cia. mr. buyer. what's the point of having a music film that isn't open to the public? this is the museum for so many different parts. our agency, it's an operation or museum, meaning that we learn from the lessons of our past. so that we can become better in the future, in our operations. it's also to inform guests, people who come to headquarters, our partners, help them understand our history we've done in the past and also on shows like this, helping the american public understand the role of intelligence in our democracy. well, the cia is about 75 years old right now is just the point of opening up the newly classified parts of this museum. not only is this museum coming online just in time for the 75th anniversary of cia, it is also the 50th anniversary, three of cia museum. on the 25th anniversary of cia, we were asked to, create a museum. not that i was around for that, but that's where the museum started as a way to preserve the agency's history. and so it's a it's a double annive

friendships were when you worked for the cia cia. and my first husbanld me about that, but i had already said yes, his proposal. so there wasn't any wiggle room left. what happens over time is you have friends of the cia and friends inside of the cia, and you find that withoutthought process, you start letting go of thefriends home who are or why you're traveling doing. and you're you're your cover story has to be so boally boring. and nobody ever wanted nobody never said, you know, what do you what exactly do you do? they just knew i worked i for the government at another point. friends. start fading away. you make new friends inside the cia and everybody kind of gets it. and we don't talk about our jobs but. we understand that, you know you could just suddenly gone for a week and be back and and nobody's going like, so where'd you galthough my first husband was he had we had deal. he had to bringk something to eat so he'd bring back'll have parmesan or a tray of baklavafigure out where he was. so you have this family. this family i

q we were the technical arm, the intelligence cia, primarily cia. we were composed of physicists ctrical and mechanical engineers, allth really fine technical skills that we could create or make exist. but our case officers needed it. we. whatever. it was for them. it was a really liked it a lot. i tookhose photography courses the first photo course i at the cia, the very first one they sent me to a landing strip outside of d.c. there's a little twin engine plane. they've taken the doors off so you can see through the plane and there's a harness in there f swing. that was my harness and there was one gave me a 35 millimeter camera. this is all with the thousand millimeter, which is about that long. and when you put that on the camera body, that move anda good, crisp picture. that's what i was airplane, swinging in the harness it called airborne platforms. and it was a day that i'll never it was just really a wonderful afternoon. we had some geese over here flying with us. we'ree chesapeake bay. i said, low, how low can we if i stuck my toe out. it

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it resulted from information provided by a cia cia officer not directly associated with the project. in response to my repeated directive that all past activities, which might now be considered questionable, they brought to the attention of agency management information provided by him and by two other officers aware of the project indicated that the project at fort dietrich involved the development of bacteriological warfare agents, some lethal and associated delivery systems suitable for clandestine use. a search was made for any records or other information available on the project. this search produced information about the basic agreement between the army and the cia relating to the project and some limited records covering its activities from its beginning in 1952 to a determination in 1970. in the course of the investigation from cia's laboratory storage facility for research and about 11 grams a little less than half an ounce of shellfish toxin and eight milligrams of cobra venom were discovered. and a little used vaulted storeroom in an agency building, a major early require

she worked on um lot of uh wikileaks secret documents detailing cia foreign meddling in in a lot of countries, european countries, um. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan, and and a long list. she's been fighting for for years to get access to government. files in sweden, in australia, in britain, in america uh that that are about wikileaks and and julie nassange, and among other things the stephania also helped glenn greenwald with his book, the top secret files leaked by edward snowden uh concerning italy. stefania, it's great to speak with you and i could make the introduction lot longer, but uh uh thank you for your tireless work and for coming on the show, thank you for having me, richard, and you know this, we are very happy that for the first time we talk many times about uh this case and for the first time julian is free, i'm overwhelmed to be here with you to comment as he's free, he's free to walk, free to meet friend, he's free to stay with his family, with stella, their kids, i can't believe, yeah, yeah, it's overwhelming, it really is, and and could i perhaps just begin by asking

, says that he came to the cia from ...peterson about the confrontation between the kgb and the cia, and now martha peterson is there and he knows who was such a cleaner there in the eighties years there were not very pleasant for them, but martha supposedly still remembers this polite police officer who... hands on the bridge in the dark, yes, yes, well, apparently, she decided that i treat her very well, that’s why , well , let's see, by the way, not so long ago they also filmed martha peterson in 2019, this is what she looks like now, if you looked at me you would see a nice lady, an elderly woman who lives in retirement and goes to church, but my life wasn't normal because i lied to everyone, i became a cia officer during cold war. reached the dedicated stage. trianon and i never met, but i remember going alone to put a package in the forest, looking up and seeing a man standing far, far away, about two streets away. and i thought that this was trianon, waiting for his parcel to be delivered, so i stood in the bushes, t

no tenÍa ninguna funciÓn con la cia.iami. entonces “llevar a hugo a las 09:00 y alquilar un auto”. hugo era general. hugo raÚl marcilese era comandante de la fuerza aÉrea argentina. “hoy es el cumpleaÑos de hugo. le voy a comprar un cake de chocolate”. reyes: al dÍa siguiente, su libreta lo ubica en miami. >> el 7 jueves dice “estar en la oficina de tÍo fernando”. fernando era mi tÍo, que era abogado tambiÉn. “a ver a pierre”. ese se llamaba pierre hutten, que era un libanÉs que habÍa conocido en el lÍbano cuando estuve allÁ en el 75 con la agencia. ese fue el dÍa 7 que se suponÍa que el dÍa que mataron a kiki camarena. reyes: el 8 de febrero, recogiÓ en el aeropuerto de miami a 3 contras que llegaron heridos de centroamÉrica. >> la cia puede fabricar cualquier documentos, la cia lo puede poner a Él en África en el 85's. de modo que para mi eso no son pruebas. reyes: segÚn berrellez, los testigos del gobierno reconocieron a fÉlix rodrÍguez en una galerÍa fotogrÁfica. >> la galerÍa tenÍa 20 fotos y en ellas habÍa una foto

which is the organization set up after the cia. expos funding all these organizations, so this is a ciaasset, of course she has history in in relation to the cia with the the strictly protected from wikileaks, what i think, what i think is interesting about uh is that clearly she's asignist asset, now she may also be a cia asset, but we we don't know exactly what are the the form relationship she has with the sign entity, but let's also mention something not been mentioned so far, the fact that she been a director for many years of hope not hate, which is a zionist anti-fascist group which... of course make sure never to attack uh the racism of the zianist movement, can't even see that as as a thing, and of course they do routinely attack muslims as being somehow right-wing, in the fact in the past they have attacked the the palestinian resistance as being part of the neo fascist movement, which of course is completely crazy, no indeed, the also attacked me in my election campaign or reelection campaign unsuccessful in 2019 and of course we were involved in trying to stop george gannawa

cia asset, of course she has history in relation to the cia with the the state we protect uh from wikileakshat i think what i think is interesting about uh clearly she's a zionist asset now, she may also be a cia asset, but we we don't know exactly what are the the formal relationships she has with the zinest entity, but let's also... mention something she has not been mentioned so far, the fact that she's been a director for many years of hope not hate, which is a azionist anti-fascist group, which of course makes sure never to attack the racism and movement, can't even see that as as a thing, and of course they routinely attack muslims has been somehow right wing, in the fact in the past they have attacked the the palestinian resistance as being part of the neo fascist movement, which of course is completely crazy, no indeed, they've also attacked me in my election. campaign or reelection campaign successful in 2019 and of course we were involved in trying to stop george gannaway being reelected in they were in the general election just earlier this month, but lowie tell us about the brit

involved on the ground in syria and essentially i've identified it as uh what we you'd regard as a cia cutout um and so what you've got is um military intelligence um working on the ground. in syria in rojiva or this kind of new kurdistan region and then th and it's and it it's aims and objectives are being filtered through into the uk through this supposedly leftist anarchist group called plan c yeah um and and so also i mean the interesting thing i mentioned murray buchchin he he supposedly was leftist anarchist in the us right um so we we're seeing very interconnecting network. of um intelligence, yeah, uh, us, uk, zionist intelligence, all working together across the political spectrum, let me just pause you there, phil, because we're going to watch another report now about a seemingly improbable ally of the justice for kurds group, and and then obviously will come back. justice vercurtz has a seemingly unlikely ally in a radical left-wing group called progressive. international, it jointly delivered letter to the eu institutions calling for the delisting of the kurdish workers par

in this case the islamic republic of iran and hisbullah. investigation has been the north american cia, it has been the israeli most sad that arrived on the same day of the attack to place itself at the disposal and investigate. there has been no concrete data, not even in the most specific samples. well, the argentine police have also had no explanation, former president. of course at the time carlos menom was with them explaining that it would be ira, but without any precedent. cristina fernandez distances herself, but what is the position that m "the truth is always good, it is always revolutionary, and the most sad and cia investigators and the argentine police themselves today we're accompanied by a journalist from argentina with recognized experience, not just at the international level though, not just at the international level though, we usually benefit from her analysis about quite complicated issues such as the confrontation between the dominant powers and the people's fighting for their freedom. of course, the first thing that came to their mind, israel blamed hizballah and

secretary of the central committee cpsu, but the most important woman in his life turned out to be cialooking the government building that was still under construction; his name was alexander ogorodnik, nicknamed trianon. ogorodnik received his code designation in colombia, where he worked as the second secretary of the embassy of the soviet union, in his free time he speculated with cigarettes and alcohol. having learned about the dark affairs of the gardener, foreign intelligence services took him into development using the so-called honey trap, as if by accident, introducing the diplomat to an employee of the colombian university pilar suarez. it was a sweet romance, but with a bitter aftertaste. the gardener was provided with piquant photographs of intimacy with his mistress. intrigue on the side threatened. dismissed from the soviet foreign ministry in disgrace, for fear of ruining his career, he agreed to cooperate with the cia and became a spy for trianon. the gardener was taught to use mini-camera, which was hidden in the second hand. and one of the first documents transferred

by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rojava. the zinist entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief of staff, year. golan who said that he did not consider the pkk a terror group. however, in 2022, mossad threatened turkish intelligence that israel is ready to cooperate with the pkk, should ankara continue its support for the hamas military wing. this came after three masad agents were arrested in turkey in 2022 for spying. iran's intelligence ministry announced a sabotage team detained by security forces, had plan to blow up sensitive defense in industry center in isfahan, those detained belong to the iranian kurdish marxist opposition group komala who had bee

is that money or some money going into the sanders institute and actually supporting effectively the cia us military operation in raha to steal the oil of the syrian people something like 80% is being stolen and people see i suppose people have seen on on on twitter or x the the videos of the tankers the huge long lines of tankers steal you actually ste in the process of stealing sirian oil for the us so yes we we see perhaps very surprising, but nonetheless uh, you know, factually based analysis, which suggests that even something like someone like senator sanders has been supporting us imperial actions and military actions, very very disappointing, and maybe that explains why he's been so much spoken in support of nato's proxy war in ukraine as well, i might say that indeed, well phil, i mean just say a word or two if you can about the role of the sanders institutes and also dm-25, and maybe just unpack a little bit of what you know what dm25 is, because some people may not be familiar. with it? well, um, dm25 is run by janisbarkis and it is supposedly like a progressive movement in eu

the cia director is there. it _ are continuing in rome. the cia director is there. the cia director is there. it does not - director is there. it does not sound like there's been much progress made over the weekend. president biden of goss has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, do you has the political capital to get a ceasefire deal over the finish line? —— has of course dropped out. line? -- has of course dropped out. ., , ., ., out. you can use whatever range of leverage — out. you can use whatever range of leverage he — out. you can use whatever range of leverage he has _ out. you can use whatever range of leverage he has at _ out. you can use whatever range of leverage he has at his - of leverage he has at his disposal. it is his until he is no longer president. but keep in mind this recent visit by the prime minister to the united states, meeting the president, the vice president and former president trump, he had similar messages from all three, as we heard from the readouts of all of those meetings. everyone wants this war wrapped up so former presid

by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, usoperation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil. reserves, progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rahaver. the zinanis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief of staff, year golan, who said that he did not consider the pkk a terror group, however, in 2022, mossad threatened turkish intelligence that israel is ready to cooperate with the pkk, should ankara continue its support for the hamas military wing. this came after three musad agents were arrested in turkey in 2022 for spying. iran's intelligence ministry announced a sabotage team detained by security forces had plan to blow up sensitive defense industry center in isfahan. those detained belong to the iranian kurdish marxist opposition group komala who had been r

mentioned that the organization which has been involved in the investigation has been the north american cia, it has been the israeli most sad that arrived on the same day of the attack to place itself at the disposal and investigation. revolution, which is part of all the peoples who fight for independence, freedom, self-determination, and self-development y un desarrollo propio, esa es la verdad. bienvenidos la tercera temporada de negro y blanco por hispan tv. welcome to the third season of black and white. today we're accompanied by a journal from argentina with recognized experience, not just at the international level though. not just at the international level though, we usually benefit from her analysis about quite complicated issues such as the confrontation between the dominant powers and the people's fighting for their freedom. this is estella caloni who accompanies us from argentina. welcome estella to our black and white program. yes, thank you for calling and i'm sure we will understand each. 1992 there was an explosion at the israeli embassy in argentina which left 22 dead and

language and belarusian language, a republic that did not follow the path of the oligarchy and the cia chubais, privatization and reforms, a republic that preserved the entire machine-building complex, so belarus turned out to be an example of how it is possible carry out reforms on the basis of soviet achievements, using, among other things, the market mechanism, but i was shocked when i arrived in paris, the political commission, strasbourg, first, let's judge and blame belarus, i say, for what? but they are not like that, i say, they just don’t want to listen to your special services, not at all, they don’t want to listen to the cia, they are busy with their country, lukashenko defends genuine sovereignty, lukashenko turned out to be courageous, brave, there were three powerful attacks by the special services against him, cooked. unified information days, dialogue platforms, concerts and sports marathons are held throughout the country. one of them was a bicycle ride , which took place on a grand scale in the varshansky district the day before. more than 200 people took part in it.

as i said, an hour before today's program, we had a conversation with larry johnson, a former cia analyst. as the first question , i asked him about his evaluation and analysis of how to carry out this side's intention and the attacker's performance. we will see his answer regarding the interpretation. i am on behalf of trump and you also know that this work was done in astana, two days before the start of the gathering of the republicans. some say that it was the grace of god or the intervention of a heavenly divine miracle that trump is alive today. some say that he was very lucky, regardless. these are if trump was killed on saturday as a gun. professional shooter not designed. so after he dripped the coax and fired the first shot. subsequent shots were inaccurate. and this was due to the movement of the gun barrel due to the pressure caused by the shot. but the second question was about whether action was the assailant a personal and individual act, or was it possible that a person or persons guided him? i believe he was not alone. this work this this child did not do it alone, he had

it was not by iran, it was by political actors on the left within our own institution, like the cia,n the intelligence community within the fbi. within the department of justice, and i can tell you, that is mission number one for donald trump when he takes office in january of 2025. david: senator, how does donald trump go about cleaning up this mess if he is elected president? >> i think he has to, one of reasons why i am excited and one of first to endorse president trump this cycle, i think he will fundamentally dismantle the -- they were willing to do that to stop hi him in 2020. now, look, there is nothing they won't do, they are trying to throw their political opponent in jail for the rest of his life. to prevent him from being president again. i think there is a reckoning coming, you have to clean house and make sure that bureaucrats understand the role they are supposed to play in our system. we believe we're a co constitutional republic, this sort of permanent washington believing they are guardians of our democracy is ridiculous, people of sovereign here, they determine who

and cia investigators and the argentine police themselves have not come. today we're accompanied by a journalist from argentina with recognized experience, not just at the international level though, not just at the international level, though. we usually benefit from her analysis about quite complicated issues such as the confrontation between the dominant powers and the people's fighting for their freedom. march 17th, 1992, there was an explosion at the israeli embassy in argentina which left 22 dead and about 240, 250 injured, well the embassy was destroyed. of course, the first thing that came to their mind, israel blamed hizballah and iran, that is the muslim world, etc., etc., but without any absolute proof. it had been based on some fingerprints that corresponded to a dark person, and then it turns out that there were some bolivian workers who were fixing up the embassy, but to tell you something that is very important and you should keep in mind is that the college of engineers at the university of buenosaires reviewed everything. and warn that it

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and what they did to rein in the cia and other agencies. it begs the question, given your proximity to the congress during watergate and understanding the congressional element here, the impression i got from what the court said effectively and this was particularly true with justice clarence thomas, was y'all can't touch this. there is nothing you can do about it. what we rule is what it will be. help us understand, is the court right or is there some mechanism down the road where congress can come back in, you know what, supreme court. you've gotten a little bit too big for your britches. here's a little check on what you are trying to do. >> it's going to be very hard for the congress to do that. because the congress isn't doing anything. i am just being practical in terms of that. but, you know, first of all, the court is completely wrong and also sexist and commenting by saying they were hysterical. they would never have said that if the dissenters were not female. so that is upsetting. but it also, you don't have to go to s.e.a.l. tea

the cia even built a new publication and electronic espionage department in kiev.s cost washington tens of millions of dollars. officially, this generosity was explained by fears that the old building was vulnerable to russian intelligence. dpr special services prevented. the terrorist attacks were organized on the instructions of kiev, as reported in the fsb department for the region, a russian citizen who was going to set fire to the building of the petrovsky district court of donetsk was detained. it has been established that after. upon joining, she planned to go to ukraine, where she wanted to join the ranks of a terrorist organization. a criminal case has been opened, the detainee is already confessing. in particular, she showed the place where she prepared and stored the flammable substance. kaktybeli fire area increased again. on the territory of the karadakh reserve, 42 gars are burning. the fire mainly affected grassy crops. the damage is now being calculated. a natural fire near koktybel in crimea began on the afternoon of july 15. on the eve of july, th

procrastination, not wanting to reach deal, so has, as they mentioned the previously, the previous ciaing, what he is expressing is that 10 months of war and israel is losing the the war, and that's why he is refusing to stop it now, because stopping stopping it now is going to show the world that it's it's losing, so he's all expressing failure, regarding the cia william burns speaking, well it's i think the most important thing it reflects is that uh it's well another step in american pressure towards netanyahu, americans know that netanyahu doesn't need. doesn't want to stop the war, so one way of pressuring israel, one way is expressing the truth outside for the opinion, so that's why americans speak out loud, they know the truth, they keep it to themselves, but when they need to express to press to pressure, to pressure israel, they express the truth, the truth to the public in, so that they have also role in pressure towards stopping the war. well, another thing is, as you mentioned there, senoir, he's using the image here by smaltric that senoir is winning, maybe he's perhaps is

well doctor, i do want to go and start off with the question, there was an article saying that the ciaan absolute tailor, this means that him holding picture of sar with the victory sign means that after 10 months, well sinwar is the one winning, hamas is the one winning and israel is losing, so what he is saying, what he is expressing is that 10 month of war and israel is losing the the war, and that's why he is refusing to stop it now, because stopping stopping it now is going to show the world that it's it's losing, so he is only expressing failure, regarding the cia william burns speaking, well... "i think the most important thing it reflects is that uh, it's another step in american pressure towards netanyahu, americans know that netanyahu doesn't need doesn't want to stop the war, so one way of pressuring israel, one way of pressuring nahu is expressing the truth outside for the public opinion, so that's why americans speak out loud, they know the truth, they keep it to themselves, but when they need to express it to press to pressure and to pressure israel, they express the trut

now it turns out a couple of them were actually still on contract with the cia. what is being suspected by a members of congress. your thoughts about that. eventually we'll talk about it, how we break up this political cabal inside of the intel agencies but first your thoughts on this? >> yeah. it is a chilling report. quite frankly another brick in the wall of a really terrifying episode of how folks at the highest levels of government tried to interfere and did interfere with the election in 2020. they were hell-bent making sure donald trump didn't get reelected. you saw this group of so-called intel leaders, 51 of them, sign on to this letter saying the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation, led by the way by antony blinken, who happens to be guess what, secretary of state. a lot on the line for him, a lot on the line for the country. they were willing to bulldoze our constitution, claim everything was russian disinformation. important to remember, david, in october of fbi, the fbi had that laptop. they knew it was real. the fbi went to social media c

american journalist, the wall street journal newspaper, gershkovich, on instructions from the cia in 2023 in the svedlovsk region, collected secret information about the activities of the ural vagonzavod defense enterprise for the production and repair of military equipment. year in one of the restaurants in yekaterinburg. according to some reports , a meeting with an informant was taking place there. the american journalist claimed that he was preparing another material in the urals about attitudes towards special operations and contract soldiers, but was more interested in defense enterprises. by the way, it was also seen in nizhny tagil, where the main tank conveyor of the country, ural-vaganzavod, is located. former agribusiness specialist vyacheslav wegner spoke about this even before the start of the trial. he is a witness in the case. i know he is. came out of the car that took him there was absent for 2-3 hours, where he was, who he met with, of course, either remove the camera traps that were placed there, or some other devices that interested him about the production of our

israel's procrastination, not wanting to reach deal, so has, as i mentioned the previously, the previous cialosing, so what he is saying, what he is expressing is that 10 months of war and israel is losing the war, and that's why he is refusing to stop it now, because stopping stopping it now is going to show the world that it's it's losing, so he's only expressing, regarding the cia william b speaking, well it's i think the most important thing it reflects is that uh it's another step in american pressure towards netanyahu, americans know that netanyahu doesn't... doesn't want to stop the war, so one way of pressuring israel, one way of pressuring is expressing the truth outside for the public opinion, so that's why americans speak out loud, they know the truth, they keep it to themselves, but when they need to express it to pressure to pressure, to pressure israel, they express the truth, the truth to the public opinion so that they have also role in pressuring towards stopping the war. well, another thing is, as you mentioned there, senoir, he's using the image here by smaltric that soir

for example, in 2014, three cia officers were stationed in ukraine. cia officers went on to other assignments and reported being hit, one in u uzbekistan and one in vietnam and the third officer's family was hit in london. if it's russia, christo believes he knows who is involved. in 2018, he was the first to discover the existence of a top secret russian intelligence unit which goes by a number, 29-155. >> these are people trained to be versatile assassins and sabotage operators, trained in countersurveillance, in explosives and technology equipment to inflict pain or damage to the targets. >> he worked on "the insider" on one in germany. he has a long track record uncovering russian documents. he says he found one that may link 29-155 to a directed energy weapon. >> when i saw it, i literally -- spelling out what they had been doing. >> it's a -- an officer of 29-155 received a bonus for work on, quote, potential capabilities of non-lethal acoustic weapons. >> which told us this particular unit had been engaged with somewhere, somehow empirical test

he has been charged with espionage on behalf of the cia. gershkovich, the journal and the cia deny this and the state department has designated him as wrongfully detained in russia. for the latest, let's go to daniele hamamdjian. what's the hearing about? >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. the hearing was scheduled for next month in mid august. but, according to the russian court hearing the case, it was gershkovich's defense team that requested that the date be brought forward. the press was briefly allowed to film gershkovich last month during the start of the trial, though today the hearing is closed to the media. the court said that the next time journalists would have access to him would be when the verdict is announced. a quick recap of the case. prosecutors there allege that gershkovich gathered secret information on the orders of the cia about a company that manufactures tanks for russia's wa war in ukraine. u.s. officials have repeatedly said that the charges of espionage against him are a sham. now russian courts, as you kn

fauci, have you been to the cia office in the last 20 years? >> i went to the cia decades ago during the anthrax attacks to discuss the possibility of terrorist attacks.>> thank you, i wanted to get that on the record because that is the latest, that you and the cia director conspired, this is foolishness, people are not going to agree with you, i understand that but we take somebody's good name, think about it, we would be jumping up and down trying to find a way to get justice, so on behalf of those of us who are thankful, who are part of a grateful nation, thank you for your service. i yield back.>> i now recognize mr. cloud for five minutes of questioning.>> thank you mr. chairman and i do want to echo some of what mr. mfuma said, because i think that is really the angst that is left with the american people, it's what they had to walk through during this time. i'm going to go down a list of mitigation measures that you supported over the course of the pandemic, and you can just give a yes or no as to whether you think these are still justi

the cia even built new buildings and an electronic espionage department in kiev. this cost washington tens of millions of dollars. officially, such generosity was explained by fears that old publications vulnerable to russian intelligence. massive attacks on the positions of the ukrainian armed forces, fortified positions and concentrations of enemy infantry destroyed the crews of russian aviation. the attack was carried out by unguided aircraft missiles from mi-28 helicopters. all targets destroyed. then an anti-missile maneuver using an on-board defense system and a successful return to base. today we received a combat mission to destroy enemy strongholds. we took off strictly on time, set out on a combat course, and fired missiles. in the army s8, s-13 completed anti-missile maneuver with an arrow of thermal traps, on the way back, at an extremely low altitude, behind the folds of the terrain, we flew back. the crew of the t-80 tank destroyed a ukrainian armed forces stronghold in the southern donetsk direction. tankers from the 10th separate tank battalion of

clinically, as a former sciop officer, i look at these people suffering in the state department, the cia, the biden administration, who really is just puppet of obama pulling the strings, but they are seriously detached from reality and delusional and believing their own lies and they're becoming toxic from their own lies, so we're seeing, as you wisely put the... genocide of the palestinians, but at the same time the waking up of the world to the evil of israel, and israel will never be forgiven for its genocide and murder of women and children and civilians, and the united states, as ray said, the great shame of donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools and these reckless warmongering bloody savages like john bolton and mike pompeo and nickie haley and mike penn. and all of these other uh blood thirsty uh corrupt criminals who were simply getting back-handed deals from the military industrial complex. trump wasn't smart enough or bold enough or righteous enough to stand up to them. and do what the american people wanted, the ameri

from which member of the cia station did you receive instructions, and with what frequency? to whom did you send reports on the activities of your groups on the internet? well, i'm just a technical executive. you will be not as a technical performer, but as agent of a foreign intelligence service. i'm offering you a plea deal. what is it? place time for an emergency meeting with your curator regarding your evacuation, mr. scarecrow, how long did it take them to create this network of internet agents? we are analyzing their correspondence over the past 2 years, a bunch of anonymous mailboxes on the deep internet, a tor connection, and a general archive for four years. yes, this is the most important thing, it was found on one of the anonymous mailboxes on trobyshev’s servers. wait, but this is a step-by-step instruction to search for theft. kosmulo. our step-by-step instruction. how exactly. it worked like this. someone signing eaton received information about our plans and sent it to an anonymous mailbox on one of the drobyshevo servers. there was no feedback from the box. a