Speaker 1: Hey, we are going old school today. Until I can
Speaker 1: figure out a little bit more on Rumbo Studio, I
Speaker 1: can't really use it because I I've been I was
Speaker 1: doing the obs. You don't need to hear all this,
Speaker 1: but I mean, let me tell you what my what
Speaker 1: my issues are trying to use it, because it would
Speaker 1: have been great to use it today obs virtual camera
Speaker 1: over to them. For whatever reason, you can only hear
Speaker 1: my voice. You don't hear whatever's played on the on
Speaker 1: the screen, so you don't hear the game if I'm
Speaker 1: if it was a game, you know, and so I
Speaker 1: don't know if you're not going to hear a video
Speaker 1: if I play it the screen share over on Rumbo Studio.
Speaker 1: When I when I did the screen share option, I
Speaker 1: still saw myself on the monitor even though I went
Speaker 1: through the whole thing. It looked just like stream Yard
Speaker 1: when you set it up, but it didn't like pop up.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I had to do an extra
Speaker 1: step to you know, select it a second time to
Speaker 1: make it work or whatever. But until I get all
Speaker 1: that ironed out, I can't really you know, sabotage a
Speaker 1: whole broadcast just to find out that I have to
Speaker 1: restart a different way and do this to it this
Speaker 1: way anyway. So here we are in the old school
Speaker 1: stream yard way of doing things. But if I get
Speaker 1: to if I get the Rumble studio thing set up properly,
Speaker 1: it's really cool because I can just press one button
Speaker 1: and it automatically will pull up the other preset screens
Speaker 1: that are that are already like what do you call
Speaker 1: it presets? The problem with the other is it has
Speaker 1: to be like a video or something that you've already
Speaker 1: uploaded to it. It's not like you can go to
Speaker 1: a browser page and then play a video on it.
Speaker 1: So that that was the issue I was having. I
Speaker 1: wasn't able to show it wasn't coming up on the
Speaker 1: screen the way I thought it was. I was trying
Speaker 1: to read something and I didn't see it up there.
Speaker 1: I could see the little box as if it was
Speaker 1: another screen, but it wasn't the one that was on
Speaker 1: the main monitor. That didn't make sense. So I have
Speaker 1: to figure out what's up with that and why you
Speaker 1: can't hear it if that's If it's it's it's something
Speaker 1: to do with that from from obs to roadcaster to
Speaker 1: whatever destination, whether it's stream yard or it's Rumble Studio.
Speaker 1: There's some there's something lost in translation from the obs
Speaker 1: to the road cast or and then to the next thing.
Speaker 1: So I got to figure out what that's all about.
Speaker 1: If anybody else said any ideas, please, I should talk
Speaker 1: to you. Just happy about that because he's he's really
Speaker 1: good about that stuff. Anyway, we're gonna look at some
Speaker 1: stuff today, and we're gonna start with a couple of
Speaker 1: clips from Instagram that are interesting. And I do have
Speaker 1: my phone here, so i'll set it up for people.
Speaker 1: If I want to call in, let me see. And
Speaker 1: if I'm not mistaken, did I take it down? Let
Speaker 1: me take a look at the description will correct and
Speaker 1: see if you guys have the the link in there still,
Speaker 1: Let's see yep, it's still there, all right. So just
Speaker 1: notice another thing. So when you first set up Rumble,
Speaker 1: it doesn't always it doesn't always like populate to telegram.
Speaker 1: So you just see a freaking code, right, You just
Speaker 1: see the stupid url, but you don't see the picture
Speaker 1: that go with it. And that's the eye catcher, right,
Speaker 1: So I have to wait, and then sometimes I forget
Speaker 1: to even post it because I had to wait. When
Speaker 1: I was ready to do. It didn't fucking work. So
Speaker 1: let's see. Uh now there we go. Now the Telegram
Speaker 1: audience is aware. You know, things just worked the way
Speaker 1: they were supposed to. You know, you would do a
Speaker 1: would think logically they would work, then there would be
Speaker 1: no issues, would be a rocketed roll on. But yeah,
Speaker 1: the the Rumo Studio, by you know, by and large,
Speaker 1: as far as the stupid technical issues, seems like it
Speaker 1: has a lot of promise to be a way to
Speaker 1: broadcast from here on out. And uh, I mean you
Speaker 1: can you can add your destinations right into that and
Speaker 1: broadcast from there. And then if I like the way
Speaker 1: I have my rumble my obs scenes as they call them,
Speaker 1: set out to where I can just click from one
Speaker 1: to the other, it looks it's it goes faster than
Speaker 1: all these Hold on while I pull up a precent screen,
Speaker 1: you know, it goes a lot better. But until I
Speaker 1: know you can hear it, it's not gonna make much
Speaker 1: of a difference. It's not gonna help out too much. Oops, No,
Speaker 1: that one all right, We're gonna start off with this
Speaker 1: one right here. Look you saw that, if you saw
Speaker 1: the thumbnail, you can kind of get what we're gonna
Speaker 1: get out here. And as far as you know the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, No, I didn't watch it. Yes, I did
Speaker 1: do the math though, two plus two as in twenty
Speaker 1: two plus four because you dropped the zero equals eight
Speaker 1: and eight is the number of saturns. So the total
Speaker 1: score was the Saddurn number if you do the basic
Speaker 1: you know, number side by side equivalent, you know. Addition,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say they were jamatic because that
Speaker 1: irritates me, but you know what I'm getting at. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's start with the believer. No no, because we're keeping
Speaker 1: it in. We'll we'll go to that one. But let's
Speaker 1: have a look at this first.
Speaker 2: Faith, mister Jones having flicked a tremendous harm upon.
Speaker 1: The first of all, the caller sounds like he's a
Speaker 1: staged actor, right, like people who call in to have
Speaker 1: a skit for a program. They do this a lot
Speaker 1: with like Our Bell and you know, Caravan Midnight, whatever
Speaker 1: the hell else is on those channels, you know, the
Speaker 1: the Newry stuff and all that crap. George Nuri, Norri
Speaker 1: they all do that, A lot of them do it,
Speaker 1: and and Jones is no different. They have a fake
Speaker 1: collwork and I I honestly think that a couple of
Speaker 1: times Bill Cooper did the same, Like when you had
Speaker 1: that guy call in and he was some of it
Speaker 1: might have been true, but I think some of it
Speaker 1: was was staged when you had and I really wanted
Speaker 1: to believe it, but I looking back at it now,
Speaker 1: it's like it kind of seems like it was a
Speaker 1: little put on. When you had that guy who was
Speaker 1: a quote unquote skinhead who did some time call in
Speaker 1: and he like straightens him out on the phone and
Speaker 1: turns him around, and it's it's all very dramatic, and
Speaker 1: it's all very heartwarming and all that stuff, but it
Speaker 1: also when you realize that's the national socialists weren't the problem,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't and and and Cooper doesn't do a
Speaker 1: very good job of like explaining the difference between communist
Speaker 1: socialism and national socialism. In fact, he makes that line
Speaker 1: as blurry as possible because I don't think he knew
Speaker 1: it or he didn't want to describe it in a
Speaker 1: proper way, so he puts more shade and more and more.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know what you want to call it,
Speaker 1: just bad lighting on what was going on in Germany, right,
Speaker 1: because the people that are you know, standing for this
Speaker 1: whatever they call it, white nationalism, whatever is, is not
Speaker 1: what was going on in Germany. They want you to
Speaker 1: think that's what they were all about. That's why they
Speaker 1: created these groups and fund them themselves. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: pinne Breath and adl and every other Jay banker. They
Speaker 1: do this so that they have something to point at
Speaker 1: and say, look, look how bad these anti semites are.
Speaker 1: But they manufacture it themselves, and then people who actually
Speaker 1: buy into it because they're low intellect they then those
Speaker 1: are the real people. Those are the organic ones who
Speaker 1: follow it thinking that this is a way out of
Speaker 1: the their you know, their own problems with their lives.
Speaker 1: And it's not accurate. None of it's accurate. But but
Speaker 1: what it does is it keeps you. It pulls you
Speaker 1: further and further and further and further and further and
Speaker 1: further away from the truth of what was going on
Speaker 1: in Germany because they don't want you to know how
Speaker 1: valid and legitimate what they were doing was and how
Speaker 1: effective it was against this criminal syndicate Saturn Colt of bankers,
Speaker 1: that it was. All right, So I want to read
Speaker 1: this real quick. So this this woman cry maybe ninety
Speaker 1: two is making a case for Alex Jones. We'll wait
Speaker 1: till he says what he's about to say and then
Speaker 1: and then we'll get back to her, her uh, her
Speaker 1: statement here on the screen.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question from your perspective, should
Speaker 3: the Jews be gotten rid of?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: They should in every car.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna stop your right there. I'm gonna stop you
Speaker 6: right there. I am Jewish. Stop you're right there. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna stop you right there. I am Jewish.
Speaker 1: How many times has he said recently that he's not?
Speaker 7: They said on times, mister Jones haven't plucked a tremendous
Speaker 7: Let me ask.
Speaker 6: You a question from your perspective, should the Jews be
Speaker 6: gotten rid of?
Speaker 1: Yes? They should in every car?
Speaker 6: And I'm gonna stop your right there. I'm gonna stop
Speaker 6: you right there. I am Jewish.
Speaker 1: Okay, So this is Kryberry baby ninety two, who isn't
Speaker 1: more than twenty years old herself. Well, I mean, I'm lying,
Speaker 1: but so since since she was about ten, she's been
Speaker 1: watching and following Alex Jones for like twenty years now.
Speaker 1: To make it simple, Oh okay, thank you for me,
Speaker 1: thank you for being condescending. Cry baby with tattoos all
Speaker 1: over you. He used to criticize the bad guys a lot.
Speaker 1: He was one of the first Americans on news on
Speaker 1: new media. No he wasn't. That was Cooper again to
Speaker 1: bring up who is responsible for our downfall? Then he
Speaker 1: married a Jew. That's why he's saying he's Jewish, because
Speaker 1: some laws say if your bofe is Jewish, you are too.
Speaker 1: Now conspiracy conspiracy man has become has became a conspiracy
Speaker 1: and now and I sorry, and no longer can criticize
Speaker 1: the bad guys, that's what she says. But he didn't
Speaker 1: state that. He said I am Jewish. And now, of
Speaker 1: course in real time he says everything about how he's not,
Speaker 1: and he makes up these fake scenarios like what is
Speaker 1: what do they mean? What do they mean? He made
Speaker 1: this space? What do you mean tiny hats?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh right, because Jews bear tiny hats. That that that
Speaker 1: was so put on anyhow, so he's an idiot. But
Speaker 1: we all knew that. Uh let's see, now this is interesting.
Speaker 1: So at first, this says, copilot jumps out of the
Speaker 1: plane mid flight. Did you need to do a circle
Speaker 1: or something? The guy who's supposed to be their air
Speaker 1: traffic controller. Sounds like a goddamn DEI retard. First of all,
Speaker 1: like you should be the one who is directing this
Speaker 1: and explaining what to do and what you should do,
Speaker 1: not asking the pilot who just wants to land safely.
Speaker 1: You have friggin' moron. So here's what it says. Unbelievable
Speaker 1: in a shocking turn of events, the pilot literally Okay,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to spoil it for everybody, but here.
Speaker 4: You go through.
Speaker 8: Ran out the back of the plane with him ran.
Speaker 1: Out of the back of the Now, we don't know
Speaker 1: if this audio is matching up with this footage. We're
Speaker 1: just assuming that right this is how you have to
Speaker 1: understand this, how spells are cast when you're watching something
Speaker 1: on TV. So we don't know. We can't confirm that
Speaker 1: this right here that we're looking at, this descent is
Speaker 1: has anything to do with this audio. They may have
Speaker 1: just grabbed stock footage of an airplane landing while they
Speaker 1: were playing this audio, so he had something to look at. Okay,
Speaker 1: they don't make that distinction, So I'm just saying that.
Speaker 8: You don't have Now, he didn't jump out the back
Speaker 8: of the plane.
Speaker 1: So nonchalantly talking about how a guy just jumped out
Speaker 1: of the back of the plane. No, and he's like
Speaker 1: irritated by it now, like, oh my god, I can't
Speaker 1: believe this happened. What just what was up with that dude?
Speaker 1: Why did my copilot just jump out of the back
Speaker 1: of the plane? You know, No, no, none of that.
Speaker 1: This is very This is very after shots type of
Speaker 1: mentality were everything is like automaton, right, no emotion. But
Speaker 1: you'd like me to where you're that bad? See that again? Brother? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you mean to say that again? Are you
Speaker 1: paying attention when I'm asking you? I'm a I'm a
Speaker 1: plain in descent here and you're asking me to repeat myself.
Speaker 1: Time is being wasted here he got out at.
Speaker 7: Or he got me on.
Speaker 1: So obviously if this is what is happening this plane,
Speaker 1: and this is why I say this, this is just
Speaker 1: matched up with any type of stock footage, be real
Speaker 1: that they had is because he wouldn't be asking if
Speaker 1: you wanted me to circle around it. If he was
Speaker 1: already that lowed to the ground, you understand, it wouldn't
Speaker 1: make sense. He wouldn't pull back up and then put
Speaker 1: himself in someone else's flight path. It wouldn't make sense
Speaker 1: to do that.
Speaker 9: Did you need something else?
Speaker 1: He's asking him if he needs something else? I just
Speaker 1: told him someone jumped out of the back of his plane.
Speaker 1: Who knows what that did to the cabin pressure, if
Speaker 1: everybody's death now, or what the hell happened? But if
Speaker 1: they can even breathe the door fly off of it,
Speaker 1: or what what happened there? Like, there's there's a lot
Speaker 1: of things not being explained here. But he's asking the
Speaker 1: pilot to do his job for him, and the pilot's
Speaker 1: asking him what he should do, and he's asking the
Speaker 1: pilot what he wants from him. This is absolute retardation
Speaker 1: from top to bottom. Did you need to do something else?
Speaker 1: Circle or something? Did you just hear what the guy
Speaker 1: said The co pilot just ran out the back of
Speaker 1: the plane and jumped without a parachute. Whatever would cause that,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But why are you still asking the
Speaker 1: pilot who's asking you if you want him to do
Speaker 1: a circle around so you can find the fucking body,
Speaker 1: so you could identify and have somebody send out there
Speaker 1: and look for him. Why are you asking him if
Speaker 1: he needs to do a circle? He's asking you if
Speaker 1: you want him to do one. No, I need a land.
Speaker 10: I'm just making you know where you're gonna have a dead.
Speaker 8: Body and power where I could have called you.
Speaker 11: Get jumped up and back of the planet.
Speaker 1: And does a pilot not give coordinates like he's saying
Speaker 1: approach eight two? But did they say the coordinates of
Speaker 1: when he started making his call? So even the audio
Speaker 1: might not be real here, right, unless everybody just has
Speaker 1: been so become so relaxing their job that from top
Speaker 1: to bottom they're complete and utter retards, which is possible.
Speaker 1: That can very well be the state of things. And
Speaker 1: then that's why I'm so so excited about flying all right. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it's unbelievable and a shocking turn of events. A pilot
Speaker 1: copilot actually literally jumped out of the plane, leaving everyone stunned. Well,
Speaker 1: of course, the sheer desperation it takes to abandon an
Speaker 1: aircraft mad f is mind blowing tower confusion. Meanwhile, the
Speaker 1: guy in the control tower seems completely baffled, struggling to
Speaker 1: grasp the gravity to say no, he doesn't. He seems
Speaker 1: like a retard. How does he not get it right?
Speaker 1: Thank you chaos? And this guys, this incident raises serious
Speaker 1: questions about what went down in the cockpit and how
Speaker 1: such a situation could unfold. Stay tuned for more updates
Speaker 1: from shred News. Now I think they went and ran
Speaker 1: with the story without knowing too much about it. That's
Speaker 1: my theory that this is like not very well researched news.
Speaker 1: This is what i'm This is what I'm assuming. I
Speaker 1: would like to do a flight number coming from where
Speaker 1: to wear? There's a lot of it's a lot of vagueness, right,
Speaker 1: is the air traffic controller working from home? Yeah? Do
Speaker 1: you need something? I needed to put someone else who
Speaker 1: has a brain on? Please? Can I get you anything else? Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm sweet and sour sauce. Please go work and drive?
Speaker 1: To do with those questions? Yeah yeah, The other guy says,
Speaker 1: I was waiting for control to say would you like
Speaker 1: any fries with that? Sorry? I was looking at my phone.
Speaker 1: What did you say? This person who is done for
Speaker 1: asking if the traffic controller is done? No? No, no no.
Speaker 1: See this is what Johnny player special doesn't understand. Traffic
Speaker 1: controller's previous job was Starbucks cash here not correct. You
Speaker 1: have to have at least two years of college in
Speaker 1: order to work at Starbucks and for for a manager.
Speaker 1: Can you believe that that's a lot of overqualification for
Speaker 1: working at Starbucks that traffic control got his degree off tmuses. Yeah, yeah, okay, whatever,
Speaker 1: that's okay, Abdallah, thank you for your stupid opinion.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, Well the people who comment aren't that bright either,
Speaker 1: because they the only state the obvious. All right, So
Speaker 1: here is from the movie The Believer. And regardless of
Speaker 1: whatever the hell this movie is about, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: it was jaded in a way to make people who
Speaker 1: believe this in somewhat, you know, somehow into really bad
Speaker 1: people who have it all wrong. Sometimes they'll tell you
Speaker 1: some stuff that is truthful, and then to make these
Speaker 1: people do horrible things like violence for uncalled for violence
Speaker 1: in the movie, and then all of a sudden that
Speaker 1: paints people who have these ideals which are real as
Speaker 1: as actual dangerous domestic terrorists.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 1: So, I don't know what the rest of this movie
Speaker 1: The Believer is about, but I would imagine that if
Speaker 1: it came out of Hollywood, it's jewified. So even if
Speaker 1: they are saying something right now that makes sense, they're
Speaker 1: gonna they're probably through the course of the movie gonna
Speaker 1: make it. I'm gonna ruin it later, right, or have
Speaker 1: this person repent for his thoughts or some shit like that.
Speaker 13: So it's not that the Jew runs the media or
Speaker 13: that he owns all the banks.
Speaker 1: Sounds like he's talking to it. Looks like he's talking
Speaker 1: to one right now, curly hair glasses, kind of a schnazz. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you would think you'd be able to do is Tiele
Speaker 1: lit it better?
Speaker 12: Though.
Speaker 6: The Jew's clearly controlled the media and the banks.
Speaker 8: The undermine traditional life and then de raconate society tear
Speaker 8: out the roots. Real people derives this genius from the land,
Speaker 8: from the sun, from the sea, from the soil.
Speaker 1: You know, this is how from the sun from the sun.
Speaker 1: Cult of the Goths, who weren't actually sun worshippers, the
Speaker 1: worshippers of the one God who is responsible for creating
Speaker 1: things like the sun.
Speaker 8: They know themselves like Jews don't even have soil. You
Speaker 8: notice the Israelis, it's a fundamentally secular society. They no
Speaker 8: longer need Judaism because they have soil. Because the real
Speaker 8: Jew is a wanderer, he's a nomad. He's got no
Speaker 8: roots and no attachment, so he universalizes everything. You can't
Speaker 8: hammer a nail or a plow a field. All they
Speaker 8: can do is buy and sell and invest capital.
Speaker 1: And force other people to do all those things that
Speaker 1: are necessary.
Speaker 6: Pulate markets. And you know it's like all mental. He
Speaker 6: takes a life of a people that's rooted in soil, and.
Speaker 8: Then he turns it into this cosmopolitan culture based on
Speaker 8: books and numbers and don't forget so to me ideas.
Speaker 8: And then you know this is his strength. You can
Speaker 8: take the great Jewish minds ever Marx, Freud, Einstein, what
Speaker 8: all frauds?
Speaker 1: All frauds they're.
Speaker 8: Given us communism, infantile sexuality and the atom bomb in
Speaker 8: the mere three centuries it's taken these people to emerge
Speaker 8: from the ghettos of Europe.
Speaker 6: They've ripped us out of a world of order and reason.
Speaker 6: They've thrown us into a.
Speaker 8: Chaos of class warfare, irrational urges, relativity, into a.
Speaker 1: World without porn, hub red tube of the.
Speaker 6: Very existence of matter and meetings in question.
Speaker 8: Why Because it's the deepest impulse of a Jews soul
Speaker 8: to pull into very fabric the life tell us nothing left,
Speaker 8: but it's red. You want nothing but nothingness, nothing that's
Speaker 8: without edd wow, So it's not.
Speaker 1: Do what he says. Wow? Way they he said to that.
Speaker 1: He's often they'll tell us verbatim the facts of exactly
Speaker 1: how things are run. Their politics will tell us as well,
Speaker 1: we just turn a blind eye and deny it all,
Speaker 1: says Flurf. I don't know what that means, but whatever, Well,
Speaker 1: I got news for you. Unless you're with Trump's definition
Speaker 1: of Christian nationalism that stands for American nationalism and against
Speaker 1: anti semitism, you're part of the new World Order? What side?
Speaker 1: What does she not understand that Trump filled his cap?
Speaker 1: But she's retarded too, So she's a Trump. She's a Trumper.
Speaker 1: Christian you mean Zionism right, because it's not nationalism, And
Speaker 1: fuck your Christian shit too, because that's part of their
Speaker 1: cult and part of their control mechanism that they created
Speaker 1: for us to follow. So regardless of Jesus was a
Speaker 1: man or not, or a person or not or existed
Speaker 1: or not, what they've done with it and what they've
Speaker 1: done to you is different story. Oh yeah, you should
Speaker 1: check out that video, You really should. So here's something
Speaker 1: that's going on in places that suck even worse than here.
Speaker 14: Twenty six stories high. David Robinson has lived in the
Speaker 14: heart of Main Beach for over a decade. It's now
Speaker 14: costing him than ever and it was just.
Speaker 15: Out of the now. So then all of a sudden,
Speaker 15: straight after the election, we got a rotten view a tax.
Speaker 14: Hit with a forty rate hike, a so called view tax.
Speaker 14: The policy introduced on the Gold Coast last July.
Speaker 1: So step one put everybody in high raise hive smart cities.
Speaker 1: Step two tax them for that ah.
Speaker 14: It's property owners in towers. The higher you live, the
Speaker 14: more you were charged, starting from the fifth floor.
Speaker 15: I think the council is very quick and smart. They've
Speaker 15: targeted four percent of the Gold Coast residents.
Speaker 14: Fed up, twenty petitions were put forward to council today
Speaker 14: pushing for a backtrack of what many feel is unfair,
Speaker 14: but they were in the minority.
Speaker 16: The key fact is we want it to be fair
Speaker 16: and equitable, and that's the way it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good, good buzzwords. They are fair and equitable. As
Speaker 1: long as you see those words. They don't have to
Speaker 1: be lived up to. Just see the words and then
Speaker 1: tell everybody that that's where your actions are working toward
Speaker 1: Younone actually had to be real. Doesn't have to be true,
Speaker 1: just gas like the fucking everybody.
Speaker 14: Right now, Council voting against considering any.
Speaker 6: Changes council rates will remain, claiming.
Speaker 14: If they don't, everyone on the Gold Coast will have
Speaker 14: to pay more.
Speaker 3: We got to set the rates. That's for a whole
Speaker 3: of our city.
Speaker 14: What's sparking the most outrage from residents is it doesn't
Speaker 14: matter what direction you're facing, whether it's the beach, inland
Speaker 14: or even another building.
Speaker 1: Yes, not supposed to make sense. And by the way,
Speaker 1: Nae suit from the Trump collection you got there, everyone
Speaker 1: pays the same.
Speaker 15: They've said that ground four units we're paying the same
Speaker 15: as penthouses above us. That's not true.
Speaker 3: No, you're going for case specific.
Speaker 15: You'll see the report today that we're setting the rates
Speaker 15: for a whole of the.
Speaker 14: City, outraging vocal minority champaign seven years.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Hm Kelly Willy said, my god,
Speaker 1: how is this world? How this world is becoming ridiculous?
Speaker 1: Someone else, how ridiculous and wrong? And then uh robo
Speaker 1: tarred over here said I don't agree with counsel's view.
Speaker 1: And I said, and Drew Banks, and you don't have
Speaker 1: criminal taxes. So there you go. This is interesting, but again,
Speaker 1: this could be a skit because this is what happens
Speaker 1: on shows that aren't like mine.
Speaker 17: Shh, I do.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how much did you lose? Because I just
Speaker 1: got kicked off line thanks to fucking stream uh without
Speaker 1: real this is spectrum for you, guys. This is why
Speaker 1: I cannot wait until Lallo is available. I'm stuck with
Speaker 1: this bullshit until then. I don't know what the hell
Speaker 1: just happened or how long ago I was gone? What happened?
Speaker 1: When did I go? I guess I could look like
Speaker 1: this let's say a lot. Well, no, I got to refresh.
Speaker 1: I have to refresh, I said, art like mine. I
Speaker 1: got clipped off. So all right, good to know. All right,
Speaker 1: let's start this over again. Let's try saying what about
Speaker 1: about to say here about this clip? So, yeah, on
Speaker 1: the this looks like kick that that is the kick
Speaker 1: you know? Chat So it looks like he's got a
Speaker 1: box over a box. Not that that matters. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying I'm not sure where this came from exactly, but this,
Speaker 1: even though this is all true, what this guy on
Speaker 1: the left is about to say the guy on the right,
Speaker 1: I mean, who the hell is this guy? And this
Speaker 1: exclusive just open admission, awfully convenient that does nonetheless makes
Speaker 1: all this stuff that the person says is true. It's
Speaker 1: just an awful lot of admitting for me to be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's all right, must be true. This must this must
Speaker 1: not be contrived at all. It could be real. Maybe
Speaker 1: it isn't though, you know, and all for the effect
Speaker 1: of conveying the message, which is fine. But these things
Speaker 1: happen a lot where people call in and you know,
Speaker 1: it's all set up to do this thing because they
Speaker 1: want to convey a message and they want it to
Speaker 1: be real, like sensationalized, like people and I said this before,
Speaker 1: like people who called in and like I had it
Speaker 1: ciarly encounter. And yet it's all stories. It's all stories
Speaker 1: to make it sound real, like you know, Cara Van
Speaker 1: to mid Knight type of shit, but with different topics
Speaker 1: and different subject matter and different uh ways of manipulating
Speaker 1: the audience. But if it, I guess, if it conveys
Speaker 1: the truth, it conveys the truth. It just seems a
Speaker 1: little bit odd to me, and you're not seeing it yet,
Speaker 1: so fucking motherfucker's I'm glad I checked, glad, I checked,
Speaker 1: all right, now we're good, good, all right? God damn man,
Speaker 1: everything got screwed up and they kicked me off for
Speaker 1: no reason. The entire dne it just dropped for you
Speaker 1: know things. Thank you spectrum, Thank you spectrum. They're on
Speaker 1: the spectrum.
Speaker 18: And I know your language. It's okay because I'm Jewish,
Speaker 18: you know, I like business.
Speaker 10: I learned people language so I can fuck them in
Speaker 10: you see what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like, it just seems like it's a little bit like
Speaker 1: very stereotypical for someone to talk like this. Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Like I learned, I learned your language where I can
Speaker 1: fuck people in the ass. And so you're not expecting
Speaker 1: anybody else to see this. Apparently it's probably not even
Speaker 1: your actual accent. You're probably you're probably a bunch of
Speaker 1: I don't know Muslims, you know what I mean, pretending
Speaker 1: who knows, who knows. But the truth of the matter
Speaker 1: is everything the guy says is one hundred percent true.
Speaker 19: So there's no problem. We like the money, not like
Speaker 19: you guys. You go, you know what's going You did
Speaker 19: this very good? Yeah, exactly what is this?
Speaker 12: What is this?
Speaker 10: Eleven? Nine eleven? It's the best.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you Jews on everything.
Speaker 1: Uh everything will nine to eleven, it's the best. What what? Uh? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's one thing man Netanya who says that it was
Speaker 1: really good for Israel. That's another thing that this guy says.
Speaker 1: It's super duper pull everything.
Speaker 20: Rather, you need to understand we eventually we ruled the
Speaker 20: world ten years from now. It's not France, it's Francis time.
Speaker 20: It's not Netherland, it's Doan Belgium.
Speaker 1: Is Oh are you saying because you're flooding them clerky
Speaker 1: style with Muslims? Or I don't get the stand part?
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 1: Is that a Jewish thing? I thought it is tine time.
Speaker 10: Wait, brather, you did that? Of course you deserve that.
Speaker 10: I swear I'm happy it's happened to the Europeans.
Speaker 21: The European is the most cheat persons in the life
Speaker 21: I lived in, I know who is the Europeans. Europeans
Speaker 21: can suck my dig brother, you your your work nothing?
Speaker 10: What is this?
Speaker 1: So? Why are you on a show so you can
Speaker 1: say this stuff doing? Is that why you get a
Speaker 1: chance to earn a carful of people and yet your
Speaker 1: screen I mean maybe he's got a screen. Turn the
Speaker 1: other way, I don't know.
Speaker 10: Every single aspect mass look like no other aspect.
Speaker 1: Of It was a perfect time for him to say,
Speaker 1: other side you stepid goy.
Speaker 6: It is Jewish.
Speaker 10: But I tell you we run the fucking world. You
Speaker 10: don't understand what I'm telling you. We rule the world.
Speaker 1: Rock shield people like this, you don't ross shield. So
Speaker 1: you even even the Jews use the Rothschild thing, they
Speaker 1: ever do, the Roussild thing. He didn't say nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he didn't say Israel. He didn't say Federal Reserve Banking,
Speaker 1: he didn't say Central banking. No, he just said ross Shield.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, I don't understand.
Speaker 10: It's behind the scenes. Even with all this ilum, you
Speaker 10: don't know what's going on. You you guys will never
Speaker 10: understand because you're not Jewish. You're not a lot to
Speaker 10: know those things. But we know what's happening behind the world.
Speaker 10: I know everything good. But you don't deserve to know
Speaker 10: what you understand because you're going I will help the children.
Speaker 10: I will ape children in fo my dad, and then
Speaker 10: I will shoot the child in the dead and the mother.
Speaker 6: Did you do that in the army too, Yes?
Speaker 1: So a guy just said I will rape the children.
Speaker 1: I will rap the children in front of the mother
Speaker 1: and shoot them in the head and then shoot the mother.
Speaker 1: And then he asked you do that in the army,
Speaker 1: and the guy just said, yes, do you think you
Speaker 1: would openly admit that? And God knows what type of
Speaker 1: public space here. I mean, obviously they're protected at high
Speaker 1: by the Prince of Darkness, so they none ever get
Speaker 1: prosecuted for anything. But still still it's a little bit
Speaker 1: of a it's a lot of admitting here. Do you
Speaker 1: agree you see this?
Speaker 10: This is I swear from the well.
Speaker 19: Christians, we don't have that. We try to make peace.
Speaker 1: Christianity was set up by the same Jews, just saying
Speaker 1: just saying, look at your history of your church. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying God, I'm saying Jesus, you know, I
Speaker 1: kind of am saying that they've manipulated every single aspect
Speaker 1: of his details in a way to make it seem
Speaker 1: a lot more favorable to them, and also mock you
Speaker 1: at the same time by putting him on a cross,
Speaker 1: and so he's forever being tortured. But you know, you know,
Speaker 1: we could have find a happier day in his life
Speaker 1: if you wanted to, and then, like you know, enshrine
Speaker 1: that for all of history. But no, let's wait for
Speaker 1: the Let's wait for the one day he's having a
Speaker 1: bad day, and we'll keep that going.
Speaker 18: We were we going to see the peace in ten
Speaker 18: years in Europe. We will see what peace you have.
Speaker 18: But don't statistically you all fuck. I mean, I know
Speaker 18: your language. It's okay because I'm Jewish, you know, I
Speaker 18: like business. I learned people language so I can fuck
Speaker 18: them best.
Speaker 1: There, you see what I mean. Like it seems a
Speaker 1: little it seems a little overdone, but you know, nothing
Speaker 1: he said there was was incorrect. Now here's a clip
Speaker 1: from I forgot. I don't normally Liberty Tree sent me this,
Speaker 1: so I figured it sends me a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: with love. It's like pro Trump stuff, so I don't
Speaker 1: usually play it. But this one's all right. It's how
Speaker 1: many people that tell us his name Jack Cruise, and
Speaker 1: he's got a bitcoin on this Let's take this with
Speaker 1: a grain of fucking salt. Here, right, he's got bitcoin
Speaker 1: on this on this Santa hat. And he's wearing a
Speaker 1: Santa hat. So we've got we've got Saturn Colt Representative represents,
Speaker 1: We've got bitcoin represented, But you understand what I mean here,
Speaker 1: it's all in our face. It's all right in our
Speaker 1: face the silent war. Are more people dying now than
Speaker 1: In'orld War two? Is what this says on the screen,
Speaker 1: And they don't this person is not really good at
Speaker 1: English because that's supposed to be van not. Then then
Speaker 1: is a time than is a comparison.
Speaker 3: People have died from the job by the estimates that
Speaker 3: you know, the low end to the.
Speaker 6: High numbers vary, but five hundred.
Speaker 3: Thousand, what's the high end? Close to seventeen million?
Speaker 6: Right rights worldwide? So let's just let's just okay.
Speaker 1: So if that's worldwide, then we're still only a couple
Speaker 1: of years deep in this and whatever will manifest or
Speaker 1: be activated afterward, how many more people will drop or
Speaker 1: become violently ill suddenly? Even though I don't like using
Speaker 1: that word because I'm some little queer who weighs one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty pounds, uses that in his documentary.
Speaker 3: Say it's probably neither of those numbers somewhere and be tweenou.
Speaker 3: How many people died in World War two from the
Speaker 3: United States four hundred and fifty seven thousand death, So
Speaker 3: we already have more people on the low end dead,
Speaker 3: and you want to talk about fruit loops.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, So.
Speaker 1: This is a good point. Today's making like you want
Speaker 1: to take the dies out of the food? Do you
Speaker 1: want to make you know, school lunches more safe? Because
Speaker 1: so maybe he's talking to a mahat turd here. It
Speaker 1: almost sounds like that's what he's doing. And yeah, yet
Speaker 1: you're going to save the world, but this you're going
Speaker 1: to continue to support the vaccine schedule and add the
Speaker 1: COVID shot to the child vaccine schedule for schools. But
Speaker 1: let's talk about fruit loops. It's a good point regardless.
Speaker 3: I want to hear you adapt to the data and
Speaker 3: you're not. This is a bioweapons program that spans seventy
Speaker 3: five years. That alone should end everything that's going on.
Speaker 3: Why SB forty is not on any of the FDA's
Speaker 3: paper sixty billion copies of DNA plasmids and SV forty
Speaker 3: promoter And do you think it's ethical for a doctor
Speaker 3: knowing that there's sixty billion copies, Let's put that into
Speaker 3: another human being.
Speaker 1: I think that they went a little overboard with the
Speaker 1: background music. They could have toned that down a little bit.
Speaker 22: You are saying.
Speaker 6: If what you are saying is true, then no.
Speaker 22: I know, if what you were saying is it wasn't
Speaker 22: that hard yet did the Republic ask for transparency when
Speaker 22: the Japanese bomb Paul Harbor or when the Masade ran
Speaker 22: two planes into the eleven.
Speaker 3: I just told you what the elephant in the room is, Jack.
Speaker 3: We have killed more people in the last four years
Speaker 3: than we did in any world war we've been involved with.
Speaker 6: And you want to talk about fruit loops? How many?
Speaker 3: How many people?
Speaker 1: That's the point? Will take it right either way, you animals.
Speaker 1: I know somebody actually took the time out to actually
Speaker 1: to at least take a stab at you or last
Speaker 1: names pronuncia properly. It was. It was Luke on one of
Speaker 1: the episodes of Davis Lehman's The Right Perspective, Alex So.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you caught that, but uh, he
Speaker 1: was saying if it's Polish, he's pretty sure it's Polish.
Speaker 1: That he said, this is how it would be pronounced.
Speaker 1: I think whatever he said it was, he thought that
Speaker 1: it was. It might it might not have been Polish.
Speaker 1: I think it was. Uh. And then he took a
Speaker 1: step at and I thought I was trying to remember it,
Speaker 1: but I was on the elliptical so that I would
Speaker 1: say it properly from now on if that wasn't in
Speaker 1: fact accurate. But I just you know, I was at
Speaker 1: this very first ten minutes of my hour and a
Speaker 1: half on the elliptical, so I didn't I didn't retain
Speaker 1: all of it, So I apologize. He said, it's a
Speaker 1: there's a different way that things are pronounced. Obviously in
Speaker 1: a lot of languages. The letters look like he would
Speaker 1: pronounce one way but not the other way. He said, yeah,
Speaker 1: which I'd never heard before. Oh so he wasn't accurate,
Speaker 1: he was not, okay, so that's cool. He took us well.
Speaker 1: He made it sound like he was. He was speaking
Speaker 1: from a place of under of knowing. So that's People
Speaker 1: do that a lot. Though their coverage of that movie
Speaker 1: Apprentice was lacking a little bit too. In my point
Speaker 1: of view, I think I'm just saying it should be
Speaker 1: tempered with that. With that movie, uh with James Woods
Speaker 1: in it from HBO in nineteen ninety two called Citizen Cone,
Speaker 1: I think they try to. They try to. They try
Speaker 1: to cram him in the jew box a little bit too.
Speaker 6: Much.
Speaker 1: I think he was a little bit more of an outlier,
Speaker 1: to be honest, even though he was just as ruthless.
Speaker 1: I think he used those tactics, but I think he
Speaker 1: was pretty ruthless to not just other goy but you know,
Speaker 1: I mean GOI, but other Jews as well, for whatever
Speaker 1: reasons he had, Maybe because he could. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't like he's a the word goy either. It's the
Speaker 1: word they gave us. Anyway, So let's move on over two.
Speaker 1: I want to give you a little bit of this
Speaker 1: thing here before I go into the next one. That's
Speaker 1: kind of maybe I won't. No, we'll just go right
Speaker 1: into it. Hopefully. Let's see if it pulls up. I
Speaker 1: don't know if we were not. No, it did, all right.
Speaker 1: This is very This is very specific. It's screen share
Speaker 1: is very specific. So even if I go to another
Speaker 1: tab in Instagram that's open, it doesn't, it doesn't pull
Speaker 1: it up on the screen. Okay, maybe this was no.
Speaker 1: This is Instagram. This is straight up Instagram. I don't
Speaker 1: know what to deal with there.
Speaker 4: But here.
Speaker 1: There's a couple different we might end up seeing more of.
Speaker 1: We might see this more than once from a different
Speaker 1: from the different angle. We'll see. But let's let's have
Speaker 1: a look. There are we. There is.
Speaker 6: Jake, the hostage necklace, the beautiful.
Speaker 1: The hostage necklace, so the commemorating something that is a
Speaker 1: friggin sygh op. Let's put this over your neck so
Speaker 1: that you can establish that you are in this cult
Speaker 1: of deception while you wear your expensive leather yamica on
Speaker 1: your tattooed head.
Speaker 10: Right, I don't know what's gonna fit on his head.
Speaker 6: Big brain, you got.
Speaker 4: A big brain?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the the ego massaging jew and the
Speaker 1: left here around the right.
Speaker 6: Jake, you're way too smart.
Speaker 1: You're way too smart.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, bring them home, bring them home?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 6: Yes, we want the hostage back. Baby.
Speaker 1: Did somebody say you fucking you? I hope?
Speaker 6: So you are giving Jake the hostage necklace? All right?
Speaker 1: So there's that. Now let's go with the next one.
Speaker 1: Uh Is that the right one? There's a couple in here.
Speaker 1: If it's not this one, then it's gonna be the
Speaker 1: next one. So yeah, this is from the other angle, apparently,
Speaker 1: and we have another. We have another one with him
Speaker 1: actually being tied up in his tiffle in here. If
Speaker 1: this isn't the one, then it will be the next
Speaker 1: one that show Pepper incorporated. We're gonna do it like
Speaker 1: when does the send there's a saturn, there's a cube
Speaker 1: now sometimes presented with the hexagonal shape, which is still
Speaker 1: obviously if your cube on its point is, you know,
Speaker 1: facing down, we're just going to show a hexagon shape
Speaker 1: then showing a hexagon itself kind of the same effect, right,
Speaker 1: But you'll see that in some of the some of
Speaker 1: the carvings, like in the in the the tengu in Japan,
Speaker 1: they show it as not a cube, but they show
Speaker 1: it as a not not as a Borg cube of
Speaker 1: the Borg Collective here with their AI integrated technological bodies
Speaker 1: and all. But instead they show it as the hexagon.
Speaker 1: Still straight up Saturn cult.
Speaker 6: Your mother's Jewish, right, yes.
Speaker 1: Her mother? His mother is Jewish, they said, so his
Speaker 1: so when you go online it says he doesn't have
Speaker 1: a stepfather his That doesn't make sense because his mother
Speaker 1: remarried in two thousand and two, So how does he
Speaker 1: not have a stepfather? But AI tells you he doesn't
Speaker 1: have a stepfather. His stepfather's last name is step Nick.
Speaker 1: That's where his mother gets her name from. Pamela Stepnick, right,
Speaker 1: and he's Jewish, obviously he's a doctor. And one of them,
Speaker 1: Pamela or David have friends in relations with someone in there,
Speaker 1: someone in Disney, because they got him in there, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. It's like mocking and also discussing
Speaker 1: at the same time. Right So celebrates his bar Mitsa
Speaker 1: at the super Bowl today. That was at the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: They did this, they had they picked the the event
Speaker 1: they are, they picked the ritual ceremony for for this
Speaker 1: bar Mitso event there. Now I just have to wonder
Speaker 1: if he was, if he was already clipped or not.
Speaker 1: Someone in replies, he's not a professional boxer, right right, right, right,
Speaker 1: we get it. I think you should call yea. I
Speaker 1: think you should call in sometime to learn and when
Speaker 1: Luke's on and uh and say that to him. That
Speaker 1: would be funny, that'd be hilarious. Sometimes it's nice to
Speaker 1: have a friendly like you know, it's not really a
Speaker 1: smack to put the person on their knees, but it
Speaker 1: kind of puts their like ego and check a little,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like.
Speaker 9: Uh, good times. Everybody use it if we'd like him
Speaker 9: or not. Let's see here we go.
Speaker 1: So here's a bunch of glorification. Here. There's dias tice
Speaker 1: and I don't even know if that ever actually connected
Speaker 1: or happened. That couldn't be AI on that one, you know,
Speaker 1: finding people who aren't boxers terrific, good for you. And
Speaker 1: then look at this. It says tepholon can cost between
Speaker 1: So this thing that looks like black duct tape with
Speaker 1: a little plastic thing on the top, of course would
Speaker 1: be expensive. And look at all the writing on there.
Speaker 1: It looks like the freaking Vietnam memorial on your head.
Speaker 1: And it says tepholon can cost between two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: and two thousand dollars or more for this thing. Because
Speaker 1: everything is merchandising, even to each other. Look this guy's
Speaker 1: fucking diamond crusted teeth. He's not wearing one though, because
Speaker 1: he doesn't look very Jewish. Does he Dickie on the
Speaker 1: right that they sold it to does? Oh my god,
Speaker 1: nice jacket too, bro my god. And unless you read
Speaker 1: in the mirror, this is a mirror image because everything's
Speaker 1: backward on as neck gianass necklace here anyhow, So it's
Speaker 1: depending on the quality and style quality of the thing
Speaker 1: that you tie around your arm and head. Yeah, gotta
Speaker 1: have that being really high quality, right, inexpensive tefhlin. They
Speaker 1: even have different names for them to make sure that
Speaker 1: you're you're designated as lower class jew when you have them.
Speaker 1: This is funny, right, because they hate each other too.
Speaker 1: That's why they have to have laws that are you
Speaker 1: know what they call the law the stranger right. It
Speaker 1: only works amongst them so that they don't eat each
Speaker 1: other alive and tear each other apart. But you're fair game.
Speaker 1: That's how they can purge their their appetite. Inexpensive tefhlin
Speaker 1: are called duck out. I'm probably spelling pronouncing wrong. Guess
Speaker 1: what I hope I am? Fuck you to shoot him
Speaker 1: and to shoot him mehadaram. Yeah, I'm sure you have
Speaker 1: to look a little bit more than I did there too.
Speaker 1: Sound like you're spinning every time you speak. Higher quality
Speaker 1: teflin are called gasol and can be made from thick leather.
Speaker 1: So ooh, thick leather bands that are absolutely useless for
Speaker 1: application anywhere else except when you do this stupid thing.
Speaker 1: Got to have that inexpensive two hundred and four hundred
Speaker 1: up to eight that's what they call inexpensive, durable, you know,
Speaker 1: the durable kind you know, gotta have adjectives nine hundred
Speaker 1: to twelve hundred or more, top quality, twelve hundred to
Speaker 1: two thousand dollars or more merchandising. They are predators, even
Speaker 1: unto themselves. Okay, so here's this again.
Speaker 6: Let's he's from.
Speaker 12: Your mother's Jewish right, yes, mother, your mom's mama Jewish.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 4: I hope he's knocking them like directly, like that guy
Speaker 4: who just wrapped him up and tied him up in
Speaker 4: the string and freaking uh.
Speaker 1: Because he doesn't have that weird curly hair ship coming
Speaker 1: off the sides. That's so annoying looking. No, I want
Speaker 1: to see him spin a dradle before his next boxing
Speaker 1: match in the middle of the ring. He's got to
Speaker 1: do it. It's gotta be done. He's gotta he's got
Speaker 1: to pay the piper, you know what I mean. Got
Speaker 1: to make it very clear to everybody who didn't see
Speaker 1: that that he is in fact Jewish now, because now's
Speaker 1: the time he has been told it is the time.
Speaker 1: H So there's there's a stepfather right there who apparently
Speaker 1: isn't his stepfather, and it says, why did Jake leave Disney.
Speaker 1: Jake Paul was fired from Disney Channel show a Bizarred
Speaker 1: Arc in July that sounds like a great, great show
Speaker 1: a name like that, in July twenty seventeen due to
Speaker 1: several controversies surrounding his behavior. So they used the show
Speaker 1: to promote him as the bad boy so that they
Speaker 1: could have a bunch of controversy and a bunch of
Speaker 1: you know what, he called it publicity around it while
Speaker 1: they kicked his out, kicked his ass out, and created him.
Speaker 1: That was Disney creating him and basically assigning him his
Speaker 1: next task. Not because he was fired, fired from the show.
Speaker 1: All antics, his antics, What about the freaking Disney's antics,
Speaker 1: which included disruptive pranks and a series of public incidents,
Speaker 1: drew negative attention, right because Disney wants you to focus
Speaker 1: more on work, politics and sex with children. And this
Speaker 1: was put this little core thing was put out on
Speaker 1: my birthday, August twenty eighth, twenty twenty. There he is.
Speaker 1: There's the guy who apparently doesn't exist according to different sites. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry according to AI. When you say, what ready,
Speaker 1: let's see if we can do it here? Come on,
Speaker 1: here we go Jake Paul doesn't have a stepfather. Everybody
Speaker 1: his father Okay, this day, I not understand how things work,
Speaker 1: apparently not showing once again that it's retarded. His father
Speaker 1: is Greg Allen Paul and realtor, a realtor. Jake's mother
Speaker 1: is Pamela and stepnik. Well how does she get that name? Asshole?
Speaker 1: Who worked as a nurse. She worked as a nurse,
Speaker 1: and this guy's a doctor. David is Jake is his
Speaker 1: older brother. Jake and his older brother Logan were raised
Speaker 1: in Westlake, Ohio. Well, she lives in Cleveland, Ohio by
Speaker 1: their parents. Both Jake and Logan are media personalities. No,
Speaker 1: thank you for telling me all about that. But when
Speaker 1: your mother he marries, that's called a stepfather, jackass. Really
Speaker 1: not that hard to figure out. I don't know why
Speaker 1: AI s had an hard time with it. Oh why
Speaker 1: they didn't straight up denying things that are right there?
Speaker 1: But hey, what happened the guys? Am? I still? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it looks like I'm still on. I have to check now,
Speaker 1: gotta be all paranoid about it because I just dropped
Speaker 1: out earlier. See right now we have thirty seven people on,
Speaker 1: which means if I was on Rumble Studio, I could
Speaker 1: be using this to my advantage, or if I didn't,
Speaker 1: I didn't have to worry about any of that. Think
Speaker 1: about this, there's like four thousand, five hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: five people who followed just on Rumble alone. If now
Speaker 1: let's judge, let's let's calculate for the fee that is assessed.
Speaker 1: The three people just dropped off when I started talking
Speaker 1: about this. Here you go, the fee that's assessed for
Speaker 1: you know, the transaction and all this other crap, and
Speaker 1: you know, Patreon's cut or whatever. If thirteen percent of
Speaker 1: that number of followers were just the first level tier
Speaker 1: on my Patreon, this would be my job. But it's
Speaker 1: not happening yet. It hasn't happened yet. So here I
Speaker 1: scrowned and run around, rather than focus on making these
Speaker 1: shows bigger, better and more edited and more processed and
Speaker 1: more cool. I did one video that took for freaking
Speaker 1: a long time. It takes a long time to do
Speaker 1: a little simple things when you're doing the post production
Speaker 1: and putting all the pieces together and editing and cutting
Speaker 1: and looking it over and finding music that isn't going
Speaker 1: to get you kicked off of thing, so you don't
Speaker 1: have to copy all kinds of stuff. You know, it's
Speaker 1: it's work. And you know, I didn't get into the
Speaker 1: nodes because I didn't have time to learn all that.
Speaker 1: But for the video, I just want to get one out.
Speaker 1: I could spend a whole lot more time on that
Speaker 1: stuff that could become more technical, that could help other
Speaker 1: people with their shows if I got to the point
Speaker 1: where I was pretty confident in the way I was
Speaker 1: doing it. So for a moment, I hear my daughter.
Speaker 1: I think she's coming home since she's going to music,
Speaker 1: So let me go say hello to her. And while
Speaker 1: we do that. While I do that, we'll watch a
Speaker 1: little bit more of this right here from our good friend,
Speaker 1: Sir Patrick mac all right, all right, back in a moment.
Speaker 12: And does foreign policy advisor for the Reagan, Bush and
Speaker 12: Trump administration, Abrams is a Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern
Speaker 12: Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. It was involved
Speaker 12: in the Iran Contra affair, giving false testimony to Congress
Speaker 12: about his knowledge of the affair.
Speaker 6: Abrams was pardoned by President George H. W.
Speaker 12: Bush and Ray Cohen, producer for Saturday Night Live and
Speaker 12: employee of International Creative Management. Dector is mother in law
Speaker 12: to Elliott Abrams, Jewish American lawyer who served as foreign
Speaker 12: policy adviser for the Reagan, Bush and Trump administration. Abrams
Speaker 12: is a Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at the
Speaker 12: Council on Foreign Relations and was involved in the Iran
Speaker 12: Contra affair, giving false testimony to Congress about his knowledge
Speaker 12: of the affair. Abrams was pardoned by President George H. W.
Speaker 12: Bush and appointed by President George W. Bush to the
Speaker 12: office of Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director
Speaker 12: for Democracy, Human Rights, and International Operations at the National
Speaker 12: Security Council. He is a longtime vocal supporter of the
Speaker 12: State of Israel. Train's foundation receives annual donations from another
Speaker 12: curious consulting company known as Issi Enterprises, run by Michael
Speaker 12: and Barbara Leadin, Jewish American historians and political analysts. Michael
Speaker 12: was also involved in the Iran Contra affair as a
Speaker 12: consultant to National Security Advisor Robert McFarlane, meeting with its
Speaker 12: Raeli officials and the CIA to arrange meetings with Iranian
Speaker 12: officials who would be given weapons by Israel and negotiate
Speaker 12: with Hezbelah for release of hostages in Lebanon. Wife Barbara
Speaker 12: was a staffer for Senator Chuck Grassley and launched an
Speaker 12: investigation in twenty fifteen to investigate Hillary Clinton's emails.
Speaker 6: Both are close allies of General Michael Flynn.
Speaker 12: Both were involved in Flynn's testimony about the efforts to
Speaker 12: obtain Clinton's emails. Michael Ledeen is a promoter of universal fascism.
Speaker 12: The Train Foundation has involved itself in numerous international destabilization
Speaker 12: efforts along with the International Rescue Committee and Freedom House.
Speaker 12: Both projects involved Jewish American economist Theo Churn, former CIA
Speaker 12: chief James Jesus Angleton, Jewish American activist Jay Lovestone, who
Speaker 12: served as leader for the Communist Party USA and later
Speaker 12: as an anti communist and ciaad, as well as Jewish
Speaker 12: American investment.
Speaker 6: Banker Felix Ronton.
Speaker 12: John Train sits on the board of a Paul Kletnikov
Speaker 12: Fund created for Trained's son in law, Paul Kletnikov, Moscow
Speaker 12: editor for Forbes Magazine. He recently published a book exposing
Speaker 12: Russian mobster Boris Berezovski. Also on that board, Jeltsin Era,
Speaker 12: oligarch Hoorus Jordan, CEO of the Sputnet Group, once CEO
Speaker 12: of gas Prom Media, and board member of Russian billionaire
Speaker 12: Olig Dea Paska's the M plus Group, one of the
Speaker 12: world's largest producers of aluminum. Train's fingerprints were on the
Speaker 12: Afghan Relief Committee, another arm of a sprawling private intelligence
Speaker 12: apparatus during the Reagan era that backed Jahadeen Kingpin Gobodin.
Speaker 23: Hekmafierta harm A and he's a the.
Speaker 6: Dom. They did a Dorman band prod so.
Speaker 1: Harsh Sali for the Salis singing. They came with very
Speaker 1: heavy weapons. Sorry, I didn't know that they were going
Speaker 1: to be doing this quest and but what we're wrong
Speaker 1: for this mountains terrain.
Speaker 12: Ma.
Speaker 1: Later they began he's in helicopters and very light.
Speaker 6: Weapons Felen and Hartsoul. That's allow.
Speaker 1: Each year they will change sa re knew their weapons making.
Speaker 1: Each year they get better. In my opinion, Russian tacticsts
Speaker 1: have improved each year.
Speaker 6: Tasta.
Speaker 1: Now their forces are noticeably more mobile. Is this all
Speaker 1: that important? Moral is also noticeably weaker because a lot
Speaker 1: of Russians have been killed in Afghanistan, and the barrel
Speaker 1: was especially low after the Battle of Who's gore one
Speaker 1: or two months ago.
Speaker 6: See.
Speaker 12: With the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union, came
Speaker 12: a resistance campaign under the Carter and later Reagan administration
Speaker 12: which would fund and train Afghan Holy Warriors or Mujahadeen
Speaker 12: think tanks. Private agencies and other interests rallied to get
Speaker 12: in on the fight against the Soviets.
Speaker 6: These agencies acted under direction.
Speaker 12: Of British intelligence, who lobbied Congress and even arranged military
Speaker 12: training for these resistance fighters.
Speaker 1: British Italian Intelligence aka same Jys, Right Bank of England
Speaker 1: owned by them, established almost totally by them for the
Speaker 1: collection of interest of course, Right Central Bank first Israel,
Speaker 1: then US, then Russia under the Bolsheviks, and then Israel Israel.
Speaker 12: Many of the members of these organizations were the very
Speaker 12: same involved in the Iran contra networks of Oliver North
Speaker 12: under Vice President George Bush in attendance at trains three
Speaker 12: get LaRouche meetings held at his home.
Speaker 6: Right wing journalist John Reese.
Speaker 12: Reese emigrated to the US from Great Britain in nineteen
Speaker 12: sixty three after being fired from Robert Maxwell's.
Speaker 6: London Daily Mirror.
Speaker 12: It was discovered that he had obtained unethical gratuities from
Speaker 12: restaurants and hotels in London. He moved to Newark and
Speaker 12: started New Careers, a program designed for providing.
Speaker 6: Jobs to black residents.
Speaker 12: It was later discovered that Reese had been overcharging the
Speaker 12: city for his services. Reese went on to Chicago, where
Speaker 12: he would work as an undercover.
Speaker 1: Where all the criminals have absolutely nothing but a heyday
Speaker 1: waiting for them, because Chicago is one of these hubs
Speaker 1: of complete and utter depravity and corruption.
Speaker 12: For informant targeting groups that opposed the war in Vietnam.
Speaker 12: He would continue selling information and later political disinformation to
Speaker 12: the FBI as a columnist for The Washington Times. Reese's
Speaker 12: Maldon Institute, a right wing national security think tank, receives
Speaker 12: funding from Benay Breath and the Anti Defamation League.
Speaker 1: That I should tell you everything right there a.
Speaker 12: Way of oil billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife, who at the
Speaker 12: time was one of the largest funders of right wing
Speaker 12: and neo conservative organizations. SCAP's funding of the Get Larouge
Speaker 12: sessions and journalists who wrote Larouge hit pieces proved.
Speaker 1: He's got a Patty Hurst's column.
Speaker 12: In there Liddle in the prosecution and jailing of Larouge,
Speaker 12: the same group that went after Bill and Hillary Clinton
Speaker 12: in the nineteen nineties, John Reese, Dennis King, counter spy
Speaker 12: journalist Russell Bellant, and chipperleg one time Washington bureau chief
Speaker 12: of High Times magazine who authored He Wants to Take
Speaker 12: Your Drug Away and War on Drugs.
Speaker 6: The Strange Story of Lyndon LaRouche.
Speaker 12: Skaithe had briefly run the CIA funded propaganda group known
Speaker 12: as Forum World Features as head of its parent firm,
Speaker 12: the Publishing Arm, operated from the National Strategy Information Center
Speaker 12: in New York. Most operations were overseen by CIA agent
Speaker 12: and grandson of former President Theodore Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt Junior,
Speaker 12: a major role player in the CIA's nineteen fifty three
Speaker 12: efforts to overthrow the Democratic government of Iran.
Speaker 6: Another key member of John Train's Git larou.
Speaker 12: Sessions DC FactFinder under Irwin Sewell for the ADL.
Speaker 6: Mira Lansky Boland.
Speaker 12: She is the granddaughter of Jewish gangster and Zionist Armsteeler
Speaker 12: Meyer Lanski.
Speaker 1: Which is it's suiting because you know, Israel was established
Speaker 1: by a bunch of gangs and terrorists.
Speaker 6: Her husband John C.
Speaker 12: Boland, is a financial invent estment journalists whose works have
Speaker 12: appeared in Barons, The Wall Street Journal, and The New
Speaker 12: York Times. John's close colleague, fund manager Walter Schlass, was
Speaker 12: treasurer for John Train's think tank Freedom House, a suspected
Speaker 12: CIA front that was in the middle of the Iran
Speaker 12: contra affair. As a recipient of hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 12: dollars used to fund domestic propaganda in favor of the contrast,
Speaker 12: Schloss and Train facilitated funds for Freedom House on behalf
Speaker 12: of Project Democracy. Jewish American economist and foreign intelligence advisor
Speaker 12: Leo Cherns served as honorary chairman and as chairman of
Speaker 12: the world's largest refugee agency and another training project, the
Speaker 12: International Rescue Agency. Train Boland, Schlass, Churn, and Freedom House
Speaker 12: are all just elements of the National Security Council, created
Speaker 12: and directed by Walter Raymond, junior intelligence and media operations
Speaker 12: official with a specialty in Soviet flocks and Western European affairs.
Speaker 12: Raymond worked for the CIA and later served on the
Speaker 12: National Security Council. His name appeared more than any other
Speaker 12: White House staff member or government employee on Oliver North
Speaker 12: calendar during the Iran contra scandal when he told a
Speaker 12: committee that he had resigned from the CIA so there
Speaker 12: would be no question of any contamination of this. The
Speaker 12: very next year, President Reagan launched Project Truth, a propaganda
Speaker 12: campaign aimed at countering the Soviet messaging.
Speaker 6: This was now a domestic and international campaign.
Speaker 12: Under Project Democracy, Reagan placed Jesuit CIA director William Casey
Speaker 12: in charge.
Speaker 1: Just think of that name too, Project democracy democracy the
Speaker 1: gateway to socialism, which is the end result or the
Speaker 1: end goal being communism, which of the public, which is
Speaker 1: what the CAOL and Sanhedron pulled their own people in
Speaker 1: a system of that. They are a communist, hive minded
Speaker 1: individual doesn't matter and definitely a hierarchical in nature. When
Speaker 1: it comes to money, if you don't have it in
Speaker 1: your jew you're not worth anything to them either.
Speaker 12: Diplomacy apparatus, and Casey would appoint Walter Raymond, who had
Speaker 12: already spent two decades implementing clandestine media propaganda campaigns overseas
Speaker 12: in the name of spreading democracy. Raymond's involvement signified the
Speaker 12: wholesale integration of intelligence and pr at the National Security Council.
Speaker 12: An entire chapter dedicated to Raymond's and Oliver Norris activities
Speaker 12: was drafted for the Irankantra Report, but House and Senate
Speaker 12: Republicans kept it from being included in the final report.
Speaker 12: Casey and Raymond included Australian media Baron Murdoch in their endeavors,
Speaker 12: and director of the US in you.
Speaker 1: Know the Fox guy that everybody says, Oh, everything's great now,
Speaker 1: He's CFR.
Speaker 12: Information Agency, Charles Wise, set up the meetings between Murdoch
Speaker 12: and President Reagan. Following the CIA's Global Operation scandals of
Speaker 12: the sixties and seventies, the Reagan administration was looking for
Speaker 12: ways to influence global policy with private funding from political
Speaker 12: action groups or non governmental organizations.
Speaker 1: They say that like it's the United States government and
Speaker 1: not the Federal Reserve Bank controlled area that used to
Speaker 1: be called.
Speaker 12: America NGOs, in order to relieve pressure from government intel groups.
Speaker 12: These activities could range from influencing media coverage, organizing and
Speaker 12: training militias, or act.
Speaker 1: This is how criminals behave now, how a constitutional republic
Speaker 1: is supposed to carry.
Speaker 12: On tabs and preparing countries for regime change. Declassified memos
Speaker 12: from nineteen eighty two depict the transition between the turbulent
Speaker 12: CIA scandals, and the new formation of secret and permanent
Speaker 12: institutions such as the National Endowment for Democracy created in
Speaker 12: nineteen eighty three. Murdoch's meeting with Reagan included lawyers Thomas
Speaker 12: Bolan and partner Jewish American prosecutor and fixer Roy Comb.
Speaker 1: Ah, there we go, that's when we were going to
Speaker 1: get to him.
Speaker 12: The meeting took place five days after NSC advisor William
Speaker 12: Clark notified Reagan in a memo that we will develop
Speaker 12: a scenario for obtaining private funding.
Speaker 13: Charlie Wick has offered to take the lead. We may
Speaker 13: have to call on you to meet with a group
Speaker 13: of potential donors.
Speaker 12: Murdoch appeared to be that source of funding. Another memo
Speaker 12: from August nine, nineteen eighty three, shows that Casey had
Speaker 12: met with ad executives on how to sell Reagan's policies
Speaker 12: to the public, and Murdoch was mentioned as if he
Speaker 12: were already involved. Also mentioned Get Laruche orchestrator John Train's
Speaker 12: Freedom House. We recommend funding VI your Freedom House for
Speaker 12: some other structure that has credibility in the political center
Speaker 12: quick via Murdoch may be able to draw down, added.
Speaker 6: Funds for this effort.
Speaker 12: Another memo from nineteen eighty four regarding a private funders
Speaker 12: project shows Raymond mentioning journalist and Cia Asset, as well
Speaker 12: as director of Richard Mellon's case Forum World features Brian Crozier, like, many.
Speaker 1: Are you glad we go into this type of stuff
Speaker 1: on here, and you know, oh, look at Bohemian groove.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, okay, that's the that's their little party's
Speaker 1: ceremony whatever. But it's why don't we just get into
Speaker 1: the actual details of their daily goings on and their
Speaker 1: criminal behavior and who's involved in the names and how
Speaker 1: suspicious that would be, and what they're connected with and
Speaker 1: why they Beennighboreth and adl would be promoting such things
Speaker 1: and all that stuff, all these indicators that tell you
Speaker 1: directly that this is not our government, it's not our people,
Speaker 1: it's this isn't our country anymore, it hasn't been for
Speaker 1: a long time. Its surface area perception and then the reality,
Speaker 1: and then the reality. They're constantly working tiressly day and night,
Speaker 1: like parasites would to take down, dismantle weekend, and destroy
Speaker 1: everything about our way of life here and abroad.
Speaker 6: The others.
Speaker 12: Krozier had a Communist past but was now anti communists.
Speaker 12: He had a long history of keeping stories for the CIA,
Speaker 12: which funded for Our World features. According to the National Archives,
Speaker 12: there are other documents related to Murdoch and which Usia
Speaker 12: that have yet to be unclassified. Murdoch, whose empire had
Speaker 12: yet to venture outside of Australia, now had a foothold
Speaker 12: on American expansion and would later purchase State in twentieth
Speaker 12: century Fox. He also benefited from a number of East
Speaker 12: rediss from the FCC and a few years later in
Speaker 12: nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 1: It's funny how they just bend or change or obliterate
Speaker 1: the rules or ignore them for themselves when it comes
Speaker 1: to what they want to obtain and acquire and achieve.
Speaker 1: Everyone else still, of course, will be following the same
Speaker 1: rules as always that are impossible to overcome that way,
Speaker 1: only the people that they want in the perfect mercantilists fashion.
Speaker 1: The same thing happens with social media and your exposure
Speaker 1: on platforms they can make or break, illuminate hahaha, or
Speaker 1: put in the dark anyone so that they can form
Speaker 1: the opinions and the perception of viewers. Given what they
Speaker 1: see and what they don't see.
Speaker 12: With the removal of the fairness doctrine requiring networks to
Speaker 12: broadcast politically balanced opinions, Murdox Empire would expecise.
Speaker 1: I remember that they used to have to have a
Speaker 1: counterpoint to every argument.
Speaker 6: Lad.
Speaker 1: So if they had one person saying, you know, they're
Speaker 1: they're pro this ideal, well, they had to have someone
Speaker 1: else who was in the other camp or camps allowed
Speaker 1: their time to present their argument as well, so it
Speaker 1: was fair and balanced. As they would say. They still
Speaker 1: use that rhetoric fair and balanced, but they don't actually
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 12: And even further a November four, nineteen eighty two memo,
Speaker 12: as Raymond writing to NSC advisor Clark about the Democracy Initiative, a.
Speaker 13: Critical piece of the puzzle is a serious effort to
Speaker 13: raise private fonds to generate momentum. Casey's talk with Skate
Speaker 13: and companies suggests they would be very willing to cooperate.
Speaker 13: Suggest that you know White House interest in private support
Speaker 13: for the Democracy initiatives.
Speaker 6: The present.
Speaker 13: May I also refer you just to.
Speaker 24: On the second page he got a document. It will
Speaker 24: reflects he cannot mention this, but it will reflect for
Speaker 24: your eyes and ears who the particular individual was was
Speaker 24: at that country, and ask if that further refreshes your recollection.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 1: It so this is four years after he put his
Speaker 1: little Johnny Hancock on the thing that would weaponize vaccines
Speaker 1: even further.
Speaker 16: Oh, I know this man, of course very well. Met
Speaker 16: with him a number of times in his own country.
Speaker 1: I don't recall, you know, I wish I was still sometimes.
Speaker 1: I mean, I wish it was the world that I
Speaker 1: believed that it was, is what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 1: Not that I wish I was still unaware of it.
Speaker 1: I guess that's the better way of saying it. Not
Speaker 1: that I wish that I was still not aware of it,
Speaker 1: but rather that it was more like I thought it
Speaker 1: was this world. Because when he died, I saved his
Speaker 1: like New York Post, big huge page, like multi page,
Speaker 1: you know, photographs, one of him with a cowboy hat
Speaker 1: on the guys. I was like, oh, this is a
Speaker 1: great American president. Yeah, yeah, yeah, this is what I
Speaker 1: did this in well, I don't know what year it was.
Speaker 1: Was it twenty sixteen or seventeen, I don't remember, But no,
Speaker 1: it was before that because I had carried that I
Speaker 1: actually brought that that paper with me when I moved
Speaker 1: to Florida. No, that would have been two thousand and seven.
Speaker 1: I moved, Yeah, two thousand and seven, that is when
Speaker 1: I momber to Florida for a little while. So wow, yeah,
Speaker 1: things change.
Speaker 16: And I don't readly know whether of such briefings were
Speaker 16: given to others like the Secretary of State or not.
Speaker 16: Who are going to be meeting with these people? I
Speaker 16: don't recall seeing this, and as I know that in
Speaker 16: my policy was not to involve others in this. I mean,
Speaker 16: I wanted them involved, but I didn't want to be
Speaker 16: on record as doing it.
Speaker 12: Somehouse led the charge against Nikaragua Sandinista government, while Casey
Speaker 12: and Reagan attempted to overthrow them by covertly funding. The contrast,
Speaker 12: the CIA's role would be concealed by White House staff.
Speaker 1: Oh look, they have people other than themselves fighting conflicts
Speaker 1: for them. Oh oh, and a lot of them are women, right,
Speaker 1: mothers got to get rid of them. Those are child bearers. Yeah.
Speaker 13: Obviously we here should not get out front in the
Speaker 13: development of such an organization, nor should we appear to
Speaker 13: be a sponsor or advocate.
Speaker 12: Standard written responses were used when speaking to the press
Speaker 12: about Raymond or his involvement with the CIA. In regard
Speaker 12: to the public Diplomacy program, Raymond was rarely photographed in public,
Speaker 12: but from behind the curtains of Reagan's White House, he
Speaker 12: would bring in Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North, the NSC member
Speaker 12: who orchestrated the Iroan Contra affair.
Speaker 7: Senator John Carey of Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Uh, let me help, let me help fill in his details.
Speaker 1: Sculln Boone's member who attended and was in the sort
Speaker 1: of the fraternity, might as well have been authority the
Speaker 1: way they acted with each other alongside what would then
Speaker 1: become Senator John McCain and these two pieces of crap. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's see if I can go find that book while
Speaker 1: we're watching this and read you the part about how
Speaker 1: they shut down the p O W M. I A
Speaker 1: talk forever shouting down what weren't even considered really widows
Speaker 1: yet because their husbands were still alive at that time,
Speaker 1: but they were closing the books on them because that
Speaker 1: was the initiative to do so. So they you have
Speaker 1: people like McCain screaming at grieved women in Congress. It
Speaker 1: was discussing. It was very despicable.
Speaker 7: Better of the Vietnam War is a member of the
Speaker 7: Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Speaker 6: They were willing to literally put the Constitution at risk.
Speaker 1: This guy's going to talk constitution. He's the climates are
Speaker 1: for the United Nations, talking about how we need to
Speaker 1: starve you now so we don't have to kill you later,
Speaker 1: so that we can bring the temperature of the planet
Speaker 1: down when a half degrees. So there has to be
Speaker 1: initiatives taken on farms to starve millions upon millions, maybe
Speaker 1: billions of people so that they can achieve that at
Speaker 1: the end.
Speaker 13: Because they believed somehow there was a higher order of
Speaker 13: things that the ends.
Speaker 6: Do in fact justify, are justified by the means.
Speaker 7: Looking back, it's stunning how easily the Cold War entysed
Speaker 7: us and the surrendering popular control of government to the
Speaker 7: national security state. We've turned the war powers of the
Speaker 7: United States over to where we're never really sure who
Speaker 7: or what they're doing, or what it costs or who
Speaker 7: is paying for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a child's casket there. That was maybe shocking
Speaker 1: to people this far back, but it wouldn't be too
Speaker 1: much for the desensitized American public who watches what's going
Speaker 1: on in Gaza and seems to have absolutely no reaction
Speaker 1: to it. Meanwhile, the pictures that I've seen in the
Speaker 1: horrific reality of what's going on there, of guts being
Speaker 1: blown out of infants, heads being taken off, burned to
Speaker 1: a crisp an empty skull where there once was a brain,
Speaker 1: with a big, huge chunk of the skull flapping around
Speaker 1: on the skin. Well, the father was carrying his son. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that also sticks to you, and it haunts you, and
Speaker 1: it really traumatizes the hell out of people who still
Speaker 1: have a soul.
Speaker 7: An open society cannot survive a secret government.
Speaker 12: Jewish American neo conservative and co founder of the Project
Speaker 12: for the New American Century Robert Kagan and any Deep
Speaker 12: President Karl Gershman, a Jewish American civil servant who, like
Speaker 12: so many others, somehow went from being a socialist to
Speaker 12: a neo conservative. Gershman, during the time of the Reagan administration,
Speaker 12: was serving as ambassador to the UN Human Rights Council.
Speaker 12: These nineteen eighty two memos described discussion about funding for
Speaker 12: the Asia Foundation and the need to keep the government's.
Speaker 6: Role in it a secret.
Speaker 12: The Asia Foundation is an international nonprofit organization focused on
Speaker 12: cultural and educational activities in Asia on behalf of the
Speaker 12: United States, but for decades it seems to have operated
Speaker 12: as much more.
Speaker 13: The Asia Foundation is the principal CIA front and funding
Speaker 13: conduit in Asia. Like Soros in Europe and SKATE in
Speaker 13: the US, the Asia Foundation provided money through scholarships and
Speaker 13: fellowship programs for Asian scholars and American scholars in Asia,
Speaker 13: particularly for anthropologists, meanwhile documenting personal information from all parties involved.
Speaker 13: This went on for decades until a nineteen sixty seven
Speaker 13: New York Times article revealed that the Foundation was receiving indirect.
Speaker 6: Funds from the CIA.
Speaker 12: The CIA had been developing personal relationships with academics within
Speaker 12: the American Anthropologists Association program that disbanded after the New
Speaker 12: York Times article. These contacts were involved in a wide
Speaker 12: range of activities such as foreign espionage and recruitment of
Speaker 12: CIA operatives. One of these nineteen eighty two memos is
Speaker 12: from William Schneider, junior of the Office of Management and Budget,
Speaker 12: to Deputy National Security Advisor Robert McFarlane, referencing the budget
Speaker 12: which had just been cut for the Asia Foundation but
Speaker 12: was later reconsidered.
Speaker 13: I now understand that a proposal to continue US funding
Speaker 13: for the Asia Foundation is included in the political action
Speaker 13: initiatives being developed by the State Department and several other agencies.
Speaker 6: The change of heart likely due to Walter Raymond.
Speaker 13: The Department of State underscored that the Asia Foundation had
Speaker 13: made significant contributions to US foreign policies through fostering democratic institutions,
Speaker 13: and as a private organization, had accomplished things which a
Speaker 13: government organization cannot do.
Speaker 12: By the time of the Reagan administration, the nineteen eighty
Speaker 12: four fiscal funding for the Asia Foundation would be directed
Speaker 12: through USIA or US Information Agency Budget, a group which
Speaker 12: was funding dozens of Reagan's democracy initiatives.
Speaker 13: It is essential the State maintained its operational and management
Speaker 13: role with the Asia Foundation.
Speaker 12: In the twenty sixteen Annual Report for the Asia Foundation,
Speaker 12: it is stated that the Foundation is funded by an
Speaker 12: annual appropriation from the US Congress, competitively bids awards from
Speaker 12: governmental and multilateral development agencies, including the US Agency for
Speaker 12: International Development, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, United
Speaker 12: Kingdom's Department for International Development, and by private foundations and corporations.
Speaker 6: Ninety four point five million dollars.
Speaker 12: Now coming from multiple countries and intelligence agencies. Freedom House
Speaker 12: was included in these memos, and, like the Asia Foundation,
Speaker 12: advertised itself as a human rights organization. Since its inception,
Speaker 12: the NED has given out hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 12: to NGOs around the world, outlets, activist groups, and political
Speaker 12: candidates all on the receiving end of the NED and
Speaker 12: its subsidiaries, such as the twenty fourteen coup of elected
Speaker 12: Ukrainian president Viktor Yanikovich. In twenty twelve, the Russian Parliament
Speaker 12: passed legislation requiring recipients of foreign political funds to register
Speaker 12: within the government, similar to FARA.
Speaker 6: Both the NED and Freedom House.
Speaker 12: Opposed the law, saying the Duma would restrict human rights
Speaker 12: and the activities of civil society organizations and their ability
Speaker 12: to receive.
Speaker 6: Support from abroad.
Speaker 12: Changes to Russia's NGO legislation will soon require civil society
Speaker 12: organizations receiving foreign funds to choose between registering as foreign
Speaker 12: agents for facing significant financial penalties and potential criminal charges.
Speaker 12: Gershman and the NEED were stoking the fires of hostility
Speaker 12: between Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 6: In twenty thirteen, Gershman said Ukraine's.
Speaker 13: Choice to join Europe will accelerate the demise of the
Speaker 13: ideology of Russian imperialism that Putin represented.
Speaker 1: Oh whoa, and we thought this was irrelevant, look at that.
Speaker 1: September twenty sixth, twenty thirteen, Washington Post Carl Gersh Gershman,
Speaker 1: all Right, so when when did things really start to
Speaker 1: hit up? They were they were still playing around with Georgia.
Speaker 1: Then they went moved right over to the Ukraine in
Speaker 1: twenty fourteen, with Victoria Neufeld Newland really whatever name you
Speaker 1: want to give her. Right, this thing's been going on
Speaker 1: since twenty fourteen, the constant antagonism of Putin Russian imperialism,
Speaker 1: meaning it's more like Russian nationalism, kind of like you
Speaker 1: know national Yeah, you know who I'm talking about. That's
Speaker 1: why they don't like him. And I'm telling you, yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe he played the game until he got to the
Speaker 1: part where he you know, the spot where he was in.
Speaker 1: But then they found him maybe possibly be a rogue
Speaker 1: agent in the sense where he wasn't playing by the
Speaker 1: rules anymore. I don't know, I don't know. I want
Speaker 1: to think the best of the guy, because what else
Speaker 1: have we got left Honestly, he seems to call the
Speaker 1: Jay out quite a lot. So there's always that, and
Speaker 1: he's very, very descriptive and doesn't play around, and neither
Speaker 1: do any of his his generals. When they talk about
Speaker 1: the problems of the West and who's really behind it,
Speaker 1: they make they make no, they make, they make no.
Speaker 1: What do you call it? Vague? Uh? What do you
Speaker 1: call it? That's wrong with my brain today? Allusions to it,
Speaker 1: they tell they they they're pretty straightforward about it, which
Speaker 1: is refreshing at the very least.
Speaker 12: This covertly funded meddling has long set the stage for
Speaker 12: the current situation.
Speaker 1: In you, oh Benghazi. Yeah, you know what's funny? Uh, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's ben Ghazi. There's burgers KOI comes up a lot too,
Speaker 1: But we'll leave that alone.
Speaker 12: Or now Sean and the Russia Gate allegations leaked emails
Speaker 12: that hampered Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Outwardly, the Asia Foundation
Speaker 12: appears to be a long standing nonprofit dedicated to the
Speaker 12: developments in Asia, donating books and empowering women in the region,
Speaker 12: but the reality is that it was a CIA creation
Speaker 12: since nineteen fifty one, used as a propaganda vehicle and
Speaker 12: front for covert psychological operations.
Speaker 6: These revelations come.
Speaker 12: From declassified CIA documents in reference to DT Pillar, the
Speaker 12: acronym for the Committee for a Free Asia later known
Speaker 12: as the Asia Foundation to this day, false information regarding
Speaker 12: the foundation.
Speaker 1: Destabilization tactics by communist Bolshevik style Seturn cults. To put
Speaker 1: it more specifically, but you can call them jas if
Speaker 1: you must. It's true. They are a lot of them,
Speaker 1: but this cult is not isolated to just them, although
Speaker 1: they might be in a lot of the power positions,
Speaker 1: and of course it's always gonna be them in charge
Speaker 1: of the goings on of things with you know, the
Speaker 1: silent partner, of course, being a Roman Catholicism and the Jesuits.
Speaker 1: Maybe not maybe not so much silent on the Jesuits part,
Speaker 1: but they much more low profile these days than in.
Speaker 12: The pastation's role in overseas intelligence gathering is promoted on
Speaker 12: the group's own website, which states its inception date from
Speaker 12: nineteen fifty four, but project outlines show clearly that DT
Speaker 12: Pillar was created and receiving covert funding since nineteen fifty one,
Speaker 12: along with various NGOs, associations and universities.
Speaker 6: Displayed here is the rejacted name of the foreign.
Speaker 1: It's kind of funny, even though he says fifty one
Speaker 1: to be focusing in and zooming in on the because
Speaker 1: it confuses people. Nineteen fifty four are found. You know,
Speaker 1: they're talking about the San Francisco whatever after or whatever,
Speaker 1: But that it's funny that you would say, which clearly
Speaker 1: represents in this documentation, and then you've zoom in on
Speaker 1: what looks like documentation. It is not the same year.
Speaker 1: It's just something I noticed.
Speaker 6: Branch chief, later known to be George H. Green.
Speaker 12: The CFA's role was to create groups to fight communism
Speaker 12: and assisting the Office of Policy Coordination.
Speaker 1: So you know that's always a lie, right when they
Speaker 1: say that they're trying to fight communism. That'd be like, well,
Speaker 1: quit hitting yourself, Quit hitting yourself, right.
Speaker 12: Psychological Warfare Division of the CIA, any officials associated and
Speaker 12: receiving funds should be placed on a covert contract basis
Speaker 12: with CIA. By nineteen fifty three, the Asia Foundation was
Speaker 12: able to provide cover to such groups covertly established to
Speaker 12: lend propaganda support to major Far East projects which aim
Speaker 12: at the development of and popular political resistance movements. The
Speaker 12: CIA's desire to keep a lid on all of the
Speaker 12: Asia Foundation's activities, even reached to the FBI instructing them
Speaker 12: not to investigate any operations of DT Pillar after the term.
Speaker 1: Which is fine, and of course they would oblige because
Speaker 1: the FBI is created to protect the interests of the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve. It's a weaponized, armed branch specifically created for
Speaker 1: that purpose.
Speaker 12: Firm of President George Green, the agency appointed Jewish CIA
Speaker 12: agent Robert Bloom. He had served as a chief for
Speaker 12: an ECA mission to Asia. Later that month, a memo
Speaker 12: states that the agency's objective was for the CFA to
Speaker 12: act as an instrument of psychological warfare and a vehicle
Speaker 12: for covert operations. The CFA's main objective was clearly stated
Speaker 12: in their priorities developing leaders who are friendly to the
Speaker 12: United States.
Speaker 6: Other si OP programs would follow.
Speaker 12: And transfer to programs under the CFA, always involving the
Speaker 12: recruitment of covert operatives one programming.
Speaker 1: Hold on, before we get into that, let me just
Speaker 1: show you this real quick. I'll read this to you,
Speaker 1: all right. So this is from the book Hidden History
Speaker 1: by a former guest of ours, Donald Jeffries. He also
Speaker 1: wrote the book Crimes and Cover ups in American politics,
Speaker 1: which is kind of like a prequel as far as
Speaker 1: the timeline that he covers. So this one goes from
Speaker 1: sixty three on and the other one goes up to
Speaker 1: from seventeen seventy six to nineteen sixty three. Okay, so
Speaker 1: this is called the pow MIA missing in Action cover up.
Speaker 1: For years, independent researchers had been claiming that there was
Speaker 1: solid evidence that the American government had left POW's and
Speaker 1: miias behind in Vietnam. In November nineteen ninety one, the
Speaker 1: US Senate finally decided to look into the matter. Oh great,
Speaker 1: so they formed a Warren Commission. Huh. Pretty much earlier
Speaker 1: that year, in June, Colonel Millard A. Peck, one of
Speaker 1: army's most highly decorated heroes of the Vietnam War, had
Speaker 1: tacked a five page resignation letter to his office door,
Speaker 1: vacating his position as the diia's top pow MIA officer.
Speaker 1: Peck blasted not only government officials and its dramatic gesture,
Speaker 1: but also Ann Mills Griffiths, the executive director of the
Speaker 1: National League of Families, a group, according to Peck, that
Speaker 1: occupies an interesting and questionable position in the whole cover
Speaker 1: up process. Peck charged that Mills Griffiths is adamantly opposed
Speaker 1: to any initiatives to actually get to the heart of
Speaker 1: the problem, and more importantly interferes in or actively sabotages
Speaker 1: pow miia analyzes or investigations. Of course, but in the
Speaker 1: world of inversion that these frankest style saturn cults operate in,
Speaker 1: you have to put the name on the outside of
Speaker 1: yourself to represent something that's positive, so you can do
Speaker 1: the exact opposite, and you're in the right position to
Speaker 1: do so and be most effective because you're privy to
Speaker 1: all the information that would sway the perception of people,
Speaker 1: and you can filter it through your bullshit before it
Speaker 1: even gets to anybody. Let's see, she insists on rewriting
Speaker 1: or editing all see what I said filters, editing all
Speaker 1: significant documents produced by the office. This is then touted
Speaker 1: as the dea position. She apparently has access to top
Speaker 1: secret code word message traffic for which she is supposedly
Speaker 1: not cleared. She was brought from the outside into the
Speaker 1: center of the in brillio and then cloaked in a
Speaker 1: mantle of sanctimony routinely impedes real progress and insidiously muddles
Speaker 1: up the issue. One wonders who she really is and
Speaker 1: where she came from. Following Peck's resignation, Mills Griffiths appeared
Speaker 1: on CNN to deny his allegations. So it was a
Speaker 1: strong enough statement to make her have to go on
Speaker 1: to the CIA, NN, CIA, and N to deny it.
Speaker 1: CNN then interviewed another MIIA relative, Judy Tabor, in California,
Speaker 1: who backed up Mills Griffiths because anybody can be bought right.
Speaker 1: A severe conflict of interest that went undisclosed to the
Speaker 1: national audience was the fact that Taber and Mills Griffiths
Speaker 1: were sisters. So she's a grieving wife and she's also
Speaker 1: the sister of Mills Griffiths, but no mention made of that.
Speaker 1: A furious dolorous Alphond heard of the National Alliance of Families,
Speaker 1: called CNN to find out if they'd been duped or
Speaker 1: were they merely being predictably biased, as CNN official told
Speaker 1: her he would take care of it, whatever that meant.
Speaker 1: Peck wrote further in his letter of resignation, I feel
Speaker 1: very strongly that this issue is being manipulated and controlled
Speaker 1: at a high level, not with the goal of resolving it,
Speaker 1: but more to obfuscate the question of live prisoners and
Speaker 1: give the illusion of progress through hyperactivity. Yeah, busy doing
Speaker 1: nothing right, but at least looks like you're busy. It's
Speaker 1: called like frantic being frantic. Phones are ringing, people are
Speaker 1: you know, there's a lot of commotion in the office,
Speaker 1: papers are flying in the air. But what the hell
Speaker 1: you doing? From my vantage point, I observed that the
Speaker 1: principal players were interested primarily in conducting a damage limitation exercise.
Speaker 1: Damage control? Is this another way to say that? Or
Speaker 1: you know, mitigation and appear too knowingly and deliberately generate
Speaker 1: an endless succession of manufactured crises and busy work right,
Speaker 1: Like I said, like that picture of that office with
Speaker 1: a bunch of phones ringing, you know, the old curly
Speaker 1: chords being stretched and people yelling and shouting and like
Speaker 1: like a like a freaking uh you know, stockbroker's office, right,
Speaker 1: but nothing really being being done. The mindset to debunk
Speaker 1: live citing reports is live and well. So the mindset
Speaker 1: to debunk live citing reports is alive and well. It
Speaker 1: is held at all levels and continues to pervade, pervade,
Speaker 1: the pow MIA office, practically all analysis is directed to
Speaker 1: finding fault with the source, right right, right right. It's
Speaker 1: like going to the cops with a problem and they
Speaker 1: start investigating you, right because wherever you're bringing to their
Speaker 1: attention to something that they don't want to be public knowledge.
Speaker 1: So what they do is they investigate you instead. Be careful,
Speaker 1: Be careful who you trust with information that I can't believe.
Speaker 1: I just saw that. I would better go tell somebody, right,
Speaker 1: then you'll put a target on your back. From what
Speaker 1: I've witnessed, it appears that any soldier left in Vietnam,
Speaker 1: even inadvertently, was in fact abandoned years ago. And that
Speaker 1: was from the spotlight June tenth, nineteen ninety one. Anyone
Speaker 1: who watched the televised hearings before the House Committee on
Speaker 1: POW's and MIAs a year after Peck's bitter resignation could
Speaker 1: not help but come away with the feeling that Committee
Speaker 1: Chairman Senator John Kerry, that guy we just saw scolln
Speaker 1: Bones Member Senator John McCain, Skolln Bones, who actually caused
Speaker 1: a bunch of deaths when he was dicking around, caused
Speaker 1: a fire on deck and like one hundred and something
Speaker 1: people died. Yeah, so they're like, yeah, let's put him
Speaker 1: in a box somewhere for a little while so it
Speaker 1: doesn't cause a more damage. But when you're I think
Speaker 1: his father was like an admiral or something like that,
Speaker 1: so they couldn't they couldn't get rid of him, rid
Speaker 1: of him, but they had to put put him someplace
Speaker 1: and then call him a pow after the fact, right,
Speaker 1: So having a pow on there means he must really
Speaker 1: care about other POWs. It must all have been legitimate.
Speaker 1: Of course it was anyhow, and others were indeed concentrating
Speaker 1: their efforts on debunking and finding fault with the source.
Speaker 1: So you go in there, you know, already emotionally driven
Speaker 1: because your family members are missing and you think you
Speaker 1: can that they're suffering. So you go in there and
Speaker 1: you dorew your best to be as even tempered, and
Speaker 1: you know emotionless is not the right word, but you know,
Speaker 1: productive as possible, carrying yourself properly, and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden you're under att And it happened over and
Speaker 1: over again. They were touching their efforts on debunking and
Speaker 1: finding fault with the source. The Spotlight obtained White House
Speaker 1: documents that indicated the League of Families was actually set
Speaker 1: up by President Nixon to counter real criticism of the
Speaker 1: abandonment of POW's and MIAs. In light of this, it
Speaker 1: was certainly understand sorry, it was certainly understandable why some
Speaker 1: would suspect that Mills Griffiths was a perfect figurehead to
Speaker 1: deflect investigations and suppress the truth. A memorandum initialed by
Speaker 1: White House Chief of Staff HR Haydelman og look at
Speaker 1: that name or Haldeman sorry, written by one of his
Speaker 1: aides and sent to Richard Nixon concerning in April fourteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy one, meeting between Nixon and then Republican National
Speaker 1: Committee Chairman Robert Dole Bobby Dole. I just was thinking of, uh,
Speaker 1: what's his name? The community, the Saturday night Life sketch stories.
Speaker 1: I'm Bob Dole. The memo states there was also some
Speaker 1: discussion of the prisoner of war problem, and the Chairman
Speaker 1: made the point that this is a tinderbox that is
Speaker 1: about to explode, and there is a real danger of
Speaker 1: great numbers of POW wives reversing their supporter of the president.
Speaker 1: He suggested therefore a fairly major move for cosmetic purposes,
Speaker 1: and the President asked that the this possibly be explored. Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. The memo went on to say, according
Speaker 1: to al Hague General Alexander Haig, at the time a
Speaker 1: two National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger and later to become
Speaker 1: Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan, the next eight
Speaker 1: weeks are critical and the efforts of the ad hoc
Speaker 1: Coordinating Group on POW MIA matters will be devoted to
Speaker 1: keeping the families on the reservation in order to buy
Speaker 1: this time. This isn't the wrong words, and the guy
Speaker 1: was directly associated with Henry Kissinger, whom If I have
Speaker 1: to get get into explanations of why that guy was
Speaker 1: a very evil man, it's probably the wrong show for
Speaker 1: you to be watching, or you know, maybe I should
Speaker 1: just explain it. Russian President Boris Yeltsen wrote a letter
Speaker 1: to the US Senate Select Committee on POW and Mia
Speaker 1: Affairs in nineteen ninety two. Boris Jelson did this in
Speaker 1: which he flatly stated that the Soviets had held US
Speaker 1: prisoners of ward dating back to World War Two. He
Speaker 1: added that some could very well still be languishing in
Speaker 1: prisons and or psychiatric hosts throughout the former Soviet republics.
Speaker 1: White House and Pentagon officials, of course, had consistently denied
Speaker 1: any Americans were held in the Soviet captivity. No, yeltsin,
Speaker 1: you got it all wrong. Those are Americans over there.
Speaker 1: Silly you would, You wouldn't know trust us, we're over here,
Speaker 1: You're right there. Yelson then reiterated this his opinions to
Speaker 1: newsmen abroad, sorry the newsmen abroad in aircraft en route
Speaker 1: to Washington for his summit with President Bush. He added
Speaker 1: in his comments on okay, that should be one word.
Speaker 1: He added in his comments on board the plane that
Speaker 1: American POWs from the Vietnam War were interrogated by Soviet
Speaker 1: intelligence officials and that they too could still be alive
Speaker 1: somewhere within the vast territories that comprised the shattered Soviet Empire.
Speaker 1: So not only World War two, but as recently as
Speaker 1: Vietnam inflict then probably prior to that, probably the Korean too,
Speaker 1: because that was all communism based, right. The Senate Select
Speaker 1: Committee on POW's and the MIAs wasn't interested in this
Speaker 1: or any other real information. Chairman Senator John Kerrey clashed
Speaker 1: bitterly with Senator Robert Smith. Probably not the guy from
Speaker 1: the Cure who seemed genuinely interested in ascertaining the truth
Speaker 1: about the issue they were tasked to investigate. Two staff members. Oh,
Speaker 1: that makes it look more legitimate when you have real
Speaker 1: people in there that aren't part of You know, they're
Speaker 1: not they're not privy to the to the joke. You know,
Speaker 1: they're not. They're not let in that this is all
Speaker 1: for show. You got to get a you get a
Speaker 1: better performance out of people that way.
Speaker 18: MM.
Speaker 1: Two staff members fired by Kerry charged afterwards that the
Speaker 1: committee suppressed documents showing a clear pattern of betrayal and
Speaker 1: abandonment of POWs by the US government going back to
Speaker 1: World War Two. The two were Deputy staff director Gino
Speaker 1: Carluccio and former Representative William Billy Hendon. I left because
Speaker 1: Senator Carry fired me Hendon explained at a press conference
Speaker 1: on the lawn of the Capitol. Hendon called for a
Speaker 1: special prosecutor's prosecutor to investigate the cover up by the
Speaker 1: Defense Intelligence Agency and Congress, calling the suppression of information
Speaker 1: despicable treason. Hendon also alleged that documents had been shredded.
Speaker 1: A key investigator for the Senate Committee, John F. McCreary,
Speaker 1: accused Chairman Carey and the panel's staff of violating federal
Speaker 1: law by ordering the destruction of the original copy of
Speaker 1: a report that indicated that POW's and MIAs were still
Speaker 1: alive in Southeast Asia as recently as nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: Remember this was nineteen ninety two, and the accusation was
Speaker 1: aid in a memo to the committee's vice chairman, Senator
Speaker 1: Robert Smith, dated May third, nineteen ninety two. The memo stated,
Speaker 1: in part, on April ninth, nineteen ninety two, Senator McCain
Speaker 1: produced a copy of the intelligence briefing text, with whose
Speaker 1: contents he strongly disagreed. He charged that the briefing text
Speaker 1: had already been leaked to the pow Mia activist, but
Speaker 1: was reassured by Kerry that such was not the case.
Speaker 1: He replied that he was certain it would be leaked,
Speaker 1: whereupon the Chairman assured Senator McCain there would be no
Speaker 1: leaks because all copies would be gathered and destroyed, and
Speaker 1: he gave orders to that effect. McCain was a scumbag
Speaker 1: through and through Following the briefing. On April third, the
Speaker 1: staff Director, Miss Francis Zwenig. Oh, there's another one of
Speaker 1: those words names, restated to the intelligence investigators the order
Speaker 1: to destroy the intelligence briefing text and took measures to
Speaker 1: ensure execution of the destruction order. During one telephone conversation
Speaker 1: with the undersigned McCreery, she stated that she was acting
Speaker 1: under orders. The undersign was also instructed to deal all
Speaker 1: computer files in a meeting back then was like what
Speaker 1: floppy discs? In a meeting. On April fifteenth, nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 1: the Staff's Chief Consul, Jay William Kadena, minimize the significance
Speaker 1: of the documents and of their destruction. Of course, that's
Speaker 1: what they do. Oh, that's nothing, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: We we're just cleaning the office. There's nothing important in
Speaker 1: those ones. We've already determined without anybody else seeing them,
Speaker 1: that there's nothing to see there. So it's all very
Speaker 1: law legallyes, you know, court practice type of crap right,
Speaker 1: which they've created, and so they know how to the
Speaker 1: ins and outs of it. He admonished the investigators for
Speaker 1: making a mountain out of Mohill. Well, if you let
Speaker 1: them see what it was in there. Maybe they would
Speaker 1: have agreed with you, but obviously you didn't, so they can't.
Speaker 1: I said that. When investigators repeated their concern that the
Speaker 1: order to destroy the documents might lead to criminal charges,
Speaker 1: mister Gadina replied, who's the injured party? He was told that,
Speaker 1: he was told the two four and ninety four families
Speaker 1: of the unaccounted for US servicemen, among others. Mister Gadeina
Speaker 1: then said, who's going to tell them it's classified. This
Speaker 1: is how the quote unquote government works internal Defense Department
Speaker 1: memo is obtained not only by the spotlight, but mainstream
Speaker 1: press outlets such as The Washington Times revealed that Kerry,
Speaker 1: along with his loyal staff director Francis Zwennig. Zewendig, had
Speaker 1: even coach Defense Department witnesses, of course, through threat and
Speaker 1: buy out. I'm sure of one of the two or both,
Speaker 1: you know, get just without saying words, slide over pictures
Speaker 1: of your children and where they go to school, across
Speaker 1: the desk, tap your fingers on the desk, and dodd
Speaker 1: your head, and I'm pretty sure everybody understands what you're
Speaker 1: getting at. The documents reveal this inequivocally. Okay, hold on second,
Speaker 1: I think I missed something. Oh yeah, the documents reveal
Speaker 1: this inequivocally, so that there was certainly were being coached.
Speaker 1: Carrie also during the Ballyhood trip to Hanoi to show
Speaker 1: how cooperative the vietname Vietnamese were now, actually apologized to
Speaker 1: the Communist leaders for inspecting the Vietnamese military compound, and
Speaker 1: he referred to the search as silly. Remember, this is
Speaker 1: the communism that was installed through the fake effort of
Speaker 1: trying not to install. The wiped out in one mission
Speaker 1: at the very beginning of the war. If you want
Speaker 1: to call the conflict the actual resistance, the homegrown resistance
Speaker 1: to the commune, we wiped them out. One of Kerry's cohorts,
Speaker 1: Senator Thomas Dashel, answered reporter Mark Mooney of the New
Speaker 1: York Post who accompanied the delegation, and asked if the
Speaker 1: purpose of the trip was to convince remaining skeptics in
Speaker 1: America to close the book on the emotional issue of
Speaker 1: MIAs by saying, you got it, absolutely. The member of
Speaker 1: the Senate committee, so yeah, again, perception management, as mister Luhmann,
Speaker 1: you know, frames it as the member of the Senate
Speaker 1: Committee who most rapidly disavowed any notions of a cover
Speaker 1: up or conspiracy on the part of the government, however,
Speaker 1: was Senator John McCain, And they called that asshole a
Speaker 1: Republican and he you know, I wasn't living in Arizona
Speaker 1: yet at the time. But this is what it is.
Speaker 1: This was seemingly bizarre, and that McCain's political career had
Speaker 1: been primarily built upon his own experiences as a Vietnam
Speaker 1: prisoner of war. Right, that and a whole lot of
Speaker 1: networking by Dad got you there. And of course you're
Speaker 1: skull and bones membership, which they don't mention in here,
Speaker 1: which is I find interesting that they don't. But McCain
Speaker 1: was hostile to every witness called before the committee who
Speaker 1: was claiming that the government had withheld information about missing
Speaker 1: soldiers in Vietnam. One would logically have expected him to
Speaker 1: be dogged, be a dogged crusader for the truth about
Speaker 1: this issue. Well, if he really was one, maybe, or
Speaker 1: if he had the typical experience of an actual officer
Speaker 1: or even definitely not an enlisted but at least of
Speaker 1: an officer in wartime or in the military. But you
Speaker 1: know that that wasn't the case, or if he even
Speaker 1: had a legitimate experience as a pow himself. So you
Speaker 1: have people like Bill Cooper who frame it this way too,
Speaker 1: Is that how do you allow him a person who
Speaker 1: goes under interrogation even if so, let's because so he
Speaker 1: he assumes that the truth of his his uh, you know, capture,
Speaker 1: and that he wasn't just put up in a nice
Speaker 1: hotel for a little while with an armed guard saying
Speaker 1: he can't leave, but we're gonna make it really nice
Speaker 1: for you here. You know, is there even if he
Speaker 1: was in fact, you know, tortured and you know, worked
Speaker 1: on psychologically, that somebody who could be turned into a
Speaker 1: Manchurian candidate like that and filled with the propaganda communism
Speaker 1: would be a sleeper soldier agent for communist ideals. And
Speaker 1: why would you have that person in government? Why would
Speaker 1: you even let them in there? Why wouldn't that be
Speaker 1: a disqualification and of itself. Anyone who's ever been kidnapped,
Speaker 1: if you will, or captured by a foreign entity hostile
Speaker 1: to our country for a long period of time, or
Speaker 1: any given period of time where they could have been
Speaker 1: worked on psychologically, why would you risk them being, you know,
Speaker 1: of dual loyalty or of a hidden loyalty by allowing
Speaker 1: them close to the operations of government. That's assuming that
Speaker 1: the rest of the system is legitimate too, or that
Speaker 1: that actually happened. Anyway, one would logically have expected him
Speaker 1: to be a dogged crusader for the truth about this
Speaker 1: issue and a strong supporter of those individuals and groups
Speaker 1: who were working so hard to expose high level treachery. However,
Speaker 1: despite official documents, radio this is all the stuff that
Speaker 1: they had before them, official documents, radio intercepts, radio intercepts,
Speaker 1: witness depositions, satellite photos, electronic messages using individual code numbers
Speaker 1: belonging to missing airmen, rescue missions aborted by Washington, and
Speaker 1: admissions from high admissions from high level government officials that
Speaker 1: men were left behind. And let's not forget the whole
Speaker 1: Yeltson thing. McCain was not convinced there was any reason
Speaker 1: to delve into the subject. McCain viciously attacked those like
Speaker 1: former POW Eugene Red McDaniel who were actively seeking answers
Speaker 1: as frauds, who were praying on grieving families. So now
Speaker 1: they're not the predators, they're not the ones doing something malicious,
Speaker 1: the people who are trying to seek justice for others
Speaker 1: and you know, maybe save some lives here, they're the predators.
Speaker 1: They're the ones trying to make a quick buck and
Speaker 1: and you know, at the expense of the families. See
Speaker 1: how did see how these comebacks work? It's always and
Speaker 1: it's always who shouts loudest with the with the greatest
Speaker 1: number of people uh in their in their rigged jury
Speaker 1: of public opinion, you know, that create the public opinion.
Speaker 1: I should say that Win McCain had even bitterly opposed
Speaker 1: the so called Truth Bill introduced in nineteen ninety, which
Speaker 1: called simply for openness and disclosure of all records and information,
Speaker 1: including live sightings, pertaining to soldiers missing since World War Two.
Speaker 1: Why would you oppose that, Well, unless he has something
Speaker 1: to hide, that should be pretty obvious that he did.
Speaker 1: That they did. It was certainly a reasonable and non
Speaker 1: controversial measure. What were they so afraid of that they
Speaker 1: were going to have on their hands if they, you know,
Speaker 1: brought the soldiers home that they would have had some
Speaker 1: interesting stories about how war's really conducted, or you know,
Speaker 1: have sympathies for their enemy. Or worse, you know, have
Speaker 1: direct accounts of horrific actions being taken at I don't know,
Speaker 1: administrative level or you know, direct order to do so
Speaker 1: by their command. Who knows? Or were they just part
Speaker 1: of that, you know, that cult and their their sacrificial
Speaker 1: offering type of thing to where having people being in
Speaker 1: torment and misery is good for them.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 1: It was certainly a reasonable and non controversial measure, but
Speaker 1: McCain preempted this by introducing his own countermeasure, which permitted
Speaker 1: the Pentagon to basically control what was released. One of
Speaker 1: the committee's first witnesses was Tracyre not USURY, but Usree,
Speaker 1: former chief investigator for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee US three,
Speaker 1: testified that the Soviets had an interrogated US POWs in Vietnam. This,
Speaker 1: of course, would be verified by Boris Yeltsen's comments the
Speaker 1: following year. Senator McCain became incensed that USI's allegations, interrupting
Speaker 1: him repeatedly, so Tracy is a key, apparently interrupting him
Speaker 1: repeatedly and shouting in stoutly declaring none of the returned
Speaker 1: US prisoners of war released by Vietnam were ever interrogated
Speaker 1: by the Soviets, and he would know that just because
Speaker 1: he knows that, okay. Colonel bu Ten, former North Vietnamese
Speaker 1: Army officer, testified after USREE and informed the committee that
Speaker 1: his position in the Communist Party had permitted him access
Speaker 1: to the most top secret information in the politic bureau.
Speaker 1: He reported that not only was USRI correct about the
Speaker 1: Soviets questioning American POWs, but that they had been badly
Speaker 1: mistreated as well.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: As a result of these embarrassing disclosures, Usury and all
Speaker 1: other members of the Minority staff were fired. So that's how,
Speaker 1: that's how you get rid of people are telling the
Speaker 1: truth is just fire normal, that's and none of this,
Speaker 1: none of this and the you know, has an effect
Speaker 1: on the public for them to say, like the fucker's lying, obviously,
Speaker 1: and he's telling more truth by telling by by denying it,
Speaker 1: then he would be any other way, right, Like all
Speaker 1: these measures show how guilty the person is. In subsequent hearings,
Speaker 1: McCain would treat Dolores Alfond, head of the National Alliance
Speaker 1: of Families, so shamefully that, in her words, I mean
Speaker 1: he was yelling and screaming at me and had me
Speaker 1: in tears. The only committee member who initially attended Miss
Speaker 1: Alphon's appearance was Vice Chairman Robert Smith, again probably not
Speaker 1: the guy from the Cure. However, Senator McCain was so
Speaker 1: inered by her testimony that he burst in at one
Speaker 1: point and loudly accused her of making allegations that are
Speaker 1: patently and totally false. He shook his fist at her
Speaker 1: and pointed his index finger in a confrontational manner, and
Speaker 1: chastised her for insulting President Bush's emissary to Vietnam. Of course, deflection.
Speaker 1: So telling the truth is an insult to the people
Speaker 1: who are saying otherwise. Right, He's not saying, you're not
Speaker 1: telling directly that person is lying, but that person is
Speaker 1: not trustworthy. You're saying, here's the evidence, and here's the truth,
Speaker 1: and here's what we have. That's an insult to the
Speaker 1: people who are telling you something different. Sure enough, he charged,
Speaker 1: why those people saying something different when all this is
Speaker 1: in front of them. He charged that she was insinuating
Speaker 1: there was some conspiracy without proof and some cover up,
Speaker 1: which there was. Mcane became so out of control that
Speaker 1: he eventually stalked out of the room to shouting booze
Speaker 1: from the from those in the audience. Senator Robert Smith
Speaker 1: would later say many many documents were held back for
Speaker 1: no reason. Some of some in the pow m i
Speaker 1: A community even believed McCain's war record was severely tainted
Speaker 1: following its ridiculous it Following its ridiculous investigation, the Senate
Speaker 1: Select Committee was further aided in covering up the massive
Speaker 1: governmental record of misdeeds in this area by American officials. Governor,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, General Thomas Needham, looking at the name Navy
Speaker 1: Commander Dale Hayes and an unidentified CIA employee. Well that's
Speaker 1: that's the only kind of CIA employee really, right, don't
Speaker 1: suppose to know who they are? Virtually took over the
Speaker 1: US embassy in Bangkok, Thailand and destroyed pow MIA case
Speaker 1: files that filled from twenty in twenty inches to thirty
Speaker 1: feet of wall cabinets. Oh sorry, from twenty to thirty
Speaker 1: feet of wal cabins. I was reading the quotations under
Speaker 1: the quote as inches because but it was on the
Speaker 1: wrong side, So twenty to thirty feet of wal cabinets
Speaker 1: during the period of March twenty fifth to March twenty ninth,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety three. So yeah, damage control, let's just burn it.
Speaker 1: All the documents were invaluable and had been declassified under
Speaker 1: executive leordered by President Bush. So yeah, sure, declassify. Hey,
Speaker 1: are President's working for us?
Speaker 13: Burn it?
Speaker 1: He's he's the same guy, right, Yeah? How where we at?
Speaker 1: Once they were shredded by Once they were shredded by
Speaker 1: the Trio of Heroic Patriots, there was no chance of
Speaker 1: the public seeing them. After the committee had finished its
Speaker 1: honorable quotation marks work, the revelations kept flying. In April thirteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety three edition of the establishment flagship The New
Speaker 1: York Times, the findings of researcher Stephen J. Morris of
Speaker 1: the Harvard Center for International Affairs and the Russian Research
Speaker 1: Center at Harvard were published. The most explosive of all
Speaker 1: the documents of the former gru the Chief Intelligence Directive
Speaker 1: Directorate of the Soviet Red Army, unearthed by Morris, was
Speaker 1: a report by General Tran Van Kwang, Deputy Chief of
Speaker 1: Staff of the North Vietnamese Army during the war. The
Speaker 1: report was dated September twelfth, nineteen seventy two, and revealed
Speaker 1: that two d and five American prisoners of war were
Speaker 1: being held by the North Vietnamese. At one point in
Speaker 1: the document, a Quang's states, in reference to those one
Speaker 1: thy two hundred and five servicemen, the government of the
Speaker 1: USA knows this very well, President George Bush during a
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety two speech before the Annual Convention. So let's
Speaker 1: stop there for a second. Why why, what's the point?
Speaker 1: What's the purpose? Why? It's not because they can't fit
Speaker 1: the foot the bill for something to get them over here,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So what is the purpose? Well,
Speaker 1: the purpose is because the Government of the USA is
Speaker 1: a fictitious thing. It's only a concept in our minds,
Speaker 1: and it hasn't been in existence for oh, I don't know,
Speaker 1: over one hundred years or more. But if it's run
Speaker 1: by a bunch of malicious human hating jays or this
Speaker 1: saturn cult that I keep on referring to these Edenites,
Speaker 1: this death cult, will the more misery the merrier for them.
Speaker 1: So the more despicable and horrible and horrible you can
Speaker 1: be to mankind, well that's all the better, right. Whenever
Speaker 1: you think you can get away with it, you do it.
Speaker 1: You do it. The most despicable horrible things you can
Speaker 1: That's their motto. President George Bush, during a nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: two speech before the annual convention of the National of
Speaker 1: the National League of POW and MIA Families, had excuse me,
Speaker 1: had a run in with some vocal protesters. Bush had
Speaker 1: apparently only agreed to speak before the group because the
Speaker 1: organization's leader, an Miils Griffiths, had been charged by Millard
Speaker 1: Pack and others with participating and covering up any real
Speaker 1: efforts to find out the truth about missing servicemen, and
Speaker 1: he thus was expecting a receptive audience. The President became
Speaker 1: ruffled when the demonstrators, many of them elderly women, began
Speaker 1: chanting no more lies. Flustered, he finally told them to
Speaker 1: sit down and shut up. This says HW, former CIA director.
Speaker 1: HW also Sculling Bowens Mills Griffiths perfectly in character defended
Speaker 1: the president and Bush's campaign director, the talentless Future television
Speaker 1: talking head Mary Madeleine commented, I did not think Bush's
Speaker 1: response to those rude people there was inappropriate. Interestingly enough,
Speaker 1: the woman considered to be the ringleader of the protesters,
Speaker 1: Gloria Bristow of Arlington, Texas, who later claimed she was
Speaker 1: not the first to stand up during the speech and
Speaker 1: chant tell the truth, no more lies. Was just coincidentally,
Speaker 1: of course, fired from her job only a few days
Speaker 1: after returning home from the convention. President Bush solemnly declared
Speaker 1: it an October twenty third, nineteen ninety two Rose Garden ceremony. Today,
Speaker 1: finally I am convinced that we can begin writing the
Speaker 1: last chapter of the Vietnam War. John Kin was standing
Speaker 1: at his side. As long as we've just given you
Speaker 1: your your kangaroo cour your your public ritual, your your
Speaker 1: little performance are Jesuit theater for you, and we've determined
Speaker 1: that we've we've already decided ahead of time that we're
Speaker 1: not going to tell you shit, and we're just going
Speaker 1: to make up our own reality. Once we've done that
Speaker 1: officially and we can put our stamp on it, there's
Speaker 1: nobody who can argue about it anymore, because we've already
Speaker 1: done it in an official capacity, right. President Bush solemnly
Speaker 1: declared in October twenty third, nineteen ninety two Rose Garden ceremony, totally, finally,
Speaker 1: I'm convinced that we can Okay, already said that McCain
Speaker 1: would continue to clash the pow Mia activists. Jeanette Jenkins
Speaker 1: of Atwater, Ohio claimed to the total silence of the
Speaker 1: National Establishment press that the Senator shoved her in a
Speaker 1: hallway outside his Senate office. On June twentieth, nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 1: Jenkins was among a group of about fifteen family Men
Speaker 1: members and activists who attempted to hand deliver letters protests
Speaker 1: and McCain's bill to amend the Missing Personnel Act. Jenkins
Speaker 1: was pushing the wheelchair of her aged aunt, Jane Duke
Speaker 1: Gaylor of Senator I'm Sorry of San Ohio, whose son
Speaker 1: Charles R. Duke was a civilian MIA missing since May thirtieth,
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy in South Vietnam. Gaylor was a longtime pow
Speaker 1: Mia activist confined by health problems to a wheelchair. In
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety five, she had somehow avoided the headlines when
Speaker 1: she changed herself to the White House fence and protests
Speaker 1: of President Clint's handling of the pow Mia issue. Jenkins
Speaker 1: filed a complaint with the Senate Ethics Community, wherein she declared,
Speaker 1: we were attempting to hand deliver letters to Senator McCain
Speaker 1: requesting him to please drop his amendment to the Missing
Speaker 1: Personnel Act. McCain came out of his office with a
Speaker 1: young woman, apparently his aide, Nancy Ives, and began walking
Speaker 1: toward our group. As he approached us, Carol heard Lica,
Speaker 1: the wife of a confirmed pow, asked the senator, may
Speaker 1: we speak with you? That sounds pretty polite. Then John Parcels,
Speaker 1: a former pow who was returned by the Communists, asked
Speaker 1: him if he would take the letters. That was when
Speaker 1: his face changed and he became very angry. He then
Speaker 1: burst through our group, shoving me with unreasonable force in
Speaker 1: a hostile manner. I was standing next to my aunt,
Speaker 1: who is in a wheelchair. Senator McCain did not give
Speaker 1: me a chance to get out of the way. His
Speaker 1: look was very angry and hostile, and he shoved me
Speaker 1: without cause. Gaylor's letter to the Ethics Committee echoed her
Speaker 1: niece's story. Senator McCain shoved my niece hard in a
Speaker 1: very hostile manner, not caring what harm it could have caused.
Speaker 1: Her heard Loka of Conway Springs, Kansas, as a well
Speaker 1: known and respected activist, supported the other's testimony. McCain stated
Speaker 1: he would not accept the letters and knew think of
Speaker 1: the missing personnel act. Her Look has stated, he then
Speaker 1: shoved his way through the group, pushing one of the
Speaker 1: ladies into the wall as he hurried down the hall
Speaker 1: away from us. So here we had a US senator
Speaker 1: charged by a number of witnesses, one of them the
Speaker 1: age wheelchair bound mother of a Vietnam MA civilian, with
Speaker 1: an unprovoked physical attack upon a woman in a US
Speaker 1: Senate hallway, and yet the mainstream media was not interested
Speaker 1: in the story. Her Look as Attorney Arnold Beezier was
Speaker 1: still bitter over the incident in January of two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight, when he stated missus Gaylor filed a complaint
Speaker 1: for assault against the senator, but the matter was squelched
Speaker 1: by the powers that be. Ted Sampley, Yeah, you try that, tried,
Speaker 1: you tried even touching somebody who actually deserves it, and
Speaker 1: see how how squashed that gets. Be fucked because the little,
Speaker 1: the little bottom feeder bloodsuckers that are the lawyers will
Speaker 1: have everything that you own by the next morning, or
Speaker 1: drag you out so you can be slowy bled to
Speaker 1: death and then take what's left of you after that.
Speaker 1: Ted Sampley a highly decorated Vietnam veteran and publisher of
Speaker 1: the US Veteran News and Report, had earlier in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety two, reported a very similar experience, albeit not with
Speaker 1: McCain himself. While dropping off a copy of his newspaper
Speaker 1: at a Senate office of John McCain, Mark Salter, a
Speaker 1: top McCain stafford, became belligerent with him and challenged him
Speaker 1: to a fight. After filing Sampley down a flight of stairs,
Speaker 1: blows were exchanged between the two men. Sampley was charged
Speaker 1: with assault and hauled away in handcuffs. So the guy
Speaker 1: who was delivering them who got attacked was charged with assault.
Speaker 1: Do you see how the world works? By police in
Speaker 1: the city lockup, where he was held in solitary environment
Speaker 1: for thirty hours and denied the right to make a
Speaker 1: call to his attorney. Although Sampley claimed the McCain h
Speaker 1: struck the first Blowsalter was evidently not charged with anything.
Speaker 1: Sampley would also become a bitter foe of John Kerry,
Speaker 1: whom he dubbed Hanoy John, establishing the website Vietnamese Veteran
Speaker 1: of Vietnam Veterans against Johncerrey dot org during his two
Speaker 1: thousand and four president run presidential run. A book was
Speaker 1: published in nineteen ninety four, Prisoners of Hope Exploiting the
Speaker 1: Pow Mia Myth in America by Susan Katz Cats Kats
Speaker 1: Keating a reporter with the Washington Times, which towed the
Speaker 1: new establishment line that there were no POWs left behind,
Speaker 1: the government didn't cover up anything, and that those who
Speaker 1: claimed otherwise were perpetrating the worst crime in American history.
Speaker 1: Of course, shame you, Shame you, shame you, so you're
Speaker 1: to speak out. Keating's book is filled with errors and
Speaker 1: undocumented assertions, but it is in her acknowledgements at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the book that she shows her ulterior motives.
Speaker 1: Among those whom she thanks are Colonel James Nick Rowe,
Speaker 1: as previously noted, also connected to the Frightening Operation which
Speaker 1: Watchtower program, whom she praises for all the insights he
Speaker 1: gave her. In fact, Roe was one of the few
Speaker 1: American POWs to have escaped, and had been assassinated several
Speaker 1: years before Keating's book was written, taking to his grave
Speaker 1: the firm conviction that American servicemen remained alive and in
Speaker 1: captivity in Vietnam. Keating also acknowledged the previously mentioned so
Speaker 1: he was he had been assassinated. Keating also acknowledged that
Speaker 1: the previously mentioned Dolores Alfond, head of the National Alliance
Speaker 1: of pow Mia Families, who had no knowledge of contributing
Speaker 1: anything to Keating. So she took real people who really
Speaker 1: did fight against us. And you know, just by using
Speaker 1: their names that insinuates that they agree with the ship
Speaker 1: that she's writing in conflict to what those people have
Speaker 1: been saying for years and years and years about them
Speaker 1: still being out there and that there's still pow m
Speaker 1: i A that they need to come, they need to
Speaker 1: get She puts in prisoners of hope, exploiting the pow
Speaker 1: m i A. And she thanks these people only a J,
Speaker 1: only a J. It's so treacherous, this this cult of
Speaker 1: Saturn is uh who had yeah, and Albo Lundy the
Speaker 1: third whose father is that's m i A and who
Speaker 1: considers Keating's work and outrage, so she thanked him too.
Speaker 1: Most amazingly of all, Keating described Marion Shelton, wife of
Speaker 1: Air Force Colonel Charles Shelton, who had recently been declared
Speaker 1: dead by the Pentagon after having been listed for years
Speaker 1: as a pow as a victim of pow m i
Speaker 1: A activists, when in reality she was one of the
Speaker 1: most dedicated and visible of them and grew so despondent
Speaker 1: over the way her government treated her that treated her
Speaker 1: that she eventually took her own life. Apparently, establishment journalists
Speaker 1: Lars Eric Nelson and his lauda tory review of Keating's
Speaker 1: book in New York News Day didn't even cursorly examine
Speaker 1: her scholarship, where he termed her work a courageous new book.
Speaker 1: So there's that, and that's again from Hidden History. Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll get Donald Jefferies back on again. So and if maybe,
Speaker 1: if I maybe I should get myself over to the
Speaker 1: the librari safe they I doubt it that would be
Speaker 1: are one of the first things that they would slash
Speaker 1: and burn right if they had any old uh copies
Speaker 1: of the Spotlight in like A yeah, I doubt it.
Speaker 1: I doubt they would. How much we got left on this,
Speaker 1: let's say thirty minutes I will finish.
Speaker 12: In particular focused on the destabilization of the Soviets, a
Speaker 12: project known as QK Actor, operating under a similarly named
Speaker 12: American Committee for the Liberation of the people of the
Speaker 12: uss R using methods such as Radio Liberty and Radio
Speaker 12: Free Europe, and the Institute for the Study of the USSR,
Speaker 12: led by Jewish social activists Stanislaw Steinkibitz DT PILLAR was
Speaker 12: operating all throughout m Alex.
Speaker 1: That was probably by accident though, just because of the
Speaker 1: deterioration of quality of soldiers. They just probably don't know
Speaker 1: how to fold anymore, right, the standard of everything has
Speaker 1: been diminished. That's their dei effect right there.
Speaker 12: Asia And was fully operational in Cambodia even after the
Speaker 12: withdrawal of American citizens in the nineteen sixties, an entire
Speaker 12: team of agents staying behind, bolstering propaganda, training militia, implementing PsiOps, recruiting,
Speaker 12: and passing intelligence to the CIA and State Department. None
Speaker 12: of this was publicly known until years later, despite multiple
Speaker 12: accusations from Asian governments.
Speaker 6: In a nineteen sixty six.
Speaker 12: Washington Post article, the former Communist Cambodia King and Prime
Speaker 12: Minister of Cambodia, Nora dom Sahanu, accuses the Asia Foundation
Speaker 12: of staying behind in Cambodia and operating despite the will
Speaker 12: of the government and the people. It wasn't until the
Speaker 12: Katzenbach Commission would suggest removing the Asia Foundation and other
Speaker 12: private organizations from You.
Speaker 1: Know why this goes over the heads of Americans a
Speaker 1: lot is because we think that we are morally superior
Speaker 1: to all others, because we hear the horror stories of
Speaker 1: all these other countries, and therefore, if there's any of
Speaker 1: us still around, we assume that we're keeping them in check.
Speaker 1: We're keeping the rest of these countries honest.
Speaker 25: Right.
Speaker 1: Isn't that just the thing that we normally default think
Speaker 1: not in understanding that we're the ones that caused the
Speaker 1: conflicts in the first place, that stirred people up, that
Speaker 1: install these vicious, bloody dictators and cause these problems to spread.
Speaker 1: Everybody was doing fine until they met the country that
Speaker 1: was overtaken by the international banking right, and then they
Speaker 1: wanted to expand their power and influence throughout the world.
Speaker 1: Everything was going along just fine until.
Speaker 12: Then CIA funding that the Asia Foundation attempted to cover
Speaker 12: their financial tracks using Radio Free Asia and Radio Liberty
Speaker 12: as created entities for support. In came Henry Kissinger for
Speaker 12: assistance and receiving more funding by nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 1: There is.
Speaker 12: Since then, the Asia Foundation has attempted to distance themselves
Speaker 12: from their CIA TIS by skewing information on their website
Speaker 12: and progress reports stating that it receives almost half of
Speaker 12: their support from private entities, but their own filings show
Speaker 12: that more than eighty five percent of its funding comes
Speaker 12: from governmental support. At the foundation's helm, Robert Bloom a
Speaker 12: name many would hardly recognize, but Bloom's impact on American
Speaker 12: foreign policy and intelligence gathering is enormous. Very little is
Speaker 12: published for a man who's held multiple influential positions. Bloom
Speaker 12: had been assistant to Secretary of Defense James forrestaal assistant
Speaker 12: Deputy for Economic Affairs during the Eisenhower administration.
Speaker 6: He was a decorated soldier.
Speaker 12: Earning the Qua de Guerre and the US Medal of Freedom,
Speaker 12: the highest award given to civilians by the President of
Speaker 12: the United States. For an individual to be held in
Speaker 12: such esteem, why do we know so little about Robert Bloom?
Speaker 12: There is not even a Wikipedia entry for the man
Speaker 12: who served as first president of a foundation that has
Speaker 12: been established well over fifty years. Following the nineteen fifty
Speaker 12: two presidential election, President Dwight Eisenhower created the President's Committee
Speaker 12: on International Information activities, otherwise known as the Jackson Committee.
Speaker 12: The resulting Jackson Report would outline a series of propaganda
Speaker 12: initiatives for.
Speaker 6: Years to come. Bloom was an instrumental part of this result.
Speaker 12: In a correspondent with then CIA Director Alan Dalles, Bloom
Speaker 12: is preparing for a series of questions to be presented
Speaker 12: in a meeting between the CIA and the President's Committee.
Speaker 13: His question is psychological warfare a technique in its own
Speaker 13: right or an illusion that risks distorting the proper conception
Speaker 13: of foreign policy as a whole.
Speaker 12: The objective was simple, to win the Cold War and
Speaker 12: for American propaganda to be narrowed down to simple phrases
Speaker 12: that were to be constantly repeated.
Speaker 6: These ideals and phrases.
Speaker 1: Here's what it says. First of all, if you look
Speaker 1: up Robert Blue, let me get a German politician from
Speaker 1: who lived From what it looks like, it says eighteen
Speaker 1: oh seven to eighteen forty eight, which was a very
Speaker 1: short life. But that's what you get, and you get
Speaker 1: nothing else. So I wrote Robert Bloom and Ellen Dulles,
Speaker 1: and it says Bloom was a protege of Dulles, The
Speaker 1: director of the CIA, Dulles wrote a forward for the
Speaker 1: United States and China World Affairs Dullis, So it's all
Speaker 1: du still stills, and it says Bloom and Dillis exchanged letters.
Speaker 1: In nineteen forty nine, Bloom worked for the Office of
Speaker 1: the Secretary of Defense. After leaving the CIA, Bloom directed
Speaker 1: the Asia Foundation. So that's a little bit of information
Speaker 1: there that you get. And then it says you can
Speaker 1: read about Bloom and Robert Bloom, the spy who shaped
Speaker 1: the world. A series of articles on muck rock.
Speaker 12: MuckRock I'd often be implemented in college textbooks used abroad
Speaker 12: published by the Asia Foundation during Bloom's time at the
Speaker 12: ECA in Southeast Asia. During the Vietnam War, Bloom appeared
Speaker 12: to be on the verge of Francophobia, which prompted French
Speaker 12: General Don delap to call for his removal from his
Speaker 12: post and calling him the most dangerous.
Speaker 6: Man in Indo China.
Speaker 12: Bloom was transferred to Indonesia in nineteen fifty one, at
Speaker 12: a time when USA to Indonesia was to be scaled
Speaker 12: down once again. Bloom called for continued AID, warning that
Speaker 12: communist factions would see the dwindling AID as a sign
Speaker 12: of failed support. In a nineteen fifty six edition of
Speaker 12: Pacific Affairs, Blooms Too have said that the Asian Foundation
Speaker 12: helped Asians adapt Western knowledge, warning of the impending dangers
Speaker 12: of communism.
Speaker 24: Yin yan.
Speaker 6: Lang do it?
Speaker 1: This is a little harder our subtitles, Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: speak this language.
Speaker 12: The Asia Foundation was actively involved in the film industry
Speaker 12: as well. Their first sponsored film, Ludo Kan or The
Speaker 12: People Win Through, premier in nineteen fifty three, produced in Burma,
Speaker 12: based on a play written by the first Prime Minister
Speaker 12: of Burma nationalist Hunu. The Asia Foundation helped finance the film.
Speaker 1: Through Nationalists Who Knew or Hunu Who.
Speaker 6: Knew Skate Pictures.
Speaker 12: Working as a liaison for the Asia Foundation in charge
Speaker 12: was Charles M. Tanner, founder and director of Christian mission
Speaker 12: based theater company Covenant Players, and writer for the hit
Speaker 12: American TV show Bonanza. Asian cinema historian professor Sang Jun
Speaker 12: Lee cites in his article titled the Asia Foundation's Motion
Speaker 12: Picture Project and the Cultural Cold War in Asia that
Speaker 12: a meeting occurred on the seventeenth of December nineteen fifty
Speaker 12: three between Tanner, Italian film director Frank Coppra and head
Speaker 12: of Paramount Pictures Foreign and Domestic Censorship, Luigi Luraschi. This
Speaker 12: meeting was to drum up support for the Southeast Asian
Speaker 12: Film Festival, an annual event sponsored by the Federation of
Speaker 12: Motion Picture Producers in Southeast.
Speaker 6: Asia CAPRA too.
Speaker 1: God damn it.
Speaker 12: This was to take place in Tokyo in May of
Speaker 12: nineteen fifty four. Tanner had already gotten backing from American
Speaker 12: film producer Cecil B. De de Mill, president of Republic Pictures,
Speaker 12: Herbert Yates, the man who launched the careers of Roy Rogers,
Speaker 12: Gene Autry.
Speaker 6: And John Wayne.
Speaker 12: The meeting was moderated by CIA agent Carlton w Alsop,
Speaker 12: brother of newspaper journalist and CIA agent Joseph Alsop, who
Speaker 12: was working.
Speaker 6: Undercover for Paramount Pictures.
Speaker 12: Their brother Stewart, also a journalist, Their father American politician
Speaker 12: Joseph Wright Alsop. All of them came from the influential
Speaker 12: Alsap family, which included Republican Governor of New York John A.
Speaker 6: King.
Speaker 12: Carlton had been the contact for American intelligence officer E.
Speaker 12: Howard Hunt in obtaining the rights to George Orwell's Animal
Speaker 12: Farm cartoon film, along with American film writer Finnis Barr,
Speaker 12: believed to be Luigi Lurashi. Coppra represented the US at
Speaker 12: a previous festival in India nineteen fifty two and.
Speaker 1: Was eager to inv we could do the whole damn
Speaker 1: channel need Howard Hunt and everything that he's touched holy shit.
Speaker 12: Influenced the Japanese industry to promote anti communist material. Coppra's
Speaker 12: first sound film, The Younger Generation, was a comedy about
Speaker 12: a Jewish family in New York City. He quickly became
Speaker 12: Columbia pictures most trusted director under Jewish co founder and
Speaker 12: president Harry Cone. Luigi Lurashi, who reportedly wrote under the
Speaker 12: name Owen, often corresponded with the CIA. He made sure
Speaker 12: that paramount content, in particular war content, was not to
Speaker 12: be disturbing for Jews overseas. He censored bits of the
Speaker 12: nineteen forty four film The Hitler Gang citing multiple anti
Speaker 12: Semitic statements. He encouraged the idea of more positive roles
Speaker 12: for Black Americans to counter the foreign propaganda. Details of
Speaker 12: Larashi's involvement are still unclear, so he was genuinely working
Speaker 12: for nationalists purposes or acting on behalf of the CIA
Speaker 12: is difficult to determine, but Larashi, Copra and Danila's activities
Speaker 12: aligned with the Asia Foundation under the leadership of Robert Bloom.
Speaker 12: Producers and directors from Burma, Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietnam.
Speaker 1: Oh, would you look at that, because that look like
Speaker 1: get the hell out of here.
Speaker 4: This out there.
Speaker 1: I don't even see him listed, but that looks like it.
Speaker 1: I ain't to me. Maybe every.
Speaker 6: Malaysia, Thailand.
Speaker 12: We're now getting support from the Asia Foundation to orient
Speaker 12: the Federation towards the west instead of the East. By
Speaker 12: nineteen fifty five, the Asia Foundation had offices in Tokyo, Taipei, Manila,
Speaker 12: Hong Kong, Karachi, Waladumpour, Rangoon, Docro Column, Bangkok, Soul, and Cobble.
Speaker 12: Most agents were university professors and journalists. Board members were
Speaker 12: film executives, writers and educators. Historian Tony Jut estimates that
Speaker 12: by nineteen fifty three, the Asia Foundation had cost Americans
Speaker 12: one hundred and twenty seven million dollars. The radio broadcast
Speaker 12: Voices of Asia had emerged as a new front focused
Speaker 12: on targeting political and young intellectual minds, but with Bloom's arrival,
Speaker 12: all of this would come under the Asia Foundation, an
Speaker 12: allegiance of anti communist filmmakers.
Speaker 6: What the Foundation and the CIA later discovered.
Speaker 1: And yes, I just looked it up. Even though it
Speaker 1: doesn't look like he's built in the thing. Yes, that
Speaker 1: is Ronald Reagan and Runda Fleming. The reason why you
Speaker 1: don't because it's not the top nine at the bottom
Speaker 1: and some of the words that. Yeah, so there you go. Hey,
Speaker 1: I guess he plays like an Indiana Jones type character,
Speaker 1: even justice like him in some of the scenes with
Speaker 1: the hat and everything. So your first Indiana Jones was
Speaker 1: of guided by the name of Jeff Williams played by
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan.
Speaker 12: Was that Asia itself was not ready to define Asia,
Speaker 12: much less unite. Political instability, currency regulations, and equipment shortages
Speaker 12: just some of the many reasons this project would struggle.
Speaker 12: Robert Bloom helped create the Armed Forces Security Agency, which
Speaker 12: later became the NSA. He set the stage for the
Speaker 12: Vietnam War and reshaped the way US and foreign intelligence
Speaker 12: operates to this day, all while.
Speaker 6: Remaining relatively unknown.
Speaker 12: Bloom died as he was working on his final manuscript
Speaker 12: for the US and China in World Affairs, a multi
Speaker 12: book project for the Council of Foreign Relations. The project
Speaker 12: was not released until the Kennedy administration.
Speaker 5: There is always a question whether a democratic country is
Speaker 5: capable of having.
Speaker 1: Notice. They say democratic there notice. They never can say
Speaker 1: anything else but that notice. They can never distinguish between
Speaker 1: what they mean by that and what is meant by
Speaker 1: that when it's utilized in a malicious fashion. That you
Speaker 1: just assume that mobrel is a good thing because that's
Speaker 1: the quote of public opinion, which they mold with their
Speaker 1: media politics, so it's always going to be in line
Speaker 1: with their desires. So you feed people a bunch of
Speaker 1: dog crap and then you say, well, you have the choice. No,
Speaker 1: you don't. You have their choice. You don't have a choice.
Speaker 1: You have their choice because they taught you how to
Speaker 1: think about everything, every single facet of life. That's why
Speaker 1: they want mobreled. That why they want and to look,
Speaker 1: you know, keep dumbing you down with the education systems.
Speaker 1: Then more and more people default believe what they're being told.
Speaker 1: They don't question things, they don't analyze what they're being told.
Speaker 5: Intulient service of any great merit simply because of the
Speaker 5: building inhibitions. It usually takes a national crisis or Pearl
Speaker 5: Harbor for people then understand what survival means. But you
Speaker 5: don't have to be a great or a large or
Speaker 5: wealthy country to have a good intelligence service. As long
Speaker 5: as you have the norms, as long as you have
Speaker 5: the disciplines, as long as you have the motivation, a
Speaker 5: singleness of purpose, you can be a small service, have
Speaker 5: one great penetration, then you can move the world.
Speaker 6: Why do we need intelligence at all for survival?
Speaker 1: I'd like them to answer that question, and both ways
Speaker 1: it could be asked.
Speaker 6: Fundamentally for survival. Have you any regrets about going.
Speaker 5: Under the circumstances? I have no regrets, but I regret
Speaker 5: not being in Cia. You miss it totally.
Speaker 12: Whether it was the Jewish led KGB and their leftist
Speaker 12: army of largely Jewish Soviet spies, journalists, and scientists, or
Speaker 12: the right leading neo conservative nationalists. One loyalty that appeared
Speaker 12: to remain constant was that to the State of Israel
Speaker 12: and Zionism.
Speaker 6: Since the world wars.
Speaker 12: The relationship between the US and Israel has developed it
Speaker 12: an alarming.
Speaker 1: Does this surprise you? Does this surprise you here? Does
Speaker 1: any of it after what he just said? Does any
Speaker 1: of this surprising.
Speaker 6: Great.
Speaker 12: An early architect of this intelligence and counter intelligence sharing
Speaker 12: relationship was American operative James Jesus Angleton, one time chief
Speaker 12: of counter intelligence for the CIA. Angleton oversaw a group
Speaker 12: of Communist informants known as the Lovestone Empire after former
Speaker 12: Communist Party leader Lithuanian Jewish activist Jay Lovestone, who, like
Speaker 12: so many others, somehow found a change of political heart
Speaker 12: and we're now using covert funds to organize anti communist unions.
Speaker 12: One of these men that Angleton.
Speaker 6: Tracked US Marine veteran Lee Harvey Oswald.
Speaker 1: Angleton appears, but they were going to frame and use
Speaker 1: as a patsy, not because he actually did anything that day.
Speaker 1: Don't don't go reading books when the President's coming by.
Speaker 12: Jee have obstructed the efforts to investigate Oswald, and much
Speaker 12: of his Senate testimony regarding the matter remains classified to
Speaker 12: this day. He had been receiving reports on Oswald's movements
Speaker 12: for years, and at the time of John F. Kennedy's assassination,
Speaker 12: would have been well known to Angleton and senior officers.
Speaker 12: In July of twenty twenty three, declassified documents revealed the
Speaker 12: identity of another Lithuanian jew involved in screening Oswald Ruben Ephron,
Speaker 12: a lieutenant colonel in the army. An immigrant from Lithuania,
Speaker 12: Efron had an extensive knowledge of Jewish spy tradition and
Speaker 12: had contributed writing to the Jewish Bible Quarterly, three pieces
Speaker 12: of which are part of a series military Intelligence in
Speaker 12: the Bible. These memos implied that high level CIA agents.
Speaker 1: Were military intelligence in the Bible. Well, I mean it
Speaker 1: was literate with a bunch of Jays that created that too.
Speaker 1: The same cult, the same Saturn cult. That's why all
Speaker 1: Abrahamick religions are death cults, because they all stem from
Speaker 1: the same Saturn cult.
Speaker 12: But hey, we're interested in even the most minute details
Speaker 12: of Oswald's life over a year before Kennedy was killed
Speaker 12: this morning.
Speaker 2: A recent decision by President Biden concerning documents related to
Speaker 2: the JFK assassination is raising new questions about what the
Speaker 2: government knew and when. The President late last month issued
Speaker 2: a final order certifying documents from the JFK investigation to
Speaker 2: be released, but The New York Times reports four thousand,
Speaker 2: six hundred and eighty four of the files remain either
Speaker 2: partially or fully withheld from the public's eye.
Speaker 11: On June thirtieth, President Biden washed his hands of the
Speaker 11: JFK matter and said that this would be his last
Speaker 11: order about JFK.
Speaker 2: Jefferson Morley is editor of the blog JFK Facts.
Speaker 6: He says, some of the files.
Speaker 1: Be this is very weird in my headphone, so it's stereo,
Speaker 1: but it kind of is because when the reporter talks,
Speaker 1: it's coming out of my left headphone. When the other
Speaker 1: guy was on the screen, it came out of my right.
Speaker 1: So why didn't they just pair the two audios together
Speaker 1: and make its to I don't know.
Speaker 2: Whatever being withheld could shed light on the CIA's investigation
Speaker 2: before JFK's death.
Speaker 11: What remains is about forty four hundred documents from a
Speaker 11: variety of federal agencies, primarily the CIA, that still contain
Speaker 11: some redactions, ranging from a word to a paragraph to
Speaker 11: a page to the whole document.
Speaker 2: Morley says there's one name that's been a mystery all
Speaker 2: these years and was made public in the files, Rubin Efron,
Speaker 2: who worked for the CIA and was intercepting Lee Harvey
Speaker 2: Oswald's mail in the months before the assassination.
Speaker 11: Ruben Efron died thirty years ago, So they're not protecting
Speaker 11: the name of a living person, they're protecting the operational
Speaker 11: activity that he was engaged in, which was reading Lee
Speaker 11: Harvey Oswald's male What it shows is that the CIA
Speaker 11: was running some kind of intelligence operation. We don't know
Speaker 11: exactly what around Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin, while
Speaker 11: President Kennedy was still alive.
Speaker 12: The relationship between the Kennedy's and the Jews is a complicated.
Speaker 12: One One of Kennedy's first acts in the Senate in
Speaker 12: February of nineteen fifty three was his sponsorship of a
Speaker 12: resolution condemning the persecution of Jews in the Soviet Union.
Speaker 12: His father, Joseph Kennedy, was perceived by many Jews.
Speaker 1: Which is a discussing disgrace, but not surprising discussing disgrace,
Speaker 1: because it would have been no Bolshevik revolution if not
Speaker 1: for our country already falling to the cult the Jay
Speaker 1: the Jews, because they had all initiated, was funded, they
Speaker 1: were trained, they were giving gold, they were supported throughout
Speaker 1: the war. I mean, none of that would have been
Speaker 1: would have been possible, but by just the Bolsheviks on
Speaker 1: their own, they would never even there would have been,
Speaker 1: there's still been a czar and his family alive if
Speaker 1: it wasn't for the entanglement with what we call the
Speaker 1: United States, which is really just Federal Reserve Area America.
Speaker 12: As an anti semi for his opposition to the Second
Speaker 12: World War, he welcomed Hitler's ideas as a proper solution
Speaker 12: to world prop.
Speaker 1: Joe Kennedy answers the Jewish question, shipped them to Africa.
Speaker 1: Why didn't he stick with that idea? This week marked
Speaker 1: the anniversaries of the beginning of the end of the
Speaker 1: Holocaust and Churchill's death, Well, the beginning of the end
Speaker 1: of the hoax. But anyway, every America's ambassador to it's
Speaker 1: been nice of it was the end of the hoax. Uh,
Speaker 1: America's ambassador to Britain JFK's father was on the wrong
Speaker 1: side of both. Yeah, of course they need to make
Speaker 1: sure that they put that in there, right, of course
Speaker 1: they do. It's first and nice thing I've heard about
Speaker 1: Joe Kennedy ever and this series a bootlegger.
Speaker 6: Problems, but warned of the jew media.
Speaker 1: Jewish I wonder if he was friends with you know,
Speaker 1: if him and Ford got along Jewish Punna. He's gonna
Speaker 1: read this anyway, just shut up.
Speaker 13: New York and Los Angeles were ready to set a
Speaker 13: match to the fuse of the world.
Speaker 6: He also told a British reporter that the democratic policy
Speaker 6: of the United States is a Jewish production.
Speaker 1: But John Kennedy, with the democratic policy of the United
Speaker 1: States is a Jewish production. How because they landed their
Speaker 1: fucking embassy in our in our country called the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 1: Because they took over our you know, issue of money.
Speaker 1: That's wow, that's how and bankrupted us in the twenty years,
Speaker 1: within twenty years. It took them just up, down of
Speaker 1: down dead boom Okay, Now sign these, mister, fellow traveler,
Speaker 1: thirty thirty degree Freemason FDR.
Speaker 6: Thank you, would prove to be less problematic for the Jews.
Speaker 12: He had planned to create a public conference in Washington
Speaker 12: with prominent leaders of Jewish organizations to appeal to the
Speaker 12: public sympathy for the plight.
Speaker 1: Oi where's all their curly hair and dirty beards? Oi,
Speaker 1: where's the topheads.
Speaker 6: Of Russian jewelry?
Speaker 12: But the one issue he did have may have been
Speaker 12: the crucial link in discovering the reason for the president's
Speaker 12: demid In nineteen sixty three, President John Kennedy warned Israeli
Speaker 12: Prime Minister Levi Eshkol that relations between the US and
Speaker 12: Israel would be seriously jeopardized if Israel would not agree to.
Speaker 1: Raise It't it funny to see a Jew with a
Speaker 1: short pastache like that. They can get away with everything,
Speaker 1: They could even cover their bald spot, and we can't
Speaker 1: buck ambassadords.
Speaker 12: Regular US inspections of Israel's nuclear reactor.
Speaker 13: As I wrote Mister Ben Gurion, this government's commitment to
Speaker 13: and support of Israel could be seriously jeopardized if it
Speaker 13: should be thought that we were unable to obtain reliable
Speaker 13: information on a subject as vital to peace as Israel's
Speaker 13: effort in the nuclear field.
Speaker 12: Kennedy was not bluffing with Israel. He knew that the
Speaker 12: Soviets could use the knowledge of Israel's burgeoning program as
Speaker 12: a reason to increase their own presence in the Middle East.
Speaker 12: Seven weeks later, Eshkol would submit, according to a report
Speaker 12: from the Foreign Ministry of Israel, Kennedy had surprised the
Speaker 12: Deputy Defense.
Speaker 6: Minister Shimoone Perez during the meeting.
Speaker 12: Perez had scheduled with Kennedy's advisor Ukrainian born Jewish American.
Speaker 1: Look they say, Shalom Perez, or chemon look at the
Speaker 1: profiles to say.
Speaker 6: Yer Mayer Feldman.
Speaker 12: The President pressed Perez personally on the topic, to which
Speaker 12: Perez replies.
Speaker 13: I can tell you most clearly that we will not
Speaker 13: introduce nuclear weapons to the region, and certainly we will
Speaker 13: not be the first.
Speaker 1: Okay. It should also be noted that he did also
Speaker 1: sign Public Law eighty seven Death two ninety seven. Right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: guns are pretty much already going. It's just a matter
Speaker 1: of when they're going to decide to take action on
Speaker 1: that very unconstitutional of mister Kennedy here, and they've only
Speaker 1: beefed it up since then.
Speaker 26: The day every inhabitant of this planet must contemplate, the
Speaker 26: day when this planet may.
Speaker 6: No longer be habitable.
Speaker 26: Every man, woman and child lives under a nuclear sword
Speaker 26: of Damaic hanging by the slenderest of threads.
Speaker 1: Ela and Musk will come one day and he will
Speaker 1: introduce AI and open AI and will come about and
Speaker 1: everybody will be under the oh sorry, carry.
Speaker 26: On, capable of being cut at any moment by accident
Speaker 26: or miscalculation or by madness. The weapons of war must
Speaker 26: be abolished. Before they abolish.
Speaker 12: US, James Angleton was holding secrets that would have likely
Speaker 12: led to the specific reasons for Kennedy's assassination, and perhaps
Speaker 12: much of it centered around Angleton's desire to keep even
Speaker 12: his own intelligence community from discovering how Israel was acquiring
Speaker 12: nuclear weapons in the first place. For a non Jew,
Speaker 12: Angleton was fierce in his loyalty to Israel, although his
Speaker 12: mother was a suspected supart at crypto jew.
Speaker 13: Angleton's loyalty to his.
Speaker 1: That article that they had on the screen was penned
Speaker 1: by Wolf Flitzer. Just keep that in mind.
Speaker 13: Three O betrayed US policy on an epic scale. He
Speaker 13: was a friend you could trust on a personal basis.
Speaker 13: It was the biggest.
Speaker 6: Zionist of the law.
Speaker 12: Angleton was one of the founders of the CIA in
Speaker 12: nineteen forty seven. Two years later he would become head
Speaker 12: of staff of the Office of Special Operations and a
Speaker 12: few years later worked as liaison with Israeli Massage and shin.
Speaker 1: Bet So James Jesus over here, Engleton was the biggest Zionist,
Speaker 1: bigger Zionist than the Jews.
Speaker 12: There he worked closely with future heads and MI six
Speaker 12: Kim Philby, part of the Cambridge five spy ring, the
Speaker 12: devulted British information to the Soviets during World War Two.
Speaker 12: Philby's wife, Hungarian jew Lizzie Friedman or Ali Coleman, was
Speaker 12: an active Communist. Philby was expelled from Washington after being
Speaker 12: discovered as a Soviet mole based on the decoded communications
Speaker 12: in the Venona Project.
Speaker 6: He later emerged as a general in the KGB.
Speaker 12: Angleton didn't particularly care for Jewish business practice, but was
Speaker 12: fascinated with the Land of Israel and saw it as
Speaker 12: a perfect location to cultivate spies.
Speaker 6: From Eastern Europe.
Speaker 12: In the early nineteen sixties, two KGB defectors came to
Speaker 12: the West.
Speaker 1: To offer, how much you're gonna bet?
Speaker 19: Uh?
Speaker 1: Let's see, Let's see if i can find an adjument
Speaker 1: background for this guy. I'm just curious.
Speaker 27: Let's see.
Speaker 1: They just say heav'ntlested as spy. As an American intelligence
Speaker 1: operator who served as chief of Counterintelligence depart the Central
Speaker 1: Intelligence Agency from nineteen fifty four to nineteen seventy five,
Speaker 1: what's the CIA. Well, that's a very very oive way
Speaker 1: of you know the same thing. That also, that's I
Speaker 1: mean if you say CIA, you may as well be
Speaker 1: saying Jesuit, because it's the same type of clandestine operation
Speaker 1: where the spies are spied on by their own spies
Speaker 1: as well, to make sure that there's never any leaks
Speaker 1: and there's never any acts of your own individual will,
Speaker 1: but that you only carry out your orders. Let's see,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna write down Jesuit and see if we can
Speaker 1: find anything. Nope, not seeing anything doesn't mean anything though.
Speaker 1: The Ghost The Secret Life of CIA Spymaster Spartacus Educational.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, look at that Spartacus was the was the
Speaker 1: code name for adam yshop h Yales. Oh so he
Speaker 1: went to the same place at the skull Villings are
Speaker 1: your old second most famous by the first being Nasan
Speaker 1: Hale is a central figure in this book. Okay, let's see,
Speaker 1: nothing's coming up for Jesus. I was just curious. I
Speaker 1: was just curious.
Speaker 12: Offered their services to the CIA. Anatotly Golitzen and Uri Mussenko.
Speaker 12: Golitzen convinced Angleton that Nussenko was a double agent set
Speaker 12: by the KGB. Angleton canceled Nosenko's deal and held him
Speaker 12: at a black site facility in Maryland, where he was
Speaker 12: kept for the next four years and allegedly dosed with LSD.
Speaker 12: Nosenko was eventually released without ever being proven to have
Speaker 12: been a mole. Philbey's betrayal had caused Angleton to believe
Speaker 12: more moles existed.
Speaker 6: His suspicions were correct.
Speaker 12: Soviet intelligence officer Peter Popov went missing after having passed.
Speaker 6: Secrets to American officials.
Speaker 12: Soon after that came the arrest of Oleg Penkowsky, who
Speaker 12: had been spying.
Speaker 1: Popoff's kind of got a little bit of another painter.
Speaker 1: He's a payter, but I'm talking about a Peter kind
Speaker 1: of looks a little bit like the STU Peter, doesn't
Speaker 1: he a little bit a little bit and also like
Speaker 1: a little bit like a maybe I don't know. Paul Rubins.
Speaker 12: Peewee for the British Golitzen claimed that the Soviets wanted
Speaker 12: to convince the West that the longtime alliance between the
Speaker 12: Soviet Union and China was beginning to show cracks. Angleton
Speaker 12: was convinced, but appeared to be wrong about Nussenko and
Speaker 12: his mohunt, which would lead to an eventual lack of
Speaker 12: support from his own peers. With the arrival of director
Speaker 12: William Colby in nineteen seventy three. Angleton's resignation to the
Speaker 12: CIA and quiet rehiring would come years later.
Speaker 13: Admiration for the Jewish State became an obsession with Angleton,
Speaker 13: who fell captive to the magic of Israeli intelligence.
Speaker 12: Where there was disillusionment with the Soviets, there was clarity
Speaker 12: with Israel. It was Israeli spy chief and former Hagaanah
Speaker 12: arms dealer Teddy Caller who tipped off Angleton on Kim Philby.
Speaker 6: But it was Angleton.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let me just answer this question to archangel
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Speaker 1: once because the notifications pop up in front of my phone,
Speaker 1: and when I'm on the elliptical, I'm reading a book
Speaker 1: from my phone, so it keeps on putting something in
Speaker 1: the front of what I'm trying to read. So I
Speaker 1: did that once, and now I have to manually because
Speaker 1: I can unmute all I guess. But I don't want
Speaker 1: to do that because there's I follow too many channels
Speaker 1: on there. I like to go to them on my
Speaker 1: time if I have time and look at I'm not
Speaker 1: having pop up three thousand times a day, so I
Speaker 1: don't do that. But I also miss new people if
Speaker 1: they're trying to direct message me. So just check that.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can actually fix your notifications for the Ballbusters
Speaker 1: Studios telegram channel that way, you know when I post
Speaker 1: the link for the show, because I usually do it
Speaker 1: pretty close to when I'm about to go.
Speaker 12: On's willingness to look the other way. When enriched uranium
Speaker 12: was making its way from Pennsylvania to Israel from nineteen
Speaker 12: sixty five to nineteen eighty, the FBI investigated Jewish American
Speaker 12: chemist Zalman Shapiro, company president, who also happened to be
Speaker 12: the former president of the Pittsburgh chapter of the Zionist
Speaker 12: Organization of America.
Speaker 6: The plant itself was purchased.
Speaker 12: By Zionist I mean turing the years of nineteen fifty
Speaker 12: nine to nineteen sixty eight, two hundred and sixty seven
Speaker 12: kilograms of uranium went missing.
Speaker 6: At the new Mexic plant.
Speaker 12: At the same time, Israel was constructing a plant in
Speaker 12: the Negev Desert town of Demona. While Angleton mad have
Speaker 12: been directly involved, he had to have known about it.
Speaker 12: He was aware of Masad spy raffe Ian and his
Speaker 12: visit to a compound, as well as Iton's connection with
Speaker 12: convicted spy Jonathan Pollard, who just so happened to have
Speaker 12: been an early housemate of Mere or Landscape Bowling. The
Speaker 12: Department of Energy struggled with their investigation thanks to an
Speaker 12: uncooperative CIA.
Speaker 1: And sorry, I have to interrupt one more time to
Speaker 1: address something. And the thing so he'e school fish. If
Speaker 1: you're not in the telegram group, get in it so
Speaker 1: that you can post these links to where they're clickable afterward.
Speaker 1: Because on Rumble it's not like other platforms. If you
Speaker 1: put a link in, it's definitely if it's in the chat,
Speaker 1: it disappears because there's no chat playback that I know
Speaker 1: of on Rumble, So it's gone unless you catch it
Speaker 1: right now, and it doesn't let you highlight it. That
Speaker 1: doesn't let me highlight it. Maybe it maybe it works
Speaker 1: on you, but on my screen here I can't that way,
Speaker 1: if you have something you want us to look at,
Speaker 1: you can put it in the telegram if we can
Speaker 1: look at it later, all right, all right.
Speaker 12: The President, Shapiro and Congress seemed unwilling to investigate further,
Speaker 12: despite Angleton's scope of knowledge. On Neumack, he was certain
Speaker 12: that Israel was building a bomb and did nothing about it.
Speaker 12: What he was doing was meeting regularly with Itzac Rabbein
Speaker 12: and Mossad chiefs. I meet an Ephraim Haleb as often
Speaker 12: as five times a week. In nineteen seventy four, CIA
Speaker 12: director William Colby.
Speaker 1: Said, deformed black cube. Black Cube is obviously all for
Speaker 1: what they call him former. That's like saying former CIA.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing, right, IDF and Masad that they
Speaker 1: call it a law firm. But that's who Weinstein hired
Speaker 1: to alter the allegations of victims when he was being
Speaker 1: accused of a great many sexual misconducts. Right, they're pretty
Speaker 1: much they're on little assassin organization.
Speaker 12: You fired Angleton after a mass surveillance program was revealed
Speaker 12: by the New York Times. The operation, known as Chaos,
Speaker 12: targeted anti war protesters and those deemed as dissidents and
Speaker 12: black nationalists.
Speaker 13: Angleton's most significant and enduring legacy was to legitimize mass
Speaker 13: surveillance of Americans.
Speaker 1: And that's why it's relevant because they've only the only
Speaker 1: injected with steroids, those things that would take down America. Now,
Speaker 1: it's a slow progression, but it's always the same players, right.
Speaker 1: It's this heavy hand of the minority, the minorist of minority,
Speaker 1: who has all the power in this country. I can't
Speaker 1: say this government because it's not one. It's a facade
Speaker 1: of government controlled by these people and their their organizations,
Speaker 1: their banking establishment there, you know, multi cooperation, conglomerates and
Speaker 1: of course infiltrated into every other facet including the justice,
Speaker 1: all that stuff. It's their world. We just live in
Speaker 1: it right now because we let it go, not knowing
Speaker 1: rug pulled out from underneath us, or the tablecloth from
Speaker 1: the table, but the glass was still standing, right, so
Speaker 1: we thought everything was okay because we're still sing well, no,
Speaker 1: I no know now here we are now here comes
Speaker 1: the digital prison being set down over our heads.
Speaker 12: Angleton's firing came four months after President Richard Nixon's resignation,
Speaker 12: which was another.
Speaker 6: Embarrassment for him.
Speaker 12: Oopsie's denouncement of The Watergate situation prompted Congress to investigate
Speaker 12: the CIA, uncovering multiple abuses from male opening speak of assassinations,
Speaker 12: new organization infiltration, and even the mind control efforts of
Speaker 12: MK Ultra.
Speaker 6: But the early efforts of chaos was.
Speaker 12: Initiated on your President Lyndon Johnson, a man who is
Speaker 12: even more friendly to the Young State of Israel. The
Speaker 12: Kennedy's and the Johnson's were not exactly fond of each other,
Speaker 12: and according to Kennedy's secretary Evelyn Lincoln, Johnson had some
Speaker 12: sort of information to blackmail Kennedy in order to convince
Speaker 12: him to put Johnson on the VP ticket instead of
Speaker 12: his first choice, Senator Stuart Symington. Rumors of wild parties, orgies,
Speaker 12: and infidelity have gone around for years, but it likely
Speaker 12: came from FBI director and neighbor of Johnson, j Edgar Hoover.
Speaker 12: Jewish law allows for Lyndon Johnson to be considered Jewish
Speaker 12: by way of his maternal grandparents.
Speaker 1: A fact yeah that's actually brought up in Erasing The Liberty,
Speaker 1: the book written by Dave Gaheri, the fact that.
Speaker 6: Would please his Jewish supporters and Israel.
Speaker 1: Not specifically because of this reason, but basically showing that
Speaker 1: Lyndon Johnson was very favorable to them and more than
Speaker 1: happy to you know, allow the well. The liberty was
Speaker 1: supposed to go to the bottom in the ocean. It
Speaker 1: was supposed to be forgotten about. But then of course
Speaker 1: they called back. They were sent out planes to assist
Speaker 1: them twice, and both times they were called back, I
Speaker 1: think once from the USS Saratoga and once from the
Speaker 1: Americana or something like that. You know, check me on that,
Speaker 1: but I'm pretty sure those are the two votes.
Speaker 12: In the coming years, the United States became Israel's chief
Speaker 12: diplomatic ally and primary arms supplier. As a congressman in
Speaker 12: nineteen thirty eight and thirty nine, Johnson arranged visas for
Speaker 12: Jews in Warsaw and allowed for the illegal immigration of
Speaker 12: Jews through Galveston, Texas. His aunt, Jesse Johnson Hatcher, was
Speaker 12: a member of the Zionist Organization of America. His grandfather
Speaker 12: and father lent support to Leo Frank, a Jewish factory
Speaker 12: superintendent who was convicted in nineteen thirty team of raping
Speaker 12: and killing a thirteen year old employee, Mary Fagan.
Speaker 6: The defense of Leo Frank.
Speaker 12: Came from wealthy American Jews and Freemasons of the Benet
Speaker 12: Briff later known as the Anti Defamation League. The murder
Speaker 12: was supposedly a blood libel ritual, The trial a major
Speaker 12: media spectacle, and the stunning decision to commute Frank's sentence.
Speaker 6: Led to an outraged public.
Speaker 12: On the afternoon of August sixteen, nineteen fifteen, eight cars
Speaker 12: broke into.
Speaker 1: Justice was served for once. That's what they should have said,
Speaker 1: Justice was served for once. The following lesson is intended
Speaker 1: for secondary students grade nine through twelve and should help
Speaker 1: them explore the complex issues surrounding Leo Frank case. Students
Speaker 1: will develop an understanding of how Nope, that's not true,
Speaker 1: Anti seventies race and Miller social forces effected the post
Speaker 1: rec reconstruction. No no, no, no, no, no, no, no
Speaker 1: silly say no no no. Students will develop an understanding
Speaker 1: of how justice is served when the justice system fails you. Okay, yes,
Speaker 1: this is who really has the power if we ever
Speaker 1: decide to claim it again us at least until that
Speaker 1: you know that world that's coming up right around the
Speaker 1: corner of robotic dogs and fucking Terminator two style shit lands. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we still have the power until after that. No, it
Speaker 1: won't matter what we decide to do after.
Speaker 12: That Millageville State Penitentiary and abducted Leo Frank. Frank was
Speaker 12: hanged at seven am facing the direction of Fagan's home.
Speaker 12: Because of the Johnson support for Frank, the KKK had
Speaker 12: threatened to burn their home. Lyndon Johnson often referenced Frank's
Speaker 12: lynching as a symptom of anti Semitism. Less than a
Speaker 12: week after taking office, President LBJ sponsored a bill that
Speaker 12: would naturalize Polish and Lithuanian Jews. He publicly offered residency
Speaker 12: to Jewish Austrian conductor Eric Liinsdorf. In addition to flooding
Speaker 12: Texas with illegal Jewish nationals, he helped sell war bonds
Speaker 12: to raise funds for underground Jewish militants in Palestine using
Speaker 12: crates marked his Texas grapefruit.
Speaker 1: Uh oh oh oh. Someone should tell mister sir Patrick
Speaker 1: mack here that there never was a Palestine. It's it's
Speaker 1: not it was never legitimate, right, yeah, bullshit. So they
Speaker 1: never let any any any even if it's a strike
Speaker 1: against them. You see how that works in their favor. Right,
Speaker 1: These sodomites will find a way to utilize this as
Speaker 1: a cry of victimhood and establish more. If they can't
Speaker 1: legitimize it through law, they'll just do it anyway, and
Speaker 1: the sympathies of people who you know, have feelings will
Speaker 1: be like and don't really look in of things. We
Speaker 1: were like, yeah, they kind of did have you know,
Speaker 1: they kind of did have a little bit of a
Speaker 1: problem there, So maybe it's okay if we let this slide.
Speaker 1: This or that happened, that's all right. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: they kind of deserve a little bit of our help
Speaker 1: because of I mean, look what just happened to them.
Speaker 1: Kind of bullshit right right?
Speaker 12: Soon after, tanks and fighter jets would be approved for
Speaker 12: sale to Israel.
Speaker 1: How do they put how they put those in crates
Speaker 1: fighter jetson? Let just be funny.
Speaker 12: One month after succeeding the slain, jfk LBJ attended the
Speaker 12: dedication of the Aguda Sakim Synagogue in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 13: We can't thank him enough for all those Jews he
Speaker 13: got out of Germany. During the days of Hitler, Johnson was.
Speaker 6: Well connected with another familiar character, Jewish mobster Meyra Lanski.
Speaker 12: Lanski's associate New Orleans mobster Carlos Marcello was sending money
Speaker 12: Johnson's way during his time as Senator in exchange for
Speaker 12: helping East legislation that might be convenient for organized crime.
Speaker 12: Lanski's other associate, Jewish mobster Benjamin Siegelbaum or Bugsy. Siegel
Speaker 12: had invested with johnson associate Bobby Baker in the purchase
Speaker 12: of a bank and vending machine company.
Speaker 6: With Kennedy now out of the picture and LBJ in control.
Speaker 1: That's kind of a funny, uh pairing rate. It's like
Speaker 1: bank and vending machines. It's like you put money in,
Speaker 1: you get garbage out, Hey, just like a bank.
Speaker 12: US Middle East policy would now shift towards a positive
Speaker 12: view on Israel. The US involvement in Southeast Asia could
Speaker 12: move forward and would empower.
Speaker 6: Israel, the ADL, the CIA, and.
Speaker 12: Lanski's organized crime factions to flourish throughout Asia, trafficking narcotics
Speaker 12: seventeen billion dollars of USA to Israel since nineteen forty six,
Speaker 12: ninety nine percent of it since nineteen sixty five. But
Speaker 12: perhaps and Johnson's greatest show of loyalty towards Israel came
Speaker 12: again at America's expense Thank You.
Speaker 6: A nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 12: Israeli jet fighters and torpedo boats bombed, torpedo gunned, and
Speaker 12: even napalmed the USS liberty in international waters near the
Speaker 12: Sinai Peninsula. It occurred on the fourth day of the
Speaker 12: Sixth Day War between Israel and Egypt, Jordan and Syria,
Speaker 12: when Israel seized the go On Heights, the West Bank
Speaker 12: and the Gaza Strip. The destruction killed thirty four crew
Speaker 12: members and injured one hundred seventy one. According to the
Speaker 12: testimony of former Strategic Air Command B fifty two pilot
Speaker 12: Jim Nanjo, his unit in San Diego, California, was placed
Speaker 12: on high alert just before the attack.
Speaker 6: This alert could have only come from one man.
Speaker 12: President Lyndon Johnson Israel offered an apology claiming mistake and identity,
Speaker 12: but many believed it to be a deliberate plan devised
Speaker 12: to place blame on the Egyptians and justify US intervention.
Speaker 12: Israeli politician Mosha Diyan admitted in a letter to his
Speaker 12: daughter released after death, that most incidents were created by
Speaker 12: Israeli provacation at least eighty percent. Official records state that
Speaker 12: three Mirage fighter jets were unmarked.
Speaker 6: The Liberty's communications.
Speaker 12: Were jammed, as was the international distress frequency, which is
Speaker 12: damning to Israel's claim of mistake and identity. Lyndon Johnson's
Speaker 12: first action upon hearing of the incident was to have
Speaker 12: his secretary compile information regarding a plan for his re
Speaker 12: election campaign by ten am on order to keep the
Speaker 12: press from photographing the event went out. Johnson did not
Speaker 12: want public opinion to sour on Israel.
Speaker 13: President Lyndon Johnson came out with a comment that he
Speaker 13: didn't give a damn at the ship, saying he would
Speaker 13: not embarrass his allies.
Speaker 12: Lyndon Johnson most likely orchestrated the murder of JFK, the
Speaker 12: USS Liberty attack, and could have possibly brought the US
Speaker 12: into a Third World War once again.
Speaker 1: On behalf of it with the prompting of the Jews, though,
Speaker 1: I mean in every situation here, it's not. He's not
Speaker 1: the mastermind of anything. He's just cooperating and doing his
Speaker 1: part right, Like you can't say, oh, it was it
Speaker 1: wasn't in Johnson that wanted Kennedy dead. It was it
Speaker 1: was Kennedy who the Jews wanted dead, and therefore their
Speaker 1: little conspirators would do whatever it took to make that happen.
Speaker 1: Same thing with the liberty he's covering for his buddies of.
Speaker 12: The international Jewish interest. The man he assigned to shape
Speaker 12: the narrative, Admiral John S. McCain, father of US Senator
Speaker 12: John McCain.
Speaker 25: Admiral McCain.
Speaker 1: Hey, look, the asshole comes back into the play. The
Speaker 1: last name of the asshole, right, So now dad is
Speaker 1: dirty too, and that's what we're going to find out,
Speaker 1: right now, the signators dad. Yeah, and I know, well
Speaker 1: he didn't get it from his dad. So that horse
Speaker 1: fucking jaw that McCain had must have come from his
Speaker 1: freaking horse face. Mother. I want to see what she
Speaker 1: looks like.
Speaker 6: Oh, he had ors, just like we had ours.
Speaker 27: You know, I'm going to talk about this. He was
Speaker 27: supposed to find it was an accident. Israel said it
Speaker 27: was an accident, So it's an accident. The only hand
Speaker 27: made me mad is when he wrote the cover letter
Speaker 27: for the thing.
Speaker 25: But in his cover letter back to DC Chief Naval Operations,
Speaker 25: he took a paragraph and kind of congratulated Egypt or
Speaker 25: Israel for the efficiency of the attack and how accurate
Speaker 25: and penetrating their weapons were and I didn't get that
Speaker 25: two years later when I saw that, Why in the
Speaker 25: world on a Navy.
Speaker 6: Admiral commend the people who are attacking? And I don't
Speaker 6: care what John McCain says. The Senator, sir, if you
Speaker 6: ever see this, your.
Speaker 16: Dad was a coward because he lied, he got bought
Speaker 16: paid off period sway feel.
Speaker 12: This international Jewish interest has only grown since these events.
Speaker 12: Operations like Chaos have grown under Reagan Bush and a
Speaker 12: growing intelligence apparatus. Soon the country would experience these brutal
Speaker 12: effects of yet another international Jewish interest.
Speaker 1: A Project not US says until September eleventh, nineteen fifty four,
Speaker 1: support Subproject eight, subproject eight. Some project eight? What is eight?
Speaker 1: It's the number Saturn? Is that the reason they chose
Speaker 1: that number? Maybe they had seven before that and this
Speaker 1: was subproject eight. Possibly, but it's just interesting.
Speaker 6: Jack known as MK Ultra.
Speaker 1: So Subproject eight is what spawned MK Ultra and it's
Speaker 1: the number of Saturn. I'm sure there's gotta be something
Speaker 1: to this, all right, So there you go, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: there it is. We've been on for enough time. I
Speaker 1: think I gotta go grab some things I'm finishing some internets. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, allow me to just do this real quick.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna skip to the end of it, but you
Speaker 1: should watch the whole thing. You should have fun watching
Speaker 1: it too. It's it's it's meant for entertainment and education
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Speaker 1: all those other things too. Oh so that Hong Kong movie.
Speaker 1: The other title of that movie, the alternate title is, uh,
Speaker 1: where is it? I just saw it? God damn it. Mmm, Jesus, No,
Speaker 1: it's not called Jesus. I just saw it. It was
Speaker 1: like the bombing of Hong Kong or something like that,
Speaker 1: or the bombing of China. Goddamn it. I just saw it.
Speaker 1: And now I can't find another screen whatever it should
Speaker 1: be right here because I didn't scroll anywhere. Huh. Well,
Speaker 1: it does have an alternate title, and then alternate title
Speaker 1: was more specifically like the bombing of the bombing of China. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: I'm grabbing it. Hold on one second, so it's oh,
Speaker 1: why is it taking so long? Don't you dare? Don't
Speaker 1: you dare until I hit it? Okay, Oh, you can't
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Speaker 1: you saw the the what do you call it? The
Speaker 1: thumbnails for that already, and I'm just gonna scroll to
Speaker 1: the right about here, all right, So I tell it.
Speaker 1: I show you how to use your your keep grill
Speaker 1: as a smoker. You gotta go through the whole process,
Speaker 1: and I make it entertaining as I do it, and
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Speaker 1: you didn't we a psychopath. All right, there you go,
Speaker 1: I get canceled. All right, there you have it. Should
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Speaker 1: share it around, Tell a friend, tell a neighbor.
Speaker 25: All right.
Speaker 1: It took a long time to put that together, the video,
Speaker 1: the whole video was I mean, first I had to
Speaker 1: do it in real time, and then I had to
Speaker 1: edit it. It was a lot. It was a lot,
Speaker 1: very very much. I enjoy it. I enjoy it. I
Speaker 1: always freak out though these days when I don't have
Speaker 1: a store constantly producing something that my my free time
Speaker 1: isn't really free, you know. I have to find ways
Speaker 1: of cleverly doing things and getting getting what we need
Speaker 1: for the family each and every month. Oh nice, Karen,
Speaker 1: you're having WIMPISLI right now? Cool?
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I I finished my bottle of it in the very
Speaker 1: beginning of that of that show, of that of that video.
Speaker 1: I actually am using it on my chicken. Then I
Speaker 1: cooked on the grill that day, dipping it in butter
Speaker 1: first and then into the sauce and into the face
Speaker 1: melted butter with that smoked chicken. It's I mean, it
Speaker 1: might not texture might be different than what do you
Speaker 1: call it? Like it like I smoked the lobster tail,
Speaker 1: but man, you could you could barely. I mean it
Speaker 1: could pass. It's so good.
Speaker 6: It's so good.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Alex. I appreciate that too, Yes, thank you.
Speaker 1: And like I said, share that video around because it's
Speaker 1: it's fun I had. I had a lot of fun
Speaker 1: doing something a little bit different. Uh you know, video
Speaker 1: wized and it was, uh it was. There's another one
Speaker 1: where I show how to fund this stud in your
Speaker 1: wall so that you can hang things, you know. Like
Speaker 1: I put up my daughter's TV a couple of days ago.
Speaker 1: I brought it for Christmas. I got the thing, and
Speaker 1: then I just finally got down. I was I was concerned.
Speaker 1: I was concerned that once I put her TV in
Speaker 1: a room, she was gonna be more isolated than she
Speaker 1: already seems to be. Uh So that was kind of
Speaker 1: dragging my feet on purpose a little bit. But I'm
Speaker 1: the one who again, like I'm the one who bought
Speaker 1: her her phone, I'm the one about her tablet. I'm
Speaker 1: the one who's the name all this you know, disassociation
Speaker 1: kind of stuff, and I'm like TV too now. But
Speaker 1: it's good. She's a good kid, so we're good people.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I hung it and stud fighters are retarded,
Speaker 1: and I kind of I kind of show that, like
Speaker 1: explain why you should also use your brain when you're
Speaker 1: when you're looking for a stud. First of all, you
Speaker 1: can measure. Second of all, you can you know, and
Speaker 1: if you know, it's like fifty and a half inches
Speaker 1: blah blah blah whatever. But you should also just listen
Speaker 1: for the hollow news. You could take the the end
Speaker 1: of a of a of a of a screwdriver even
Speaker 1: and just tap it. You'll hear hollow this, and then
Speaker 1: you won't. If you hear hollow this on this side
Speaker 1: and hollown this on the that side, you get a
Speaker 1: pretty good idea in the middle when it's not that
Speaker 1: hollowoise that that's probably where the stud is. And then
Speaker 1: you can narrow it down to where exactly it is,
Speaker 1: so you hit center. It's it's not that, I mean,
Speaker 1: people freak out about that. Like people we don't do stuff,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like people that didn't have
Speaker 1: dad experience very much in their life, they have a
Speaker 1: hard time with stuff like that. But it's not that
Speaker 1: hard to do like my friend I have a couple
Speaker 1: of ol let's say, I have a few friends that
Speaker 1: are like that, but I don't know. So so the
Speaker 1: video will be helpful for some people. And most of
Speaker 1: you guys out there, your your hardened male humans that
Speaker 1: are that are hardcore, so it might just be fun
Speaker 1: to watch when you hear you hear me talking about
Speaker 1: how I do think it'll be entertaining one way or
Speaker 1: the other. Ah, ladies, the studfinder advice works on me too, Ah,
Speaker 1: are meant too? Yeah, I of course had to make
Speaker 1: the joke right, so I brought the thing across my
Speaker 1: body and it had something in underneath my shirt to
Speaker 1: make a beep, and I was like, oh, it knows.
Speaker 1: So yeah. I don't want to give away too much
Speaker 1: of the next video, but all right, take care. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and that thing that banner that I didn't put up
Speaker 1: that I should have just right here. So as soon
Speaker 1: as the Patreon gets me back on the things, I'll
Speaker 1: be putting more stuff. I put something up on there
Speaker 1: today when the doctor Glyndon the last Doctor Glyndon thing.
Speaker 1: But they need to give you my They need to
Speaker 1: switch out my email address so I can upload things
Speaker 1: from the new computer onto it. Once they do that,
Speaker 1: I'll catch up with the other ad free podcast versions
Speaker 1: of the shows. But I mean that would help a
Speaker 1: lot if, like I said, ten shit, if ten percent
Speaker 1: of the people were on the first tier, that would
Speaker 1: be amazing. Ten percent of the forty five hundred that
Speaker 1: we have that come that have you know, followed the show.
Speaker 1: Ten percent isn't a lot of that number, And if
Speaker 1: it was thirteen percent, that's awesome, right, But anyway, what's this?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's like what seven hundred bucks? Though? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I was trying to show people how they
Speaker 1: could still do the same thing. It's going to taste great,
Speaker 1: and you have to make that investment. So yeah, and
Speaker 1: then all you do with that is smoke, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it's like a it's like a one trick pony.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that. I'm not trying to put that
Speaker 1: down because you put he invested a lot into it.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying there's other ways to do it,
Speaker 1: and it's you shouldn't be deterred from doing it just
Speaker 1: because you don't think you can without one, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. It's like getting a rice cooker, like
Speaker 1: you can still cook rice without a rice cooker, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. So that's that's I laughed at
Speaker 1: my ex girlfriend when she wanted to buy a rice cooker.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you're lazy enough, can you just make rice
Speaker 1: on the fucking stove? Like literally, I would come home
Speaker 1: from working the electricians' job, and I'd find her on
Speaker 1: in the same spot on the couch, or she'd move
Speaker 1: to the bedroom and the bowl that she had for
Speaker 1: cereal and her launch plate would be sitting right next
Speaker 1: to the fucking couch on the floor because she couldn't
Speaker 1: want We had a small apartment. It wasn't a really
Speaker 1: long journey to go to the fucking sink, even if
Speaker 1: she didn't put it in the dishwasher, and I would
Speaker 1: I'm home and I'd have to pick pick up after
Speaker 1: an adult. So yeah, a rice cooker just was just
Speaker 1: the epitome of more laziness, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's the same mentality. That's cool, man, But
Speaker 1: but is it harder to be a aster with what
Speaker 1: type of grill that I used, or with something that's
Speaker 1: specifically made for that I'm just saying saying, it's like
Speaker 1: it's really it's it's a lot easier to to win
Speaker 1: to the mister universe if you're on Royds than if
Speaker 1: you're not. You know what I mean. I'm just messing
Speaker 1: with him. Like, have a good day, guys, and yeah,
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