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