If you want to understand why we do what Israel and B.B. Nanyi would like in the Middle East,

it's because of these intelligence alliances that were formed under James Jesus Angleton, as an example.

Now, certainly there were different interests. There were Jewish interests in America prior to

Engleton forming an alliance with the Jewish agency. I'm aware of all that.

The Rothschilds helped to found the modern nation state of Israel, and they had a huge amount of influence all the way back to World War I under Colonel Ewan Mandel House's influence on Woodrowles and the establishment of the Federal Reserve. So, yeah, I understand that, but the growing emphasis and power in terms of foreign policy is solidified with these wartime Cold War intelligence alliances.

That's what I'm saying. That's why you can't understand the modern world unless you understand

this stuff.

We've been covering lately the recent book from the global elite called The Old Boys, right?

Burton Hirsch's book, The Old Boys, the origins of the OSS and the CIA.

And as you may recall, the origins are not what you would think.

It's not James Bond.

It's not spy stuff.

It's not assassinations, although that does exist.

It's actually a little more boring than that. It's bankers and Wall Street. That's the origins of the OSS and CIA. Not as

sexy as you thought. It's more of a boring business thing. But they do have divisions of black

ops and assassinations. We're going to talk about that today, how that occurs. And we're going to

understand exactly how the U.S. linked up with the Israeli side of things. We know this wasn't really a big

thing back in the early days of the U.S. Obviously, Israel wasn't a nation yet, although they were

Jewish people, of course. But how did the intelligence establishment become closer and

closer aligned with Israel and Israeli interests? And that's what we're going to talk about today.

As we figure out and pinpoint the specific characters in intelligence history in the CIA,

who formed this major alliance, moving away from certain Arab alliances, moving away from other

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