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Corbett Report.com. Welcome ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of the

corporate report I'm your host James Corbett of CorbettReport.com podcasting to you as always

from the sunny climes of Western Japan here on this first day of February 2013.

Welcome to episode 256 of the corporate report podcast,

Gladio Revisited.

Now I hope that most of the listeners in the audience will understand that

Gladio in today's title refers to Operation Gladio, a false flag terror operation that is commonly

understood to be a NATO stay behind operation that was formed in the wake of World War II as a bulwark against the possibility of Soviet invasion in Western Europe.

But, and it is certainly something that we have covered here on the podcast in the past, for example most notably in episode 49 of the podcast back from July of 2008 in an episode entitled Paperclip Nazis and Stay Behind Gladios.

And it is something we've covered elsewhere on the Corbett Report besides,

and it is something that is being increasingly covered in the alternative media

and I think that references to Operation Gladio are

thankfully becoming more common because it is an exceptionally

important piece of the entire War on Terror paradigm history that makes sense of much of that

history and puts it into the proper context of the strategy of tension,

which is the underlying philosophical ideological basis for false flag terrorism, why and how that entire idea operates.

So it is vitally important that people come to an understanding of Operation

Gladio and the admitted history of this operation.

And it is hardening to see this being referenced more and more in the

alternative media. But I fear that there is something of a dogma coming to surround what Operation

Gladia was and its place in history, emphasis on history, instead

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