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🚨Yesterday we were talking about the end of America's war in Iraq.
Last year Argentina opened its files on the Nazis who escaped Europe after World War II. The U.S. Senate is still fighting a Swiss bank over what those files point to.
At first glance those stories have nothing to do with each other.
That's exactly why I find them interesting.
For twenty-five years I've asked the same question:
Why did we REALLY go to Iraq?
Afghanistan made sense after 9/11.
Iraq was always harder.
Maybe part of the problem was how we were taught to look at war.
We looked at countries.
Afghanistan. Iraq. Syria. Libya. Iran. Argentina. Switzerland.
Separate countries. Separate stories. Separate decades.
Intelligence people don't see the world that way.
They see networks.
Money. Banks. Front companies. Weapons. Oil. Documents. Smuggling corridors. Officials. Intelligence services. Political protection. Safe havens.
And one node leads to the next.
Look at what the Nazi files and the Senate investigation are showing us.
After World War II, Argentina ran an escape operation out of Bern, Switzerland.
The office sat in a building owned by Credit Suisse.
Credit Suisse banked for people tied to that network.
Argentina wired Swiss francs into Europe to fund it.
Documents were obtained.
People moved.
They landed in Argentina and were absorbed into its businesses and industry.
Follow the person.
Follow the account.
Follow the company.
Follow the facilitator.
Follow the route.
Sound familiar?
That doesn't prove Iraq was invaded because of some hidden global financial operation.
But it changes the question I want to ask.
Maybe the hunters weren't asking "Which country is the enemy?"
Maybe they were asking "WHO IS CONNECTED TO WHOM?"
That's the lesson McChrystal and Flynn built in Iraq.
You don't defeat a network by taking a capital city.
You map it.
FIND → FIX → FINISH → EXPLOIT → ANALYZE → DISSEMINATE.
Then do it again on the next node.
It takes a network to defeat a network.
🚨RE-WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW KNOWING WHAT YOU KNOW TODAY
And suddenly the last 25 years deserve another look.
I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed.
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🚨TIMELINES PATTERNS & THE 81-YEAR WAR THAT JUST ENDED
Eighty-one years ago, Germany surrendered. No one ever signed a peace treaty. What happened to the apparatus that did surrender is the story of the last eight decades and what's being closed right now.
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great analysis anon