Day 306.4 Talking SilverScript Wed Aug 23 2017

Day 306.4 Talking SilverScript Wed Aug 23 2017

Day 306.4 Talking Intel With DC Insiders

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfMt-VjzP5U

 Transcript
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okay we're live we are live and I can't
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film anybody that's with me because they
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are both what I would say is gentlemen
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what I would it be accurate to say is
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you are DC insiders in terms of
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journalism yeah you know what's going on
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at Capitol Hill say it loud say it loud
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so people nobody has a full picture I'm
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not saying that Hartman's but as far as
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international trade mmm I think you guys
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would be considered experts to someone
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maybe a couple people maybe like our 10
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readers well so for all those who would
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destroy my character and attack me yes I
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have had a glass of wine that doesn't
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mean that I can't meet with people that
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are our DC insiders that are great
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journalists how do I say this other than
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let me let me try to angle into this
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very carefully so I don't expose your
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identities let's talk about
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international trade to mr. B can we say
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mr. B yeah mr. B so I'm gonna I'm gonna
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keep the camera on me because I don't
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want to expose mr. B but he talked a
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little bit about international trade and
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nuclear arms and and the whole depleted
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uranium trade and that's your beat right
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no okay
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well correct me bad so I focus on mostly
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customs right now Customs and Border
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Patrol Customs and Border Protection are
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partners and isn't there a new guy at
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Customs and Border Protection yet he
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nominated
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Padma Kalinin who's not gonna act
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commissioner right now and he was
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supposed to have his confirmation
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hearing a couple months ago but they
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pushed it back and you know hollandaise
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you called me I did let you know when we
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got introduced the outset and he's kind
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of in limbo right now but sort of been
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quiet around DC lately just with
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Congress out and whatnot
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although the NAFTA goshi a ssin just
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happened we'll see what happens with
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that Trump is kind of you know showing
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some signs that that he's not completely
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on board that speech last night in
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Phoenix saying he doesn't think we're
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gonna complete it doesn't thing we're
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gonna conclude the negotiation so yeah
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there's some stuff going going on are
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you talking about NAFTA now yeah NAFTA
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yeah sorry I made it all boring no no no
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no what you're saying is naff is in play
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it's in play it's it's in play to be and
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you're you're the reporter you are
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working in the congressional committees
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on a daily basis you know what's
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happening on the trade beat fairly
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fairly well yeah yeah yeah and so what
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you do is you go and you sit in the
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hotel lobby and you wait until somebody
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who knows what's going on it might be a
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Mexican negotiator who speaks loudly at
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the bar and you can overhear what he
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says and you can see that they're not
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too excited about the US proposals and
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then you talk to some stakeholders you
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talk to some people in Congress and they
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don't think things are going too well
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either and so you kind of get the
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impression that maybe this whole thing
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could blow up you know these
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renegotiations right so for 23 years
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they're attempting to renegotiate the
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1994 NAFTA trade deal so that between US
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Canada Mexico sure so and you've been a
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beat reporter in trade for decades would
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you not say that is that is that give
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you away famous for outing people long
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enough to know better than to talk to
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you well let's see let's talk in town
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let's talk Intel I'm sorry
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let's talk Intel because you know Mossad
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and all that let's talk yeah so let's
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talk black orchestra and red orchestra
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and yeah I was just a little bit of what
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we were talking about before so I think
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Steve genic you know we're not aldo moro
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and torture about this yes come on give
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it up on Steve pajetta come on the real
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deal one you don't have talked about
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Gladio B yeah and so we were talking
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about for about Gladio a I guess you
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would call it right and so this is
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Madeleine Albright's dad right and this
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whole idea that it was uncovered in 1974
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when they had the Portuguese Revolution
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and the a Giunta press was was basically
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raided by revolutionaries and adjunct er
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at Inter agin ter editor and with Jane
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they discovered this this network of
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basically you know fascist network post
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Nazi fascist Network but of course it
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was still until right up into that
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moment it had been a fascist government
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in in Portugal and so they found these
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documents dealing with this as a
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blueprint for all over Europe not just
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Portugal right the strategy attention so
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they want to ratchet up the tension
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mataji of tension and then they want to
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you know introduce the old for violence
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as ultraviolence ultraviolence it droops
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droop so and in the case of Belgium for
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example they would go shoot up a
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supermarket and then these guys are such
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great special forces they wait till the
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cops come and get them big SWAT teams
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and they kill all of them - right these
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are like you know Jason Bourne guys so
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anyway so now it could be that we're in
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some kind of Gladio be here right this
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is this is what you're uncovering oh is
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that my is that my lead to cover Gladio
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be so I'm not going to do that because
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when I'm with really great journalists
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and people who really know the
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Washington beat I know like a nano set
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right compared to these guys who've got
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decades in
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this and you know I'll just say can I
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say mr. B like I learned more in five
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minutes about the Washington beat and
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and and trade reporting and and and
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NAFTA and whatnot sitting here you know
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twenty minutes with mr. B and and then
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and then what what name should I give
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you I think all my listeners are gonna
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want to know I'm gonna just say
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something French
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no is that too much of a giveaway no no
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es que salen um that the default the
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film deep trade deep trade deep trade
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this is deep trade everyone this is deep
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trade deep trade go ahead comedy tone
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comedy tone we were we were talking a
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little bit before about the
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assassination of aldo moro took place in
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1978 and we would have to say that it is
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very likely that a man by the name of
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mario moretti was the author of this
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assassination you know this is the
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accusation of this is the paris school
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of language right this is the biggest
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CIA station in Europe at Aryan language
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the hyperion language school right so he
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was the liaison stipa genic how you
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doing super traffic mario moretti was
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the liaison to the high period language
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school knows that forefront sir is a
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great great book by the
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by English journalist living in Rome by
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the name of Philip willin to look called
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the puppet masters puppet master ship
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and very hard book to find these days
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but well worth the read and I think that
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when you look back on the 20th century
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what happened to Aldo Moro is something
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that's gonna be re-examined by
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historians for a long time to come now
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you're not saying we got we got a
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dogfight we got a dogfight we're gonna
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cut into the dogfight here okay shit I
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almost exposed my sorry no I didn't I
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did I did so so what you're saying I
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think what you're trying to in a very
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mild-mannered Clark Kent ish way you're
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trying to say is that stephen chanock
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may have been involved in the torture of
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maybe 10 to 20 individuals to find the
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roots of the red brigade in italy now I
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said that and Steve I don't want to say
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you're controlled opposition I don't
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want to say you're leading the Infowars
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controlled opposition I promised myself
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I wouldn't say you're leading the
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controlled opposition that's like Trump
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promised he wouldn't say those Arizona
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senators names and I wouldn't I wouldn't
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say that the control opposition was
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Deepa genic and Aldo Moro was tortured
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for 20 days now am I going to be
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tortured for 20 days probably because I
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said teeth steep for genic
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tortured Aldo Moro for 20 days but all
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amongst friends all in a day's work all
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amongst friends so now the black
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orchestra I think is a very interesting
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concept because you have the Nazi
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Germany kind of collapsing and then you
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have these guys exiling and OSS helping
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them exile and then planting them around
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Europe as Gladio
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North America South America I think it
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was extensive they couldn't possibly
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global I don't know how deep it went
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into Asia but but certainly in in Europe
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and the Americas yeah and I think this
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is well and the Portugal papers pretty
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much prove this it's kind of like the
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coin sell Pro papers proved that there
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was this infiltration strategy and every
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government judiciary politics etc for
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every country in Europe right so these
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were kind of the the commandos the
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Sharks troops but then also higher-level
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people that were were sent into
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infiltrate that's right and they were
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manufacturing passports and you know
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what they uncovered there was nothing
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short of amazing and and then what do we
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have four years later despite these
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discoveries the Gladio operations
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continued and you had the assassination
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aldo moro and then you had subsequent
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train bombings and it just went on and
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on it never stopped and and I think that
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when there was a European researcher who
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tried to press and and parliamentary in
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quests tried to press and they said that
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this went right up to to the highest
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levels of NATO they could never find out
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who made the decisions to do these some
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of these operations and of course you
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know tomorrow you know that that that
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that never was taken to NATO's footstep
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but other other terrorist incidents were
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you you could say Henry Kissinger I'm
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sorry mr. Kissinger I am sorry if I said
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the words Henry Kissinger out loud I
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apologize so anyway we're gonna leave
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that as it is right now I want to I want
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to reassure everyone I want to reassure
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everyone that the integrity the identity
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integrity of my to esteem journalists
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has been maintained and I'm sure that
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the death notices the death orders for
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the red teams are now in the offing for
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both of them down on the voice prints
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and I and I really liked you guys while
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you were here you know you guys were
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great but you know this is what I love
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about DC is that you can have these kind
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of off you know off the record off the
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books kind of meetings and you learn so
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much and the one thing you learned in DC
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is you don't know anything and you sit
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down with people who do and you learn so
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that's what I wanted to share with my
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audience tonight I'm sorry I couldn't
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film the people that were involved but
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let me assure you that these folks know
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what they're talking about and they have
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deep deep ties to intelligence community
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and will just keep bringing it to you
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over time thanks everybody and I at some
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day I'll bring these folks for it and
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they'll come this may be any all findit
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false a sip policy the same policy okay
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okay I there it is