The FBI’s Hidden S*x Blackmail Operations

Added: 2026-05-24

[00:00:00]I had a great interview, a very recently, actually multiple interviews with the esteemed whistleblower uh and uh former CIA operative John Kiriakou. And in that interview, I kind of went point by point bringing up the most sort of controversial and debated topics in terms of what is really going on in the intelligence world and and what are the uh busy bee operatives of the intelligence establishment out there doing to supposedly save our country, to make it safe and to help America not be attacked by terrorists and all the really childish narratives that we hear. And one of the questions I asked, which I thought was really pertinent to information that recently surfaced with the Epstein files was in fact whether or not the West uses sexual ops as a way to entrap and blackmail people.

[00:01:00]Now, we all know that this has come to the fore with the Epstein files and with the Epstein revelations. And that seems to really vindicate the criticism that many had over the decades that, you know, the West is not really free from this corrupt practice. For many, many years we were told that it's really just the Soviets that do this, right? Basically, only the Soviets, maybe the Chinese, the KGB, the NKVD.

[00:01:26]They're the really the only ones that are proficient and uh that use this regularly. You'll see people like Andrew Bustamante who goes all over YouTube and he defends the West by saying that we we don't do that because there's laws in place that protect people's civic rights when they join something like the CIA or whatever.

[00:01:47]Of course, this the way to get around that is to just simply farm it out to other entities. For example in the famous Operation Midnight Climax, which is part of the MK Ultra experiments, they the CIA farmed that job out to organize crime and they got the prostitutes to report on what happened when they just randomly dosed their johns without the johns notice. So, that was all part of a subproject, a study within the umbrella uh the umbrella corporation of MK Ultra and all of its projects over a few decades. Now, MK Ultra might have gotten shut shut down, but again, we know that that just got renamed and moved to other places and classified under other projects like bio warfare with MK search, MK Delta.

[00:02:36]But, I do want to talk about the history [clears throat] uh of sex ops and sex espionage because it's such a powerful tool in the arsenal of the enemy of civilization or the enemies of civilization that are out there and most governments in history have utilized this technique and this practice is kind of a uh a silent winked at secret, even though everybody sort of knows it. We've been told though that it doesn't actually go on because we're the good guys and we would never do that. But, in in actual fact, the people that run the West uh utilize you underage compromise quite often.

[00:03:14]And that's unfortunate. So, we're going to be talking about this book that I've covered in the past, which is Donald Bower's history of sex espionage. It's a mainline history text is it's not a conspiracy book, so there's no tinfoil hat accusation that you could make.

[00:03:31]>> [clears throat] >> In the modern era, people that got really good at this were in fact Soviets. And so, the KGB, Stalin's NKVD, they were very proficient at this and this is pretty well known, pretty recognized. And there have been many famous cases of uh NKVD compromise.

[00:03:48]Uh they use swallows or ravens right in terms of how to entrap >> [snorts] >> uh people who are desperate or perhaps people that um have a weakness or some flaw in their character in their life.

[00:04:03]We know for example uh in in the case of the Vatican uh and I've been studying this more recently. There's a lot of new texts that have come out about Gladio about Benedict the 16th stepping down, uh books like Vatican Spies which we're going to be talking about soon, all relating back of course to Gladio and the usage of the Vatican Bank by the CIA and other entities to [clears throat] launder money to fund weapons trafficking to fight the Cold War etc. But the Soviets got really good at uh making this into a kind of a scientific technique.

[00:04:36]And you have to understand that from the vantage point of the government uh or the state, there's really no morals.

[00:04:42]It's an amoral world.

[00:04:45]And so from that vantage point, kind of anything goes. The justification is always, "Well, the opposition will be doing it, so we got to do it." Right? So it's kind of a Pandora's Box that opens up the uh moral quandaries that really have been kind of antithetical to the history of Western civilizations tendency in terms of Christian the ethics and the the Christian ethos or the biblical ethos.

[00:05:09]Not to say that it didn't go on in the history of Western civilization, obviously it did, but it was still something that was uh frowned upon. It was not seen to be uh ethically acceptable.

[00:05:22]And the Soviet Secret Service, uh if you go back to the Cold War, originally they had what was called SMERSH and SMERSH was the organization that was set up by the Soviets to counter all uh foreign intelligence, the CIA etc. or anyone else, British intelligence.

[00:05:39]And their dictum was death to spies. And so for the Soviet perspective, anything goes. There's no there's no limitations.

[00:05:46]You could then entrap uh not just high-level officials who are heterosexual, it also required the training and the perfecting of gay ops, right? Fake and gay ops to also entrap high-level officials who had that kind of proclivity. And you can see why before the normalization uh that we have today of hetero homosexual relationships, at a time when this was seen as uh scandalous and perhaps in some cases even illegal ego, that could be completely devastating.

[00:06:16]So, if you could find a certain weakness in a person's life, especially if they were homosexual, this was a powerful way to control people.

[00:06:25]And >> [clears throat] >> um for the Soviets, they even had a Marx Engels sex school that was set up even outside of Moscow to train uh operatives in these techniques. And if you've ever watched the show The Americans, it's an amazing show. It's one of the best uh TV shows I think ever, and certainly one of the best spy shows by far. And when we had the conversation with John Kiriakou, he recommends, you know, shows like The Americans. He thinks that they're really well done.

[00:06:55]And I was actually consulted on by people from the CIA.

[00:06:59]Cuz they wanted to make it, you know, pretty accurate. Obviously, there's way more packed into The Americans than any single Soviet illegals operation uh actually engaged in, but still it's based loosely in reality.

[00:07:13]And what's funny is that if you watch the show, you will see uh there's certain episodes, I want to say maybe second or third season, where it flashes back to uh Clark and his wife's uh training. And they're actually put together as a couple by the Soviet government. They're not actually uh a couple. They're They're just a cover operation uh with a fake marriage, a cover marriage. But what's fascinating is that the Soviet And this is actually what they did. The Soviets actually would create American suburbs. They would create an entire section of uh out in the middle of nowhere, a fake city, a fake suburb, fake movie theater, fake fake houses, all of that, to train the illegal operatives, they're called illegals, not illegal immigrants, but illegals in the sense of Soviet operatives, to train them to be a undercover, deep cover, long-term cell operation.

[00:08:06]And they actually made these fake neighborhoods.

[00:08:09]They were >> [clears throat] >> very similar to a Hollywood set.

[00:08:13]And they would train people to go and live and fully be American.

[00:08:20]This is what made the Soviet illegals program very successful. And as many historians of espionage note, the only other people that could compete with the Soviets for this type of espionage were, of course, the Israelis.

[00:08:31]Soviets and Israelis were very good at [clears throat] undercover illegals illegal operations.

[00:08:38]The Soviets who entered this branch of the KGB are unaware sometimes of the training that they would undergo to the extent of the degradation that they would suffer by offering themselves for the service of their country.

[00:08:50]But it was also seen as part of They were trained to believe it was part of their patriotic duty. Now, you think, "Aha, this is so preposterous. This is so absurd. How could anybody think that?

[00:09:03]You got to be a a sex operative for your country?"

[00:09:07]Well, are you aware of the many OSS and CIA recruits out of Hollywood over the years who were probably also asked to do certain types of things like this. In fact, there's a famous uh movie called Spy that you can watch on Prime or Netflix or whatever. And that's the case of uh Sophie, I forget her last name, but she was one of the most famous Allied cases of a honey trap. And the Allied powers asked her to and she said no, and then they sort of forced her because they had her dad in prison, they forced her to engage in high-level honey trap operations with SS members. This of course ruined her career.

[00:09:49]Everybody thought she'd become a Nazi and she lost her um her livelihood and her reputation, but it later came out that she was forced into this.

[00:09:59]And she was one of She was one of the most famous actresses of the Nordic region. Forget where she was from. I don't think she's Swedish or something, but um yeah, her case is classic because just like the Soviets, the allies are also doing this.

[00:10:15]And does anyone remember that not too long ago, I mean Fox News, Jesse Waters, many people were reporting on NATO having open discussions of recruiting Taylor Swift to do NATO public sci-ops.

[00:10:29]Now, I'm not saying that Taylor Swift is a honey trap for NATO or the CIA. I don't have any evidence of that. I'm saying that it's not outside the realm of possibility given the fact that a lot of A-list celebrities have actually been famously spies and recruited to spy. And we don't know all the details of what that might have been involved.

[00:10:49]But at least in some of these cases, we do know that it involved being a honey trap and sleeping with people if you're told to do it. So, is it possible then that perhaps some of the pop stars of the West might also be recruited into these types of things?

[00:11:02]It's very possible.

[00:11:04]And in fact, if you don't do what you're supposed to, you might not be alive. You might be unalived.

[00:11:11]Think of the case of Marilyn Monroe.

[00:11:12]When I interviewed Sammy the Bull, the most famous living hit man, present day gangster out there, Sammy said, "You know, when I was in the mafia, I wasn't around at the time of the assass- of the death, we should say, of uh JFK and um Marilyn Monroe, but his he always heard that of course the mafia had a role in Marilyn Monroe's untimely demise because she knew way too much because she had slept with and was also probably probably used as a honey trap for information and gossip.

[00:11:48]Because she had slept with the Kennedys and the gangsters. She had slept She was the girlfriend of Sam Giancana or Momo, who was the head of the Chicago outfit.

[00:11:58]But she'd also been with the Kennedys.

[00:12:02]And so knowing that much dirt, etc. And according to Sammy the Bull, because she had had a >> [clears throat] >> a a serious pill problem, if she got too intoxicated sometimes, she might say too much. And so she was a liability.

[00:12:20]And that gives us then a motivation as to why she might have been unalived.

[00:12:25]The book discusses the art of blackmail. It's a very it's a science to these people. So it's an amoral immoral science. It's not viewed as something good or bad. It's viewed as a necessity. And according to Bowyer in his history book, just amongst the Soviets, amongst the KGB, there were hundreds of cases of high-level Americans and Westerns that had been compromised.

[00:12:55]For example, Che Guevara was even betrayed and compromised in a famous sexual operation case.

[00:13:03]And this was a woman named Laura Martinez or her I think her real name was Heidi Burke.

[00:13:09]But they blackmailed Che and then he was betrayed and this had a role in his assassination.

[00:13:16]A lot of people don't know that, but I mean it really anybody who comes to prominence, right, is potentially blackmailable. And it's not just any kind of prominence. Usually, especially during the Cold War or during wartime, the compromising is people who are in key positions, right? You work at a naval installation and you know the uh you know, the specs on some new navy ship or you're working at the Air Force or you're working at Raytheon or Boeing.

[00:13:49]That's usually the type of person that could be targeted. It's not typically going to be, you know, any random person.

[00:13:57]Or even just some wealthy person.

[00:14:02]Uh in fact, if you go to cases like Sukarno, uh this was the Indonesian Revolution, there was uh sexual disin- sexual compromat involved in that operation.

[00:14:16]So, many famous instances in history are revolutions or overthrows or something like that, they've included these types of operations.

[00:14:26]And again, as we said, the KGB, for example, had an entire sex school. You could actually go to sex school.

[00:14:35]Where you you get graded on uh I guess everything, right? And the idea back in the Cold War was that you also had to master these techniques of secretly filming people and secretly gaining the compromat. So, it became again an entire sort of science. In 1955, the United States Army, through a Sergeant Glenn Rohrer, was assigned a heavily guarded compound that was used to train European and American agents behalf and [snorts] behind the Iron Curtain.

[00:15:09]Located on a 12-acre site in West Germany, it was 10 miles from Frankfurt.

[00:15:13]It was known as Camp David, funny name.

[00:15:16]The primary purpose of this facility was to train black and gray agents.

[00:15:19]Full-time spies were known as blacks and operated in the Soviet controlled countries under false identities. Grays were the businessmen, the tourists, and the journalist who agreed to take on a single espionage uh style uh assignment for patriotism or for money. So, you'll notice that the CIA was doing the exact same thing uh that the uh NKVD was doing.

[00:15:45]During this period uh the KGB was involved in compromising many people uh amongst the NATO hierarchy.

[00:15:53]There were uh admirals, uh there were uh uh high-level military officials, generals, that became compromised. And quite often uh I have to say through their fake and gayness, right? So, yeah, you could you could compromise a person with a beautiful Russian model or a Ukrainian uh sex op, but the real gold, unfortunately, was when they were compromised via the gay stuff. And I have to thank one of my good buddies because he actually bought me and sent me This was the the standard model that the KGB would use and it's called the Minox B.

[00:16:40]And this is an actual tiny mini camera.

[00:16:44]Now, usually they would use these uh cameras for photographing documents because it's not really the best for uh for your prawn proclivities, but anyway, you can get you get an idea. So, this is how small this was back during the 1960s and '70s, maybe even the '50s. I forget when the first Minox came out. But, this was the favorite of the KGB. And usually again, this was to just take pictures of classified documents or something like that. But, it could also conceivably be done uh through uh for sexual operation compromise stuff as well.

[00:17:25]And that but the Minox actually comes up in uh in this discussion.

[00:17:31]We have in the case of the FBI, for example, Richard Miller, the famous FBI agent who was convicted of espionage with Svetlana Ogorodnikova.

[00:17:41]We have the case of uh Robert Hanssen, right? I mean, there's there's many cases of this, but what's the interesting if you read about it is how many of them were actually uh gay things, right? So, so many of these people for example, amongst the British establishment, you had John Vassall who uh was kind of closeted gay dude, but then once the Soviets found that out, the KGB was able to get um pretty compromising information on a very high-level uh British official.

[00:18:15]Unfortunately, amongst this dark side of things, there's also a pretty prevalent pedo element. And so, this is why it's important to note this because a lot of people, for example, were dismissing uh the Epstein situation as if it dealt with the pedo stuff or as if that was an issue.

[00:18:35]Well, this is necessary because I'm not saying it's necessary from I'm saying from the vantage point of the establishment it's necessary because they want to count they want to cater to whatever that person's proclivities are.

[00:18:46]And so, if you have a high-level official who's into that, and you want to get access to, you know, their files or their data or whatever, the then you could see why the establishment would want to do that. I'm not arguing for that, I'm just saying that's the reality of it. And thus, because that's a reality, there's no reason why we should think that that wouldn't be involved in the Epstein case or in the Epstein files.

[00:19:12]In fact, uh in some cases, young boys were even used, as is discussed uh in several chapters here uh by by Bower.

[00:19:27]And in the case of Japan, for example, as I've mentioned many times, this is not something new. This is not something Epstein figured out, or Robert Maxwell figured out.

[00:19:35]There were Japanese operatives who, 100 years ago, were able to create uh what they called the Hall of Pleasurable Delights. And the Hall of Pleasurable Pleasurable Delights was utilized by this guy named Kenji Doihara, who was the master of Japanese espionage.

[00:19:54]He was a uh military figure who figured out that the way to actually win against China, when they had the the Chinese-Japanese War, was to utilize the vices.

[00:20:07]To utilize the vices would mean to control the military and the people not through uh overt kinetic means, but to get them so addicted to opium and the Japanese prostitutes, that eventually the entire province that he invaded fell without a fight.

[00:20:33]General Kenji Doihara captured Peking, Shanghai, and Nanking with not much opposition due to all of the inside information that he had got his prostitute 304 informants to give him, >> [clears throat] >> and because so many of the of the Chinese army were addicted to opium, they were able to immediately just walk in, and it was it was nothing.

[00:21:01]In the United States, it's a little bit of a different story because the the State Department took over espionage in 1898.

[00:21:09]And at this time they were utilizing Pinkerton private security.

[00:21:14]And this was the private security that was used against the South.

[00:21:19]In order to combat this, even the Confederates utilized sex spies.

[00:21:25]Uh a woman who was considered the most beautiful woman of that time, I don't know who would think that, but anytime you see these 1800s women, they're looking rough. I mean, they look like your uncle. So, the bait the hot the the nines and the 10s of the 1800s are like your uncle today.

[00:21:42]But this woman, Belle Boyd, Belle Boyd was the most famous Confederate spy.

[00:21:47]And she was a honey pot, honey trap. She would sleep with the uh Yankee soldiers and generals to try to get information, and apparently she was pretty successful.

[00:22:04]But that's not the only side that did that. In fact, uh there were spies amongst the Union and the Confederates who engaged in sex ops. So, this is a huge component of how governments get subverted, how the West gets subverted. And you might think, "Oh, well, okay, that's interesting that there's these, you know, people in government, people in embassy, people in the embassy, people in corporations that get targeted or the military. But what does it have to do with day-to-day life?

[00:22:33]It doesn't really matter." Well, the whole country is actually being sexually blackmailed and subverted through the gender nonsense, through the brainwashing that we get in the public education system. So, you're actually kind of getting a macrocosm application of this principle that happens with individuals.

[00:22:52]And that's why it's important to understand the history of what has really gone on in warfare. Warfare is not just tanks and guns and soldiers.

[00:23:00]There's economic warfare.

[00:23:02]There's cultural warfare.

[00:23:04]There's fifth generational warfare.

[00:23:06]There's all different types of warfare.

[00:23:09]And we're not in the world [clears throat] where we don't have to deal with these things anymore like oh it's the 1980s, it's the 90s, everything's cool. We just have Desert Storm. We're not No, we're actually going into a potentiality of a new world war.

[00:23:24]This could go even worse. The situation in the Middle East, the situation with Russia and Ukraine, Iran, and etc. We could go into worse larger conflicts and if we do all of these types of things will be even worse. They'll be even more ramped up.

[00:23:38]As the economy gets worse, people will be turning more and more to prostitution.

[00:23:43]So this happens not just at a high level, it also happens on a cultural wide broad level.

[00:23:49]Going back to the idea of famous people or models or sex operators, one of the most famous cases that most people don't know about of espionage was the Eastman Kodak girl. This was during World War I. The Germans had quite a few espionage networks both before and after World War I in the US.

[00:24:08]And Mina, the famous Eastman Kodak girl, sort of a pin-up girl. Well, she was used as a sex op as a spy.

[00:24:19]There's the case of Amy Pack, sex operative handled by Intrepid William Stephenson. She was actually key to aiding the US in getting information on the Nazis at the time of World War II. She sent spy information to MI6 and to American intelligence through William Stephenson who helped set up the OSS together with Ian Fleming and others, with Bill Donovan.

[00:24:51]So the argument that was used back at the time of the Cold War as to why we have to do this is well look, we're entering into the the the atomic age.

[00:24:58]The nukes are everywhere, so guess what we got to do all the sex ops, right?

[00:25:02]Nukes outweigh the sex ops, so they're necessary.

[00:25:05]In the case of Alger Hiss, that's also a sex op case because the supposed passing of Soviet uh of nuclear or atomic technology to the Soviets involved of course sexual operations as well.

[00:25:27]The father of modern spycraft is known as this character, Sir Francis Walsingham.

[00:25:34]And he was a famous British spy under the uh at the time of Queen Elizabeth.

[00:25:40]And he was actually a very uh keen intelligence operative because he was able to uncover the plot of a Roman Catholic named Anthony Babington who had planned the assassination of Queen Elizabeth.

[00:25:56]And he was going to restore Mary Queen of Scots to the throne. Through this spy network, he managed to get uh details on the spy plot that the Catholics had engineered at this time.

[00:26:11]And there was also one of the first famous female double agents, and I don't know how to pronounce her name, but her her name is Madame L uh de Kerouaille.

[00:26:24]So, a French operative a spy a French spy, Louise de Kerouaille, who served Louis the 14th of France as a secret agent who also served Charles II as his mistress. So, she was sleeping with multiple heads of state in order to get information.

[00:26:43]And it was successful.

[00:26:45]This had to do again at that time with a lot of Protestant versus Catholic warfare.

[00:26:51]But that's again illustrating the point that this is not immune to regions or areas or groups that claim religious affiliation.

[00:27:02]British intelligence in fact was founded the for those that don't know the modern British secret service is founded out of the Boer Wars and of course the Rothschilds actually funded that.

[00:27:12]And the British SIS is what what would become MI5 or MI6 and out of this there was also another famous sex case. There was an operative name or there was an operation called Operation Lena.

[00:27:24]And this again dealt with sex ops. So over and over and over we see that a lot of these key historical events, be it wars, be it the fall of empire, be it whatever it is, in many many cases it also involves sexual sex ops.

[00:27:43]For example, again we think that oh, this was something the Soviets and the Chinese did.

[00:27:49]In the case of Winston Churchill, people don't know that Churchill had a famous brothel.

[00:27:54]So Churchill was all about them hoes.

[00:27:57]Churchill said, "When we go into France, we need to make a deal to take over all of the brothels in France to get German intelligence when the German soldiers and high command go and sleep with the hoes."

[00:28:12]And that's exactly what happened.

[00:28:16]Uh Prime Minister Edward Heath, the famous uh horrible Heath lineage of the again this is all some of the worst stuff out of the out of the UK.

[00:28:27]Prime [clears throat] Minister Edward Heath in terms of his his Lambton indiscretions requested and received RAF Minister's resignation after it came out that Lord Jellicoe's name appeared in the black book of one of the compromat compromat prostitutes, the Norma Russell affair which dealt with the Mayfair escort agency included the name of Lord Jellicoe and this required his resignation.

[00:28:57]MI5 for example had also set up brothels in Belfast to entrap the IRA.

[00:29:05]And I think back in the day Alex even had on somebody involved in Operation Steak Knife and Operation Steak Knife was the uh MI5 operation to take down the IRA which ended up being successful because ended up basically running the the IRA.

[00:29:22]But what's not usually discussed or known is that the MI5 had made a deal with a Jewish gangster named Bernie Silver who had set up the brothels throughout Ireland.

[00:29:38]>> [clears throat] >> And so they were actually getting information through the IRA bros going to the brothels and talking too much after getting drunk and the prostitutes were all in on it so they were getting info.

[00:29:54]The pillow talk.

[00:29:56]It says once the IRA discovered the purpose of these brothels, they went and launched an attack on them. Several British agents were then killed and the and MI5 abandoned using the brothels.

[00:30:09]So again, everybody hears about multiple famous you know, there's there's classic BBC documentaries about Operation Steak Knife all of which are great. You should watch them because they're they're very instructive on this kind of but it doesn't really go into the the the Jewish brothels in Ireland that were used by British intelligence.

[00:30:33]There was a case of Anthony Courtney famous former naval officer and member of parliament who admired the Soviets.

[00:30:45]He liked the Soviets a lot. In 1961, he went and met Zinaida Volkova who was a KGB swallow operative.

[00:30:56]And he of course he slept with her.

[00:30:59]And uh was entrapped and eventually this led to the downfall and entrapment, I believe, of 50 different Western agents and operatives who were entrapped through this one Anthony Courtney debacle uh at this time in the 19 early 1960s.

[00:31:21]We have also the case of the Profumo affair. This is one of the most famous cases in British uh establishment of a person being entrapped and sleeping with what appears to be a Soviet uh sex operative or as operation or compromise.

[00:31:37]Uh but again, most people don't even think about that anymore.

[00:31:40]But there was another case that you may This [clears throat] one is uh unfortunate because it really speaks to to today.

[00:31:50]And uh there's a John uh um I just went blank on the the director who directed >> [clears throat] >> Videodrome. Uh um I just went blank on his name, but he also did a movie called M. Butterfly. And I don't recommend this one.

[00:32:12]But it turns out that M. Butterfly was a Chinese honey trap and this was under Mao Zedong.

[00:32:20]And it was a dude.

[00:32:21]>> [laughter] >> There was a guy named Shi Peipu.

[00:32:25]Yes, his name is Shi Peipu.

[00:32:28]Who was a trans person.

[00:32:31]>> [clears throat] >> And Shi Peipu was so convincing as a woman that he was able to entrap a western Forget the person's name.

[00:32:52]Entrap somebody in the West.

[00:32:55]And apparently this western person who was entrapped by She Pee Poo never knew that this was a dude even though they had sex. So, I don't want to know the details of that cuz it sounds gross, but somehow they never supposedly figured out that they were entrapped by a dude.

[00:33:16]Anyway, again, you can see that this is not new. The famous spy case of Richard Sorge was one of the most effective Soviet operators operatives.

[00:33:26]Uh he was actually undone by an Axis spy.

[00:33:31]Yeah, She Pee Poo.

[00:33:32]>> [snorts] [cough] [clears throat] >> The most famous Soviet operative was undone by a an Axis spy who was a geisha girl. I think this is right.

[00:33:47]Her name was Kiyomi.

[00:33:49]And Kiyomi ended up entrapping Richard Sorge and being his downfall.

[00:33:58]As a result of this, SMERSH, which is death to all spies, the Soviet counterespionage agency, which by the way is what's the enemy in the first few James Bond stories that become SPECTRE.

[00:34:12]In the real world, SMERSH then retaliated by killing the geisha dancer, Kiyomi.

[00:34:19]In World War II, dozens and dozens of women were used to entrap SS operatives.

[00:34:28]12 of these 53 apparently known women, according to, uh, Bower, were then killed by the Soviets.

[00:34:38]And speaking of this, there is a really good movie, uh, that's a French film.

[00:34:45]It has Sophie Marceau in it. I forget the name of the director, but it's about the women spies recruited by British intelligence in France to go against the Nazis.

[00:34:57]And I think they kind of hint at this this operation in that film, that the women were also expected, if if needed, to sleep with, uh, the SS, to sleep with the Nazis.

[00:35:14]Uh, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, uh, it had a famous gay traitor, uh, that was entrapped.

[00:35:24]And, uh, that's a a crazy story. You can read about that in, uh, Bower's book as well.

[00:35:28]By the way, I have a longer discussion of this book on my channel, if you want to go find my sex espionage uh, discussion on uh, on YouTube.

[00:35:40]But, what's interesting is that the whole chapter on the gay ops, the reason that this was very effective and that gays were targeted, or closeted gays were targeted, is that, according to the intelligence agencies themselves at this time, the gays were profiled as disloyal narcissists. And because they were addicted to the vice, they were seen to be morally defective, and thus easily able to flip.

[00:36:11]And thus, the KGB became very adapt at gay ops and entrapping gay people.

[00:36:19]For example, Tom Driberg was a famous gay Czechoslovakian KGB operative who entrapped gay people in the British establishment.

[00:36:31]Labor MP 1942, etc. And this also then transitions into the famous Cambridge spy ring.

[00:36:40]There've been many, many movies, documentaries, countless books about the Cambridge spy ring, right? You've probably seen Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy based on John le Carré with Gary Oldman.

[00:36:51]That's based on the Cambridge spy ring story. Well, that was all gay ops.

[00:36:57]They were all essentially part of the Cambridge Apostles ring, which was a bunch of gay and PDF people in the British establishment.

[00:37:07]So, why would it seem strange that Maxwell would be recruiting Jeff Stein McGeary to engage in the exact same operation when for all all of these years throughout the Cold War Burgess, Maclean, Blunt, Philby, they were already part of a giant PDF ring.

[00:37:27]And in this case, they weren't into dudes. They weren't I mean, they weren't into girls. It was it was little boy PDF stuff.

[00:37:37]Eden, Blunt, Maclean, Burgess, Philby, and many people argue that perhaps uh Churchill and perhaps also that Lord Rothschild was involved in running this compromise for both sides.

[00:37:52]That's a thesis that many people have as to who the other Cambridge spy was. There's this unknown mysterious other person of the spy ring.

[00:38:02]Could it have been Lord Rothschild himself, Lord Victor Rothschild, who worked for British intelligence, and was also involved in the gay ops.

[00:38:13]I don't know if he himself was gay, but the point is that this was known to be a technique being used at this time.

[00:38:19]How do we get all of these gays in power? Right? This is a key point and this is why it's very important for movements to be compromised by having Skittles leaders amongst their ranks.

[00:38:35]And this is a number one component as to why you can't allow that and they even understood this decades in the past.

[00:38:42]They understood that the reason you can't have gay leaders and Skittles leaders is because they are narcissistic, disloyal, and thus can be easily compromised and controlled. It's It's very cut and dry. It's very simple.

[00:38:59]But apparently today this is all been forgotten because people don't even care if the leaders amongst these various groups happen to be openly gay.

[00:39:09]And this happens all the time. Speaking mainly of normie conservatives and how often this happens amongst, you know, GOP and this kind of stuff who or now all we're open big tent conservatives.

[00:39:19]You can't have that because people that are have that have these proclivities are easily compromisable.

[00:39:29]There's the famous case of Klaus Fuchs, which is another compromat operation.

[00:39:35]This had to do with if I recall Soviet atomic secrets again, stealing them.

[00:39:44]Uh in some cases the compromise just included nude pictures, which is interesting because although I don't we don't know if this is true, there have been for many years uh stories that Karol Wojtyła or John Paul II was filmed and photographed in terms of nude pictures and that this might explain some of his actions uh in regard to why he was so easily swayed by whatever the CIA said to do during the Cold War.

[00:40:17]Um there was another famous a Soviet spy ring that was busted that was a uh sex op.

[00:40:26]And the woman involved was named Judith Coplon. She was a radical leftist Soviet convicted of spying for Russia and she tried a love story defense. However, this defense failed and she was still given 10 years in in prison.

[00:40:41]She was also helping the Soviet United Nations networks because the Soviets had actually infiltrated [clears throat] the United Nations with what's report was reportedly 500 or so uh spies and many of them were actually sex operatives and sex ops.

[00:40:56]So, by the 1960s there were around or what was suspected to be 500 United Nations Soviet spies. That would That would make up about 1/3 of the United Nations delegates at that time.

[00:41:09]Thus, the United Nations which was a a a hive of sex pot honey trap operations, they began to promote and advocate for Democrat leftist socialist policies, especially in the United States.

[00:41:29]They were also utilizing human trafficking at this time to get some of these operatives and some of these delegates, one of whom was called uh one of whom was that was involved was a compromised operation with Harry Alan Towers. These are known as the Towers girls.

[00:41:46]And this was a KGB entrapment operation utilizing the United Nations.

[00:41:51]As a result of this, eventually dozens of Soviet spies that were discovered were expelled.

[00:41:57]Many of them were also gay, faking gay.

[00:42:00]Thus, the United Nations became a feast for spies according to Donald Bower.

[00:42:13]Asia was also uh very adept at this. For many centuries, Asians uh and Asian countries, whether it's Japan or China or wherever East Southeast Asia, they had actually set up secret societies based around sex and sex secrets.

[00:42:29]And they were able to utilize these techniques for centuries for compromise.

[00:42:35]In fact, there were whole languages and networks that sex spies had created using tea codes, that is like tea, like drinking like tea reading the tea leaves.

[00:42:48]One of which was called the Black Ocean Society. So, the Black Ocean Society was a secret society amongst uh the Far East that had perfected the technique of sex languages and sex ops.

[00:43:03]In some cases, Russian operatives were able to foil Japanese ravens.

[00:43:12]So, in the Russo-Japanese War, this happened as well.

[00:43:17]In the case of Israeli intelligence, they were very adept at this. There were many cases mentioned.

[00:43:26]And in uh when you would have, for example, some of the defectors uh before I get to this with Israelis, uh you would have some defectors who would say that many of the KGB operations were really just successful because of gay stuff. So, I think uh when Anatoly Golitsyn, uh defector from the KGB, his claim was that uh the KGB was really only successful mainly through their homosexual operations.

[00:43:54]Israeli intelligence was successfully deploying agents uh female agents for many years, many decades to obtain information not just from the West, but also amongst the Soviets.

[00:44:06]One of the most famous cases with El was Eli Cohen who became a Mossad agent and infiltrated Syria at the highest levels.

[00:44:14]So, they were utilizing sex ops amongst the Syrian elite and also in Egypt.

[00:44:22]They were able to compromise some of the Ba'athist party members early on through gay ops.

[00:44:30]But it turns out Eli Cohen was a master spy, one of the most famous cases.

[00:44:34]But ended up being outed and caught and was hung in Damascus by the Syrian authorities.

[00:44:42]There was also a case of a German Jew who posed as a Nazi and was able to undo a bunch of Nazi operations.

[00:44:54]This was a person named Lotz, l o t z, Lotz von Lotz.

[00:44:59]Was able to successfully undo Egyptian operations against Israel by posing as an SS person. Now, that's a whole 200 pages right there of history of espionage summarized in a few decades all the way up just to World War II and the Cold War.

[00:45:21]Does anybody actually think that this just stopped after the Cold War ended?

[00:45:25]Of course it didn't stop. In fact, we had many cases of senators, congress people being compromised by, for example, Chinese operatives.

[00:45:33]But it's not any different when it comes to Epstein who's working at a higher level as we can see, compromising people at all levels, not just for Israel, but also for Western intelligence in general. So, that's the reality of how the world works. [music]