"He had secretly boarded a U boat and had taken the alias of Lowry Lane to hide the fact that he was involving himself with the Germans. During his training, the German front in the east collapsed and the Red Army were on the borders of Germany. With no ships left, Lowry couldn't return to Finland, so he figured he could fight the Soviets by joining a ragtag band of Germans, and was given the rank of a captain. Lowery used the same tactics that he had used so successfully against the Soviets in …"

"They had to patrol the area around the Berlin Ring and to watch out for any attempt of an illegal crossing from the west and especially from the east. They also performed the same task from the watchtowers. If someone was caught making a violation of the borderline, bordermen were allowed to shoot them down without orders. For this reason, many bordermen were trialed and sentenced after the German unification."

"The crowd screamed in the panicked, but Elbert Martin, a secretary of the president and an ex football player, leaped from his car and tackled Shrank to the ground. Soon for more rough riders, bodyguards and policemen were upon the assassin and began hitting him. Roosevelt stumbled, but then straightened himself and reassured the audience with a beaming smile. He turned to his aid, saying, he pinked me, Harry. The crowd demanded blood and for Shrank to be killed. It was only Roosevelt who seeme…"

"All the while, York repeatedly called out to the Germans to surrender so he would not be forced to take any more lives. With the machine guns silenced, York made his way back downhill. As he walked, a group of Germans spotted him and launched a bayonet attack, York dropped his now empty rifle and drew his pistol, a Colt nineteen eleven. He stopped next to private person Beardsley, the unit show shotgunner, who also drew his Colt and began firing on the charging Germans. Drawing on his knowledge…"

"The Cuban Missile Crisis was the moment during the Cold War when the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, came close to nuclear war. Secret communications and miscommunications which played out between the White House and the Kremlin made the crisis a unique event. After the failed Bay of Pigs invasion in nineteen sixty one by the Kennedy administration, Soviet Premier Nikita Krishtrow reached a secret agreement with Cuban Premiere Fadel Castro to place Soviet nuclear missil…"

"The M four Sherman is classified as a medium tank, weighing in at around thirty tons, with a length of nineteen feet two inches, a width of eight feet seven inches, and it was nine feet high, though this can change somewhat with each sub variant performance. The Sherman was propelled by a Continental R nine seventy five C one nine cylinder engine capable of producing up to four hundred horse power, and was able to reach speeds of around thirty miles per hour. Later variants were given more powe…"

"to the shock and disbelief of the German soldiers. These British main battle tanks were a series of heavy so called land ships that all had a very similar layout, with over two thousand of them being built before the war had ended in November nineteen eighteen. There were five main models, with the ultimate wartime one being the Mark V. This was introduced in July of nineteen eighteen, been designed by Major W. G. Wilson, a British Royal Naval Air Service engineer, and produced at the Metropoli…"

"The Vietnam War was an assault on the physical and psychological senses. Over twenty years, the American and Southern Vietnamese soldiers fought desperately for ground against the North Vietnamese Army known as the NBA. But while most of the fighting was out in the open, with both sides aware of the other, another far more secret war was being waged below the surface. The Americans had a secret an entire group of specially trained clandestine forces able to sneak across borders and into NBA hei…"

"Though it may just be a case of mistaken identity, rumors persist that the attack was deliberate. It is impossible to determine, as much of the information on what had occurred is still classified to this day. American pilot defects. By nineteen forty four, the war was going firmly in favor of the Allies, with the Axis forces suffering setbacks on both the Eastern and Western fronts. In spite of this, at least one Allied soldier took his chances, throwing his lot in with the Axis cause. Martin …"

"the north of what is now France ordered the castration of the Bishop of SiZ and several of his entourage after they elected him as bishop without his consent. The missing parts were subsequently presented to the Duke on a platter. Yet, interestingly enough, it wasn't always used in a punitive way, and in some cases non criminals were even encouraged to go under the knife. From the sixteenth century, highly prized singers known as castrati, had their nether regions purposefully removed in boyhoo…"

"vehicle in the German arsenal, the crews were hand selected for their ability and were even sent to the Henshel factories in order to learn the intricacies and maintenance of the tank production. The first Tigers were ordered in April nineteen forty two, with the first batch sent into combat in August of that year. Due to wartime needs, the production was rushed in order to get them to the front as fast as possible. Because of this, the Tiger I was modified multiple times over its production ru…"

"Private Leo Major first saw action at D Day in France, taking part in the Normandy landings on June sixth, nineteen forty four. Straightway. He distinguished himself as a scout behind enemy lines by capturing the German communications half track full of secret codebooks, then force the captured crew to drive the Hannemag towards friendly lines, but was fired upon with anti tank guns by British and Canadian troops. Leo had to climb on top of the vehicle to get them to stop firing as they drove c…"

"It was only once Carter had briefed his superiors on what he had discovered that he accepted medical treatment. In the end, because of racist attitudes within the army, he was only decorated with the military's second highest medal, the Distinguished Service Cross. What followed was nothing short of criminal, because he had lived and trained in China and had fought with the socialist Abraham Lincoln Brigade in Spain. In the post war years, Carter's reputation was destroyed by an American govern…"

"King Alfred and his army tried to storm Wareham but could not forcefully retake the town, so in a last ditch effort for peace, Alfred negotiated a treaty with the Vikings, which included hostages and the oaths sworn on a secret ring dedicated to the god Thall. But the Vikings broke their oaths and brutally killed the hostages before slipping away to Exeter. In the dead of knight. King Alfred blockaded the Vikings. With a relief fleet lost to a raging storm, the Vikings were forced to surrender.…"

"By the early nineteen eighties, the United States faced a rapidly modernizing Soviet air defense network capable of intercepting conventional bombers long before they could reach their targets. The Pentagon responded with the Advanced Technology Bomber Program, a classified initiative to produce an aircraft that would render traditional radar detection and thus conventional air defense obsolete. The answer came in the form of a flying wing, a shape first experimented with in the nineteen fortie…"

"there are two layers of protection. When a projectile hits the outer plate, it will either detonate or tumble, reducing the kinetic energy of the impact before it hits the main layer of protection. More recent variants use composites of steel, tungsten, and ceramic. The exact makeup and thickness of the armour is speculated, though is classified and difficult to confirm. The A five variant began the use of an arrowhead designed turret with sloped armour, giving the Leopard its sleek appearance."

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"Her statement exonerates you from any connection with the classified documents in question, as well as your supposed part of the shooting. You want to tell me about it now."

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"Oh, Alice, SMI you can't be married to someone for seven years and then all of a sudden, Alice Darling, the man is a criminal. He's wanted by the police. I am still married to him."

"I Walter Minis returned from Philadelphia and surrendered to the District Attorney's office, giving complete details of his shooting of Beverly James. Fortunately for minus, Miss James recovered from the single pistol shot and Minis was not faced with the charge of murder. He was, however, convicted for the criminal assault, and this charge, along with his forgeries, added to a total of thirty years in prison. Arnold Harris and Beverly James were convicted as accessories to Minnis's frauds and …"

"he was. I suppose I would, Oh, Alice, smile. You can't be married to someone for seven years and then all of a sudden, Alice is Darling. The man is a criminal. He's wanted by the police. I'm still married to him. He's gonna be caught and sent to jail. Sabe he won't be Maybe he's smarter than he was six months ago."

"The statement exonerates you from any connection with the classified documents in question, as well as your supposed part of the shooting."

"attention for the last time following a daring daylight robbery of an Akron, Ohio supermarket on April fourteenth, nineteen fifty five. The manager of the market, who was shot from the shoulder, identified the criminal as Dunkirk. Under the provisions of the National Stolen Properties Act, the Bureau was called in. Agent Reynolds and I were assigned and left for Akron to cooperate with the local police in the search for Dunkirk. FBI. It says right here on the paper,"

"to the District Attorney's office, giving complete details of his shooting of Beverly James. Fortunately for Minis, Miss James recovered from the single pistol shot, and Minis was not faced with the charge of murder. He was, however, convicted for the criminal assault and discharge along with his forgeries, added to a total of thirty years in prison. Arnold Harris and Beverly James were convicted as accessories to Mennis's frauds and received terms of"

"lifetime battle against complacency. He overcame a frail and asthmatic childhood by advocating the strenuous life. Courage, endurance, and stamina were component parts of his personal creed. It was in eighteen ninety eight that tr resigned as Secretary of the Navy to lead Colonel Leonard Wood's rough Riders on the charge up San Juan Hill."

"eight, his services to the struggling young Republic placed him in the first rank of her statesman. When you should have his name by now, But in case you don't. Here's one more important clue. He was our first wartime president. His administration saw the beginning and the end of the War of eighteen twelve. Yes, he was James Madison, fourth President of the United States."

"when the apparent leads were investigated, they all managed to converge in a dead end. At first was accepted as sheer coincidence, but later, when we began to assemble the incredible puzzle, we came across the most unusual criminal career on record. Hey, Dak, good morning, Gus. I guess you know why I'm here. Everything went off all right, led up perfect."

"Martial law prevails throughout New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. At this time, we take you to Washington for a special broadcast on the national emergency. The Secretary of the Interior, Citizens of the Nation, I shall not try to conceal the gravity of the situation that confronts the country, nor the concern of your government in protecting the lives and property of its people. However, I"

"Well, as you know, I was spelt of the bigger study, the Bass study, which was spelt of a larger thing for the Pentagon, and this was you know, we all had classified status, so and we looked at at many many cases. I try to focus on cases where suddenly where I can talk to the witnesses myself, and my approach is not you know, the big supertect approach. I you know, I go there with the you know, with my cell phone, and occasionally I'll take some photographs if they allow me, But mainly I want to…"

"It was about almost twelve hours to the dot before the UAP hearing, which brought forth considerable information whistleblowers and showed that willing leadership of members of the US government to share more that they could. We said, all right, let's it's the end of the evening. It's about ten o'clock."

"Hey everyone, I'm Matt Ford and welcome to the Good Trouble Show. In just minutes on Capitol Hill, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform will hold a hearing titled Restoring Public Trust through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection. It's being led."

"Your story's a little bit different, sounds like it, well for both of you guys, and also, mister Nussatelli, if this were sanctioned by the US government even though you have a clearance, but it's classified above the clearance level, do you see any reason why they would allow you access being present, viewing it, hearing it, you know, being around it? Like what is this an accident? Like does the US government make these kind of acts? They make accidents mistakes like this way, Oh, we're doing …"

"The fact that non human intelligence has been here interacting with this is a conversation we need to have. But the other conversation we need to have is this, how far our own government has gone to keep this dirty little secret from Congress and the American people of Congress Health roz over later in the program, because I actually found myself agreeing with congress Woman Marjorie Taylor Green."

"they're collecting all the singing, you know, signature intelligence. I got to go to the CIA. That was super cool when you walk down this crazy, like fifty foot long hallway, a circular hallway. Yeah, I felt like it was in Men in Black or something going in the CIA, and they had the top secret lunchroom. That was super exciting for us. Oh wow, it's yeah, that's the first time I've been in a top secret lunch room. So from Alaska, I got the chance also to go then to Turkey, and so I lived almost …"

"So I don't know, you always have to look into the classified domain as well, because we're having an unclassified conversation with this. You know, we've got no data being fed into us from the NNGA. We were not aware of all the special access programs and DAPER programs or controlled access programs, so we have no knowledge of those."

"Even if when the first interstellar object didn't show any commentary debris around it, no gas or does, and it had some non gravitational acceleration, they argue it's a dark comet where it is a comet, but you can't see the signatures of a comet. And I would say, well, spacecraft would also be classified as a dark comet because you won't see the signatures. So anyway, I do believe we should remain curious about this object because you know, the joy of doing science is allowing different possibi…"

"and in some cases try to get the most senior officials in our government to have an open dialogue with the American people. Right. That is ultimately the definition of transparency, and that is exactly what we were trying to go for in this project, and it's been been done in secret for over almost three and a half years. As I said before, you know, it's a bit like it's a bit like birthing an elephant, right, it was. It was certainly not easy, but I think it was necessary."

"Gillibrand from the Senate's Inner Circle, Kirk McConnell from national Media, Mark von Rennenkamp from Disclosure Foundation, Jordan Flowers from public safety, Heath Taylor from America's Campuses, Three Tata from finance, Eric Zydak from Global astronomy, Beatrice Voreale and Aviy Loebe from academic science, Kevin Kanuth from biotech and intelligence research, Gary Nolan from classified physics programs, how put Off from cognitive neuroscience, Julia Mossbridge from Navy NASA Research, Lawr…"

"this whole drone thing is, which of course they're UAP, and a mix of other things that wouldn't surprise me. Okay, here's one. David Voight fifty seventy seven. Thank you very much, David for the super chat donation. Help keep the lights on here at the Good Troubles Show Studio. You can get to the truth by exposing the harassment and intimidation programs that are used to discredit witnesses and whistleblowers. The Justice departments Operation Fox Fox Hunt is an example. I don't know what that…"

"And so I hold no I hold no deep dark secrets. Uh. Frankly, all I hold are confidences and and and handshakes with with people as to information that I keep private. And I would do that with anybody. You know, if if I promise somebody I won't say something, I won't do, I won't say it right, you know. So you know, the the the the the accusations that come against not just me, but about anybody in this field that somehow that we're our hands are tied. It's just ridiculous. Anybody who knows me kno…"

"Congress more than anyone else on UAP. His words carried the full weight of the Pentagon, or at least that's what they told us. As far back as my own letter to Congress in twenty twenty four, now part of the official Congressional record, sources told me that Kirkpatrick put together a secret little advisory board for ARROW he admitted the board existed, but when Congress asked about naming names, like who was on this board, Kirkpatrick wouldn't tell them."

"just killing the whole UFO field. So you feel like you were going somewhere really big, and then bam that happens, and then it's a step back. So I've seen that a couple of times, and I've talked to people that have been around forever and talking about like the MJ twelve documents when those came out, and then basically there was a guy that stood up at a conference and said, hey, you know, I'm working with the CIA and this is misinformation, you know type of thing. So it's like you feel like it…"

"Unethical experiments on children redacted records. Tonight, Hey everyone, I'm Matt Ford, and welcome to the Good Trouble Show. Declassified documents revealed the US government ran psychic research programs on children during the Cold War. Students were pulled from class for mysterious one on one sessions, including being subjected to unusual hearing tests. When they requested their school records as adults, they found every note about the program completely redacted. Today's guest was one of …"

"Hey everyone, I'm Matt Ford and welcome to another live episode of The Good Trouble Show. Today's guest is a former Air Force Captain Emmy Winning, a filmmaker and one of the earliest military whistleblowers to go on the record about UFO encounters. Here to discuss his latest book, Farewell the Tranquil Mind, and to talk about what the hell is going on with this whole UFO thing. Please welcome Bob Jacobs, Doctor Jacobs, how are you, sir?"

"As soon as he left the office, the film was clipped out off the real the key footage and confiscated by the CIA agents and they told Major Mansman this was now top secret. Jacobs didn't have that information, and so in nineteen eighty two, thinking that enough time had gone by, he wrote a magazine article about all of this, and suddenly he began getting death threats over the phone because of what had occurred."

"Yeah really, And so where I lived, I would drive by and there was the Secretary of the State at the time, George Schultz lived in Bethesda, Maryland. And I knew that the State Department had these agents, but nobody really knew who they were or what they did, and everybody kind of thought that they were secret service, but they're not. And so I started. These are pre internet days."

"he was sent to Zurich to attend a lecture Heisenberg gab about the bomb to Nazi authorities. Berg determined the possibility of a Nazi Adam bomb was distant, and the assassination plot was called off. Moe's biographers have often pointed out he was a sloppy spy, famously forgetting to take off his oss issue watch before undertaking secret missions abroad and dropping his gun at in our portune times. But Mo was sent to use as Russian and language skills during several intelligence gathering miss…"

"The cop from Wuhan rolled into New Jersey on a secret reconnaissance mission. Hugi huji. I think that's how you pronounce it."

"one minute I was working for China. Yet now I've lost everything. This is such a nightmare. He was among ten people charged in the federal case, which spurred the first trial stemming from US claims about China's decade Operation Fox Hunt initiative. Beijing says it's about bringing corrupt officials and other criminal fugitives to justice. Washington deems at an exercise and threatening and harassing dissidents across borders. US District Judge Pamela Chen said McMahon aided a campaign of tran…"

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"of ammunition in June twenty twenty two. Sniper rifle was being adopted by the Marine Corps, which announced in November twenty twenty four that have been fielded to all of its infantry and recon units and training schools. Let's also look at another story in regards to special ops. The Defense Secretary came out with news and addresses adequate support for special ops. Pete Hegzath, during remarks he gave what the annual SOFT Convention in Tampa noted that presidentially directed SOFT missions…"

"its vibrant surface, the Cinaloa Cartel, a titan of Mexico's drug trade, had woven a sophisticated money laundering operation, funneling drug profits through clothing stores with the incredible efficiency. At four am, the FBI's La Office unleashed a meticulous plan to Sault, deploying nearly one thousand agents to dismantle the criminal empire in a single sweep. The operation sees over one hundred million dollars in cash, arrested key nine key operatives, and exposed that one of the most feared…"

"THO Thozettas Cartels one of Mexico's most notorious criminal organization. It was founded by former members of the Millicson military, specifically elite soldiers from the group called Grupo Adimoviile that forts specialist the Mexico's Airborne Special Forces. These individuals were trained by US special forces, primarily the US Army Special Forces Green Berets. So we're gonna find out what happened there."

"to be so theory heavy. This is something that they can look at and say, oh, okay, I can see, you know. Number one, somebody making a jihadi video, right, or some kind of you know, calling for group action or some kind of self made propaganda. Number two is basically, excuse me, how secret is the group? Right?"

"So I'm going to repeat that, Corey, so people can hear it in the back. Illegal immigrants and legal immigrants both commit crimes at lower rates than natural born American citizens."

"Friday night, after I got off the air on Sirius XM, Donald Trump finally illegally invaded Venezuela while we were asleep, which I thought was rude. Professor, if you're going to start a war, have the decency to do it during normal business hours, like a proper sociopath. Monday this week in New York, Maduro pled not guilty to charges of narco terrorism, conspiracy, and other alleged crimes on his first day in US federal court. Turns out the indictment against him and his wife is a little flims…"

"cover for a year that doesn't want to stay buried. Today, we'll talk about some of the good news at the end of the year, as well as the most egregious violations of law and constitutional norms and basic human decency by this administration. We're going to cover due process abuses, illegal military deployments. We're going to talk about questionable executive actions and unqualified, corrupt crony cabinet members and endless dreary lies and racism, public corruption, bribery in the open, and se…"

"They kept changing the stories and Greenland you should get very used, so the story's being changed. So it's been a crazy week, Professor. The DOJ is launching this insane prosecution of the FED chair because he won't lower interest rates. They're still trying to fire Lisa Cook. Trump is threatening the sent troops to arrest protesters in Minneapolis after Renee Good was killed by an immigration officer, and they are still covering that up, not allowing state law enforcement to investigate anyt…"

"I think you're talking about the ancient history of America's illegal invasion and subsequent occupation of Venezuela to loot them for their natural resources, and oil companies are terrified of having Iraq all over again, so no one wants to invest after Trump bought it and broke it for the rest of us. But that's eight days ago, Corey, that's really old history. When we last taped an episode, we had no idea that events in Minneapolis would draw the attention of the world away from the attention…"

"Come back to the basics of our law, of our constitution, the documents that formed it. And really this."

"disarmed and then killed an American citizen while he was trying to protect a woman who had just been shoved to the ground and peppered sprayed by a masked, armed government agent. As folks probably know by now, he was a registered nurse and ICU caregiver for vets, a man with no criminal record, a man who spent his life healing bodies broken by violence, and he was killed for trying to stop it. Following the shooting, Border Patrol Piumunculust, Greg Bavino, and a bunch of ICE agents, including…"

"But in seventeen ninety eight, I'm foreshadowing what we'll talk about later on in the discussion, it was used successfully and importantly by those resisting adams attempt to shut down free speech. So there's a much earlier tradition, much earlier than the race is taking over. Where the resistance of the Sedition Act and adams prosecution of one hundred and twenty five opponents, what was the way that it was resisted."

"on serious XM already, but traditionally what you do is if you want to have buildings named after you, you do good things for people, and then later they name buildings after you to honor you for the good things you did for them. This president's doing it differently. He is trying to blackmail people into naming things after him that are already named and saying he will hurt them and not let the projects be built and waste billions if he doesn't get what he wants. I mean, is this a form of exto…"

"So what the obvious question is at first, who gets that back? Is there going to be a VENMO request to people? Do we all get store credit at Trump's merch side? Is there going to be a fifteen percent processing fee to retrieve our illegal taxes? But one of the things that really stood out for me was the Major Questions doctrine, which I think is a thing that John Roberts just made up to knock down Joe Biden trying to fulfill a campaign promise to help out Americans with interest rates on student…"

"The president was acquitted, but Vinman was fired and forced out of the military, where he had served for twenty one years. You may think you know his story, but what you may not know is that Alex Vinman is still picking up the pieces. I'm Miles Taylor, and this is the whistleblowers on this show. We're going deep in the heart of power to meet the people who spoke out about wrongdoing from inside the Trump administration. Some were in the President's inner circle, others were on the front lines…"

"is focused on preserving this idea about his position and the position of the FBI itself when it comes to politics, and that is stay out of it. But as he's about to find out in this administration, politics are as inevitable as death and taxes. I'm Miles Taylor, and this is the Whistleblowers On this show. We're going deep into the heart of power to meet people who spoke out about wrongdoing from inside the Trump administration. Some were in the President's inner circle, others were on the fron…"

"Reality Winner leaked a secret report on Russian election hacking to the media and will now serve more than five years in prison. That's the longest sentence ever imposed for this kind of violation."

"a patriot, a trader, a hero, a sleezebag, and a disgruntled employee. Before I was any of those, I was a government official, serving as senior advisor and eventually Chief of Staff at the US Department of Homeland Security under President Donald Trump. Of all the labels I've picked up along the way, the one I'm most interested in is whistleblower. I still don't know how I feel about applying it to myself. What does it mean when you blow the whistle if you do it anonymously? And even though I u…"

"And so we have more in common now and we've gotten to be friends. People like Stephanie Grisham and Denver Riggleman aren't your traditional whistleblowers. Many even say they were complicit in what happened in the Trump years, But ever since breaking ranks with Trump, they've put themselves on the front lines of a fight against conspiracy movements consuming the most radical wing of the Republican Party. This outspokenness didn't just get them pushed out of Washington like many others."

"by the President himself. But now his guy, Michael Pack is in the job, and Pack has plans to shake things up. He's at the beginning of a process, he says, and the journalists at USAGM are about to find out exactly what that means. I'm Miles Taylor, and this is the whistleblowers on this show. We're going deep into the heart of power to meet people who spoke out about wrongdoing from inside the Trump administration. They all had different red lines. Some of them came forward immediately, while o…"

"Nine days later, Olivia speaks out publicly and it does become her life. I'm Miles Taylor. This is the whistleblowers on this show. We're going deep into the heart of power to meet people who spoke out about wrongdoing from inside the Trump administration. Some were in the President's inner circle, others were on the front lines of top agencies. But they all have a few things in common, the ethical gray areas, the doubts about whether what they did even made an impact, and their decisions cost …"