The Kay Griggs Interviews-1998-Satanism in the Military (Full Length)

Kay Griggs was a military wife who learned way too much about her husband's job. Her husband would drink too much and he started talking openly about the real workings of the U.S. military, leadership training, drug-running and weapons sales, and the secret worldwide camps that train professional assassins. His stories were about murder, corruption, assassinations, and government lies. After he disappeared for a short time, she began receiving threats and decided to tell her story.

Kay is a professing Christian and was married to Marine Corps Colonel George Griggs in the late 1980s, who raised to an influential position as Chief of Staff. She came to realize that he was entirely mind-controlled. He abused and battered her when he drank.

These unedited interviews with Pastor Rick Strawcutter of Adrian, Michigan, were conducted in 1998. Kay reports of world events and our current global scenario.

During these interviews Kay Griggs exposes a long history of patent wrongs, which include:

homosexual initiation rites in the U.S. military- -particularly within the Marines; well-documented instances of both homosexual and hetero pedophilia, often as brazen rape, amongst U.S. military figures and notable senior statesmen, Henry Kissinger being named loudly by Mrs. Griggs.

Griggs, in her videotaped interviews recently, discovered her husband's diary and was suitably horrified at what she read. She then began asking questions of her friends in the military wives club, and many of them confessed to the same dirty little secrets.

Her candor on video is both disturbing and compelling: the woman has come to grips with the fact that this "culture," as she calls it, is rife within senior U.S. military, and that the stain of being called out as a queer is what keeps the men quiet - to the arms - and drugs - running that are a vital function
of Our Military.

Pastor Rick Strawcutter had a pirate radio station which was shut down in the early 2000s. Kay Griggs had been urged by friends to call in to his show, and did so in 1998. Pastor Strawcutter kept her on the air for an hour, and invited her to come to Michigan for a longer interview. Kay felt strongly that her experiences and stunning knowledge of how our country is run needed to be known, so she agreed.

Download this full interview and keep a local copy as reference. You will never find such revelation of the truth at the top levels of the US Military anywhere else.

>The interview in question is the 1998 video testimony of Kay Griggs (full name Katherine Pollard Griggs, often misspelled or misremembered as "Kate"), conducted over two days with Pastor Rick Strawcutter, totaling approximately 7.5–8 hours (released in full and edited versions).

>Kay Griggs was the ex-wife of U.S. Marine Corps Colonel George Raymond Griggs, who served as Chief of Staff for Marine Corps bases and was involved in special operations; she recorded the interview amid a bitter divorce, fearing for her life, and presented documents/photos as evidence.

>Her husband allegedly confessed while drunk about his role in "wet ops" (assassinations), psychological operations, drug-running, illegal arms deals, and training young recruits in secret international camps (e.g., in Lebanon, NATO-linked).

>Central allegation: A secretive "brotherhood" or clique in the U.S. military (Marines, Army Special Forces) and intelligence uses institutionalized homosexuality, sexual perversion, and ritualistic initiation (starting with teenage recruits) for mind control, loyalty enforcement, and blackmail.

>Claims of widespread pedophilia, child sexual abuse, and satanic elements in elite military circles, linked to prep schools, fraternities (e.g., Princeton's Cap and Gown), and secret societies; used to create "Manchurian candidates" and maintain control.

>Names high-profile figures allegedly involved or aware: Henry Kissinger, Paul Wolfowitz, William Colby, Allen Dulles, Frank Carlucci, General Al Gray, Charles Krulak, and others in NATO, CIA, State Department; mentions "The Brotherhood" influenced by German/Nazi elements post-WWII (Operation Paperclip ties).

>Describes false-flag operations, terrorism sponsorship (e.g., via Steiner group in Paris), drug/weapons trafficking for funding black ops, and corruption at the highest levels of government/military to destroy America from within.

>Personal experiences: Abuse from her husband, threats on her life, observations of military social events involving prostitution, orgies, and foreign influences (e.g., Near East section of State Department).

>Reception: Viewed as explosive whistleblowing in conspiracy communities; some corroboration (e.g., intelligence ties of figures like Linda Tripp); others see her as a bitter ex-wife or potential disinformation; independent analyses find parts authentic but exaggerated.

>Availability: Full versions on Internet Archive, YouTube (re-uploads), Rumble; no recent confirmed sightings of Kay Griggs, fueling disappearance rumors post-2005 release.