35 Burst results for "CIA"
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Durham Report Confirms What We Already Knew
"One wonders is there anything that can come out about what the left is done to the CIA, the FBI, the Department of Justice, is there anything that could come out? That would shake up the American people. By suspicion is that the answer is no. The Durham report, which is just come out. And confirmed what we all knew about the FBI's involvement in the Russia collusion, hoax. It was all a hoax. It was a lie. And it doesn't matter. January 6th matters. That's what matters. For which we have political prisoners, people who simply entered the capitol. It was called an insurrection from the beginning. I said from the first day I wrote my column that week. That it was. The same use of January 6th will be used by the left and the Democrats as the Nazis used the Reichstag fire. I'm not comparing Nazis and Democrats for those who do not understand comparisons of comparing an action, not a group.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Jesse Watters: Trump-Russia Collusion Story Was a Giant Hoax by Dems
"Here's Jesse watters take on the 5. It only took four years, but the Durham report has finally dropped. And he found out what everybody already knew. The whole Trump Russia collusion story was a giant hoax started by Democrats. The FBI knew it was a hoax, the CIA knew it was a hoax. And Barack Obama knew it was a hoax. Everybody knew it was a hoax the whole time, but they acted like it was real. The CIA knew Hillary started the Russia collusion story. And then went in and told Barack Obama. All about it. That she was trying to link Trump with Russia to distract from her email scandal. But this is the best part. The pee tape. You know what they said in this field dossier that Trump peed on prostitutes at the Ritz Carlton in Moscow? Well, at first we thought that Hillary got the Russians to make the story up. But it turns out Hillary's guy made up the PP tape lie. And then they just pinned it on a Russian.
The Dan Bongino Show
Obama, Biden & Co. Colluded Together to Try to Overthrown Trump
"It is clear now that Obama Biden Loretta lynch Jim Comey John Brennan Andy mccabe Peter stroke Bill price step Lisa page and a whole bunch of other morons Colluded together That was the only real collusion In order to overthrow and frame a duly elected president That sets on open for debate libs That's not clean your diapers out That's not open for debate That's what happened I'm not interested in your stupid opinions I'm not expecting an apology from you I'm not expecting a mayor culpa I'm not expecting you to recognize your partakers in the coup You're zero integrity no character 5 foot plus piles of human garbage I have no faith whatsoever You care about the rule of law or the fact that you tried to frame not an innocent man but innocent men You have to understand now that the door report is out And we know conclusively that a coup occurred at the FBI CIA fusion GPS and elsewhere many partakers in the coupe I want you to understand the depth of the depravity here It's not that they tried to frame Donald Trump for a bank robbery That occurred It's that they tried to frame Donald Trump for no bank being robbed at all It's not as if Russian collusion happened with members of the Trump team and Trump didn't know about it Durham's report is conclusive that there is no evidence anyone on the Trump team colluded with the Russians and that everything was made up Everything
The Charlie Kirk Show
Will the Bidens Get Away With It Forever? With Emma-Jo Morris
"I will tell you, I am much more interested in what Jim Jordan revealed, which is that the CIA may have solicited his signatures for the letter undermining the Hunter Biden story that you broke, which we referenced earlier. That was from Politico with the 50 intelligence off 51, former intelligence officials, casting doubt on the laptop from hell, which of course was totally legit acting as if it was Russian disinformation, leading to social media censorship, et cetera, which we also know the Biden administration was or the Biden campaign was encouraging. This to me feels like a big deal, Emma, your thoughts. Well, yeah, this is a much bigger thing. This is definitely much more interesting because what Jim Jordan brought yesterday or I guess technically two days ago. But what he brought was was evidence that the FBI sorry, the CIA, people current employees of the CIA ran a political operation from the CIA and not only that, but the CIA kind of structure just blew past every guardrail that is supposed to prevent that from happening. They called her a rush job. That was the quote a rush job and it didn't go through any of the typical protocol that released payment from within the CIA would go through because they needed it in time. Obviously, for the debate, which is when Joe Biden gets up and literally just straight up lies to the American people and repeats this thing barfed out of the CIA that it's Russian disinformation, which of course we knew it wasn't. And Joe Biden knew it wasn't because not only did we publish the business stuff, but we published text between him and his son that he 1000% knew.
The Charlie Kirk Show
CIA Conspires With Biden Campaign to Suggest Laptop Was Disinformation
"York Post CIA fast track letter that falsely suggested Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. So not only so let me just rehash some of the details here. The. CIA acting director Mike morrell got a call from Anthony blinken, a call, mister blinken, now our Secretary of State denies happen. He said I need this letter. So then Mike morrell, who was largely tap should Joe Biden get elected, widely rumored to that he would become CIA director. So his point is he's incentivized to be doing helpful things for the Biden campaign. Unfortunately for him, he wasn't tapped to be that person, so maybe he did a bad thing by putting himself out there in a risky situation. Anyway, so he starts soliciting other members of the Intel community to sign this letter. And last week we learned that John Solomon had gotten his hands on an email back and forth saying, hey, I need to get talking points for Joe Biden's final presidential debate on Thursday and then sure enough, we played this clip last week. Joe Biden then says in the debate, 50 former Intel officials say this is garbage. What you're saying, mister Trump is garbage. Russian disinfo. So he used the line that his handlers gave him that Mike morell helped establish. So straight from the New York Post, the CIA conspired with former acting director Mike morrell and the Biden campaign to produce a letter falsely claiming that emails from Hunter Biden's laptop were Russian disinformation. And solicited signatures from at least one former intelligence official. So solicitation of signatures, moral told the CIA's pre publication classification review board, the PCR B that he needed the letter approved as an unusual rush job.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Was the 2020 Election a Conspiracy?
"Charlie, I'm furious. I'm uncontrollably mad about the latest John Solomon story. What is your reaction? Can you please talk about this? Yeah, I actually did mean to talk about it. This is very important. So John Solomon, who's a great reporter from just the news dot com, has obtained an email. John Solomon has obtained an email all around the campaign, which in itself was disinformation. That's what's so ironic about all this. The campaign to suppress the laptop was itself disinformation when they were trying to call the story around the Hunter Biden laptop disinformation. A damning email obtained by John Solomon shows that former acting CIA director Mike morrell asked Obama era CIA director John Brenner, remember John Brennan. Bad guy. If he could add his name to the infamous letter signed by 51 intelligence agents officials expressly to help the Biden campaign in the email was said, quote, trying to give the campaign during the debate on Thursday, a talking point to push back on Trump on this issue. Now, I'm going to play this piece of Solomon tape and then I'm going to play the tape of the debate because it's shot and chaser, like you wouldn't believe. It's one after the other. So I want to make sure we have all the tapes lined up for that. But this did not just impact the debate. This Politico story, that was synthetic that was artificial. That was AstroTurf. Was also used for social media censorship. My Twitter account, I lost access to my Twitter account because I talked about the laptop and Twitter said, well, according to Politico, this was Russian disinformation. Now, should I say Politico's credit? No. But they actually did not even read the Politico article. Politico was even careful enough to, can we get the actual Politico article here? Politico said that the 51 intelligence agents think that this is a tactic that looks like Russian disinformation.
The Dan Bongino Show
Former CIA Director's Email Confirms Biden Campaign's Dirty Trick
"John Solomon on real America's voice explaining how devastating this thing is Check this out Just a short while ago Just to do is obtain this email This is a very important email It comes from the former CIA director Mike murrell Yes the guy that organized that letter from the 51 intelligence professionals who tried to thank you into thinking that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation when it wasn't It is between him and John Brennan one of the signatories you know John Brennan is He was Obama CIA director right He's the guy that told Obama Hey Hillary Clinton is doing a dirty trick on Donald Trump called Russia collusion Well this is just before the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden Hunter Biden's laptop is flinging out there This is what Mike morrell pharmacy director tells his successor John Brennan Hey side to center because I'm quote trying to give the campaign particularly during the debate on Thursday a talking point to push back on Trump on this issue A man with a security clearance a man with the title of CIA director knew that he wasn't creating an intelligence product American civic duty with 51 people He was trying to create a political moment damning evidence We'll try to find out if Congress has this letter but this is a very important piece And it's the ultimate proof that what went out on that letter was a political dirty trick coordinated with the Biden campaign Can you imagine anything more disgusting Anything more discussing This is what everyone in the early days of the sea This is what everyone feared That they wouldn't focus on foreign threats to the United States and gathering intelligence for lawmakers to counter that threat but they would focus on influencing American politics and destroying the country from within and ladies and gentlemen With a number of them not all of them but a number of them that's happening right now
The Dan Bongino Show
How to Clean House at the Corrupt CIA, FBI, And DOJ
"How you do it Let me give you a little lesson here Everybody can take notes get a pen pencil whatever it is don't care Got it Okay First day in office president swears in early January president saints president Trump right Probably the most likely at this point swears in first day you get a list of people in the FBI who you think have been acting based on politics and not the constitution You fire them all The media starts going crazy They call it the Tuesday night massacre whatever it is right As that stories get written you go over to the CIA You find out who the political actors are at the CIA And instead of firing 20 people you fire 40 So then they don't know what to do because the media is still busy writing the story about firing these people at the FBI and they're like what do we do man Do we write the CIA story the FPS And then is they're thinking about the CIA or FBI story You go over to the NSA and you go over to the bureaucracy and any other entity what doesn't even matter the bureau of Indian affairs and you fire a hundred more And then as they're figuring out do we write that story the CIA history or the FBI story You walk over to DoJ and you get your new attorney general who openly or probably have an acting at that point We'll see or if you kept the old guy on and you say I am the president of the United States I want all of these prosecutors fired too And you get rid of them too Here's the thing The media can only write one story at a time They're not that smart They can't multitask So the minute they're focusing on one story and they're trying to get their sea legs about them because they're faking outrage about it You fire a hundred more people
Mark Levin
GOP-Led House Passes Bill to Hike Debt Limit and Slash Spending
"Well the breaking news is that the Republicans in the House are representatives did pass their debt ceiling Bill They didn't receive a single Democrat vote so all you people who live in these congressional districts we have these frauds and phonies and fakes who pretend to be moderate Democrats their big spending radical leftists Hear me gosh heimer I know who you are up there and northern Jersey And the former CIA person out of Virginia They're all frauds and phonies Now they lost four votes They lost four votes The Republicans did So this thing passed two 17 to two 15 and as usual Andy Biggs Matt Gaetz they lost Ken buck of Colorado and timber shet of Tennessee So yet again these guys almost screwed up And of course the Senate will kill what the Republicans in the House pass But I don't know what world these guys are in Over at breitbart that they can congressional budget office Republican debt limit plan would reduce deficit by $4.8 trillion The rap against Democrats in the Senate as well as Republicans The rap against Joe Biden they pass a bill that if adopted would reduce the deficit by $4.8 trillion in four bone ads vote against it I don't know what they expect to happen When you only control one body but that's a pretty damn good Bill
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Bryan Dean Wright Reveals Why America Is a Joke to Our Enemies
"A woman of color, I am a mom. I am a cisgender millennial who's been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. I am intersectional, but my existence is not a box checking exercise. That's actually a clip from a CIA recruiting video, an open one of public one. What do I got to ask this question, 8 politically, just national security question, Brian. China, what does the Kremlin? What did the mothers in Iran? ISIS, the remnants of ISIS or Pyongyang. What do they think? Let's do a little bit of red teaming exercise. When they see an ad like that, somebody who's professes to have an anxiety disorder proudly talking about it as she is walking in and out of her skiff with a top secret SCI clearance. What do our enemies think of that? Or what do they think when a surveillance device a balloon traverses the whole of the nation scooping up our intelligence? What do they think about America? What do they think about The White House and your former colleagues in the intelligence community? We're not serious. They think that we are not serious. The White House isn't serious. The Intel community isn't serious. We're focused on silly things that have nothing to do with the world and how it works and America trying to continue its exceptional Ness around this wonderful globe of ours, right? So that's what they think. And they think of themselves, hey, we can start getting away with more. Let's keep pushing. Let's see how much more we can get away with. And I think
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
How the Deep State Steers the Nation With Bryan Dean Wright
"See this thing recur again and again in these meetings, whatever the topic was. China, ISIS, what have you. I'd see very senior people. You mentioned the SIS, the senior intelligence service, who talk about a given issue, and never mention the name of the president, or what the president had just said about said issue and what are directions should be. For me, that's one of the definitions of the permanent bureaucracy of the deep state that we have people. Amen. In massive positions of power who think elections are irrelevant, I've been here for 20 years. I'll be here for another 5, ten years. I get to decide the direction of the nation. That's not how it should work, is it? Absolutely not. It's kind of like Fauci when he said, I am the science, right? These guys are saying, I am the Intel. You're listen to me that there are another voices that are relevant. Yeah, look, we used to call that sort of view as something that a traitor would have, right? Back in the 1990s, there was a guy named Aldrich Ames, who was a CIA officer, actually secretly working for the Soviets. He was arrested, the FBI asked him at the time why'd you do it? And he said, because I know what's best for this country's foreign policy. And I'm going to act on it. All right? So there's a guy who spied for the Soviets with this same idea of the world that now his senior officers with the CIA and the NSA and others that you're talking about. That's their view too. Andy, this permeated, not just the intelligence community, but we have guys like Fauci and the CDC at NIH and others who they believe that they know best and they're going to do whatever they want. Irrespective of the fact that that's not how it's supposed to work. So the deep state or the administrative state is real. It's been real for a long time, but it is absolutely metastasized. And that is going to be a huge challenge to fix.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
What Happened to the CIA? Bryan Dean Wright Explains
"Happened at the CIA? If you say it was good guys, fighting our enemies, a lot of them exiles from Cuba and elsewhere. Where did the rot creep in? What was the transmission belt that turned the CIA into organization where the acting director can work as we now know with the Biden administration to gin up a fake letter about the Hunter Biden laptop story being Russian disinformation? Did you see any vectors? What happened inside the CIA? How did it become corrupted? Well, I think you started to see a change in the American culture and that seeped into a lot of the applicants who then became junior and then more senior officers. So I think that's a part of it. But then there was this encouragement, I think, within inside the building by some of these senior officers to actually focus less on the mission and more on bringing what they called your whole self, right? Bring your politics, bring whatever you may feel about your sexual orientation or your religion. You bring all of that to work and talk about it. It almost make the agency a part of your therapy sessions. And I started seeing a lot more of that after the Obama years, you know, really got into high gear. John Brennan and others, that leadership started to change the culture, the applicants started to change because the culture was rotting if I may. And so I see those two things really precipitated the moment that we're at now.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Who Is Bryan Dean Wright, Host of "The Wright Reports" Podcast?
"A good buddy former CIA operations officer Brian dean Wright. It's been too long. Welcome back to America first. Always a pleasure, sure. Always a pleasure. Where's the cell we begin? Well, let's start with you since it's been a minute. Tell the world who Brian dean writers and why he has a new podcast. Where have you been that you've got to this point in your life today, give our three and a half million viewers a little bit of insight into a mister right? Yes, so just after the 9 11 tax, I and at about 20 other very good people started working at the agency, the CIA, and a very small program that basically was for younger officers to develop into more senior officers. So I started just after 9 11 attacks served the country for a good number of years left just before the 2016 elections and dipped my toes in front of a camera, even though I've been for a hydro cameras for years doing operations. And started doing more media work because I was increasingly concerned by what I saw to be really terrible leadership in this country. And I think the past 7 years or so, we've seen some of that haven't we. And that leadership that I think is so terrible is extended from the intelligence community. I'm sorry to say, people like John Brennan and James Comey and others from the CIA and the FBI respectively. And so in the past couple of years, I've been doing a lot more media work. You have been so gracious to have me on. And now I've started my own podcast called the right report, like my last name, WRI GHD. It's mostly news, very little opinion and analysis, but I want to help people understand the world and then yes, we will also be talking about some domestic issues, but it's a really frightening time I think what's happening in different places around the world. But most especially here in this country were former president Trump has correctly said that I think our greatest threat is actually internal, our own internal enemies trying to destroy this country.
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Zmirak: Fox News Became Our Enemy on Election Night 2020
"Be clear. Fox News became our enemy election night 2020. When they called the race for Biden in Arizona, any of the left wing media were willing to do it. And when they smacked down all the legitimate evidence of election fraud, when they became, in a sense, collaborators with the regime. When they became the firemen to put out whatever fires of truth started erupting, Fox News would be there to squelch them. And Tucker Carlson was like a lonely leftover like the last bastion of truth and sanity on Fox News. And sometimes, you know, I'd be watching Tucker and it would segue way into Sean Hannity. It would segue into something else. And so you ended up watching garbage programs because they were on the same channel as Tucker. Now there is no reason there is no excuse to ever, ever, under any circumstances, watch Fox News. You should watch MSNBC before you watch Fox News after they did this. Then doing this is like the CIA coming into a country and an arranging a coup d'etat. And you know where the limits of acceptable descent are. This is the regime saying, no more. No, we will not have dissidents. These students not publish no socialist and goes to gulag. This is a sign that they think they're going to get away with it. Fox News thinks it's going to continue to be the squishy pseudo conservative alternative. Well, show something with Kevin Costner. Oh, will occasionally get Roseanne Barr. We'll throw you pitiful little scraps of me through the bars of yourself. And you will be grateful for it. You will be grateful you will thank the guards for throwing you a couple of extra fish heads in your fish head soup. If Rupert Murdoch wants to destroy Fox News, I am happy to help him do so.
Mark Levin
Thomas Baker: Robert Mueller Wanted a 'Culture Change' As FBI Director
"Absolutely moment was Mueller became directed just days before the September 11th attacks And in the September 11th attacks happened on a Tuesday on a Saturday the Saturday morning he was after the attack He was summoned to Camp David the presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland to give a report or the he believed he was there to give a report on what the FBI had done So between Tuesday and Saturday morning it was actually only about three and a half days of work But in that time the FBI did what it does best Investigate And in that time they identified all 19 hijackers They were associations their financing their rental costs their credit cards their connections all the way back to Al-Qaeda and he presented this report that morning to the president George W. Bush in front of all this top advisers in Camp David and when he was done speaking expecting praise and thanks Instead George W. Bush turned and said to him I don't care about that I just want to know how you're going to prevent the next one Shortly thereafter that morning can and gave a presentation George Tenet then the director of the CIA with a plan of action going forward when and when he was done speaking George W. Bush said great and he turned and looked at Mueller He said that's what I want to hear Mueller was humiliated Now we know this and we know the scenario because molo told us this several times and other people who were there told us this But then Mueller set up out and he said this to change the culture of the FBI He wanted to turn away from its law enforcement mentality and become an intelligence agency
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Mike Benz Exposes the Foreign Policy Elite in America
"Describe the foreign policy elite in America what they believe and what they've been doing for the last couple of decades? Sure. I would make a distinction around what they say versus what they believe. In the sense that you are totally correct that you will find a almost completely homogeneous set of shared terms around things like democracy around things like neoliberal tenants. But whether the foreign policy establishment class actually believes these things or simply saying them because these are the cudgels used to secure their own interests. I think is a question all on its own. But we'll for purposes of this discussion will accept that they believe these things. So you had a after World War II, you had the creation of this sort of transatlantic national security state between the 1947 act in the U.S. setting up the CIA and merging it essentially with the State Department and the Defense Department. And then you had NATO across the ocean and these various security alliances between the U.S., the UK and other NATO countries. Now, at the Cold War was shaped by this ideological struggle between sort of western liberalism and Soviet communism. And
The Eric Metaxas Show
Should Trump Fear for His Life? Dick Morris Shares His Thoughts
"Mentioned Kennedy a few times. You mentioned RFK junior who's running on the Democrat side. It seems to me that JFK was onto the same forces that we are now again onto he understood the wickedness. The power of the FBI, the weaponized FBI and the CIA. And he was aiming to do something about it. And it seems to me that that is why they killed him because he was that kind of a threat. Do you not fear that there would be an attempt on Donald Trump's life? I'm surprised there hasn't been. Well, I worked for Clinton and I worked for Trump. He got to trust the Secret Service. They do a hell of a job. And they're very efficient, very effective. So I don't want to speculate about that. I will tell you something about the Kennedy assassination JFK. Robert Caro in his biographies of Johnson takes it right up to this point, but then leaves it off. Apparently John Kennedy had decided to dump Lyndon Johnson from the ticket in 1964 and had told his secretary Evelyn Lincoln that he did. And the front page article on Life magazine, the week of the assassination, was to have been a bad Lyndon Johnson being indicted. In the early celestial and in the Harrison Williams investigation, senator from New Jersey and those investigations were going to lead to an indictment that Johnson and Kennedy was killed right before he could act on that.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Ex-CIA Official: Blinken Orchestrated Intel Letter on Hunter Laptop
"Our current Secretary of State Anthony blinken apparently was the individual back in 2020 2020, excuse me, who set in motion the events that led to that infamous letter signed by 51 former intelligence officials that claimed that the New York Post's Hunter Biden laptop story was Russian disinformation. So this came from Mike morrell, those of you who don't recognize that name, he was the former head of the CIA for various times throughout the Obama administration between 2010 and 2013. And he testified last week before the House judiciary committee that he received a phone call from our current Secretary of State Anthony blinken, who back then was a senior member of the Biden 2020 presidential campaign, he got this phone call on October 17th, 2020 that was just three days after the New York Post dropped this Hunter Biden laptop story bombshell. I know the date by heart, October 14th, 2020 because that's my birthday. That day that that came out also, it happens to be a Salem colleague, Charlie Kirk's birthday. Anyway, three days later, apparently Mike morrell got this call from Anthony blinken in which Anthony blinken wanted to enlist Mike morel to help discredit this true Hunter Biden laptop story. Mister morrell said before the House judiciary committee that the call was, quote, couch a simply gathering morale's reaction to the post story, but actually it wasn't that. It quote set in motion the events that led to the issuance of the public statement the public statement, of course, being the letter that said that the Hunter Biden laptop story had quote all of the classic earmarks of a Russian disinformation operation.
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"Foremost rocket science in the rocket scientists in the world so the cia Whitewashing the the History of being part of the nazi party they. They can contribute in american scientists scientific achievements. That's right right. Soleil verner they they just basically whitewash them like yeah he was a nazi but not that much of an osce was just a scientist right He was an osce. Let's be real. He was used by the nazi party. Who's the story that refined for him. You know He he's a problematic guy but he's definitely very interesting him very intelligent And definitely was the cia involved in the guys from japan who were crossing diseases and in unit seven. Thirty one of now the camp and yeah not manager. I'm not sure maybe because all those guys all those guys were brought to america and they were they were doing hor. Riff ick crimes against chinese against pow's and haphazard people they would they would freeze they hypothermia test and they would do they were human lab rats yet. That were Going under undergoing horrific experiments. it's It's i mean the cia definitely doesn't horrific experience and we'll talk about them in in a second but here's the next couple of ones that he's gonna be fucking weird so just hold onto your shorts but this one right. So have you ever heard of the stargate project are have not okay. So this one's very weird. Apparently the government and military for years engaged in an operation to use psychics to spy on our enemies using esp or extra sensory perception. They called it remote. Viewing fucking weird. They're trying to use fucking miss cleo to figure out what the soviets were doing so like and like the little boy had shining kind of kind of primarily this was an actual thing and you know there was some researchers that basically concluded that these these telepathic people were eighty percent wrong which is pretty interesting that they got it right. Twenty percent of the time out of expected that number to be much smaller but still eighty percent. Wrong is not at all reliable or actionable. So the cia ends up canceling the project forever. Nineteen ninety-five and it was the guy who decided to cancel it even though they weren't the one the progenitor of the project so good on the cia for recognizing this waste of money through progressive miniaturize. Right here a little bit. Yeah a little bit just kind of want to talk about any sorry okay. They had the foresight to say that hiring the psychic club was a bad idea. Wow great on them by the cia. They really eliminated the next department that we didn't need imagine if we had a department of psychics. I'm in we still have one department might still have one under the leg. That was in the agency that we had the department of Psycho analysis psychic analysis this department now. They've called something boring like the department of remote viewing remote viewing and that's where our psychics come from. Imagine like every single like show. Like i've seen tv shows or science fiction shows where they'll be like some evil psychic person or like some young person who's like using your psychic powers for for a for wrongdoing. They don't understand their powers or they haven't developed moral compass yet to manage their Natural supernatural abilities in a positive way right and there will always happens at the end that the government finds them..
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"Be a lot worse. Most likely definitely. It would approve. Come on i mean the the israelis one in an outlet. They wanted like minutes. That war was like a. It wasn't a six day. War was there was a war. It was a six minute war. They want as soon as eight destroyed. The they started the soon as as soon as the war began our talking about another on So this is a little later on in one thousand nine hundred seventy so this is has to do with Crypto g which was talking about before so in the seventy s. The american central intelligence agency obviously cap. We partnered up with The bullishness knocked rish teens. The biondi which is the german The west german intelligence agency. And you know we. We secretly purchased a swiss coating machine manufacturer. And they're called crew The boot wounded not rishton danced. The booth did not kristen dean boone. Deaths not rishton inst- of. I'm not gonna try not to attempt it again. It's a really long word yet. The number one word by the way criticism that i get on this podcast is like do suck pronounce things anyway. But i'll just call them the bnd. The bnd's fine right To they're like the german the west western. Cia and they bought this. They bought cryptology. And like i said. There were a swiss Coating machine manufacturers so they made coating machines and You know they were one of the biggest companies in this particular space you know in this market and They they were m their customers governments and militaries and things like that and and basically what what this purchase did was gave the. Us in the west german intelligence agencies a lot of access to a huge amounts of classified information and it had an impact on a lot of significant events during the cold war so and to highlight this in some people that were customers of crypto ag Were over sixty countries worldwide Some of them included e- argentina. Egypt greece india ily iran libya All we're using their their systems and the cia was basically able to put in a back door that allowed them to get intel from those countries through these machines which is crazy and so there were In there's one article i was reading it in in warwick the they were talking about a bunch of different events that were affected by the information that was gathered through crypto g including things like the suez canal crisis The camp david peace accords the iranian hostage crisis and the berlin disco take bombings. Apparently they got until on all of them And how it's kinda hard to tell the full impact of of the intel that they got On these events. But i think it's easy to imagine that it that it helped a little bit to know some secret information about the ship that was going on during those very major events But again i don't wanna make the pal. Steve have assuming that it would have been worse if we didn't know Because that's kind of impossible to tell but it's also important to note here in this is kind of interesting The the germans took a leading role in this operation..
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"I mean we've talked about it excessively okay so this is an example. I found for what i feel. Like you know is like the cia as real charter or at least what they should have been doing. Which is intelligence gathering and analysis right And so. I got this article from the brookings dot edu which is basically organization exact. Exactly so. I definitely want to make that clear like i had to find. You know positive. Very pro national security state. Yeah the i a organization into very hawkish neo liberal internationalist organization that is basically a now piece for this for the cia. Yup very very clear on that point But you know. I it was interesting and you take it with a grain of salt but Here's some interesting stuff that that i learned from it. So in the lead up to the sixty seven war in israel Which was a were between israel and like everyone else around them all of their neighbors And the office of current intelligence the ci they basically created a task force to monitor the situation between israel and its neighbors And the day after egypt ends up closing the straits of tehran. That was on may twenty third in that same year President johnson asked richard helms who is the director of central intelligence To put together like a like an immediate assessment on you know what would the outcome of the world be like And he actually came through with it and just a couple of hours I don't know if this is more you know talking mouthpiece. I don't know if it only took a couple of hours or what but as the story goes but anyway helps comes back to johnson with this report. That stated pretty clearly that israel could probably take on all the arabs. No problem like any combination of them. he also noted that he could probably even do an offensive in grab more land and the main reason why they came to this conclusion. Was israel's air superiority like they believe that they had the know the the edge militarily because they had just so much better air like warplanes And so two days. Later israel comes to johnson and their government provides Our government with Their own assessment of the situation was totally different They claim to be in grave danger..
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"When they completely fail the way that they were able to not disintegrate was through allen dulles allen dulles would leak news of successful cia operations to justify their existence but most of what they were doing was just failing. So here's another quote from from. Mike swanson on specifically wizner so as for wizner fueled with constant stream of nicotine coffee and alcohol. He continued to run covert operations against the soviets until he had a mental breakdown in nineteen fifty seven and got shuttled off the care of psychiatrist after receiving electroshock therapy. The cia thought he was well enough to be sent home in semi-retirement but he shot himself. The reason why. I'm reading this is because it kind of segues into something else. A lot of ca case officers deal with horrible drug addiction and horrible depression issues. And i don't know if it's the personality type. I don't know the work load. But it's like a comedy. It's just the access to all the drugs. Maybe it's the access to all the drugs but a lot of guys really do suffer from from a very serious mental health issues. It's i don't know. I'm not a psychiatrist at all but certainly seems that wizner was Suffer some from some type of no bipolar disorder or something like that now. Let's think about some other notable failures on the italian side of things so your some major stains or taints on their record so they failed the predicted. North korean invasion of south korea. They failed to predict a communist. Win in china Remember i mean remember. We weren't alive at this time. Hey remember when you know the number when they were mac. I check shelley china. No i wasn't alive but it was like a shock and it was like who lost china. Who lost china They also failed to predict this accessible. Automic bomb in the soviet union The cia. i mean look. We weren't able to predict afghanistan falling in a day Or maybe we didn't they just don't talk about it. Yeah i know they probably did tell joe biden though essay probably would is like again so truman does get frustrated. And he There's a change of personnel. So he pointed general walter bell smith. Sei director and he comes to clump a clean things up and she General walter battle smith. He's actually eisenhower's chief of staff and he is. He is interesting enough. He's actually the guy. The nazis actually surrender to I didn't know that and what he discovered is. I'm quoting from mike. Sponsors above again he discovered that the cia had four hundred people working on truman's daily intelligence briefings and ninety percent of what they were putting together with nothing but reinstate state department reports. Almost everything was worthless junk in worthless. Filler so they were just looking rewriting shit. And saying here's our intelligence is like copying and pasting shit at least the things that they wanted on record But the problem was he couldn't fire. people like wizner obviously. He was undergoing very serious. Mental health challenges. But the reason why they couldn't fire these people's because they weren't writing down the real stuff was all in their heads. You know something interesting is You know sulejmani in iran. While we're on at about intelligence i mean. He was basically in charge of their army intelligence. Everything from the reason. Why i think they killed sulejmani Why the israelis wanted the. Us do it. 'cause it was because of israeli influence this because they knew that this guy had all these lines is in his head right like all the lines between iran and like different she..
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"Okay back to the cia so Let's get to. I wanna talk about like the the mechanism. When did we start using this mechanism. what's the timeline. Look like so the first place the. Us experimented with the new with this. This new national security mechanism wasn't italy so in early nineteen forty eight. Us leaders were scared. That western europe was gonna turn communist and You know we did an episode on this a couple of weeks ago on the origins of the cold war but there were there was massive inflation all across europe and it was just causing people to join a communist parties so the us pump money into european countries to prevent them from turning communist and there fear is that if these western countries or what would turn communists that they would eventually aligned with the soviet union they would lose europe so along with the atomic bombings of here. She may nagasaki a. These are the two key components of of the early cold war. You know the race for nuclear weapons along with or the soviets race to get a nuclear weapon. The them Not having the bomb along with the future of europe and how that was going to align like. That's the journey. That's the genesis of the early cold war. Well in italy a very well organized disciplined and financed italian communist party the c. They allied with another socialist party. The psi italian socialist party and they threaten to Sweep the italian elections of nineteen forty eight so in response. The cia funneled millions of dollars out of the marshall plan. And they way they did. This is that they They were there. Were funding the the christian democratic wing socialist parties and they were They were Mobilizing this really big propaganda campaign against the communist socialist coalition and they would launder money through the bank accounts of american italians who would donate the funds to like. Cia front organizations so The christian democrats they end up winning the election in the same two at the same time you know the..
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"Going to actually going to bring up the question that got asked When we went to we went to scott horton's Debate against bill kristol which he did incredibly well on and the topic was about whether or not we should have intervened In you know the many foreign wars in the middle east that we've had anyway towards the end during the qna session. Somebody came up slack. Oh let's say. The australian government is like eh dina. Oppressive authoritarian dictatorship. And like would. Would you be in favor of like going. And helping out the australians It's kind of like that question that popped up and it was actually kind of funny one to be honest. Everybody's laughing about it. Because i think chris crystal is like how. Dare you call australian authoritarian. Now i know. But i think the crowd was like mostly libertarians. And and like kind of upset about the lockdowns in Australia because they've been pretty pretty strong on on on that front so the question was a little bit loaded and for the audience in my opinion but it was just funny to see like bill. Kristol does rive at the question so he squirmed in a seat. How dare you call strahl ian authoritarian and then our friends are are are are patriots supporter of because we up to patriot. Supporters from australia was like in our inter-arab slack chat like. I resent that saying australia hotel. -tarian it's a thorn -tarian But all right let's go back to this etc. I'm losing my train of thought. So the theory of so in theory. The cia does not get engage and any type of covert activity without the approval of the president and then the oversight of congress but the reality is there's practically no oversight over what the cia does right so for example one thousand nine hundred sixty two out of five hundred fifty projects. Only eighty six of them have been approved or reapproved by the president. And the reason why is because presidents don't wanna put their signature on certain operations and congress rather not know what's going on so this is what we call plausible deniability Conflicts of nations great segue conflicts of nations. All right video games. What what else gamers. So conflicts of nations the free online. Vp strategy game. A game where you.
Bro History
"cia" Discussed on Bro History
"Nineteen sixty one. He was a senior partner of sullivan and cromwell along with his brother. John dulles and john ends up serving his eisenhower's secretary of state. Now sullivan and cromwell is one of the most powerful law firms in the entire world. So they're very very powerful wall street law firm In a know their clients were major corporations Along with banks so during world war. Till if wanna go through allen dolls is history. He was an operative of the assess and he acted pretty much as how a future. Cia case officer would by building a portfolio of assets from war refugees and Wa talking to disaffected germans and disinfected soldiers and you know just building kind of like internal resentment. He was based out of switzerland. Man this kind of brings us to the question. Now what does the cia dill like is. What is the purpose of the cia. What what is there Were they allowed to do So the national security act. And i have this upright here. The national security act. It gave the cia the task of advising the president. And i'm gonna quote right from it on matters. Concerning such intelligence activities of the government departments and agencies as relate to national security it also gave it the power to perform such other functions and duties related to intelligence affecting the national security as the national security council. May time from time to time direct. So what rod is pretty broadly word. Yeah exactly this is intentionally very broadly worded. So this gives legal authority to the cia to engage in covert operations and covert operations is actually in the national security all is not in the actual national security act but according to the nfc ten to so this is the national security council directive on office a special projects covert operations is very clearly defined so Covert operations are understood to be all activities which are conducted or sponsored by this government against hostile foreign states or groups in in support of friendly foreign states or groped which are so planned and executed that any us government responsibility for them is not evident to unauthorized persons and that if uncovered the us government.
How To! With Charles Duhigg
"cia" Discussed on How To! With Charles Duhigg
"Know one of the things that i've had to learn to do is like let it go. Sorry if you're a parent who still has the song. Let it go ringing in your ears. But here's our first rule and you knew this was coming. Pick your battles which is honestly something ryan would try to tell me for years when we were first together because i was coming in as a step mom to three kids without having not had kids of my own and i remember the time. Just telling him like they're not respecting me. Yes it's a principle. It's not the doughnut. You know right. But i have had to learn kind of over the years which things are worth the battle and especially and i wonder if simone is like this to like i've noticed the gdp. It's almost like she likes getting a rise out of me for some things that she does. You know she sees that as attention. Even if it's negative attention you know. I do work ally in. Its crossed my mind. You know maybe. If i give her more attention more direct one on one attention or just dote on her like that would help. Yeah and one of the things we try to do and it's really hard. We each try to have our own separate one on one time with the kids because it makes such a huge difference and so we try to find connections and one of these concepts. We talk about in our book. That's really important in our home is idea of you. Same same and that's something that the cia uses when they're meeting targets and developing them. And you know wanting to recruit them for espionage. They're trying to build common ground with them. Build a connection in a bond based on common interests. And that's a skill that we teach our kids you know to do with others but we also do it with our kids you know. We can bond with them over something. They're really interested in or we can try something new with them. So you know it's can be a game. Changer is having that connection. Really you know with without the other siblings around where you can really get to know each other more because you know you know you know your kids and they know you but it's that quality one on one time that really. I think makes all the difference way you know and because they can be different one-on-one when.
Unexplained Mysteries
"cia" Discussed on Unexplained Mysteries
"In the late nineteen eighties. The cia added a new headquarters building to their complex in langley virginia to celebrate the planners wanted to place an art installation between the old headquarters and the new one after a long search for the perfect artist. They awarded a two hundred fifty thousand dollar commission to a sculpture named jim. Sanborn sanborn was known for creating puzzling interactive art. Many of his previous sculptures involved cosmic images compasses and hidden meanings. He saw the cia's commission as an opportunity to explore another interest of his cryptography. Cryptography is the art of making and breaking codes. Sanborn wanted his sculpture to contain a series of secret messages and he wanted the coach to be incredibly difficult to crack so he contacted edwards shite. The head of the cia cryptography department. Sanborn goal was to make a code so tough that challenged even the most seasoned members of the cia. He met with shy in secret. And the cryptology expert taught him how to create ciphers a method of hiding a message by replacing or shuffling around its letters with sheds help sanborn wrote an encrypted four messages. Then he started work on the sculpture itself. The artwork began with a large copper sheet. Sanborn saw about eighteen hundred capital letters into the metal interspersed with the occasional question mark. It looked like an unsolved crossword puzzle. Well sanborn carved these odd patterns others at the cia. Compound tried to spy on the artist. Word of the sculpture had spread among employees and their interest was piqued
Unexplained Mysteries
"cia" Discussed on Unexplained Mysteries
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen qatar decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird. According to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine. He was beyond excited to be involved in the cis current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the. us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Serial Killers
"cia" Discussed on Serial Killers
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen khader decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird according to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the cia. As current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Secret Societies
"cia" Discussed on Secret Societies
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen khader decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird according to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the cia. As current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Cults
"cia" Discussed on Cults
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen khader decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird according to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the cia. As current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Crimes of Passion
"cia" Discussed on Crimes of Passion
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen khader decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird according to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the cia. As current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete. With the kremlin then america had to toughen up so dulles decide to ramp up project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even a reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Female Criminals
"cia" Discussed on Female Criminals
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen qatar decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird. According to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the cia. As current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
Dictators
"cia" Discussed on Dictators
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen qatar decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird. According to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the as current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the. us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..
The Dark Side Of
"cia" Discussed on The Dark Side Of
"Ultimately green had the general public's best interest in mind his report included an excerpt claiming. I am convinced that it is possible. By means of the techniques of psycho chemical warfare to conquer an enemy without the wholesale killing of his people and the mass destruction of his property from their green's proposal was passed up the chain. Everyone that read. It was intrigued by the possibility and it made it all the way to president truman. He quickly approved it like everyone else. He saw potential in this program and its goals and as for those goals who loosened some tongues break the typical barriers of human perception and manipulate the enemies into giving up their most clandestine information. So in nineteen fifty. The cia was ordered to work alongside the chemists of the special operations division at fort dietrich maryland well special ops had the ability to synthesize drugs. They didn't have the authority to test them. This was where the cia came in. This joint program came to be known as mk. Naomi and had a wide scope but for the cia. The biggest concern was cracking the secrets to mind control. And in april of nineteen fifty. The director of the cia roscoe hillen qatar decided it was time to up their game hill and qatar created a project referred to as project bluebird. According to stephen kinzer book poisoner in chief. The operation was inspired by their main objective. Getting their prisoners to sing like a bird. Their primary focus was to study a variety of interrogation techniques. Mind controlling drugs. Were just one part then in october of nineteen fifty a new director of the cia. General walter bedell. Smith took over. He appointed a former spy by the name of allen dulles to be his deputy director of plans and placed him at the helm of project bluebird dulles who had spent world war two stationed in switzerland mad and became an admirers of fame. Psychiatrist carl young threw his research on young does became obsessed with ways to manipulate the psyche. So as you can imagine he was beyond excited to be involved in the as current mind control program dulles fascination was perpetuated by his idea that the. us was falling behind in the race against the soviets. If they were to compete with the kremlin then. America had to toughen up so dulles decided to ramp up. Project bluebird even further just outside the city of over ouzo germany. The united states army was housing. A small interrogation site known as camp king. The base was still home to dozens of nazis in german war prisoners. Which meant it was fully stocked with test subjects. They could abuse in the name of science. The only problem was even camp. King wasn't secret enough for the cia to run these special interogations as they began calling them so they set up a facility just outside of camp king where they could transport the prisoner quietly for experimentation. The facility became a safe haven that maintain the secrecy of the us army but to the prisoners it was a death sentence. Prisoners from camp king would be injected with depressants that had hypnotic effects at the same time. Operatives would issue them potent stimulants. These drugs would attack their lungs and nervous system resulting in seizures and loss of breath when the prisoners were at their weakest. The cia would begin testing. They're variety of techniques hypnosis electroshock therapy and sensory deprivation but they weren't just trying to break these prisoners of war down they were also trying to alter personalities turn unwilling subjects into willing agents. If they could do this they might be able to get the captives to hand over scientific formulas in plans. However the cia's overeagerness was a problem. Their objectives were far too broad into ambitious to produce the results. They wanted they needed to concentrate on one particular area of study dulles saw that the project needed to focus change their approach. Currently the operation was lacking someone with a scientific background who understood the scope of these objectives. Someone that would help them realize whether these ambitions were even a reality but dulles insisted that this person needed to come from outside of the cia. There wasn't anyone who fit the bill. That was already in house. They needed a chemist and antagonised someone who was willing to break boundaries and take risks for the good of his nation. They had to find a civilian. Who is willing to ruin people's lives. Thanks for tuning in follow conspiracy theories cia addition to finish this episode and hear more new episodes air weekly every thursday. Listen free only on spotify..