Speaker 1: Or idiots on the Internet are saying, I don't care.
I have better use of my time than to worry
about what a bunch of weirdos are saying people that
are of questionable sexual preferences. Tonight, we're going to talk
about some stuff that came up today that was new
information to me. I didn't actually know a whole lot
about the IRA conflict. Over the years, Lord Voldemort has
had people on. You may remember this if you're a
longtime listener of Lord Voldemort, that he used to have
people on, some former British intelligence agents and others who
would discuss f flag events, and some of those broadcasts
back in the day in the two thousands late two
thousands would cover the British Intelligence versus Irish Republican Army squabbles,
which were a long, complicated, nuanced history that I never
really paid a whole lot of attention to. I don't
think in the US we have really understood a lot
of this, partly due to the fact that the IRA,
in terms of its stances and its goals and what
it was looking to do, kind of died out and
were defeated by British intelligence in the eighties and the nineties,
but they had a sort of a heyday in the
sixties and seventies and a lot of wild pop pop events,
shall we say, that were sometimes not what they appeared
to be. So we're going to talk about a little
bit of that. And I had a lot of requests
for people to from people for me to get into
the history of the KLA and the Cia and Serbia
and the overthrow of Melusavic, and we're going to notice
certain patterns that actually kind of find themselves re emerging
in other places like uk R, A I, n E.
In that region as well. You'll see some patterns I
noticed between British intelligence versus the IRA and some of
the techniques and events that we see occurring on the
part of the West and NATO in uk R, AI,
n E. So let's get into it. And one thing
I'll say too is that this did kind of make
it into pop culture in the West, even though it's
not a huge focus. Every time you know, somebody is
considered an enemy by the United States, the West, NATO, Britain,
they kind of get the designation of being a T
E R R O R organization. And while we know
about that in terms of al Qaeda isis this kind
of stuff and Islamic groups, many of which are also
dubious in their origin, many of which also have their
funding from as I would argue, many Western sources or
allies with the West. Tonight, we're going to be talking
about other versions, other groups, other entities that have that
same pattern. Now, I don't believe that the entire history
of the IRA, in its five different instantiations, they're not
all Western fund or created. That's not what I'm saying,
But we will find that. For example, during World War Two,
there was a brief period of an alliance between the
Axis powers and the IRA, simply because the IRA was
the enemy of the British Empire and so they saw
it as a purely pragmatic alliance. I don't think a
whole lot came from that. Supposedly, Germans, I think we're
going to offer espionage and intelligence assistance, but I don't
think they did much. It didn't really come to anything.
But the history of what the IRA engages in is
pretty fascinating. And the methods and techniques that British intelligence
uses to takedown the IRA, which is something I didn't
know a little bit about previous to more recent investigations.
The whole history of the IRA I didn't know much about.
So we're going to look into some of that today,
and I want to remind you that it's totally relevant
to the topics in the news, because as we see
from all of the DOGE auditing and efficiency examinations that
are basically giving a failing grade to every governments in
GEO related entity that they've looked at so far, particularly
first and foremost USAID, which if you followed my channel
going back to two thousand and nine or somewhere thereabouts.
I learned about the usage of NGOs and these types
of entities for intelligence operations through the writings of fiam Ingdahl,
particularly Full Spectrum Dominance, which is an excellent text, but
also many other texts. He wrote Lost Hedgemond, and I
interviewed him almost ten years ago on Lost Hedgemon. The
second half of our interview covers the topics in full
Spectrum Dominance. People were asking me today, when are you
going to do a talk on full spectrum dominance. I've
already done multiple. One of those was a fourth Hour
of Lord Voldemort, and another one was the talk on
my channel called Liberal imperium that pulls heavily from Meerscheimer
and from F. William Ingdahl's book. So there's not just
those texts though, I've got more texts, several articles that
will look at in terms of the Serbian Eastern Bloc
issues and how during the Cold War Western intelligence was
able to engage in quite a few successful I guess coups,
regime change coups, I guess the best way to put it.
And after the Cold War, or towards the ending of
the Cold War, this is really when this became the
purview of human rights in go covers and fronts to
do a lot of these operations, or to be the
funding or the means behind a lot of these operations.
So while in the Cold War you might have had
a more direct sort of CIA motivation to run operatives
in the field directly, by the time of Reagan this
gets to be more and more privatized and more and
more handled by NGOs and things that have really innocuous
sounding names, like the National Endowment for Democracy or the
White Helmets right that was actually a specifically USAID funded
and connected operation in Syria back in twenty fifteen sixteen.
I was writing for Patrick at twenty one Wire when
there was extensive coverage of white helmets, Patrick, Vanessa Bealy
many others were covering that almost on a daily basis.
So I know a little bit about that from that
experience in reading and studying again all the way back then,
that was around the first time that I spoke to
fem Ingall and did the interview. I wrote I think
five or six articles for Global Research. I even did.
I was on the Global Research podcast at one point.
So I think that I have some degree of knowledge
in this field. But you have to understand that it's
great that USAID has been sort of exposed and perhaps
dismantled to hope, but there are tons of these. For example,
some years back when Pussy Riot, remember this was engaging
in pop culture terrorism, aesthetic terror in Russia. That was
being done, according to some analysts by people at the
US embassy like Michael McFowl and others. They were kind
of cheerleading this on. And that's a window into Soros
type stuff, right, Soros type activists that in other countries
do these sort of esthetic terror punk right, you know,
punk rock, women's rights, feminists, abration type stuff. Usually that's
some kind of odd, weird Soros funded thing. And the
reason that Soros figures so heavily into this is that
he was working with the CAA in the nineteen eighties
to help fund a lot of these color revolutions in
a lot of the particularly Eastern Bloc countries. So as
the Cold War was winding down, the CIA wanted to
make sure that a lot of those Eastern Bloc countries
could transition out of socialism and into neoliberal economics so
that they can have you opened up to Western banking
and all the you know, fortune one hundred things that
we all know about now, and these types of human
rights spectacles, agit prop, whatever you want to call it.
All these types of things helped to do that. For example,
I made a video on is it what's the name
of that band? I always forget it? Scorpions? Remember Scorpion
Take Me?
Speaker 2: Is the Magic of the Moment interview?
Speaker 1: But how many people remember that Scorpions and the whole
falling of the Wall concert situation was actually a CIA operation?
Did you know that? Absolutely? This has now been covered
many many times. I don't know if the CI wrote
the song. It's kind of irrelevant to what we're talking about.
But it's definitely the case that the Winds of Change
was an anthem that was promoted and particularly was I
think premiered or you know, kicked off at a CIA
assisted concert that was set up right this time of
winds have changed. Now. What's funny is that the mainstream
normies put out this podcast four years ago right talking
about WHOA, our minds are blown. The CIA is involved
in pop music, and they utilized scorpions and the Winds
of Change at the Fall of the Wall and to
sell break this and all of that, and this is
stuff that we talked about on my channel way earlier
than this, Okay, So basically normies come along and discover
and break stories that everyone in the alternative media was
saying ten to fifteen years earlier. So you wonder why I.
Speaker 2: Was dar always bragging on Twitter? Is he got some rut.
Speaker 1: Because when we break stuff, when we talk about something
ten fifteen years ahead of the curve, we get called
every name in the book for ten fifteen, twenty years,
we get shit on, we get everything, and then these
grifter fraudsters break all the stuff that we talked about
ten to fifteen years earlier. That's why it's particularly annoying.
But what's interesting is that the smarter people know that
we are ahead of the curve, that we are fifteen
twenty years ahead of all of these NPC normies who
can only post stuff that their handlers allowed them to post.
Now that's one example. I made a video of this,
as you know. As you recall, it says the Scorpion's
power ballad was the sound of the iron curtains fall,
But a new podcast explores rumors that it was propaganda
you think. The theory is explored by Orwell Prize winning
journalist Patrick Keith in his podcast named after the song.
Keith heard the rumor from his contacts in the intelligence community.
I mean, you could have read all kinds of books
that talked about all this kind of stuff. But and
it's gonna be relevant because looking for a gear change.
Following the grilling research for a recent book about North
Ireland's troubles, this is going to be relevant to tonight's
discussion of the IRA. He decided to make a series
about it, Winds of changeah blah blah, alongside CIA assisted
coups or target assassinations. Stakes were high, and why not
utilize pop culture. The CIA saw rock and roll music
as a culture weapon in the Cold War. Hello, Congress
for Cultural Freedom. This information has been in the public
domain for twenty plus years. When did Francis Stoner Sawners
publish our book CIA and Cultural Cold War? I mean,
this is not new information. And let's see when her
book came out nineteen ninety nine. Okay, so we're twenty
six years into this information being out here about you know,
col pop culture in the CIA and the intelligence agencies
and military. Of course they love and have you utilized
pop culture. It's a form of soft power and we've
talked about it for decades now, I don't know, twenty
plus years on my channel, well on my blog going
back before the channel. But you know what I'm saying,
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that's one thing that we got to keep in mind
here is that, as we pointed out, USAID is a
massive scam, and it also provided a lot of religious
engineering and religious funding even in the Orthodox world, which
we've covered now. The reason I went down inadvertently this
long trek today of thank you, researching and looking at
the history of the IRA was because I came across
this article in The Guardian that I was actually writing for.
I was using this for esoteric Hollywood because I was
looking for connections between the occult witchcraft or covens in
British intelligence. Now we know there's a lot of that connection,
obviously in the figure of Crowley himself. Croley worked as
an asset for I five, and we've covered that for
a good while now. But I was curious if there
was any connection I could find between British intelligence and witchcrafts,
specifically the Alexandrian or the Gardenerian traditions and people like
Gerald Gardner, given the fact that Gardner had been introduced
to or inducted, I should say, into the OTO by
Crole himself. But what I came across was not what
I expected. I found this article in The Guardian pointing
out that during the nineteen seventies, at the height of
the Troubles, which is this period when the IRA and
British intelligence were kind of really going hardcore at it,
they called it a satanic panic that British intelligence operatives
stoked to create supernatural fears in the Troubles the Troubles,
is this what we're talking about with the IRA stories
about black masses that were leaked to the press in
an effort to link paramilitary attacks to the parent normal
British military intelligence agents in Northern Ireland used fear about
demonic possessions, black masses and witchcraft as a part of
psychological warfare against the emerging armed groups in the Troubles
in the nineteen seventies. This study says Wallace told Jenkins
that they deliberately stoked up panic from nineteen seventy two
to seventy four, Satanic panic even placing black candles and
upside down crosses in derelict buildings in some of Belfast
War zones. Then Army press officers would leak stories to
newspapers about black masses and Satanic rituals taking place from
the Republican are going in North Belfast in the Loyalist
dominated east of the city. In Jenkins's book Black Magic
and Boogeymen, Wallace admitted that the Psychops or the Psyops
branch of military intelligence exploited the public sphere of Satanism
that was stoked by such films as The Exorcist and
The Devil Rights out which stars chrispher Lee and which
is unesotery color. Would one and wouldn't you know? When
we covered the character of Bladdie, what was William Peter
was named Peter William Peter Bladdie The Extorcist a CIA script.
One of the most widely advertised and popular but least
known films of the year to reach audiences in civil
years is The Extressist, based on the novel by William Bladdie.
After graduating from Georgetown, where many of the campus scenes
in the movie were shot. Bladdie worked for the CIA
in Lebanon the nineteen fifties under US Information Information Agency cover.
So here's another innocuous US agency that has that is
filled with CIA operators. Later, he returned to Washington became
the policy Branch chief of the Psychological Warfare Division of
the Air Force. As such, his job involved in military
promotion of popular anti communist sentiment around McCarthyism. An example
of this work carried out by psychological warfare in the
US foreign policy is orchestrated the exodus of Catholics from
North Vietnam to South Vietnam in the nineteen fifties. This,
if you recall, is covered by Douglas Valentine. And this
is where we found out that Archbishop Nigodin Tuck, who
is the founder of set of Accutism, also worked with
the CIA in collaboration with Tom Dooley, whom Blattie quotes
throughout the book. And we encountered the figure of Tom
Dooley quite profusely. In the Graziano book on the history
of the CIA in Religious Engineering, there's whole chapter on
Tom Dooley, and he was a basically almost a Hollywood
figure who was a Roman Catholic utilized by the CIA
to push Americanism. Others. An extensive, extensive campaigns were carried
out by the Catholic Social Relief Catholic Relief Services, so
another Catholic in Geo engaged in foreign operations on the
part of the US and the CAIA, local Catholic leaders
and American psychological warfare team combined to drive the peasants
south of the de military zone by telling them quote,
the Virgin Mary has departed from the north, Christ has
departed to the south. So again many many cases of
this Marian apparitions, fake Marian stories of the CI utilized
all throughout the Cold War, not just in Vietnam but
also Latin South America. In fact, it was Ed Lansdale's
plan to stage a second Coming of Christ to convince
Cuban Catholics not to listen to Castro. They didn't engage
in that plan, but this is what they do as amateur.
As this appears now, the mass flight was admittedly the
result of extensive, well conducted psychological warfare the part of America,
and so this fear based paranoia and so forth that
Blattie utilized in The Exorcist came out of his experiences
in wartime scaring the crap out of all of these
indigenous people. And it's exactly the model of the British
intelligence operatives in Roman Catholic, superstitious Ireland to in the
minds of the population associate the IRA with black mass
and satanic rituals, and apparently to some degree it worked.
And I wouldn't be surprised if the British intelligence operatives
weren't also literally doing satanic black mass rituals, because that's
what they seem to be into. So you'll notice a
very obvious, clear and consistent overlap between religious engineering and
social engineering through psychological warfare and mad scientists working together
with the deep State on top of that. In the
same vein, I want to give a shout out to
our friends over at Syops Cinema who have started their
own culture journal, and Jamie and I both contributed articles
to this culture journal right here. It is called the
Decoding Culture Foundation, and originally it was a only online
but they've actually now created a print copy. So the
Cultural Engineering Studies, which features.
Speaker 3: Brett Jamie Paul and Phillip Collins, Collins Brothers, Thomas, Thomas
and Brett from Syap Cinema and Professor I think Professor
Steven Delay.
Speaker 1: Isn't this as well, And you'll notice here I think
Professor Delay wrote wrote on noir and Chinatown, so you
can see his Chinatown pieces here. I wrote my essay
on Fox's Millennium, the spin off from the X Files
with Lance Hendrickson, and so giving a shout out because
now we have our friends have a journal that is
very cool and you can follow them over here on
Twitter at the Dacoding Cultural Foundation. It's something that they
recently created, so check that out there. But I wanted
to mention this too, just kind of as a side
thing because I think you share this Schrodinger's Gold and uh,
if you listen to Lord Voldemort this week, he talked
about the very thing I was thinking of, which is
does everybody remember Goldfinger? Goldfinger's whole plot is to empty
out Fort Knox, Right, He's got this elaborate plot that
involves like spraying things in the sky and knocking people
out that stealing all the gold. It's like, I want
to know where to gold at right? It seems like
it's maybe not there. I've assumed that it's not there.
I don't know. But guess what, if you have a bitcoin,
you don't have to worry about gold in Fort Knox.
All this like legacy ancient Spanish toa balloon. Shit, All right,
I was looking for something. Now forgot what I was
looking for. We'll move on because I can't figure out.
I think I was looking for that culture decoding culture
foundation thing. Yeah, so, and keep in mind religious engineering
as well as money laundering. Philip Collins, not phil Collins,
Paul and Philip Collins, the twin brothers that I've interviewed
millions of times. There's a whole rabbit hole on its
own of megachurches and fake TV preachers. And I think
a lot of us in this audience we think of
TV preachers as you know, con men. You know the obvious, right,
and that's true they are. However, a lot of people
overlook these as money laundering operations and even potentially intelligence
or organized crime operations too. And the more that we
kind of learn things and as things come out, as
these entities are getting for example, audited like USAID, as
you guys know that involved a lot of religious organizations
getting money directly from the government, which is stolen from us.
It's our tax money that's then repurposed to promote all
the things that destroy our society by design. So they
steal our money to brainwash us with the money that
they sole from us, and to use, for example, the
Catholic charities all throughout the world to also promote these
shall we say, wallless worlds that not only bring in
all the migrants, but also Catholic charities involved in human
traffic ki NG. So anybody who wants to come to
me to talk about how this or that apologetic argument,
none of it even registers to me, because if you
don't see the global organized crime nonsense that is the VAT,
I don't have anything to say to you. You are
a waste of my time. There is no argument that
will convince you. If you are still doubling down to
defend Francis, you're a complete idiot, or you're an operative
paid off, or you're just a plain skittles man who
loves being in your skittles cult.
Speaker 4: So go do that.
Speaker 1: Stay away from me. I don't want anything to do
with any of those people, except for Tim Gordon. We're
still friends and my buddy Dave, two Catholics that I
like the rest of You can go away and I
will be fine never talking to you. I hope for
you to come out of the delusion. But if you
don't see you, don't let the giant papal portal doors
hit you on the way out. And so when I see.
Speaker 2: People, did you see that this Catholic apologist said something
about you?
Speaker 1: Do you think I care? Do you think it's going
to change anything that I've done or do throughout the
day or my modus operandi? I mean, if you don't
have the discernment to see the obvious that Francis supports
Davos World Economic Forum UNESCO, a global new religion based
around New Age monotheism. Whatever, go do your thing, man.
And I'm also reconciled south to the fact that like
the people who are in that delusion, like they're in it, man,
there's nothing that will convince a lot of those people.
And so the way I see it, it's an easy
way for me to filter out who I don't want
anything to do with. Does that make sense. It's a
very simple, easily reconcilable thing for me. I wish it
weren't that way. I wish that they were not that way.
But eventually, you know, evil things and waves of evil
that come through, like they have a great way of
sifting the wheat from the chaff so they can go
do their thing. I hope that more and more Skittles
people go to Rome. That's a great thing. It's like
a giant magnet for the Skittles people, and it sucks
them all in like a giant gay sucking machine. It's
a giant gay vacuum. It's a galactic gay vacuum that
can suck in all of the people that I don't
want around. Go be in Rome and have your new
Age novasorto message. They literally just commune an Anglican woman bishop.
And then the Roman Catholics in the chat were like,
this is the officially our policy. Excuse me, brother Roger
shoots and tis a you didn't know that John Paul
the Second and Ratzinger gave communion to an Anglican a
humanist decades ago. What do you mean it's not your policy.
They're all just a bunch of hypocrites and liars. I mean,
there's just no other way around it, and we're gonna
see when we get into the IRA and Protestant Orange
Catholic or Protestant Orange Ira Catholic conflict in Ireland. There's
not really good guys or bad guys. Like there's no
it's gonna be a good hopefully an illustrative case where
we see.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 1: I mean, I got perfidious Albion over here, and then
I got all these crazy IRA people who basically want
to be Marxists. By the nineteen sixties. I mean, there's
no good guys in this. And it's almost identical to
the way that the mafia gets taken down the techniques
that British intelligence ends up using by the time of
Maurice Oldfield. As we'll see, by the eighties and nineties,
it's like they're done and they they are cooked. They're
done via police informant type techniques basically, and it's essentially
all of the IRA and the shin Fain and all
that they basically just end up being totally controlled by
British intelligence. It's pretty crazy. That's why it's so fascinating
when you get into this rabbit hole. Now I'm not
talking about conspiracy theory stuff. You have to understand what
I'm talking about is the now admitted mainline history on
this topic, and we're going to look at BBC broadcasts
that brag about it. Okay, so remember you go back
fifteen years ago, this would be considered conspiracy theory. Now
that it's public information and basically all this stuff has
been fizzled out and quashed. Now they can come out
and brag about it and oh, well, yeah, you might
have been right about all this, but you're still a
stupid conspiracy theorist even though you were right about it all.
So we'll look at that in a minute, and we'll
look at their key I would say this guy is
kind of like Sammy the Bull. This is this guy
that we're gonna see is kind of like the equivalent
of Sami the Bull. Not in the sense that Sammy
the Bull was like some informant and like CI are
a British intelligence operative from the very get go, or
some sort of informant. This guy doesn't parallel in that
regard in terms of their histories, but he's parallel in
the sense of it was really a key figure in
a key testimony and position that led to the unraveling
of the IRA, particularly in the eighties and nineties, as
we will see. But I did want to mention the
bizarre elements of Paul Crouch and TBN because it's another
window into maybe some degree of government's connivance. I don't
know exactly, but even if it's not, it is basically
money laundering, organized crime type stuff. And so the FBI
apparently had been watching and kept up with Paul Crouch
during the days of the rise of TBN from the
eighties and the nineties. In the two thousands, I think
eventually Paul Crouch sold it or got rid of it,
and it ended up becoming a broadcast network for Hillsong,
which is probably its own money laundering scam thing. Who
knows what does the mob, organized crime, East German intelligence,
and the PLO have in common. Paul Krouch, the founder
of Trinity Broadcasting, the world's long largest Christian network. This
is twenty fourteen, and in that era, always had a
knack for avoiding scandal and brushing off alaxation allegations of graft,
grifting and harassment with the sexual harassment. With these however,
the TV Evangelists FBI file released after his death reveals
that the criminal ties could go a lot deeper and weirder,
requested by longtime muck rock user Rocky Robbie D. The
file reveals a laundry list of Crouch's activities in the
FBI that the FBI was monitoring or investigating. Though the
file is heavily redacted, it's intact enough to describe the
guy's investigations into some of his exploits, whose findings are
mostly based on host of phone calls and to and
from Trinity Broadcasting Network with some pretty sketchy players. This
is just odd right now. Again, I don't know what
to make of all this, but you can see that
there's obviously some like large scale sussy stuff going on
investigation by the Italian IRS of all things. The first
one or so pages of the Crouch document makes it
clear that the FBI and the IRS were working closely
with the Italian Internal Revenue Service to investigate crouches foreign
and domestic holdings. According to the file, the FBI and
the GDF found that, among other things, the holdings had
a false financial statement that they called pre billing, where
they could continue to receive loan money that the organization
would submit receipts for completed sales that were actually still
a work in progress. Okay again, I mean what does
it signify? It just signifies as some kind of like
money scam basically. The Italian side of the investigation ended
up centering on TBN's potential violation of the Italian Mammi law, which,
according to the documents, foreign ownership of broadcasting companies in Italy.
In addition, the GDF believes that the company may be
acting as a front for foreign investors. Interesting, So the
Italian state, and I'm not pro Italian socialist irs or whatever,
they at least understood and had some sense that this
is some kind of foreign operation going on. As soon
as word got out in the Crouch and TBN we're
in money laundering, bis, the Italian mob decided that they
wanted in. So here we have organized crime reaching out.
And as you guys know, you don't have to go
very far in organized crime before you start to interact
with the CIA and intelligence operations as well. The file
mentions that phone contacts between TBN and the Sons of
Italy lodge. So here we have a free Masonic network
in Bronx, New York. You might be thinking that this
is a shaky evidence but considering the fact that the
phone record was including a subscription of the infamous Bronx
mobster Vincent the Chin gigante's file, it's pretty clear that
the FBI was drawing some kind of connection. This probably
didn't make the GDF very happy either, So Vincent the
Chin of the Genovez family was in some way making
phone calls and connected to TVN. This is odd Palestinian
gun right now. What this begins to suggest to me,
and this, I don't think these people are smart enough
to figure this out because they're just looking at the
FBI information and I doubt muck Rock knows that much.
Whatever this website is, but Palestinian gun running. Okay, now
we're talking like CIA type stuff, clearly right, and I
don't know who, like nobody with any sense would actually
think that Paul Crouch was connected to the KGB. I mean,
this is completely preposterous or to Soviets. I don't think so.
I mean, we're you know, TBN is in the era
of post Cold War right. As part of the FBI's investigation,
FBI dug up an older investigation into reports that Paul
Crouch had been working with the PLO receiving funds to
run guns to the organization. The reports accused Couch, Crouch
and his partners are being motivated by anti Semitic and
white you know what beliefs, because that's utterly preposterous. Now,
I don't doubt that there's this kind of organized crime
going on, but the FBI is woke analysis is preposterous.
I mean, all of these American evangelical TV preachers are
super Zionists and they're not in any way involved in
the nonsense that this is proposing. On the next page,
the same investigation identified TBN in a number, and then
one of TBN's numbers and a call to the Islamic
Education Center in Baltimore. Now again, why would TBN be
calling giant Islamic centers and be why would there be
calls from famous mobsters, why would there be calls to
money going to Italy? And now here is where we
get really absurd. East Germans by yes, that is in
there too. Numerous sections of the document mentioned TBN's phone
communications with an unnamed agent who was recruited by the
East German intelligence Service. This file later describes the man
believed to have been recruited by East Germany was a
New York attorney who called TBN repeatedly between April and
September of nineteen eighty six. Okay, so this is eighties,
this is towards the end of the Cold War. And again,
I mean, who actually believes that TBN has anything to
do with the KGB or East German Stazi. This would
obviously be again like big red flags for CIA top operations.
Other sketchy phone calls that went in and out of
TBN over the years included a Hungarian computer programmer whom
TB sponsored for US citizenship, and phone calls from a
number in Omaha which were documented as involving separate FBI
and narcotics transfer investigations. So drug running, gun running, getting
people probably out of communist areas into the West. This
is CIA stuff. And if this was occurring at that level,
that would explain why Paul Crouch never got in trouble.
See so again I don't have a hard proof of that,
but all of these red flags would indicate that type
of a thing, for it being a cutout or a front.
And I mean the way this kind of stuff would
work is that it's not mutually exclusive to you know,
his own business dealings. In other words, the cion might say, look,
we're going to allow you to run TBN in these
countries and do what you're doing and have these connections
in Italy or in these other countries, but you're also
going to when we need you, do these certain things
for us. So that's how that might work, all right,
so a little bit. Then we're gonna move on now
to the IRA. Get into this history because it's fascinating
and this is not an area that I'm that well
studied in, so I don't know a lot. I'm sure
there's people in the chat that are going to a
lot more than me, and that's fine. You guys feel
free to chime in if this is one of those
areas where you just happen to know about it.
Speaker 2: Or if you're one of the Irish people, how do
you know all about it? They're dirty, they're dirty English.
There's a lot of dirty English and they go to
be Tom Couch.
Speaker 1: Feel free to correct me. But let's see where do
I want to begin this. Let's begin this with a
little bit of background. Go back to the seventeen nineties,
and there was a guy named Tone, a Tone and
the Protestants were making moves to take land in Ireland, right,
and this was presumably being fostered by the Protestant British monarchy.
And the Catholics in Ireland were not happy with this, right,
they were sick of these English lords. This is, you know,
kind of like a Brave Heart scenario where you've got
these English coming in and these English happened to be
Protestant and they decide we're going to start taking some
of this land, so they become these English land and
they just kind of steal the land of the indigenous peoples.
And I'm trying to remember this first guy's name. Of course,
it never pulls out what I'm looking for. This begins
the move for Irish independence, and the guy's name is
Tone t Any. I think Theobald Tone. Yes, the Irish
Rebellion of seventeen ninety eight, Theobald Tone. And this is it,
right here an argument on behalf of the Catholics of Ireland.
So this is a Catholic revolution. Tone's essay kicks this off.
And in seventeen ninety eight, I think they actually go
to battle and they lose. They do not do very good.
The English whipped their Butts and Tone ends up dying
in this battle to try to kick out some of
these English landlords. But this kicks off a fire in
the minds of men. We could say that they're ready
to get rid of these colonialists and they want Ireland
to be for the Irish. And Ireland is Catholic, right
many generations of Catholics. Now they don't want Roman Catholics.
Obviously they had abandoned their Orthodox Catholic faith, but they
don't want Protestant British rule. And so this begins a tradition.
I guess we could say this doesn't immediately kick off
with what we know as the IRA today. That is
something much later. So we're going to fast forward to
the turn of the century to where we get what
is the beginning of what we know of as the
Irish Republican Army. And this takes place in the nineteen nineteens. Okay,
So you get guys coming back from World War One
and they're known as the Old IRA. These are members
of the Irish Volunteers and the Irish citizen Army that
fought in World War One, and then they came back
and they decided that they were not happy with again
the British ruling over them, and so they fought against
Britain in the Irish War of Independence from nineteen nineteen
to nineteen twenty one. This is known as the Old
IRA or the first instantiation of IRA. Now there's going
to be like five Okay, this gets pretty convoluted, It
gets a little nuanced and difficult keeping up with all
these different Iras. So I'm not going to go through
all of that. We're going to get a little bit
of the basics, and then we're going to fast forward
to more recent times to where the actions get to
where they pop off, so to speak. Now, this original
IRA fought and they were able to at least get
the appearance of the British crown to come to some
kind of a deal at the table, and what they
ended up getting was supposedly a treaty where there would
never be an English monarch ruling over Ireland. The Irish
would have their own monarch and they could kind of
co rule. Now, I don't know why they thought that,
why they fell for this. I mean it kind of
seems like, I mean, this is like William Wallace believing
in being duped into the treachery of you know, the
other Scottish lords right that you know in the movie.
I don't know about the real history if that's even
that accurate. But the Scottish lords in Braveheart right that
like betray William Wallace to the king. Right, this is
kind of the same situation where it's like half of
the IRA at this time they were like this is
not good. They opposed the treaty people, so there was
pro and anti treaty people and a lot of people
saw this as a concession. And this next phase of
the IRA, the anti treaty IRA. This is the people
who are against this original treaty with the with the Crown,
fought against and lost this civil war. So there was
a civil war within the IRA and they people against
the treaty for union lost and this leads to a
actually the first Treaty led to a separation. I should
say I forgot this important point part in the first
Treaty between the Irish and the British monarchy, they created
Northern Ireland in southern Ireland. Northern Ireland is the pro
unionist treaty Ireland, which is largely Protestant and their tradition
is the Orange IRA or the Orange Protestant Fighters going
back to seventeen hundreds as well, so there was also
a Protestant fighters in Ireland. In the south of Ireland
is all of the Catholic Republicans. I'm not sure how
that all came about. I'm not an Irish historian. I'm
sure Tim Gordon knows all about the history of Catholic Republicanism.
That's kind of his thing. To me, it doesn't really
make sense because it seems like the history of the
Church's preferred form of government has pretty much always been monarchy,
maybe a little bit of republicanism here and there, Italian
Republic and apparently this Irish Republic, which I guess didn't
last very long.
Speaker 6: And so.
Speaker 1: This next phase is this internal battle between the people
who are pro union and anti union, and the anti
unionists deemed all of this to be a complete creation
of British imperialism. Okay, you can begin to see here
why these people will begin to move towards Marxism and
socialism due to the anti imperialist tendencies. And of course,
if you're wondering how all this got to where we
are today, this is why shin Fane and these kinds
of movements that perhaps at one point maybe stood for
an independent Ireland. They're all like pro skittles socialists stuff. Now,
So this is partly why Ireland is just completely ruining itself,
because it is essentially a up the false left socialist
dynamics that every country that adopts it destroys themselves with
basically so all of Europe with all of its socialist
nonsense for the last however, many one hundred years, going
back to even the creation of the EU, which is
itself a fabian socialist institution. All of this destroys the societies.
And then what do they all do. They all clamor
and scream for more liberalism and more socialism. So when
your policies fail and everything gets destroyed, well it has
to be the fault of the elites. It's the fault
of the Western capitalists. So give us more socialism, more liberalism,
and then when that makes it ten times worse, no
more liberalism. But you can only get that right when
you've got a really deracinated population. It completely neutralized and
demoralized and brutalized, dumbed down population. Anyway, So the internal
war exists in some kind of squabble for the next
forty years until nineteen sixty nine. Oops, let me do that.
Oh that's my part O think so, and we should
make as a side note, some years after losing the
Civil War, there was a faction led by de Valera,
which that sounds Spanish but it's not, and he resigned
from sin Fane shin Fain to establish the Fauna Party,
which is among the largest parties in the Republic of Ireland.
So you had this guy who was in the IRA
or whatever, and then he leaves that and he kind
of becomes the model of what these people see as
a trader because he's kind of pro British. And I'm
mentioning this shin Fane because it's now like pro skittles,
pro everything. By the nineteen sixties, after the failed border
campaign and this is we're going to look at this
in a minute, where there was a bunch of attempts
by the IRA. They're actually pretty successful and pretty it's
pretty amazing what they did at first, but eventually this
didn't really pan out. After these failed border campaigns, shin
Fain moved towards a Marxist class struggle outlook. With the
outbreak of the troubles Shinfean, or as it came to
be known as the formation of the Provisional Ira, and
the Provisional shin Fein found itself sidelined because of his
decision not to engage the British state militarily. Over time,
the official Irate faded away, while the Official shin Fein
moved towards a purely Marxist position, calling itself the shin
Fein Workers Party in the nineteen eighty two the Workers Party.
So they just literally destroyed themselves and everything that they
stood for by adopting this idiotic, straight up Marxism. And
this was probably like, I mean, this is probably run
out of England, right, I mean anything that's like some
kind of Marxist workers party that's usually run by Western
British or other countries banking elites. Probably after the nineteen
seventy two ceasefire, the official shin Fein suffered a split,
leading to the formation of the far left Irish National
Liberation Army and the Irish Republican Socialist Party. So isn't
it interesting that there's no oh, actual traditional conservative option
amongst all this. It's all just trash, garbage socialist left nonsense.
I mean, maybe there is some trad party that I
don't know about, but somehow all of these people just
got completely demoralized. And I don't know if it was
if it's maybe it's a combination of things, right, I mean,
Ireland was I think they were starved out by the
British and British intelligence at one point in the past.
I don't know the history of Ireland. I'm just remembering
podcasts where I heard them talking about potato famine and
you know, you had like satirization in isn't it Golliver's
Travels where Swift talks about British elites saying, well, why
don't we just get rid of all of the Irish? Right,
So there's almost like a genetic ethnic cleansing type of thing.
And it's just it's just so weird that all of
these I mean, I guess this is technically European at
least for Americans, but probably they don't see themselves as
quote European. But it's just so odd that like all
they get is like some kind of weird super left
just socialists, just trash, like that's all that's all you get.
And then like some mildly almost libertarian ish thing like AfD,
or maybe a little bit more right of libertarian like
Lapin and all of that, like that, that whole superstructure
of the EU and the media, like it's all just
immediately castigated as a return to tiny Mustache Man. I mean,
it's just crazy, like they got so much mileage out
of tiny mustache Man that they can forever pull these
guilt trips to make anyone who wants to defend their
place and their people into followers of tiny mustache Man.
I just think about how crazy that is. And obviously, yes,
there's a lot of zillions of dollars from all of
the horrible Soros Western banking fortune one hundred just all
of that money, of course goes to all of this stuff.
So it looks like, and I don't know this history,
maybe there is some traditional right wing thing that just
never got a lot of attraction. I don't know, but
it just looks like they just never got any anything
but all this weird. I mean, after the nineteen sixties,
here's this other version of the IRA oppose Marxism, but
it came to develop a left wing orientation. So it's
like they're all just leftists. It's like, how come everybody
in this whole thing was leftist? It was odd to me.
But maybe Catholicism, maybe Roman Catholicism eventually does just sort
of water itself down into just socialism. That's basically what
Dustyevsky has the Grand Inquisitor saying.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Remember in Grand Inquisitor, the Grand Inquisitor tells Jesus, Yeah,
we don't really need you anymore. We can create a
global socialist religion that doesn't need Jesus. So thank you
for your time. You maybe excused Jesus. Right, that's what
the Grand Inquisitor basically says as he interrogates Jesus. And
I mean maybe that's essentially the prophetic idea that does
see if you had is that? I mean, this is
really this is what Roman Catholicism eventually disintegrates into. Now,
with all of that, don't misunderstand me as if I'm
saying that the British government are the good guys. No,
I'm not saying that there are no good guys here necessarily,
but I think to be fair, like the the British
seem to have been more dastardly here than anyone else,
and not just because not because not because of the
reasons that the leftists always say, you see, because this
is precise to the point to where when these kinds
of discussions come up, all of the socialists and the
Marxists love to jump in and point out.
Speaker 2: The even colonial that's not elis.
Speaker 1: And this is where we get woke. So you see
how this quickly merges into woke nonsense. And so in
the nineteen fifties is when you had this really fascinating
time period where the IRA adopted some pretty wild, hefty
guerrilla tactics and they would actually start raiding British barracks
and stealing the guns, and they got pretty good at it.
And so they essentially created the quote Irish civil rights movement.
I don't know if that actually means anything, because it
ends up all just meaning nothing today. And they also
had another challenge though we're talking about this the Southern
Catholic IRA fighting against the Protestant Northern pro UK faction.
They now had to try to unify a country that
was religiously divided. Now, from the bantage point of imperial
politics and imperial geopolitics, having a divided Ireland was perfect
for the imperial power structure. That's precisely all the way
back to ancient empires or Caesar's diaries.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: The way the empire works is you keep the satellite
regions divided tribally or across religious divides to control them
in terms of the imperial power structure. And that's well known.
I can give you just read Erk Wahlberg's postmodern Imperium book.
The whole book is essentially partly about that. In the
first hundred pages we've lectured through that text. So likewise,
here the British Empire wanted there to be another northern
Southern Ireland because this divide allows the nation to be
subject to the empire and to be under control, and
because you could never get these Protestant goobers in the
North and the Catholic goovers in the south to ever
unite again. It's a perfect model of control. Now, the
South was Catholic and very poor, and eventually they were
losing a lot of their young men to moving off
to get to find work, moving to other countries, moving
to other places, coming to America. Many many, many of
these southern poor Irish Catholics came to the US, you see,
And that was because they wanted work, and a lot
of the Southern Catholic Irish were constantly seeking support from
American Irish Catholics in whatever ways however they could find it.
Now aren't the Kennedy's Irish. This might also play into
why Irish IRA type stuff perhaps thought that they could
get an alliance from a JFKRFK presidency, because I think,
if I recall, the Kennedys are Irish Catholic in their descent,
so Irish politicians would seek iris at us Irish support.
But I don't think this helped a whole lot. However,
we can think of some cultural artifacts that have come
out of this that you might not know if you're
a YOU two fan. Early U two was, for whatever reason,
very much caught up in this conflict.
Speaker 2: Right Sunday Bloody Sunday. Sunday Bloody Sunday.
Speaker 1: Bono made his bones by social justice virtue signaling over
these conflicts. Whether he really cared about it, who knows.
But that is about a nineteen seventy two British troops
firing at IRA protesters and I think a child got
shot or something. That's what Sunday Bloody Sunday is about.
But I mean, who really believes that Bono cares about anybody.
I mean, come on, maybe in the eighties or you
know when they wrote that song he did. I don't know.
But it's a fascinating history from a military standpoint. I'm
not going to go into all these details, but basically,
you had a lot of farmers in Ireland who decided
that they were willing to die for Irish independence and
to continue this idea from previous generations of the IRA
to get the British out. They saw a lot of
the leaders who'd become politicians to be traders, and so
they began to organize in nineteen fifty two through people
selling their farms and giving the money to this newly
formed IRA. They would actually engage in raids on bases
and barracks of the British, and they literally were successful
in almost all these early raids, and they just stole
all the guns, which is pretty impressive. So they got
kind of, you know, confident, felt like they could make
an attack on some of the British in the North
after they'd taken a lot of weapons, and so they
went in to the border wars to try to sneak
across the border and engage in different activities in the
pro UK Northern Ireland, and a lot of these failed,
so they didn't do very good. They trained and tried
to They tried to recruit a lot of Irish boys
to train and to fight in the North. They even
were successful enough to get spies in the British Army.
They would break into barrackses even in the UK. In
nineteen fifty five in Britain they raided various barracks and
were actually successful and this led to what they decided
would be Operation Harvest, and I think this was run
by a guy named Sean Cronin Shun Cronin it was
time for battle, they began to train young men to
run in waves of twenty I don't know where they
came up with this, but probably their knowledge of guerrilla
warfare tactics, because if you're a very small group or
force and you're fighting against something like an empire, you're
kind of forced into gorilla type tactics. And so they
came up with this idea of sending waves of twenty
five men at a time to go in and attack
various targets in Northern Ireland. The idea was to force
the British to completely leave Ireland. This was a huge mistake.
The Unionists in the North were far stronger than the
IRA and so this completely failed, and the former member
of the IRA, d Valeria, who was the politician in
the North, introduced a completely iron fisted, heavy handed policy
of all supporters and IRA affiliated people being locked up
and put into solitary confinement, really harsh prison punishments. This
backfire because even though this early phase of IRA was
not very successful, even though they were very daring and
they had basically killed a bunch of young Irish guys
in suppress. This led to a public relations debacle and
this allowed the IRA to actually garner the support of
millions of people across Ireland. In fact, one of the
martyrs I don't remember his name, but fifty thousand Irish
people came to his funeral for fighting against the British,
So it was a huge symbolic victory, a moral victory,
and perhaps the British underestimated this situation. As a result
of this, Shinfein at this time won many elections even
though deve Valeria had introduced these super heavy handed policies,
So you can begin to see how the country is
completely divided and you've got this politician in the north
it's enacting these crazy policies. Now you can begin to
see why with massive moral support for the IRA, there
begins to be this just escalation of the conflict. I
should say, this begins the introductions of all of the
shall we say f a k E. Flag events, cars,
going pop pop assassinations and British intelligence at this point
then relies on, by the time of the seventies and eighties,
a figure by the name of Maurice Oldfield. And we
have we've encountered him in multiple books. I know we've
encountered him in the Stephen Dorel book. And he, believe
it or not, is the basis for Agent Smiley in
the John Lecaray stories. I think Oldfield is the basis
and that's why. Yep, in the BBC versions of Tinker
Taylor Soldier Spy or the John Smiley stories, it's actually
Alec guinnis Obi Wan Kenobi who plays Maurice Oldfield. Maurice
Oldfield rose from humble beginnings to become one of U
K's greatest ever spy chiefs. He was credited with keeping
his country out of Vietnam War, and he's the inspiration
for Alec Guinnis portrayal of George Smiley. I said, johnam
at George Smiley. John Lecaray is George Smiley in the
TV series Tinker Taylor, Soldier Spy. So get this puffy
bloated British bloke here. He is the figure who essentially
goes to Ireland, to Northern Ireland and sets up a
bunch of operations and black ops and covert ops to
figure out how to finally just completely put an end
to the IRA and this ends up being successful. He
decides that the only way to absolutely get rid of
this is through how to quote quote sensitive intelligence and
covert forces. And this was a really good BBC video
by the way, and we're gonna listen to a couple
sections of this. I hope this doesn't ding the copyright.
Let's see. Is it gonna ding it? I don't think
it will. So here's a little bit on Oldfield. Let
me see where was that right here?
Speaker 6: The professional she chose was the model for Alec Guinness's
portrayal a fictional spy George Smiley. Morris Oldfield, a former
head of m I six and a veteran Cold War
spy in Belfast. Oldfield liaised with David Ramsbottom, the senior
general in the city at the time.
Speaker 5: I remember we invited him home on Boxing Day and
met my wife's birthday and we always play charades at
the time, and he drew the spy who came in
from the Cold Finger at his chest.
Speaker 6: Oldfield stay in Northern Ireland was brief but influential. His
team ultimately re drew Britain's security strategy. They analyzed individual
io RA units like East Trone, concluding in their case
that the only effective attack was likely to be based
on sensitive intelligence and the use of covert.
Speaker 2: Forces scientsitive intelligence of covert horses for Party two weeks
Farty two.
Speaker 1: All right, so you get the idea. Now, how did
they actually pull this off? Well, let's listen to this
section where it goes into the actual methodology. And this
leads to a key figure I mentioned earlier, the comparison
to Sami the Bull, and this is a figure by
the name of Freddy SCOPATICI. I think that's right. How
in the hell you get a name like that if
you're Irish? I don't know, but I think maybe he's
half Italian, but the ultimate sort of inside man who
leads partly as long as that. And there ends up
being many other British intelligence operators who had infiltrated the IRA,
as well as police. So remember there's like actually two
layers going on here. There's local police that are infiltrating
and using informants in the IRA as well as in
I six, in my five British intelligence using uh these
kinds of operatives as well. And you'll see this two
layer is really important because this ends up confusing a
lot of people even within the British intelligence structure of
the British government, trying to figure out and unravel what
exactly is going on in this labyrinthine plot to take
down the IRA, which ends up being successful. And you're
going to see why I'm talking about all this in
just a second. It's because this is this is wild.
Basically by this time, through the I guess the ideas
of Maurice Olpil and others, the IRA is pretty much
completely a British intelligence control type of thing.
Speaker 6: Almost by that time, the security forces had found a
way to penetrate the IRA in East Trone surveillance was key.
This is actual footage from secret Army cameras used to
monitor IRA suspects in Trone several years after lock All.
These pictures have never been shown on television before. The
IRA unit that attacked lock All was under the same
kind of surveillance weeks before the ambush. By April nineteen
eighty seven, the police knew the IRA was planning to
attack a police station. What's more, at least ten days beforehand,
they knew the intended target was lock All.
Speaker 2: How do they know?
Speaker 1: How did they know? Why?
Speaker 2: They had a man on the inside. I've got arman
on the inside. His name is Freddy Scabatchi, the most
Irish name ever, Freddy Scabatichi Irish Italy, little little Ireland
you see.
Speaker 4: In the Northern Ireland conflict. Spire was a very dangerous game.
The iras chief interrogator explains how he extracted confessions from
informers before they were shots distructed a debugging to see whatever,
except that for years the interrogator was himself one of
Britain's most important spies.
Speaker 1: There you go. The IRA's chief interrogator to root out
British spies was a British spak and his name is
Freddy Skapatchi of all things. So now this is a
documentary just on Freddy Scapatici, aka code named steak Knife.
Not steak like a state, but s T a k E.
So it's a play on words. But here's the full
documentary on Freddy Steak Knife. If you want to watch that,
I'm not We're not going to watch this whole documentary.
It is good and worth watching if you want to
go deeper down this rabbit hole. But this BBC piece
is kind of passing over it.
Speaker 6: In a quicker summation, the IRA lost a generation of
their men in the local ambush.
Speaker 1: Local ambush, and how do they do it? Well, I'm
gonna tell you so that you don't I think BBC
will block anything that you play, so hopefully this won't
get like blocked or whatever. But if it does, I'll
download it and then I don't know, I have to
edit out certain parts or something, or I'll just make
it for members. Actually this is going to be members anyway,
but I don't know. I don't know if YouTube will
allow me to keep this up for members if I
play too much BBC stuff. Anyway, Long story short, Freddie
Scapatici and like three other of the top dudes are
all British spies. Basically they're all working for British intelligence.
And Scott Patchi got his beginning as a police informant
working with the local police to inform on the IRA.
And he'd been in the IRA for like ever and
all the way to being their top interrogator slash assassin
and supposedly he had killed nineteen people. And the way
the IRA would would do it is through is is
just execution style, So they just pop in the back
of the head and they drop you off in a field.
That's it. So he was up at the top, I
guess next to McGinnis or whoever, the guy Adams and McGinnis,
these different characters that ran the RA throughout the eighties
and nineties, and basically all of these infiltrators and foremants provocateurs,
they're basically running the whole thing and it fizzles out
and it's done by the nineties, which is interesting too
because all the way up into the nineties, classic CIA
americanist propanda with Harrison Ford from Tom Clancy was scaring
Americans about the IRA as this real international t e
r R O R threat. Yes you heard me right.
Uh your boy Sean Bean okay, Seeing Bean is over
here playing the ultimate IRA parish in Patriot Games, and
of course CIA hero Jack Ryan played by Harrison Ford
saves us from Sean Bean because the IRA is going
to kidnap kids and hold him for ransom. It's so stupid,
Like I mean, when you know a lot of this
stuff nowadays and you go back and watch for uh,
like the propaganda of the eighties and nineties, It's like, dude,
who how did anybody believe this? Yes, thank you, by
the way, Dethrow for pointing out that the us AI
d U tax money millions of dollars went into the BBC.
So great point. Anyway, So here is this other documentary
if you want to watch this right here on the IRA.
I cat from the time I woke up because there
was a question on Twitter from one of our Twitter
followers shout out to Big Boss, and he was asking
me all these IRA questions, and I'm like, you know,
I actually don't know that much about the IRA. All
I've done today the entire day, all I did was
watch IRA documentaries and BBC and History and I even
watched like a socialist guy's hour and a half documentary
on the IRA. But to get to that last point
before we turn to the Serbia topic is if you
remember Lord Voldemort and I don't remember who he had
on but it is essentially admitted. This is the Guardian again,
this isn't This is multiple articles in the Guardian, So
I'm not I don't really trust this website. Sought dot net.
They have some good stuff, that's got a lot of
goofy stuff. However, the reason I trust this article is
that most of the citations are actually from mainstream media,
so and yes, the Guardian is like ultimate mainstream media.
Here is the full link to this article and it
is actually discussing a lot of the stuff that we
talked about today and just now with Freddie Scapatici the
eighties and the nineties and his role as an informant
and a British spy. And I'll read you a little
bit of it says. In two thousand and three, senior
officials in the Irish Police were accused of ignoring a
clear warning about the Omagh bomb atrocity to protect a
IRA informant. The b o NB was allowed to go
off to preserve so and so's role in the t
E R R o R. Now wait a minute. So
the establishment, the police and British intelligence have their agents
helping things pop off, allowing it to pop off,