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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, oh yeah, what's up. Welcome on, you sexy nerds.
It's that time again. You know what time it is.
It's time for another global elite text. I found us
a doozy, A good one. Good grief. That's right, you
all ready for the next one. So I'm about one
hundred pages into the Old Boys. No, this is not
an m Night Sheemalan movie on an island. This is
a book written by a historian and a journalist who
is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, so
it counts as an official elite text. And what we're
going to see is that it ties into all the
things that you might expect from an elite text that
we cover. It ties into quiggly material, It ties into
Joan Raju's material. It ties into Wall Street, the Bolsheviks,
Wall Street, and tiny mustache man. It's all there, once again,
another historical, scholarly affirmation and confirmation of so many controversial
elements in the alternative theories of World War two and
the twentieth century. So Anthony Sutton's work I think will
be vindicated once again. Somebody just said me something funny?
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let's get into tonight's Global Elite Text Lecture number one.
Burton Hirsh is a I gotta have a little bit
of some background music or something, do you think Burton Hirsch,
Hert and Bersch is a Fulbright scholar. He was a
member of the Aspen Institute journalist, historian, and he went
and looked at over one hundred declassified works, texts, cables, government, CIA, whatever.
So it's in the vein of a kind of quigly
type of text. Although it is not as prominent or
as well known, but it certainly counts as a global
elite text, and you're gonna see why that is. As
you guys know, I do my I do your homework
for you, So we're gonna be able to hopefully summarize. Uh,
all right, this light is something to get on my nerves. Dude,
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drink like a damn cartoon. I never believe the cartoon
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dance floor will cause a cartoon level spewing. It'll happen,
all right. What's up y'all? How y'all doing the night?
By the way, it's Mooda on the dance law? All right?
So who are we starting with? Turns out this character
Alan Dulles is going to be a key character from
the beginning. Some other key players are gonna come to
the four. In Burton Hirsch's text, Bill Donovan, early founders
and members of the OSS and CIA. What I did
not expect in Burton Hirsch's book, and I would assume
that Burton Hirsch is kind of a lib probably just
a normal lib historian. He begins his book by detailing
a mission that Alan Dallas was engaged in to try
to figure out what Nazis were up to, and then
he kind of goes back in time to some of
the background of Alan Dallas himself, operations in Switzerland, operations
Operation Torch, spying on the Vhy French. So Dulles was
the famous genius of American spies. He is one of
the first key members of the Council in Foreign Relations.
He is a person probably known because first and foremost
he's the younger brother of John Foster Dulles, and John
Foster Dulles creates Sullivan and Cromwell, Sullivan and Cromwell Well,
he was a member of it. Don't be created it,
but Sullivan and Cromwell is crucial to this whole story
because it's kind of the central CIA law firm for many,
many decades, American multi national law firm headquartered in New York,
found that in eighteen seventy nine by Algernon, Sidney Sullivan
and William Nelson Cromwell most famously though it as in
long history of involvement in financing America's infrastructure, particularly in
regard to the Panama Canal, as well as actions aiding
Nazi Germany and the build up of the nineteen fifty
four Guatemalan coup. So really Sullivan and Cromwell historically has
had this key role, which a lot of it's not
actually mentioned here in this Wikipedia thing, in terms of
operations on behalf of the CIA and the corporate superstructure
to make sure that international law is amenable to American
corporate interests. That's why it's so crucial to CIA operations
in foreign countries. And in fact it's gonna be instrumental
in key figures connected with the dolls is like William Bullet,
who will get to in a moment. Bullet is a
key figure for turning the international Embassy Consolate structure into
networks of espionage and trade craft. All Right, this song
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all over the screen. So let's take a look quickly
at Alan Dulles here in Operation Torch, because the book
will actually kind of jump around in terms of people's
lives and history. Operation Torch is the Allied invasion of
North Africa and World War Two comprise the operation that
Matt British objective of securing victor North Africa, allowing armed
Force the opportunity to begin their fight against tiny mustache
Man and fascist Italy on a limited scale. So Dulles
was involved in this, as will be several of his
immediate circles. Dulles would eventually be headquartered out of Switzerland
during World or some of the wartime operations, and he
was of course a key figure in the OSS precursor,
which was the Manhattan Office of Coordination. What came to
the four in the first couple chapters was the figure
that I didn't expect to be there, and that is
Colonel Edwin Mandel House. So as you know throughout a
lot of the talks and books that we referenced, Colonel
House is this background figure that seems to have had
a lot of control, if not total control, over the
Woodrow Wilson administration, particularly in regard to getting things like
World War One going in the American side there and
the Federal Reserve in Colonel Edwin mandel House, along with
his circles of Fabian socialists and the Rothschilds, appear to
have had incriminating blackmail on Woodrow Wilson, and that has
been reported on in mainstream meeting, including I think the
Washington Post. This doesn't say that it was these circles,
but yeah, here it is the president's secret letters to
another woman, Woodrow Wilson's mistress. So this is presumably the
blackmail that Edwin Amandel House, who was an operative obviously
of the Rothschild Fabian socialist superstructure. He wanted to ensure
that Woodrow Wilson would go along with anything that this
superstructure proposed, including Federal Reserve, including the League of Nations, etc.
Et cetera. Also in the background in these circles of
the nineteen tens and twenties is the figure of John
Mayner Kaynes, who is mentioned as also playing a key
role in influencing the thought in the circles of the
old boys here, and the old boys is really just
referring to the American elite families, corporations, and law firms
that are the circles of the CIA founders and OSS founders. Now,
as you guys know, prior to the founding of the
OSS and the CIA, Woodrow Wilson's era had as its
kind of brain trust or proto intelligence operation. It was
known as the Inquiry, and the Inquiry included people like
I believe John Enner Kaines, but it was headed up
by you got it, Public Opinion, Tavistock Operative Walter Lippmann,
so OSS precursor the Inquiry Woodrow Wilson's Paris Peace Conference.
Elite intelligence operatives included Colonel Edwin mandel House, who was
the handler it appears to Wilson. It includes a bunch
of other figures that you probably don't know about, but
most crucial to know is Walter Lippmann of the Tavistock
Institute and the formulator of public opinion. These Inquiry academics
had as their goal Wilsonian principles of Americanism. I think
of the four Freedoms is also part of this. And
this is perfectly confirming everything that David Wemhoff wrote about,
because the first half or third of Weimoff's book is
also covering this same circle and same structure. Also relevant
on this No excuse me, four Freedoms is later on
that's FDR's thing. But Wilson has Woodrow. Wilson had some
other slogan about freedom, the new freedom, that's it. Wilson's
slogans are the new freedoms, progressivism Fabian. It's basically Fabian
socialism of that time right. And for example, he was
chiefly influenced by who Louis Brandai and who is Louis
Brandei a Fabian socialist? The Jewish judge Supreme Court judge
I think he was yeh Supreme Court Justice from nineteen
sixteen to nineteen thirty nine, that key period when Fabian
socialists dominated pretty much every area of American life, to
the presidency, to the Supreme Court, academia with Harold Laski.
As you can see, this is the Fabian socialist superstructure.
And as Burton Hirsch mits mentions, John Maynard Keynes is
a key associate of these circles. British Intelligence, the Secret Intelligence,
Secret SIS aids the inquiry in its structure and how
it's set up, and they dominate the nineteen nineteen Paris
Peace Commission post World War One. Okay, yeah, the Paris
Peace Mission championed Wilson's Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points. That's the
that's the pre FDR. FDR has the four Freedoms. Prior
to that, it's Wilson's fourteen points of basically Americanism or
Fabian socialism, and primarily what the League of Nations is
a key goal here for the Paris Peace Conference. What
are the fourteen points of Wilson Justice for all peoples
and nationalities, so basically the origins of social justice, free trade.
Oh wait a minute, Fabian socialists before free trade, because
Fabian socialism and socialism linked to big capital, freedom of
the seas, and a global government of all nations based
around Fabian socialist principles, the League of Nations. That's the
summary of the fourteen points of Woodrow Wilson at the
behest of Lord Rothschild and Colonel Edwin Mendelhouse and British Intelligence.
By the way, all of early British intelligence was also
established by Lionel Curtis and other Fabian socialist elites, and
that's covered by Ratu. So once again, mainline history, official
establishment texts admit everything that we've covered in the conspiracy texts.
Dulles during this early period shows himself as extremely smart
and capable and knows, for example, due to his various
postings in Europe Austrian intelligence, very in depth in Austrian politics.
So he becomes a very important person that's eventually sort
of moved up in the ranks and recruited by the
State Department to be this key European operative during becoming
World War Two period and also into the early World
War period. One thing that I thought was interesting that
doesn't often come up is Western use of sexpionage and
honey traps, which we're told by people like Andrew Bustamante, Oh,
we never do that. That's never done. Well, it's perhaps
not done with American citizens, which is what Andrew Bustamante's
point was, is that American citizens can't be forced to
engage in sexual activities against their personal beliefs. CIA operatives
and hand can't. Oh, but that doesn't mean that their
recruits in other countries can't, or that they can't farm
that out to other nations to run those operations like
Masad or Epstein or whatever. So the idea that America
doesn't engage in that is laughable. They'll just engage in
it through In this case, Dallas met and befriended a
Czechoslovakian girl that was compromised that he presumably tried to flip.
And then he makes a key contact with a famous whore.
What was forging her name, but she was a I
guess she's like the madam at the Sphinx brothel. This
is page twenty three. And he wanted to make good
use of these ladies of the evening because when dignitaries
come to town, well, they like to get frisky, they
like to touch butts. And what better way to get
intelligence from some of these officials and delegates and ambassadors, etc.
Is pillow talk. So Dulls himself cultivated brothel networks, particularly
through the Sphinx Brothel. At this time, there were several
concerns on the part of the Allies on the part
of the West, the Anglo American establishment. They were concerned
with the growing Bolshevik power and there was a split
amongst the power elite about Bolsheviks. You had, on the
one hand, very wealthy Jewish families that supported the Bolsheviks,
liked the Warburgs, Rothschilds, Shifts and others. And then even
amongst some of those families other members that didn't necessarily
like Bolsheviks and other people who preferred tiny mustache man.
People amongst the Dulles circles appeared to have had an
affinity for tiny mustache man Herbert Hoover when he became president,
this is during the this is when he was first
impressed with Alan Dulles recommended him to be promoted. This
is during the period when Solvent and Cromwell basically creates
the Panama Canal. This is also nineteen nineteen, around the
time that hein Weizmann is trying to push the Balfour
Declaration in terms of geopolitical power and get the Jews
a homeland. And initially it appears that Dulles is a
full supporter of the establishment of a Zion estate, which
was still very controversial at that time. So you'll what
we'll notice in a lot of these characters, whether it's
the British intelligence spies that we covered in Black Gold,
spies book like T. E. Lawrence or or Saint John Philby.
Sometimes they speak as if they're prosionist produced sometimes they
speak as that they're pro tiny mustache man. So it's
really hard to pit a lot of these figures into
one or the other position. A lot of times they're
playing both sides. Now enters the figure William Bullet. Now
this is a person that I was not super familiar with,
but Bullet is a operative who worked very closely with
Colonel Edwin mandel House. And although the League of Nations failed,
they were pushing very hard for it. And this makes
me suspect that William Bullet might be a kind of
a character akin to maybe not as fantastical of a
character as Sidney Riley, but perhaps in the same type
of vein. And Sidney Riley was the famed Jewish spy
or Ace of Spies, the Russian born adventurer Jewish adventurer
who was employed by Scotland Yard and later by British
Secret Service. But according to some he was actually the
Rothschild's immediate direct super spy throughout this period, and we
might be able to say something similar to William Bullet
as well. Although not working for British intelligence, but working
directly with Dulles Donovan and American intelligence. What was interesting
about Bullet was not just his meetings with other Fabian
elites throughout the Western world, such as Lloyd George, the
Fabian socialist labor Prime Minister of Britain, and not just
working with Colonel Edwin mendel House, but his meetings with
Lennon because he's the first ambassador to the Soviet Union
and he's the first to push for the US to
recognize the Bolsheviks and the Soviet Union as a state. Now,
beyond all that, what I found interesting was that it
is actually William Bullet that is the architect of the
embassies and consulates becoming espionage networks. We've all heard about
stories or if you watch you know, excellent film series
like The Americans, The Americans one of the best shows
out there, you'll notice that a lot of the espionage
and the Americans takes place at the US embassy or
the Russian embassy, or the Soviet embassy or etc. There's
all this espionage and spycraft being run out of embassies. Well,
it turns out William Bullet is the architect of turning
those embassies into spy hobbs and spy networks. It could
have occurred before him. I'm sure there was some spy
stuff going on, but he's the one that really established
this network. And this was due to the rise of
Tiny Mustache Man and the need for Anglo American intelligence
networks to coordinate and to have this sort of superstructure,
and so naturally it became the embassy network and the
American embassies that would be the most obvious way to
do that, especially throughout Europe. Now I've added we're going
to watch just a little bit of this just because,
as you know, the purpose of what we're talking about
is to learn how the world really works, and the
best way to do that is to learn it, at
least in terms of intellectual head knowledge, to learn it
from the elite text themselves. I find that most people
don't know what embassies even do, or why they exist,
or what their purpose is. But once we watch a
little bit of this video, we're not going to watch
the whole thing. Just a few introductory minutes of this
that explains the embassy system it was, why it was
set up, how was set up, and then we'll understand
why William Bullet saw this as a key tool for
using espionage by networks and trafficking information.
Speaker 10: Embassies. Why are they important and how do they actually work?
Often overlooked embassies are more crucial to our modern world
than you might realize. Acting as the channels through which
international diplomacy is conducted, they are the physical footprint of
a country abroad, the points by which governments can formally interact,
and the main point of contact for citizens living abroad.
Embassies can also range in size from tiny outposts with
less than ten people two enormous compounds like the US
embassy in Iraq, which was once sixteen thousand strong. The
world's largest most influential countries like the US often have
embassies nearly everywhere in the world, except for a few
small or hostile states. However, small countries often only have
a handful of embassies necessary for connecting them to key
allies and international centers of power. There are also embassies
to non state actors, such as the EU, UN and
its various agencies. Embassies are important enough that even the
most isolated countries in the world, such as North Korea
and Iran, maintain at least a few North Korea, for example,
even has embassies in Western countries like Germany, Sweden and
the UK, although their London outpost is little more than
a suburban home. One reason why countries so strongly opposed
to each other can maintain embassies is because they are
codified in international law. Almost every country in the world
is a signatory to the nineteen sixty one Vienna Convention
on Interns National Relations, which sets out the framework for
how embassies function today.
Speaker 5: So you can begin to see with the connection between
the embassy system and international law, why powerful corporate law
firms such as Solivan and Cromwell would be so crucial
to OSS and CIA operations abroad, especially during the wartime,
and especially with getting around laws, evading sanctions, et cetera,
as we will see. So that's very important, and now
we can begin to undersee, understand and see why so
many lawyers and law firms have such a close connection
to the CIA, and think about fiction works right the firm.
It's almost as if you know in that Grisham novel,
you know Tom Coomb is being persecuted by Gene Hackman
and this entity that acts like an intelligence agency, even
to the point of compromising people on islands with young girls.
It almost sounds like an Epstein type of thing if
you think about the exactly exactly, it's the firm, the agency,
the company, it's all the same type of a structure.
Speaker 10: Near the peak of the Cold War, this treaty has
since become one of the most important cornerstones of modern
international relations. Probably the most important part of the Vienna
Convention is Article twenty two, which states that the premises
of the mission shall be inviolable and that the agents
of the receiving state may not enter them except with
the consent of the head of the Mission. In a nutshell,
this means that everything inside the embassy is legally part
of the country it belongs to, not the one in
which the embassy actually sits. In recent years, this is
how international fugitive Julian Assange was able to stay in
the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for more than seven years.
Assange entered the embassy in twenty twelve after becoming wanted
for arrest in the UK and extradition to Sweden. While
most asylum seekers would then proceed to the country sheltering them,
UK police stayed pos outside the embassy, waiting to arrest
Assange if he ever left. Eventually, Assange overstayed his welcome
and the Ecuadorians surrendered him to the UK. But if
that had not happened, British police could not have entered
the embassy to arrest him despite his status as a fugitive.
This is just one small example of how influential embassies
can be and how seriously countries take their international legal status.
Speaker 5: The Viennacan so you get the idea then from this
kind of introductory video on the purpose in status of embassies,
and it is William Bullet that became the architect and
I did double check to make sure uners of what
was being said with Groch, says William Bullet is the
first US ambassador to the Soviet Union from thirty three
to thirty six. He played a key role in establishing
the American Embassy in Moscow and recognizing it as a
Soviet recognition in Soviet government. The embassy became a critical
hub in Tulnesce gathering. While embassies have historically served intelligence functions,
bullets tenure marked a deliberate emphasis on this role in
the context of US Soviet diplomacy. But he made his
name during the Tiny Mustache Man days on. Chapter two
moves from the era of Bullet and Colonel Edwin mandel
House to the period of While Bill Donovan the first
head of the OSS when its first created via British intelligence,
and it is explicitly British intelligence that helps establish helps structure, advises, consults,
the irregulars, people like Noel Coward, Ian Fleming, William Stevenson, etc.
They all helped to set up America's intelligence deep state
during this time. And it's also important to mention that,
as we've covered in several texts, while Bill Donovan was
a rabid Ecumenist early on, he almost converted to Judaism,
but for whatever reason, perhaps because of his Irish background
and heritage, he decided upon Acumenists Roman Catholicism. This is
also why many of his ideas and plans tied into
things like ecumenical Cold War usage of acumenism. Eventually, as
the Cold War begins to kick off it is in
in the nineteen forties. It is Donovan that is behind
a lot of these pushes for acumenism and uniting Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, etc.
Vatican to nosro Tate type interests he's sort of a
noser Tat proponent prior to Nosertat, and we saw that
from the Michael Gratziano book Aaron into the Wilderness, which
surprised me, although it shouldn't surprise me because it makes
perfect sense why these Catholics involved in Cold War operations
would be Acumenists. But Donovan served as an official, an operative,
and an agent of the Rockefeller Foundation. He was a
worker who was sent on missions to various places to
supply food. He went on missions to Siberia to get
intel on what Japan was up to, what access powers
were up to, and during the Herbert Hoover era he
was appointed to the Philippines. He resented this. He felt
like he was destined for more than that. Eventually he
would be. But during this time period, William Bullet is
unsuccessful in his negotiatings, negotiations with Lenin and the nineteen
nineteen Piece conference, and so he goes to Hollywood. It's
interesting that a lot of these people will immediately go
from being ambassador or you know, these sort of intelligence
operative jobs and then oh, well, didn't work out. So
he just goes to work for paramount editing screenplays. So
once again directly from intelligence to Hollywood stuff. I forgot
to mention that about him, by the way. And also
Bullet was Jewish, his mom was Louisa Horbitz, and although
he was early a radical communist, he later became a
Cold warrior. But I mean, if he's pushing the League
of Nations, he's probably more of a Fabian socialist than
not a radical Bolshevik. As we said, he was the
first ambassador to the Bolsheviks, and then ultimately the USSR
set up its first role where he's ambassador under Stalin.
So it doesn't occur until the Stalin period. Page forty
four mentions, by the way, all of the US loans
that were given to the Soviets under the Kerensky government.
So as soon as the revolution happens and you get
this provisional government in Russia, the short lived Russian Republic,
Well it turns out it's admitted, according to Burton Hirsch,
that it was a bunch of US loans that helped
prop up the Kerensky government. Well, that would vindicate then
what Antony Sutton talks about in Wall Street in the
Bull Street Revolution, wouldn't it. So once again it's not
just Wall Street in the Rise of Tiny Mustache Man.
It's also Wall Street in the Bolsheviks, and that's mentioned,
I believe on page forty four US Loans two the
Kerensky government. All right, moving on, However, that doesn't mean
everybody in the US Establishment is pro Soviet, pro Bolshevik
or pro Kerensky. In fact, many, as we said, figures
would oppose this idea, and this is what we give
rise to figures who would be architects of the Cold War,
like George F. Keenan, the architect of containment, and it
is his long telegram and his X article to kind
of kick off the Cold War in nineteen forty six
and forty seven. But moving on to chapter three some
of the this is where we begin to get into
the establishment members that have close relationships to a tiny
mustache Man, one of whom is said to be John
Foster Dallas and Alan Dulles. And this vindicates what quickly
talked about that Dulles was working for Schroederbank, which is
what funded the early rise of tiny mustache Men. So
this vindicates this claim that once again many Tiny mustache
Men followers attacked me like rabid incessant dogs on Twitter
for an entire week after I talked about this. Well,
here's yet another CFR source admitting that William Dodd was
another figure in the establishment close to Tiny Mustache Man.
They were also in the circles with and supported Halmar Shocked,
another financier of Tiny Mustache Man. And the reason that
Dulles worked the Dallases were part of this is that
their law company, as we said, Sullivan Cromwell, drafted the
meetings that established the international corporate deals for the cartel
system that included Fritz Thison, the United Steel Cartel under
Albert Vogler. And they thought that this was a key
point to move in and to be a part of
this too, because Germany was believed to be in debt.
So if Germany's in debt and OSS CIA eventually connected
law people, inquiry people could step in because this is
technically prior to CIA, this is inquiry period prior to OSS,
they could fund these things, get a hold of German
debt and control Germany. Dulles became a very adept analyst
during this period. He analyzed the ATA Turk government. He
became acquainted then with Heim Weizmann and was an early
supporter of Zionism. So remember, in the minds of people
like Dulles, there's no contradiction necessarily in being pro tiny
mustache Man and pro Zionist, because just like the Havara Agreement,
many Tiny mustache Men followers were supporters of Zionism, and
this was the Jewish Nazi agreement to begin to establish
and move Jews out of Germany to Palestine. And thus
it makes sense why Alan Dallas would also conceivably support
the same idea. As we said, Alan Dallas became the
CFR secretary, its first secretary in nineteen twenty seven, so
he's essentially working as an operative of the Rockefellers, just
like Bill Donovan is. And when William Stevenson comes to
set up his British or Canadian Intelligence British intelligence operation,
he's given an entire office complex in Rockefeller Plaza by
the Rockefellers. Thus Solvent and Cromwell Rockefellers are all intimately
tied together. Then they're all also working with Warburg's Kuhn
and Loebe, William Wiseman and others that begin to see
a problem in the rise of Tiny Mustache Man. William
Donovan then works for the Rothschild specifically to try to
get some of the Rothschild properties and companies that were
seized in Austria back from Tiny Mustache Man. So notice
there's complexity here because it's not that Lord Rothschild gave
Tiny Mustache Men a bunch of money. It's that various
banking interests, including those connected to Sullivan and Cromwell, the Dulles's, etc.
Who would be behind Operation paper Clip, they saw an
ability to put money into these operations. They saw an
opportunity to get a hold of German debt and by
that means they could have a stake in the direction
of Germany to control and steer Germany. And perhaps some
of them also wanted war. That's also a possibility. Wall Street,
especially for example, could benefit from a giant war that
then they could rebuild and create new markets. In fact,
in Anthony Sutton's book, the Operatives in New York that
wanted the Bullshreek Revolution said it's going to be great
because this will create an entirely new market where we
will have access to Russian wealth and resources. So you
have to keep in mind that it's not either or
a good guy bad guy. A lot of these people
can be playing both sides, or can be from different
branches of the Rothschild family. Right, it could be different
banks funding and funneling money. In fact, according to Burton Hirsch,
We're going to see that there's a really fascinating covert
operation that the Dulleses allegedly helped Tiny Mustache Man and
Germany do so that they could continue to be funded
while publicly the US had sanctions against Tiny Mustache Man.
In fact, Dallas had dealt with ig Farbin and had
defended Franco's companies in legal matters, thus consulting for and
aiding some of these fascists. But publicly, of course Dallas
would say, oh, I don't support any of these people.
I don't have any direct connection. There was always a
wall of a plausible deniability from Alan Dallas and any
of the Tiny Mustache Men or Franco operations. One of
the things that Sulivan and Cromwell were instrumental in. I
did not know this until I didn't remember this. If
I'd read this was drafting one sided patent provisions and
international laws for chemical cartels Big Kim, Big Kim. This
is Giant Rubber Corporations, Standard oil Rockefeller, I G. Farben,
et cetera. There's one called Kimie, a German company. DuPont's
I'm sure PLEDIQ a role in this as well. And
so when the oss Cia operatives began to seize IG
Farbin branches, they did this because IG Farban branches were
integral to German intelligence. Right, this is prior to believe,
this is prior to the war, and so this might
have also been a provocation to Tiny mustache Man as well.
I don't see the I forget these that year that
Hirsch said that Dallas's Dallas was behind the seizing of I. G.
Farman branches. We might could ask no. I don't know
if it's even worth asking Grock then, because you never
know whether you're gonna get libslop or accurate information from
the AI. But again the shows Then the next section
I thought was really fascinating because this is around page
eighty five. Alan John Foster Dallas and Allen Dolls both
worked directly with and for Schroeder Bank. Schroeder Bank is
who helped Tiny Mustachman come to power. Dallas Is also
represented the frank the Francos Franco's corporations and businesses, as
we said, and that's because the Dallases were actually America first.
They were not, however, isolationists. So it's important to understand that,
you know, they're not fully Charles Lindberg per Se or
Father Kaughlin or whatever. But they understood that America didn't
need to be involved in this conflict and they didn't
support it. But they also did understand and believe in
the necessity of foreign intelligence operations obviously, so they had
a kind of a nuanced position when it came to
World War Two. They were also apparently instrumental in breaking
up the tiny Mustache Men espionage sabotage assassination ring allegedly
run by a person I was not familiar with, Heinrich Albert.
How Heinrich Alberts, who supposedly ran a massive German spy
sabotage assassination ring in America. Now, I don't who knows
if this is exaggerated, who knows that this is fully accurate.
There's no way really to know except for just kind
of guesswork. I mean, it's definitely plausible they had. The
Germans were very adept at setting up very effective espionage
rings and networks. To think of Galen Org. Ryin Hard
Galen think of Auto Skorzeny and his operations as part
of those networks of the Germans so effective that Auto
Skorzeny went from being SS to training the MASAT. Yes
you heard me correct, and Galen Org was immediately just
folded into this this year Dallas, you know, Ciao O,
S S C. A network stuff after the war. So
once ruin Hard Galen was approached after the war when
he lost, the CIA said Dallas types said give us
your entire espionage network and you won't go to jail.
We won't hang you. And that's where German BND comes from,
the German bundesenachtrichtensch to whatever how their weird ass, long
ass name of German intelligence is Galen Org. That's its
origin when it was handed over to the CIA. We
covered that a million times. I'm not going to repeat
all that.
Speaker 11: But uh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ab with Franzevon Poppen and Gerhard Westricht, and the
reason that they come up in the Burton Hirst book
is that Dulles's law firm also did legal work for
Gerhard westrich So supposedly some of these nationwide Assassination Bureau
espionage ring people. Both of them were expelled from the
United States doctor Heinrich Albert and Franzevon Poppen and Westrict
as well. I think they also seem to at times
have worked with Solomon and Cromwell. This also made me
think of the movies that were being pumped out at
this time as well. Hitchcock, as you guys know, played
a key role in making a lot of British intelligence
propaganda films World War Two propaganda films, and that made
the transition into Hollywood very smooth and very easy for him.
And if you're interested in some of these propaganda films
that directly talk about what we're discussing, I've listed five
that come to mind, and I find that they're all
pretty good. I mean, as movies. Sabatur is probably the
most relevant here to the idea of Heinrich Alberts and
his espionage network, because Sabatur is Hitchcock's film about essentially
a false flag operation where this guy gets framed for
blowing up American munitions plants. It's actually the tiny mustache
man followers in the story. Notorious, one of Pitchcock's most
famous movies. I'm sure you guys have all seen it
with Kerry Grant and Ingrid Bergmann, where there is a
discovery of a tiny mustache man spy network. It's not
in the USA, it's in Brazil, but still relevant to
what we're talking about. There's also the movie The correspond
Foreign Correspondent in nineteen forty where there's the uncovering of
a global tiny mustache men espionage ring. And also there's
a couple Joan Crawford films that fit this same mold
Reunion in France and Above Suspicion, both of which deal
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I can appreciate the artwork, you know what I mean,
even if it's a you know, propaganda and most of
these films in the forties are propaganda movies. It's crazy.
You don't realize this until you read these kinds of
books or you know, the big Spy book that we did,
Stars and Spies that was a part of that was
influencing Star Collywood three. Like, once you get into this
forties era stuff, thirties and forties ara stuff, it's so
crazy how much of this is propaganda and that we
even know, like the British intelligence circles of the women
and the people that were writing the screenplays for a
lot of these movies like this. So, for example, a
lot of the fore Bogart movies with him and Lauren Bacall,
several of those are literally written by like British intelligence
and propaganda. I'm pretty sure above Suspicion is one of these.
I think this is the one. This one was written
by the British intelligence woman too. I forget what her
name was, h Helen McInnis, that's her. Helen mckinnis wrote
a lot of these movies for British intelligen ents for
Hollywood to ensure US involvement in the war, and she
wrote above Suspicion, which is the one with this one
with Joan Crawford here Missus Miles, and I also recommend
Reunion in France with John Wayne. Both of these movies
are interesting on different levels and in different ways in
terms of being basically British intelligence funded and aided stories. Now,
I could not find any direct proof that British intelligence
wrote this one, but it seems very likely. And if
you're looking for some interesting old movies in this vein,
I recommend both of these, especially if you want to
see kind of how Hollywood was portraying the tiny mustache
man networks. Kera says, no, we did that. Excuse me,
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According to Berton Hirsch, some of the companies at this
time that were pro tiny mustache Man again included the
creation of Schroder Trust Schroder Bank, and the ability to
evade US sanctions through Dulles's law firm Slivan and Cromo.
Helping them to have all of these back channels and
ways to continue to be funded through inter mars was
something that some scheme that Dulles created, Chase National Bank,
Swiss Banks all connected to Dulles Schroederbank, and something called
this is set of a nineteen thirty six the Schroeder
Rockefeller Investment Banking Combine. Yes, you remember right, Schroeder Rockefeller
Investment Banking Combine. Its partners included Avery Rockefeller of the
Rockefeller family and Bruno and Kurt von Schroeder. Together with
the Dulles's they aided them legally to avoid US sanctions.
These are the same people that introduced Ribin Troup to society,
and this also backs up Quigley's discussion in the chapters
on the Dual Strategy, the dual appeasement program of the British,
where Ribin Troup is consistently meeting with the Cliveden set,
the Astros and others amongst the British elite. Royal dutch
Shell was also notably pro tiny mustache man in this period,
and when confronted about this, Alan Dallies would say, Hey, look,
I've helped Jewish bankers. What's the problem. Why would I
be pro tiny mustache man. I've helped Jews enter the picture.
William Stevenson Intrepid, the famous Canadian intelligence war hero supposedly
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