. They just recruited assassins. Harvey's a bit of a wild card. He had a deputy by the name of Mark Wyatt.

23:56 And they're having a debate when he's stationed over in Italy. And Harvey actually draws a gun on him in his office. Yep. So Wyatt testifies that he was on a plane with Harvey from Rome to Dallas in late October of 1963. So these are the people that are in Dallas. And anybody out there thinking that it was a lone, you know, lone gunman? I don't know. There's just too much coincidence here. You've got the most, you know, the best assassins in the world.

24:29 scoping out the whole area where the motorcade's going to go. Yes. They talk about the motorcade. There's no way the Secret Service should have ever allowed that route for the motorcade where an open vehicle had to slow down to where they're going like eight miles an hour when you got the shot. That will never happen again. Nowadays, pretty much we've got the Popemobile. You're just not going to have an open car with a protected figure.

25:01 You want to touch on the assassination itself? Because, I mean, that story's been pretty well told. I mean, other than the fact that you obviously all of the disconnects, you know, associated with it, the fact that all of the people were killed in the aftermath of it. I mean, they they may have a bigger wake than Hillary Clinton as far as the people that were murdered in the aftermath of the assassination that had some tangential contact with the assassination.

25:31 I mean, years later, people were still being murdered as their names would come up. So, I mean, I think it's fair to say that everything about the JFK assassination itself is suspect. The fact that it's still classified to me tells me everything about it. The official story was a lie. Well, yeah.

25:59 Well, didn't we have a blue ribbon investigation into it? A couple, actually. The big one everyone knows about is the Warren Commission. But then they had the one on assassinations after that, right? We said the same thing. Yeah. Who led that? Who led that committee? Do you remember? I don't. Not off the top of my head. I know I have all of the I did a whole show on it. I just don't remember off the top of my head. Well, let's talk about the Warren Commission.

26:30 Because this is named after Chief Justice Earl Warren. It is supposed to be the blue ribbon investigation to get to the bottom of how our president was assassinated. So who sits on the Warren Commission? The seven main members. Obviously, Chief Justice Earl Warren, who doesn't appear to have done a whole lot of work, just lent his name to it. He was hardly ever there. What's that? He was hardly ever there. Yeah, that's what I read as well. Yeah. You had a couple senators, guys.

27:00 Not that important guys by the name of Richard Russell and John Sherman Cooper. Hold on just a second. Richard Russell, Richard Russell is the guy. His thing comes up repeatedly on any time that they needed to. He was big. He's a big like armed forces, military guy. And he, he was a, he was used as a cover for many coverups. I'll just say that.

27:32 Interesting. I did not have it. I don't have him on my notes. So time to do some homework, huh? The congressmen are Hale Boggs and a guy who would become president of the United States by the name of Gerald Ford, which I find very interesting. You know, who's Ford's VP? Got the name of Nelson. Nelson Rockefeller. And for those who don't remember that name, Aldrich, Nelson Rockefeller's middle name, that's named after his great grandfather, great grandfather, got a name of Senator Aldrich, who basically was.

28:04 there at Jekyll Island when we created the Federal Reserve. Lots of fun connections. Alan Dulles actually sits on the Warren Commission. The guy who I think ordered the hit is sitting on the committee to investigate it. To cover it up. The last name that's on this is a really fun one. We need to do an entire show on this next name. Got the name of John J. McCloy. Oh.

28:35 McCloy at the time is the president of the World Bank. And I ask you, how the heck did that make him someone who's to sit on the Warren Commission? Well, when you dig into John J. McCloy, and again, that's an entire show in and of itself. He has got all kinds, it's a whole spider web of connections for him. It's international banking intrigue in the underworld. He is one of the who's who of subterfuge in DC.

29:01 And McCloy was put into Europe in the immediate aftermath of World War II. Yeah. We got to do the show on McCloy. I mean, you can just, you can just go through his wiki page and do an hour show. Just look at all the connections just on his Wikipedia page. The guy's, he's, he's one of the Forrest Gumps of this. Yeah. His name never comes up in exposure.

29:29 but his name comes up in every one of my research projects. Yeah. We'll have to do that in the next few weeks. I've got notes ready to go, so you let me know when you're ready. All right. Do you know who the top investigator was? On the Warren Commission? Yeah. Who was that? Oh, that'd be one James Jesus Angleton. Yeah. Who ran the Israeli and the Vatican desk at the CIA? Go ahead. You know what else he did in 1969 when Dulles died?

29:59 Angleton flies across the country, swoops in and burns all of Dulles' notes. Yes. At his home, at his residence. Yes. Angleton's a lot of fun. So that's your Warren Commission. And what did they conclude? Lone gunman theory. Magic bullet. Do you know there's no mention of all those gentlemen that were in Dallas just a couple weeks before? Do you know what else was going on in Dallas? A PepsiCo meeting.

30:31 You were just talking about PepsiCo on one of your spaces like two days ago. Why? Why? Because PepsiCo is the company that keeps paying for overthrowing of governments around the world and where they hide people as assets. And PepsiCo just happens to be having a meeting in Dallas the weekend that JFK is murdered. Huh. A lot of coincidences. So a lot of talk. Obviously, nothing comes from the Warren Commission.

31:05 um oswald gets shocked by jack ruby ruby's got deep fbi and probably probably intelligence connections or definite intelligence connections definitely he's definitely a cia asset if you go back and you look at his history he's also a name changer um one of the things that um these people do obviously jack ruby's not his real name um and these people um

31:34 He was part of the CIA assets that were embedded in the mob or mob assets embedded in the CIA. You can say that either way and both is true. There's a lot of talk with Trump coming back in that he's going to finally release the CIA files. An awful lot has been released. And if I can do the screen share, hopefully it works this time.

32:06 Wow, I don't know if it will. Okay, we're going to have to solve that one. You can go to the JFK assassination records, and there are, there's been one, two, there were big releases in 2017, 2018, 21, 22, and 23. So about 98, 99%, and there's hundreds of files in every release. I've worked my way through them slowly. I kind of picked the ones that have names that we remember. There's some pretty good stuff in there.

32:37 But there are some names that have been held back that have never been declassified. And I want to go through those real quickly. First of all, in 1992, there's a congressional act that said all of the JFK files had to be released within 25 years. So that led us to 2017 when Trump was president and an awful lot of it was released. Some more was released in 18 and then it trickled out more in 21 through 2022. There are seven key files that have been held back.

33:07 First one is William Harvey, who we just talked about, CIA, Operation Phoenix. Another name, the file who's not been released, is David Phillips. A third one is E. Howard Hunt, who we talked about with Watergate Breakdown. Then you've got the David Sanchez Morales, who's popped up in a lot of our conversations. A fifth one, this guy by the name of Yuri Novenko. Remember who he was? Not off the top of my head.

33:40 Okay. He's a, he was a KGP defector, defected. Yeah. Came to the U S in 1964. And he had seen all the files on Oswald, Lee Harvey Oswald that KGB had. And his testimony is that the KGB never recruited Lee Harvey Oswald. Those files have never seen the light of day, his testimony. I mean, it's out, it's, it's available in a few different places, but that's one of the big files that have been held back.

34:07 A sixth file that's held back is a guy by the name of George Joannidis. I think I pronounced that right. It's a Greek name. So he'd worked for David Morales at the Miami station and he ran the Cuban student directorate, which is how he may or may not have known Oswald. But what did he do for the CIA? Oh, he was the chief of psychological warfare operations. And that Cuban student directorate.

34:34 That's the quote-unquote anti-Castro group that tangled with the pro-Castro Oswald in the summer of 63, which was probably a staged event. Correct. The last name that's been withheld, and no one's been able to give me a good explanation of why we can't hear this person's, let's see these files, of a woman named Ann Goodpasture. She was the top aide to Wynne Scott, who's the Mexico City station chief.

35:02 she originally denied and then confessed to transcribing the lee harvey oswald calls prior to the assassination those transcriptions have disappeared or are they in that file but they would that's one of the ones we haven't seen those seven names four of those names were in dallas in 1963. and every single one of those names to include people at the mexico city embassy because we've unequivocally proven that

35:33 99.9% of all State Department are intermingled with CIA. There's no barrier between the State Department and the CIA, none. For example, and I'll just pull this off the top of my head, you find people like Obama's mother who worked at the State Department in Indonesia as an English speaker.

36:03 English teacher on the embassy staff while she was running missions for the National Endowment for Democracy and USAID all over Southeast Asia. And they were using her as a spy, in other words. And she was being ran out of the embassy.

36:23 in indonesia and this happens all the time and that's one of the kind of eye-opening things for me in operation gladio and so i i'm not at all surprised that the person that and um good pastor is probably one of those uh you know dual uh assets embedded in an embassy that was actually working for the cia um station chief in

36:49 the New Mexican or the Mexico embassy. And so if you understand that the CIA was behind the assassination of President Kennedy, just like they were behind the assassination of Allende, and I don't think it's any surprise at all that everybody you just named was basically involved in Allende's assassination, right? They also were...

37:18 Almost every single one of them you named was involved in Lumumba's assassination. And so you have head of state after head of state after head of state being assassinated throughout this period with all the same players. Well, what's going to happen when you release all of those files? Because all of them have that same operational experience. Are you going to tell me that if you release those files and you...

37:47 unequivocally prove that the CIA assassinated JFK, that the next word out of your mouth isn't going to be, well, shit, did they, those exact same people were in Chile. Did they assassinate that? Wait a minute. They were in Congo. Did they assassinate that guy? Once you do that, the floodgates open. And yes, we assassinated them all. Yeah. You know, it's sort of like in a modern day version of Victoria Nuland.

38:15 is the angel of death anywhere she shows up and starts flapping her mouth you know some kind of a revolution happens you know these are the same modern day version of gladio exactly a couple comments in the chat um from our good friend ron partain hey ron uh he says state department equals cia i have been telling saying that for years and you're 100 correct interesting note on that is you know people go well how's that you know aren't they separate entities no the cia reports

38:45 to the State Department. There's a reason, you know, Alan Dulles' brother, John Foster Dulles, was running the State Department. You know, you can't get much more close than that. So I wouldn't say they report to them. They actually report to the National Security Advisor, the NSC, the National Security Council, in an actual org chart. They report to the National Security Council and through the National Security Advisor to the president. So having said that.

39:14 What you have to do is go back prior to World War II and the setup of the CIA. The Office of Policy Coordination inside the State Department was Frank Wisner. They took that entire office out of the State Department, plugged it in the CIA, and it became the Office of Policy Coordination.

39:41 in the cia the entire office came out now they they left a thing called research and intelligence in the state department and during john foster dallas's tour as the secretary of state and alan dallas's tour as the um cia director do you know who was in charge of that office uh which one the office of research and intelligence in the state department oh

40:11 God, I'm not going to go ahead. It's their sister. You mentioned that recently when we talked. Their sister was the cutout.

40:22 So that office has always served as the belly button in the State Department. That's where they hide all of the people they're trying to say they're former CIA. They hide them. It's kind of like money laundering CIA agents. They bring them into the State Department as if they're no longer in the CIA, and then they'll farm them out to embassies as part of the ambassador staff as opposed to the CIA station chief staff.

40:48 It's kind of like money laundering agents. That's what they do. But they bring them in through this office because it's intelligence. And they go up into the chains at the State Department and then out into the field as far as ambassadorships go. And that's how you find people like William Pauly, who was 100 percent in the CIA and setting up Chiang Kai-shek in the aftermath of World War II in Taiwan.

41:15 And where did he end up? Oh, my God. He became an ambassador. Talk about the same William Pauly who actually was arguing the Doolittle Commission that for Alan Dulles to be permanent head of the CIA, just like Hoover was permanent head of the FBI. That William Pauly. Yeah. William Pauly. Yeah. You know, it's interesting you talk about the State Department prior to having a CIA. We still had intelligence and wet works were going on.

41:46 You look at some of the former heads of the secretaries of state in our country, you know, going back to the 1870s, at least, it is so incestuous with the same insiders like you wouldn't believe. But instead of having any intelligence operation to work for them and do all the dirty work, they use law firms. And of course, the most famous of these law firms was Sullivan and Cromwell. Remind me, which law firm did the Dulles brothers work for? Sullivan and Cromwell.

42:14 Another one of those darn coincidences, huh? And of course, we talked about that with the overthrow of Hawaii, the Philippines, Puerto Rico. All of that happened before the CIA was ever around. Yeah, next time we talk, I'll pull up my notes of some of the secretaries of state and it leads right to 1898 is a really fun year. And that's all Sullivan Cromwell. So there was their boots on the ground before we overthrew the kingdom of Hawaii. What was the...

42:42 It wasn't the Spanish-American War. It was the 1898 one mess we got into where we got the Philippines. Spanish-American War. Where we took over the Philippines, the Puerto Rico, and Cuba. Yeah, we'll have to talk about that soon. I got some fun little notes on that, but let's not do that one today. You know, it's funny. So we don't have, I think we can conclude that the Warren Commission was a complete whitewash. You see Ron DeSantis pushing pretty hard for this Ryan Ruth investigation to stay in Florida so it doesn't get whitewashed.

43:13 Tell you what, another got to bring up Mike Benz again, because he has really gone deep into Ryan Roof and all of his connections. He may as well have been watching your show talking about, you know, how he, you know, Roof was a cutout for CIA recruitment through all these different Afghan or Afghani and Pakistani militants. It's the same story over and over again. But, you know, you don't hear the media reporting on that. Well, and you don't even hear Mike Benz talk about Operation Gladio, because once you.

43:43 Once you crack that nut and once you realize it's all that same thing, everything else falls apart. I mean, as far as the stories and you don't need anybody else pointing all of this out because it just all makes sense at that point. And LBJ comes in. LBJ, for those who don't know, might be the most corrupt politician ever to come out of the state of Texas. I'm not saying it's not. Yeah, I'm about an eighth generation Texan.

44:14 And I've got about 500 living relatives there, including a distant uncle who's like the patriarch of the family. He used to sit on the Texas Supreme Court. He's been very involved in Texas politics. This uncle of mine who's recently deceased was a great man and a very good man. And the stories he would tell me about the politics in Austin and even worse down in Houston with all the oil. That's all the Bush people, the oil monopolies. It is dirty, but LBJ was one of the worst of them.

44:43 And again, we could do a week worth of shows on LBJ and all his nonsense. You just need to know he had his own assassin. Explain. He had his own assassin. So, you know, he cheated to get into the Senate. And the people that he used to get in the Senate was murdered. And I don't have all of it on the top of my head, but he had his own assassin.

45:15 And anybody that got in LBJ's way ended up dead by the same guy. And he eventually was convicted of murder. Someone in the chat saying, you can barely hear me. I've just turned up my volume. Is that better? Can you give me a thumbs up? And I apologize. It's supposed to be better than that. Check my volume before we start. But a lot of good comments in there. Jane, who says she knows you from X, says, I wonder who really killed Abraham Lincoln. Well, I think we know who pulled the trigger.

45:47 the question is why that's not something i i haven't gone deep down that rabbit hole i have read two different books about that before i ever started this there is a lot of really weird connections on and and i learned a lot about the whole civil war which kind of feeds into this whole narrative because i did not realize that um because of course we know what the

46:20 as far as I'm concerned at the head of the snake is the British empire because they just, you know, the, they created the Zionist movement. They created the round table, the Fabian society and all this other stuff, Oxford, you know, blah, blah, blah. And what I didn't know until I started reading the books about some of the alternative ways people view the civil war is that the Brits were the largest purchaser.

46:50 of southern cotton. And you know what they did with it? They bought it and shipped it to India, and India took the cotton into material that they produced clothing to then ship to the British Empire. And so their vested interest in keeping the South in slavery, oh, and by the way,

47:17 If you go the Walker chain up the Bush family, you find out that like fifth generation above Prescott Bush is Walkers. And the Walker family was in maritime ship slaves from Africa to the United States. And they were so vicious that his own crew mutinied him and killed him at sea.

47:46 One of the Walker hierarchy grandfathers. And so you have this entire British empire of going to Africa, shipping slaves into the southern states and basically gobbling up all of the cotton being produced down there for their Indian colony. And the India was producing the material that was then used in Britain.

48:15 It really gets you to thinking, well, the perpetuation of their monopoly, if you will, on the slave trade colony thing going on, if that falls apart or if the slaves are freed in the United States, their empire is dramatically impacted by that. Yeah, it's funny you mentioned Walker.

48:46 It's triggered me to look something up on the U.S. Secretaries of State. Talk about the incestuous Secretaries of State. One of those guys by the name of John W. Foster, he was the Secretary of State in 1892. And leading up into some really interesting things like the wars of 1898, we talked about. John W. Foster is, what is he, the father or grandfather? That's who John Foster Dulles was named after. Right. I think it's his grandfather because they talk about John Foster Dulles.

49:16 He took him to Washington, D.C. with him. Yeah, he was his mentor. The Secretary of State in 1898, it's one of the best stories of all. Should I wait and save it? Because it's a longer story. Go ahead. I think it would be a good way to close this out because I do want people to understand how connected our history is and how far back this goes. Give me one second. I'm going to pull up some notes so I do this right. So if you want to kill about a minute of dead air, I will find some really good stuff on this one.

49:47 And I think because what we have done is through Cynthia Chung's book is be able to take the origins of Operation Gladio being simply the paramilitary aspect of this international fascist new world order that the Fabian Society was famous for writing a whole lot of material on in that they basically wanted to control the entire world.

50:16 Well, the only way you can control the entire world is control the people that lead the different countries. And they needed a set of international organizations that they could use to harness control of the entire world. And they said very blatantly that they were going to conduct three world wars. And by the end of the third world war, they would have total control of the world and they would be able to implement.

50:45 their one world government yeah it's the same pattern we've seen over and over again you say it goes back to the british empire and that's absolutely correct i i've always liked to trace it even back to venice it's the same thing tactics it's basically these you know um these uh seafaring empires that rely on commerce and intrigue in the port cities and that's how you call that mercantilism yeah that's exactly right and look you can really say it traces back to roman carthage

51:14 You know, Rome was a backwater republic until they finally defeated Carthage. And that became the dominant trading empire in the Mediterranean. And that really triggered everything. But the combination of politics and commerce goes back more than 2,000 years. And, you know, follow the money. That's really what it comes down to. So much of the wars and strife we've seen in the world has been about.

51:44 know profit absolutely i'm going to hold off on doing john sherman okay in 1898 because there's a lot more to it and i cannot find all the notes and i want to do it perfect okay i don't want to do a half you know what job okay so basically what we have learned is that the um there were many causes of disgruntlement of

52:16 JFK's presidency, a lot of international intrigue, a lot of his trying to, oh, he didn't even mention Algeria. He was working with Charles de Gaulle, who they basically tried to assassinate over 25 times after JFK, to free Algeria. JFK's whole premise was that, almost exactly like Trump's, by the way,

52:42 is we can use diplomacy to get along with the world. We do not need paramilitary capability. We don't need to go to war with everybody. Because another thing we didn't mention, he had already opened backdoor communications with Castro. And they were actually going through a third party at the UN to broker a peace deal with Castro.

53:13 It is speculated that unfortunately the guy that he was using to do that was on Allen Dulles' side, and that was what tipped the hat in actually assassinating him. Because they could not have peace with Cuba. If you realize that in the immediate aftermath of JFK being assassinated, they overturned all of South America. It was like a rolling tidal wave.

53:43 Every single country in South America, in Latin America, to include Central and South America, was overthrown by the CIA except what country? Belize. And do you know why? Because Belize is a British colony. So every single country, bar none, go through all of them, they overthrew Guyana twice.

54:12 but not the british part of it just the part that was free and venezuela um chile argentina blah blah blah so across the board well how are they going to do all of that and make all of the money through the military industrial complex and steal all of those people's resources which followed jfk's assassination by the way um how are they going to do all of that

54:37 if jfk is trying to make peace with cuba because do you know the single thing that they said every single time they went into cuba there are into all of those countries there's a communist there and we can't let them beat cuba if we don't kill that communist and none of them were communists by the way if we don't kill that communist we're going to have another castro in our hemisphere that's what nelson rockefeller used the entire time that he was killing indigenous indians all over the amazon to steal all their oil sure domino theory

55:08 Correct. So if you don't have Cuba, you don't have any of the coming bloodshed. JFK stood in the way of all of that. And that's just here. That doesn't include that he wanted to make peace with Indonesia, but then they wouldn't have got all the golden oil that they got out of there. He wanted to make peace with the entire continent of Africa.

55:35 In the 1960s, they were all gaining their independence. Could you imagine what a JFK would have done in the rebirth of Africa, given them all their freedom, if he would refuse to not assassinate and destabilize them like we did in Angola, the Congo, every one of them, the Ivory Coast, Liberia. We were in every single one of them, overthrowing their governments.

56:02 They would have had none of that turmoil if JFK would have stayed president. Yeah, that's exactly what I kind of like the major overarching point that I've been making for quite some time. If you look at U.S. foreign policy, we'll just go post-World War II for the sake of today. Our U.S. foreign policy has not changed, even with a different president, whether it be Republican or Democrat, the foreign policy remains the same. There are three exceptions to that. Three people bucked the trend. One was JFK, and he got killed for it. Second one was Jimmy Carter.

56:32 And the third one is President Donald J. Trump. Correct. Because the people who actually control our foreign policy, allegedly the State Department, the entire Mike Benz's blob, and whoever the puppet masters above them are, they are the ones who shape foreign policy. And you do not get to sit in the Oval Office unless you go along with their game plan. And we've had three people that have actually bucked that trend. And there are no other exceptions to that. And we call them the International Syndicate, by the way. Yeah.

57:01 a lot of fun names for it yeah okay and and i do think that's the point that we can close on that jfk was a um the precursor to trump he wanted peace in the world he felt everybody had a place in the world hierarchy and that um that there there was um peace through strength and

57:28 that he was not going to perpetuate the military industrial complex that, sorry people, Eisenhower actually created. He wasn't warning you about it. He was telling you what he did. Just in case there's anybody in the audience that still believes he was a good guy. He was not. Neither was Reagan, sorry. So yeah, I think that's a good place to end. And in any way that you can,

57:57 Please take a few minutes to say prayers for President Trump because he has firmly positioned himself between these diabolically evil people and us. And there are trillions of dollars at stake. And there are some people that will go to almost any length to keep the status quo. So, yeah, I agree. Pray for safety and success.

58:28 Hopefully we get the right people in the cabinet this time. I agree. Thanks, everybody, for spending some time with us on this faithful day in U.S. history.

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Allen Dulles acquired Standard Oil host_asserted ▶ 1:38

“was even thought about as a politician. It actually, for me and my research, started back in Azerbaijan when Allen Dulles was before World War II, when he was a lawyer at Sullivan and Cromwell working…”

Allen Dulles did_business_with Rockefeller family host_asserted ▶ 1:38

Allen Dulles worked_for Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 1:38

Allen Dulles did_business_with Nobel family host_asserted ▶ 2:03

“not just U.S. monopoly for Standard Oil, but a world monopoly on the production of oil. And he was sent to Azerbaijan, to Baku oil fields. And he bought from a Swedish owner. And the Nobel, like in No…”

Allen Dulles operated_in Azerbaijan host_asserted ▶ 2:03

Allen Dulles did_business_with George de Mohrenschildt host_asserted ▶ 2:32

“Their agent in Baku at the time was a guy by the name of DeMorgenschild. He had a son that was 10 at the time, and that son's name was George DeMorgenschild. And so Alan Dulles meets George's dad, buy…”

George de Mohrenschildt relationship_with Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 3:01

“with George's dad over the years, and they become very good friends. And this is the exact same George DeMorganshield, who him and his wife gives refuge in Dallas to Lee Harvey Oswald and his wife in …”

George de Mohrenschildt relationship_with Lee Harvey Oswald host_asserted ▶ 3:01

George de Mohrenschildt member_of Warren Commission host_asserted ▶ 3:31

“turns out to be the star witness in the Warren Commission. So without those ties that go back decades and decades, you know, if you don't have all of those in context, you fail to understand the compl…”

Royal Dutch Shell operated_in Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 4:54

“Two weeks before JFK takes office, Eisenhower assassinates Lumumba in the Congo. And you also have the Indonesian oil find, which, of course, had Alan Dulles at the heart of it as well in the lead up.…”

Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered_assassination_of Patrice Lumumba host_asserted ▶ 4:54

Allen Dulles involved_in Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 4:54

Sukarno opposed Royal Dutch Shell host_asserted ▶ 5:22

“The largest gold mine ever discovered on earth, as well as the purest oil find ever discovered on earth in Indonesia. And it's a Dutch colony. But Standard Oil wants their part of that. And so there's…”

John F. Kennedy planned_meeting_with Sukarno host_asserted ▶ 6:22

“yeah very greedy of them so in the summer of 1963 in the lead up to the assassination JFK agrees to meet with Sukarno in Indonesia at the beginning of the next year right and rumor has it of course th…”

CFR founded_by Rockefeller family host_asserted ▶ 7:51

“was going on as Kennedy takes office. And so now you want to talk about the Bay of Pigs. And I want to set that stage with the general who is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the time. Oka…”

Operation Condor related_to Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 9:17

“What had happened leading up to that is, I guess we start with Operation Condor, which, as you said earlier, it's the cousin of Operation Gladio for South America. It's a CIA operation based out of Me…”

Operation Condor operated_in Mexico City host_asserted ▶ 9:17

Jorge Díaz Serrano did_business_with George H.W. Bush host_asserted ▶ 9:17

Jorge Díaz Serrano headed PEMEX host_asserted ▶ 9:17

Corsican Mafia trafficked Golden Triangle host_asserted ▶ 9:47

“A lot of connections starting already. They're doing all the heroin smuggling out of Golden Triangle. The Corsican Mafia is involved with Lucky Luciano and all that with Cuba. Santos Traficante comes …”

Robert F. Kennedy opposed Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 10:16

“Yeah, we talk about that a lot. Go ahead. Well, obviously, Cuba falls to Castro and the CIA and the mafia, they want Cuba back. Shortly before the Bay of Pigs happens, Bobby Kennedy's furious when the…”

Alabama National Guard involved_in Bay of Pigs Invasion host_asserted ▶ 11:18

“The first phase was so botched up by the CIA and the general that ran the Air National Guard from Alabama portion of that, that it was exposed. They used the wrong aircraft. The two of the aircraft we…”

Allen Dulles intended_failure_of Bay of Pigs Invasion host_asserted ▶ 12:42

“CIA guys and cannon fodder Cubans. This was not the A team they sent. The idea was for, I mean, the theory is that he actually, Dulles intended for it to fail. And then he could go to Kennedy. He says…”

John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 13:40

“Dulles gets fired. I forget the writer I got this one from, but apparently Alan Dulles didn't get the memo that he was fired. His top aides at the CIA keep updating him on everything that's going on. …”

John McCone succeeded Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 13:40

Allen Dulles operated_in Langley, Virginia host_asserted ▶ 14:08

“You know, he's got lives on one of the bases. I think it was in Langley where he had his little house, basically a communication center for the CIA. Yeah. Where was Alan Dulles when Kennedy was shot? …”

John F. Kennedy opposed Israel host_asserted ▶ 14:59

“You know, I fear I've always speculated that the Bay of Pigs is the main reason Kennedy was assassinated. There's some other theories out there and some of them may hold water. One of them, you know, …”

John F. Kennedy did_business_with Mafia host_asserted ▶ 15:27

“from ben-gurion that it be inspected because he was not going to on his watch allow them to be a nuclear power and that was very threatening yeah there's a number of reasons he made a share of enemies…”

Lyman Lemnitzer headed Joint Chiefs of Staff host_asserted ▶ 16:25

“to close up the Bay of Pigs, because it rolls right into, they were not satisfied, as you just said, that they were not going to get Cuba back. There was going to be one last effort to get Cuba back. …”

Lyman Lemnitzer proposed Operation Northwoods host_asserted ▶ 16:25

Operation Northwoods targeted_for_regime_change Cuba host_asserted ▶ 16:56

“And Operation Northwood was a plan to do a multitude of things. There was like four or five major auctions there, all culminating in a ground invasion of Cuba by the U.S. Army. And number one, I'm not…”

Lyman Lemnitzer presented_to Robert McNamara host_asserted ▶ 18:24

“go all out war on cuba when lyman minutes it worked repeatedly i would say it was probably the basis of 9 11. but this this plan when presented to mcnamara did not even provoke a are you crazy from mc…”

Lyman Lemnitzer presented_to John F. Kennedy host_asserted ▶ 18:24

Lyman Lemnitzer reassigned_to NATO host_asserted ▶ 19:24

“If you don't want to retire, I'm going to move you over here to, oh, I don't know, NATO. You go over there to NATO, which tells me JFK had no idea about Gladio because Gladio was basically ran out of …”

Operation Gladio operated_in NATO host_asserted ▶ 19:24

John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Lyman Lemnitzer host_asserted ▶ 19:24

William Harvey operated_in Dallas host_asserted ▶ 20:21

“He was in Dallas just two or three weeks before the assassination. Then he would fly back to Langley. Who else was in Dallas that we know of that is documented? Well, as you know, Dulles had assembled…”

Allen Dulles assembled Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 20:21

E. Howard Hunt member_of Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 20:21

E. Howard Hunt involved_in Bay of Pigs Invasion host_asserted ▶ 20:21

Allen Dulles operated_in Dallas host_asserted ▶ 20:21

David Morales operated_in Dallas host_asserted ▶ 20:52

“And I don't know, coincidence or not, he's also the guy who led the Watergate break-in 10 years later. So E. Howard Hunt is definitely a player. He's in Dallas just before the assassination. There's a…”

E. Howard Hunt operated_in Dallas host_asserted ▶ 20:52

David Morales involved_in Phoenix Program host_asserted ▶ 20:52

David Morales headed Miami host_asserted ▶ 20:52

David Atlee Phillips involved_in Chile host_asserted ▶ 21:24

“Next one's a real fun one. A guy by the name of David Phillips. Now, Phillips actually met with Oswald before the assassination. Who is this guy? He's a failed actor, newspaper publisher from Chile. G…”

David Atlee Phillips met_with Lee Harvey Oswald host_asserted ▶ 21:24

David Atlee Phillips operated_in Mexico City host_asserted ▶ 21:56

“He was doing that, and he got a medal for it. He worked with E. Howard Hunt on propaganda for the Bay of Pigs. So this is David Phillips. He's stationed in Mexico City, and he's informed within days w…”

David Atlee Phillips worked_with E. Howard Hunt host_asserted ▶ 21:56

Antonio Vecchiana witnessed David Atlee Phillips guest_asserted ▶ 22:26

“Others that he was just a, what called himself a patsy. And others say he was a big CIA operative the entire time. We're not going to go too deep into Oswald today, I don't think. But it's interesting…”

David Atlee Phillips ordered_assassination_of René Schneider documented ▶ 22:56

“Produced documents that showed that Phillips, at the direction of Richard Helms Nixon, would actually be in charge of the assassination of the Chilean president in 1970. Sorry, it's a general, Rene Sc…”

Mark Wyatt worked_with William Harvey host_asserted ▶ 23:25

“because we sent in basically for sending in a raiding team that could have triggered World War III. So William Harvey was not Bobby Kennedy's favorite. And he admitted they were recruiting mafia peopl…”

William Harvey recruited Mafia host_asserted ▶ 23:25

Mark Wyatt traveled_with William Harvey guest_asserted ▶ 23:56

“And they're having a debate when he's stationed over in Italy. And Harvey actually draws a gun on him in his office. Yep. So Wyatt testifies that he was on a plane with Harvey from Rome to Dallas in l…”

Jack Ruby assassinated Lee Harvey Oswald documented ▶ 31:05

“um oswald gets shocked by jack ruby ruby's got deep fbi and probably probably intelligence connections or definite intelligence connections definitely he's definitely a cia asset if you go back and yo…”

E. Howard Hunt member_of Watergate scandal documented ▶ 33:07

“First one is William Harvey, who we just talked about, CIA, Operation Phoenix. Another name, the file who's not been released, is David Phillips. A third one is E. Howard Hunt, who we talked about wit…”

William Harvey member_of Phoenix Program documented ▶ 33:07

George Joannides headed Cuban Student Directorate documented ▶ 34:07

“A sixth file that's held back is a guy by the name of George Joannidis. I think I pronounced that right. It's a Greek name. So he'd worked for David Morales at the Miami station and he ran the Cuban s…”

George Joannides worked_for David Morales documented ▶ 34:07

Arthur Goodpasture worked_for Wynne Scott documented ▶ 34:34

“That's the quote-unquote anti-Castro group that tangled with the pro-Castro Oswald in the summer of 63, which was probably a staged event. Correct. The last name that's been withheld, and no one's bee…”

Wynne Scott headed Mexico City documented ▶ 34:34

Stanley Ann Dunham spied_on Indonesia host_asserted ▶ 36:03

“English teacher on the embassy staff while she was running missions for the National Endowment for Democracy and USAID all over Southeast Asia. And they were using her as a spy, in other words. And sh…”

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for USAID host_asserted ▶ 36:03

Stanley Ann Dunham worked_for National Endowment for Democracy host_asserted ▶ 36:03

Frank Wisner headed Office of Policy Coordination documented ▶ 39:14

“What you have to do is go back prior to World War II and the setup of the CIA. The Office of Policy Coordination inside the State Department was Frank Wisner. They took that entire office out of the S…”

William Pawley installed Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 40:48

“It's kind of like money laundering agents. That's what they do. But they bring them in through this office because it's intelligence. And they go up into the chains at the State Department and then ou…”

Sullivan & Cromwell did_business_with Allen Dulles documented ▶ 41:46

“You look at some of the former heads of the secretaries of state in our country, you know, going back to the 1870s, at least, it is so incestuous with the same insiders like you wouldn't believe. But …”

Sullivan & Cromwell did_business_with John Foster Dulles documented ▶ 41:46

United Kingdom funded Zionist movement host_asserted ▶ 46:20

“as far as I'm concerned at the head of the snake is the British empire because they just, you know, the, they created the Zionist movement. They created the round table, the Fabian society and all thi…”

United Kingdom funded British Roundtable host_asserted ▶ 46:20

United Kingdom funded Fabian Society host_asserted ▶ 46:20

United Kingdom trafficked India host_asserted ▶ 46:50

“of southern cotton. And you know what they did with it? They bought it and shipped it to India, and India took the cotton into material that they produced clothing to then ship to the British Empire. …”

Walton family trafficked Bush family host_asserted ▶ 47:17

“If you go the Walker chain up the Bush family, you find out that like fifth generation above Prescott Bush is Walkers. And the Walker family was in maritime ship slaves from Africa to the United State…”

John Watson Foster relationship_with John Foster Dulles host_asserted ▶ 48:46

“It's triggered me to look something up on the U.S. Secretaries of State. Talk about the incestuous Secretaries of State. One of those guys by the name of John W. Foster, he was the Secretary of State …”

John F. Kennedy did_business_with Charles de Gaulle host_asserted ▶ 52:16

“JFK's presidency, a lot of international intrigue, a lot of his trying to, oh, he didn't even mention Algeria. He was working with Charles de Gaulle, who they basically tried to assassinate over 25 ti…”

John F. Kennedy did_business_with Fidel Castro host_asserted ▶ 52:42

“is we can use diplomacy to get along with the world. We do not need paramilitary capability. We don't need to go to war with everybody. Because another thing we didn't mention, he had already opened b…”