friendships were when you worked for the cia cia. and my first husband told 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 without a real thought process, you start letting go of the outsiders, the friends home who who don't understand where you are or why you're traveling or what you're doing. and you're you're your cover story has to be so boring. that it's really boring. and nobody ever wanted nobody ever. my old friends never said, you know, what do you what exactly do you do? they just knew i worked for the military at one point, and i for the government at another point. so you're original 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 go? although my first husband was h

ukraine was the largest cia operation in history, the cia's activities in ukraine on the eve of the 2014tion of this coup, the reconquest of donbass in small wars of 2014-22 and the confrontation with russia after 2022, all this overshadows the cia's activities in syria, the current record holder of covert operations. i have two thoughts, so gender, first, well, pay attention, we discussed the work and specifics, so to speak, of the work of the special services, look, as brzyzinski said, we ... not they pushed the russians to interfere, but we deliberately increased the probability that they would do it, then, that means, there is still a long text, now they have a chance to give the soviet union its vietnam war, that’s how it works, for trump, well, it’s like with the assassination attempt on trump, they deliberately increased the possibility, increased it, yes, that’s important, increased the probability, yes, that’s it, as for the style of work of the special services, they are smart, they are like that, and also listen, i didn’t work in the special services, but i know that the speci

by the way, the culprits of that murder were cubans trained by the cia who went unpunished. orlando letiler case is an isolated case here in washington, because it happened in washington, but it is something that happened in chile on the daily basis. thousands of people. died because of that, what they are doing with the sanctions against venezuela, against cuba, against any country that does not share the american philosophy is almost terrorism, because look in the case of cuba the idea is to squeeze the cuban government, to put pressure on the cuban people so that they don't have fuel, so that they don't have enough food, and all these pressure with the hope that the people are going to rebel, but you know what happens, eduardo, it's the opposite, people don't rebel, those... who get desperate leave and arrive illegally in the united states. it causes a political headache for washington. now they're complaining lot about venezuelans and cubans arriving to the united states like never. before asking for asylum, they complain that there are too many asylum seekers, but they

the american media learned of the connection between the cia and congress.ticles began to appear in the new york times. as a result, the cia switched its attention to other areas of the cultural front. it is accepted to laugh at this, well, intelligent people, so to speak. yes, well, as if all the same, but today you play jazz, and tomorrow the motherland is sold very seriously, tell us. in the distant ninety-eighth year, the founder of the new russian classicism timur novikov in st. petersburg published a brochure, the abduction of europe, where he compiled information available in the almost pre-electronic era about the cia's participation in the formation of the post-war context european. and it turned out to be a small brochure with a cover. sirovsky's painting europe sails away on a bull, he told me that he was called to the american embassy to sum up the results of the year, awarded for his great contribution to the development of russian-american relations, he concentrated on the figure of peggy gongenheim, who, apparently, from the side of culture, c

jacob barrek, a leading cia analyst, now works in the unit responsible for youtube.n, a senior manager at google, also came from the cia's analytical center. this is only a fraction of those who caught the eye of the american media. google is blocking youtube channels of belarusian journalistic media in droves. idiotic in their content, and often terrible videos of the media, bloggers, former opinion leaders from russia who left our country after a special military operation, although once... after assange and snowden, did anyone still believe in democracy in the west? those who tried to expose it quickly became victims. assange, for example, revealed materials about corruption and human rights violations and was released only many years later, and only after he pleaded guilty. asansh admitted his guilt, they tortured him, turned him into a rag, showed him to everyone else, to the whole world. guys, look what we will do to anyone who tries to encroach on our rights. from the mouths of journalists already. it sounds alarming, get ready elon musk, but it is true, some

. >> the case of a cia mom, could a clue from her son help solve this case? >> i will never give up, i will never give up on anything. >>> hello, and welcome to dateline. for marie singleton, the sun rose and set on her way, marcus. when the single mother met andre jackson, is a look at with two kids of his own, she thought she had met the man of his dreams and a father figure for her son. but that new life shattered, when suddenly vanished, and police discovered there was a lot more to this month mom and her marriage than met the eye. here is josh mankiewicz with missing marie. >> secrets. we all have them. some are small. some large. some professional. others, very, very personal. this is a story about secrets. about a woman who was very good at keeping them. and about what happened, when that woman suddenly disappeared. >> she was beautiful, my mom was very beautiful, and a great person, a nice person. >> is a little boy, marcus singleton couldn't possibly foresee the loss that he would suffer, or the terrible choice he would one day have to make. all he k

saying at the head of the cia saying that putin is a bully and at the head of the cia saying thi isways a bully and at the head of the cia saying thi is always going 1 and at the head of the cia saying thi is always going to nd he is always going to sabre rattle. i think that is important because one of the arguments about not getting permission to ukrainians is but would be the response from president putin, with this escalate to a really dangerous level in the president biden asked directly whether she would give permission and he said to do something his administration were working on and i to be and i think if there is to be and i think if there is to be an announcement, some sort of change in policy, we may have seen it coming.— seen it coming. and all those leaders will _ seen it coming. and all those leaders will be _ seen it coming. and all those leaders will be watching - seen it coming. and all those leaders will be watching the i seen it coming. and all those leaders will be watc trump a i difficult if president trump were to be back in the white house and would be hard f

that was hired originally by the bush administration to go into afghanistan first in 2002 on covert cia to contract with blackwater, the the fact is that what we saw after 9/11 was this mercenary force run by eric prince, an avowed christian supremacist, uh, essentially embed itself in the u.s. national security apparatus and beginning in 2002 uh was providing private soldiers for hire to the government, initially on covert cia contracts, but now, for instance, contract in afghanistan, they guard top us officials there, they're still in iraq armed right now, مشروع الغربي الامريكي عندما جاءوا تحديدا الى الى هذه المنطقه منطقه الخليج، بالتاكيد هنالك اسباب اقتصاديه من اجل هيمنه على ثروات ومقدرات شعوب المنطقه يقينا ليست جمعيه خيريه وليست دوله صديقه بحق للعراق انما كما قلنا انها تستهدف امن الكيان الاسرائيلي وتريد ان تقسم العراق ومن ثم المنطقه محيط. الظرف السياسي اللي كان يحيط بالبلد, الظرف الاجتماعي، المشاكل اللي كانت موجوده مختلفه تدخل الخارجي ا كل هذا ادى الى ان. كان عندنا اجتماعات مختلفه حول التدهور الامني اللي راح يصير بالعراق او الاصل في كل ذلك ان امريكا لا في صدد القوى التكفيريه ولا في

. >> jesse: that guy there, if he's not a cia jet he's the cia puppet.eep state hoax, he's got the scoop. sources told him there was russia collusion and 16, the laptop was fake and covid definitely did not leak from the lab. he was busted sending the caa drops of stories before he published them. one draft he sent to the cia had the subject line out does this look better? " the los angeles times had to disown ken dilanian after he was outed as a cia collaborator. the united states government has interfered in nearly every country's elections. the cia used to buy off entire political parties in italy and japan, literally heading out suitcases of cash the politicians. and has staged violent coups and iran, guatemala, vietnam, indonesia, countless countries, and pumped out america propaganda throughout europe and asia for decades. and we are now in an all hands on deck situation because of the few russian websites. >> the justice department is seizing 32 internet domains that the russian government and the russian sponsored actors have used to engage in a

it is a remarkable story that only the cia has told until now.rial on a cloudless day much like that september day in 2001 when kevin shaeffer was inside the pentagon's navy command center watching the horror in new york unfold. >> oh. oh my god. >> when we saw the second aircraft hit, i remember hearing audible gasps throw our command space. >> this looks like it's some sort of a concerted effort to attack the world trade center that is under way. >> martha: that was 9:03 a.m., shock and disbelief, but no indication the pentagon would be next, but 34 minutes later at 9:37 a.m. -- >> our belief at the moment is that an aircraft has crashed into either the courtyard itself or into that particular side of the building. >> martha: american airlines flight 77 ripped through the building. >> i felt the blast, the initial blast felt like it came from behind me, and it threw me to the ground. i knew i was on fire, badly burned, and everything around me had been blown to bits, and was in flames. >> martha: everyone on the plane died instantly. 125 killed

the cia, which reasons from the point of view of western countries, and not from the point of view of our russian, one might say, russian military mentality. they believed that if they enter the territory of the kursk region, then here we will begin, as you said, ah-ohs, harsh criticism, let 's be careful, of the current government in the country, and something will somehow fall out, they probably thought that this cannot be done with russia, that russia is like... causes only consolidation of the whole society and rejection of those who do not accept it, we saw from the figures that the president told us about them, about these figures, by one and a half times at... i will also add, an important quote, a publication by the leader of the british heritage party, mr. kirton. let's pay attention to the screen. the invasion of the zelensky regime in the kursk region was approved by nato by kamikaz's attempt to seize the kursk nuclear power plant. it failed and the forces that took part in it are now surrounded in the russian cauldron, while the territory is being recaptured. andrei petrov

dubov for the cia, or on the contrary, the cia sends the agent a new instruction?is is a control trip of the agent and the cia people. but why then is the second embassy car rushing in the same direction? then this is not a control trip, then this is an operation. kanovalova is on the line. signal as a sign of readiness for contact and after that every evening he ends up in victory park, so we can assume that the exchange of information takes place right here, if i am right, and if not, if we take them and do not find evidence, we break the entire operation, dubov will mothball the work, lunts will raise a cry, the embassy will file a note of protest and by the way, it will do the right thing. remove surveillance of slonets, remove surveillance of skorpovich, we are not ready for detention today, attention, attention, stop surveillance of lons and korpovich, i repeat, stop surveillance of lunts and korpovich. keep an eye on lesnyak, be especially careful in the area of ​​krasnopresnenskaya embankment, as well as near his house, as i understand, i understand you, su

john, we are talking about the recent interview of the cia director, mr.ns, and the head of mi6, richard moore. and in my opinion, there is a certain sphere of activity that does not provide for such. an obvious presence in the media does not provide for public activity, please tell me, in your opinion, i think, you are familiar with this material, you have studied it, what is the main goal of this public appearance of the heads of the special services in great britain, the usa. if you remember, maybe, 4 years ago, the former head, mr. pompeo, he said, one of our main tasks. this is a gate, this is to mislead, this is disinformation, he said this in front of his people, and as vladimir putin said, the west is an empire of lies, and indeed, as a person who lives in america, i see how everything here is permeated with lies, every day, my whole day i see lies, our entire society is built on lies, and therefore when the head of the central election commission and the head of the 6th central election commission speak, you really have to think, not just what the

of the west have had longstanding relationships with the mosar with the science regime, especially cia each other um so definitely they are complicit international courts, the un, all western powers may that be the uk, italy, spain, these countries, these countries, maybe some of them may have called for a cease fire. but their silence, their silence in this is been one whole year and their silence has now empowered the zionist regime to conduct more crimes and their silence has led the zianist to have the audacity to now for instance use pagers to kill innocent civilians in in lebanon, their silence has led the zionist to now directly target someone like sayyad nasrullah wh... killing hundreds of people, directly bombing a residential area, so the fact that in the international community, in specific the west has remained silent, consistently remains silent upon the zionist regime breaking in a national law, breaking all known rules of engagement. on the contrary, we see when nitan yahu speaks before the us congress, he gets standing ovations after standing ovations. when we see him s

jones, we are talking about the recent interview of the cia director, mr.he head of the ministry of health richard moore, in my opinion, there is a certain sphere of activity that does not provide for such an obvious presence in the media does not provide for public activity, tell me please. in your opinion, i think you are familiar with this material, have you studied it, what is the main purpose of this public appearance of the heads of the special services of great britain, the usa? if you remember, maybe there 4 years ago, the former head of the cia, mr. pompeo, he said: "one of our main tasks is to warn, to mislead, this is disinformation, he said this before." they lie, what they want to achieve, everything is really very good, good, this speech is good, planned, and the event, but disinformation, they want to show the world something that is really not so, what is, for example, that there is a threat, there is a threat everywhere, us, poor america, great britain, we are threatened, terrible china, terrible russia, but it is interesting, i wanted to a

the cia and the secret intelligence...ther confronting the aggressive war of russia and putin in ukraine. we will continue to help our ukrainian intelligence partners. this conflict has demonstrated that technology, when used in conjunction with traditional weapons, can change the course of war. beyond ukraine, we continue to work together to disrupt russian intelligence’s reckless sabotage activities across europe and its cynical use of technology to spread lies and disinformation designed to drive a wedge between us. while much of the resource’s attention is directed against russia, we are working together elsewhere to minimize the risk of global instability, for the cia and mi6, the rise of china is the greatest intelligence and geopolitical challenge of the 25th century and confronting it is our priority, there is no doubt that the international world order is under threat the likes of which we have not seen since the cold war, but successfully combating this risk is at the heart of our special relationship. vyacheslav

it's the first time the head of mi6 and the cia have spoken in person in a public setting. of briefings by senior western intelligence officials on the situation both in ukraine and the security situation more broadly. it's part of a broader picture. in terms of the messaging, and why they are doing it, when we are looking for example at polling in the uk and the us, it could be argued that senior officials are seen as more trusted, let's say, to deliver some of these key lines than some of the politicians out there. so this message and the people delivering the message is one of fact —based, intelligence led, shaped by the information western intelligence agencies themselves are collecting. this is a continuation, really. you mentioned ukraine. this is really a continuation of that process that was happening before the invasion, where we were classifying and releasing small bits of intelligence in a public setting. both in part as reassurance that, yes, the west is doing something about the threat posed by russia, china and others out there. but also again to act as a warn

"and we've seen many such joint operations that the cia and the mosad conduct with the confidence of each other, so definitely they are complicit, international courts, the un, um, all western powers, may that be the uk, italy, spain, these countries, these countries, maybe some of them may have called for a cease fire, but there's silence, there's silence in this..." is been one whole year and their silence has now empowered the zionist regime to conduct more crimes and their silence has led the zianist to have the audacity to now for instance use pagers to kill innocent civilians in in lebanon. their silence has led the zionist to now directly target someone like sayyad nasrullah while killing hundreds of people directly bombing a resident area so the fact that in the international community in specific the west has remained silent, consistently remain silent upon the zionist regime breaking international law, breaking all known rules of engagement. on the contrary, we see when nitan yahoo speaks before the us congress, he gets standing ovations after standing ovations. when we see

according to the cia, his name was khalid sheikh muhammad, who was born to pakistani parents in kuwait and studied in north carolina, usa. apparently, he suggested the attacks to the leader of al-qaeda in 1996, while the us was in a hurry. invade afghanistan. sheikh muhammad's trial was held in 2021, 18 years after 911. so far, there were no afghans involved in those series of attacks on september 11th, but the united states believed that afghans must have paid for the 2,974 victims of that dark day. america's reason to invade afghanistan was that the leaders of al-qaeda were hiding in that country, but later most of al-qaeda's members were arrested in pakistan. their leader, osama bin laden was killed in pakistan by american special forces 10 years after the start of the us-let war in afghanistan. it took 20 years to avenge the september 11th attacks from afghans, 20 years of war with a country that had been engaged in a civil war for more than two decades, at first... the special forces of the cia entered afghanistan through pakistan where al-qaeda leaders were later arrested or kill

. >> that guy there was ken jetnian, who, if he's not a cia agent, he's a cia puppet. >> every deep state hoax. >> agent delaney has got the scoop. sources told him there was russia russian collusion and 16 the laptop was fake and covi c d definitely didn't leak from the lab. ken dilanian was busted sending the cia drafts of stories before sto he published them. >> one draft he sent to the ciat had the subject line does this look better? the l.a. times had to disown dilanian after he was outed th a cia collaboratoilaniar. >> the united states government has interfered in nearly every country's elections. the cia used to buy off entire political parties in italy and japan, literally handing out cachesn, liter, suitcases oh to politicians. >> and it staged violent coups in iran, guatemala, vietnam, indonesia, countless countriese, ,and pumped out o american propaganda throughout europeut and asia for decades. an and we're now in an all handd s on deck situation because of a few russian websites. >> the justice departmenthe jus is seizingti 32 internet domainn that the russian government and

to go to the territory of the frg, make raids and catch these cia agents, well now you can, now you in order to correctly convey. to the audience information, by the way, here is the situation in budapest in fifty-sixth year, the americans on the eve of all these actions placed a huge number of radio stations and broadcast the necessary content, the soviet troops before liberating budapest, they did what they did, they cleared out these radio stations and installed their own radio stations, therefore the topic of information warfare, it is always relevant, well, since we... started giving out secrets today, yes, this is my uncle, about the budapest events, yes, he was one of the leaders of the special forces of the gru, and he was also involved in these things there and he told me that there were real, that is, corpses of these let's say, the rebels were inspected, they had numbers under their arms, this was done only in the sss, that is, these were former germans, who naturally the americans kept them somewhere, remember, so to speak, it is impossible to draw up this whole concept

bush is relationship he was head of the cia. they always had an analyst assigned to him to answer his questions, to keep him abreast of. he needed to know. so i called are then analysts. by the way, i did have classified clearance i did want to make that make sure you all knew that. because character does matter anyway. i called i. oh, dear. i called the cia and i asked her what do you know? and she said, we have boots on the ground. we're checking it out. we think it's true. he hasn't been seen for months. we can't confirm. don't tell him for a couple days. margaret calls me back the next day, says it's just been by the french press that. bandar is dead. you need to tell him because it's going to be on cnn in 30 minutes. you need to tell him now that bandar has been assassinated. so we're in kennebunkport. i reluctantly told him it was tough news to tell him. and he looked at me and he said, you try to call bandar. no. that thought had not occurred to me. so he said, let's try to get bandar on the phone. i'm like, okay. so i ho

cia.let me just run through some of the programs that usaa was responsible for and why they played such an important role in. well, throughout the entire cold war, i may add, i think very short sighted. the u.s. closed the agency in the 1990s. can considering it to be well considering it a piece dividend that we had won the cold war and that we no longer needed. i think it was personally speaking, i think it was extremely short sighted. i think we needed as much, if not more today, than we needed it. in the 1970s and eighties. and i think one of the challenges that is facing the us going forward in the 2020s and beyond and is how do we have an effective means of communication with the rest of the world in a very globalized world that we live in? but let me just take you through some of the main kind of points of of usaa, and you will sort of see how that fits in and how that echoes a lot of what radio free europe, radio liberty did as a separate non governmental grantee of the us governmen

, who are losing, well, the cia officers, we get it, they're totally incompetent, they lose joe bideny find another elderly man, they think it's biden, and they take him, and he becomes president in america, this kind of plot, these plot twists, they're absolutely standard for many comedies, for example, we know sasha baron coyne's famous movie called the dictator, it's about some imaginary eastern dictator who goes to... to the united states, they put a very similar doppelgänger in his place and they have an altercation there, but this movie is made talentedly, played talentedly, like this eccentric comedy, here we can see from the russians again, well, i hope we won't see it, we don't need it, but we just state that they are doing propaganda, and we don't forget that , that here in ukraine they also try to do this kind of... propaganda, propaganda films, on the one hand, it 's not bad, some light films that morally support ukrainians, but usually they are made at a very low level, they are quite opportunistic , and i would not like it our cultural, cinematic space consisted of only

resulting in watered down data. >> the cia dictated who would go.t is behind the scenes that the c.i. a was not providing adequate mass control groups and they flooded in a whole litany of people that likely weren't connected or had other medical issues that really muddied the water. >> the cia said its inspector general has been made avary ware of the finding, quote. we take any claim of coercion fully cooperated with nih's review of this matter and have offered access to any information requested. >> victims now want the journal of american medical association to retract two articles it published last spring using early data from the nih study that concluded there was no significant mri debt tillable evidence of brain injury among the group of participants compared with a group of control participants. suggesting at the time it was all in their heads. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thanks. up next the panel with the latest on the presidential race. first, beyond our borders tonight, north korea provides a rare view into a secreti

people who do not fit the profile resulting in watered-down data. >> the cia dictated who would go. litany of people likely connected. >> reporter: the cia said it suspected general was made aware of the findings, quote, we take any claim of coercion or perceived coercion seriously. and fully cooperated with a review of this matter and access to any information requested. the victims ones the journal of the american medical association to retract two articles published last spring using early data from the nih study concluding there was no significant mri detectable evidence of brain injury among the group of participants compared with a group of control participants. suggesting at the time it was all in their heads. jennifer griffin, fox news. jacqui: the stories that are going viral this weekend, next. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought

the director of the cia said yesterday _ talks?of the cia said yesterday that _ talks? the director of the cia said yesterday that there - talks? the director of the cia said yesterday that there is i talks? the director of the cia | said yesterday that there is an you see — said yesterday that there is an you see spy proposal being —— a new_ you see spy proposal being —— a new ceasefire proposal being presented in two days but he says — presented in two days but he says a — presented in two days but he says a harder choice needs to be taken _ says a harder choice needs to be taken-— be taken. needs to be a political _ be taken. needs to be a political compromise . be taken. needs to be a - political compromise between hamas and israel and there is optimism from the american side and the foreign minister, antony blinken, is coming tomorrow to meet the foreign secretary, david lammy and there is more pressure but the optimism is only coming from the americans, british, and from israel and hamas. there is no trust between the two sid

i mean, your thoughts about the former cia director uh, making this statement and saying that what the israelis did was actually terrorism. i mean, there are statements like this, not just by him, but various different. former official, if i may stress on that, because while they're in their positions, you know, they're cowards and they don't say these statements, the same thing even in you know the zionist regime itself, we see that there is a rejection of you know israel policies in term of what's happening in ghazza, not because they care about the palestinian people, but because they understand that israel today... is exposed uh fully uh worldwide. i have lived in the west for over 40 years and i see the qualitative changes that is happening in term of the public opinion and how the world today view israel. israel today is viewed in the world public eyes as including the united states public opinion as a uh rog state as a colonialist you know uh settler. project that want to dominate the region and it will not be successful because you know whether the cia director, former director

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and certainly, at cia, as well. and certainly, at cia, as you — as well.ave the only— reflect that priority. we have the only single country mission centre, — the only single country mission centre, which is one of the 12 also — centre, which is one of the 12 also building blocks of our agency, _ also building blocks of our agency, the only single country mission— agency, the only single country mission centre devoted to china _ mission centre devoted to china. we have tripled the size of our— china. we have tripled the size of our budget devoted to the china — of our budget devoted to the china challenge. it represents about — china challenge. it represents about 20% of our overall budget now _ about 20% of our overall budget now i_ about 20% of our overall budget now. i learned a long time ago, you don't— now. i learned a long time ago, you don't have priorities, budgets _ you don't have priorities, budgets follow them. i can safely _ budgets follow them. i can safely predict we will continue to do— safely predict we will continue to do that over the nex

somewhere on cia payroll as contractors and used their cia credentials.he hearing is about restoring election confidence and the first step is to admit there is one. a number of const -- of u.s. into two shins need to admit the you norman t of improperly influence a presidential -- the enormity of improperly influencing an election. to date, they have refused. he should apologize for lying and furnishing the cia reputation. our security clearances -- they're secured clearances should be pulled and they should never have a position again. shame on the fbi. mark zuckerberg now admits he should not have listened to the fbi but he also interfered by laundering nearly $400 million and using algorithms that favored one side over the other. until these agents acknowledge culpability, their actions continue to erode confidence in our elections. votes that enter the system through methods not approved by the state legislature are what americans should be discussing. examples include ballots that arrive after polls close, that arrive via unauthorized harvesting. th

a rare event took place today in london — when richard moore the head of mi6 and cia director williamt time at a security conference in london. mr burns, who has been central to efforts to reach a ceasefire in the middle east, said the us was working with other mediators to refine the existing framework for a deal. also discussed, ukraine 5 seizure of the russian territory in kursk, which was described as a significant tactical achievement. it's absolutely critical that we do sustain our support ukraine. it's really difficult, it's hard. particularly in eastern ukraine. this is attritional warfare, where there is a huge amount of suffering on both sides. putin is pushing forward a sort of attritional pyrrhic campaign, taking village by village as he goes forwards. when he takes them, there is nothing left, that's why i used the term pyrrhic because there is nothing left. everything is utterly destroyed. that is the kremlin way of war, it's what they did in grozny, what they did in aleppo, and it's what they are now doing here. it is task. but it's also important to remember that our u

somewhere on cia payroll as contractors and used their cia credentials.he hearing is about restoring election confidence and the first step is to admit there is one. a number of const -- of u.s. into two shins need to admit the you norman t of improperly influence a presidential -- the enormity of improperly influencing an election. to date, they have refused. he should apologize for lying and furnishing the cia reputation. our security clearances -- they're secured clearances should be pulled and they should never have a position again. shame on the fbi. mark zuckerberg now admits he should not have listened to the fbi but he also interfered by laundering nearly $400 million and using algorithms that favored one side over the other. until these agents acknowledge culpability, their actions continue to erode confidence in our elections. votes that enter the system through methods not approved by the state legislature are what americans should be discussing. examples include ballots that arrive after polls close, that arrive via unauthorized harvesting. th

okay, well um, chilet, we saw earlier uh, actually former cia director, leon peneta, uh, was discussing uh, what happened last week, the terrorist attacks by the israeli regime with the pagers in lebanon, and as matter of fact, he said, uh, this is definitely terrorism, um, interfering with the supply chain is extremely dangerous, i mean, "your thoughts about the former cia director uh making this statement and saying what the israelis did actually terrorism? i mean, there are statements like this, not just by him, but various different former uh official if i may uh stress on that, because while they're in their positions, you know they're cowards and they don't say these statements, the same thing even in..." in you know the zionist regime itself we see that there is a rejection of you know israel uh policies in term of what's happening in ghazza, not because they care about the palestinian people, but because they understand that israel today is exposed uh fully worldwide. i have lived in the west for over 40 years and i see the qualitative changes that is happening. in term of the p

in 1983 he postulated the following: the cia is not an intelligence agency, it is a covert operationserations as overthrowing or supporting foreign governments, another part of covert operations is disinformation, the american people, in my opinion, are the main target audience of disinformation operations agency, why does the cia do this, what is the purpose of the cia when they spread disinformation, when they co-opt the press? one of the functions of the agency, as the church committee notes, is to create an international anti-communist ideology, the reason you want to create this international anti-communist ideology is because when you go to nicaragua and you want to overthrow the government of that country, you can't justify to the american people going there and overthrowing that government unless you can link it to a bigger threat, it's just a small insignificant country, but if you can link it to a bigger threat, then you justify its overthrow. when it's the turn of these nazis, they 'll be surprised, why us? just like since 2014 , ukrainian nazis have been jumping up and dow

as well as the cia and other customers. we look to see if there is a commercial solution we can rely on. we will. typically, we are doing things that either require a certain degree of resilience so that they can operate through many more conditions that commercial system would have to operate in, or, we are looking for something many people do not think is possible, basically. to go off and achieve that. it requires significant investment to not only develop, but deliver, the technology, and to make it work. >> admiral whitworth, you were going to jump in. admiral whitworth: a couple points to add to an already really good thread. we already partner with nro to ask them, we need pixels of this particular place on the earth and they make sure the pixels appear. on analytics, something that i think sometimes is not necessarily appreciated enough, we have made full investments. we announced a ceiling of $5 million for the analytical piece of applying commercial tradecraft with some of those pixels. this is actually at the han

gives, and the cia also has official classified articles, yes, which are subordinate only to the usre is also the so-called gray cash, black cash, yes, which they do not show to anyone at all, even to their congressmen, so in fact we can multiply these amounts that he cited here by three times, all this was squandered, because why does oleg say that he demands not squandered, well, nothing worked out, no, here i am pleased with one feature of those people in this story, they are very greedy and they steal a lot, there is little left for the case, by god, let him steal more american money, that is, in this case, we support corruption among the opposition. there is already a certain date, because it is derzhinsky's birthday, that's right, so derzhinsky was born on our belarusian territory, it was he who formed the service that now continues these traditions and it is precisely all these villains that it identifies, watches, continues to block and ensure the safety of our population. well, on this optimistic note, allow me yes digress, basically the time of our program is up, so we'll

nick rossman, a senior manager at google, also came from the cia think tank.umb of those who caught my eye american media. google is blocking youtube channels of belarusian media journalists in droves. on the russian side, more than three have been banned. of course , there is no talk of any freedom of speech in relation to youtube now, as evidenced by at least two indicators: the first indicator is a total ban on the activities of any russian official, and not only official media, there are bloggers, streamers, anyone, documentarians who simply dare to demonstrate a point of view different from the western mainstream, that's one. the second thing is that on the youtube channel, absolutely freely, absolutely legally , often, and forgive me for the expressions, idiotic in their content, and often terrible videos, of the media, bloggers, former opinion leaders from the same russia, who left our country after a special military operation, although after assange and snowden, did anyone still believe in democracy in the west, those who? tried to expose it, quickly