>>20413869 lb
do you refer to the Black American who is getting stepped on?
FBI is everywhere. It's part of their intimidation tactic.
They see you…
>>20413897 lb
THIS
a bunch of phony ursurpers in charge.
Been that way my whole life.
"Russian Collusion" scam; never could make it work.
The Dud they couldn't fire, but wouldn't let go of.
all are lb
another scam.
They can't blow-up the Nord Pipeline, it's already gone.
The government's cred is zip.
And that fact will sync in, to the public, moar and moar.
No amount of backpedalling or Retro stale moves will save it.
is it Lupercalia?
>>20413346 pb
major dooper's delitght on the reporters' faces vis a vis shooting.
Just saw it on Bannon
original guy caught doesn't match the later person
"we'll find out" once they smooth out the kinks in their fraud.
C1a cover-up from the 70's
Pike Report.
Reporter who published it fired from CBS
https://archive.org/stream/nsia-PikeCommitteeReportVillageVoice/nsia-PikeCommitteeReportVillageVoice/Pike%20Committee%20Report%2001_djvu.txt
>>20413346 The CIA (aka MOSSAD); a covert army of mayhem across the world
FALSE BAKER. not MOSSAD
Baker puts unsubstantiated personal philosophy in Notables?
they were brought in from GERMAN INTEL, i.e. Adolf people.
That's a fact.
They recrutied German HITLER intel people.
Now that's the real LARP
Can't watch the crappy crisis actors,
Anneversay of Parkland;
Figures.
Part of IntelligenceReport
Published in N. Tabloid
Security Question
Stephen Isaacs
Washington Post Staff Writer
Large segments of the secret report of the
House intelligence committee were printed
yesterday in a 24-page supplement to The
Village Voice, a. weekly tabloid newspaper
published in New York.
Publication of the 338-page report was
blocked Jan. 29 by a vote of the House after !
Ford administration officials claimed that its
disclosure would damage the national
security.
Many members of the House, as well as
critics of America's intelligence-gathering
apparatus, have expressed doubt about some
contents of the report and the quality of the
investigation that produced it. s
The report snipes again and again at
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger,
contending he placed one obstacle after
another in the way of the committee’s getting
material and, when he appeared before it
lied.
The report at one point says that “Dr.
Kissinger’s comments … are at variance
with thefacts.”
Is this so he won't look gay?
at least she resembles his old playmate Markels?
They have the same hobbies.
Run in the same circles?
Makes sense.
Both alleged Satanist. Who are factually part of the plot to take down USA?
some thing never change
stonewalling Congress
Making excuses for Intel criminality
"
It describes Kissinger as having.a “passion
for secrecy” and as" trying “to control
dissemination and analysis of data.”
In sum, the excerpts of the House panel’s
report describe the American intelligence
community as often inept, not out of control
(as has often been charged), anti as
frequently considering itself beyond the laws
of the land.
For instance, then-president Johnson in •
1967 blocked the CIA from offering further
covert assistance to educational or other
private voluntary institutions, after
disclosures that the CIA had been sneaking
money to the National Students Association
See CIA, A8, Col. 1
CIA, From A1
The Village Voice excerpts
quote CIA deputy director
Carl Duckett as testifying that
the CIA still maintains covert
contracts with “a small
number of universities.”
The report talks of most of
the CIA’s covert activities as
haphazard and in effect
lacking any master plan
saying that “the overall
picture . . . does not support
the contention that covert
action has been used in fur-
therance of any particular
principle, form of govern-
ment, or identifiable national
interest.”
“Instead,” the report
continues, “the record in-
dicates a general lack of a
long-term direction in U.S.
foreign policy. Covert actions,
as the means for im-
plementing a policy, reflected
this Band-aid approach,
substituting short-term
remedies for problems which
required long-term cures.”
Yet at another point the
f report claims that “all
•- evidence m hand suggests that
the CIA, far from being out of
» control, has been highly
responsive to the instructions
; of the President and the
y assistant to the President for
national security affairs.”
g What is absent, the report
g suggests, is any kind of con-
s' trols on the CIA and its fellow
intelligence-gathering
agencies.
The report makes much of
the fact that the intelligence
community has never been
frank about how much it
spends, which the committee
j claims is “at' Least three to
four times . the amount
reported to Congress.”
That means it all costs about
— .. jmi, aays me
report, with almost no con-
trols, no checks, no balances
. As a result, says the com-
mittee, the CIA has been able
to do some unusual things with
the taxpayers’ money, in-
cluding developing “a huge
arsenal of weapons and access
to ammunition . . . giving it a
capability that exceeds most
armies of the world,” having
put at least $75 million into
Italian politics, and serving in
effect as a discount shopper
for some foreign officials. "
pike report from '76
How many "Stormy Daniels" ops can they push?
Some tv talking head on the air with DJT's lawyer Habba, claimed there were 16 more woman who have "spoken out"
(but not made any formal claims)
kek
Trump Attorney destroys CNN host she can't keep up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-yi3GM8RVU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-yi3GM8RVU
Trump Attorney destroys CNN host she can't keep up.