Topic: Fidel Castro

The segment explores the intentional asset-stripping of the power grid to make it vulnerable to weather attacks. Tavares references historical weather modification like "Operation Popeye" in Vietnam and "Nile Blue" in Cuba. She also discusses Presidential Executive Order 13834, which she claims mandates "Toilet-to-Tap" water treatment, forcing citizens to drink recycled sewage.

Major General Edward Lansdale proposed a plan in the early 1960s to disrupt the Cuban government by projecting images of Jesus onto clouds. The project intended to use loudspeakers to broadcast messages urging citizens to denounce Fidel Castro, framing the event as the Second Coming. Although the technology was insufficient at the time, declassified files confirm the existence of these bizarre psychological warfare strategies.

Judith Vary Baker describes her recruitment by famed oncologist Dr. Mary Sherman and Dr. Alton Ochsner to participate in a New Orleans cancer research project. The project aimed to weaponize cancer using the RPMI 1640 formula to create a fast-acting, deadly strain intended for the assassination of Fidel Castro. Baker details how the CIA sought a method to kill Castro that would appear natural and untraceable to the United States.

Dr. Alton Ochsner's personal tragedy involving the polio vaccine, which killed his grandson, influenced his views on medical trust and the potential to weaponize healthcare. Plans to assassinate Fidel Castro involved using medical technicians to contaminate blood slides with cancer cells or using high-dose X-rays to suppress his immune system. These methods relied on the dissatisfaction of Cuban doctors who felt marginalized by the shift toward the Soviet medical system.

Following the Cuban Missile Crisis, the CIA and Dr. Alton Ochsner allegedly sought to weaponize cancer-causing viruses to assassinate Fidel Castro. They recruited Judith Vary Baker, a high school science prodigy capable of inducing rapid cancer in mice, to assist in the project. Baker was brought to New Orleans under the supervision of Dr. Mary Sherman to develop a biological weapon that could be covertly administered to the Cuban leader.

Richard Schongerdt confirmed that the psychological warfare aspects of his technology, including creating hallucinations and spatial distortions, were included in his patents. He explained that the "dots" Damien saw in the air were a known sign of the technology malfunctioning. Schongerdt concluded that Damien was likely being used as a live test subject for the stolen technology to see how it performed in a real-world environment.

Operation 40 recruited heavily from the community of exiled Cubans in Miami who had fled the Fidel Castro regime. These recruits often included former police officers and mercenaries from the Batista era. Marita Lorenz, a former lover of Fidel Castro, was among those recruited with the specific intent of assassinating the Cuban leader.

The failure of hundreds of assassination attempts against figures like Adolf Hitler and Fidel Castro is attributed to a combination of precognitive abilities and extreme American incompetence. This systemic corruption is exemplified by the fact that the U.S. nuclear launch codes remained "00000000" for nearly twenty years because launch officers were too lazy to follow security protocols. This same level of bureaucratic negligence is what reportedly allows whistleblowers to survive.

After a failed attempt to deliver the cancer virus to a contact in Mexico City, Lee Harvey Oswald was reassigned to a cover job at the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas. Judith Baker claims Oswald became increasingly desperate, fearing he would be blamed for a hit on President Kennedy that he was actually trying to prevent. Their final phone conversation occurred on November 20, 1963, just days before the assassination took place.

The participants discuss Operation Northwoods, a 1962 proposal by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to blame on Cuba. They note that President John F. Kennedy rejected the plan, which included sinking ships and orchestrating bombings. The group contrasts Kennedy's opposition to secret societies with the extensive CIA backgrounds of George H.W. Bush and other later leaders.