Topic: British Intelligence

George Washington reportedly suspected the British of using biological warfare by sending infected individuals into American troop lines during the Revolutionary War. This historical context is used to argue that British intelligence has a long history of using disease as a weapon. The segment also touches on the "Triple Crown" theory of global control involving Washington D.C., the City of London, and the Vatican.

The origin of James Bond's 007 designation is traced back to the Elizabethan magician and spy Dr. John Dee, who signed his private correspondence to Queen Elizabeth I with a similar symbol. Robert W. Sullivan IV explains that Bond creator Ian Fleming was heavily influenced by the occult through his intelligence work with Aleister Crowley. The segment explores the intersection of British espionage and Hermetic magic during World War II.

Nick Redfern reveals British government interest in the Loch Ness Monster, specifically through the Joint Air Reconnaissance Intelligence Center (JERIC). In the 1960s, military photo analysts studied Nessie footage, ruling out logs or waves and concluding the objects were independent, intelligent entities. The analysis suggested that the visible portions of the creatures on the surface were only a small part of much larger bodies underwater.