
#1003: The Hidden Empire That Shaped the Modern World with Mel K
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On this episode, Sam sits down with Mel K to explore the hidden power structures that emerged after World War II. They examine the Bank for International Settlements, the Bretton Woods agreement, Operation Paperclip, the Dulles brothers, the creation of the CIA, and the declassified plans that reshaped global finance, intelligence, and political power. It's a deep dive into the institutions and events that many believe shaped the modern world behind the scenes.
Please check out Mel K's book "Infiltration Instead of Invasion : America Betrayed (1944–1954)": https://bit.ly/4y1dUpG
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