Col Watkins-AtTheMic Operation Gladio Pt 2: The Dark Network Controlling the World

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"Col Towner Watkins, Operation Gladio- What REALLY Happened in the SHADOWS of the Cold War"
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PART TWO (this one) Notes/Chapters/Transcript:
The CIA. The Vatican. The Mafia. Hidden wars, global corruption, and a deep state that never ended. In this jaw-dropping Part 2 with Col. Roxanne Towner Watkins, we unravel the dark legacy of Operation Gladio—an international web of assassinations, regime change, and drug trafficking that STILL shapes global politics.
Colonel Watkins and Keith Malinak go deeper than ever before, exposing how American and European intelligence agencies, religious institutions, and political leaders formed a covert alliance to manipulate entire nations. From Patrice Lumumba and the poppy fields of Afghanistan to the rise of Pope Francis and the Bush family's drug ties—this is the real history they never taught you.
You won’t believe who funded what… or who got murdered for trying to stop it.
Chapters:
00:00 – What Is Operation Gladio?
07:48 – CIA’s Global Involvement in Regime Change
25:01 – How Drug Trafficking Funds the Deep State
43:10 – Why Gladio Never Ended
52:24 – Patrice Lumumba’s Assassination Exposed
58:37 – Eisenhower’s Dark Legacy
01:07:54 – The Vatican’s Role in Money Laundering
01:23:50 – Reagan & the Rise of the Global Deep State
01:35:30 – Argentina’s Dirty War and U.S. Involvement
Transcript:
What Is Operation Gladio?
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Hello. Hello. Hello. Welcome to the Thursday deep dive. It's been a full week since we've gathered.
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Um there was no Friday live liveream last week. So, um thanks for hanging around. Uh this week we're back to
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normal with Thursday and Friday. Uh Rebecca and Brad will be here tomorrow at this time if you want to hang out
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with us then. Uh last week, if you missed it, uh enlightening conversation,
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demoralizing conversation as always with Steve friend. No, I love Steve. He is a
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wealth of information, former FBI agent turned whistleblower who has the goods
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on the FBI and the chaos over at the Department of Justice. And uh he as
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always taught us a lot with that conversation. So if you did miss that, um it of course
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is pinned to the top uh of the uh archive there on the feed. Let me just
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get this tweeted out for everyone. There we go. Okay. So, all the episodes pinned
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to the top. Another episode pinned to the top in the archive here on the Xream is my uh first conversation with my
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guest and uh I will get uh back to her in just a moment. Um retired US Air
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Force Colonel Roxan Towner Watkins. Um we've talked about Operation Gladadio
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and in fact it was the last thing I tweeted. So, you're welcome to hang out here. Um I'd love to have you. I just
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want you to know that part one, you you can watch you can watch part two. You don't need to to have watched part one,
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but it is there if you do want the setup to Operation Gladadio. Um, watch that uh
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when you're ready. And of course, available as always, Spotify, um, iTunes, iHeart Radio, Hero Wes, always
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putting everything up there. Everything available at atthe mikeshow.com as well. Thank you so much for all that you do,
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Wes. And uh we have to always give a shout out to Gabby who is keeping the Instagram page up and going with a lot
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of great content over there. Uh please follow along. Um subscribe. What was it called? Hell, I don't know. I don't get
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on Instagram. It's all Gabby. Uh at the mic show over on Instagram. A couple of
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great people that help me out uh for the love of the game and I'm I'm grateful for them. And I am grateful as well for
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the knowledge that my guest um uh gives to us on this show when it comes to the
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matters of things like Operation Gladadio. And before I go any further,
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follow her on X as well. There there's her handle. See, only the best graphics here at Colonel Towner. Yeah. And you
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know what? I messed up. I didn't put my uh Where's my uh my goodness? Shame on
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me. I've I've misplaced the the graphics for uh for Gabby and Wes. They're around
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here somewhere. So, a lot of great people you need to follow. There's Gabby, Jeffy apologist, and there's Wes
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uh at that guy at PGU. Got to give my love to to those that help out here.
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Okay, but definitely follow um the Colonel at Colonel Towner. Uh okay, so
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we got that there. So, we talked about a month or so ago and at the time um uh
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before I go any further though, where can pe because I know you do a lot of stuff, a lot of streaming yourself. Um
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where can people find your stuff other than X Colonel? The on Rumble. I'm at the Colonel's
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Corner. Um and there's hundreds of hours of material there. Um, I do book reviews
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um, every uh, Monday through Friday at four o'clock I do a show um, that is the
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focus of a book and we kind of just go through the book because most of the material in the over 100 books I now
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have on Operation Gladadio don't actually name the operation. For
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example, I just um finished a book yesterday called Hidden Terrors, and
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it's about Gladadio in Latin America, primarily South America, under Operation
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Condor. And yet, they never mention Operation Condor one time. And so, you
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really have to understand the subject matter to be able to look at a book and
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know whether or not it's going to act. For example, um I know um you're
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familiar with Whitney Webb's book. Um she wrote the two volume book on one
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nation under blackmail. The entire first volume of her book is describing Operation Gladadio and she doesn't even
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know it. That is interesting. Yeah. Um now, do
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you think that they just do they not know um or are they just uh trying to
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did they make a deal with someone? Hey, let me uh if we'll keep it on the down low. What do you think? That's uh what's
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the story behind that? Why why why are they avoiding the name and uh are they just trying to protect themselves or
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what? I don't know. Um I come across this all the time on X. Um where people will tell
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you part of the story, but they won't name the corporations behind it, the
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oligarchs. They know who they are. They won't name them. Maybe they're just trying to avoid
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lawsuits. Well, I don't know. But but it's history. Yeah. Gladadio would be Yeah.
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It's documented in book after book after book. These book authors have not been sued by these companies.
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Yeah. Because they're in declassified State Department cables. Um so there's no denying that
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they were involved in it. um companies like WR Grace, um Peter Grace, one of
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the um heirs of the the Grace uh fortune, intimately involved all over
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the world um because they had financial interest in international harvester
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comes up routinely, especially in South America because of Nelson Rockefeller and his farming um and United Fruit and
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their interest in it and banana farms and all of that stuff. So, there are oligarchs and corporations whose names
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come up time and time again. When I first researched the Chilean um
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overthrow of that government as part of Operation Condor, I discovered that Pepsico had a navy
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bigger than most countries. Okay, we got we got so much No,
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we've got so much that we're going to have to unpack. Let me let me kind of reset for those that that maybe aren't
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familiar with your endless work in covering Operation Gladadio and maybe they missed our conversation from about
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a month ago. Uh, one of the things that that you mentioned during our conversation was you recommended the
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book Operation Gladadio by Paul Williams. And I can say that since we
CIA’s Global Involvement in Regime Change
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last talked um I've I've I've listened to that book and I took extensive notes.
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Um, none of which I got them in front of me. None of which my notes that I can read though is probably going to be the
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issue here. But I do have a lot of questions that there's so much information in that book. Um, and it's
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it's and I mean this it is sickening. It's sickening to read our history and
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read the truth about it and and the chaos.
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It's not just sure we know anybody that that that
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follows or reads any American history knows that we have had
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our hand in a lot of conflicts. We were the catalyst for so much chaos in the world. But when you take a step back and
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you actually look at the big picture, correct? Which which Operation Gladadio is, which
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we need to explain how it got that name. It's there's just so much, Colonel. There's
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so much that that you It's It's almost like It's almost like every bad thing in
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the world, our country is the one that started it in one way or another. But Operation
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Gladadio, as you explained to us last time, that was the that was the the uh
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what was happening in Italy. In other words, we and this book goes through
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South America with Condor, uh Italy with with Gladadio, it talks about Turkey, it
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talks about um uh Germany, it talks about uh any France,
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it goes on and on and on. Yes. But the reason we go by the name Gladadio, and stop me if I get anything
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wrong here. Sure. Um is because that's the country that uncovered it. that Italy is the one that
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realized what the hell was going on. And when I say going on, I think it went
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through 1988 or something like that. Uh that's what they say. I I opinion now
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that it has never ended, but sure. You sure I mean, dear God, the the book goes up through Afghanistan and and
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and and it never made sense to me. And again, I don't want to I don't want to get too I want to try to stay a little
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bit linear here, but it really answers a lot of questions because I remember
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right after 9/11 and after the invasion of Afghanistan, I remember Bill O'Reilly
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asking damn near every night for a while, why aren't we spraying the poppy
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fields? And it's it's it's all comes down to money. It all comes down to I and oh my
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gosh, hold on. Hold on a second. I'm telling you, this is this is going to be add central today for me. I wrote down
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this quote, and I'm not going to be able to find it on the fly, but there was an
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author that was quoted in that book. Um, oh gosh. Um, well, I guess One Nation
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Under Blackmail, I think you just said that or maybe I wrote that down, but it was described in this in this book as we
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are a narco capitalist state. Holy crap.
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That right there should be on our money. Yes. So, so let's um
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let's let's let's go here. Um, on my day job over at The Blaze, I produce a show uh Pat Gay Unleashed. And we played a
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clip this week of Nancy Grace um talking about it doesn't matter, but she said uh
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she had a line where she said that she doesn't believe in conspiracy theories
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because you'd have to keep too many people quiet. Too many people have to keep their mouth shut. Well, I got news
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for Nancy. There's been a lot of people for um gosh, how many years has
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operation explain uh when that started? And let me get this annoying graphic off the screen.
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In in its current form, it started in the immediate aftermath of World War II.
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Had things like this happened prior to that? Yes. Um that's how we got Hawaii. Um Hawaii became a colony because we
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overthrew the queen. Time out. Time out. I give so much praise to Grover Cleveland, the last
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electable Democrat. They love him there because he did everything he could to
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stop that from happening, but he couldn't be president forever. And five minutes after he was out of office, it
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was goodbye queen, hello America. So explain how that happened because that right there
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is really the blueprint for what plays out uh 50 years later, you know, 70
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years later. Yeah. The the difference though is after World War II with the
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CIA and the military-industrial complex, the taxpayers were paying for it. Prior
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to that, we were not paying for the overthrows of governments. It is now on the
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taxpayers's dime. That's the beauty of all of this. So in Hawaii in a nutshell,
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there had been and and that's why I say while Paul Williams um who is a Catholic
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by the way, yeah, um grew up teaching in Catholic um education
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um implicates overwhelmingly the Catholic Church and their money laundering of Operation Gladadio drug
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funds. It is not just the Catholic Church. What you find out is every single religion has been infiltrated. So
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in Hawaii there were quite a few Protestant missionaries that had went
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over there. Over time those Protestant missionaries had bought up sugar
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plantations and the because Hawaii was its own entity. It
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did not belong to the United States. There were
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economic um efforts made in the United States to
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stop foreign sugar cane from being imported. And so they were putting tariffs and stuff like that on it. And
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of course these guys were making bank off of the sugar cane in Hawaii. And
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they were buttth hurt that they were now going to be treated as foreigners. They
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were Americans. They went there to plant churches. Um but they had got into
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business. And so the king passes away and the queen comes to his daughter
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comes to the throne and they had employed at slave labor
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um like tens of thousands of Chinese. So if you looked at the population of
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Hawaii, you had Hawaiians, Americans, and a whole lot of Chinese. Well, the
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queen wanted to give everybody voting rights. The only people that could vote at the time were the land owners.
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And that was primarily not Hawaiian Hawaiians. It was Americans.
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And they basically dominated everything. And so they were like, "Oh yeah, this
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ain't going to work. We're going to have to get rid of her." So, two of the ministers fly to Washington DC from
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Hawaii, which was not an easy thing to do back then and or travel, whether they
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flew or not, I don't know. They travel to Washington DC because this is like in 1899.
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This is a long time ago. Um, and they meet with the Secretary of State. How did he get an appointment with the
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Secretary of State? because there were a lot of financial interest in the sugar
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plantations in Hawaii. So they get in to see the um secretary of state and they
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plot said you do the overthrow and we're
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going to have a couple of Navy ships sitting off the coast. Now they can't get involved, but the threat of them
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being there will be enough to intimidate anyone from stopping you.
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Yeah, we're kind of losing the connection here. Shoot. I don't know what's going on there. Uh, check the uh
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let me let me pull you down here because you're frozen. I'll keep an eye down here on the bottom, Colonel. Uh, see if
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you can reestablish uh that uh internet connection down there. I'll keep an eye
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um well, in in the intimidation uh parking our ships, our warships off the
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coast. Uh, I mean that that's uh that that goes back to um oh gosh, what was
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it? 1840. When was this? Uh anyway, it's when we uh when we said to Japan, "Hey,
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we're going to we're going to come back in a year and you're going to trade with us. You're not going to be this close society. You're going to be our economic
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partners or there could be a change in our relationship." So, they come back a
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year later and of course, Japan is so eager to trade. Let me see if the colonel I can't tell. Uh oh. Nope. Let
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me Okay. Uh we'll check there because I'm getting a frozen picture down at the bottom, too. So, I can't tell when she's
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uh when she's back. But I'm telling you guys, uh I don't know if we are going to
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uh be able to cover uh all of the stuff that we need to cover today. I'm already feeling that
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we're going to need a part three. Hell, maybe a part four. I don't know. There's just it it's the CIA. It's, and I don't
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know if I've clearly established this, uh, if you're not familiar, but, uh, Operation Gladadio, I mean, it's the CIA
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in bed with the mafia, in bed with the Catholic Church. Uh, the Catholic Church, of course, um, got a lot of
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wealth and it ain't from, uh, ain't from all the the tithers, uh, showing up on
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Sunday mass. Uh, let's see. Hey, Colonel. Okay, let's see if we got a better signal here. So, I was uh I was
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just kind of uh explaining uh CIA, mafia uh and the and the Vatican um that that
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they're the the roots of the chaos. And see, this is the
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thing though, devil's advocate could say, "Hey, they're just trying to stop communism. They're just trying to stop
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bad people from controlling um uh the world." But I got news for you. um their
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methods definitely no better than how communism would be. Um lot of death, lot
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of destruction, lot of uh injuries and maimed uh people over the years. And in
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fact uh the book lays out some startling numbers uh in that respect. It looks
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like we've uh looks like we got a frozen connection again. Let me pull her down there. Um,
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hopefully that will rectify itself cuz you do not want to hear from me cuz that's that's never any fun. Um, but you
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learn a lot of stuff. You learn a lot of stuff as you read up on and Barry Goldwater.
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My gosh, the man was mocked and he tried. He tried um I mean all this
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stuff. I mean it the stuff that you would just that that most people would just laugh at and say, "Oh, Council on
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Foreign Relations. Oh, the Masons. Oh my goodness." The stuff is actually it's
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real. It's connected. And it's um it's had a big hand in a lot of the the
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chaos. Uh, and and it just as you go through this history and you you see
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where the CIA and um the United States government has planted itself.
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It makes you rethink literally everything uh when it comes to your
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country and um foreign interventions and it really explains how how my theory has
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been if the Epstein files come out then it might make uh the last 30 years make
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sense. That's what Operation Gladadio is on on an international scale. In other words,
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some of the the inexplicable uh political decisions that our lawmakers have made over the last several decades.
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I think if the Epstein files come out, a lot might make sense then, much the same
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way that Operation Gladadio does when it comes to um all of the chaos and the
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wars uh in the world. Um, and she alluded to uh not only Operation
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Gladadio over in Western Europe and in Italy, but uh Operation Condor in South
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America. I mean, this this everything you're thinking of is connected to the
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CIA, the mob, and and uh the Catholic Church. It just I mean Iran Contra. I
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mean, just so much. There's so much. and um and and
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it and it explains everything when it comes to the drug war and how that uh
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that is a profitable business uh for all those involved and it funds a lot of
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chaos. I will say that. Um that's uh and I've got to talk to her about about the
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the popes that have been a part of this fund. Uh
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it uh boy, history isn't history when you're living
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it. Um you get a whole new lens uh later when you read uh the truth as opposed to
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uh what's just in front of you. Um trying to think of what else I want to
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talk about here because uh there's just so much and I don't want to go down this road without her uh because I am in no
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position to talk about it other than just a reader. Um, but I mean it just
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Yeah. Iran Contra uh 2001 Afghanistan. I mean y'all, Operation Gladadio, it's
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where it's at. The book, by the way, that I'm that I just finished up. Um, it is Operation Gladadio and it's by Paul
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Williams and it is available on Spotify as an audio book if you want to check
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that out. There's so much information in there. Uh, let's see. I see you. Hello.
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Hey. I had to go out to my RV. We have a I recognize that that that's where part
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one was. Yeah. And so my Starling just went down. I don't know what's going on. We're
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running a storm. Elon's a a target. I mean, X will probably go down here in a second, you
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know. So, okay. Um Well, I was just rambling about Barry Goldwater, him
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warning, and I just talked about Yeah. Here's what I want to talk about. Can we talk about the popes that were involved?
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because um just I mean I feel like Pope John Paul
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II just kind of stumbled into it and but he he didn't exactly stop it though.
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Well, obviously he inherited it. Yes. Um, and his problem was he began
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having convers. So, one of the morals of the story is you're not allowed to ever talk to the boogeyman. You're never
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allowed to portray them as reasonable or
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um open to conversations. And so if you recall, Pope John II was Polish and at
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the time there was a lot of things going on in Poland. Um the Solidarity movement
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and them wanting to break away from the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union was
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actually open to John Paul II's conversation with them as it related to
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Poland. That's the reason why he was shot. Mhm. That was his warning. And at the end of
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the day, you find out that the two people that shot him, well, the actual shooter and the accomplice was from the
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Turkish Greywolf Operation Gladadio Network and the CIA was present.
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Correct. I mean, uh, at the assassination attempt. Yes. So again, you're not
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allowed to talk to their boogeyman because there was no way they were going to allow the world to see that the
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Soviet Union had the ability to operate in a normal fashion because they had
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built it up in all of our minds that that's the boogeyman. We're doing all of
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this. Everything about Operation Gladia was justified on that boogeyman. So you
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can't present them as an honest broker in anything. And you know, a as as as we live the
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American experience and we feel like we have no voice and
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we're just going to get um boy, it we're going to get the deep state no matter
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what. No matter who who we elect, we're going to get the deep state calling the
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shots. This is an international deep state with its roots. It's it's right
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here in America. But the thing that's that you really um zoom out and realize
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as you learn about Operation Gladadio, we don't we we you and I, we don't have
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a say in anything. It's cute that we like to think that we do, but the there
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are decisions being made. And I think you're right. It it it's got a different
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name now. Maybe it doesn't have a name. Maybe it's just the deep state now, but the bottom line is this has been
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happening for so long in our country. It's it's absolutely demoralizing to
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read this stuff and be like, "Holy crap, I remember that. That that definitely
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wasn't what it seemed." Well, the only thing that I don't find demoralizing
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about it is if you know who the oligarchal the oligarch parties are
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and you watch their reaction to people, you can immediately tell who the good
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guys and bad guys are. Just look at Trump. They tried to soft coup him four times
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in his first term. He's not one of them. Mhm. And they tried to assassinate him.
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And what they're doing right now during his second term
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illustrates to you that point. And the the way I know that is because I have
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spent the last two and a half years watching these patterns. um when you get
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to having um a competition between somebody like um uh John Kerry, a Skull
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and Bones guy, and um uh uh George Bush,
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a Skull and Bones guy. They can't lose. Yeah. And they try to stack it up so that
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there's always a compet John McCain was one of them. Sure. But that's why, and I don't want
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to get off on an Epstein thing. That's a whole another show. But that's why it's so shocking to us when when someone like
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a Donald Trump, who we know is an enemy of the deep state, they've made that clear. They've made that clear through,
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like you just said, a soft coup and a not so soft coup attempt. um when when he appears so tonedeaf on an issue that
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his base is so interested in that would expose a lot of the the the
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deep state players and we're just we know this by our gut instinct that's what becomes so shocking and then it
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leaves us even doubting that but again that's a whole another topic but I understand exactly what you're saying um
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but these these institutions like the CI IA like the FBI last week in the
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discussion with Steve Friend. These aren't things that can be fixed. I
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fear these are things that have to be dismantled. These have to be shattered
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and scattered to the wind the way JFK wanted to do. Correct. And and there's just no there's so much
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rot that it gets to a point where you just got to knock it down and start it over. and and and like Ron Paul has
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said, the FBI was set up to spy on Americans. Well, hell, what do you think
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the CIA is? I mean, that's that's that's spying on our friends more than our enemies. And it's
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But but they've collectively spied on us as much as the Yeah. So, how are these
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countries? And and again, I we've got so much here to talk about, but one of the things that I'm thinking about uh as I'm
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learning about Operation Gladadio, I'm thinking, yes, I realize that there is a
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ton of money at stake here, and yes, I realize that there have been deaths and threats and all sorts of just chaos.
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How does the United States of America have any friends at this point?
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They're just scared of us. Is that what is that all it is? Well, I what I was going to say is I
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don't know that we have friends. Um we have mutual interest. Um
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so and and understand that it's not just the United States. Almost everything that I've uncovered takes us back to the
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city of London. And I'm not just talking about the bankers either. I'm talking about MI6. I'm talking about MI6 gave
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birth to the CIA, not the other way around. MI6 was the only intelligence
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organization in existent going into World War II. The CIA is basically
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modeled after what MI6 was our Brit Britain was a colonial power, right? So
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they've been doing this much longer than the United States. Yeah, it's a fair point. So it is it doesn't start with us and I
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hope it ends with us. Um because now we we as you said we have the economic
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power to do the right thing and end this
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once and for all
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are we going to um I feel like we are because
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please give me this. Come on. Well, if you look at what has happened in the
30:51
first six months of the Trump administration, I can I can tell you institutionally, one of the very first
30:56
things he did in his um well, one of the things that was done in his first term was some of these international
31:04
syndicate members in large quantity like the Denostrus Mafia family in southern
31:10
Italy was taken down and it was a joint effort in taking them down. They ran
31:18
weapons. They ran um cocaine, heroin, all of that. They were a pivotal player
31:25
in Europe in this entire network. And the entire mafia family was dismantled
31:31
in 2019. In 2020, one of the mechanisms that they had used since World War II was a
31:39
company called Cryptoag. Crypto AG was a communications encrypted
31:47
that was sold to over 120 countries around the world and all of their State
31:52
Department cables went over these machines. So like Egypt and all of the
31:58
Egyptian um ambassadors around the world, every time they talk to each other, they they they do it in messages
32:06
which are referred to as cables. Every single machine sold by that
32:12
company had a back door. And at one time, the CIA and the German BND, which
32:18
was ran by a former Nazi, by the way, had access to that communication.
32:25
So, every time the CIA acts like they're surprised about something that happens in the world, they're not surprised,
32:31
they've never been surprised. Up until 2020, they had access to every single
32:36
thing that every embassy ever communicated with their home country. Every single cable that company in 2020
32:44
was dissolved by Donald Trump. I think it was boy, it was a previous
32:50
guest because now you're jogging my memory. It might have been Jovon Pulitzer when we were talking about uh
32:55
election fraud. Somebody mentioned that u maybe it was Eve on that show, but um
33:02
yes yes yes yes that is a very good point and that is that is that does offer some hope. Do you think and and
33:09
I'm asking you to speak to something that I have no idea if you know this but do you think that that those kind of
33:16
systems were repaired reestablished uh when Biden was in for four years? No.
33:23
No. Um I I would also point to a lot of
33:28
the CIA covert funding um since the create the um
33:37
the creation of USID and the National Endowment for Democracy. They became
33:42
fronts for the CIA, right? The interplay between the two is crazy.
33:49
um when you start diving into who was the USID director,
33:54
who was the endowment for democracy and for those of
34:00
you who don't know the National Endowment for Democracy has four subsections, the um National Democratic
34:08
Institute, the International Republican Institute, and one for the Chamber of Commerce and one for labor. And those
34:17
four entities are fronts for the CIA to do operation gladadio around the world.
34:23
And for the IRI, the um international in Republican Institute, do you know who
34:31
the director of that was for 25 years?
34:36
No. John McCain. So John McCain had tens of millions of
34:44
dollars in a budget every year to pay for regime changes.
34:51
The Democrats have it. And even Wikipedia, if you just look up those organizations, they give you a list of
34:59
where they spent their money. And if you go to those countries where they spent their money, every single one of them
35:05
experienced either a coup or an attempted coup while they were funding because they
35:15
and the same thing is true with USAID. USID had two things that I've researched
35:22
extensively. One was called the Office of Public Safety and one was called the
35:27
Office of Transition Initiatives. The Office of Public Safety
35:35
took police officers from the United States, deployed them around the world, and
35:43
every single country that the CIA was going to coup. They put these operatives
35:48
in, and many of them were actual CIA agents pretending to be USID.
35:54
and they trained the national police and other regional police forces in that
36:02
country to torture, kidnap, and um assassinate any citizen that rose up
36:11
against the new military dictator the CIA was going to install.
36:16
There's literally millions of people dead around the world because of USAD.
36:22
And there are torture victims from Iruguay, Brazil, Chile, and all over the
36:28
world that w that have testified in court that the generators used for
36:34
electrical leads to put underneath their fingernails and attached to their genitals. What had the sticker USA ID
36:41
right on the generator? All of that's all of that's gone.
36:48
All of that. Yeah, somebody needs to tell that to Bono. Um, so that is um,
36:54
yeah. Uh, my gosh, you you reminded me when you talk about that torture, the
37:00
the the stuff that the victims went through um, in the book. I mean, that that was decades ago.
37:07
You're you're talking about more recent stuff. Well, it is Well, now the Office of
37:12
Public Safety was quote unquote unfunded um, in 1974 because of the congressional
37:19
testimonies. However, you can't stop there because that's not how they work. If you follow the guy
37:27
that was in charge of the Office of Public Safety, who by the way was a CIA agent, his name is Byron Les. Well,
37:34
where did he end up? Byron Les ended up at a at a company called PSSI,
37:42
Public Safety something something. And that company
37:47
took the people that was employed in the office of public safety, sucked them up,
37:54
and the rest of them went to the dep the um DEA, Drug Enforcement Administration.
38:00
So the torturers got divided between this private entity ran by the CIA and
38:07
DEA. The PSSI was eventually bought and they're doing the exact same thing just
38:14
not as part of USID anymore because that went away. So this PSSI which is getting
38:22
contracts from the CIA to continue doing exactly what they were doing in over 50
38:28
countries throughout the 1980s 90s they get bought by a company called
38:34
Vanel Brown and Root. Do you know who the president of Vanel
38:41
Brown and Root was during this time? A George HW Bush.
38:48
George HW Bush. So he's running a torture training
38:56
organization right before he goes in to be the CIA
39:02
director. See, that's the thing, man. when when you're when you're learning about
39:07
Operation Gladadio, I mean, if if we didn't specifically
39:13
cause the chaos in all of these countries after country after country, we trained the people that did that. I
39:20
mean, it's and and can I just say, do you remember after 911 how
39:26
uh there was talk of a terrorist training camp in upstate New York or something like that? I remember that.
39:32
And you learn over the United States, by the way. Over. That was just one of about a
39:39
dozen. Yes. And we're training them to go and and wreak havoc against the Soviets.
39:47
But one of the targets of the CIA was
39:54
disenfranchised black youth to um bring them into the
40:00
Muslim mosque that they were subsidizing. and train them to be
40:05
radical Islamists. When you go over to Afghanistan and you research the
40:11
mujaheden and al-Qaeda and ISIS roots, you find out that every single one of
40:16
them was trained through this same process. That's the thing, Colonel. you
40:22
step back and you just throw a a dart and just whatever hits on whatever
40:27
whatever ill that exists, you can okay
40:34
uh uh radical Islam, right? It's just oh CIA. You trace it back to this it trace
40:40
it right back to the CIA. But go back to the fundamentals. They have to have a boogeyman. What happened
40:47
when the Soviet Union in 1991 went away? they were already growing through the
40:53
80s um because of them um uh enticing
40:59
the Soviet Union into Afghanistan and that's a whole another story. Yeah. But we were behind that too.
41:04
I know. And we use that as an excuse to create radical Islamist terrorists because we
41:11
they we knew in the late 80s that the Soviet Union was going to crash any time. They were on their um deathbed at
41:19
the time. So, we have to do something in order to create the next boogeyman.
41:24
Well, the next boogeyman that they picked was radical Islamic terrorists. And so, we've spent from the um early
41:32
1990s till today fighting a entity
41:40
that we created. It it it's I mean and it's not just this
41:47
nebulous thing where you can just say well that sucks. I mean that there are so many individuals
41:53
that who have lost their lives or or or so many uh good young men and women who
42:01
have gone and fought this stuff and and the seeds were planted by our government
42:07
and not by accident. That's the thing. This is all intentional and it's there there aren't
42:14
enough adjectives to describe how one feels as you're learning all this stuff and uncovering it and and I've only
42:20
scratched the surface compared to the knowledge that you have. Um so let me ask
42:25
also never been deployed to Iraq as I have and been in the middle of it.
42:32
That's not knowing any of it. That's the thing. and you know my son and
42:38
you know that how do you how does I'm gonna have to learn how a military parent gets any sleep but uh it's uh I'm
42:46
oh my gosh I don't sleep now. I can't imagine. Never mind. Okay. So um I don't
42:52
know where to pick up any of this. It's just there's so much. Where do you want to go? Um let me um
42:59
just briefly describe in a nutshell this life cycle. So the life cycle that I've
43:08
kind of condensed down to a couple of sentences is that the staybehind units
Why Gladio Never Ended
43:15
were set up to control society through terrorist terrorism. Um but they
43:22
needed cash to do it. How did they generate that cash besides using the Marshall Plan and Rockefeller's money
43:28
which they did at the beginning? And remind the justification. Why would they want to create these to begin with?
43:33
These stay behind armies. Well, they used the justification that the Soviet Union, who just lost 50
43:39
million people after World War II and had no um industrial base at all, any
43:45
minute was coming over the Folga Gap and going to take over all of Western Europe, which was a lie from the very
43:51
beginning. They lied about us having a missile gap in technology, all of that stuff to keep the perpetual boogeyman
43:59
alive. Okay, so they need cash for a sustainment. So they've got all of their
44:04
seed money, but they can't just milk the Rockefeller Foundation and the Marshall Plan because at some point the Marshall
44:11
Plan's going to go away. So they get the idea from Shank Kaishek selling opium to
44:16
fight Mao over in China that they're gonna sell opium to do it. Here we go.
44:21
But they need poppy fields in order to do that. Then if you're going to protect
44:28
poppy fields from people like Mal who don't want them or Burma who didn't want them, you need to have weapons. So we
44:37
are going to have to have weapons to protect the poppy fields. Well, what's the best way of getting weapons? Sure, I
44:43
could buy it with laundered money and stuff like that, but I've got an even easier way to get weapons. I'm going to start a war. I'm going to start the
44:50
Vietnam War and I'm going to milk the weapons on shipments going over to the
44:57
Vietnam War. I'm going to skim them and I'm going to use them for my stay behind
45:02
units. So now we've got selling drugs, poppy fields, and war. Well, what's war
45:11
do? War generates refugees. So I'm going to use the refugees to for
45:17
human trafficking. So now I've got human trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking all going on and all
45:25
generating cash for these um nefarious people in order to have this entire
45:34
um hundreds of billions of dollars a year in revenue. Um so well now I need banks.
45:44
So, of course, the first bank to step up was the Vatican Bank, and they were laundering like huge amounts of money,
45:53
and they got local Italian banks to help them launder that money. But it was so
46:00
overwhelmingly um uh uh profitable for these people
46:06
that they had to start setting up fake banks. So they set up banks like the bank of uh credit and commerce
46:13
international bcc
46:19
in Australia and nent hand primarily dealt with the golden triangle opium money laundering n
46:27
and bcci was located originally in Pakistan but then had branches everywhere. It ends up being the seventh
46:34
largest bank in the entire world based on drug trafficking, weapons trafficking and human trafficking. And it was taking
46:41
care of southwest Southeast Asia's um opium like coming out of um Afghanistan
46:47
and that type of thing. And the human trafficking of course generates
46:53
blackmail material so that they can grease this machine and keep everybody quiet. And that goes back to your quote
47:01
that you had. That's how they keep people quiet. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And and and before you
47:07
continue, hold your place there. Um I want people to be thinking as you're as you're mentioning the drug trade, it's
47:15
not just overseas. It is in our American cities. It's it's your government
47:22
funding in and shipping the drugs through the mafia et
47:31
to our shores again to generate that revenue to fund these wars that ends up
47:36
putting money in the pockets of these entities and it's it's absolutely
47:41
maddening. I mean, everything like I just said, throw a dart. Oh. Oh, the
47:47
drug war. CIA. You just mentioned Vietnam War. Oh, CIA. I mean, dear God,
47:52
it's endless. So, um,
47:57
a few months into having read Paul Williams book and talking this over with my husband, my husband comes in one day
48:04
and he goes, "Hey, isn't Poppy the Veterans Day pen that um
48:13
Oh, no." I'm like, I looked at him and I went, "Son of a [ __ ] Are you kidding me?"
48:20
Yeah. So that's how flagrant these people are. So when I was stationed at the Pentagon, the bank downstairs, they
48:28
have an area on the outer ring called the concourse on the first floor that has all the restaurants and um flower
48:35
shop and bakery and stuff like that. And every Veterans Day, the bank handed out
48:42
these cute little pins. We weren't allowed to wear them on our uniform, but they were the little um poppy flower.
48:49
And of course, a lot of people say that's the reason why um George HW Bush had the name Poppy.
48:55
Oh, come on now. Come on now. Oh, and by the way, just in case your audience doesn't know, um the Bush
49:03
family bought like a 100,000 acre ranch down in Paraguay.
49:11
And right beside him was another like
49:16
400,000 acre area all known for poppy production by the way um that was owned
49:24
by the unification church um of South Korea and Reverend Moon who ran
49:32
the unification church forever was a founding member of the World Anti-Communist League which was the it
49:40
started out as the Asian um uh Asian People's Anti-Communist League and
49:49
that entity ran Gladadio in Asia. So, Reverend Moon is part and parcel and
49:57
his church. And by the way, he um that that church still to this day owns um uh
50:03
the Washington Times in um Washington DC. So it he it is part of this entire
50:11
apparatus. Wait, the Washington Times. Yes.
50:17
Church because we learned from Paul Williams that uh Katherine Graham, Washington
50:22
Post. Yes. Was uh uh a part of well Operation Mockingbird, Gladio, etc., etc. But it's
50:30
like there's is every news source compromised basically? Can we just say? Yeah. Yeah. If you go back to the 1970s, the
50:37
guy that actually owned ABC was a CIA agent. I can't I mean, it's everything. It's
50:44
Oh, before I forget, didn't we learn in the recently uh released JFK files, not
50:50
to go off on a tangent, but it's what my brain does? Uh I think we learned from that that George HW Bush was in a hotel just off
50:58
Dy Plaza November 22nd, 1963. Fact check that for me, y'all. I'm
51:04
I'm pretty sure that's accurate. Well, he was definitely in Dallas,
51:09
Texas. What what he did just prior to the assassination, just in the nick of time,
51:18
he made a phone call um to the Houston police that and basically in the phone
51:24
call said, "Hey, I'm um I forget what the name of the city is. that's just to
51:31
the east of Dallas. Um Tyler, he was in Tyler, right?
51:36
Yeah. So, and there was no way based on the um uh time that he called Houston
51:43
that he could technically physically drive, but back then, people forget in 1963, we
51:51
still had party lines. He could have been calling from anywhere, right?
51:57
So yeah, they didn't have phone tracers or anything like that back then. No
52:02
caller ID. So they had no idea where the man was calling from. It's just I mean there's nothing there
52:09
is nothing that we have learned in a textbook that's accurate.
52:15
There's literally there's no throw your textbooks away. There's nothing in there that's accurate. Correct.
52:20
It's just I mean it's just makes my head hurt. Okay. Okay, where do
Patrice Lumumba’s Assassination Exposed
52:25
you want to go here? You were I interrupted you. You were talking about the all of the drug trafficking, human trafficking. No, that was kind of it in a nutshell.
52:33
Um, what I found the most interesting and we're seeing it play out in real life in
52:39
the last week. So, in most of the literature, if you go back and you look
52:45
at the overthrow of Salvador Alende's government in Chile, most of the
52:51
literature says, well, he was a communist. Um, if you go to Guatemala, well, that guy was a communist. If you
52:57
go to the Congo, um, Patrice Luma, that guy was a communist. Not a single time
53:05
was that accurate. Yeah, it's it's like calling someone a racist today. And
53:11
correct. It is like um saying the 51
53:16
intelligence officers said it had the hallmarks of Russian disinformation. They are very
53:23
careful about the way they word things. But what I didn't know and still until I
53:30
started doing this research is there is an overwhelming amount of now
53:36
declassified state department cables from regular
53:42
station people at embassies in these countries sending communication backs
53:48
going, "No, the guy's not a communist. No, no, no communism going on here. Um, we haven't seen a Russian in like 10
53:55
years in this country. But what people don't understand is Truman and
54:02
Eisenhower had set up a national security action memorandum
54:07
um that allowed assassinations if someone was labeled a communist.
54:16
So 10-2 um uh National Security Council U memorandum 10-2 basically says and it
54:25
was it's only been modified to add terrorist conveniently, you know, right
54:30
around the 90s um where we could just assassinate somebody because we labeled them a terrorist. Well, if there's two
54:37
things that you can call somebody to be able to legitimately assassinate them,
54:43
aren't you going to produce intelligence that says they're one of those two things? And that's exactly what we just
54:50
watched happen with um Tulsi Gabbert's um declassification of everything
54:56
happening with Spygate. They knew exactly how to word things to be able to
55:02
then use the information. None of which was true. See, they told you that
55:08
Russian Russia interfered. They did. They interfered on behalf of Hillary,
55:14
not Trump. So, they only released the first three words, not the entire
55:20
Senates. Mhm. And that's exactly what they were doing in all of these countries over the last
55:27
70 years is here's here's their methodology in every single case that I
55:34
researched where somebody was labeled a communist and then either overthrown or assassinated. So what they do um in the
55:42
case of the Congo where Patrice Lumumba after 350 years of being a Belgium colony finally
55:50
was granted their freedom by Belgium.
55:55
Belgium had a contract in the Congo for uranium. Bel uh the Congo had the
56:03
largest mine of uranium that had been found to date and Belgium had issu um
56:11
issued a concession to the United States that they were able to purchase 100% of
56:18
that uranium to keep it out of the hands of the evil Soviet Union. Mhm.
56:24
So, Patrice um when he came to power as prime minister,
56:31
he after he was elected prime minister, he comes to the United States and he
56:36
wants to meet with Eisenhower. And this is around 1960 just before JFK took office. And this
56:44
will be a good uh segue because when when you're done explaining this, I want to I want to touch on Eisenhower, JFK,
56:51
and LBJ. Uh I've got a few questions, but anyway, continue. Okay. So, um he comes to speak with
56:56
Eisenhower. Eisenhower won't see him. He goes, "Okay, I'll meet with President Nixon, who was the vice president." Um
57:04
no, he won't see him either. So, he's stuck meeting with the Secretary of State and he says, "Look, I want freedom
57:10
for my people. I want education." There was 3% of the people in the Congo at the time that even had rudimentary levels of
57:18
education. They had no hospitals. Belgium um if they didn't mind their quota would chop their um kids hands
57:25
off. Um they were a ruthless colonial power.
57:31
And so he goes, "I need money in order to bring my country up to modern
57:38
standards." And um the Secretary of State basically laughed at him and said,
57:43
"We're not going to cut Belgium out of this concession. They're still going to do the mining and they're going to um
57:52
ship that over here to us. They're going to get their cut and you can have whatever they give you."
57:58
And Patrice Lumumba said, "Okay, then um you're not getting the uranium uranium."
58:03
So he goes back home immediately. Otto Scorzini, who is a Nazi um and part of
58:10
Operation Gladadio from a training perspective, um gets a team together and
58:16
they deploy down to the area of the Congo called Katanga, which was a state
58:22
within the country of the Congo. And that's where all of the mines were. That's where the gold was, the diamonds,
58:29
the uranium, everything. So they start a fight with the Congalan army
Eisenhower’s Dark Legacy
58:37
and they they declare their independence,
58:42
plant a flag and immediately the United States recognizes them as a separate country.
58:48
So now they have stolen the resources of the Congo out from underneath Patrice
58:54
and started a war. So, um the Patrice tells Belgium to get
59:01
all of their military people out of their country because um the con the the
59:06
Belgium u military was still in the Congo at the time undermining Patrice
59:11
Lumumba. And so Belgium says um well you can put as many enlisted people as you
59:17
want. We'll bring our guys home but our officers aren't leaving. And he said oh yes they are. And he fired all of them.
59:23
He told him, you know, they set up um uh perimeters around the military bases and
59:29
and wouldn't let any of the Belgium back onto the military bases. There's only
59:34
one country in the entire world that would pick up a phone to help Patrice Luma,
59:41
the Soviet Union. Soviet Union. And as soon and they had turned him off at the IMF. He couldn't get a loan. The
59:48
World Bank wouldn't return his phone calls. They politically, economically, and militarily
59:54
destroyed the Congo and the one lifeline he had was the Soviet Union. And as soon
1:00:02
as they had evidence that he made that phone call, he was labeled a communist and assassinated.
1:00:13
Okay. And I could tell that story in country after country after country. Yeah. I mean these are things that you
1:00:20
just don't know and and you know I asked you
1:00:26
very cautiously uh last time we chatted I said okay so Eisenhower good guy or bad guy and you
1:00:33
you quickly said bad guy so but a lot of people point to his warning when he was
1:00:38
headed out the door about the uh military-industrial complex what tell me
1:00:44
not a warning he was right right and and I remember you I had you address this last time, but reestablish that for those that may have
1:00:50
missed that explanation. So, this operation of murdering Patrice Luma happened at the tail end of
1:00:57
Eisenhower's ad like literally three days before he was leaving office. Um, Patrice Lumumba was murdered. And JFK,
1:01:06
according to all records that I can find, was not even told Patrice Luma was dead until like week three of his
1:01:13
presidency. That's when he found out that his CIA had killed him. So, um,
1:01:21
Eisenhower was the president that overthrew the
1:01:26
government of Iran to reinstall the Shaw. Immediately, the Office of Public Safety
1:01:33
that I just described to you, shows up and starts training the Savv, the guy that they got to do that was Major
1:01:40
General Norman Schwarzoff, Stormman Norman's dad. And the Savoc is as evil
1:01:48
and as torturous. And they used all of the same electronic probes um funded
1:01:54
from USID, the whole nine yards um when they reinstalled the Shaw. Um and just
1:02:01
so people understand this, the Iranian revolution that supposedly um deposed
1:02:06
the Shaw and put this, you know, radical Islamic um moola in charge. Do you know
1:02:13
they did not? They just renamed the Sabach. They did not change anything.
1:02:18
So, there's a whole lot more going on. And by the way, I just found out it like three weeks ago that there's a lot of
1:02:26
documentation out there of the CIA setting up um staybehind units under a
1:02:32
military advisory group in the southern part of Iran um in the immediate um um
1:02:41
just before the Mosed overthrew throw. So there were actual staybehind units in
1:02:46
Iran. I didn't even know that until three weeks ago. Um, I kind of just stumbled across that.
1:02:52
Um, they're everywhere. We were training tribesmen in southern
1:02:57
Iran to destabilize Mosedc. So, um,
1:03:03
that was that was Eisenhower and Nixon, his vice president. The following year
1:03:08
coming off of that. And oh, by the way, the two people that were running that operation was um Roosevelt's Kermit
1:03:15
Roosevelt um Teddy Roosevelt's grandson. He was in charge of that CIA operation
1:03:20
um overthrowing um the Iranian president or prime minister. And the next year
1:03:27
they moved to Guatemala. Guatemala had elected a new president
1:03:32
that didn't believe, think about this, in today's day and age where we are. His
1:03:38
big complaint was he didn't believe a foreign country ought to own their
1:03:44
farmland. That was his big crime because that
1:03:50
foreign company that owned the preponderance of the Guatemalan farmland
1:03:55
was United Fruit. And who was United Fruit? The
1:04:00
Rockefellers. And so he was going to um rec he was
1:04:08
going to compensate, but he was going to take that farmland back. kind of like what Arkansas just did and all of you
1:04:15
know here we are all of this time 80 years later and we're going hey we don't
1:04:20
think that's a good idea and me I'm like why didn't you think that 80 years ago
1:04:26
when America was going all over the world and buying up everybody else's farmland so anyway um I just think the
1:04:33
irony of all of this is just crazy I know I you don't even know where to where to step into the stream because
1:04:42
I'll just jump right in with my There's just so much, you know, um uh can can we go ahead?
1:04:48
Well, let me just finish the Guatemalan thing. So, everybody says, "Oh, well,
1:04:53
they weren't going to um they just wanted to kick United and not pay them." That is absolutely
1:05:00
not true. Do you know what they said? we will pay you the tax value that you have
1:05:08
used to pay taxes to the country of Guatemalan the entire time you've owned this. So say it was a million dollar.
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United Fruit turned around and goes, "No, that land's worth $20 million." And the Guatemalan government says, "Well,
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why haven't you been paying taxes on $20 million then?" And so they were not only kicking them
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out, they were going to compensate them for the value that they themselves
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declared that it was um valued at and that wasn't good enough. So they just
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pick up the phone, they call Eisenhower, and they say, "Hey, get rid of that guy." And he did. That's right. Yeah. No, you're
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absolutely right. Yeah. So Eisenhower was not a good guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So then we get
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to Kennedy and um he realizes, holy
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crap, there's a there's a whole lot of mess going on in this world and uh the
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root of it is the CIA and I need to need to smash it to bits and scatter the
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pieces of the wind or some loose quote like that. So So it it's it becomes more
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and more clear as you learn the the the the real story. Yeah. as as you learn what all is
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happening in the world uh when Kennedy becomes president and and realizes you
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know and you realize that he's not a part of this nonsense then it just becomes so painfully clear I don't need
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I don't need our government to to release all the files or anything like
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that comes pretty obvious pretty fast that the CIA is behind that um and LBJ
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J, of course, especially when you think about the whole Operation Gladadio and
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it's So anyway, we get we get to to LBJ who is absolutely on board with this
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stuff. He loves it and uh he had his own personal assassin.
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Oh, yeah. Okay, hold on. Explain this one. I think I know what you're talking about. So, I don't remember his name off
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the top of my head, but yeah, LDJ um rigged the Senate election that got
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elected and the guy at the golf course. Um
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maybe, hold on, hold on. Hold on. Internet's breaking up here and I I don't want to miss this because I do
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not know this about the golf course. Hold on. Uh all right, tell us.
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So LBJ um rigged the Senate election. There was a whole bunch of nefarious
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things that went on that got him into the Senate. Box, I think it was, right? Or something. Box something.
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Yeah, something like that. It was an extra ballot. Yeah, it was just it was like it was like finding a a
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box load of ballots in the backseat of a car in Minnesota to get uh uh Al Franken
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elected. But continue. Something like that. Yeah, it was just like that. And so
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traveling and um there were a lot of dead bodies in the area. So one of them
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was shot on a golf course um in Texas and that same guy ended up killing
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another guy that was investigating that. And then there's another guy that um he
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he worked something like the Texas Agricultural or something like that and was doing an investigation and he kind
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of stumbled on to this information. He's found dead in his truck. Um so it was
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just body after body after body and I don't remember the guy's name but he was basically um LBJ's hired
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assassin. We had the guy recently um sit down with my boss Glenn Beck and play an
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audio tape of his dad or I forget exactly what it was but um he was I mean
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LBJ was such an evil evil son of a [ __ ] Everything about that man is
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grotesque. Everything. Do you know the story of the USS Liberty
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enough to understand uh as you're it'll all come back to me as you're
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okay so um in the leadup now keep in mind what I told you about crypto aag
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we know everything so supposedly
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um Egypt who had um Nasser as the president and had broken free
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from Britain. They kicked the British out of
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the Suez Canal. The Britain British was totally pissed off. They tried to assassinate him. Blah blah blah. Almost
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like Mosed. Um because Mosedc they did the same thing. The British tried to overthrow Mosedc before us. Um and I
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didn't I didn't even tell you that piece of the overthrow of Iran. Um that was British petroleum. So why would we even
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be involved in overthrowing it? because um Standard Oil ended up with part of
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the concession after the overthrow. So Standard Oil picks up the phone and calls Eisenhower and says, "Yeah, get
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rid of him. I've already worked the deal with BP and if you use RCIA, I'm going to get a share." Not us, the American
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people. Standard Oil. Standard Oil ended up with part of the concession after the overthrow of Mosedc in Iran. So
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yeah, same thing in Egypt. So um the British is um um uh
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uh persona nonrada in Egypt. They get kicked out of the Suez Canal. Um well now everybody's pissed. Israel's pissed.
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The British is pissed and the US is pissed. So um LBJ
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decides we're going to send a reconnaissance ship with four guns, tiny
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little guns, two on each end. It is a spy
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ship to Hang on. Hang on. You're breaking up. Start it over. Uh, it's a ship for what?
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It's a reconnaissance ship. It's a spy ship. It has a total of four guns, two on each
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end. They couldn't they couldn't even hit a fly with it. So, um, we're going
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to send it to international waters off the coast of Israel and Egypt.
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Yeah. So, this is where this is this is where the story picks up in my brain. I don't I
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didn't know the backstory, but yes. Okay. So, they're going to just go in international waters up and down the
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coast. And the story of the six- day war was
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Egypt was amassing their army and was imminently going to attack Israel. The
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problem with that was twofold. 75,000
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Egyptian army troops were in Yemen because the British had started a fight
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in Yemen because they knew Egypt would send a deployment down there to fight
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them down there. So Egypt did exactly that. 75,000 Egyptian army troops are
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deployed to Yemen. They had no troops to amass on the border.
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Egypt had bought crypto AG. The CIA was spying on everything Egypt
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said. They knew they had no um troops amassed on the border.
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But Israel attacks Egypt anyway, knowing they're not under imminent
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attack. The whole thing was set up as a lie. that the whole thing was a regime change to get Nasser out of power so E
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so Britain could get back to the Suez Canal and it failed in that objective. But c
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caught in the crosshairs was USS Liberty. Mhm. So what they were going to do is they
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were going to sink the USS Liberty as a way of justifying get getting the United
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States into that war to take out Nasser. If you read the book called Operation
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Sinai, they have documented proof of all of this to include B52 pilots sitting on a
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runway with engines running to take off and drop bombs on Egypt. They're just
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waiting for the USS Liberty to get sunk.
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I didn't know I didn't know half of what I thought I knew on this. So, of course, USS Liberty doesn't get
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sunk. Mhm. There are survivors, and every one of those survivors said
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that they were surveiled for almost 24 hours by Israeli aircraft, jamming their
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communications. Now, we just recently found out a couple of years ago that the day before the
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attack on the USS Liberty, there had been a massacre
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of Egyptian prisoners by Israelis
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exactly where the USS Liberty was um sailing. Now if you understand
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what capability the USS Liberty had on board. So they had um
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linguist that spoke um whatever Hebrew,
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they spoke um whatever the langu Arabic um they had all
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the foreign languages covered. They are
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using satellite technology to intercept all radio calls. They were
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listening to the pilots talk about them. Um they had the it was the
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stateofthe-art spy equipment on that ship at the time.
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