Trump gets PUBLIC WARNING by US INTELLIGENCE OFFICER!!

[0:00] this is one of the most powerful speeches i've seen recently a former intelligence officer in [0:06] the united states army josephine gilbo gave an incredible speech calling out the united states [0:14] for its unlawful war in iran she described the definition of terrorism and described how [0:21] the united states loitering over iran and attacking elementary schools like the one in [0:28] manab that killed 165 little girls while pete hexeth and donald trump brag about [0:36] raining death from above is the definition of terrorism and she applies her experience [0:43] as a former intelligence officer holding assignments with the dia the odni the nsa [0:52] her work as a counter-terrorism officer in the u.s army describing what's taking place [0:58] in iran and affecting the united states it's a great response to the administration of indiana [0:58] And she's saying, look, as the ships, the Marine Expeditionary Units like the USS Tripoli, the USS Boxer, the 82nd Airborne Division that's coming from Fort Bragg and others. [1:14] You know, she's just saying, look, the troops, the young troops, they're being sent to potentially die in this war against Iran. [1:23] That has no clearly defined objectives other than Donald Trump is chasing Netanyahu to attack Iran. [1:33] Donald Trump now is saying that he wants to, what, like do deals with the Ayatollah and the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's attacking NATO and he's removing sanctions against Russian oil and Iranian oil. [1:45] He's flailing. [1:46] And ultimately, our troops are the ones who are making the ultimate sacrifice and paying the price. [1:53] For Donald Trump's bloodlust. [1:55] I want to share the speech with you right now from Josephine Gilbo. [2:01] It's a really powerful speech. [2:02] You're going to want to watch the entire thing as she talks to the captains of these ships. [2:08] And she says, turn your ships around right now. [2:10] It's not too late. [2:12] Do not follow unlawful orders. [2:14] There's no congressional authorization here. [2:16] Turn around. [2:17] Turn around while there's still time. [2:20] I want you to watch her incredible speech. [2:21] Let's play it. [2:22] My name is Josephine Gilbo. [2:24] I'm a farmer. [2:25] Intelligence officer. [2:26] I spent 17 years in the U.S. Army. [2:29] I've held assignments as an intelligence officer at the DIA, the ODNI, NSA, and DHS. [2:39] And, of course, as an intelligence officer in the Army. [2:42] I've held a top-secret clearance with a polygraph just to give you an idea of my access and experience when it comes to these assignments. [2:54] One of my many duties. [2:56] along the way, has been counter-terrorism. [3:01] I was a counter-terrorism officer in the U.S. Army. [3:08] And I want to give you the definition of terrorism as we use it here in the United States. [3:17] Terrorism is the premeditated use of violence or threat of violence against civilians or property to induce fear, coercion, or intimidation. [3:32] Aimed at government or societies to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives. [3:43] Given this information, we're going to focus back now to the bombing of Manabe. [3:50] One hundred and sixty-five little girls were killed by United States Tomahawks. [4:00] From a United States vessel. [4:04] in the area of operation a modern tomahawk missile is equipped with on-board cameras real time [4:16] targeting imagery satellite imagery is constantly collected by several intelligence agencies [4:30] several countries in real time let's talk about what that satellite imagery would show [4:38] of the manab little girls school murals the entire school was surrounded by colorful children [4:52] painting flower bright colored murals surrounded this school and it was without a doubt a school [5:06] if you looked at it through satellite imagery it was without a doubt a school [5:14] when you looked at it through the on-board camera of the tomahawk missile it was clear now let's [5:24] talk about when the attack started on iran 10 a.m at 10 a.m israel along with the united states [5:34] began attacking iran by 10 20 the staff at minab school began evacuating the children strike one [5:54] and two kids moved to the prayer room strike two hit the prayer room 163 kids dead strike three [6:08] hit nearby multiple sources including intelligence reports regional sources and u.s officials are [6:22] required to confirm a target for the u.s navy and military operations to ensure accuracy and reduce [6:31] errors this is how it works [6:35] this is how it worked that day nbc news reports uss sprunitz a guided missile destroyer [6:46] shot the tomahawk commander lay r tate executive officer jeffrey e york commanded [6:59] uss sprunitz who shot a tomahawk and killed 165 little girls [7:10] and even shot 165 children while they were drunk and killed in al-adha as a result of this [7:16] the home version of this attack was never heard again the second round of fire was [7:17] continued after this was done the same destroyer conducted a replenishment at sea with usns henry [7:23] keiser back ready to fire march 4th march 10th and march 18th they replenished their firearms [7:32] they replenished their weapons no pause for review no pause for investigation [7:39] no calls for this command to appear in front of congress and report the violence which has been [7:41] to the American people why we just bombed a school knowing it was a school. Nothing. Silence. Lies. [7:56] Excuses. Who are the terrorists? Who are the bad guys in this story? This is the story of our [8:10] timeline. By our own definition of terrorism, and I can say this as a former counter-terrorist [8:20] officer, we are the terrorists. We are the bad guys. Now, what's going to happen next? [8:35] Our U.S. military is about to die. A bloodbath. They are at the bottom of the totem pole. That's [8:43] the reality of it. In this whole scheme, they're the pawn. [8:47] Slaves to the elite, the Epstein class. And the hardest thing about everything I'm saying right now [8:56] is none of us up here can save them. No matter what we say today, no matter if we cry, [9:08] no matter if we yell, we will not save them. But I'm going to try. I call on USS Tripoli [9:19] Commander Captain Patrick J. Sullivan. Stop the ship now. [9:27] Well, there you have it, folks. Let me know what you think. And [10:02] when I saw that speech for the first time, it really touched my heart. So I wanted to be able [10:08] to share it with you as well. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers here. [10:15] And thanks for that speech, Josephine. It really was powerful indeed. [10:20] Want to stay plugged in? Become a subscriber to our sub stack at MidasPlus.com. You'll get daily [10:26] recaps from Ron Filipkowski, ad-free episodes of our podcast, and more exclusive content [10:31] only available at MidasPlus.com.