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November of 2019

Senior Congressional staffers

Wonder if they brought some Kung Flu back with them?

Staffers for who I wonder?

A bipartisan group of senior congressional staff tour the Great Wall of China with Paul Haenle (far right) and Douglas Farrar (second from right, bottom row).

Congressional Trip to China

In November, a bipartisan group of seventeen senior congressional staff traveled to the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center, in partnership with the Aspen Institute. Over the course of a week, they spoke with Chinese academics and government officials and met with U.S. business leaders and journalists working in Beijing. The delegation probed challenges and opportunities during a time of increasing tensions. Trade, technology, and security dominated the conversations, which were expertly facilitated by Maurice R. Greenberg Chair Paul Haenle, the center’s director. One participant remarked, “This was the most informative and enriching experience I have had in ten years working on foreign policy in Washington.”

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https://carnegieendowment.org/about/annualreport/2019/

staffers found on this disclosure form

https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov/gtimages/ST/2019/500022546.pdf

Aspen Institute

Carnegie Endowment

Rockefeller Bros Fund

Democracy Fund

Henry Luce Foundation

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check out this headline.

these fags were logically thinking Venezuela though not Haiti.

lots of habbenings in Colombia lately

Is the CIA Preparing a False Flag Operation from Colombia?

July 2, 2021

Colombia’s role in the already permanent regime change operation against Venezuela is broad and eloquent. Some recent events in that country may be worthy of attention and analysis, however, all that would go through a series of questions that help to clarify what is behind these events and where they are headed.

Perhaps the most curious event is the visit of the head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States, William J. Burns, to that country to participate in a “sensitive” security mission, as part of the cooperation between both countries. The visit follows a telephone conversation between U.S. President Joe Biden and his Colombian counterpart Iván Duque.

Colombia’s ambassador in Washington, Francisco Santos, declined to give further details about Burns’ visit to Bogota. When questioned about the mission, Santos said, “I prefer not to tell you that it is a delicate mission, an important intelligence mission that we managed to coordinate.”

He added that the visit of the US official to Colombia was made by a contact, after having already had three meetings with the agency and that in those meetings they have told them where they are going and what is happening, so they consider his visit as “very important”.

https://www.resumen-english.org/2021/07/is-the-cia-preparing-a-false-flag-operation-from-colombia/