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>>5347451 (PB)

Certain universities, more than others (or parts therein), appear to be rather obvious “cover” for spies of all kinds and affiliations. They provide cover stories for residence in a foreign country, foreign travel, allow recruiting of young agents, their training, and grooming of public figures, etc. Not to mention, there is the larger objective of subverting the educational institutions in general to indoctrinate our kids with globalist philosophies and foment radicalism (and social division) of all kinds.

There is a previous dig

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Sylvia Mathews Burwell dig. Currently President of American University (spy school?)

Columbia University

Under the alias Cynthia Murphy, Russian spy Lydia Guryeva attended Columbia Business School, and ingratiated herself with a key fundraiser for Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign.

https://www.propublica.org/article/why-russian-spies-really-like-american-universities

I’m sure there is still an ample supply of state-sponsored espionage. But isn’t it likely that a lot of what is attributed to foreign-agents is really just another cover story itself for operators that are working for a Globalist or Deep State organization?

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