TYB
The CIA posts at 10 "17"
Their Artifact of the Week: "Handling the Storm Painting"
Highlights a Dog
Grok:
The CIA’s public description of the Handling the Storm painting (and the operation it depicts) does not name the country or give a specific year. “Yevgeniy” is presented only as a cover name for a foreign intelligence officer whose reporting had major impact on U.S. national security and foreign policy.
Public reporting and the visual details point to a Russian source in the mid-to-late 2010s:
Multiple 2019 accounts (CNN, New York Times, Washington Post) described the CIA’s exfiltration of a long-time, high-level Russian government source who had access to Kremlin decision-making, including on the 2016 U.S. election interference. The extraction occurred in 2017 after concerns that the source’s identity risked exposure. Officials withheld the person’s real name and exact role.
The painting shows a heavy-snow winter scene (bare trees, deep snow, a path beside water), consistent with a Russian or former-Soviet setting during the colder months. The approach during a routine dog walk matches the operational description CIA used for the artwork.
Some open-source speculation linked the 2017 extraction to Oleg Smolenkov (a Russian official who reportedly vanished while on a family trip), but U.S. officials have not confirmed any specific identity, and the painting uses the distinct cover name “Yevgeniy.”
In short: the operation commemorated is consistent with the well-reported 2017 extraction of a senior Russian intelligence/government asset, carried out on short notice in a snowy Russian environment. The CIA has not released further public details on the precise date, city, or the individual’s true name.
https://x.com/truestormyjoe/status/2112580347686711629?s=20
The CIA posts at 10 "17"
Their Artifact of the Week: "Handling the Storm Painting"
Highlights a Dog
Grok:
The CIA’s public description of the Handling the Storm painting (and the operation it depicts) does not name the country or give a specific year. “Yevgeniy” is presented only as a cover name for a foreign intelligence officer whose reporting had major impact on U.S. national security and foreign policy.
Public reporting and the visual details point to a Russian source in the mid-to-late 2010s:
Multiple 2019 accounts (CNN, New York Times, Washington Post) described the CIA’s exfiltration of a long-time, high-level Russian government source who had access to Kremlin decision-making, including on the 2016 U.S. election interference. The extraction occurred in 2017 after concerns that the source’s identity risked exposure. Officials withheld the person’s real name and exact role.
The painting shows a heavy-snow winter scene (bare trees, deep snow, a path beside water), consistent with a Russian or former-Soviet setting during the colder months. The approach during a routine dog walk matches the operational description CIA used for the artwork.
Some open-source speculation linked the 2017 extraction to Oleg Smolenkov (a Russian official who reportedly vanished while on a family trip), but U.S. officials have not confirmed any specific identity, and the painting uses the distinct cover name “Yevgeniy.”
In short: the operation commemorated is consistent with the well-reported 2017 extraction of a senior Russian intelligence/government asset, carried out on short notice in a snowy Russian environment. The CIA has not released further public details on the precise date, city, or the individual’s true name.
https://x.com/truestormyjoe/status/2112580347686711629?s=20
BREAKING: French police arrest a 34 y/o "ultra-left" activist suspected of setting fire to Limoges' historic city hall during nationwide riots.
https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2112638995494588833?s=20
11.3 is inTWO WEEKS
A battlefield rescue unlike anything Ukraine's military says it has attempted before.
WATCH: A wounded soldier straps himself to a powerful drone before being hoisted into the air and flown away from the front lines, with fellow troops watching the operation unfold remotely.
Ukraine's 92nd Assault Brigade is calling it the first aerial drone evacuation of a wounded soldier in history. The serviceman is now receiving treatment, and military officials say his life is no longer in danger.
https://x.com/FoxNews/status/2112643791530131500?s=20
HOLY SH*T
Elon Musk reveals that Ndiaga Diagne, the Muslim man who k*lled 3 people in Austin, was an ex-Tesla employee whom he fired.
Diagne was fired after he assaulted a woman for stepping on his prayer rug.
Months later, he carried out the shooting.
https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/2112647710461313049?s=20
Nick Shirley went after California for FRAUD. He turned them in, and they went after him, instead of the people that committed the FRAUD!
President DONALD J. TRUMP
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/117475200660141375
Burning down the house
Trump puts bounty on Fraud
🇺🇸 ⚡️— President Trump has unveiled a new anti-fraud program that would reward whistleblowers with a 1% commission on the funds they help uncover:
If you turn somebody in and you, let's say report and you find $1 billion, we are giving a commission to that person of 1%.
@IntelSlava
NEW: Declassified CIA docs show the Saudi Kingdom pumped massive cash into Al-Qaeda until 2003 two years after 9/11 yet Washington kept things quiet so as not to offend the oil-rich monarchy
https://x.com/paulsperry_/status/2112652013896913307?s=20
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2026/10/18/25-years-after-9-11-documents-reveal-saudi-elite-funding-for-al-qaeda_6758737_4.html#
Shark Jumps the Shark!!!
I'd come for the fish fry and a good card game
New territory