Violence Erupting in the Panama Canal Identifying Enemy Infiltration Psyops Ongoing w/ Michael Yon

➡ The text discusses a variety of topics, including Elon Musk, information warfare, Chuck Norris’s health regimen, and an interview with Michael Yan, a Green Beret psyops expert. Yan discusses the strategic importance of the Panama Canal and the potential for violence there due to tensions between the U.S., China, and local communist groups. The text also mentions a health product called Masterpiece, which is claimed to detoxify the body from harmful substances.
➡ The text discusses a protest that was expected to turn violent but was halted by heavy rain. The author, who has experience in observing protests, noticed signs of potential violence such as the presence of drums and flamethrowers. He also mentions the involvement of the UN and Soon Tracks, a company involved in a construction project, but the exact issues being protested are not clear. The author also shares his techniques for identifying potential instigators in protests, such as looking for people with radios or matching clothing.
➡ The speaker relies on intuition and constant study to predict events, particularly in Panama. They believe Panama is a target for various groups, including drug traffickers and foreign powers like China, who may want to destabilize the region for their own benefits. They also suggest that there could be potential conflict between the U.S. and China over the Panama Canal. The speaker is actively researching and sharing updates on the situation, despite challenges in getting their information seen on certain platforms.
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➡ The speaker discusses their experiences with protests around the world, including in Thailand and Hong Kong. They also talk about their time in Panama, where they believe a bridge is being built to connect North and South America. They mention their interactions with the government and labor unions, and their belief that China wants to build a road to South America. Lastly, they share their views on communism, based on their experiences in various countries.
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➡ The speaker disputes the claim that 38,000 Americans died in a certain location, suggesting the number is closer to 500. They criticize Trump for spreading misinformation and express concern over China’s influence in various locations, including Panama and the United States. The speaker has written three books on Chinese information work, all in Japanese, and is dedicated to combating China’s influence. They believe that many Panamanians would prefer U.S. control over their country, despite the potential resistance from the four major families that currently run Panama.
➡ Panama, rich in resources like silver and trees, has been a site of colonization for over 500 years. Its strategic location at the end of the Andes range and the Continental Divide makes it a key terrain. The Panama Canal, an engineering marvel, was built by Americans after failed attempts by the French and Scottish. Today, there are concerns about China’s interest in the region, with fears of them exploiting the resources and affecting the local indigenous communities.
➡ The text discusses the history of Panama and its canal, which was created by the U.S. and not native Panamanians. It also delves into the goals of different globalist factions, including those who want economic control and others who seek total control. The text also mentions the potential for conflict over Panama due to its strategic importance. The speaker suggests that the U.S. and its allies should focus on strengthening their manufacturing capabilities to counter China’s influence.
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It’s very important. He believes that violence, he thought violence was going to happen last night, and we were on we were going to record it live if it broke out, but it rained and he said it was a 90 chance that it was going to break out in violence. And then there was like this hard rain and it dissipated everything. But he explains how we can see the violence, how we can see the cells occurring when it comes to these protests. He talk about January 6th and how he was there that day and he knew, he talked about it being infiltrated and he was talking about all the different cells on January 6 that he identified and how he identified it.

But a lot of these protests are manufactured violence for specific reasons and we talk about that as well and maybe give you an insight. And he likes to, he has so much in his head and, and so there’s just a lot that’s coming out here and so I hope you’ll listen. There’s a lot of nuance all throughout this conversation and you know, things. One thing that is clear is, you know, I keep trying to get him to summarize something and, and he’s like, well, it’s not that simple. It’s not that simple. And he’s, he’s right. We always want to simplify things into like one thing and it really isn’t.

There’s a lot of nuance involved in the situation and you have to be able to read it and react and that’s what he’s trying to tell us here. But he’s also going to explain the fact that the Panama Canal is this juicy real estate, prime stake kind of thing that multiple players, especially the United States and China want. And there is clearly a fifth generation high level of information warfare going on right now. But is it going to be to get to the point where one of them just take it? It’s kind of like the, the lions are circling their, you know, prey and they’re all circling right now waiting for someone just to come in and take it.

And will there erupt some violence? That’s what’s happening right now in the Panama Canal. There are also communist that have been protesting a lot and that’s where the violent eruptions possibly could come from. That’s what he thought was going to happen last night, which did not occur because of the rain. So that’s really good. So he is able to be followed on X or on his substack. If you follow on X, just like if you follow me on X, which I hope you do, follow me on X. But you don’t get to see very many of my posts.

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I was just back down in the Darien Gap again as well. And so I was at yesterday, Masako Ganaha and I, the Japanese researcher, we were in a protest that we, I, I strongly thought would be violent. And, and they were. It was heading that direction. And Soon Tracks, Soon Tracks is a labor union here. They’re a communist labor union. They hate the United States, but most of the Panamanians hate Soon Tracks. That’s clear. If you ask just random 10 Candamanians what they think of Soon Tracks, they’re either a member of it or they hate it.

You know what I mean? And they’re not. It’s not a very big union, but they’re violent and they’re communist. And the UN was out there with them yesterday and that sort of thing. But last year with them like as a pair, straight up, I got them on video and, and Masako and I were just looking at it 10 minutes ago before we came on. We’re looking at the, the UN and their little observer, seeing these communist reporters that I know are hardcore communists being promoted on YouTube and elsewhere because the UN is right in their camp.

And I keep going, oh, yeah, United nations is an enemy formation. They need to be defunded and defanged and many of them need to be prosecuted for things like human trafficking. That’s right. But, but Soon Tracks, they’re the ones that led the. Actually, Soon Tracks. The, the Chinese bridge, the fourth bridge is being built over the Panama Canal is just right over here. And Soon Tracks has got their flags flying out in front of the, the, the construction site which will. Oh, we were going to go to it today, but I think we’re going to have to go tomorrow.

Actually, we go there occasionally to photograph the progress. Yesterday. I think it was yesterday there was an accident at the construction site and a piece of heavy equipment rolled over. I think somebody was actually hurt and it may have been an Asian. I’m just looking at Panamanian news that was actually hurt. But in any case, interesting. Now, Soon Tracks, I thought there was going to be violence because last week there were hundreds. Sorry, my throat. There were hundreds who were actually arrested last week for a big riot they had on the 12th. And you can see a video of a Soon Tracks guy throwing a huge cinder block or large brick or something off the roof.

I think that actually hit a policeman. I’m not sure about that, but there were some policemen badly hurt. At first report, there was a policeman killed, but I don’t think he was. Was killed. But in any case. So that was only a week ago, right. So Soon Tracks is famous for serious violence and killing people. And so yesterday they started with the drums. You know, every time I go. I’ve been to hundreds of protests around the world and the. Whenever they get out with the heavy drums, that’s like, you know, they’re going to be some violence.

And the left wingers are the ones who do the drums. You know, you see drums at football games. That’s not left wing, but that’s all about. It’s going to be a contact sport. Anytime you see the drums, watch out. They were out heavy with the drums and shooting flame, little flamethrowers in the air. It’s some kind of. What was their point? What were they trying to get? What is their point? There were many people, but we thought there was going to be violence yesterday. And I strongly thought I was out there with Masako Ganaha. And I mean, we’ve been in so many protests.

I mean, I’ve been in a lot of protests where people. No kidding, got killed. Like a lot of people got killed, right? I’ve been in many protests where people got killed right by me. So this is sort of my office. I can spot it, right? All the elements were there yesterday. And then God intervened and a heavy rain came and lightning. It was a heavy rain and this is dry season. So this is a weird rain that came from. You can see it on my video yesterday. I’m like, wow. And suddenly there was rain. The protest, right? So they.

The rain is what keep them from turning violent. Wow, that’s really. It was. It was pretty heavy rain and so a lot of people took off and left and it took the energy out. And anyway, I mean, if there was any violence there yesterday, we didn’t see it, but there were thousands of people, so it could have been somewhere else, but we didn’t see it. And. But it was. It was really set for that. You know, they’re carrying bags and all kinds. Now, keep in mind, when you have protests, especially if it’s a large protest, typically there’s A lot of people that kind of glump on with their individual protests.

Like, I’ve been to protest and say, San Francisco, where it looks like it’s a, you know, against Bush protest or whatever, but in reality, there’s all kinds of people. Save the whales and, you know, defund the banks or whatever. There’s all. There’s all. They all get glumped together. And some. Some of it on the Venn diagram overlap. Some of it’s just like, hey, it’s a big protest. Let’s go get our. Our face. Now, keep in mind, these protests can be hijacked. I’ve been, like I said, I’ve been in hundreds of these. I was in seven months of serious protest in Hong Kong.

I was in more than that in Thailand, where people were getting killed. Like, a huge amount were killed and wounded in Thailand in 2010 and 14. But what I’m getting to is I’m going somewhere with this. These protests are easy to either use organically to do something, or you just glump in there with your agent provocateurs and do something in the name of those people. Right? That’s exactly what they did. And remember on January 6th, the first person that was saying that there were agent provocateurs, there was me, because I was physically present. And I’m like, wow, these are agent provocateurs.

They were there with the drums. They were all kinds of things. Like, I know what I’m looking at, right? And the people that followed my work around the world for years know that I’ve been in hundreds of protests with. And I’m like, that guy’s an agent provocateur. Da, da, da, da. How do I spot them? There’s various ways to spot them. One is you show up before the protest. Often, if they’re working as a team, they will show up together. I’ve just noticed this around the world. And they’ll often sit on the ground together, even in the winter.

Anyway, that’s one way I spot them. Another way, once the protest starts, usually, or let’s say often, they’ll show up up in advance. So you want to be at the protest before it starts. Like, you want to be there at daybreak, right? If the protest is scheduled for noon or whatever, you want to be out there, like daybreak, right? Or even before. You want to be early bird or have somebody there who’s watching. And then you tag in, right? So that. That way you’re fresh, but you. You’ve got somebody out there watching, or you Get a hotel room that overlooks is the best often.

And in January 6th, all those hotel rooms are all taken and anyway, but you the best is to get overwatch so that actually in many ways set up and you can watch everything, right? Because you’ll see a lot of them. They’ll show up in advance. That’s one technique. Another is you watch for people that all have the same shoes, all have the same hat, all have the same piece of tape. Watch for people with antennas, right? And if you photograph everything because often you don’t know what’s or video, often you don’t know what’s important until much later.

But so watch for people with antennas. If they’ve got a radio and they’re talking on the radio, typically they’re going to be trying to look at the guy that they’re talking with, like. And often that’s how I spot the other guy. They’ll be talking on a radio which you try to photograph the, the type and the frequency and all that if possible. That’s why you carry good cameras. Always use the highest resolution camera you can get and set it on the highest resolution. Shoot on raw. No matter what the professionals tell you, do not shoot on jpeg.

Shoot on raw. It becomes very important sometimes when you’re trying to read those little numbers later, right? And so, and like yesterday we were looking. You don’t want it compressed. You don’t want those compressed blurred out. You want all the data you can get. Yeah, yeah. Because often the thing that you’re looking at is something that’s quite small. Like who is the manufacturer of the megaphones. Hey, everybody’s got the same megaphone, right? And they’re the same make and model. Hey, they look like they were bought from the same store. Hey, that guy’s got a price tag still hanging off of his, you know.

Oh, that was from such and such store. You know, I mean there’s all kinds of things that you can spot. If you have high res, you’re not going to spot it at that time. You’re too busy, you know, not getting killed. And but, but, but if they’re, if they start talking on the radios, they’re often. So at January 6th, I’m watching the guys on the radios, I’m like, hey, that guy, where’s he? He’s looking over there and there’s the other guy. Oh, he just waved at him. They just waved at each other. Yeah, I see you.

I see you. Yeah, I mean. And so we started naming the cells like there was helmet home and cell and Lucky Charm Cell. And these. There were. Some of these guys were working in cells, right? We named one Lucky Charm Cell because one of the guys, he had a radio. He was talking to another guy January 6th. He looked like the Lucky Charms Irish guy on the, on the, you know, in the, on the, on the. On the Lucky Charms cereal box, right? He held the whole. You know, and so, you know, so we named all the different cells that we could identify.

But anyway, at the end of the day, I mean, like, wow, there are cells all over the place. There are. There’s a lot of actors here that are glomping on. I don’t know what their intent is. I have no idea. But this is what I do around the world, you know, whether it’s Portland or Atlanta or Thailand. And I’ve been in so many protests in Thailand, it’s unbelievable. I used to sleep on the ground with them months at a time. And I mean, lethal protests. If you look up the. The fatalities and injuries in 2010 and 2014, it’s in the thousands.

I was there months at a time, and I was there in Hong Kong for seven months until they kicked me out. Bulletproof vests on and things. I mean, you got. When it’s really becomes dangerous, do you protect yourself more? Yeah, like yesterday. Yesterday I didn’t have a helmet. We just stayed on the outside because we didn’t know. We’re not actually here for this. We’re here for the Miguel and the Canal stuff. You know, I’ve been here a lot since Biden was installed because we knew that Panama, or let’s say we strongly thought that Panama was going to become a point of contention.

And it doesn’t matter who’s president, actually, because we’re looking at this at a much larger scale, right? Panama is a big juicy lamb with a bunch of pork chops around its neck. This place is one of the most viable and interesting places on earth. Even people who live here often don’t realize how key Panama is and how. And more than just that. But that is huge, obviously. But the. But the. But also just the location. Even without the canal, this would be. I mean, this is the connection to Columbia. They’re building two bridges down there now.

Now the protest that happened yesterday, the people building those bridges that are heading towards Columbia now, people keep correcting me saying those bridges are not going to Colombia. Okay, whatever. So I’m the one that found the bridge, right? I’m the one that found that it was being constructed. So now you see it all over the news that was me always out there looking in the jungles because I’ve been thinking that they’re going to build a bridge to Columbia, right? And if I were going to build it, I knew where I would build it. So I kept looking there probably 50 times, right? What’s the point of that bridge? To connect South America and North America, right through Panama.

And now people. Now, the first time I found it was about a year and a half ago, maybe. Now the people building it are Soon Tracks, the people who were in the protest yesterday that I was with, because that’s a labor union, right? So. And I was talking just like 10 days ago with the foreman down at the bridge as he was looking at his plans, you know, right. I was at the bridge. And there’s two bridges in Darien. And the Soon Tracks is also working on that China Chinese bridge, which is right out over here, right over the canal.

But anyway. But the bottom line is it’s very clear that China wants to build a road to South America. I have a book where it’s mapped, right? So when I was down there looking for it, it wasn’t just random thinking, although I knew that they wanted to build a bridge. But at some point I found a book that’s in Spanish and in English. And you can find it. The. The Belt and Road Initiative for Panama. It’s in Spanish and English, right? So you can find it right now as. As somebody’s watching this, they can type it up and they can download it, right? And you can see it right through Darien, right? So anyway, so when I first found the.

The initial construction, it’s near Yavita at the end of Highway 1, it was raining and it was muddy, so they weren’t actually working on it that day because you can’t work in the mud here very well. And so it was rainy season, so they weren’t. But there was mud out on the road. That’s how I tracked it back. You know, I. I said, oh, the mud road. What are they doing over here? Because I’m. There’s never mud on the road right here. So I followed that back and I found the bridge, right? So I drove all the way back up to Panama City, like six hours.

And. And I talked with people in the government. I said, who’s building the bridge down there? There’s no signs. They’re like, we’re not building a bridge. I’m like, yes, you are. And they’re like, no, we’re not. And I’m like, like, you see that mud on My boots. I mean, I was just there this morning 100%. You’re building a road to, into the jungle. In fact, you’re building two bridges. And, and because there’s another one like three or four miles back. And I found it too, right, that one. There’s no road to it, so they’re covering it up.

They have to know. It’s their country. They know. Now, I don’t think those, you think they knew. I think the government people, I asked honestly did not know. I think they honestly did not know. But now that then I, and Vander Steel and Masako Ganaha, I went back up, I’m like, hey, I just found this bridge. You know, I, I’ve been, I keep going down there looking to see if they’re going to bridge this thing, and I’ve got Indians watching for me and that sort of thing. And, and they didn’t report it to me, but, so I found it myself.

But in any case, the, I took Ann Vander Steel, I took Masako, I took Brett Weinstein and Dr. Chris Martinson. I took Laura Loomer and Epoch Times. I took them all down. Everybody who wanted to come. I know you invited me to go look at it. It. So, yeah, you need to come. I, I, I wanted everybody else to see it so that it’s not. And you know, when, oh yeah, when, when we, and I said, this is a serious bridge. These are two serious bridges. And so, so people tried to play it off in the beginning.

Like, a foreman said, oh, it’s just for Yuka. I’m like, Yuka. So I had Dr. Chris Martenson and Brett Weinstein and Laura Loomer and Ann Vander Steel and Epoch Times. And I’m like, like, you see the abutments on this bridge? Does that look like this bridge is for Yuka? This is like a proper bridge, you know, I mean, you could bring trains across this thing. Right? And, and so I don’t know. This isn’t something you could just hide. So, okay, so it’s not hidden. It’s not hidden? No. I mean, it’s a big operation. So. Okay, so my, my question for you is, why the violence? Because obviously these protests, they were ready to.

Violence was ready to erupt. They were going to manufacture it, right? I mean, last week they did violence. This is what, this is where it’s getting really dangerous here. Well, first of all, they’re communist. And I’ve spent a lot of time with communists around the world. Communists. I mean, I’ve spent, good Lord, years with Communists. You know, when I grew up going to church in Florida, in Winter Haven, Florida, and they used to talk about communists. I was like, what are these communists? You know what I mean? They sound really bad, but I didn’t. I never seen a communist.

I probably had, but I didn’t know it, right? The next thing you know, years pass by, I’m a Green Beret, and then I get out of the army, and the next thing you know, I’m in East Germany and I’m in Poland and I’m in Czechoslovakia when it was still Czechoslovakia and I was in Romania. And I’m like, yep, now I know why they’re. I went back to church, I went back to Winter Haven, Florida. I said, here, let me give you an upgrade. They’re a lot worse than you ever made out. I mean, seriously, they’re nuts, aren’t they? I had.

I had a communist. They are worth fighting. You know what I mean? Yeah. Well, I had a communist in China that was part of this. Like, it’s a long story. I was there, and he was her. His turn to speak. He openly said that millions of people in the United States need to die so that we can bring in communism. Oh, they’re straight up. There was no. No qualms, very straight face, no emotion. The. This is what needs to occur. Now, keep in mind, one of the ways that you keep people communist is you keep them drunk or drugged down, right? I mean, like in Poland or Czechoslovak.

Not now, but Poland back then and Czechoslovakia and Romania, they were always drunk. I mean, it was unbelievable. I mean, the cops would be in uniform, drunk. I was out with Pol. I spent two years in Poland, right? I mean, so during the transition from communism to now, Poland’s much, much better now. And you could see it in Poland. Like, I could see the spirit of the Polish people who. They’re incredible people. I was like, they’re going to make it. They’re going to go through a lot of rough time. But there’s something about Polish people, and I’m not Polish at all, but there’s something about Polish people that is just tough.

They’re like bamboo, you know what I mean? Like bamboo. You can bend it, but you can’t quite break it. And that’s why Poland was so important in cracking the nut of the Soviet Union. Union like Lec Valencia and the Solidarity movement and. And the United States was helping. The Reagan administration was helping. They. They had a CIA operation called QR Helpful. QR Helpful was the name of it. It’s funny, I used to have a call sign or not call sign. But my, my signal handle used to be QR Helpful. And people were saying, are, are you, Are you? Do you follow Q? And I’m like, what’s Q? I didn’t know what all this Q stuff was in the United States.

And the reason it was QR Helpful. I was not CIA and I was not not involved in QR Helpful, but I was a Green Beret. And we, my two A teams trained to parachute into Poland to fight Soviets. Right? So I went to German language school and I went to a Polish language school and just spent three hard years training to parachute into Poland. And then after the army, I lived there for two years, right. So I kind of have a little background on Poland and I came to respect the Polish people. But as I. After the war and everything fell apart with the Soviets, I found this book.

I was still studying up on what happened. Like how did we actually break Poland? I know my teams didn’t do it because we never parachuted in. We just trained for it very hard. But we learned a lot of things. So I picked up little hints here and there. And so finally I found a book and it describes QR Helpful. Right. And I was like, ah, so there’s the CIA side of it. So I made my handle QR Helpful. And I kept it like that for a few years because I was trying to see if anybody that was involved in that operation would go, hey, I was on QR Helpful and would talk with me.

I was just fishing. Right. But if anybody on QR Helpful is watching this, please message me because I want to know how you did it. You did a great job. I mean, you know, obviously you helped cause the entire Soviet Union to break by helping Solidarity. How did QR Helpful do this? One is, according to this book, they were smuggling in printers, like Xerox copy machines, because there wasn’t Internet. Yeah. And they were smuggling in radios and different parts and how they would smuggle in the, the, the, the, the printer toner was like as disguised as hot chocolate through Sweden and that sort of thing.

And they would bring it through the ports in Gdynia or Gdanska or whatever and they would. So, you know, Lec Valencia was just hardcore. He ended up going to prison. Le Fuena said at one point that he was in prison, he was starting to lose his spirit. But then he heard, even Lenza, you know, he’s just really tough. And he started to, he said he was starting to lose his spirit. But then he heard Radio Free Europe talking. Radio Free. They were, you know, in Polish, of course. And by the way, when I was at Green Beret, we got to, we got a tour.

This was secret at the time of Radio Free Europe in Munich, and it was amazing. It’s not secret now because it’s past the limit and all that stuff. But, but the Radio Free Europe, they had all the different, like the Czechoslovakia section, the Poland section, the all, you know, the Romania section. And they had every, they had biographies of all the leaders and all this different stuff. And, and, and they, so they were, you know, doing their transmissions on ultra megawatt transmitters. But another way that they did it was they were smuggling in radio parts and that sort of thing.

And so the, the, the, the Solidarity in Poland, they would drive around in their vehicles, of course, the Russians and the Polish intelligence, they had, you know, RDF radio direction finding equipment. So you had to, they would just come out and transmit quickly their message for like 10, 15 minutes and vanish, right? And so, but they kept doing this to, to show the Polish people that Solidarity was still alive, right? Despite all these things that happened, we’re still alive. And it, anyway, one thing, and it showed you that the only way that these communists could maintain power and control is complete suppression and censorship because they can’t have free freedom of thought.

Freedom of thought destroys communists. So they want to. They’re all about control, aren’t they? They. Total control. Just like what we saw in Covid. Just what they’re trying still to do now. It’s all about what they’re trying to do now. What is the violence thing now? So when these guys with the drums and all this stuff, what is the violence about? Why do they want. What is the goal of that? Notice that the, the, the, the communists are just violent. I mean, I spent a year out with them in Nepal, right? I was with the, I was with the, with the Maoist quite a lot.

And I was, you know, I was out there trekking, but I was out there talking with the Maoists constantly, right? And I was just like, you know, the, my guides that I hired, I made sure were Maoists. They were malice. And I would joke with them all the time, like this was their salute. I would salute them with my other hand and I would say, I’m going to make you leave the Maoist. But they would always think I’m just a joke because, you know, you’re, they’re not going to hurt me because they just think I’m crazy to even say that because the mouths are very serious.

But I would Joke with them and try to, you know. But anyway. But I spent a lot of time out with those mouse. And I was figuring out what they’re doing and how they’re doing it and what were they doing? They were trying to get everybody to speak their own languages. They were trying to get everybody to sing their own song. They’re trying to get the schools to teach in their own language. Like, you know, for instance, doing that. What’s that language that they tried to get black people to speak in America? What’s that language? Ebola.

Yeah, that’s what it is. It is Ebola, but I mean, it’s Ebonics, right? But I see this all over the world. Like, I see it everywhere. What’s the point of that? What was it so that you. To divide and conquer to get men to fight women. Never trust anybody over 30 to get, you know, get everybody smoking as much dope, drinking as much alcohol, take the prescription drugs, whatever. Anything that gets. That disengages your prefrontal cortex and engages your, Hey, I just want to get high part of your brain. And leave our borders wide open. Like, I can talk about how bad it is to.

For the cannabis stores to be popping up in. In Thailand, which they are now by the thousands. And I will guarantee you, guarantee you people that are heavy bong monkeys, I just call them what they are, bong monkeys. They are monkeys smoking their bongs. Like Joe Rogan is Doper Joe Rogan, the bong monkey. Monkey. When I say that, their blood pressure skyrockets. They’re breaking stuff, throwing it out the window right now. They’re going, it’s my freedom, man. I’m like, okay, see, you will defend your bong, but you will not defend our border. Joe Rogan is in Austin, right? I’ve turned down so many opportunities to go on his show.

He’s never invited me, but people like Alex Jones invited me publicly. Like, hey, I can probably get you on Joe. I’ve known him 26 years. These. That was a live overturn. I’m like, I’m not going on Doper Joe’s show, right? I’m not going to do it. I’m not going to bring to help more young people come to Doper Joe’s show while he smokes dope with space boy, you know, Elon Musk, right, Who openly talks about his addiction to ketamine. Openly, right? And Doper Elon Musk, smoking, doping, this is not bad judgment. That’s a direct attack. That’s clear that.

That’s a direct Attack to you. What you, what you want to do is dumb down everybody and all these communists. Listen, I’ve been to 99 countries, right? Most of my life has been out of the United States. I’ve spent more years and wars than PhDs spend in university, right? War is what I do, right? Do you want glowing skin, healthy joints and nails without breaking the bank? Meet Native Path collagen. It’s a secret to your best self. Packed with grass fed hydrolyzed collagen peptides, Native Path works from the inside to boost your skin’s elasticity, strengthen your hair and keep your joints feeling great.

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The grease and fuel of psychological warfare is intoxicants and has been for many, many centuries. Right? This is nothing new. Now the young people who go to their dope head parties, they think they know everything about the latest dope and blah blah, blah, blah blah blah. And they think it’s something new. And older people don’t know about it it because they’re stupid. They’re just straight up kids. Well, young kids are. I mean that’s a. Don’t trust anybody over 30. It’s because you’ve already gone through your stupid phases. Right? Right. And we’ve all been through that. We’ve all been through it.

We’ve all been through the stupid phase, right? And then. And, and we’re probably. And older people that are in their 90s look at us and think the same way. And like, yeah, and you’re just. And when you’re my age, it’ll look different to you again, right? But the fact is, when you study war so much, which I do all over the world, right, right. I see a common theme are the intoxicants. And it’s a common theme in all the old literature I read. I read old books constantly. Masako Gaha and I spend a lot of time in antique bookstores.

For instance, we were down in Argentina recently for two months looking what the Chinese and others, they had a huge cannabis expo there. It was unbelievable. Kids on people’s shoulders while they’re smoking dust dope with their child on their shoulder. We got photos and videos of this, right? And, and it’s very professional expo, right? And I’m like, wow, Argentina is under direct attack now. Most people that are bong monkeys and thinking at this, at the monkey level will think, no, this is about my freedom. I’m a libertarian. Don’t you get it? And they always, they always hit you with the don’t you get it? This is about freedom.

It’s like, yeah, I get it. Guess what? And I do war. And I watch people kill people, people like you all the time, right? I watch the bodies stack up literally dead in front of me, right? And what do they do? They dumb them down. They get them in the Communist party or whatever. They get them to fight each other. Once, once you are in that primitive mode that intoxicants can do, alcohol, obviously, cannabis, whatever. And then there’s the direct attack chemicals like fentanyl. I mean, that’s just like chemical warfare right there. I mean, but that’s not even intoxicant warfare.

That’s like, like straight up kill you. Everybody watching this, by the way? Everybody. Somebody in their family, either direct family or extended, has been an alcoholic or a drug addict or a gambling fiend. There’s a, there’s a casino right out my window, right? And everybody knows that just one person in your house. House, who is a drug addict or an alcoholic or a gambling fiend can be like a hellfire missile coming through your rooftop. That’s right. It can destroy your house. So it’s not just. So the libertarians, of which many aspects of my personality are heavily libertarian, I fight for freedom, but at the same time I realize that that freedom is the rope.

Right. They used our freedom that we desperately fight for against us. Right. To then destroy you. You have a right to be a doper. Psychological. Then you destroy. I can’t walk on the streets at night because you’re doped up. You’re driving vehicles doped up or drunk. Right. And shooting up the school because you’re on some prescription. Right. You know, this is the. But I’m sorry I interrupted, but I’ll get on a roll here because I see this everywhere. And all these wars I go to, you know, it’s a reality of how they destabilize the communities and, and, and take control and, and smarter.

Fifth generation warfare is, you have to be really aware to fight this. That’s really sophisticated. So what do you think the end goal is? I mean, because you’re in Panama. Because you know it’s important. So what the heck is the end goal here? And where do you see the United States moving? What do you think Trump’s going to do? You know, somebody sent me a link the other day to my interview with the Sean Ryan show. And on that Sean Ryan Show, I was saying, somebody’s going to take Panama. And that was maybe a year ago, but I’ve been saying this for years.

Somebody will take Panama because that again, Panama is a big, juicy, defenseless lamb with a bunch of pork chops around its neck. It’s got the Panama Canal right here. And the Chinese have ports on both sides of the canal. They do not operate the canal. Trump says the Chinese operate the canal. That’s nonsense. They don’t, but they can. Certainly. They are certainly slowly but surely like Kudzu taking over not just Panama, but I mean, they’re working heavy in Argentina. And Sacco and I just spent two months in Argentina looking at it. Right. We, they’re doing it in El Salvador.

They’re doing it. They just built a big library there. We went inside that library. It’s built by China Aid, which is like Usaid Masako was sending me photos back from Armenia of China Aid on the buses and the ambulances and stuff. I flew over there and we saw it. I mean, yeah, I mean, Georgia, Armenia, El Salvador, here in Panama. There’s China Aid running around here on their big vans. You know, they got their symbols. They got a office in the UN complex at Ciudad de Sabair. China Aid has an office, right, with the un. You know what I mean? You can’t make up.

I know. The UN is just a traitor to freedom. They’re a straight up communist organization, aren’t they? They were in the protest yesterday. We’ve got them on video. Straight up yesterday. I think I sent you that just before we went. Yeah, yeah, I saw that. So would. Would, what do you think Trump’s going to do? Do you think he’s going to take over the Panama Canal? Do you think that there’s going to be violence? Do you think it’s going to. It’s a place of war. What do you think’s really going to happen? I think about this, as you can imagine, day and night, and with members of Trump’s team who contact me every day, seven days a week at this point.

Point. Right. Despite all the bad things I constantly say about Trump, I help a lot. Shutting the border, not me. Our team. Burning Edge. Masako Ganaha, who’s helping run the camera, but she’s also a very serious researcher in Japan, and she’s traveled to 30 countries in the last four years researching these things. We’ve been to Thailand together. Japan, of course, Taiwan. 30. Right. All over Europe watching these things. Now, what’s going to happen to Panama? What’s going to happen? Well, Masako has been in the daring gap 12 or 15 times. She’s been through the canal numerous times.

We’re researching this heavily. What do we think’s going to happen? What do I want to happen? Would be another question. Yeah, I want to hear both. Yeah. Now let me go back to. Panama is a big juicy lamb with pork chops hanging around its neck. China wants it. United States wants it. We built the canal. We built Panama. Panama did not exist. You know, you can drink the water out of the tap here in the sink in Panama City because of the Americans. Right. You can’t drink the water out of the tap in the rest of Panama, but the United States built the water system here in Panama City.

So I can go and drink the water right out of the tap. That. Right. And. And United States split Panama off from Colombia in order to build the canal. Right. So we opened the canal in 1914. The Chinese, the French went bankrupt here. Right. And so 38,000Americans did not die here. That’s nonsense. Maybe four or five hundred. We’re not actually clear, but it’s. I think it’s less than 500. But, I mean, they keep saying 38,000. It’s just nonsense. So let’s stick to the facts. Right, Right. The facts are a lot of Americans did die here and this canal would not exist if it weren’t for the United States.

There’s no need to lie about it. I don’t know why Trump just throws these lies out. So it’s like, it’s like. Because the truth is compelling. Right, so. And we get diverted with the lies, right? 38,000Americans did not die here. And the. In the Chinese do not control the Canal period. Right. However, I’ve been saying, I’ve written three books on Chinese information work. Three, right. I’ve been to China. I spent about 19 years in Asia. I spent about a year in and around China. I’ve written three books attacking China, saying. And unfortunately, those books are only in Japanese language.

I know. And I want, I want those books because I want to translate them. Oh, yeah, they’re in. We talked about it. So I want to get it. I need the PDF, so. So go ahead. So I wake up in the morning fighting China and I go to bed at night fighting China. Right. I’ve been saying full on for four years, since Biden was installed. China needs to get out of Panama. They got to get out of Antigua, they got to get out of Bahamas, they got to get out of Venezuela, they got to get out of Central America.

We need them out of Monroe Doctrine needs to be in effect. They need to be out of Texas, they need to be out of the Los Angeles. Listen, they also have big interest around our military bases in the United States and at our ports in the United States along the western front of our. Of Canada and the United States. States and Canada. Masako and I last year were in the Chinese police station in Vancouver. Right, right. We go on and on about that. We’ve been to the police station in Dublin, we’ve been to one in London that Masako somehow found that one was pretty secretive, but somehow she found it.

Anyway, we went to it, so. But the. And when we hit the buzzer, there was no sign at the one in London. And it was kind of like weird spy stuff in this, you know, out of the way, nobody can see it from the road type thing. So Masako puts her face on. She’s Japanese, so they can’t tell when it’s kind of dark, she goes nihau. In Chinese, right? And they answer in Mandarin and. And she doesn’t speak Mandarin, so that conversation ended there. So we tried to get in. So she speaks Japanese. So anyway. But they answered in Mandarin, so that’s quite interesting, huh? But in any case, what’s going to happen to Panama if you do this? Well, well, if you do it gently.

I think most of the Panamanians want us to take it. I. I know that may sound Crazy. But when you talk with people here, a lot of them are like, first of all, they don’t now Soon Tracks, the ones who’s, you know, the communists that we were in their protest yesterday, they hate Americans, right? They want to take them. Oh, they’re idiots. They’re communists. I mean, they’re waving the communist flag yesterday. I mean, and, and, but they’re dangerous. They’re straight up dangerous. Do they want the Chinese to take it or do they want the U. S to take it? I’ve never heard him say anything about the UN taking.

But the UN’s headquarters is right beside the canal in the old US Army south headquarters. It’s in Fort Clayton. So all the veterans of Panama know where Fort Clayton is. That is UN headquarters now. And, and China Aid has an office there. And so, but, but, and, and so now when it comes to Soon Tracks, Soon Tracks is a labor union. Their comments this, Most of the Panamanians seem to hate them. They’re either. I mean, Soon Tracks hates America and most Panamanians clearly hate Soon Tracks. And so a bunch of Soon Tracks got arrested on February 12th and they’re very violent protests.

There was a lot of injuries and da, da, da, Right. And so we thought there was going to be violence yesterday. But then the Lord released the reins and it was raining and lightning. All of a sudden, right when, you know, the action was, was picking up a little steam and the rains came. It was like right on cue. It was pretty. And this is dry season. But any case, I think if you do it well, a lot of Panamanians will want us to take it. There’s only four major families that run Panama right now. Keep in mind, do all four Panamanian.

What’s that? Do you think all four of those families are. Want the United States to take it? It. I think it’ll be mixed because they’re going to want their autonomy. Of course, I don’t know what, they don’t want to lose their power. But the, that’s just power never voluntarily gives itself up. But the power generally doesn’t commit suicide. Yeah, they never want that. So you’d have to negotiate with them. But the people want it. You’re, you’re thinking and maybe the families want that more, want to align with the United States more than China. Now keep, well, keep in mind most of Latin America, all the countries to my knowledge, are run by Somewhere between four and 12 families, roughly.

Right. And the United States is similar. Like look at California, maybe four families and noms and browns and who else Right. Pelosi. I mean, so, I mean the most of the world is like that. The oligarchical systems kind of revolve around key families. Right, right. So in any case now who’s going to take the Panama Canal again? Panama is a juicy lamb with pork chops around its neck. They’ve got a huge copper mine which China and the United States want that copper. The, the communists have kept that shut down and they’ve done it with information war.

But I mean there’s some righteousness to what they’re arguing about too because it does damage this incredible ecosystem. There’s no question that they’re right about that. But at the same time, I know how this eventually goes. Like Hawaii. A quick break in the program to share with you that the gold market, the silver markets are seeing huge movements not seen in our lifetimes. There is massive movements of gold coming off the comex, coming back to the United States. We’re hearing chatter of, of gold being re evaluated from $42 an ounce upwards of what market is right now, which is almost 3,000 an ounce or even a lot more than that.

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The king of Hawaii knew that. That’s why you have that old flag that had, you know, so many different flags and amalgam of flags. Right. Somebody was going to take Hawaii because Hawaii was a juicy lamb with big pork chops around a snack. Either Japan or Russia or UK or France or United States. Somebody was going to take Hawaii. We took it, thankfully. And the Hawaiians with brains know that, right? There’s other ones and they’re like, no, no, this was our island. Of course they our islands. I’ve been to Hawaii a lot. But they also took Hawaii from people before them too, by the way.

But in any case, what about Panama? Somebody’s going to take it. That’s why I said on the Sean Ryan show last year and that video apparently is recirculating now because of how clearly I stated that and I’ve been saying it very clearly. It just happened to be on the Sean Ryan show, which is a huge show, but. But somebody’s going to take it. These rivers run with gold. There’s silver here like crazy. When they were paying the workers on the Panama Canal, when the United States was paying the workers, when we were building canal which opened in 1914, they were paying them in gold and silver.

The silver that they paid with was mined from Panama. And they literally had workers mining the silver to pay the workers, right? And so, I mean, that’s how rich this place is, is billions of dollars worth of trees which the Chinese are stealing. You can build that route to Colombia which is being built. If anybody says that’s not being built, disregard them. Show them the hand. So do you think the colonization that has been going on for over 500 years, do you think, I mean, we’re still right in the middle of it is what you’re saying this is.

Well, let me tell you how important this place is. Let me tell you how important it is, how important Panama is place, especially between where I’m sitting now. This is the end of the Andes range, right? The Andes that goes to the tip of South America. And then at some point people argue where connects with the Rockies and keeps going. This is the Continental Divide. I’m at the Continental Divide, right? Continental Divide goes right through Panama. So the migrante, the invaders who are coming over, they go through the Mountain of death, Montana de la Muerta. They rain off that mountain.

That’s Continental Divide, right? And the. When I say they rain off of it, they rain off of it, dying, falling, because it’s slippery and wet and steep. But the. So this is the Continental Divide and there is so much key terrain here. The first Sydney in all of the Americas, I have a book or I have it in and we have different rooms here rented the. And I have them in a different room. The. A book called Santa Maria la Antigua. Santa Maria la Antigua. Santa Maria La Antigua del Darian of the Darien is the first town that was built in the Americas that was not on an island, that was not St.

Augustine or something like that up in Florida. That was not, you know, the Jamestown or anything like that. Santa Maria la Antigua del Darian was built in the Darien in 1510 by Spaniards. Fourteen years later the Indians killed or ran off the Spanish. So everybody here knows about Santa Maria la Antigua del Darian. That’s how important it was. The first town was built in the Darien, right? Now the Scottish came along in and they tried to build a corridor across the Panama Canal is not a new idea, right? That idea was right back from the beginning, right back in the 1500s.

They’re like hey, we need to be able to cross to the Pacific, right? And so the Scottish came along later in the Darien and they did their Darien project and they started to try to make a corridor between the Pacific and the Caribbean side on, and they, it was on the Caribbean side where they tried to build it and they, they sold a bunch of bonds and all that stuff in Scotland and, and, and, and they got wiped out, right? The diseases and the Indians and the Spaniards. So this bankrupted Scotland. That’s how Scotland became part of the United Kingdom in 1706 I think in the Articles of Union.

I’m sorry if I’m wrong. I think it was 1706 and the articles of Union because they did their Darien project in the late 1600s, 1690s, 1695. Ish. And it was, they had two different sort of goes at it and then they finally went bankrupt up and Scotland today is part of the United Kingdom because they went bankrupt here now then came along the French and tried to build the Panama Canal and they went bankrupt, right? And then the arrogant Americans came along and said we can do it. And, and that means General Grant was here and we did it, you know, full stop and, and you know, did the, you know, old school Americans got it done, right? And, and it was an incredible feat of engineering building this canal.

It’s interesting like last year or year and a half ago when I found the first and second bridge in the Darien and I was back up here in Panama or it was about a year ago somebody I was standing beside the canal with somebody, I said, you know, we’re building bridges or somebody’s building bridges in the direction of Columbia and Darien. And he said what? A lot of people said, first of all, nobody’s building a bridge and nobody’s building a road to Columbia. And I’m like, yeah, they are. And he’s like, anyway, wait. He goes. He goes.

And besides that, it’s impossible. A lot of people say it’s impossible. They. I’m like, you realize that is the Panama Canal standing right in front of us. That’s the canal that opened in 1914. That was impossible. And you’re saying we can’t. Somebody can’t build a little road and a railway to Columbia through the Daring Cap. Have you ever been to Louisiana? Have you ever been to Mississippi? Have you ever been that? That road is child’s play to build through the Darien Gap. It’s child’s play. It just takes money. That road is not even a serious road slash bridge system to build on the scale of things.

Right. It’s actually just a function of political willingness and a. And a budget to do it. It is. Is being built. And the Chinese want it to be open. Open it is. Again, it is not a matter of if, it is a matter of when. And the Chinese are crystal clear that they want the Darien open. With that, they can pull out billions of dollars worth of trees. They can destroy the Kuna Indians, the Embra Indians, and the Wunan Indians down there. That I’m. I’m out with the Imran, the Kuna a lot, mostly the embarrass. And when the Embera are gone, the trees are gone.

When the trees are gone, the Embera are gone. Right. Right. They are. The Chinese are taking their trees. They are taking trees that are so big that only one tree can fit on the back of a semi truck. I’ve got many, many photos that I made and videos, and they don’t care. Massive trees. Massive trees. I’ve seen. I’ve seen homes, like small homes made out of trees like that, you know, like just the carving out of the trunk and then they have a home in. Inside of it. It’s cool. You could actually do that. It would be a small home, but you.

You could actually do it. It’s cool. You could actually make stairs in there and have another floor. Yeah. How cool would that be? So anyways. Well, I mean, me, I’m actually. I’m kind of a tree hugger. Not kind of. I’m. I’m a straight up, like. I’m like almost Greenpeace, except they’re communist trash. Right. You know what I mean? So I don’t want the Burying Gap trees, just. But you don’t want to destroy something that’s taken thousands of years to build. It’s like we can’t just get this back. I mean, we need to be stewards of our land.

Just because you’re more of a conservative or you’re more libertarian, more of a constitutionalist, doesn’t mean we don’t want to preserve the land and we don’t want to be stewards of it. I mean, that’s stupid. So the United States used to be covered with trees like that. United States used to be covered. I mean, coast to coast we had old growth trees that were massive, massive. They cut them down and burned them, burned them. And that’s what a lot of the people did in Darien, the old ranchers, they cut the trees down and burned them. Well, let me ask you though, so you think that it’s either going to be China, the United States, and do you think it’s going to end up coming to a hot war or is it going to continue in this informational war? I mean, we’re in a war right now.

It’s, it’s psychological, it’s information. It’s. It is. We are in the middle hardcore fifth generation warfare right now. I know you know it, I know it, we know it. It. But will that cross a line to violence? We can beat China. I know a lot of people are like, nah, that’s impossible. It’s like as impossible as building the, you know, the Panama Canal or the road through the Darien. It is not impossible to beat China. I study China all over the world, right? Again, I spent about 19 years in Asia. I’ve written three books on Chinese information war.

I’ve been all over China, right? And we can beat, beat them. We can straight up beat them. The reason that China is growing so much is because we sent our manufacturing over there. We helped, we vacated the battlefield, we vacated Panama. You know, the globalists did that, right? Jimmy Carter signed it over to Teres, right? That was. Read the book Creature from Jekyll island and G. Edward Griffin, I was on his program some months ago. Incredible. G. Edward Griffin, the creature from Jekyll island, he talks about why we gave the Panama Canal away, right? We gave it away.

It was a globalist thing. It had nothing to do with fairness. And they say returning the Panama Canal to Panama, it was never Panama’s. We made Panama from scratch. It did not exist. We made Panama to make the canal. It was Colombia, right? And Colombia stole it from, from the Indians, various types of indigenous people. So the Spaniards took it from indigenous, just like we did in America. And then they made this greater Gran Colombia is huge. And then they you know, they had, they were not administering Panama at all. And so we sponsored in a tiny little.

It wasn’t difficult. There was really nobody. There was very few people here except for the indigenous people. People. And then we, you know, we, we made Panama and then we made the canal. And it wasn’t made with Panamanians. Panamanians didn’t exist until we made it. It was made with people that we brought in from, from, from the, from the West Indies mostly. So what were the ultimate goals of the globalists giving it away? What, what are their goals for it? Do they want the Chinese to take control of it? Now keep in mind there’s different species of globalists.

There are, there are two factions right now for sure, at least, least that are fighting and we are in the middle of that too. But the globalists, the old school globalists, what was their plan with it? The World Economic Forum KLAUS Schwab Covid Globalists what do they want? Even within that group, it’s clearly different architectures, right? It’s people that are. Because the World Economic Forum conglomerate is, is more of a, it’s kind of a club of, of globalists, right? It’s not, it’s not its own thing. It’s a bunch of other things, right? Like Afghanistan is not really a country.

It’s a lot of other places that are not another globalists, you know, the COVID globalists, the UN globalists, the ones who want to move culture to the east and total control. I mean if you want to summarize it, a main energy force of this is no borders and total control and they want to reduce the global population to maybe 500 million people argue about that was part of the Panama being given back, was part of that long term plan to have one world government that they control. Keep in mind, the reason I’m so hesitant to answer the question is because there’s a lot of information in my head and I’m trying to organize it quickly, right? So there is like there’s the Chinese.

They want the world to be Chinese and they’re crystal clear about it. They don’t for sure. They don’t, they don’t hide that. They don’t want it to be just Chinese because remember Chinese for. Or let’s say let’s go, let’s leave China for a minute. Let’s go to the Arab world. What’s an Arab, right? If you try. The only people that can define what an Arab is in one minute or less are the ones who know nothing about Arabs. You know, nothing if you can define Arab in one minute or less, you don’t know anything about Arabs, right? Yep.

It’s, it’s the same thing with Chinese. What is a Chinese? Right. I’ve been all over China. China is a lot. What’s Thai? I’ve been all over Thailand. I’ve been to all 77 provinces of Thailand. I used to have an office in North Thailand. It’s the same with what’s the US I mean there’s 17 languages all over the place in the United States. That’s right. I’ve been all over the United States as well. And that’s why when I’m in Europe, Europe, I lived in Europe for more than six years, right. And so I, I live, I speak German.

I, I lived in Poland for two years. I lived in Germany for four years. I’ve been all over Europe and Europeans often. What’s the European again? What’s the European. But often people. Well, when you look at China, just think European. I mean Europe is a big place place, relatively small compared to Asia, but, but it’s got many different cultures and languages that are very disparate from each other. Right. And they fight each other, everybody goes to war with each other. Like Europe, Europe is the white people Middle East. Right. That is for sure. And it wasn’t the.

A hundred years ago. It really was. Right. Hardcore only because they have this exhaustive World War I and World War II and then we were there with the Cold War, trying to keep it together, which was I think obviously somewhat of a globalist move as well. What are the globalists too? It’s like what’s a Chinese, what’s an Arab, what’s an American, what’s a European, what’s a globalist? There’s, there’s many different. Yeah, so the Chinese want, they don’t want a Global, they want theirs. United States, for the most part. We have a bunch of idiots here that want a global community and they want to.

Oh yeah, they, they truly want to give away their power. They truly want to give away their freedom to somebody they don’t know, don’t understand who has more money than God, who is, has no morals or character whatsoever, who lied to them non stop. And these people are gullible and naive enough to, to just give away. Okay, here’s all our power. Okay, that’s stupid. But anyway, so the Chinese want to have their national identity. They want control. We don’t want for the most part the maga, the Trump type people. They don’t want to give away the what it makes us us.

So what is. What is the plan here? What do you think’s happening? It’s three factions. I know it’s more than that. And we know it’s more than. Yeah, it’s a lot because there’s different, but. Yeah. You remember those anatomy. I’m trying to simplify it for people. You remember those anatomy books when you’re a kid? And some of them have those clear pages, like, this is the skeleton. This is the circulatory system. This is a nervous system. Right? The globalists are like that, too. There’s some that want just economic globalism, right? They want things like the Panama Canal to be open.

They want the Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz and the Straight of Gibraltar, and they want the. The, you know, the. All the rest of the. The corridors and the railways across Europe and Asia. They want those things to be open. They want economic. They want, you know, low or no tariffs. They. So that’s one type of globalism that’s just economic. That’s why, you know, the European Union wanted to have one set of laws so that all the trucks going through Europe didn’t have to stop when they leave Italy to Austria to Germany. That’s the banker’s dictatorship.

That’s the Jackson Hole. That’s the Baker’s dictatorship, where they’re talking Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where they want to control the budgets for all these countries and they want to control it. That’s. But those people also want control of everything we do, right? I mean, so you’re talking the economic. The bankers. There’s two factions of them, one with just one economic control, and then the other ones want. What do they want? Total freaking control. Total control. Yeah. I mean, there’s. There’s some that want, like, you know, neuralink in your head and see who keeps talking about that. That guy that smokes dope with Joe Rogan.

Yeah. So a doper who pushed the death jab. Elon Musk, Right? The dude is a drug addict, right? Straight up, he talks about it. This isn’t conspiracy theory. He talks about it all the time. So this drug addict guy wants to put a chip in our head, and he’s opening a huge data center in Memphis that will use more power than most cities, right? I mean, this. The. The Memphis data center that he’s opening right now. Now is intense, right? And this is the guy who is supposed to be altruistically doing all these things. He’s a super globalist.

But. But, yeah, I can. The Doge operation For transparency, that’s a good thing, but you have to be. I’m glad. USA just cut. That’s there. It’s a good. The transparency and auditing is good, but you can’t be naive. And I mean, that’s a whole other conversation here. Yeah. It’s not altruistic. Well, yeah, but I don’t think. I mean, we can go into it, but I don’t think all the. The whole control grid, I think that’s already in place, being honest. So this is. It is. But it’s getting more and more intense. Well, sure, sure. But. But anyways.

So what do you think is going to happen in. In Panama? Do you think it will get to a hot war or do you think it’ll just stay at this slow burn of an information war? I would not be spending so much time here if it weren’t one extremely important strategic level. Important. Right. And if there weren’t serious potential that it’s going to be, you know, there’s going to be a tug of war for this. There is a tug of war for it right now. And now let me go back to what can we do? We can fight China, right? And we just have to be Americans again, like, you know, straight up, we want that manufacturing in the United States.

You know, we want that manufacturing in allied countries, Japan, United States, that sort of thing that are on. Definitely we’re on the same team, Right. We don’t want it to be in China. China is using that. Read Unrestricted Warfare. Unrestricted Warfare is a very important book to read. Read. Read Unrestricted Warfare. It’s written by two Chinese colonels, right. They talk about all this information war. They talk about psychological warfare. They talk about drug warfare, economic warfare, political warfare, all these different sorts of warfare and how they blend them together. They’re very good at it. They’re very artful with their war.

Right. And then there’s the kinetics, of course, when most people think of war, they think of. Or they talk about anyway, kinetic war. When I think of war, I think of. Think kinetic is a component of war. And I think the biggest part of warfare is information and psychological. And the biggest weapon in that is drugs. Any kind of drugs, whether that be alcohol or prescriptions that, you know, modify behavior or whatever. Look at all my veteran friends. A lot of them were. I was in the wars with or in the army with. A lot of them are on prescription drugs, like so many drugs.

It’s unbelievable. What do you think? Now, put in this context, I never thought about it this way. Because of the war. The fifth generation warfare we’re going through was Covid a backdrop really, as a drug for this war. I mean, it was a biological weapon. A lot of what, you know, whether you’re talking about the vaccine or the jabber, was that really just an element of this fifth generation warfare that we’re in. In your context and how you’re. It clearly was. The question is, who actually was doing what? Who’s zooming who here, Right? Because you got all these different things, all these different people, different components of this working sometimes synergistically together and sometimes in opposition.

I mean, there are. There are globalists who don’t want to see America collapse. There are globalists who want to see our borders remain intact. There are borders who want to have no borders. There are globalists that don’t want any borders at all, right? And so there’s. There are the globalists that are the Han Chinese who speak Mandarin, who are the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party Party who want China to be Han Chinese. They don’t want Tibetans, they don’t want Uyghurs, they don’t want the people that speak Thai language. Down in the southern part near Kunming, I went up there and, you know, there’s people and there’s many languages spoke spoken in.

In China. They want everybody. They don’t want the Hong Kongers speaking Cantonese. They don’t want. They want them all to speak Han or they want them all to speak Mandarin. And they want the Han Chinese, the big, tall, whiter Chinese. Those are the Chinese that want to run China, right? Are running China, right? But there’s different factions within China, such as in Shanghai and other places, there’s different parts of China that will fight each other internally. And you see these all. One of the reasons these Chinese police stations are all over the place, such as in Vancouver, is not just to.

China knows that the. The. The other problems that they’ve had within China often were hatched overseas, right. By Chinese. Overseas Chinese. So they. This is a common thing. Like the Polish who helped with Solidarity. A lot of them lived in Chicago, right? That was. Chicago is the second biggest Polish city, right. When I lived in Poland for two years, Polish used to tell me all the time, oh, you are American. Welcome to Poland. Did you know what is the second biggest Polish city? And I would always go, ah, let me see. It must be K or Catina or.

Or Katowice or something. And they’re like, no, no, Chicago. They were right, actually. And it was the second and so part of Our ability to overthrow the Polish Communist government, which was a big crack in the Soviet Union. It wasn’t the only fight against the. So, remember when we were fighting the Soviets, it was impossible to beat the Soviet Union. Hammer and sickle on the flag. They’re so strong. Wrong. We beat the. Out of them. You know what I mean? They’re gone. My language. We beat them down well, and their whole financial system collapsed. We beat the impossible.

We achieved the impossible dream. We cracked them, but we cracked them by coming at them with unrestricted warfare. We used unrestricted warfare on the Soviet Union, and we destroyed them. Right. And they’re stronger almost today than we are. That’s Russia, not. Yeah, Russia, not the Soviet Union. You’re right. Russia, Soviet Union included. Like, you know, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Romania, Kazakhstan and, you know, and all these different. Well, there was the east block, and then I would think some of them are sliding back, aren’t they, into. Well, I don’t know what’s going to happen with places like Ukraine and Belarus and, you know, Kazakhstan and all those.

I don’t know. I mean, it’s, it’s too, Too complex to, to, to. To solve with the math problem. You know what I mean? Like, what’s going to happen with Panama? I mean, if you ask me four years ago, do you think that they’ll end up being problems in Panama? My answer would be yes, obviously, because I was there. Ever since Biden got installed, I’ve been practically camping here. Right? You know what I mean, in Panama, Because I sensed it. But if you ask me what would happen, I mean, I don’t know. But I can tell you one thing.

I don’t know how the tigers are going to divide the lamb or if one tiger is just going to grab the lamb and run off with it. But there’s a lamb. It’s got pork chops around its neck and there’s hungry tigers around it. Well, talking about lamb, you know, aren’t they all talking more openly about taking it now, too? And it’s getting a lot more aggressive. Oh, straight up, yeah. And it needs to be. And again, again, we have certain advantages. One is the Panamanians tend to look at us not as in, generally speaking, not as enemies or friends, but more as like, distant family.

Right? Like, Panamanians love to go to the United States, but they don’t generally migrate to the United States. They stay here. And when they find out I’m an American, they’re like, oh, welcome. How do you like Panama? And I’m like, I love it. I mean, I actually do. I love Panama. Panama. And so. And when they find out Misaka’s Japanese, they’re like, oh, welcome to Panama. Actually, they’re polite. They usually think she’s Chinese and they’re polite to her when they think she’s Chinese. But when they realize she’s Japanese, like, oh, wow. Japanese. Oh. And then they start telling you all the music they listen to and all this stuff.

They love Japanese. We were up at the canal a couple months ago and they let. We’ve got a behind the scenes tour of that. Tourists just don’t get. They actually let Masako open the locks. But Agua Clara locks. There’s a couple mouse clicks. Unbelievable. I mean, we got on the Panama. The Panama Canal Railway a couple of years ago and they let her be in the locomotive. So they let me in because I was with her. And it wasn’t white privilege, just Japanese privilege. So we, they literally. We went across Panama and back in that. They let her get on top of the train.

Train and put a camera on top of the train, outside the train. I mean, it’s Japanese privilege. We went down to Argentina. You don’t think they were on a train there? And when they figured out she was Japanese, she ended up being in that locomotive. She didn’t even ask. Wow. And you wouldn’t have gotten that treatment. She was the one that would have gotten. No way I’m gonna get it. I’m just like, hey, I’m carrying her cameras. I’m her assistant. So, yeah. It’s unbelievable. People, they talk about white privilege. I’m like, are you having these privilege? But it’s because the.

It’s because the other Japanese have been so good and polite to people and there tend to be. Actually, out of all the countries I’ve been to and all the cultures I’ve been to, they are definitely the most honest. I mean, when I go and the highest morals. Actually when I go to Japan, as a general statement. As a general statement. Statement. When I go to Japan, my actual manners get a little better. That’s funny. You know, they don’t curse. Japanese don’t curse. You know, the worst thing that Japanese will say to somebody is, you’re lazy. That’s like a grave insult.

But they’re tough, right? They have. They really see. Yeah, they’re tough on their people. I, I taught a class at the University of Minnesota when I was teaching the different cultures and how, you know, the culture clash when you try to do business with different cultures. And they are. They’re pretty they’re very formal. Yeah, yeah, they’re, I, I, I like working with Japanese quite a lot actually. First of all, it increases my level of manners, you know. So actually if, if, if I weren’t around Masako so much, my manners would be a lot worse. I’d be talking more like direct man.

You need more of a gutter mouth. Well, where can people follow you? Because I know you’re putting out reports on almost a daily basis. Can I say something, by the way? Yeah. I just said the redneck that I am now that’s important. I lived in Europe for more than six years, right. And I lived up in Massachusetts and all that stuff. The, I lived in Massachusetts for a couple years, right. Both in the army and out of the army. And to them redneck means racist, uneducated, wife beater, that sort of thing. It means the same thing to Germans, right? Like Germans are British, they think of redneck.

But when you’re from the south, redneck is a, is a, is a, it’s a multi use term. It depends on how I use it. It’s very dependent. It’s like bless your heart, right? If you can say bless your heart in some ways to like Masako, I can’t quite explain to her what bless your heart really means. When I bless your heart can mean, oh, you fell down and you got hurt. Bless your heart, heart, or you fell down and got hurt because you’re stupid. Bless your heart. You know what I mean? You know, but redneck is the same.

Redneck can mean, hey, that’s a hard working farmer man, he’s very good to his family, makes his children study, children got good manners. It can be an actual huge compliment. But I can say it in a different way that other people from my culture will instantly get. I mean, that guy’s a red neck. It means he’s white trash. You know what I mean? Yeah, well, that’s how it usually is taken. It’s white trash. But in certain parts of this country it just means you’re kind of the salt of the earth, hard worker, hard working, conservative type person.

Yeah, it really does. Yeah. It means different things to different people. But from the people from my culture, they know the way that I just used it was in a certain way, way. Now the Germans and the English and the Massachusettsians and the New Yorkers and all that who hear me say redneck like, oh, he just said he’s a big old racist, you know. Well, no, I took it was, was, that’s the, that’s how people may see you, because you’re a white guy instead of. That really is what you are. That’s how I took it. I mean, like, you know, yesterday, perception and that big soon tracks thing.

Yesterday I was the only white man I saw, right? And sometimes. And Masaka was the only Asian that I saw, right? And actually, weirdly, even though they were communist, I felt safe at that time. As if it went a little bit further, it would have. I would have pulled Masako out, actually. But, you know, because I’m watching the heartbeat very closely. But the. Sometimes, I mean, I’ve spent so much of my life overseas, sometimes I don’t meet another American or even white person for a month, two months. It can be a long time. I mean, I’ve spent a lot of time with.

With Muslims in different countries, and I was perfectly safe. And, you know, Indonesia, Malaysia, unbelievable. I was out with Afghans a lot when I was not with the military. I spent two years in Afghanistan. A year was with the US military, like the Marines and the army and. And whatnot. A little bit with the Air Force, and I was out with the British Marines and Army, and I was out with the Lithuanians. But I spent about a year of that alone, just me and a bunch of Muslims. I was out with farmers and stuff, tribal people.

So I would be the only one. And look, nothing happened to me. Sometimes I would run across US Forces and they were tracking where I was at. You know, there’s an IMEI on your phone or. Right. So they can track exactly where you’re at. And. And they would say, hey, we just got. Hey, it’s got a message that you’re right around us somewhere. And to look for you. I said, well, you know, that’s why I approached you very cautiously to say hello. And they would often ask. I remember I came up on some Marines one time, and they’re like, wow.

And the army would say the same thing. We can’t believe you’re out here alone. That’s incredibly dangerous. And I would always say the same thing. I have been shot at and bombed a lot, you know, but only when I’m with you. You. I’ve never been shot at when I’m alone. It’s always when I’m with the U.S. marines or U.S. army or with the British or that sort of thing, or when in Thailand or some major fighting like that. But when I’m out with the tribal people and I’m under their umbrella, nobody has ever targeted me. I’m not saying it would not happen.

I’m not saying I wouldn’t be killed because they fight between tribes too. And if you’re there, you’re going to get smoked, you know what I mean? But, but I was weirdly, and one, another thing, I mentioned this to you before. In every country and culture I go to, I get along with the farmers for some reason, even if they’re communist. Weirdly, even you can even get along with communist farmers. I don’t know what it is about farming. See, there’s different layers of this things, you know what I mean? And, and, and, and, and like when I was out with the farmers in Afghanistan, a lot, lot, some of these guys were straight up Taliban.

And, and I’m like, why are we even fighting these people? Because all they want to talk about is the rain. They want to talk about these bugs on their leaves, they want to talk about the price of grapes. But don’t you think that. Exactly. Don’t you think the, the people like the communists who are just farmers, everyday people, they like the ideals of communism because they’re struggling and they don’t really think about the political and the going and the killing of all the, you know, the capitalist class. And they, they’re not thinking to that degree, are they? I mean, are they just like everyday people that just want, they like some of the ideals.

They don’t think. Let’s talk about Afghanistan. Most of the Afghans that we fought were in proximity to where they lived, actually not at their, they didn’t like to fight at their villages. They were smarter than that. But they, but it was in some close proximity to where they live, like within say 20 miles. Right, something like, like that. It was different in different parts of Afghanistan. But, but, and then there was another level of Taliban that were like hardcore. That few percent that would travel all over. The few percent aren’t very many. Yeah, they’re, they’re not in, in every war you go to, wars are like, are like mammals, right? Let’s say low intensity conflict, which is where I spend most of my time, is low intensity conflicts.

Low intensity conflicts are like mammals. Whales, like a, a mouse and a blue whale, they’re both mammals. They’re actually extremely similar or extremely different depending on how we want to look at them. A mouse and a blue whale both have a heart, they both have circulatory systems, they both have nervous systems. They both need to bring in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide. Right? They, you know, so they’re very, very similar. And once you learn, let’s say you’re a veterinarian and you know, know five different mammals or 10 different mammals. You kind of know how the rest of them operate.

But of course, an elephant and a dog operate very differently, but they’re also very similar and the wars are the same. Like, I’ve been in quite a lot of wars now and years in different wars and studied a lot more wars and they’re all very different and they’re all very similar. Right. That’s why I can walk into a place and sense which direction is this mammal going? Does that thing look aggressive towards me? Is it bearing its teeth? You know what I mean? I mean, there are certain. Like when I, when my predictions on Afghanistan in 2006 were way ahead of the curb, I wrote 12 major dispatches which are still on the lot, still online.

Everything I wrote is still online. Right. So you can find. Just throw a dart at things that I wrote about Afghanistan in Iraq and Thailand and Hong Kong. Just throw a dart and read 10 things and see how well they turned out. You must feel the energy and they must be able to sense you because human beings have, are like animals. We have millions. This is what I’m learning because I’m kind of studying the whole senses of animals and things and we, we have millions of, of data points coming into our senses. Only like of the millions that come into our senses, only.

Only 14 data points go to your cognitive. Right. Yeah. Most of that’s why when people make fun of women talking about their intuitive senses, I’m like, I live off my intuitive senses. That’s, that’s what I mean. You have to. Intuition is my bread and butter. I mean, yeah, a lot of it is deductive as well. I mean, I have to study. We study seven days a week. We study like crazy and. But at the same. And use deduction as well. Well, but when you’re out there doing things in combat zones or, or trying to predict what’s going to happen in, in Panama.

I don’t know the specifics, but I do know that it’s a juicy lamb with pork chops around its neck. And there’s these tigers called China in the United States and other players that are going to want to take it. These rivers run with gold. There’s a huge copper mine. There’s silver, huge amounts of silver. There’s billions. They’re defenseless. Right, Right. Panama Canal, the, the road and railway that’s being built to Colombia eventually, which will open, which people still deny, but I assure you the chances of that happening are very high. Right. Within 10 years, I would say very, very high.

Right. Like, I don’t know, yesterday, I think the chances of violence were like 90%, except that the rain then came, boom, rain came home hard and, you know, lightning and rain and put literally a damper on it. Well, that means it’s going to happen again. I mean, if they were. They were manufacturing violence is what they were doing. So they are, because they know. Right. It’s a pattern. So it’s gonna happen soon, I would think. Oh, yeah. I mean, last week on February 12, there was violence with soon tracks. Yeah. And this is one of the things I was going to mention earlier.

I went off on it, as I tend to do, I take a side road. But, you know, I, I would. There’s numerous types of groups that would like to see Panama destabilize. For instance, the narco people, the drug people, they would love to see it destabilized because that helps with drug trade. Right. And then China, there’s some reasons, I think China would want limited destabilization, for instance, to get rid of the Americans and other Westerners who live here. Right. I think China would want limited destabilization, just enough to run us out. Right. But then there’s other people that would love to see the United States go to war with China over the Panama Canal.

Now, those different people, this is why, you know, when we went to the protest yesterday, I told Masako, if something happens to me, you just run away. Go, go, go away. Because it’s clear that there are people that would kill Americans and want to get that on video to, like, if I saw anybody just starting to put a video on me, I would have been like beaten feet out of there. Right. I mean, if it looked like they were setting up a movie scene. Right. Because it could be ideal to kill an American in some brutal way and get good video and photos of that, it would play all over the United States.

I mean, I could be dead right now and you would be all watching, oh, Mike got killed. He was stupid. He went to the protest and President Trump be an American was just killed. And any. And so. And therefore the. A second airborne is. They’re under their canopies right now. Right. So, I mean, this is, this is the. What I’m saying is it could be causes belly. Right. And so the. There are numerous groups that would love to see a destabilization of Panama or to create causes belly. And anybody could do it. Right. It’s not, you know, it’s like a bar room fight at some point.

Well, who threw that chair? You know? Yes. It doesn’t matter. It’s game one, right? That’s right. It’s the trigger point for a war. Wow. So there’s so much here to follow you. You have a substack and you’re. Because I follow it and you’re publishing on almost a daily or multiple every other day updates on what’s going on in the region. Is that the best place for people to follow you? Yeah, I’m starting to publish more on Substack now, although Substack and X. And the reason I use X so much is because sometimes it’s easy for me to put something on X and it’s a little bit harder on Substack.

Like yesterday in the Pro. Like yesterday on the, on the. In the protest, I could put up stuff which actually it didn’t upload until later. I. I published some stuff on X, but it waited hours later I hit the WI fi and. And it up. Well, but see the difference between Substack and X, I don’t get much in your, your feed. You only get like a small percentage of people on X. You have to go to your site to see it, go to your channel. Whereas with Substack, I get everybody it. I get notification from everybody.

Oh, everybody. You follow? Yeah, yeah, that’s. Yeah, that’s substack. So much more valuable to. To me is everybody who follows me gets me. But on X, I Hardly anybody even sees me in their feed. Yeah. Actually I would publish something on Substack right now, but as soon as we go offline, we’re actually going to a meeting with one of the. One of the provincial political leaders. We’re going to lunch, late lunch. So that’s the reason I’m not putting something on Substack right now. I kept you away from it. No, no, no, not you. It’s because when I leave, I’m going, Masako and I joke about this all the time.

We’re like 98% research and 2% publication, whereas most people are like 2% percent research and 98 publication. Right. Like, you know what I’m saying? Like we got it. We gotta extract more publication out of you. You gotta maybe up it to 10%. I agree. I mean, we talk about this a lot because it’s. There’s so much that we see and do. But when I do sit down and tell you, you can see that all these different roads I can talk about in depth because we are like, when we hang up, we’re going to lunch with one of the top political leaders here.

Right. And so and it’s not, it’s not the federal level, but at the provincial level and one of the key parts of Panama. Right. And so, and so we, we get all these insider things that you just never see on the news, which is quite amazing. But that’s how we discover things. Like for instance, here’s a report, report today in the news yesterday. I’m going to tell you something right now that’s not in the news and I haven’t even put it on X because literally came in when you and I were coming on in the news yesterday.

Some of the migrante, well, some of them are here in a hotel. We were at it yesterday. It’s down the road from us and it’s on the news. They’re being deported from the United States here and the United States has, has, has rented the entire four star hotel, right. It’s called the Hotel Decoupolis. Right. And so now it said there was a news report that some of these people are being sent down to San Vicente camp in Panama in Darien, which we were just that I’ve been inside that camp dozens of times, but we were just there last week or 10 days ago and there was nobody in it except immigration people.

Now according to a news report yesterday day, there are migante back in San Vicente camp. I just had somebody there this morning and said that there are no Megante in San Vicente camp. So my source is extremely good, known to me, right. Of source that’s very experienced in the camps, knows the camps, knows what’s normal and what’s abnormal. And my source, who I know very, very well and personally says there’s no Megante in San Vicente camp. And that source has never been wrong. So I’ll take it that those other sources, the mainstream who are not here, they are, they almost never go to dairy and when they do, they go in and they do a live stream in front of, like Fox did, in front of one of the camps, didn’t even go in.

That was two or three years ago. They just, they just go in and they do a stand up, get their photos and leave. Leave. Right. There’s no McAdante as of today. According to my incredibly solid source. There’s no who has access to the camps. There’s none in San Vicente today, this morning, as of three hours ago. That’s why having inside sources are so important. But that, that takes a lot of work to set these up. So if I’m sitting here publishing everything as it comes in, I won’t develop that sort of networks which I have in many countries.

Well, that’s why you have to do a 10% centered kind of thing where it’s like, okay, I gotta force myself because you’re go. Your passion lies in the research. That’s why you’re only doing 2% public. That’s why does it does I want to know what’s going on. And then I boil it down like, watch Panama. And I’m boiling it down to watch Netherlands, watch Ireland. Right. And the reason I’m saying that is this many reasons, but as it comes out of my mouth, it’s keep your eye on Ireland Island. It’s just a summary. Reader’s Digest version.

Keep your eye on Panama. Something’s going to happen here. I don’t know what, but it’s going to be big and it’s important. Well, thank you. Thank you so much. I always enjoy our conversations. I really appreciate and appreciate everything that you’re doing. Thank you. And invite me back on next week, please. I will. Yeah, I’ll keep talking. Thank you. All right. You’re awesome. Bye, Sarah. Thanks. Bye. Bye. Bye. Sa.
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