Candace Owens interviews CIA whistleblower

[jmdrake]

Wow! So this guy found a flaw in embassy security that would allow anybody off the street to walk in and discover the identity of the station chief and by extension the field agents and the CIA then tried to murder him and his family? They also cover Operation Mockingbird, which under Biden metastacized into full blown state censorship, 9/11, the CIA role in the downfall of Nixon, and I'm only halfway through listening.

 

[buck000]

I found that discussion very interesting, but the paranoid part of me can't help but think that this guy is still a CIA asset, since he talks about what the CIA allows him to divulge. Perhaps the CIA is allowing him to talk about just enough shenanigans to support Schumer's "they can get you six ways from Sunday" declaration, as a warning to others to toe the line...?

I certainly agree with a lot of what he and Owens are talking about, although regarding his statement about "the top 20% of the Agency are evil people, while the other 80% are patriotic people doing their job," I'd correct him a bit on the latter. Of those 80%, I'm sure there are Ground Branch folks who, like many Tier 1 operators, love having free reign to kill folks.

And that's my two pennies...