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The transcript presents a narrative centered on Alan Dulles and a network of Swiss-origin families and organizations allegedly controlling major intelligence and political power. It asserts that Alan Dulles is the figure behind the CIA, connected to the Geneva patrician Male Prevot family, and that the CIA and OSS leadership were drawn from Swiss-descended lineages. The speaker claims Dulles lived in Bern, Switzerland for many years, is of Swiss descent, and that the Genevan Male Prevot family, along with the Mallets, were uniquely powerful in international politics and finance, holding hereditary seats in Geneva’s Council of Two Hundred. This group allegedly formed a joint committee of spymasters with the British monarchy dating back to the eighteenth century, and the Male Prevot were said to inject the Scottish Rite of Masonry into the United States.
The narrative continues that in 1921 Dulles was posted to Bern by his uncle Secretary Lansing, becoming chief of intelligence in the American legation, where he was met by cousins from the Male family. It asserts Dulles, under the name Duhl, rose to be the first secretary of the American embassy in Berlin by the mid-1920s and served as a director of Schroderbank, which allegedly handled Hitler’s personal funds. The speaker emphasizes that these Swiss ties span from Geneva to Basel, to Tessin, insisting they are neither Italian, French, nor German but a distinct Swiss lineage. It is claimed that a British ambassador to Switzerland, Victor Male, belonged to the same family as Dulles.
The account asserts that Lenin lived in Bern and that Dulles met Lenin there, describing them as friends who shared beers in Bern. It states that during World War II, Dulles was the Swiss Director of the OSS (the predecessor of the CIA), working in Bern at Herngasse 23, near Lenin’s residence, and that he had many German Nazi officers among his associates, including connections to the OSS and “Swiss Red Cross” figures who facilitated their entry into the United States and the CIA. The claim extends that Dulles represented IG Farben in America and worked for Schroderbank, portraying him as Swiss rather than American.
The speaker asserts that after the war, Dulles became the first civilian director of the CIA (1953–1961), with a Swiss sleeper- agent-like influence under Eisenhower, and that his brother John Foster Dulles became Secretary of State, placing “the Huns” in key positions. The narrative then depicts the Cold War intensifying with aggressive actions in Korea and Vietnam, the use of biological warfare, and a broader view of Octagon as controlling the Pentagon. It claims Dulles was fired by John F. Kennedy, who faced repercussions from “Oktogon’s men,” and that the Warren Commission covered up the events, allowing Dulles to return to power.
The closing statements call for opposing Octagon and Swiss banks, accusing them of financing Nazi Germany, widening the gap between rich and poor, and promoting war, while proclaiming “freedom for the world” and a denunciation of Switzerland and Octagon.