The Shadow State Pt. 9; The Ties Between Banking and Intelligence (1 of 2)

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0:15 It's Warhamster Brady on X. On X it's war underscore hamster 1776. He also has a Rumble channel. Just go to the Rumble search and put in Warhamster. You'll find all of his work and what we're going to focus in on today in particular to start out at least.

0:37 are the ties that bind our American and Western banking system with the Western intelligence agencies, namely the CIA. So it's time to get after it. Here we go. Brady, can't thank you enough. You've been so gracious just in our brief interactions. Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel Tanner Watkins, rather, gave me your contact. She's been on the show three, four, five times now as we study this overt.

1:05 Deep State Globalist Takeover. Thank you so much for joining me today. No, it's my pleasure. I appreciate the invitation. And the fact that you've had the colonel on a number of times gives me a really good idea of your understanding already and your audiences, because she does a fantastic job of explaining what our intel agency has been up to for the last almost century. Yes, sir. We are not completely unaware here, but there are also new...

1:35 Listeners that tune in every day across Middle Mississippi and then by the stream, wyab.com. You can click listen to stream it anywhere on the planet, but also always getting a new perspective on the vast nature and how long this conspiracy, to just drop the theory part, let's call them what they are, how long this conspiracy has been in play to capture the West is alarming and shocking no matter how...

2:04 How familiar I am with the topics. Let's start here, Brady. Can you just give us a quick survey of your participatory knowledge in the financial sector and the system and a brief summary of your resume? Yeah, well, I spent the better part of a decade working for a major Wall Street bank. And, you know, I was born in distrust of the media because my mother and grandfather were both journalists. They taught me how to put the difference between objective journalism and propaganda.

2:35 So when I got to Wall Street, I knew what I was being lied to. I started asking questions, got to peek behind the curtain and walk away from that. That was 2009. Since then, I've always been very politically aware. One of the things that bothered me when I got into the investment business, it was kind of taboo for a corporation to get its money from Washington, D.C. There was actually a bit of a wall between New York City and Wall Street and D.C., and that's no longer the case.

3:05 We got to the point where fundamentals got mattering and how much money a company was spending on lobbying mattered more. And obviously that's inherently corrupt and wrong. That sort of shut off my spidey senses. Started doing deep research into how do we get here. And, you know, better part of two decades later, I'm here on your show. So it makes sense now why Colonel Towner Watkins called you a reformed Wall Street banker. I guess that's a fair way to say it. A rehabbed.

3:37 Yes, sir. Excellent stuff. Let's go as far back as you want to go, maybe from inception. Obviously, I know that Western Intel agencies work together as a whole, but can we start maybe somewhere around your first ideas of where you found the connection, maybe even with the origin of the Office of Strategic Services?

4:08 or wherever you first see these ties with the Western banking systems and infrastructure and money monopoly capitalists with the national intelligence entities that come about? Well, I think you have to go back even further than that to understand it. And I like to go back to Venice in the 13th century. Wow. That's when it really started to show up. Venice was basically settled by a bunch of former Roman oligarchs.

4:39 families, and they were the dominant military and economic, I say naval, and economic power for several centuries. And they didn't have a land army, and they didn't have a massive population. So how did they do that? They did it with trade and banking. And what they would do is they had some wonderful ships. They were excellent maritime operators. They knew how to sail the seas and navigate. They would go to all these port cities. They would send their agents in.

5:08 And this agent's job was to find people in each port city that were susceptible to bribes for profit. They would try to crop up politicians in localities. They would give them beneficial trade deals. It sounds very similar to what we do today because that's where it came from. These agents are basically the predecessors of modern-day international lawyers. Menace was very successful. Well, they also ticked off a lot of people.

5:38 Several European nations and the Holy Roman Empire were marching on Venice into their swamps, and we're going to wipe them off the doges off the planet. One of the reasons that's going to happen is because the Di Medici family had invented the dual-entry banking system, which is the predecessor to what we have today. And that has a lot of advantages when you're looking at building a maritime trading empire, because you're allowed to pool capital and borrow money much more easily.

6:07 than just having to, you know, collect all your gold and then spend it all at once. It's kind of a much less transactional and more of a financialized system. Long story short, Venice bribed the whole of the Roman Empire. The invasion didn't happen. But these oligarchical families realized they had to get to some place defensible because they didn't have a massive land army. They would end up migrating to marriage, to royal families, et cetera, first to the Netherlands and eventually to England. And that's the British royal families, descendants of the black nobility.

6:39 Interesting. So basically what you had, the domination in Venice started because these people had the logistics to move resources and intelligence across a broader swath of land, basically. That's how this bunch of oligarchs started to get their foundations in, and they came up with these systems to control people through financial networks. The financialization they took with them.

7:11 The maritime trading, the use of agents and ports, which is basically espionage. So the same thing we do today. Very similar. You know, because once again, why does the CIA do all these color revolutions? Operation Gladiator types up today. And it's for money. It's for the multinational corporations. It's for the exploitation of resources. And that's exactly what British, you know, earlier than that, the rest of European colonization is different.

7:43 What's possible to England? The British East India Company appeared in 1600. And that's really your first, well, the Dutch East India Company was a predecessor, but it was 1600 exactly when the British East India Company was formed. It's a joint stock company, a bunch of wealthy families and merchants pooled their money and sent out their ships all over the world. That's colonization. They did not necessarily need to conquer militarily if they could do it economically. They just wanted the resources.

8:12 The concept is called mercantilism, and we're living through it today. What mercantilism is at a 30,000-foot high level is your big corporations are closest to the feet of government, and they use that power for both of their collective good. Another name for that is fashion. You get the corporation. I'm sorry. Go ahead. I apologize for that. So 1600, the British East India Company, is basically an early cartel maybe of, well, a...

8:44 group of competitors, monopoly, these aristocrats with money and resources looking to pool their power in order to advance a bigger cause across a wider swath of area once again. Exactly. It's important to understand what a cartel really is. Yes, sir. You can have horizontal and vertical cartels.

9:14 It could be you and I are both in the, I don't know, widget-making business. You're going to take the southeast, and I'll take the northeast, and someone else will take the central, and someone else will take the west. And we decide to agree to work together, to lobby together, and not to compete with each other, all in the same industry, even though we're allegedly competitors. And it is absolutely anti-competitive behavior. Obviously, also, I don't want to get this far ahead, but...

9:41 nowadays masquerading itself, and perhaps now for 400 years, as some form of a free market, but especially since the founding of this country, mercantilism, monopoly capitalism, a control over the resources, an installation of oligarchs through puppet regimes, once again, across the West for sure. But then all the while, the media outlets controlled by the oligarchs are telling you you're living in a free market system. I don't want to say it better myself.

10:11 Yeah, they give you the pretenses of a capitalism because, well, they need their customers. And to finish up the 16th century, it can lead exactly into that. What happened was the British Disney Company and all the wealth that's coming back, especially from India, is you have the emergence of what's called the merchant class. Prior to that, you had the ruling class, you had the religious class, and you had the rest of us for search. And now we've got a merchant class, which we would call middle class, up and down the ladder, whether it be lower or upper.

10:41 And it makes sense for the oligarchs to allow some degree of capitalism, or I don't like the word capitalism, free market trade, to exist to create more buyers for their goods. But you said it exactly right. It's the semblance of a free market because there's always the invisible hand at the top. Incredible. We're off and running. Let's do this. We're trying to stay on time today. We have War Hamster.

11:06 Brady, and he's on X. It's war underscore hamster 1776. You can see all the work that he's done on Rumble, all of the collabs that he's done now on one of the free speech outlets that's left on Rumble there. You just have to do a CIA Google search. You'll find that. So we're starting back here. When we get back with Brady, we're going to start right there. That's British East India Company and what's going on with this network of oligarchs in Britain and how it branches out.

11:35 From there, so everybody, the people rolling their eyes when we start to tie or we say from inception, the Western intel agencies have never been concerned about the sovereignty, the greatness of your nation. No, they've been pushing a global oligarch plan from the beginning. When those people who are still rolling their eyes.

11:59 at that notion will no longer have the ability to do that if they're honest after this radio show. Tell everybody you know about the radio show. It's wyb.com. It's not revenge we're after. It's the reckoning, and you can bet the reckoning is on its way. You're in a good fight with Jameson Haygood. We're visiting with war hamster Brady today, the man with one of the coolest call signs in this.

12:21 information war exposing the straight-up globalist takeover and the conspiracy under which we live under now that has captured the whole West. He's on X, war underscore hamster 1776. Brady, let's start back. You were talking about the origin there in the 1600s of the British East India Company and the hub now of this banking network.

12:48 looking to not necessarily capture the planet through military operations, but more through financial leverage and banking. Start right there. Yeah, and not just financial, the espionage that goes with it. Sure. That's where the parallels today are, and that's why it's so important to understand the patterns, because they've been repeated throughout history. A great example of what you'd see is the British East India Company,

13:20 When they colonized India, there was obviously a whole lot more Indian people than there were English, but they had a grasp on the strangleholds or the bottlenecks of where trade would go through, and they would bribe the local officials and reward people who were loyal to them and punish people who weren't, and do that through various means. Obviously, you're spending a lot of time with shady characters from the underworld, which you'll see.

13:49 very common to what we have here today. There's absolutely a mafia connection with our intelligence agencies, but that's later in the story. I just wanted to point out the pattern. Yes, sir. You know, fast forward a couple hundred years, you know, you saw the Rothschilds when they built their massive fortune. You know, they were famous for having the best intelligence in the world. They always knew what was happening before anyone else did. The famous story about that is the Battle of Waterloo. I think it was Nathaniel Rothschild. I may be wrong on which Rothschild. They all kind of blend together sometimes.

14:20 had a spy, had a horse back on the hill. He knew who was going to win the battle. He rushed back to England, started selling all the stocks on the London Stock Exchange. Everyone figured he knew something no one else did, so everyone tried to sell. And after the market had bottomed out, just like in the movie Trading Places, he buys everything up on the cheap and doubles his fortune. That's what intelligence can do. So we get to, you know, this takes us into the United States.

14:47 Funny, funny. Do you know who the first director of intelligence in the United States was? No, sir. That was General George Washington. Interesting. But we never had any kind of intelligence in peacetime. And that was a bit of a disadvantage. The Constitution didn't allow for it, obviously. All through the 1800s, we finally created our first intelligence agency. And that was called the Office of Naval Intelligence.

15:18 created in 1882 specifically so they could find out all these other foreign powers. They were building what was called a weapon of mass destruction. At the time, it was called a battleship, and we had to figure out how to build one. So we did create an intelligence agency just for spying on other people's names. What happened at the end of the 18th century, we had robber barons that just consolidated. We adopted a mercantilist system, certainly through Hamilton and most certainly post-Lincoln, basically the people closest to the...

15:50 powers of government, were able to use government to enhance their own wealth. The steel industry, the banking industry, obviously the railroad industry, all of these became cartels. And they, you know, they put their fish in place. They wanted to, they started to get these, our robber barons, American robber barons, decided it's time for us to create an empire. So we decided, it's 1898's famous year. Not only did the United States invade the nation of Hawaii,

16:23 But we also started the Spanish-American War, where we've got Cuba, Guam, and a few other territories. Both of those conflicts started with a bunch of lawyers going down to those areas, Hawaii or some of the Spanish places, and creating a lot of intelligence. Those lawyers came from a single firm called Sullivan & Cromwell. And you're going to want to remember that name because it keeps popping up in the story. Yes, sir. It was also Sullivan himself, the guy who went down to Panama.

16:54 It was Columbia at the time who basically annexed what became Panama so we could build a Panama Canal to help companies like the United Fruit Company expand our multinational trade. This is how intelligence works hand-in-hand with the military and with our corporations. And when you've got corporations creating a foreign policy, you've got issues. That's what England had. They had a standing army in the 1700s.

17:21 East India, British East India Company had 100,000 troops stationed in India. The British government had about 10,000. And, of course, the other common theme that we'll see again is they made a lot of their money on the opium trade. And that's something that comes up over and over again in the story, running drugs, laundering money, using underworld connections for coercion to benefit multinational corporations and to pretend under the guise of foreign policy.

17:49 And that should resonate for those that listen to Colonel Towner talk. That's pretty much exactly the story she's told about the 20th century. And those are the origins. And most of what we learned as intelligence, we learned from our British cousins, the MI6. They wrote the playbook. We've taken it to a new level. Yes, sir. That is similar with what we've heard from Colonel Towner Watkins. You know, so much of this makes sense, Brady, because if you have massive...

18:19 international corporate interest, and those are the entities that then control your intelligence or the policy of a certain sovereign nation, then naturally those international corporate interests and oligarchs would have more allegiance to their power and expansion than the sovereignty of the country itself. So much of this makes sense when you see the template play out over and over again. It will repeat itself, but it most certainly does rhyme.

18:53 And I think we're seeing the playbook again. So jumping back into our timeline, of course, the famous creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913. It is no coincidence that we jumped into World War I and spring out the following year. You've heard the expression, all wars are banker wars. Yes, sir. It's absolutely true. Because governments need a central bank to borrow from to finance a war. And the banks want companies.

19:24 These countries go to war because they're able to make money on lending money, sometimes to both sides of the conflict. We saw that a lot in the 19th century in Europe. Hey, can we...

19:36 Can we go back to this founding of the Federal Reserve System? And can you talk about some of the names? We've studied this before. I've found it numerous places, of course, G. Edward Griffin with the creature from Jekyll Island. And I've also tracked a great history of it is in a book called The Killing of Uncle Sam by Rodney Howard Brown and Paul Williams, where they gave some really good footnotes. Can you talk about the banking and monopoly interests that were there?

20:03 behind the founding of our own Federal Reserve System a little bit? Yes, sure. Let's go back. We call it bank panics. We're getting out of the Gilded Age of the late 1800s, and we had an awful lot of concentrated wealth, far more than we have today even. And obviously the populists, the people, are not real crazy about this. They're saying this is too much monopolistic power.

20:33 Entering a picture is Teddy Roosevelt, who I'll upset a bunch of conservatives with what I say next, but I'd ask you to redefine what you're actually trying to conserve. If Teddy Roosevelt's someone you'd look highly on, because he really was the first progressive American president, and he started the progressive era, which gave us all kinds of nasty legislation like the 16th, 17th Amendments, and, of course, the Federal Reserve, all in 1913. Yes, sir. What happened was that basically the public was demanding some kind of...

21:03 bust up these trusts, what we call monopolies today, they're called trusts. And they did no such thing. They just changed the structure of what used to be a trust and created what's known as the modern-day U.S. corporation. The law firm that did that work was some people by the name of Sullivan and Cromwell. Like I said, they pop up in a lot of places. The first U.S. corporation was U.S. Steel, which was something that was...

21:35 J.P. Morgan and Carnegie combined entity. And again, the U.S. Steel maintained monopolistic power without being a monopoly. They just basically just changed the entire structure of what was a trust. One of the big ones that had to be attacked was the money trust. And you mentioned Jeffrey Griffin. It was about two years ago. I had the opportunity to spend several hours at his house with him and his wife. And they're just talking about, oh, this is absolutely a kid's dream come true. Yes, sir.

22:05 Absolute gentleman and a wealth of knowledge. And what he describes is you've got Senator Aldrich, a banker from J.P. Morgan, Citibank, some of the Warbirds, some Rothschild interests. They all jump on a train to head to Jekyll Island, Georgia. And it's a very hidden meeting. The public couldn't know about it. And the whole idea was to create, you know, everyone's clamoring for the money trust, which are all the big banks, to be broken up.

22:36 Now, these people are allegedly competitors. Yes, sir. But they sit there and they create the blueprint for the Federal Reserve. It had to be secretive because the public had known the Federal Reserve never would have passed Congress. It would have been way too unpopular. The people who are doing the monopolizing don't get to create the new monopoly. But they did. And as I said, you know, coincidentally, less than a year later, you would get one would break out. We're going to stay on on time today.

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24:01 as G. Edward Griffin calls them, what should be competitors, which would make for a lot more balanced environment, checking each other, getting together on Jekyll Island in Georgia in 1910, where those banking interests that were competing against each other decided to form a cartel, decided to partner together so that they could not be broken up and do a smoke and mirrors trick, which is this new central bank thing.

24:29 called the Federal Reserve System. And you said, as it's been correctly tracked in history, it was a very secret meeting. They wanted to be in disguise. They wanted to show up on different trains and different cars because they knew if they were all seen together, everybody would know what's up. What is so harmful? Why would the people reject this Federal Reserve System had they known what it is, which is the...

24:55 a really big part of our problems right now. Can you just lay that out for us? Yeah, you've got to go back to the post-Civil War when we were on the greenback system. One of the biggest things in American monetary history was the Act of 1973. Don't tell me I'm drawing a blank on what it was called. I'll just draw a blank on it. It's a silver coin. It's basically Dan Silver in 1873. What this caused was, since we didn't have a single bank after Andrew Jackson,

25:28 I was able to end the Second Bank of the United States in 1836. We spent the next 80 years without a central bank. And you had private banks creating money, although supposedly this was supposed to be Congress's congressional duty to mint coins. And you had what are called panics, a series of them. There was a panic in 1873, and I think the other one was in 1875 or 1777 that ended up setting off the great fires of Pittsburgh and Chicago.

25:57 1877 riots. The Coinage Act of 1873. It made money more scarce. Everyone hated it. It did not comport with an expanding economy. And with everyone settling west, our population is exploding. You have actual in the western part of the United States, you actually had free markets. One of the things that these cartels hate is competition. And you have newer banks popping up in the west, which the Wall Street banks certainly did not like. It's one of many reasons they got together in 19...

26:26 I'm sorry, 1910 on Jekyll Island. The public was infuriated because the money, these bank panics. If I'm a banker and I've got a million dollars in deposits, I should be able to lend out a million dollars. Well, they weren't doing that. Basically, if all my customers come in at once, I have to have enough back. It's a gold-backed system. This is the leverage of the banking system. Today, you have to keep reserves of 10%, which is ridiculous. It would be ruinous back then.

26:57 It should be ruinous today, but somehow we've managed to avoid that so far. The public was demanding a better banking system. We need our money to be safe. We need to have a place to put it. We need to have enough money to go around so that we can continue to expand this economy. And when these booms and busts happened, it's the little guys that always got hurt. There was no FDIC insurance. When a bank went under, your money's gone. So people were furious. Banks were known for exploiting farmers like you would not believe.

27:28 You'd lose an entire farm just because a bank didn't have the gold, but it lent out more than it had. And that's the fractional reserve banking system that came out of Venice originally. And that's why we started there. They created a fractional reserve. The British took it to a whole new level when the Rothschilds directed the national banking model with the Bank of England, which had been copied all over the Western world and beyond, unfortunately. So that's why there was a demand for these things.

27:56 You know, Congress, please get together and do something to fix this thing. We're in a progressive era. We want government to save us. And as I said, Roosevelt pretended to bust the trust, but he did nothing of the sort. In fact, the best evidence I can give you is in the 1912 presidential election, his former VP, Taft, who's the sitting president, was running for re-election for the Republican Party and the Democrat Party of Woodrow Wilson. Well, to make sure that Taft didn't win again,

28:26 Roosevelt starts a third party known as the Progressive Party. This is no conservative. He did that mainly to help allow the Federal Reserve Act to be passed. There's a lot of pressure on Taft to sign that into law. He did not do it in 1912. That's why he had to wait until Wilson was in town in 1913. Wilson would lament that on his last days, that he had actually ruined his own country. That pretty much describes the need for it. There's absolutely a need for some kind of reform.

28:56 But the last thing you want to do is have the people causing the problem come up with a new solution. And, you know, that's what happened. So that was the smoke and mirrors of the assumed answer to the problems or solution or correction, which was a furtherance, really, of their control over the money trust through this Federal Reserve system. Yeah, not just control. At the time of that meeting on Jekyll Island, the people who met there controlled.

29:26 about a quarter of the wealth of the entire world. Like I said, you had representatives of the Rockefellers, Rothschilds. Rockefeller's a big one in this, and they start coming in here. Yes, sir. Funny story here is that Senator Nelson Aldrich, who's the Republican whip, and he was the chair of the National Monetary Commission, which was designed to reform banking. The whole purpose was to break the grip of the money trust. And just to tell you where he sat, he ended up being the father-in-law of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. And if you remember...

29:57 Gerald Ford's vice president was a guy by the name of Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller. Yes, sir. Yeah, he named after his famous grandfather. There's the ties right there. Yes, sir. That's our ancestors, the whole thing is. Moving into the, right about this time, we really start, we start to, the Office of Strategic Services pops up. Is that correct? Not quite. Not quite. That doesn't happen to World War II. As I said earlier, you can't.

30:27 We did not have the ability to have an intelligence service during peacetime. So in World War I, we got caught. We were very much behind the area of intelligence. We caught on quickly. The guy who ran our intelligence, a guy by the name of John Gata, he said we were greenhorns, his own words. Our code breakers did really well. But after the war, we took our eyes off the ball and dropped our intelligence actions again until World War II happened. When World War II hits, we're getting a little ahead of ourselves, just to finish your question. The OSS is quickly put together.

30:57 A guy by the name of Wild Bill Donovan becomes the first coordinator of information. By the way, the FBI and military did not want Wild Bill Donovan. He was a New York Republican lawyer. This concept of fraternal hostility was born. And basically his position was identical to what we saw created after 9-11 with the Patriot Act. We created the Office of the DNI. That's what Wild Bill Donovan was in World War II. And that's our first.

31:27 That's our World War II intelligence. But between World War I and World War II, now we did not have any official intelligence agencies at all, which basically allowed the corporations to run amok, which they did. And if I can go back to the end of World War I, this is where the story really starts overlapping. We've got the end of World War I. We've got the Treaty of Versailles. And sitting at that table are two alumni of Sullivan and Cromwell. One of them's name is John Foster Dulles.

31:59 And another is his brother, Alan Dulles. They're there at the Treaty of Versailles. And this is where basically the British and the Americans and their French partners are carving up huge swathes of the Middle East, Africa, creating artificial borders. But they're also negotiating the reparations on Germany. A war the Germans did not start and did not lose. And they got the short end of the stick. The result of World War I, the Ottoman Empire is completely wiped out. That's why the Middle East had to be re-carved.

32:28 An Austrian empire is decimated and splattered in the winds. These people didn't like competition, apparently. The British, our American cousins, made sure that happened at the negotiating table. Well, the reparations on Germany were ruinous for Germany. We all know about the hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic. This created an opportunity for American investment. And as a group of American investors, families like the DuPont family,

32:59 basically the blue blood of the Northeast establishment, the royalty of America, the Gilded Age descendants. And they would bank through a group called Brown Brothers Harriman. Harriman's an important name there. When his father, the railroad baron E.H. Harriman, died, Harriman inherited the largest fortune in American history. One of the bankers is a guy by the name of Prescott Bush. You may have heard of him. He's the father of George H.W. Bush and the grandfather of the second Bush president.

33:30 Of course, a member of Skull and Bones, but we won't get into that yet. Probably have to do that another time, because that all ties into it, too. They're banking some brown blood retirement. They're investing in what will become Nazi Germany. All the German assets are being bought up on pennies on the dollar. These Wall Street corporations, probably about 50 families, are putting a lot of money in there.

33:57 They're funneling it through banks in Amsterdam and Switzerland. These are the people who financed the rise of the Nazi partner in Adolf Hitler in 1934 or 33. This is also the same group that committed what we've known as the business plot. Are you familiar with General Smedley Butler? Yes, sir. Yes, sir, I am. Okay. It's a fun story because it ties into this. There's a bunch of businessmen who decided to overthrow FDR.

34:29 didn't work through the last minute, Smedley Butler upheld his oath. I'm no fan of FDR, but I just don't like coups in America. It failed. And one of the orchestrators of that was Prescott Bush. They basically wanted to have a corporate rulership of America, also known as fascism. It's very similar to the mercantilist system, very similar to what we're living through today, and exactly what they put in power in Nazi Germany, the fascist system. And they were cooperating with Mussolini.

35:00 There's not a whole lot of strong money tied between Wall Street and Mussolini, but I'm sure they're there. Let's take a break. Go ahead. We'll go ahead and take the break right here so we have enough time on the other side of this to kind of round out the hour, and we'll get ready for hour number two. It's War Hamster Brady, and on X is War underscore Hamster 1776.

35:23 It's the radio show for those citizens out there who are awake, not woke. It's a good fight with Jameson Haygood. Final segment here, the first hour with War Hamster Brady. You can go to Rumble, search War Hamster Brady. You'll see all of his content. What we're doing, we're exploring the ties that bind Western intelligence networks to our Western banking system, focusing on what's going on here. But now, look, the idea that there are borders.

35:51 and that it's just the American way of life and American entities operating alone have just been a myth. Now we're finding out with War Hamster Brady here. They've been a myth the whole time. Brady, with three minutes here, I wanted to clarify some things because we're kind of walking through. It started way back in the 13th century in Venice with these oligarchs creating the fractional reserve banking system.

36:17 the intelligence networks that would always go with the idea of oligarchs needing to control resources and manipulate things. And we've worked into now the Treaty of Versailles after World War I, and that's the first time we see John Foster Dulles and Alan Dulles show up. So now we've got two minutes. Brady, I just wanted to review that. These are brothers, and were they also Sullivan and Cromwell?

36:46 lawyers and Wall Street-type lawyer representatives? Yeah, they most certainly were. They were corporate bankers, is what they were. And post-World War I, between the time of World War I and World War II, they kept their international clients. And one of the big ones of Alan Dulles' clients was a group company called IG Carbon. And I bring this up because it's hot in the news today with the RFK announcement last week. IG Carbon was...

37:14 It was once said by a historian that Hitler is Farben and Farben is Hitler. This is where a lot of their industrial might came from. It was financed by Allen Dulles' clients. They sold it in Cuomo, a set of shell companies. IG Farben would become Bayer. Bayer would then buy Monsanto. These people are poisoning our food today. It is the same company, same corporate structure that has never changed. IG Farben is the one who is responsible for the dichroic gas in World War II.

37:42 These are the people who are doing business with this big chemical and big agro. And all of these stuff made out of the big pharma and the chemicals and things like that, they were all oil derivatives, which is why the Rockefeller name keeps coming up. And I just want to throw one thing out there. Who's calling the shots at the intelligence agencies? Right after World War I, the Council of Foreign Relations was founded by the Rockefeller. And this is basically a group of insiders, very powerful people, that would then be the...

38:12 hidden hand behind the U.S. government foreign policy. Yes, sir. This is going to be a great place to pick up right here. And when you said at the Treaty of Versailles, with John Foster Dulles and Alan Dulles, these brothers there representing these international interests, would you say at that individual meeting as well, these types were the ones calling the shots as far as redrawing the maps themselves as 20 seconds? I mean, they had influence. They weren't just there, in other words. These were the...

38:42 decision makers, shot callers on literally redrawing maps. A lot of this stuff is being done by backroom deals, dinners in smoky rooms, a bunch of clandestine meetings. You didn't necessarily want people to know you're meeting with your counterpart, but they did. Excellent stuff. It's going to be War Hamster Brady the whole second hour. You've got time to send out the links, wyb.com, and click listen. You can stream it from anywhere on the planet.

39:11 It's Real Resistance Radio. Now, once again, if we deny who are those opposing humanity and God across the planet, building world government, if we deny it or say it doesn't exist, it's because of our own willful ignorance. The information is out there. Warhamster Brady, when we get back.

39:29 Yeah, you found the right place. It's Jameson Haygood, and I am a watchman on the wall here in the state of Mississippi. I hope you're ready to be transformed by the renewing of your mind. We've waited long enough the second hour here with War Hamster Brady, studying the ties that bind Western intelligence agencies and Western banking and corporations and how this all has played out in history past, but also what we're seeing now.

39:56 in the middle of this globalist takeover that has completely captured the West without a question. He walked us through, going all the way back to the 13th century Venice, through the 1600s to 1800s with the British East India Company. We've now worked into the 20th century, early 20th century, a major turning point in the connections between the Anglo and American establishment here.

40:26 I want to start here with Brady, focusing back in on World War I. We've heard all wars are bankers' wars. Now, with hindsight being 20-20, it's completely real. We see a monopoly capitalist and oligarchs private sector pulling the strings of government and the capitalist state in order to control resources and land masses. That's what we're seeing. That's what we've seen in the past. Let me turn Brady loose here.

40:54 Let's go back to World War I, and who caused that war, and who financed that war, and what was that all about, so we can get that clear in our mind? Well, I'll tell you what didn't cause the war was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. Okay. That's what blamed on, but that's obviously not the case. I've always wondered that. Sorry to cut you off, but that one, and I'm certainly not a World War I historian.

41:22 My 30,000-foot view, that never made sense. I couldn't figure out why that resulted in all of this to me. No, that was your false flag. That was your justification. Yes, sir. We've seen this throughout the 20th century. Yes, sir. Different reasons to start a war that aren't necessarily the actual cause. Right, right. Whether it be Lusitania, Pearl Harbor, what have you. Yes, sir. I think Pearl Harbor is a pretty good reason. I bring that up because...

41:50 I don't believe that FDR actually did have the intelligence deal that was coming and allowed it to happen. That's not today's topic. We can do that one a later day. Yeah, I would love to. I would love to. Yeah, so what did cause World War I? Well, as you said, all wars are banker wars. A couple of real big ones. I'll give you three good economic reasons. Okay. The Austrian Empire was a direct competitor to the British and the French throughout the European continent. They've been problematic. Land wars have been happening for the better part of the year.

42:19 The 1800s are full of European wars. And, of course, the central banks, mostly Rothschild banks, were financing both sides. You know, war is a racket. In fact, let me just read the quote real quick. I pulled up General Smedley Butler. Smedley Butler, yes, sir. It's a testimony to Congress. So this is in his book. It's called War is a Racket. Because war is a racket. It always has been. And it's possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope.

42:50 It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives. It's dead on. Yeah, it's pretty powerful words. That's one of the books everyone should have on their shelf is War of the Racket because he names names too. Going back to the cause of World War I, I think that's economic reason number one, competition from the Austrian Empire, which obviously is no longer on the map. It's about, you know, it's dissolved in what, 13 different Eastern European states, most of them now landlocked.

43:22 increasing their ability to compete with the British in industrial might. Reason number two is the Suez Canal. The English had built the Suez Canal, but that's in Egypt. At the time, I think something like 48% of the world's trade was going through the Suez Canal. It could save you weeks of sailing around the Cape to get to the east. The Ottoman Empire was encroaching on the British hegemony of the trade through there. That couldn't stand. The Germans were also building a railroad.

43:54 to what is now Iraq and try to do a land-based trade. And, of course, the British couldn't have that. But I've always thought that the main reason that the war started was because the English industrialists did not like the competition from the German industrialists that rose out of the early 20th century. The German education system is producing some very bright people, and they are very ingenious people, and they were competing very, very well.

44:23 They got bombed to smithereens in World War I. And as you mentioned, they blockaded the German people. They decimated Germany. Again and again, it's a war that Germany didn't start. The only reason they got dragged into it is because they had a treaty with the Austrians. They got set up. They were 100% set up for it. And then at the Treaty of Versailles, all of the criminal or unethical responses by the Allies resulted in German...

44:55 and also a major vitriolic reaction by the Germans against the other European countries and decision makers. And in this case, you just told us at the last hour that it was John Foster Dulles, Alan Dulles, American Sullivan Cromwell lawyers and representatives making the decisions for these sanctions that were put on Germany.

45:28 And what's going on this whole time, even going back to the beginning of the 20th century, I'd love to be able to read another Smedley Butler quote from his testimony in Congress in 1935. It really tells you what was going on. It's one paragraph, a long one, but if you don't mind. Please. This is the most decorated U.S. Marine in history when he retired. He's been fighting all over the world.

45:58 and America is not really supposed to be at war this whole time, but he says, I spent 33 years and four months in active military service, and during that period I spent most of my time as a high-class muscle man for big business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico, and especially Tampico, safe for American oil interest in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the national city bank boys to collect revenues in at Citibank.

46:29 No coincidence, my former employer. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street, the banana republics. I helped purify Nicaragua for the International Banking House of Brown Brothers in 1902 to 1912. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Honduras right for the American fruit companies in 1903.

46:55 In China in 1927, I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents. It lays it all out. It lays the players. It lays the template.

47:17 And I am ashamed to say that I've heard a lot about that book. I'm familiar with Smedley Butterfly. And I just had a good friend maybe two months ago says, you have to read it. It's not too long of a read. And I still haven't done it. I will do that coming up. I'll also send you a link to a video on it. It's a shorter version. If your time is as scarce as most of us are at this stage, I've got a great video bookmarked. Yes, sir.

47:44 The interesting thing about all that period of time is every one of those U.S. military operations, even though we're not at war, is preceded by intelligence work on the ground. And if we don't have active intelligence agencies, who's going in there? Well, it's these lawyers acting as intelligence agencies. Mostly, as I said, you saw Brown Brothers here and then mentioned in there. We're talking about Sullivan and Cromwell. They're on the floor, on the ground work, doing all this wet work. And that's what intelligence has always been.

48:12 finding the kidney contact with the underworld and characters who were willing to sell out the country for a profit. That is espionage, and that's what's been going on. But it was done by private interest in America. That is a great way to put it. I'm going to clip that out. So does it also play into that these law firms were able to kind of legally create maybe the shell companies in a way that a normal person couldn't? Absolutely. That's the invention.

48:40 When they were financing the Nazi war machine, it was done through shell companies. And it was like four U.S. shell companies basically owned IG Farben. And again, IG Farben might be one of the most evil corporations ever, and it's still operating to this day. We talked off the air as we move on, but before we leave this, because I've had a lot of people ask me, Hitler, this is very clear when you talk about Brown Brothers Harriman, the Prescott Bush banking,

49:11 representing his banking interests. Adolf Hitler was not a grassroots populist leader. He was chosen. Absolutely. He was groomed for many years. They knew who he was a decade before when they staged the unrest. This is very much like a Gladio type of operation. Then they had a protest in the streets.

49:44 in this case, the National Socialists protesting in the streets. They used the rags-tag fire as an excuse to clamp down on their power. But at the end of the day, he was chosen. He was groomed. By whom? Probably the money behind him. You know, he was given permission to become the chancellor in 1933. Without the American interest, that would not have happened. And that's evident in the fact that these same people, these same corporate oligarchs of America fought.

50:14 and argued to keep America out of World War II for several years. The only reason we ever got into World War II, because FDR wanted in for several years before we got in there, was because of Pearl Harbor. We never actually declared war on Germany. We declared war on the Japanese, and the Japanese happened to have an alliance with Germany, the Axis powers, and Germany declared war on the United States as a result of that. Okay, great. While we're on here, let's stay here just a few minutes.

50:44 Do you think with the Western banking interests behind Adolf Hitler, no doubt funding his war machine, ramping it up because everybody's heard the famous stories of the Weimar Republic, there'd be no way to go from wheelbarrows full of paper to get a loaf of bread to retooling his war machine without Western banking interests and moguls and resources and manufacturing behind him. Did Adolf Hitler get out of hand marching across Europe?

51:14 Or was that kind of a known green flag type operation where they almost knew and he was led and nudged that way in order to further take over Europe once they ousted him? Well, I think he was prodded. He was given plenty of opportunity. I'm certainly never going to make the case that Hitler was a good guy. I know people can say that, but that's just not the case. And I don't know if it's coming across. I'm not saying that either.

51:43 No, there's a big issue going on with Poland. There's some territory that was carved out of World War I in the Treaty of Versailles. There's a large German population that somehow got carved into Polish territory. The Poles were not treating the Germans very well. That was one of the major reasons they invaded Poland to start it. That was one of the big instigations. But again, this is espionage at the highest level, diplomacy. Playing the great game of thrones, moving police around on the chessboard.

52:13 When Hitler nationalized the economy, you can nationalize any economy and you're going to get some success. It's probably never sustainable because the debt you rack up for a while, you can certainly really make some economic progress. And he built a war machine. And you're not going to build a war machine unless you plan on using it. And he most certainly had plenty of excuses. Tensions were still hot in World War I. Matter of fact, they say, you know, really, it's just World War I, Part II, right?

52:45 Something that would say it never ended. There you go. Yeah. I want to stay on time. You've agreed. Most likely we're going to stay through this hour. We've got Warhamster Brady here. We're following the ties from inception. Western intelligence has always been run by private sector oligarchs, monopoly capitalists, banking interests from inception. It can't be scoffed at anymore. We're studying that with one of the best.

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53:44 At this point, we're talking today with War Hamster Brady. We've moved into the turn of the 20th century right here around World War II, talking about the ties that bind Western intelligence networks and the banking entities from inception and what we're under now. Brady, let's talk about maybe.

54:08 Right here at the end of World War II and now, where I had messed up earlier in the first hour in my zeal to collaborate with you, talked about the OSS being after the first World War. I knew that it was kind of tied to Truman's leaving and at the end of the second World War. We're about there, aren't we? Exactly where I wanted to get rid of. You've keyed me up perfectly. Yes, sir. Well, so we get into World War II, and obviously we need intelligence again, so the OSS is formed.

54:39 Shows deleted is a guy by the name of Wild Bill Donovan. Coincidentally, Donovan was a lawyer from New York. Joining this, you know, other people who had a lot of intelligence experience, of course, went to these other law firms like Solomon Cromwell. And that's where Alan Dulles jumps back into the picture. Dulles spent most of World War II in Switzerland, where he was carving out his own little deal-making empire. He's also meeting regularly with Nazi leaders.

55:08 And that led to Operation Paperclip after the war. That was basically where a lot of the German leadership and scientists didn't have to face tribunes. They ended up being exfiltrated to places like Argentina and, of course, the United States at Operation Paperclip. Dulles is the guy who was doing that while the war was still going on from Switzerland, in all these banking houses and meeting in, again, all these dark, smoky rooms.

55:37 Can we go into that just another maybe minute or two on Operation Paperclip, exactly what that was, please, sir? So what would happen is the military is occupying half of Berlin, and the Nazis have an unconditional surrender, and we're going through all their records, and the military is processing who's going to trial, who's going to jail, who's not. And what happened was some of the insiders would put a paperclip on a file to know just...

56:06 person was not to be prosecuted. That's why they called it Operation Paperclip. That was a specific place on the file holder to know that this is a guy that Delos and his friends had been dealing with. They'd been deal-making while we were still fighting war. Right, and so I've given full credit to Gordon from Breaking History, Badlands Media, and

56:30 Colonel Towner Watkins for creating what Colonel Towner calls it the International Syndicate. I believe it was Gordon maybe that mentioned the Crime Syndicate first, so I just put them all together. So the International Crime Syndicate there, represented by the Allen Dulles types, these intel network controllers and representatives of banking interest across the planet, decided...

56:57 They basically took from the Nazi war machine and the engineering side of it and everything tied to it, the scientific side, they figured out who would be useful to advance their cause and saved them and brought them into their network. That would be a good way to say it. Exactly. Okay. And that's also where, and I'm not going to steal Colonel Counter's thunder and talk about Operation Gladio because she does it better than I do, but that's where that happened as well. Yes, sir.

57:27 all the stay-behind lines. This is what our OSS was building towards. I find one of the other fascinating things about World War II and the OSS is what they were doing in Asia. They'd been working with Chiang Kai-shek, and Chiang Kai-shek was partnered with a criminal organization called the Green Gang, the world's largest opium smugglers. When Mao Zedong takes over China, the opium dealers are out of business, so they use the whole operation down in Afghanistan, the Golden Triangle.

57:56 Vietnam, Cambodia, et cetera, where we had conflict for the last five decades, and where the CIA has been involved in all of that. That's where they were smuggling opium from, into Cuba. Cuba was refining in Cuba and sending it to the streets of the United States. Again, why do you think the CIA was so gung-ho for the Bay of Pigs? It all ties together. But the OSS was doing the early groundwork on that.

58:23 Let me, okay, let's review that too. So the Office of Strategic Services, was it right, was it Truman that actually set that up first? No, it was under FDR. Okay, okay. Well, what Truman had to do was, you know, he basically inherited it as a presidency when FDR passed away in his fourth term. Right. When the war ended, he had to break up the OSH, but it was apparent that we were going to need to have an ongoing intelligence operation. So for about two years under Truman.

58:54 They tried to create what became the CIA. The big argument going on was whether they would just be an intelligence-gathering organization or would they also be allowed to do covert action. That would be influenced through propaganda, sabotage, working with and against allies, working with indigenous resistance. That's Operation Gladio. And, of course, they brought in some bomb-like high-tech gadgets. And that was the early OSS. That was under Truman. He signed the National Security Act that created the CIA.

59:23 And obviously the winner of that debate was that they would be an intelligence gathering operation and basically a secret military force. Well, interestingly, the way the bill was written, they're supposed to not be able to covert. Behind the scenes over the next year, they got the covert action guys won the battle, but that was not in the actual legislation. Okay. Hey, when was the OSS?

59:53 Originally, the Office of Strategic Services started doing these opium ops and controlling the logistics there, or at least playing into the logistics in Asia. When was that? What year was that? Well, officially, it would have been 19 when we joined the war. But we had private entities like the Flying Tigers that were running private intelligence and running flights and weapons and guns. And the guns and weapons trade was already happening. Flying Tigers is a fascinating story.

1:00:24 So we had private entities already doing this before we personally entered the war. In order to move valuable drugs to make dark ops money, but also they used drugs to control people, right? Makes sense. Well, absolutely. And, of course, there were commercial interests in propping up the nationalists in China versus now. And they were, like I said, private entities doing this. You talk about the, what was that act?

1:00:55 Private individuals aren't allowed to commit to the Sherman, not Sherman Act, whatever, not allowed to do international diplomacy, but we were doing it. These people just stepped right into the OSS and later the CIA. From inception, I know that Colonel Towner Watkins, you might can finish her work together. She says the three-spoked wheel of Western intelligence or CIA slash Operation Gladio ops.

1:01:25 Human trafficking, drug trafficking, and I forget the third. Human trafficking and drug trafficking. There it is. That's it. I'm sorry. It's also money laundering because banks are involved in every bit of this. When you have currency cross borders, you have to have a banking system. Exactly. Right. You have to have the infrastructure and the networks in place in order to carry out the transactions. And you'll find that HSBC has been involved in almost all of them or some kind of shell company. They're the greatest money laundering bank in history. Wow.

1:02:00 We're going to take the break right here. What we're opening to, because so much is like drinking through a fire hose, and we've covered a lot of this on the show. I've given everybody the resources and the work, because what I'll never do is steal somebody's intellectual property as my own. The thing is, is we have patriots out there and historians who lay a lot on the line that have already studied this, and they're sharing this information like Warhamster Brady daily. So the information is there. The understanding.

1:02:26 that these intelligence networks should never be trusted to determine who the good guys and bad guys are across the planet as they justify expanding their scope and building world government. It's the point we're trying to get across today. From inception of these intelligence agencies, it has been a bad thing for sovereign nations and multipolar authorities across the planet. We'll continue with War Hamster Brady when we get back.

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1:03:16 And Brady was saying during the break, he says, man, I feel like we needed another two hours to go in depth of what we've covered so far. I get that a lot. And also for people like Brady who have done a lot of long-form podcasts, it sits well for their content. But also at the same time, no time spent on this is a waste because we need review. And also we need to be bringing the receipts like we are here. Even when you can't go into detail, showing the names, showing the dates.

1:03:45 showing the takeovers, showing the false flags and how we've seen these oligarchs, an international crime syndicate, as Colonel Tanner Watkins called it, directly undermining sovereign nations, but certainly our own, never upholding any authority, never answering to any authority of the United States Constitution. Just the acknowledging of this and bringing the receipts that Warhamster Brady has done and others like him.

1:04:13 is a worthwhile exercise that, of course, we'll continue to study and we'll have him back any time. I did think it was worth me taking that time, Brady, to lay that out because even though each one of these instances, everything you've talked about could go, we could do a whole week of shows on any one of these, it still never hurts to talk about the 30,000-foot view of this takeover now that we can see international corporate...

1:04:40 technocratic takeover socially and scientifically engineering human beings across the planet to build world government hindsight is completely 2020 and you're helping us do that we've now worked into kind of this office of strategic services transfer into what became the central intelligence agencies at agency after world war ii uh continue to walk us through this process of the ties between banking

1:05:08 and Western Intel agencies. Yeah, I want to take a step back to 1944. War was still going on, and they had what was called the Bretton Woods Agreement. Prior to World War II, the British pound was the global reserve currency. And this matters a lot. When everyone has to trade in their currency, it creates demand for their currency, makes for a very strong currency. After the Bretton Woods Agreement, the U.S. dollar took over as the world's reserve currency. We probably have a 20% to 50%

1:05:40 bump in our American purchasing power because our dollar is a reserve currency. And for those of you, I'll answer the obvious question. Yeah, we'd probably see a bit of a drop now that we're getting into a multi-polar currency world. I'd argue that's a good thing. Competition is always going to keep the issuers of the currency honest. They have to compete with other currencies. But it is going to be a, there will be a hit to American purchasing power versus international goods.

1:06:09 Thankfully, we're a country that pretty much could sustain itself if we needed to. So I think that's not going to be as big of an economic hit as it could have been otherwise. But that was a big deal that we became the world's global bankers. That led into the Bank of Korea National Settlement, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund, the IMF. These matter because, and we're not going to get into too big a detail, but the way it ties into the intelligence agencies,

1:06:37 is when we decide we want to do a regime change in another country, we just don't do it by sending in the troops. We don't just do it by using espionage. We also do it through international legal channels. We get these countries in debt to us. We ruin our economy any time they want. And, you know, this is not just an America thing. This is a globalist organization that's mostly driven by the American dollar. It matters a lot.

1:07:06 This is how we topple. It's one of the most powerful tools that the imperial America or the imperial Anglo-American alliance, and I still say we work together very closely with our British cousins, at least at that level. So that's very important to tie banking into how it all works. It's more than a three-legged stool, but those are the three big legs. Right. Right. And it follows.

1:07:33 It follows the model, once again, that it's international interest over your own. If they're using the dollar to manipulate and overthrow other countries, it undermines, by inflating the currency and all the things that they do, by its very nature, it's doing things that are antithetical to the sovereignty of this country and the quality of life here for its own citizens. All in the name of, quote, unquote, spreading democracy.

1:08:00 No, that's not what we're doing. Our foreign policy, which has been dictated by entities like the CFR, Council of Foreign Relations, which was founded by the Rockefellers, one of the world's three biggest oil monopolies, the other two being, of course, Royal Dutch Shell and British Petroleum. And you go back to after World War I, why did they carve up the Middle East? Well, that's where the oil was. British Petroleum, Royal Dutch Shell, and Standard Oil were calling a lot of those shots. That's why they had their representatives.

1:08:30 at the table in Versailles. They deliberately created countries with unnatural borders to have strife, whether it be racial, ethnic, religious strife, specifically to destabilize their government so that we could more easily exploit their resources. And every step of the way, our intelligence agencies are in there ahead of time.

1:08:58 If you look at the interest in the council and the makeup of the Council on Foreign Relations, you see the very network. You see this international crime syndicate represented, don't you? You see the corporate and international banking cabals. You see the unelected state bureaucrats and technocrats. You see media. I mean, it's an open conspiracy, as H.G. Wells would call it.

1:09:26 Yeah, and it's still going on to this day. I mean, I know we're going to avoid getting too close to the modern day. We're going to save that for another show, hopefully. Yes, sir. If you look at Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama, which is basically Republican, Democrat, Republican, Democrat, and our foreign policy never changed. The neocrons and neoliberals are the same. Why? Because the same people are calling the shots. They don't care who sits. That's why we have a monoparty, a uniparty, or I like to say 1.5 political parties.

1:09:55 They're not calling the shots. It's the hand behind the throne that is calling the shots. It doesn't matter if an administration switches from Democrat to Republican or vice versa. You'll see the exact same people, whether it be Kissinger or Brzezinski or Victoria Nuland. All these people are still the ones in the State Department that are calling the shots, setting our American foreign policy. And this goes back all the way to the turn of the 20th century, at least.

1:10:26 That any nation who has a leader looking to secure its border and make its own decisions that are best for its own nation, control its own agriculture and energy, control its own medium of exchange, among other things, not signing on to the Luciferian world government, that person will become enemy number one of an Obama administration or McCain administration or Romney or Bush.

1:10:55 and the International Crime Syndicate. It can't be a coincidence, can it, Brady? It can't. And that's why we always say that, you know, right versus left, red versus blue. That's a distraction to keep us from looking up and seeing who's pulling the puppet strings. It's divide and conquer, which goes back to Roman times. Coincidentally, we can trace from these bloodlines all the way back to Rome. They know how to rule. It's the same playbook over and over again. Once you learn how to look for it, that's the whole reason we do these shows.

1:11:27 is once people learn how to look for it, you'll never be able to unsee it. It becomes really crystal clear what's happening. Even in modern day, you know, we saw it in Belarus, attempts at color revelations. We just saw one in, oh, goodness, I've gone blank on a country that just did that. But it's happening all over the world, and it's the exact same playbook.

1:11:49 How convenient. Any nation that decides to step up and have a leader that's going to make their own decisions that's best for their people and say, hey, don't get me wrong, we'll do some trade with you guys, but we're not going to let you centrally plan our economy and our culture out of Davos or Washington, D.C. or Silicon Valley. As soon as you say that, you are going to be set up for some type of false flag. And that's the definition as we take the break to come back for one more final segment with Brady. Brady, I have.

1:12:18 defined a neocon there's a number of ways you can define them but i give a few characteristics to make sure people um understand what that is because i know because i used to be one going back all the way to 2015 i really just figured out and broke completely out of it in 2019 it took me that long i'm ashamed i'm ashamed to say but a neocon will sit here and say it's western intelligence networks that are going to be the ones that can determine or should be determining

1:12:47 who the good guys and bad guys are across the planet, and we should fund them, those networks, to the hilt and let them do whatever they want to to take out the bad guys and install the good guys across the planet. That's one of the characteristics of a neocon. How would you describe them? Well, I'd say that, you know, you would have the, you know, the ultimate neocon was probably George H.W. Bush. Yes, sir. He's the epitome of the former head of the CIA.

1:13:15 And they never met a war they didn't want to start. But they are always doing it for the corporate reasons. And they could do it, you know, the color of spreading American democracy. Right. That's their cover story. That's not what they're actually doing. Spreading American democracy means setting up a national populist to install a puppet regime that will sign on to U.N. Agenda 2030 basically now, doesn't it?

1:13:43 Yeah, it's kind of shifted into that. Agenda 2030 didn't originally exist. At the end of World War I, they wanted to try the League of Nations, the one world government. They've always wanted that. That's what these people have always been going for, the one world government. At the end of World War II, we got the United Nations. It wasn't given a whole lot of teeth, but it sure did operate a lot behind the scenes. They've always tried to go for the one world government, and Agenda 2030 is just the newest iteration of the exact same thing.

1:14:10 Incredible stuff. I tell you what, let's take the break here so we can come back and make sure we know all the ways to stay in touch with you, Brady.

1:14:18 For a man who's done all the stuff you've done in the private sector and the media hits you've done, you're so gracious with your time. You're a true servant leader. We'll make sure we can stay in touch. We've got one more segment with War Hamster Brady once again on Rumble. Check it out. I'm getting texts left and right of people that already know of him, people that are going to be exploring all of his work. Oh, yeah. Well, it's because it's time to. Once again, if we're ignorant of who our opposition is,

1:14:43 It's our own fault, and you know it's not going to be the fight of us here at WYAB. The final segment's up next. It's psychological inoculation against globalist propaganda, and you can get your daily dose or shot or vaccine. Hey, this is a safe kind of inoculation, not like the ineffective and dangerous kind of inoculation in the COVID-19 shots. But anyway, you can get your psychological inoculation here daily in a good fight, 10 a.m. to noon. We sign off here.

1:15:14 with War Hamster Brady. I've been checking out your Rumble channel already, Brady. What are all the ways we can stay in touch with your incredible work? You've got such a unique participatory knowledge of, well, you have a bloodline tied to media, then you've been on Wall Street, you've seen how the international corporate leverage works over individuals, and then you put together your intellectual prowess for studying history and what we've seen the Western intelligence take over.

1:15:43 How can we consume more of your content? Thanks for asking. As you've been promoting the whole show, my main channel is on Rumble, Warhamster, all one word. I also have Warspacehamster, but that's a smaller channel. My main one is at Warhamster, all one word. Twitter, you can get me at war underscore hamster 1776. Please use the 1776 because there's another Warhamster running around the Internet or running around Twitter, and he's actually a pretty good guy. I actually like his content.

1:16:14 Get informed on my own. Also, on True Social, you can get me at war underscore hamster. And I spend a lot of my time on a website called patriots.win. I think your listeners would enjoy it there. In fact, one of your listeners just direct messaged me on patriots.win, and he's listening to our show right now. Excellent. I thought that was pretty funny, so shout out to you. You know who you are. Hey, help me with that patriots.win, W-I-N.

1:16:42 Yeah, Patriots.win. It says .com. It's .win. This used to be known as the Donald. It got shut down, obviously, right around J6. It got taken off the Internet. And some entrepreneurial engineering-type guys created a series of websites called .win. It's just a community message board. It's a lot of good content. I learn stuff there every day, and it's kind of my home away from regular social media.

1:17:07 Excellent. Once again, you did say that you would like to come on again and let's talk through this and pick up the modern times and continue to connect the dots because my mind is blown, Brady. I can still continue to be shocked at the number of real conservative and principled and populist citizens that understand that our country has already been hijacked, but yet they still don't know the past and how the Western intelligence agencies and our own

1:17:36 Government is a part of it. That's got to stop. We need basically everybody you walk by on the street to know what is objective now. Hindsight facts of how this takeover has happened. And you're you're helping do that. I mean, I cannot believe somebody giving the CIA the benefit of the doubt in this environment and the media, which they're tied to. We'll get you on there to show those ties later. But it's the environment. No less. We're in 30 seconds.

1:18:05 Yeah, I just want to give a teaser the next time we get together. There's no coincidence that the State Department and the CIA work hand-in-hand together. Alan Dulles, when he became director of the CIA, his brother, John Foster Dulles, was the director of the Department of State. And there's no coincidence, and then we're going to get into that more when we talk next. Excellent. I look forward to it, and I bid you Godspeed. Until then, we'll see you down the road. Thanks for having me on.

Entities here

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Claims made here

Andrew Jackson removed_from_power Bank of United States host_asserted ▶ 25:28

“I was able to end the Second Bank of the United States in 1836. We spent the next 80 years without a central bank. And you had private banks creating money, although supposedly this was supposed to be…”

Theodore Roosevelt founded Progressive Party host_asserted ▶ 28:26

“Roosevelt starts a third party known as the Progressive Party. This is no conservative. He did that mainly to help allow the Federal Reserve Act to be passed. There's a lot of pressure on Taft to sign…”

Theodore Roosevelt funded Federal Reserve host_asserted ▶ 28:26

Woodrow Wilson signed Federal Reserve host_asserted ▶ 28:26

Nelson W. Aldrich headed National Park Commission host_asserted ▶ 29:26

“about a quarter of the wealth of the entire world. Like I said, you had representatives of the Rockefellers, Rothschilds. Rockefeller's a big one in this, and they start coming in here. Yes, sir. Funn…”

Nelson W. Aldrich member_of DuPont family host_asserted ▶ 29:26

Nelson Rockefeller member_of DuPont family host_asserted ▶ 29:57

“Gerald Ford's vice president was a guy by the name of Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller. Yes, sir. Yeah, he named after his famous grandfather. There's the ties right there. Yes, sir. That's our ancestors, t…”

William J. Donovan headed Office of Strategic Services host_asserted ▶ 30:57

“A guy by the name of Wild Bill Donovan becomes the first coordinator of information. By the way, the FBI and military did not want Wild Bill Donovan. He was a New York Republican lawyer. This concept …”

John Foster Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 31:27

“That's our World War II intelligence. But between World War I and World War II, now we did not have any official intelligence agencies at all, which basically allowed the corporations to run amok, whi…”

Allen Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 31:59

“And another is his brother, Alan Dulles. They're there at the Treaty of Versailles. And this is where basically the British and the Americans and their French partners are carving up huge swathes of t…”

Allen Dulles member_of Versailles Treaty host_asserted ▶ 31:59

John Foster Dulles member_of Versailles Treaty host_asserted ▶ 31:59

DuPont family funded Nazi Germany host_asserted ▶ 32:28

“An Austrian empire is decimated and splattered in the winds. These people didn't like competition, apparently. The British, our American cousins, made sure that happened at the negotiating table. Well…”

Brown Brothers Harriman funded Nazi Germany host_asserted ▶ 32:59

“basically the blue blood of the Northeast establishment, the royalty of America, the Gilded Age descendants. And they would bank through a group called Brown Brothers Harriman. Harriman's an important…”

Prescott Bush funded Nazi Germany host_asserted ▶ 33:30

“Of course, a member of Skull and Bones, but we won't get into that yet. Probably have to do that another time, because that all ties into it, too. They're banking some brown blood retirement. They're …”

Prescott Bush attempted_coup_against Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted ▶ 33:57

“They're funneling it through banks in Amsterdam and Switzerland. These are the people who financed the rise of the Nazi partner in Adolf Hitler in 1934 or 33. This is also the same group that committe…”

Allen Dulles funded IG Farben host_asserted ▶ 36:46

“lawyers and Wall Street-type lawyer representatives? Yeah, they most certainly were. They were corporate bankers, is what they were. And post-World War I, between the time of World War I and World War…”

IG Farben succeeded Bayer host_asserted ▶ 37:14

“It was once said by a historian that Hitler is Farben and Farben is Hitler. This is where a lot of their industrial might came from. It was financed by Allen Dulles' clients. They sold it in Cuomo, a …”

Bayer succeeded Monsanto host_asserted ▶ 37:14

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Mexico book_quoted ▶ 45:58

“and America is not really supposed to be at war this whole time, but he says, I spent 33 years and four months in active military service, and during that period I spent most of my time as a high-clas…”

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Haiti book_quoted ▶ 45:58

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Cuba book_quoted ▶ 45:58

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Dominican Republic book_quoted ▶ 46:29

“No coincidence, my former employer. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street, the banana republics. I helped purify Nicaragua for the Internatio…”

Smedley Butler member_of Brown Brothers Harriman book_quoted ▶ 46:29

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Nicaragua book_quoted ▶ 46:29

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack Honduras book_quoted ▶ 46:29

Smedley Butler carried_out_attack China book_quoted ▶ 46:55

“In China in 1927, I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three…”

Brown Brothers Harriman funded Nazi Germany host_asserted ▶ 48:40

“When they were financing the Nazi war machine, it was done through shell companies. And it was like four U.S. shell companies basically owned IG Farben. And again, IG Farben might be one of the most e…”

Adolf Hitler carried_out_attack Poland host_asserted ▶ 51:43

“No, there's a big issue going on with Poland. There's some territory that was carved out of World War I in the Treaty of Versailles. There's a large German population that somehow got carved into Poli…”

William J. Donovan headed Office of Strategic Services host_asserted ▶ 54:39

“Shows deleted is a guy by the name of Wild Bill Donovan. Coincidentally, Donovan was a lawyer from New York. Joining this, you know, other people who had a lot of intelligence experience, of course, w…”

Allen Dulles member_of Solomon & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 54:39

Allen Dulles carried_out_attack Operation Paperclip host_asserted ▶ 55:08

“And that led to Operation Paperclip after the war. That was basically where a lot of the German leadership and scientists didn't have to face tribunes. They ended up being exfiltrated to places like A…”

Roxanne Towner Watkins founded International Crime Syndicate host_asserted ▶ 56:06

“person was not to be prosecuted. That's why they called it Operation Paperclip. That was a specific place on the file holder to know that this is a guy that Delos and his friends had been dealing with…”

Operation Paperclip funded Allen Dulles host_asserted ▶ 56:06

Chiang Kai-shek member_of Green Gang host_asserted ▶ 57:27

“all the stay-behind lines. This is what our OSS was building towards. I find one of the other fascinating things about World War II and the OSS is what they were doing in Asia. They'd been working wit…”

Green Gang trafficked Golden Triangle host_asserted ▶ 57:27

Office of Strategic Services recruited Chiang Kai-shek host_asserted ▶ 57:27

Central Intelligence Agency trafficked Cuba host_asserted ▶ 57:56

“Vietnam, Cambodia, et cetera, where we had conflict for the last five decades, and where the CIA has been involved in all of that. That's where they were smuggling opium from, into Cuba. Cuba was refi…”

Harry S. Truman founded Central Intelligence Agency host_asserted ▶ 58:54

“They tried to create what became the CIA. The big argument going on was whether they would just be an intelligence-gathering organization or would they also be allowed to do covert action. That would …”

Central Intelligence Agency carried_out_attack Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 58:54

Flying Tigers supplied_arms_to China host_asserted ▶ 59:53

“Originally, the Office of Strategic Services started doing these opium ops and controlling the logistics there, or at least playing into the logistics in Asia. When was that? What year was that? Well,…”

International Crime Syndicate laundered_money_for HSBC host_asserted ▶ 1:01:25

“Human trafficking, drug trafficking, and I forget the third. Human trafficking and drug trafficking. There it is. That's it. I'm sorry. It's also money laundering because banks are involved in every b…”

Bretton Woods Agreement founded World Bank host_asserted ▶ 1:06:09

“Thankfully, we're a country that pretty much could sustain itself if we needed to. So I think that's not going to be as big of an economic hit as it could have been otherwise. But that was a big deal …”

Bretton Woods Agreement founded IMF host_asserted ▶ 1:06:09

Rockefeller founded CFR host_asserted ▶ 1:08:00

“No, that's not what we're doing. Our foreign policy, which has been dictated by entities like the CFR, Council of Foreign Relations, which was founded by the Rockefellers, one of the world's three big…”

CFR member_of International Crime Syndicate host_asserted ▶ 1:08:58

“If you look at the interest in the council and the makeup of the Council on Foreign Relations, you see the very network. You see this international crime syndicate represented, don't you? You see the …”

George H.W. Bush headed Central Intelligence Agency host_asserted ▶ 1:12:47

“who the good guys and bad guys are across the planet, and we should fund them, those networks, to the hilt and let them do whatever they want to to take out the bad guys and install the good guys acro…”

Allen Dulles headed Central Intelligence Agency host_asserted ▶ 1:18:05

“Yeah, I just want to give a teaser the next time we get together. There's no coincidence that the State Department and the CIA work hand-in-hand together. Alan Dulles, when he became director of the C…”

John Foster Dulles headed United States Department of Defense host_asserted ▶ 1:18:05