There's simply no more time to discuss Nord Stream because we're taking somewhat of a trip down south today to Sunny, Espania.

So I think I'll interest intro us here because this is, we should say, this is Gladio Radio, this is, this is Cornerspady and Potom America again.

And we dem boys.

We dem boys. Alo, hallo. We make dem boys. We dem boys.

We make a noise.

And we are talking about, I think, two countries today to change the pace to make the

podcast even longer possibly, which is Portugal and Spain, Iberia, because they operate in a very, very similar way during

this period of time and in relation to Gladio, which is while America and France and the UK

and to a certain extent, you know, the Soviet Union are spinning this big narrative about how we beat the fascists, et cetera, et cetera.

There is two explicitly fascist regimes that are allowed kind of like continue from before the war up until respectively the 70s each.

And yeah. And, yeah.

And what that kind of like means for this wider project and stuff like that is,

it's kind of interesting.

But yeah, so this is where we're going.

We're doing, we're doing gladio, Iberia today.

That's what we're doing.

The Portuguese listeners are going to be absolutely furious that they are being sandwiched in

with Spain, but they're going to have to... Too bad. They should have zigged when Spain zagged.

We're going to Ibiza, as the Vanga Boys said. Exactly. How do they play into this?

The Vanga Boys are anti-fascist, so that's... They are. Yes. Yeah. And they're also Austrian, which we'll talk about Austria next episode.

So, yeah. Oh, my God. Where do we begin? Okay. So we should probably talk about what these two places were like at this point.

I think I've said pretty know, said pretty clearly,

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