Topic: Chip Tatum

Ole Dammegard explains his theory that global terror organizers leave subtle clues about future events to satisfy their interpretation of the law of karma. By informing the public of their plans, the perpetrators believe the moral burden shifts to the masses who fail to react. Dammegard cites his friendship with CIA whistleblower Chip Tatum as confirmation that these operations follow extremely tight, pre-planned timelines.

Ole Dammegard discusses the shift in terror targets toward arenas and transportation hubs to prepare the population for "Smart Cities" and driverless cars. He promotes his website, LightOnConspiracies.com, and his podcast featuring guests like Barbara Honegger and Chip Tatum. The segment concludes with a prayer for peace and truth before transitioning to the post-Charlottesville addendum.

Ole Dammegard discusses the "law of karma" as interpreted by the global elite, suggesting they provide warnings to victims to absolve themselves of spiritual debt. He references conversations with whistleblower Chip Tatum, a former pilot for George H.W. Bush’s "Pegasus" hit team. Tatum allegedly confirmed that targets were often confronted verbally before being eliminated to satisfy specific operational protocols.

Oli Demingard discusses his interactions with CIA whistleblower Chip Tatum, a former deep-cover agent and pilot involved in the Iran-Contra affair. Tatum reportedly commanded a secret hit team called Pegasus under the direction of George Bush Senior. Tatum provides insider perspective on the plausibility of transporting small, controlled teams to execute clandestine operations.

Dammegard mentions his association with Chip Tatum, a former CIA Black Op assassin and pilot for the ultra-secret Pegasus team. The discussion then returns to Monika Danemann, Jimi Hendrix's girlfriend, who died in a suspicious 1996 "suicide" via carbon monoxide. Dammegard suggests she was eliminated because she became emotionally unstable and threatened to reveal the truth about Hendrix's death.

To validate his fears about the Copenhagen meeting, Dammegard consulted with Chip Tatum and Professor Jim Fetzer. Both experts reportedly agreed that the situation appeared to be a setup for a violent event. Dammegard then spent the night calling radio stations across the globe to "pre-expose" the plot, believing that public awareness would force the conspirators to abort.