All right, what's up? Walking back? Everybody? Glad to be back
in my seat, on my throne, on my little purple throne. I
got a little purple throne for my little purple tushi, where I can rule
from my historical library kingdom, my little mental kingdom with y'all little mental midgets
in my augents. Shout out to my little short boys, my little sweet
and lows. How y'all little boys doing. I'm just in a silly mood.
I'm exhausted. We've done so much traveling. I've been and from East
coast to east coast, from the top to the bottom I went. I
flew all the way up for the tim Cast show, I flew all the
way down for here, drove all the way down for the controversial Pearly Things
podcast, where we had a lot of sticky topics, sticky discussions to tough
talk. She's very tall and Sam Hyde said that he wanted to train me
to fight somebody, and I said, let's do this Andy Kaufman style.
I'm gonna fight Pearl. I told Pearl, I want to unless you look
like you could get some pretty good punches in. Sam Hides thought this was
a good idea Andy Kaufman style. He said some other things I can't repeat
in polite audiences anyway. It's not clearing my throat. It's because of the
Paullen here. I already know about everything you're gonna tell me. I know
about Honey's, I know about b remedies, I know about bees. Uh
oh. Everybody wants to battle on Pearl in that fight, damn son,
And where is everybody? I'm over here on these like gigantic podcasts and we're
about to go into some real history. The PGL episode will drop, I'm
sure in the near future. I don't know the exact day, but it'll
be pretty soon. I'm guessing they dropped the couple podcasts before me, so
I'm guessing it'll be coming relatively soon. Yeah, y'all, y'all are welcome
for your for your new quasi moto. I thought it was pretty hype.
By the way, if you're in the Florida area, Sunday night, will
be at the Sam Hide stand up event, So that's gonna be hype.
Looking forward to seeing y'all there. Yeah, we gotta get Pearl to sign
on to it, though I don't She didn't seem like she wanted to fight.
But Sam Hide thought that was a funny idea. I said, let's
just go full Andy Kaufman. Bro guys, if you would hit like and
share. Where is everybody? Was it Friday night? Is that? Why?
What everybody's going? What the hell is there to do on a Friday
night? Anyway? Nothing? Nothing? All of America is basically just a
strip mall anyway with a damn mattress firm, or with a damn sprouts with
uh a Chapotla Chapoto and uh Starbucks and uh kurkulings that ship still exists.
That's basically every strip mall and a vape shop. So what You're gonna go
get your mom damn couch. You're gonna get a new vape flavor, lemon
cucumber water, miant vape. You're gonna go get some seafood flavored vapes,
some crab vape. You're gonna go pottery barn. That's all there is anyway,
So what the hell is there to do? Drink? Drinking? Who's
gonna be drinking tonight? A bunch of fat losers is drinking. You need
to be over here learning, getting your learn on because as I learned of
recently, I've learned recently that people don't know anything. They don't know anything,
dude. People don't know anything. People don't know what a computer's is.
People don't know where babies come from. People think that it's a gay
stork that brings them in the mail. It's not a stork that brings the
baby. A stork mails it from via fed x and ups. Everybody hit
like and share this. By the way, does anybody ever share the shows?
Nobody shares my shows? I don't understand. Forty thousand people will go
watch live streams of like creepy dudes like vousch and you're not over here learning
real stuff. The hell is wrong with y'all? Anyway? What are we
doing tonight? Well, tonight, get your learning cap on classes in session
Husher, the professor's talking, hush hush, give you some time out.
What are we doing tonight? We are covering this excellent little introductory book.
It's a little it's written a little weird, but it's still a good book.
I'm still very much enjoying it. It goes very well with our other
text that we have been working our way through, which is the Whitney Webb
book. I did make further progress in that book, and this book will
te well in with that one. So these two texts are are companion texts.
We got a Nation under you know what. And then today we're going
to be talking about the first half of this excellent, little, sort of
obscure nineties book that I found. And when I say nineties, I'm talking
about the most nineties book cover ever. I'm talking about CEE and C music,
factctory designed cover. I'm talking about things that make you go, things
that make you go hmmm, I'm talking. I'm talking covers that make Freedom
Williams sweat. I'm talking freedom Williams getting a little frisky over here when he
sees this cover Sexpionage. That's just the title that I gave by Donald Bower.
Donald Bower is a historical writer. So today's text will be coming to
you from the domain of history, and what we're going to see is that
this is a really underrated element of how the world really works. That's a
crucial theme over here on my channel that we've focused on for many years,
and one of the best insights into how the world really works is the study
of criminology. The study of secret societies, the study of geopolitics, con
artistry, con men in warfare. All of those things tie together banking economy
obviously as well to understand what's really going on, because most people operate in
a sort of delusion, a facsimile synthetic worldview where they think the world is
as TV and their teachers told them, well, I got news for you.
TV is for dummies, and teachers are the same dummies that watch the
TV. So all your teachers, for the most part, were dummies.
And if they weren't dummies, they wouldn't have been teachers. They would have
been doing other things. Now, nothing inherently wrong with a teacher, but
very few teachers actually figure out how the world really works and what's really going
on. Can people bring beer to your live events? Yes, every live
event that we've done allows you to bring your your own alcohol. Biob.
Do you ever see that word biob? That's what it's referring to, bring
your own alcohol, biob, That's what it means. I sure as hell
I ain't gonna bring you alcohol. I freaking hate alcohol. I'm bringing no
damn beer. I'm not gonna contribute to your tits and your fatty fatness.
I hate alcohol. I go to I fight alcohol, just alcohol. I
fight beers, not people, just beers. Uh, I go to war
against IPAs. Did you not see my ip A rant? That's figurative language
too for somebody says viol All right, let's talk about some of the famous
incidents in history where we've seen where we've seen blackmail, sex espionage and spy
operations play a key role in turning massive historical events to the other side.
We have situations where warfare intelligence was divulged through sexpionage and it swung the entire
war or the entire battle. We have dynasties that have fallen through sexpionage.
We have Hey, Janet, she can't hear me. She turned that dang
dang ding dang washing machine on. Actually, what husbands need to throw out
the washing machines and make sure that the wives hand wash all that shit with
that with that old Mennonite like that rake, that big old rape machine.
You know, it looks like a giant cheese grater. That's the only way
clothes should be washed by all white There should be a law on the books.
That's just a joke too. By the way, before people freak out.
Did you hear what he said? Every man should marry one Menna night
wife just for that, for that cheese grater for clothes, the giant clothes
cheese grater. Anyway, we've seen dynasties fall, we have seen cultures implode
through degeneracy. We have seen all manner of trickery, deception, studies,
experiments used via sexpionage, and that includes elements of entrapment, elements of compramant.
Have you heard of this term compra Yeah. Compromise is the details and
the information that you get to blackmail a politician or a powerful person, a
leader whoever. And so Donald wrote his book in nineteen or was it ninety
nineteen ninety, so far before we had the details of this book, we
did have some information that kind of told us what was going on. End.
Bower begins his text by saying that probably the most famous elements of this
was the KGB's School for Swallows and Ravens. For those that don't know,
I'm so sorry people bitching all the time about me coughing. Do you think
I want to cough? Do you think I want to be like this?
I know every one of your dumb remedies. Every one of your home remedies.
They don't work. If they worked, I wouldn't be caugh to try
them all. I've had allergis of my entire life, and we moved next
to a damn swamp. I don't know, so I don't know what to
tell you people. I just move, Just freaking move, Yeah, dude,
just freaking move. I moved to get away from the Tennessee trees and
the dang Florida trees are attacking. I don't know what else to do,
or know what else to do. I need to go to a shaman,
a witch woman, a Florida Everglades, which woman and she can make up
a damn brew made from the skins of beavers or some shit, and then
I will be good. I've tried it all. You can't just hold in.
It's not a cough. It's actually it's the area. It gets hard
to breathe. I've tried local honey. We have like a giant Jamie's obsessive
with local honey. We have like thirty of them. Just breathe, It's
not hard. It has to do with the time of day. Okay,
as it progresses in the evening, if you read about pollen. The trees
release pollen as you get towards the end of the day. I have an
expensive Dyson air purifier. I have all that stuff. Okay, So,
like, guys, come on, I know about all this stuff, like
you think, I haven't googled like and looked up like the things that pop
up. Right. It has to do with specifically what frickin things are in
this giant swamp. We live next to a swamp, and it has every
conceivable greenery thing over there. I ain't using no damn clareniton. Clareniton is
big pharma trash. Dude. I've tried humidify. I'm not gonna get a
humidifier. It's Florida do This is the most humid error in the world.
It's not humidity. The air is superhumid, by the way, I think.
Also the geo engineer spray also contributes to this. But it is also
this region is really bad. Okay, So the entire chat starts talking about
this woo quick golfing, what the cree golf it? So right now in
this area, I can tell you what it is because I can tell by
my allergic reaction, which pollens it is it's the grass pollen right now,
right now, it is oak, hickory and grass. I didn't even have
to look it up. I knew it was grass. I'll look it up.
Yes, it's grass. For some reason, it's the grass that makes
it the hardest for me to breathe in the evening. So there you go.
Now you've got a whole damn report. Now you've got a whole report.
Although I did try this honey that has dat ol peppers in it,
and because dat ols grow around this region, that helps a little bit.
Grass pollen is actually just weed. No, I assure you. It's the
damn grasp. So we're talking about espionage, entrapment. I've got Manuka honey.
We have all that stuff. Dude, Anything you guys say, I
guarantee you I have it, and I've tried it. It's not even central
Florida. It's just close enough to a damn swamp, all right. Swamp
toxic avenger is over there, just like I don't know, cooming in the
swamps with the trees causing all this madness they're after me. I don't know
what to say. Have you tried, I've only have you tried shaving your
arms. I've only tried shaving my pits. Have you tried? Uh?
Never mind, I'm not gonna say that, all right, so he begins
his butt. You know what, let me I'm gonna go grab a water
because this is getting ridiculous. So hold on just one moment. I'm not
going anywhere. Just let me grabble water. They do the the the the
the the the the the the the the the the the the the do.
All right, we're back. I took my homeopathic allergy pill. Let's get
into this freaking book. I've been ranting about the damn swamp for an hour
and we ain't even got started. All right, Focus, guys, focus.
Remember also that you can support the show via stream labs. And stream
labs is how we do super chats over here. So here's the super chat
function right there. It also helps to turn the air conditioning. I can
breathe with when the air is on my face, when that little air condition
is making love to my cheeks, I can breathe. We got little sexpionage
going on with the air conditioning. Woomo, girl a C yo a C.
Where you at? Girl yo a C. I'm in the mood for
some of that smooth, icy cold, cold hoted snake straight up. Paula
Abdul all right, KGB schools for swallows and ravens. This is how he
begins his boot. This is probably the most well known, the most famous.
AC wasn't off, man, It was just not cranked down. I
had to crank as shit down. So no, hell, it wasn't off.
You can't have no AC. And the freaking one hundred degrees of Florida
weather. And the KGB had no problem with the utilization of sexpionage, and
in fact they created schools and the KGB operative. The pretty famous his name
was Laventia Berria, head of the KGB during Stalin's era. Originally the OGPU
became the nkb D strongly promoted the use of SX as an integral part of
the Soviet intelligence gathering apparatus. They had no problem doing this. And of
course he mentions a few classic historic examples that I cover in my lecture.
We think about Rayhab in the Bible, we think about Joshua and the spies
spying out the Canaan's land. So those are classics. But many other cases
you probably are not familiar with, one of which which I thought was the
most interesting was the Japanese Hall of Pleasurable Delights. Heart of a pressure the
right. The Hall of Pleasurable Delights sound fun, It sounds a little Some
thought that might be a little little STDs floating around there. I don't know.
There was a character from Prussian intelligence name William Steber, not Whitley Streeber,
William Steber. It was the head of Prussian intelligence in the eighteen sixties,
and he was so adept, thank you, at the effectiveness of s
xpionage that he created this network called the Green House, where there was a
giant network I'm assuming of a bunch of houses of ill repute, but it
was so good at gaining information, and they would kind of when a visiting
diplomat came right, they would whisk him over to the House of ill repute
and the ladies of the evening there were all government informants, and so they
would make sure that there was a good time had by the visiting kings,
diplomats, presidents, whoever. And in the midst of the coaitis information was
attempted to be extracted. And this worked so well for William Steber that Japan
got wind of this. The war lords lord. They called upon him to
develop Hall of a Pleasure above delight, no honor, and patterned after the
Greenhouse that Steber had set up in Prussia. This surpassed it immensely and actually
was this source for Russian defeat in the Russo Japanese War of nineteen oh forty
nineteen oh five. Can you believe that that's how they won all of the
intel that got leaked through a bunch of hoes? What? Yes? By
nineteen forty five, the Cold War was kicking off, ramping up. And
there's an interesting part that I thought was a little contradictory in Bower's book,
which is that he says at the beginning that the West didn't like to use
operatives for s xpionage. Yet we read in many places in his book that
they did, so. I don't know where he gets this idea. Maybe
his distinction is that the West was not actively engaged in training operatives for this,
but rather they had no problem, of course getting information from ladies of
loose morals, and I always say mens of Liz morales. Right, both
things going on, supposedly, Alan Dulles, and I don't think I really
believe this. Said that the purpose of intelligence is to infiltrate vital elements of
the adversaries apparatus and to build up local defenses against that penetration by keeping countries
aware of the nature and extent of the peril by assisting internal security services.
So the idea is that these types of things would not benefit the West.
Yet six in the CIA used similar quote safe houses where Russians were also compromised.
So safe houses don't just necessarily refer to a place where a spy can
find refuge if he's on the run or something like that. If you watch
the movies, that's typically where safe houses come into play. And yet we're
told that, oh, well, I guess British intelligence. Let's see,
I did engage this. Now if Whitney Webb's information is correct, I think
it is. Then turns out Jessin McAffrey was compromising people for everybody, all
kinds of intelligence things. So once again, this story that the West was
not doing this does not seem to be very plausible. We get some of
these kind of boring stories early on in the book about the KGB Ravens Swallows,
which I have to think is pretty Some of these stories must be pretty
well known or common because they sound much like the stories, or they just
give me the episodes that The Americans has going on. So if you remember
in the Americans, I always recommend that show. It's a great show.
It's very realistic, but it's also got a bunch of things kind of smushed
into it that it's not very realistic. Okay, Uh Clark and well that's
Clark's his name when he's uh sleeping with that boring ass Martha woman. But
I forget what's Kerrie Russell's character's name. I forget her name, Elizabeth and
Clark right. Anyway, that's one of the best TV shows ever, honestly,
I mean, the show is awesome. It's just a phenomenal everything about
it. And they and and they ended it well. Most TV shows always
screw up the ending, right, like lost, great show, and then
we get this goofy, weird ending. But they ended this show very well.
And there's at least two or three sequences I can think of off the
top of my head in The Americans where we we get stories very similar to
what pops up in Bower's book. For example, the story of this first
guy here, Philip Latour a KGB entrapment operation with a character named Philip Latour,
a French electronics engineer, had a wife and three children. In the
late nineteen sixties, he was sent he went on a vacation to the Mediterranean
and decided to visit Russia. Now, so many of these stories about these
poor, nerdy, lonely men and women, and a lot of these people
operate and work in sensitive areas. So I'm kind of amazed and surprised that
these people don't really they weren't a little suspicious. I mean, like,
if you're a boring ass boomer dude, and you know you've been with like
one girl your whole life or something, you know, maybe you married your
sweetheart, you decide to vacation, remember one in Russia in the Cold War?
Why the hell would you want a vacation in Russia and the Cold War?
First of all, and then like a babe comes up to you,
Come on, dude, you've got no sense at all. Okay, nines
and tens bombshell babes are not interested in boring ass boomers. But what's pretty
amazing throughout this book and in many of the cases that you read of the
entrapment operations or of these kinds of raven and are going to swallow apple operations.
Typically sometimes it happens with women, but more so obviously with the dudes.
Like what is going on in the minds of these dudes, Like they
actually think that some bombshell supervidl chick is into them when they're totally like the
most boring middle class job. But they just happen to be working at some
facility that makes nuclear sub you know, technology, or they work at some
facility that makes like, I don't know, you know, blackhop helicopters,
and then it's suddenly like a babe is into into a come on dude.
It's just amazing, Like the the level of naivete on a lot of these
people. But such is the power of our drive to appropriate. It's one
of the most effective ways to get people. So I'll see if we can
find this poor chap. I want to see what he looks like. Philip
Latour KGB entrapment. So let's take a look at this guy, this French
dude. And we may not have any pictures of him. I don't know.
It's hard to find pictures of these people. Okay, I don't see
any pictures, but who knows. I don't think it's any of these dudes.
What is this chick? What she doing? Is this the girl that
it trapped him? That was like an AI picture. I'm sick of all
these AI pictures flooding everywhere, making everything confusing, and you can't tell what's
real and what's not anyway, So there's no pictures. Nobody knows about this
guy. But of these stories are very similar to what we see in the
episodes of The Americans. If you've never seen it, high they recommend it.
The next example is, Okay, I think in the very first season,
Carrie Russell entraps some nerdy government dude. Do you remember that when she's
all like, it's pretty a little risque. And then then Clark, who
is the main character here, he's and traps this woman who works at the
State Department, I think, and he develops this relationship with her, and
he pretends to be also working at a government job that doesn't allow him to
devolve much information or that he can't have a normal relationship with her because of
his spy work man. So uh, he dons this very nerdy appearance,
which is pretty funny. Here's Clark. And here's Clark seducing Martha as you
can see, and this is I think very accurate. This is very realistic.
And the next story that he gives as his example is the expoints of
a raven named Hans Suderlin, and Hans Suderland is trained in Moscow to go
after and entrap a I think a secretary at NATO. And this is very
close to the type of story that you have with Clark and Martha. So
I tend to think maybe a lot of a lot of Clark these kinds of
stories that we read here. Anyway, So he entraps this woman, let's
see what her what her name was, leonor Hines. She was a lonely
spinster. Yeah, this is exactly like Martha, and I think she ends
up killing her. So one of these women ends up killing her, killing
herself because unliving because of the the trauma. Now some of these people the
situations get really tense too, because they're forced into working for these entities and
they're told if they don't then they will they will be put in some sort
of prison Lubyanka or something, or they will be exposed in their home country.
So that's of course the point of a lot of the entrapment, but
he notes that the recruiting and training of espionized agents, including swallows and ravens,
it is a unique aspect of the Soviet system. In the United States,
they do not obtain recruits from excuse me, the United States and Western
countries obtained recruits from the military or from selected men and women of all walks
in life who combine their espionage activities with regular normal ways of making a living.
During the Cold War, Russians, however, chose chose their people very
carefully acquiring all the necessary background information and submitting their potential spies to here rigid
course training. So you get to go to to Hump School, which you
get your p pH d. At at pu. I went to Hump School,
got a pH d, got a pH d and d y'all laughing like
like it's fun over here, coughing. I can't wait to get on a
live stream and cough ha. I'm gonna cough at them people. Y'all just
mad because I got I'm a validict I'm a validictorian of Hump School. Now
I'm trying, man, I'm trying. I don't know what you want me
to do. I'm trying my best over here. I got a pimpinghose degree,
a pH d at n k v D. I got a pH d
from the n k v D or the Valedictorian d. And we just dropped
one hundred people for that joke. Where do y'all where you going? There's
nothing else going on tonight. I assure you of that this is where it's
at. Anyway, The majority of spies for Russian and Communist nationals of the
country in which they operate following the two categories those who believe strongly in the
ideology and they are willing to or those who are willing to betray, or
those who it could be black man. This is very common. This reminds
us of what m iice. We went into detail recently on several podcasts,
and this actually Pearl actually asked us a bunch of questions about m CE.
Do you guys remember mice, money, ideology, compromise, and ego.
Those are typically the things that are used to compromise people. Now, this
also recalls the Americans this chapter because he says that there was the marx Ingles
sex school set up outside of Moscow. This is pretty crazy. Have you
ever heard of this. I've never heard of this. Let's see if we
can find this the marks, we might get something else. Maybe I shouldn't
type that in, right, but it's just pretty wild that, you know,
nobody knows about this, and yet this was like a huge part of
our history. Okay, so nothing comes up. But of course you can't
trust any of this Wikipedia stuff anyway, because I mean, they don't even
pull up. I mean, basically the search engines don't hardly work anymore.
But if you remember in the Americans, there was that key sequence where they
flashed back to the training of the main guy and Kerry Russell, and they
were trained in a completely synthetic Soviet version of America. So the Soviets would
build these entire American naghborhoods in towns to train their illegals operatives and the Americans,
as you guys know, is about the illegals, the illegals being director
s of the KGB where they were trained to come over into and embed themselves
and live in America as Americans. Their entire life almost become an American family
and to you know, engage in really important operations, espionage, spying,
whatever was needed. Now, according to Mark, the illegals were not the
ones that, for example, would engage in assassinations. There was a whole
other arm of the KGB that was dealing with assassinations. But in the movie,
in the Show of the Americans, that kind of combine it into this
kind of unrealistic situation where basically Carrie Russell's like sexually entrapping somebody, She's going
and assassinating somebody else, and then she's driving home to make dinner for her
family, like in the same day. I mean, come on, that's
a little a little much. But now, why are we talking about this
in the fake neighborhoods? Because think about the extent to which the Soviet version
you could say of mk ultra here. Think how extensive and in depth this
is. They're building entire fake American neighborhoods, and this is real, so
that these agents would go and they would live in these American neighborhoods when they're
young. In this story, they're paired up Carrie Russell and I forget the
guy's name. They're paired up and put into the neighborhood which has am all
a movie theater, like a school apartment and they lived there for two or
three years. They learned English everything about American culture. I wish I could
pull up they let you know what, you guys should watch that scene.
Let's see if there's a clip of that, and I'll put it in the
chat for you guys. You guys can watch it later. But let's see
the Americans fake fake neighborhood. Let's try that because I don't remember which episode
it is. Oh, here we go, now stand discovers Philip is a
spy. That's famous scene. Let's see the Americans Soviet think. All right,
well, I don't think anything's gonna come up, but you get the
idea. Now here's the thing about the fake neighborhoods. I was getting at
because if they're going to that extent in terms of training their operatives in sort
of fake American neighborhoods, then we find out, as Boer writes in his
book, that they made a masterful study, so to speak, of everything
to do with SCX, to the extent that well, let me read what
he says. Those enrolled in these schools received lectures on everything to do with
the habits of the target country where they're going in these fake cities. They
live in surroundings built to stimulate the towns in the areas in which we'll be
operating, very much like a Hollywood movie set, supermarkets, movie theaters,
shops, people where the costumes of their adopted residents to become part of that
everyday life. Meticulous attention is given to every detail, how to purchase a
bus ticket, tickets to the movies, ordering a meal, the proper amount
to tip in that country. Men's magazines are stuff studied. This is back
in the Cold War. Prawn movies are imported and are shown regularly to the
operatives. Why is this well, Men chosen to be ravens are required to
sleep with their girlfriends to lose all inhibitions, and are ordered to make and
to indulge in skittles activities with other men. All of the students learn how
to drug to take care of people in emergency situations with unliving cigarettes, candy
or whatever can be used. Soviets who enter this branch of the KGB are
unaware of the kind of training they will undergo, to the extent of the
degradation that they suffer by offering themselves to the service of their country or ideology
Marxism from the beginning. These agents are taught that the use of sex as
an espionage tool is a patriotic duty. So did you notice that they're intentionally
degraded? Now, think about this. If the Soviets had figured out ways
to create entire fake neighborhoods and sex schools to degrade and mind control their operatives
into being this, do you think that the West and the CIA and the
pop stars and the other intelligence agencies in the West, do you think they
wouldn't be doing the same thing? Of course they would. Are there any
morals? I mean, come on, they're not constrained by So everybody in
Eurasia is immoral and everybody in the West is moral? Come on, are
you that naive? This is silly? In other words, this is another
attestation to the reality of perhaps people even in the pop scene, undergoing similar
types of things. Do you see what I'm saying? If agents can be
trained in foreign country to be handled sex slaves, it does seem plausible that
it could occur in our country as well. Viya, I don't know,
like a Brittany or something, you see what I'm getting at. Let me
clear my throat. This has honey in it. So I'm trying to do
my best. Now we don't know if now I think the fake cities and
the sex sex schools were real. Do you guys remember we covered we did
an analysis back at the time, uh of Red Sparrow. I did not
think this was a very good movie. I think it was a lot of
propaganda, but it did have some elements to it. Remember with Jylaw,
Remember Jlaw, This movie is about what I'm talking about. And did nobody
watch this? It's a thirty three million views. Nobody remembers this. Come
on, y'all, know what's up where y'all at? So jay Law is
she's a Russian you know, ballerina or whatever, and she's recruited into this
school or one of these. She's sent to one in Kazakhstan, right,
and you know then this is her being sent on her first mission too to
entertain this diplomat or whatever. I forget all the details of it, but
here she is flashing back when she's sent to her school. And then they
got this woman that's like Rosa Club. I think they actually intentionally chose like
a Rosa Club type woman. Now, if you don't remember, this is
her right here. In the old James Bond stories, that's why Ian Fleming
put Rosa Club in this very position. And in the one with the Turkish
intelligence guy bay b e Y that Bond goes and talks to in cons Athonople,
is that Doctor No at Rosa Club is the handler to the blonde woman
that Bond. I don't know he he does he Flipper to the West,
I can't remember, but it's been a while since I've watched Doctor No.
But I think that's Doctor No with where where he goes to Turkey, right,
But it's very similar to this, and these things are both of these
situations are based in reality. So you have this sort of Rosa Club woman
and Rosa Clubs intended to be a L E. S. B I A
N like my glasses, right, because the idea is that in these sex
schools people are being taught this and they're being degraded and initiated into this operative
role. Of course, j Law is you know, she's super soldier slay
queen and she you know whatever. And then what's this guy's name, I
forget his name, he's the Russians or whatever. Yeah, sure, but
now remember the the the west of course is a super moral about oh we're
so moral or so moral, and then yet the West pushes all the most
d gen stuff, right, So so it's like, oh, look,
how look how evil uh n kV D was, And yeah, I think
the n k v D was evil. This is evil to put it's evil
to put people into this, to ruin their lives and do this kind of
stuff, right, government funded, you know, mind control, sex control,
right, and yet our entire apparatus in the West, from the top
down, the corporate elite down, pushes stuff worse than this. So where's
all the moralizing. Actually, it makes no sense. They're both bad,
is my point? Are you a kg b U? No, I'm said
they're both. You can't understand that two sides are bad. So he goes
a few cases like this of kind of stories that are kind of boring.
I'll pass those because just basically people being manipulated at a basic level about you
know, being lonely and looking for companionship, and it's usually just some naval
engineer guy who's nerdy, and again this hot Russian chick or hot German chick,
you know, chats him up and he's like totally entranced because he thinks
he's a mac daddy when he's like a boring bloomer beta and he falls.
But the next most interesting element that I did not know that did surprise me.
Oh, by the way, there was a story too where the KGB
engineered a fake R A PE case and it was somebody high profile. Let's
see who it was. Oh, this was the Philip Latour guy. So
this was the French guy we were talking about earlier, and they gave him
a bunch of drinks of wine. He was chatting it up with this babe,
and they put a woman around him when he passed out, when he
was drugged, and he woke up and she ran away claiming that she had
been R a p E d. So then the KGB had this apparent R
a PE situation and they were blackmailing this guy to get information on whatever radio
technology he was working on during the Cold War for the French government. But
I think this guy had disclosed what happened, so he didn't Actually he lost
his job in his security clearance, but he didn't end up, you know,
destroyed by the KGB. So that's very reminiscent in the Americans. In
the episode where they entrap and stage a scenario with I think he's a Polish
diplomat. If I recall and there's like a un meeting, maybe it's supposed
to be something akin to lack of Alessa. I don't think it's intentionally like
Melessa. I think in the Americans, it's like somebody who works with like
Melessa and the KGB, Kerry Russell or somebody like does this type of thing.
Now here's the really crazy part. Did you know? I did not
know this. I don't know a whole lot about Chay Gavara. I'm not
super well studied on Latin South America, you know, operation and all that.
I know a little bit. I've read Servando Gonzalez's book, but Servondo's
book is about Castro, so I don't know much about Chay. But it
turns out Chay was being spied on and was being kind of I would say,
manipulated. But the intention was to manipulate Chay via his girlfriend. This
Latin American. What did this guy called her his steamy, steamy Latin American
girlfriend or Bolivian girlfriend. Let's let's see who she was. Laura Martinez lo
Of Martinez Abril Abril, you better get this, You better get this steamy
girl out of Hebro. She's barely gonna spy on me. Bro. She
was sent by the KGB to spy on Chay because Chay was not following everything
that the Soviet party line wanted. And I've heard some other due pretty well
studied in the history of Chay. Again, I don't know that much about
Chay, but they were arguing the same thing that actually Chay was a little
more off script than Castro, and this is actually the reason why Chay was
taken out. And this girlfriend was a big part of this. So she
was informing and spying on him the entire time to the KGB, and they
wanted to make sure that they kept Chay in line, and Bowart says after
a matter of month, she had built up a substantial army. However,
the Soviets were concerned that Chay was preaching a creed of Marxism that the USSR
didn't exactly want. He was becoming a little too powerful, and the girlfriend
was given orders to betray the Gorilla Revolution. So excuse me, this is
a difference. This is a different girl, Tanya. Let's see thought we're
talking about Laura. Let's hold on, I'm getting confused with Chay's girlfriends here,
all right, Okay, I'm sorry. So Tanya is Laura Martinez's code
name. Excuse me, That's why I was confused. So it turns out
she was spying on him. She was informing on him, and the KGB
could putting pressure on her to get him in line or to undermine his revolution,
and it ended up not working. It says Tanya was giving orders to
betray Chay. In nineteen sixty seven, she passed information to General one Jose
Torres, the Bolivian chief of Staff, giving away the location of Chay's Gorilla
camps. Chay was captured and shot by the Bolivian Army sergeant, and Tanya
was then reportedly killed in an ambush, but her body was never found,
so the whole so basically, Chay got screwed over by this chick, and
that's why his whole thing fell. And I'm guessing that she leaked his location
to the right wing government, which is ironic because uh, let's see who
that was, the Bolivian leader, Juan Jose Thoris Abril. But you better
get his chicatair bro, she's barely gonna betray you, man before real like,
she's barely gonna betray you. Jose one Jose Thoris. Yeah, he
definitely looks like a right wing leader. No socialist, he's not. So
I guess he's a rival to Chay fiftieth President of Bolivia. He was murdered
in the frame of the United States backed Operation Condor. By the way,
of course, Pope Francis participated in Operation Condor if he didn't know aiding.
Let's see, though most military leaders in Latin America have been associated with right
wing Tortoise was a left wing socialist. But I guess he didn't like Chay.
Interesting, all of this Latin South American could war stuff. It's like
a giant thing. I don't know that much about all that's not my I
mean, I know a little, but it's it's his own just I mean,
it's it's you guys spent your whole life on like CIA Soviet operations in
Latin South America. Anyway, the next case that he talks about that I
didn't know about was under Zar Nicholas the First, and so the Imperial Russian
Imperial Secret Service was known as the okrana O k h r A n A
and one of its notable spies was a twenty three year old traveling salesman named
Zavino yevno Azev. He was from a small town of Liskovo, Russia,
and finding himself in financial problems, he escaped to Germany. Throughout his money
woes, living in Germany, he would keep contact with the Russian police and
would try to get information to sell the names of revolutionaries in Germany for a
price. So he was informing and spying on the leftists and the socialists.
In eighteen ninety four he moved to bern and married and joined the Union Russian
Revolutionaries. He was throughout this time a double agent, and this reminds me
of kind of some of the stuff that we read about in Dostoievsky's stories,
right where we have these socialists and then we have the you know, the
Tzaris secret police trying to stamp out the socialists. And ended up creating a
good position for his favorite spy as an engineer in the General Electric Company.
This enabled as of to work at the center of the revolutionary movement. He
was very clever as a spy and was never suspected as a double agent,
even though he was for pretty much most of his life. He ended up
kind of undermining a whole bunch of socialist operations and efforts. There was a
couple of times where it looked like he was going to be caught and executed,
and yet he masterfully made his way through these operations. Man, it's
so hard to breathe her. I'm doing everything I can now. His story
doesn't end because one summer evening in Saint Petersburg, he attended a cafe where
he became enchanted with one of the local entertainers, a woman named Hetty the
Hero. The Hero she became his mistress. Hetty was a German girl who
entertained as a singer, but her warm smile and sparkling eyes and shapely figure
were her main attributes. Before meeting as of she had been one of the
party girls who attended the wild affairs of Grand Duke Cyril and his fun loving
brother Boris. It was all great fun. It was also profitable for the
showgirl, and by the time that the Russo Japanese War was over, she
had made fifty thousand roubles, with which she foolishly invested in a Siberian gold
mine. Mister Azef, who was thirty nine when he met Hetty, posed
as a prosperous merchant who enjoyed the company of beautiful women. His wife knew
him only as a dedicated revolutionary, but all this time he was playing his
double role as a secret agent. Yev No's life changed when he met Hetty
and arrived on the scene, and she envisioned him as a delightful man with
whom she fell in love. They spent every moment together, and of course
this fell apart because the revolutionaries began to question, why are you living such
an extravagant lifestyle if you're a socialist communist. Feeling the pressure, Azev took
Hetty his mistress to Germany. He left with her parents. They went to
Glasgow, where a Russian cruise ship was being built and the engineer and Mikhail
Costenko, was a social revolutionary who met with Azov and together they conceived up
the plan to assassinate Nicholas the Second. The plan was going to be that
on the boat they would kill the Tsar while he was inspecting the ship.
So Azef was an agent provocateur who had concocted this whole plan to entrap all
of these socialist revolutionaries and then out them when they wanted to kill Zar Nicholas
the second. Of course, this plan failed and it was all the information
was given over to the Okrana, and Azef, who acknowledged that he had
been an agent, was almost caught. He was found guilty, but turns
out it was decided to lure him to a villain and stage his accidental death.
So they staged his death, and I think he ran away to Germany
again with Hetty. So quite an adventurous life that this man lived. What
a character. See. All these stories are crazy, like every one of
these would make a wild movie. But we certainly can't have any heroes of
Russia. They have to all be bad guys. Isn't it wild that none
of these people pop up? So there are all these like famous you know,
eighteen hundreds, nineteen hundreds, all these famous spy stories, and nothing
pops up for these people. Interesting, of course, it's just Hetty Lamar.
No, not Hetty Lamar. Although I mean pretty much all of these
old entertainers, you know what I mean, they're almost all spies. I
would I mean, I don't even know if Hetty Lamar was a spy.
But I won't be surprised. Maybe she was. I can't remember. Let's
see if she was she a spy? Yes, she was. Looks like
Hetty Lamar's military invention. What her technological contributions were squandered? What this sounds
crazy? She was pigeonholed as a one dimensional Hollywood object her never used contribution
to military technology. Oh I didn't I didn't know. She was a born
tra a Jewish family. She escaped the tiny mustache men to I guess,
come to la. She also developed a system to protect allies. What this
is crazy? Spread spectrum technology would become the forerunner what was used in today's
Wi Fi? Come on now? Is this is this for real? What?
This is crazy? But was she a spy? Hetty Lamar and composer
George Antheld developed radio guidance systems. Okay, I mean I could. This
is just crazy. I mean I study this stuff all the time. I
don't even know this so secret communication system that they developed. Well that's crazy.
Who who knew that? Anyway? All right? Moving on, the
KGB does not always expect immediate results in this black male efforts. It maintains
files during during the cilver written during the Cold War sto it maintained files at
two Darzinski Square that were kept for fifty years. Giant KGB files kept for
fifty years to make sure that the information could be stored that might be useful
at a future date. In fact, the KGB learned of many individuals in
the West who had skittles proclivities, and one of the famous cases was that
I got a funny story here from this a British no a young Italian high
ranking government official, son of the high rank government official KGB got dirt on
him. Anyway, that one's kind of stupid, but this is crazy.
So President Sukarno of Indonesia in the nineteen sixties was famous for his amorous appetite
and for visiting ladies of the evening d KGB hatched a plot by which they
would entrap him at some of their facilities when he came to visit, and
they would film these escapades, which happened quite a bit. They then brought
in President Sukarno and said, guess what we've got you on tape with all
of these ladies. You will now work for us. Sukarno interestingly flipped the
tables and on them and said, do you have copies of all these tapes?
I would actually like to show them in my country because my fellow country
will be impressed and will cheer me on. And the KGB were sort of
left with a mic drop and they didn't know what to do, so this
actually failed. Still sulking over this entrapment case, there was another funny incident
where the KGB thought that they had gotten wind of an incident at the nineteen
sixty five inauguration of LBJ, where a fun loving British diplomat asked a fellaw
a fellow Soviet minister, Alexander Zinchuk, if he gets talked in privately.
They stepped away to the siding and the British diplomat said, you know that
man over there is not actually Lyndon Baines Johnson. LBJ was assassinated during the
campaign. However, the United States has kept this secret and they've elected a
double agent. Zencha could hardly wait to excuse himself, rushing to the nearest
telephone to call his handlers. Although his superiors ridiculed the idea, the KGB
covertly took this information very secret very seriously and started making inquiries into the possible
accident which had gotten rid of LBJ. However, it turns out that this
was all disinformation and was a distraction, so moving on, the next example
was a place called Camp David. Now this is not the Camp David accords,
I don't think this is very different, but this is this is very
reminiscent of what you would think about in the Jeff Stin mcguffrey situation right,
or Craig Spence in the Franklin cover up. This is the idea of massage
parlors and these kinds of places that are actually full of two way mirrors and
devices. So this was becoming more popular in the nineteen fifties and in Now
this is interesting because this is West Germany so good. In nineteen fifty five,
the US under Army Sergeant Glenn Roarer was assigned a heavily guarded compound that
was used to attrain European and American agents in operations behind the Iron Curtain.
Located at a twelve acre site in Oberuzzo, West Germany, ten miles from
Frankfort, it was known as Camp David. The purpose of this facility was
to train Black and Gray agents. Full time spies were known as blacks and
operate in the Soviet controlled countries under false identities. Gray were businessmen, tourists,
and journalists who agreed to take on espionage assignment for patriotism or for money.
All these agents were debriefed and sent to various missions under light Detector task
blah blah blah president a. Virtually every brief briefing session, Glenn roher knew
the names of every agent and the names and identities of hundreds of CIA agents,
both black and gray. He was also well aware of their operating procedures,
in the location of their missions, their contacts, and their successes.
Rhorer had been carefully screened to bet A by the CIA before being posted to
run Camp David. Stringent regulations were there. However, being stationed there alone,
Rhorer felt a strong need eventually to find some female companionship. In nineteen
sixty decided to visit a luxurious Frankfurt massage parlor operated by Lydia Khuzazov. Lydia
was the head mistress of the KGB's sex school, and she had been sent
in to West Germany by the KGB to set up an espionage ring. She
had recruited the most beautiful girls that she could find, and she paid them
extremely well for their roles as top flight ladies of the evening. The patrons
were first made comfortable in their pleasant, respectable rooms. And it turns out
the massages which led to you Iraq happyinging Iraq happy inging, turns out there
were microphones, tape recorders, two way mirrors everywhere, so jeff Stein mcguffery.
This led to a gigantic score because Lydia initially demanded from Roarer blackmail information
on all the agents in East Germany. By nineteen sixty five, Rarer had
supplied the KGB with the names and addresses of, by this time dozens of
CIA agents, and from nineteen fifty five to sixty five, more than one
hundred agents CIA agents were arrested to this. One dude's compromise all because he
wanted to get hYP ending you all right, ending, So all it takes
is one happy ending dude and you're you're cooked. Now, did you guys
know that there's there's old uh training videos? This is what amazes me,
is like they put up the training videos for American soldiers on YouTube let me
think of what that was titled US. You should watch these? Have you
never seen it? Pretty funny US military soldier training. It's something like I
don't know if it has maybe something like this. I'll try this, but
these training videos for the soldiers are pretty funny if we can find one.
No, that's not it. Oh wait here we go. This is it?
Espionage target you? I think this is it. Let's see. This
man's name is Nick mccrado's destination Munich, occupation, freelance journalist, door to
door salesman, jack of all trades, with no particular skill in any but
in Vienna, his last stop in a search of fortune, Krados made a
contact that promises to open for him a whole new career. This girl's name
is Tomoko Kimura. This is like the most archetypal version of this, right
Japanese A dancer. You reckon me, I reckon you? Right? Uh,
this is great. This is this is the actual training film. I
forgot that she that I remember watching this like five years ago, and uh,
I was like, that's actually pretty funny. We should watch that on
a stream. Sometimes I forgot about it. But yeah, this is like
literally the stories that she's describing, right, so like they're recruiting like all
the all the babes, and then these like how did this Did this guy
not watch this video? This is like right around the same time. This
is nineteen sixties, Like this video is sixty four? Did they not send
this to Sergeant Roarer? This all because of this dude was just like lonely
one night, or maybe maybe he was stationed there for more than one night.
But why would you even I mean, did this dude have no game?
Like you couldn't just go find a date? I mean, I don't
know. Maybe he was an ugly dude. Lately, having struck up an
acquaintance with a US Marine Timoco, has made his service club her afternoon hangout?
Are they Germany? His destination an American air base overseas is jade cuff
links? All right? Just accidental attire, okay? So so uh Soviet
operatives wear jade cufflinks. I'm confused. Maybe this is a this World War
two. I thought this was Cold War It says nineteen sixty four, so
but it's like Germans and Japanese. This will be like maybe they're using access
time as an example. I can't remember they've got that like generically Asian music,
Don't do, don't do, and you've got a guy with jade cufflinks?
Is that how we identify spies? They wear? The Soviets were jade
cuplinks. This was she Japanese or Chinese? Now I'm confused. Her name
was Japanese, right, wasn't it Tomamoto or something? So she can't be
a Soviet. I guess she could. Different people in different parts of the
world, but all with a common mission, for each is a hostile agent
of the worldwide Sino Soviet intelligence network identified by cuff links. Pardon share?
Could I told to you for anche their job to exploit if and when the
opportunity arises you a serviceman and woman in order to gain access to information that
can be of value to an enemy. I just can't understand how these sergeants
wouldn't think or conceive of the House of ill Repute being the place by which
is what happened. I mean, you'd be a lot less likely to be
entrapped in this by meeting a woman at a bar than you would going to
the damn massage parlor. That's just this is that's the goofy. Anyway,
this is a funny thing. We're not gonna watch all this, but like
this guy instructing you on how to avoid being entrapped, it's pretty funny.
I'll just play a little bit more. These cases have been taken from the
files of the Army Intelligence Corps, the Office of Special Investigation, the US
Air Force, and the Office of Naval Intelligence. Today we're going to show
you three cases of attempted espionage by agents of the Sino Soviet intelligence system.
For security reasons, certain names and locations have in order, but essentially these
things happen that thick. But as you know, emigration is against the laws
of our classified material. Yeah, this is the there's three cases, and
here's the one where the woman gets entrapped I think into like doing uh drops.
She has to drop this information underneath the rock or whatever. Where he
was arrested and jailed under violation of local espionage laws, bringing to an end
his career as an intelligence agent. A relative behind the Iron curtain. Indebtedness,
loneliness, the desire for an easy buck, all vulnerable areas ripe for
exploitation. Well, what about the the happy ending case. I thought I
thought were gonna get a little more action out of Yamamoto or whatever her name
was. The beginning? Where did that? What happened to that story?
That was? That? Is that this soldier man here, he's waiting to
meet her at the restaurants. I think how it goes the stars and stripes
from your own information officer, But it's just too much trouble. Yeah,
where speed bedroom? Anyway, you guys can watch this on your own.
We'll get back to our story. Why did one hundred people leave? After
that? That was like the best part was all this stuff. I don't
get it. People's attention spans are just destroyed, so a lot of people
lost out there. There was a similar situation with Sir Hanson or Harrison,
excuse me, Sir Harrison, British British case where a similar thing had happened
to an older man he fell for a young girl. Sir Jeffrey Hanson,
British Ambassador to Moscow. He was entrapped by an attractive young Russian girl named
Gallia. She was a KGB swallow. He saw her emerging from a bathtub
with no clothes and immediately was infatuated. They began a relationship and he soon
found out that her bedroom had been bugged with hidden cameras, and the KGB
had succeeded in entrapping a high level British ambassador. But the most serious case
was the KGB entrapment of Rear Admiral Hermann Ludka. He's a British Rear admiral
assigned to NATO in the nineteen sixties and he had clearance for everything top secret,
NATO's confidential secret and cosmic top secret rating whatever cosmic top secret is the
NATO. He was a married man with five children and had a very important
position at NATO at the time. He was also a good looking and charismatic
man, and that made him attractive to many women. During one of his
work stays in Paris in nineteen sixty six, he was being watched very closely
by Soviet agents who learned that he was frequenting a nightclub called the Left Bank.
One particular evening, the KGB sent a sensuous twenty three year old French
girl and named Yvonne. She successfully talked him up, chatted him up,
and trapped him and they had an evening of wild love making with many erotic
positions. This was all filmed, all photographed, and the Rear Admiral was
then forced into handing over pretty much everything classified that he could get his hands
on for the KGB. This did a tremendous amount of damage to NATO.
During this time, lloydki it was shown all of this and continued to cooperate.
The KGB was also aware that Lloyd Rear Admiral LLOYDKA LUYDK supervised the storage
of billions of dollars worth of military equipment, including F one O four Lockheed
Starfighters, surface to air missiles, to air missiles, et cetera, pretty
much all the ammunition of NATO forces. He was, however, in total
demand, under total demand for the KGB as enslaved and in bondage to the
KGB. This this is his words. In nineteen sixty seven, after NATO's
command structure, including Shape that is, the Supreme Headquarters to Allied Powers of
Europe, was transferred from France to Belgium, they increased their ransom van.
The KGB ordered LLOYDKA to subvert members of his staff by using whatever methods were
at hand, including prawn. That's because LLOYDKA would occasionally peruse his hobby of
photographing underage people, so he was making his own prawn and operational changes took
place in NATO nineteen sixty seven and Lloydke was in control of more weapons and
research, so this was even worse for this, and then they asked him
to give him the parts for the Hawk missile system. Loyka obtained the parts
and took them to his usual KGB run to be points, but this was
eventually discovered by NATO security. Once he had delivered all this final material,
the KGB arranged for the treasonable acts to be discovered by his own intel,
so the KGB was setting him up to be discovered by his own people.
An undercover agent at NATO photographed some old documents still classified as top secret using
a mine ox. That's that little camera that you saw that was given as
a gift. As you guys, everybody thought that was Jamie's pregnancy test,
which it's said very clearly underneath it that it's a KGB mineox camera. To
establish the Admiral's connection to all these pictures, the agent went to the parking
lot took several photographs of Loo his car. Film has turned over to KGB
camera expert who broke into Lloydka's apartment and replaced the film in his camera with
the forgery. Undaware of the switch, Loyka snapped several pictures of his family
and his nude persons and the film was taken to a development studio. This
is all a frame up and eventually he was OFT. So the murder.
It's unclear who killed Luydka, but it could easily be either the KGB or
the CIA, and that would be for multiple reasons. Both sides had a
lot of motivations. But his information also I think led to other NATO deaths
people multiple people around Lloyka ended up OFT or suicider or something else. Only
once in the history of the FBI. Now, this was in nineteen ninety
and so I'm wondering why they said once in the history of the FBI,
because I mean, it wasn't it the whole goofy TV movie with the Robert
Hanson story, So maybe maybe this came out after. Yeah, they made
this movie with what's his name, freaking John C. Lily. If you
guys watched this, everybody should watch this if you haven't seen it, because
it's a TV movie, but it's pretty good. From two thousand and two,
and this guy what's her face from Weeds in it as his wife Mary
Louise Parker and William Hurt. But I don't know why this guy is saying
only once, because this must have happened after so this will be twice.
Now, So Robert Hanson pleaded guilty of espionage. Okay, so this is
twice. So before Robert Hanson in nineteen are in two thousand and two.
Yeah, the only person who had been busted in the FBI doing this was
a guy named Richard Miller. So, and I think both guys were entrapped.
I was trying to find this. Yeah, a lot of these people,
you think they're entrapped by babes. They're not all in trapped by babes.
Some of these people aren't trapped by not babes. They're like sending like
freaking hags. And I'm thinking it must be pretty easy to trap people because
a lot of these people, like, I mean, okay, I get
it, you're entrapped by a bombshell ten right, Okay, yeah, I
can understand that you caved. But I mean a lot of these chicks that
entrap people are not hot. That's the other surprising thing. Many of them
are, many of them are not. So let me show you. You
can't really find pictures of her. There's only one blurry picture, but she
does not look attractive. Svetlana, you gotta see this Soviet chick or she's
not good looking ogre road ogrown Kova And maybe that KGB was like short on
funds and they were like, we don't really have the funds right now for
babes, so let's just send him a kind of a mid chick. Let's
see, is this her? I mean, I mean, she's not ugly,
but like, is that her? I can't tell if that's her or
not? The heck is all this scrap? I don't know. Maybe that's
her, that's somebody's blog. If that's her, right, it's like,
this chick's not that good looking. How did you fall for her? Anyway?
It's hard to find any of these pictures that I mean, basically Google
doesn't work. But let me show you if you can. She looks like
a dang cigarette grandma, you know what I mean, Like this is her
right here? You know what I mean? She looks like she's gonna be
taking your order at the diner and trying to get you to buy some Tater
Todds. He need some more cality, yo, me top it off,
you know that's what that's what. That's the vibe I'm getting. I'm like,
it's not much with it anyway. That's all it took to entrap Richard
Miller. So he was the first of the FBI characters to be entrapped,
Richard Miller. And then we got the Robert Hanson case in uh two thousand
and two. And by the way, I won't say who, but I
talked to somebody who said that they were involved in that case, which is
interesting. And did you know they made that? Isn't that other movie about
this Breach? Remember that movie Breach? Yeah? Okay, so Ryan Felipe
and that ugly ass dude he was involved in this. Did you guys,
Laura Lenny remember this. It's a decent movie. It's a little slow.
So there's two versions of it. There's the TV movie with William Hurt called
The Robert Hanson Story, and then there's the two thousand and seven Ryan Felipe
Laura Lenny movie. I forget the back of the guy that's playing this one,
Chris Cooper. I can never think of that guy's name. Did you
guys watch Breach? So this is about the Hanson story. And what's interesting
about the Hanson story is very similar to if you watch the recent documentary that
featured John lecar A and it was called Pigeon. I recommend this too if
you haven't seen it. Pigeon Tunnel, The Pigeon Tunnel. Yeah, that's
it. This is a pretty good documentary. It's an Apple documentary, I
think. And this revolves around a career of John Lecaray, of course,
the famous espionage writer. We just covered, as you guys know, his
famous massad story Little Drummer Girl. We covered that a few weeks ago.
This is a documentary where they interviewed Lacara, who never gives interviews. So
basically he like super private, never really gave any interviews. The interview is
told in this very weird, trippy style. I mean it was well produced.
Some of the interview I thought was a little weird. But what I
thought was fascinating was the first story that he told about the entrapment that he
was involved in had to do with Soviets at one of the British universities.
I don't know eton or Cambridge or somewhere it was. You know, it's
similar, similar to the the Cambridge spiring. The it wasn't Phillaby, but
it was the people in those circles. Another one of these British intelligence operatives,
that's skittles. Okay. So it's just like people can't figure out that,
like governments are toppling, nations are falling, kingdoms are falling, wars
are being lost, not even so much because of the hetero stuff. It's
because of all the skittles everywhere. So governments get filled with skittles people,
they're easily compromised and controlled, and then everything just collapses. For example,
now Lacari doesn't explain a lot of details in regard to his first operation,
but one of his first operations was a fellow young man at I think Cambridge,
I don't remember who anyway, one of these elite British schools. And
it sounds like this person thought that the car a was maybe gonna be his
boyfriend and that didn't happen, and uh, this person was turned in and
it's all it's the same story with all of these Soviet defecting British intelligence people.
Now, why are all of these British intelligence people skittles. First of
all, could they not root out Skittles people? I just can't. I
don't understand why there would be so many. This would be such a recurring
problem for the for British intelligence, Like, I mean, can you not
figure out who's straight? I don't. I don't get it. So,
but I don't know how are the Soviets so good at finding the people lighten
their loafers. Another one of these British individuals that got entrapped, John vassal
Uh and he basically the Soviet it's just turned on their gatar and they're like,
we got them, Like all of these people are on their own eyes
our side now because we turned on our gate now. Interestingly, in the
case of Hanson, Hanson was a trad cat. He wasn't even he wasn't
even skittles. If I recall, he liked to watch people with his wife.
I think that's what it was. And so here's a trad cat who
likes to be c U c K E ed. Isn't that right? You
guys? Remember you guys have seen Breach, right, isn't this what's going
on? So? Breach was another case of entradman. It just turned out
that his dumb proclivity was to watch people enjoying his wife. That's what happens
in the plot, and I think that's true if you guys remember they don't
like to talk about all the details because I guess it's kind of embarrassing.
But it's like, why was he entrapped? Well, they found out that
he was Now this says Lutheran. Oh he was born Lutheran. Let's see.
Now he converted the tradcat his wife. Yes, his wife turned him
trad cat. Okay, well, I guess Wikipedia is not gonna tell us
anyway. In the movie, at least, I don't know what the real
story is, but I wouldn't be surprised. Does anybody remember this movie?
Nobody knows, so, I mean, might as well be skittles. He's
watching people bang his wife. I mean, all right, moving on,
Hall of Pleasurable Delights, let's go back to let's go back to We're up
nip on right, Hall of Hall of Fame. No Hall of Pleasurable Delights.
You know what? This might actually pull up something else. Maybe I
shouldn't search this. We're gonna get some freaking nasty weird anime stuff or something
y' something raw. The red light district is that it. See, you
can't even search any of this stuff, like the actual history. Know this
comes up by the way, if you guys will to hit like and share.
Welcome to tonight's interesting. Yes, I forgot Robert Hanson was opus day
exactly? Now does anybody remember the actual case though? Wasn't he like he
was like sending videos of his wife sleeping with people or something? It was
just like freaking weirdos. I mean, we all have our vices, but
I mean some of these vices are just freaking it off the hook, just
insane. Okay, So nothing comes up with this. But this was the
Hall of Pleasurable Delights. And as we said, this was the invention of
a Prussian intelligence handler by the name of Steber, and he worked for the
Prussian government and set up this vast kind of greenhouse, as he called it.
And then Japan got wind of this and they said, we want you
to come over here and set up your whole technique, your whole system,
and we'll call it the Hall of Pleasurable Delights. And it basically be a
giant, I guess a palace It doesn't say how big it was, but
it doesn't sound small if it's the Hall of Hoasubal Lights and it it catered
to any win so anything, apparently, and it does seem that in Japan
they'll go for any thing. I remember one time before I met Jamie.
I didn't I've never been to Japan. This is but there was this techno
DJ girl that I was talking to and I don't know this is true,
but it doesn't sound far fetched. And I I apologize this as gross,
but this gives you an idea of how gross things can get. But she
said that when she went to play a rave in Japan that the very wealthy
Japanese business men. This is so crazy. Maybe I shouldn't even say this.
How can we say this in code? Basically, they will pay the
ladies of the evening. It's like the million multi millionaire business class too fast.
For a long time, the ladies' systems clear out. They eat strawberries
and that's like all they're allowed to eat, right, and then the Japanese
businessmen eat the strawberries after they have processed. And it's just so freaking weird
and gross that I don't think that techno chick was lying that just sounds like
I'm like, what what is wrong with these Japanese people? Like, why
are you what? That's just crazy? Dude? Come on, does nobody
just want to have a man and a woman? Like? Is that y'all
don't want that? I mean, isn't your population declining? Like maybe you
guys should throw out all the degeneracy and maybe just go back to like man
and woman, Like remember that? Do you make guys remember that thing?
Anyway? So Pleased with the success of the whole of pleasurable delights, the
Japanese government established these training schools throughout their attempted Japanese Empire of Russia, China
Maturia. The guys of teaching jiu jitsu interesting. They, however, were
actually training and engaging in all kinds of s xpionage. By eighteen seventy eight,
dozens of these patriotic societies have been set up by Japanese nationals in their
host countries. These secret groups were given secret names, so they actually set
up secret sex societies. So now we're getting into freaking r Kelly territory because
r Kelly set up secret sex society. If you didn't know that an sex
cult. It's the remix to ignition, hot and fresh out of the kitchen,
Mama rolling them them sushi rolls. Got every man in here wition,
zipping on cocaine sukey. I'm like, anyway, there's all kinds of jokes
to be made. There will stop there though, that's our keller. Some
of these names of these secret sex societies were the Black Ocean, the Black
Dragon, the East Asia One Culture, the Reawakening of Asia, the White
Wolf, and the Turan. These were all covers in secret societies for SCX
cults, which were covers for Japanese espionage. And this information was so successful,
as we said, that the Russian men who frequented the Japanese parlors divulged
too much information and this led to Russia losing the Russo Japanese War of nineteen
oh four nineteen oh five. And I'll give his brief summary of this.
He said, although we don't have precise records to the effectiveness of the Japanese
sexpionage, by nineteen oh four nineteen oh five, the war had entered ended
disastrously for the Russians because their Baltic fleet was utterly destroyed in the Straits of
Tushima. This event could only have occurred if the Japanese had obtained advanced information
through these networks. Moving on, the master of Japanese sexpionage and espionage is
a man named Kenji Doihara. If William Steber was the master planner of all
modern sexpionage, sort of the Robert Maxwell jeff Stein mcgueffrey of his day,
Japan's next figure here was Kinji Douihira. He was the espionage master of all
international perversion and panderism. It is ironic that Douihara fed his ambition through his
view of the necessity of degrading women. He owed his start in Japanese espionage
to a young and beautiful, innocent girl who was his own sister, whom
he shall we say, corralled into this type of work. He had no
concern for his sister's reputation or for his virtue for her virtue, and in
fact, he utilized photographs that he had taken of her and sent them to
Japan's imperial princes. The princes were impressed with this babe, and they sent
immediately to make her a concubine. Deihira, however, was completely without any
moral scruples and was utilizing her as his own spy. That's pretty ballsy too,
by the way, to like use your sister to spy on the Japanese
prince. I mean that's the dude had no scruples. That dude just didn't
care. So he was working together however, with a general General Honjo between
them, they had those scruples and they put together a subversive movement called Anfu.
Eventually, they, I guess, tried to overthrow the capital city.
Oh excuse me, not not excuse me, I have this backwards. Okay,
So the Hiro's idea was use his sister, not the Japanese imperial but
eventually he was using his sex networks to destroy China. Excuse me. Doihira
immediately said about developing a plan to demoralize China. Now here's the key point
that I wanted to get to with this. This is an early case of
weaponize vice and degeneracy used on a mass scale by Kinji Deuikia of Japan to
destroy China. And it wasn't just a network of houses of ill repute,
it was also opium. So he starts tying in drugs and sex to culturally
attack China culture war degeneracy promoted to weaken China. Doihira's first set was to
convert the traditional Chinese men's clubs into saloons, gambling houses, brothels, and
opium dens in small towns of villages. He established many booths at local fairs
that offered medicine. However, this medicine was not a cure for tuberculosis,
but was in fact opium. This is like exactly the same thing that goes
on in America via fentannel. Dhira then spawned an army of addicts that numbered
tens of thousands, who were then his slaves and informers. Because they were
addicts, they were brid on him for opium. They would then inform and
spy for him as addicts. He even created his own special brand of cigarette
that was laced with opium to help get more and more addicts. This is
just crazy. This dude was like. This dude was off the hook.
In fact, he was so successful at softening the country's defenses through all of
this internal subversion that he destroyed most of the Chinese people's will to resist.
In fact, he continued to open numerous brothels in key cities and used white
Russian addicts as the prostitutes in these brothels. This is crazy. In nineteen
thirty one, Japan, when they felt that China had been sufficiently weakened,
they invaded Manchuria. So you understand that all of what's going on in the
West today, there's nothing new. This is old school techniques of warfare that
go beyond tanks and soldiers. It's old school warfare using culture, war,
degeneracy and so forth. The whole country was basically ridden with informers, traders,
and addicts, and so the invasion was basically without and it was just
they China fell right away. They were shocked with in a city of two
million people. It only took them twenty four hours to capture it. The
next city fell within six months, and by nineteen thirty two, Manchuria was
renamed Manchukuo, a now Japanese vassal state, and the Japanese put in a
man named Henry pu Yi, who was their puppet leader. Kenji Dohiro was
then turned his attention to five northern provinces of China and launched a successful invasion
in nineteen thirty three. By nineteen thirty seven, the Japanese troops led by
Qinji Doihara had captured Peiking, Shanghai and Nan King. Now I entered the
picture a figure you might have heard of. General Cheng Kai Chek assumed leadership
of the Chinese government in nineteen thirty five. He then launched an uncompromising counter
espionage campaign that resulted in the execution of hundreds of Kenji Doihira's agents and ultimately
the defeat of the Japanese forces. So Kenji Douhara could only be stopped by
Chang Kai Chek. Chang Kai Chek. Those who sought retribution for these activities
by O'Hara were frustrated by the outbreak of World War two. In fact,
it was not until the end of the war that Kenji Dorhara was tried as
a war criminal, convicted, and it was executed as the first espionage agent
in history sentenced to death for the crimes committed by all of his subordinates.
Fascinating. So here we have stuff that we all think is brand new.
Half the people in the ninety five percent of the people in the country still
don't even know. This is classic warfare, pop culture, drugs, sixties
counterculture stuff. Are you kidding me? The Japanese were doing this in the
nineteen thirties. By the way, the British were doing it too, So
this is not empiracy theory. This is basic warfare history. And I was
talking so when I was on Pearls podcast, she said, my dad is
a Gen X boomer age. He says, all this conspiracy stuff's crazy.
What do you say to that? Now, think about this kind of a
question. Every boomer I've ever talked to, and even some of the Gen
X two, they love war stories, right, Boomers love war stories.
I love my Warm War II war stores, other most super war war and
they watch Remember when the History Channel used to have actual history stuff, not
just UFOs and tiny mustache mere and they would do endless documentaries on D Day
and World War two. And now basic history of warfare is full of conspiracy.
I just read you an entire story of Kenji d'arhara, who was doing
this stuff way before Tim Leary. So how to boomers and all these people
who love their war stories? Did this war stories are full of conspiracy?
What are you talking about? Well, it was only during the war.
It don't exist now. Really, So all the people who engage in espionage
and counter and counter espionage and culture war. They just said, oh,
war's not happening now, so we won't do any of these things anymore.
And there's no such man as Don mcgoffery doesn't exist, doesn't exist anymore with
crazy conspiracy theory. Meanwhile, half of the boomers believed that Don Trump was
engaged in peepee Gate, which is all fake. But they I mean,
it's just people are These people are stupid. These people are stupid. Now
here's something fascinating. We're gonna thank you guys. You guys being generous tonight.
I appreciate those super jets. Welcome everybody. Did you know I did
not know this. I've read a few books on the Civil War. I'm
not a big I don't know a whole lot about the Civil War. I
read the RL Dabney's Defensive Virginia. In the South, we had many classes
in undergrad on Civil War. I've heard a million I mean, if you're
from the South, you've heard a million stories about who's really at fault in
the Civil War. So I know all this stuff. But I'm not like
a Civil War historian, Okay. I know John Brown was a terrorist.
I know all this stuff, Okay, I didn't know that the Confederates,
I mean, the Union did this too. But did you know of the
Confederates they had them some some some lady spies. I did not know that
one of the first most famous lady spies, shall we say, a Southern
bell Have you ever heard of missus Bell Boyd of the Southern of the Southern
Almond? Why miss Bell Boyd? While she was flooding her way all around
civil law secrets. Now, it's weird because like a one or a two
today apparently was like a ten in the Civil War. I mean, man,
these poor I feel sorry for my you know, great grandparents and great
great great great grandparents, because man, they had some some uggoes back in
the day. Like that is like a ten. I mean, this chick
was considered like the babe of the Civil War like ough yeh. Anyway,
Belle Boyd was flirting and sleeping her way all around and messing up them Union
men. Now aside from Bell boy by the way, I think she also
was an actress. Another famous Civil War spy named Pauline Cushman was an actress,
and another famous operative, John Wilkes, Booth was an actor, very
fascinating. So you've got all these Civil War era people also spies and actors
fascinating. So there's not a whole lot of that super fascinating stuff with these
people. Although this Bell Boyd woman did do some pretty well up kind of
flirting and sleeping her way around getting secrets, but she never got really got
in trouble. So she was like she was linked romantically to many congressmen and
many high ranking military officers of the Union, and her sexual charisma was apparently
so wild that even though she was eventually arrested by Pinkerton, So the first
private security in America was Alan Pinkerton. Pinkerton, which is I think ultimately
was like a Rockefiller thing or connected to rock Fillers. She eventually, even
though she was arrested, was still directing all of her network of Confederates pies
from prison. I mean, this schick was wild. That would be an
interesting movie. But let's see the Germans. And we talked about this when
we covered the Sutton books. There's this whole fascinating history that many people don't
know about. There's a few movies from the forties that we have not yet
covered and watched about German spies in America. So you know there's someones.
I think there's one with Orson Wells and Ewarg Robinson, There's one with Joan
Crawford about German spies. And there's two or three of these that I haven't
seen yet. Jamie and I have been going through all of these thirties and
forties noir movies. I mean we have we have basically become Noah experts.
Okay, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna lie like we are legit like mastering
the corpus of Noah movies. Okay, I dare say that there will be
few people in the coming years who will know and be able to recall and
be familiar with Noah films like me and Jamie. We're going to be basically
PhD in the Wah. So I've seen many of these. There's a couple
of these I've not yet seen. I can't even remember all these. When
you dive into the NOA and the forties and the fifties stuff, the thirties
forties stuff, I mean, there's so many that were churning out, so
many movies. The studios were churning out so many it's crazy, and all
the names of them are so blant, like generic and the same, like
you can't even keep up with all of them. But there were many German
spy networks at the time of World War One, and then of course obviously
in the time of World War Two, and so many of these deal with
this time period. For example, Secret Agent by Hitchcock is a World War
One German spy network film, and that has been remade many times. I
did think that there was a recent BBC version of this. I thought that
was pretty good. That was a good version of this. If you've never
seen The Secret Agent of My Hitchcock, I do recommend it. It's a
really good movie. Here is the thirties version of it. That one's pretty
good. But then there is a newer BBC version that's pretty good. I
forget that British actor's name, but I don't know why it's not coming up
or no way is it? The twelve twelve steps? Is that it twelve
steps? What am I trying to think of? It's a recent BBC Hitchcock
remake thirty nine. We're gonna get twelve step twelve. Stop think on a
twelve step program? The thirty nine Steps. Okay, the old version is
good. There is a newer version of the thirty nine Steps where I get
twelve steps. My mind is getting mush because of oldest traveling and all these
I mean, it's non stop traveling and podcasts like I mean, we went
immediately from West Virginia to Miami to back to here. I mean, it's
just crazy. So there's a nineteen thirty five British spy thriller, which is
good. It's Hitchcock. There's also the BBC version which is not coming up
here. It is two thousand and eight BBC Hitchcock. That one's good.
This is World War One era German spies. It's a John Bucon novel and
he's a British intelligence writer. So Donald Bower goes on to give a few
of these stories. These aren't that interesting because a couple of these cases turned
out to be nothing. One of them involved the Eastman Kodak Girl, but
there was basically a no spying going on. People thought she might have been
a spy, but she wasn't, so that one's not that interesting. The
next interesting case, though, is a woman named Amy Pack. Now this
one is really fascinating because she ties into some of the people that we're familiar
with, such as William Stevenson, who helped set up the OSS in America
and was working as an operative of the British Intelligence Establishment and by extension then
for the Fabians. So William Stevenson, intrepid working out of Rockefeller offices,
recruited a sex operative. Now here's the thing. I thought, we don't
do this. This is why I don't understand this contrad victory narrative from Boer
and many of the people who do Astrona's history in the West. Well,
the West doesn't do this. And yet here's an entire chapter saying that William
Stevenson recruited. And maybe they're just gonna say, oh, well, he's
not American intelligence. Well he's Western intelligence. So what do you mean,
Oh well, he recruits this woman named Amy Thorpe Pack. So let's see
if we can get a picture of her. Not of these people have pictures.
I'm very interested to see who is entrapping people in the Cold War.
This is this is actually World War one and two. Okay, I mean
she's a little more attractive, I guess than the ugoes we've seen so far
right, I mean for the twenties and thirties. Okay, I guess forties
Charles Emmanuel Brusse. Yeah. So she is a spy who is handled by
William Stevenson. They even call her here the original honey pot Amy Thorpe,
Amy Amy Pack Thorpe, Betty Pack. She's got different names. But oh,
they're gonna get Jaylaw to play her. And I got vote a vote
on whether Jaylaw is a three letter person. I mean she's she basically plays
in every freaking spot movie. Mm hmm. She used the bedroom the way
Bond used it. How Betty Pack stole secrets and helped defeat the tiny mustache
men. Now Jylaw will portray the ultimate honey Trap. Well, she just
played the freaking red spirow. I mean she doesn't really look like her,
but whatever. I mean, you know who looks like who looks more like
her would be one of those Olsen women. What's her name, the red
Witch, Elizabeth Olsen. She looks more like that chicken than Jlaw does.
But anyway, whatever, it's a weird picture. She was ordered to go
after Count Michael Lubyinski, the chief aid to uh tiny Joseph beck uh close
confidante of Tiny Mustache Man. Her code name was Cynthia. How'd you like
to have to seduce this dude over here looking like good like damn Inspector Clusou
or some shit. You gotta you gotta sleep with Inspector Clusoe for your country.
By the way, the remember they we covered Sonya Beager. We did
a whole podcast on her. Uh. The Allies made her spy for the
Allies against Tiny Mustache Man. That was a great movie too, by the
way, if you've not seen that spy spy the Sonya Wigert story anyway,
So long story short. She's handled by William Stevenson. She spies for the
US and then for British intelligence. She was key in aiding the USA in
winning certain wars that helped swing things against Tony westestment. She got Italian codes,
copied them and sent them to America and says through all of her sexpionage,
the American landings in North Africa nineteen forty two were successful in large measure
due to the information that Amy pack Or aka Cynthia, got through her liaisons.
She ended up marrying Captain Brusse from France. They moved to a chateau
and she eventually died of cancer. So next case is the nineteen forty two.
The oss comes up with the idea of while Bill Donovan comes up with
a think tank to go after Tiny Mustache Man only through employing psychoanalysis to engage
in sex operations. And the idea was to try to somehow leave a bunch
of weird sex literature around and delivered to Tiny Mustache Men, because supposedly,
and again, there's so much stuff about World War Two that who even knows
what's true. It's like there's I don't even I mean, the idea was
supposedly Tiny mustache Man was deathly afraid of a phobia of this is so silly,
explicit not pictures, explicit literature. So like, the idea was that
Tiny Mustache Man was super afraid of, like freaking any a book with Fabio
on the cover. Okay, So basically Bill Donovan thought, why don't we
send a big crate of harlequin romance novels with Fabio on the cover, and
it'll really mess with Tony mustache Man. So whatever. I don't think that
ended up working though, So, but this was an idea that Bill Donovan
had nineteen forty seven. This was the CIA was moving into the atomic age,
and we got these in depth stories about the Alder Hiss story and the
reason that the Alder His story came to the forefront had to do with skittles.
Did you know that? So everybody knows about this being the famous,
you know, atomic secrets story and all that, but people didn't know that
a big part of this was the accusations of a character named Chambers. What's
his first name, Jay Chambers. Jay Chambers was actually gay Chambers, and
he was not interested in women and was involved in a close relationship with his
brother and apparently with Alger hisss and this was what eventually led to the downfall
and the accusations against Hiss. Hiss was concerned that Smirsh would assassinate him.
Smirsh was real, and this eventually Linda ended up in Hiss' conviction. So
people who'd Aldra Hiss say that we don't really know if Chambers's evidence of the
skittle stuff was true. It was his lawyer was arguing that it was guilt
by association. This is like, you know, the Cold War is really
kicking off. People ended up believing that there was some skittle stuff going on.
So and then we will end it with things that you're probably familiar with.
This is the first half. The rest of this talk, the rest
of the Donald Buller text will be for subscribers to Jay's analysis. You can
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It might be in a few days. It's it's a pretty easily you
know, accessible and readable books, so it won't take too long to finish
this book. It's not that long. It's about three hundred pages and I'm
halfway through it. So the next I'd say two or three days. Actually,
we have a lot going on. It might be four or five days
before I finished this book. But this has to do with the CIA working
with the Houses of Ill Repute to create the Midnight Climax operation. This was
part of m k Ultra. They bugged and dosed some of the Johns,
as you guys know, and this was part of the experiments to see how
the Johns would work and react to unwittingly being given LSD via the Ladies of
the Evening. It's a real thing. It was really part of mkultrum and
it was a CIA working together with the mafia. So the organized crime sectors
supplied this house of ill repute in Midnight Climax, by which the CIA could
then study the reaction of the of the Jones. What exactly they learned from
this, I don't think we know. I think Midnight Climax we don't have
those actual I mean, we know that it was a real program, but
I don't think we have the documents of what exactly went down and what happened.
So now there's gonna be some really crazy stories moving on in here.
The next sections, we'll deal with Britain's Bordellos, and this even before all
of the stuff that we knew about Saville. He's even gonna mention mention people
connected to Salvile, like Ed Heath that will be in the member section.
Things get a little more graphic and a little more gross, so we'll cover
Britain's history. There's some pretty interesting tr A n S stuff going on in
France. In France's history of spage in the last few hundred years, some
crazy stories. There we'll get into some more of the Skittles manipulation, Skittles
targets. This is why you can't allow a lot of this sort of degenerate
stuff to go on at a high level in your government, because you get
a cacistocracy. That you get, in other words, a government and a
system run by the worst people. That's called a cacistocracy. And we will
talk about the Cambridge Five because there's another element, another angle, another chapter
to the Cambridge Five in this book as well as in the documentary as we
mentioned the Pigeon Tunnel the car a documentary because lacar A has his own direct
analysis and evidence and take on Kim Philbey's Skittles defection to the Soviets and what
was going on. There's a big element that a lot of people miss too,
which is ego. And you might say, well, why does ego
play such a big role. Well, some of these people, and this
is the case with the Robert Hanson story, like they in their mind they
want to like in their minds, they think that they're like the greatest spy
ever, so it's kind of like the narcissism that you get with serial killers.
The same thing goes on with spies and people who betray their country.
They get in this mindset of this weird narcisses and there and a lot of
the Skittles people are narcissists too. They think I will be the greatest spy
ever and everybody I will go down in infamy. You know, it's the
same thing like you know, Jeffrey Bdonka donk, I'm gonna be the greatest
serial killer whatever. We will also have some interesting stories from other countries,
other famous Middle Eastern countries, their history, their stories, uh the United
Nations and trap meant operations. And then the book will uh end with let's
see what's to end with a few recent cases up into the nineteen eighties,
because this book ends in nineteen ninety cases that you might not have heard of
what was going on with JFK because JFK was surrounded with people like Marilyn Monroe.
A lot of people think Marilyn Monroe was probably a swallow of some type
that was off. Of course, as you guys know, we interviewed and
had that great discussion with Sammy the Bull Gravano and although he was not involved
directly in that, he believes through his pretty significant high level in underneath John
Gotti, that the mafia was involved in that operation as well as JFK in
RFK. So that's Sammy's take on it. He said that from their advantage
point, it makes sense that Marilyn Monroe would have to be taken care of
because she eventually got into being in a sort of a drugged state. She
had drug problems, and you have drug problems, you might talk. So
that was Sammy's take on Marilyn Monroe. There is a chapter also on Watergate.
Did you know that there is a sex component to Watergate? A lot
of people don't know that. And then there's a story chapter about fiction movies
the Matahari, which is kind of an over exaggerated case. She wasn't that
relevant, really, but we'll come to that letter. Guys. There's something
that I have to remind you of though, because we got people asking these
questions, and I'm going to help you out here because we got too many
soy men. We have the epidemic of that, and I want to help
you become toxically masculine. How do you do that? Will you do it
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to say, for my part, it's not philosophy one o one. I
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there is the landing page. We'll link it up in the notes it is
a longer one, so we'll get a shorter URL for this. I'm sure
Jay has a link on his page. I just wanted to show it off.
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You know, I went I went on timcast. We had a great show.
You know, we talked about a lot of news, and we got
into the economy, and bitcoin came up, and we got to talk about
bitcoin for maybe ten fifteen to twenty minutes, and I went to Tim's comments
and unfortunately a tremendous amount of total goofus goobers are just displaying idiocy and missing
out. Guys, don't miss out if you're not into bitcoin, it's not
too late. I'm gonna try to figure out where we can get some kind
of the only reason I haven't been pushing bitcoin in terms of on the channel
other than you can support me by a bitcoin is people keep asking, hey,
I want to get into it. What do I do? Well,
I need to find a place where I can have the promo code and all
that set up. So Coinbase used to do that. I don't really want
to do that via them, and they don't even do that anymore. So
there's no bitcoin promo codes at coinbase anymore. Kraken's not doing their promo codes
anymore. They used to. And I can't believe these college goobers, these
idiots. So and I'm not saying the guy who's giving this speech is right
and everything, but this guy gives a speech and all these college goobers start
booing him when he says bitcoin. I mean, what is wrong with people?
Have you not noticed that bitcoin has gone exactly where believers in bitcoin thought
it would go. We're over sixty and have been for a while. Now,
guys, well we'll wait till it goes back down to thirty dollars.
It's not going back to thirty dollars. It's not going back to twenty thousand
dollars. And listen to this. The whole place erupts laughing when the dude
says that it would be wise to get bitcoin. Here's another angle and understand
things before other people. So I know it's like keep polarizing, but I
encourage you to keep an open mind. Right now, I see a bitcoin
as a very misunderstood as a class. Notice the mean these people can't even
understand and read a meme in twenty sixteen to get a house. It took
you six hundred and sixty four bitcoin the same house. In twenty twenty four
years later, forty five bitcoin the same house this year six and a half
bitcoin. It doesn't take rocket science to understand this. Hey, dummies,
what do you think the next Bitcoin circle would do here from six hundred to
forty five to six to one. Duh, stop being dumb, Stop repeating
trying to sound smart. All the people who want to reply to this,
you know, I'm so sick of the same dumb fud that's been there for
ten years. What's big Cool gonna do? What electricity goes? Do we
go do? When governy bay be? All of this stuff has been answered
a million times, So get on board, get wise or be poor.
Snag will be ten dollars payday. Have a Hamilton on me. Thank you
so much, snuggle be appreciate that. By the way, all the people
who have been listening since twenty seventeen about this are thanking me. It's not
too late. Storm the cat five dollars recently discovered ancient alien scroll. What
the final Moment's a Plato before he died? An alien scroll? What heck
is that? Where did you see this? On the History Channel? He
was critiquing a slave musician for her lack of rhythm. Okay, well this
sounds like a forgery. I'm not trying to be mean, but I don't
that doesn't sound real. A Plato text. Oh you didn't say alien.
Excuse me, I thought you said it. Recently, they discovered an ancient
scroll the recounts was supposed to be the final moments of Plato before he died.
He's making fun of a slave musician for her lack of rhythm. Okay,
that does sound believable. Okay, I have to check that out.
I've never heard of that. Junior Gallo one hundred dollars. Thank you so
much, really generous. Appreciate that so much. Junior Gallo throwing down the
big dollars, and he's tied with Alexander Hamilton. Shout out to one of
those old school presidents throwing down a other one hundred dollars. Thank you guys
so much, very generous. You guys made tonight's show worth it. I'm
sorry I missed a couple here, Jhovah Jehovah's I'm not going to read that
five dollars. Here's a question, fire is the answer. The trend is
micro dosing bee pollen from this area to fight allergies. I have tried that.
I haven't done bee pollen in a while. I think the bee pollen
probably helped when I was doing that in Tennessee. Maybe four or five years
ago, so I will try out some of the local bee pollen, but
I haven't tried that in a while, so thank you for that. I
think I missed a super chat last time. By the way, there was
a few of these, Philip keV ten dollars, great stream. Thank you
so much, Philip Kevin. Really appreciate that. Kristen twenty dollars, and
I missed her super chat last time. Shout out to Kristen twenty bucks.
Thank you for sticking this out. Have a blessed, great Holy Friday.
Thank you so much. Ricky five dollars. Would you would love to see
a revival of the deep refutations of Roman cavoc tomaism, triadology and debunking the
yes and center distinction through their so called conceptual distinction. Well, if you
didn't see over on my substack, I did an article that debunks the idea
that it's just purely conceptual and so if you type in J. Dyer substack,
the most recent article is that so is the essenceentery distinction merely conceptual?
It is conceptual, But is it merely conceptual? No, it is conceptual
and real. And there is that substack article right there that you can go
read. And I will also be adding a couple brief theological ruminations on the
substack very soon. Guys, be sure to follow me over here on Twitter.
Here is the rest of that ridiculous, embarrassing bunch of university students sealing
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Look, you can't win by trusting Fiat, and you can only win by
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aren't traders, and people spending all their time staring at screens and grafts.
Just put the Fiat into bitcoin. That's what I do. I can't tell
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