ColonelTowner-Watkins

Retired USAF Colonel Exposing OPERATION GLADIO & the INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE to the WORLD-find me on Rumble, Substack, TruthSocial, X SPACES M-F 4pm EST

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

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[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

@SpookdBlog Thank you for pointing this out.

[Spookd Blog @SpookdBlog]

Sedition is a federal crime
Coup attempts are TREASON!

Punishable by long prison sentences, or execution!

There is a large number of Obama era, now senior Military officers, many of whom are Left Wing Academy grads, involved in this coup planning, undermining Hegseth.

Arrest them!

[Katie K USA @KimKatieUSA]

🛑 Ingram, Texas Police Officer Partners With ICE, Turns Over 194 Illegal Aliens in Under a Year 🛑

In the small Hill Country town of Ingram, Texas, one police officer decided to stop looking the other way and became a hero to patriots across the nation.

Officer Jaron Alexander went to Chief Dustin Breshears and proposed joining ICE's 287(g) program, which lets trained local officers identify illegal aliens and hand them over to federal immigration authorities. The chief agreed, and Ingram signed its agreement with ICE on October 17, 2025.

Since then, Ingram police have logged 194 immigration-related incidents, most of them coming out of routine traffic stops on Junction Highway. In a town this size, that is a huge share of the population.

The left is now crying that it "tore the town apart." What tore the town apart was years of federal immigration law going unenforced. One cop doing his job is not the problem, he's the solution.

This is exactly what 287(g) was built for. Local police and ICE working together, removing people who broke the law to get here. Every town in America should be doing what Ingram is doing.

[Martin De Luca @emd_worldwide]

According @malugaspar — not exactly considered a Flavio supporter — all the judges of the TSE oppposed granting the extension that Lula’s former campaign lawyer now turned STF justice @Cristianozaninm ordered.

It’s Lula’s lawyer, sitting as judge in a court with no jurisdiction, ordering the polls remain open when all judges in the electoral court opposed it. This has to have consequences Lula is going to destroy the rule of law in Brazil on his way out.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

The major question in Brazil…

At exactly 5pm, a code is supposed to be entered that closes and locks the voting machines. Once a machine is locked, it can’t accept any more votes. It’s irreversible.

The Supreme Court extension was relayed a few minutes after polls were supposed to be closed and machines locked.

So… which machines were kept open? In what districts were those machines? And why weren’t they locked at 5pm?

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

For the world to see.

[Martin De Luca @emd_worldwide]

Let’s make sure the entire world understands. In Brazil, judicial rulings in connection with federal elections are made by the court that has been in place for that very purpose, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE).

@LulaOficial requested to the TSE that the polls be extended by two more hours in the entire country, citing “transportation problems.” Who controls the transport system? Lula’s government surely more so than a senator running for president.

Instead of waiting for a TSE ruling. @LulaOficial immediately asked Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) justice @Cristianozaninm to order the polls remain open WITHOUT any TSE ruling. Within minutes (did Zanin even read the filing?), the polls were ordered to remain open by Zanin.

The STF has 11 justices. What did Zanin do before becoming an STF justice? Oh yes, he was Lula’s criminal defense lawyer in his corruption cases.

If this blatant rigging of the elections will be used to announce that Lula won, is Lula seriously expecting anyone in the international community to recognize that as a free and fair election? He knows nobody will.

Has the desperation reached a point that today is the day the mask fully comes off and Lula becomes the next Nicolas Maduro? For the sake of Brazil, I pray that is not the case.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

@canncon what do you make of this?

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

Surpriiiiiiise

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

All of them were here illegally and had the opportunity to pick a country. They rolled the dice and lost.

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

60 Minutes obtained the names of 63 people on a deportation flight from Texas to West Africa. Of the 19 people we reached who were sent to Ghana, 17 say Ghana then transported them against their will to their home countries — places U.S. immigration judges had ruled they should not be returned to.

A Department of Homeland Security lawyer told 60 Minutes he was not aware of cases in which Ghana had sent deportees home against their will. He also said he believes third-country removals have prevented crimes and made Americans safer. https://t.co/iNOFiDCmif

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

@xAlphaWarriorx how about those Niners?

[CannCon @canncon]

The Retarded Cobra strikes again!!!

@CamCooksey1776 @xAlphaWarriorx @RattlerGator

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

That math ain’t mathing.

[sterilized objectivity @AutoDiddakt]

Election STOLEN?
1st round Bolsonaro received 56.1m votes

1st round LULA received 53.8mi votes

Runner up candidates in 3rd & 4th received 6m votes

BOTH THESE Candidates ENDORSED BOLSONARO IN THE RUNOFF

FINAL VOTE
Bolsonaro received 59.7m(+3.6m)
Lula received 64.1m(+10.2m).

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Translation. Illegal alien was deported.

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

A Texas father who had lived in the U.S. for 25 years with no criminal record was finishing his night shift as an Uber driver when immigration agents detained him.

Without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge, he was put on a plane and sent first to Ghana, a country where he had no ties. He was then sent to his home country, despite a determination by a U.S. immigration court judge that he could not be deported there due to likely persecution. https://t.co/2vMsbrSmr9

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇧🇷 Election day in Brazil turned into CHAOS after buses in Salvador were covered with campaign stickers promoting Lula's Workers' Party (PT).

Mayor Bruno Reis released footage showing people placing the party's number 13 and red star on public buses, accusing union members linked to the PT of illegally campaigning on voting day.

At least 75 buses were held back, disrupting transportation for voters. Reis claims operators initially refused to send them out with political propaganda still attached.

Writer: Sol

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

The CIA does not nor has it ever worked for the president. When puppets occupy the office it appears that way but the real test is when a president wants peace. JFK is an example.

[Mats Nilsson @mazzenilsson]

"It is astonishing that The Atlantic; otherwise among the most vocal defenders of the official American narrative regarding the war in Ukraine, is now publishing a report on the CIA’s direct and extensive role in the warfare against Russia.

Yet, the most important question is something else: Why is this article being published right now?

I pondered this back when The New York Times, on March 30, 2025, published its major investigation into the United States’ secret military cooperation with Ukraine. At that time, too, the Trump administration found itself in a delicate negotiating position with Moscow.

The report revealed how American generals and intelligence officers, operating from the U.S. military base in Wiesbaden, Germany, had participated in the planning and coordination of Ukraine’s war effort. From there, "Task Force Dragon" was directed, a unit in which American and Ukrainian officers jointly established priorities for strikes against Russian forces and military installations. Generals Christopher Donahue, Christopher Cavoli, and Antonio Aguto played central roles. U.S. intelligence personnel provided target identification and precise coordinates. This cooperation encompassed the planning of major offensives, strikes against the Russian Black Sea Fleet, and, eventually, attacks on targets located within Russian territory.

One particularly revealing detail concerned "Operation Lunar Hail" a jointly planned campaign targeting approximately one hundred Russian positions in Crimea. American and British officers participated in the detailed planning, down to the specific flight paths of the missiles. When the Biden administration later authorized strikes across the internationally recognized Russian border, the generals in Wiesbaden were also tasked with defining the areas where American intelligence could be used to direct those attacks.

It was, therefore, not merely a matter of American arms shipments; the U.S. military was directly involved in the conduct of the war.

As early as February 25, 2024, in the midst of the U.S. presidential election year, The New York Times published another in-depth report. By that time, Donald Trump had long since made a promise to end the war in Ukraine a central pillar of his election campaign. The piece, titled "The Spy War: How the C.I.A. Secretly Helps Ukraine Fight Putin," revealed how the CIA had spent nearly a decade helping to build a network of twelve secret intelligence bases along Ukraine’s border with Russia. The CIA had trained Ukrainian intelligence officers, funded and equipped facilities, and developed a partnership that began long before the Russian invasion in 2022.

Now, as Trump once again appears to be seeking a deal with Russia, The Atlantic has emerged with new information. According to the report, the CIA plays a leading role among the American personnel operating on the ground in Ukraine. U.S. intelligence is used to guide Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russian territory, while American satellites provide Ukraine with advance warning of incoming Russian missile and drone attacks. A Baltic intelligence officer describes the CIA’s operations during the Trump era as significantly more aggressive than they were under Biden.

Furthermore, CIA Director John Ratcliffe personally visited Moscow, where he met with representatives of the Russian security services in August. According to The Atlantic, he attempted to persuade the Russian leadership that the war could not be won militarily. This account raises the question of what an American intelligence chief is there to negotiate and what leverage he brings with him.

Most of this has been known in its broad outlines. However, the new details, and, above all, the authoritative confirmations, make it increasingly difficult to maintain the official narrative of the United States as an outside power attempting to mediate peace between two warring parties.

And this is where the timing becomes interesting.
Trump appears to be seeking a way out of the war through an official policy of peace and diplomacy. The Russians seem prepared to play along, even though both sides are well aware of the extent of U.S. military involvement. For such a diplomatic exit to work, no one necessarily needs to believe the official narrative; it may suffice for both parties to simply accept it.

Yet, when major American media outlets, precisely at such junctures, expose the reality behind the scenes, the political narrative becomes harder to sustain. And, consequently, so does the diplomatic exit that such a narrative might otherwise facilitate.

Who, then, has an interest in reminding the President of this reality? Within the American security apparatus, the foreign policy establishment, and the defense industry, there are powerful actors who have spent years investing politically, strategically, and economically in the war. For many of them, an American withdrawal would represent a significant defeat.

This does not necessarily mean that these reports are coordinated. But their content and timing make it reasonable to ask whose interests they might serve.
The implicit message to Trump could be summed up in four words: G e t b a c k i n l i n e.

I suspected such a connection as early as when The New York Times published its investigation last spring. We now have three major reports, published over three different years, all during a period when Trump has positioned himself as a politician who wants to end the war. With The Atlantic’s latest report, the pattern emerges even more clearly.

The question is not just what is being revealed. But when." By @C_H_Petersen

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Neocons.

[Nikki Haley @NikkiHaley]

For Putin, the suffering is the point.

The war he started has killed thousands of Ukrainian civilians, kidnapped more than 20,000 children, and bombed children’s hospitals. And every winter, Russia attacks Ukraine’s power grid to leave families freezing in the dark.

Watch @ZelenskyyUa at @HudsonInstitute on the human cost of Putin’s war.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

😂😂😂😂

[Grok @grok]

No national survey data on the % of consanguineous marriages in Somalia is available in standard global compilations. A 2019 genetic study of 39 Somali samples found 48.7% had FROH levels matching offspring of second-cousin (or closer) unions, with mean FROH of 0.0181, linked to cultural cousin-marriage preferences among some groups.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Dang. That’s crazy.

[Eduardo Menoni @eduardomenoni]

🇧🇷🚨 ESCÁNDALO MUNDIAL: En Salvador, Bahia los autobuses públicos tenían calcomanías de Lula para llevar votantes a los centros electorales.

El Sec. de Transporte de la ciudad NO PERMITIÓ que salieran y Lula ordenó METERLO PRESO. COMUNISMO PURO Y DURO.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

I hope someone covers how the CIA has used the military and it’s implications bc I haven’t seen anyone discussing it on here.

[Mike Shelby @grayzoneintel]

On Tuesday at 7 PM Central, I'm going live with @Schwalm5132 (CW4, Special Forces, ret.) and @RealDustinM (former Psychological Operations) on how color revolutions work and how to defeat them.

Link in next post.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Shut the fuck up. We’ve all read the real story. You are another seditious asshole that needs to be held accountable for your neocon bullshit.

[Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️ @RepDonBacon]

Initially Elon denied slowing down the Starlink data rates and said only the Pentagon had that authority. We don’t like being lied to.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Everyone needs to ask this question about every operation post WW2. They all have a similar answer.

[Eric Schwalm @Schwalm5132]

What really burns me the most is that while many of us were running Combat Operations in good faith (while laying our lives on the line), these people were spending 20 years in Washinton D.C. (during the same period) pulling the rug out from under everything that America stood for.

It makes me wonder how many Americans lost their lives overseas because these people were playing games inside our governement.

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

The ppl paying for the national police are never allowed to know what they do.

[Tom Elliott @tomselliott]

Remember Roy McGrath, Larry Hogan's chief of staff who was indicted for fraud, skipped his trial, & was killed in an FBI traffic stop in Knoxville in 2023? The FBI quietly posted its case file to the Vault a few days ago. A few interesting things:

1. Agents pulled 36 flash drives from a bag in his Escalade. McGrath had claimed to possess recordings of @LarryHogan. (In fact Maryland charged him under the state wiretap law for secretly recording Hogan & others, & that same law bars authorities from releasing the recordings.) The file lists the drives but never mentions them again. They also recovered more than $6k in cash, 7 cellphones, a computer, as well as a 9mm handgun, a box of ammo, &, for some reason, a cap gun.

2. The shot count. One witness at the Sonic drive-thru heard a single shot; another heard "five or six." The FBI's evidence log shows two spent casings — one beside the agent's vehicle, one on McGrath's own dashboard. The Knox County DA later concluded both guns fired at the same instant, which is why an audio recording only registered one bang. The FBI's file never says who fired what.

3. Fourteen pages are withheld under the "deliberative process" exemption, which is almost certainly where the @FBI's review of its own shooting lives. The Bureau investigated the Bureau, then redacted the verdict.

There are no agent statements in the release — only bystanders, deputies, & the evidence team.

As usual, the pages that aren’t completely withheld are heavily redacted, as you can see below.