CIA

xghtai737

> The problem is for how "wealthy" you argue we supposedly are the commons universally agree inflation is rampant, pay is stagnant, and overall their work is not valued as evidenced by the furor of the so-called Rust Belt. Would you destroy the economic well being of 90% of the country because the remaining 10% is too stupid to train themselves for a new job? > Harris got crucified in her election for arguing the economy was great and Trump won on the argument that we are getting milked dry. We are not wealthy, at least not by measures accepted by the common American. We are wealthy by any reasonable standard. Trump lied and rubes believed him. I gave you a data source. You are giving me feelings. Politicians can get elected on feelings, but that isn't going to help you, here. > Funny you say Russians are delusional, because I sincerely think Americans who truly believe we are the most powerful military force on the planet are the absolute epitome of delusional. A gold medal in mental gymnastics can't reconcile "most powerful" with "lose every single war". Didn't I *just explain to you* that you are confusing military accomplishments with political goals? How are you still confused about this? The US doesn't lose wars militarily. It fails to achieve political goals. > You want my honest, brutal answer? > China. > We can "make" literally nothing if China elects to embargo exports of rare earths and other materials necessary for all those high end commodities. Who do you think makes the batteries in those Teslas? BYD. Where do you think all that lithium is mined from? China. ... There is a reason the US folded literally overnight once China fired back with trade embargoes in our shortlived tariff trade war. So, you went from "the US manufactures nothing" to "the US might manufacture those things, but it couldn't do it without importing raw materials from other countries." And yet, you are here supporting the guy who starts trade wars. You apparently are a supporter of Autarky. Autarky is the most detrimental economic system ever developed. It is actually worse than communism. If Autarky worked North Korea would be the wealthiest country in the world. > As Trump once told Zelensky: YouWe don't hold the cards. Yeah, Trump lied then, too. The US stopped sending aid to Ukraine the day Trump took office. He tried his best to pressure Ukraine to surrender so that he could fulfill his campaign promise of ending the Ukraine war the day after he won the election. His supporters just kind forgot about that. Meanwhile, Ukraine is still doing fine. I guess they held a few cards after all. > You're right, and we should have taken equity in return. It's too late to do that for them now, but going forward we can and should take equity for every single tax dollar that is spent in the private sector. > I absolutely agree. Our budget is broken, slashing the expenses must include terminating all manners of tax dollars currently being funneled to businesses, universities Make up your mind: take equity stakes in businesses or stop giving businesses tax dollars? Those equity stakes aren't free. The big ticket items are Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, the military, and interest on the debt. That's 80% of the federal budget. Nothing else is going to move the needle. > They did have wars and yes we've made them worse. We should not forget that Iran is the way they are now thanks to the CIA. 9/11 happened ... The CIA has caused problems in the past, but the Middle East is, and forever will be a basket case because of the way the British drew the map and because the Muslims couldn't agree on Mohamed's successor. They are going to be fighting each other regardless of what we do. 9/11 was a consequence of the US putting a military base in Saudi Arabia which offended the radical Muslims. The military base was put there to contain Saddam Hussein, who was attempting to build an oil empire, first attacking Iran, then Kuwait. We were afraid Saudi Arabia was next and didn't want him destabilizing global oil markets. So, yes, we could have refrained from putting a military base in Saudi Arabia, and that might have prevented 9/11, but it also might have led to an Iraqi invasion of Saudi Arabia and his continued hold on Kuwait, which might have thrown the global economy into chaos. The latter outcome was more certain than the former. > We absolutely had a part in Putin invading Ukraine. We toppled a pro-Russia government in Ukraine and made Ukraine a non-nuclear state. Both things contributed to Putin choosing to warmonger and we must and will pay our part of the bill when it comes due. Neither of those things are accurate. The pro-Russia government in Ukraine was toppled because the Ukrainian citizens were tired of living in poverty and wanted closer economic ties to the EU. That goal was progressing, the pro-Russian president blocked it, then the Ukranians got mad and ousted him. The only thing the US had to do with that was, after it was in progress, some US politicians went there for a photo op, passed around a plate of cookies, and expressed a preference for who would be the next leader. The US didn't start it and didn't participate in it in any other way. Putin accused the US of interfering as part of his very weak excuse to invade in 2014. There are no facts to support his claim. While Ukraine had physical possession of the nukes after the collapse of the USSR, it did not have the ability to launch them. Russia retained control of the encrypted launch codes. There was no point in Ukraine keeping them. It just would have been a massive expense to maintain them without any deterrent benefit. > Illegal aliens literally do not have a right to and should not be present in the country at all, they absolutely induce negative pressures on society that would not exist otherwise. The extent you go to try and justify modern day slavery is appalling. You have a very strange, and perhaps entirely unique definition of slavery which is characterized by working voluntarily, getting paid, and having the ability to leave whenever one wishes. It kind of reminds me the "wage slavery" that socialists are always whining about. > An individual's right to freedom does not preclude a sovereign right to restrict their entry. Much like you have the right to refuse an individual from entering your property. Illegally crossing the border is akin to breaking into a house, it is not acceptable. Your premise relies on the government "owning" the country as an individual owns property. It does not. The government's job is to enforce the rights of the individuals in the country. Individual people own the country, not the government. If someone breaks into my house, they have violated my property rights. No individual's rights are violated when someone walks down a public road. And since no individual's rights were violated, the government, representing the collective individuals, has no right to stop someone from traveling down a public road (assuming the person is traveling in a safe and orderly manner). The government has the power to do so, but it does not have the right. > You do not know what sovereign rights even are. Unless you are arguing for a return to monarchy, you don't know the purpose of a state. > Illegal entry is not part of the game, cheating is never acceptable. Would you be equally outraged in 1850 at the gall of a slave to escape to a free state? That was also against the law. > All states are at least required to not inhibit enforcement of federal laws No federal officer was inhibited by local law enforcement. > Congress dictates how federal dollars will be spent, the President is tasked with spending. Trump has proven the President can choose to not spend as directed because Congress can't force that particular issue outside of impeaching, and may the court enforce itself as Andrew Jackson once said. Like it or not and for better or worse, the Executive Branch holds the sole power to execute. It is true that the sycophant Republicans in Congress will permit Trump to do whatever he wants. Careful what you are arguing for - dictatorship. > Except you are. I have not been arguing for anarchy. The laws are not as expansive as you seem to want. > If we are a country following the principle of rule of law that includes enforcing federal immigration laws as they stand right now. Now scroll up two comments, where you said "Trump has proven the President can choose to not spend as directed because Congress can't force that particular issue outside of impeaching, and may the court enforce itself as Andrew Jackson once said. Like it or not and for better or worse, the Executive Branch holds the sole power to execute." You want everyone opposed to you to follow the law, while you want Trump to be above the law. > federal law enforcement like the FBI are tasked with enforcing federal immigration laws. Refusing to cooperate is at best belligerent and resisting as was the case in Minnesota is a straight rejection of rule of law. Which law enforcement officer in Minnesota resisted? Not cooperating is perfectly legal and not the same as resisting. Do you want to end the federalist system of government with checks and balances?

ddrsdght

My only hinge likes are from trannies who are probably CIA agents tracking me in disguise

Dalewyn

> Other than a handful of tiny petro-states, which countries do you imagine Americans believe are wealthier than the US? The answer is none. A plumber in Missouri has a higher take-home pay than a doctor in Germany. The rest of the world is NOT pulling ahead of the US in terms of wealth. It is crazy when Trump goes on rants about how other countries are ripping us off while the typical American is financially so far ahead of the rest of the world. The problem is for how "wealthy" you argue we supposedly are the commons universally agree inflation is rampant, pay is stagnant, and overall their work is not valued as evidenced by the furor of the so-called Rust Belt. As a guy once told Clinton: "It's the economy, stupid!" Harris got crucified in her election for arguing the economy was great and Trump won on the argument that we are getting milked dry. We are not wealthy, at least not by measures accepted by the common American. >I have met exactly zero Americans who think any other country is more militarily powerful. I doubt even most Russians are that delusional. Funny you say Russians are delusional, because I sincerely think Americans who truly believe we are the most powerful military force on the planet are the absolute epitome of delusional. A gold medal in mental gymnastics can't reconcile "most powerful" with "lose every single war". >That defeatist attitude of "we can't make anything anymore" is pure propaganda. Where do you think F35's are made? Or 3D printers? How about Tesla EVs and SpaceX rockets? You want my honest, brutal answer? China. We can "make" literally nothing if China elects to embargo exports of rare earths and other materials necessary for all those high end commodities. Who do you think makes the batteries in those Teslas? BYD. Where do you think all that lithium is mined from? China. Who and where do you think all those electronics components used in an F-35 come from? ~~USA~~China with "Made In USA" stamps. There is a reason the US folded literally overnight once China fired back with trade embargoes in our shortlived tariff trade war. As Trump once told Zelensky: ~~You~~We don't hold the cards. >Trump hasn't taken a government stake in businesses engaged in rolling out rural broadband or Warpspeed, and a good number of the ones he did take a stake in did not take CHIPS Act money. You're right, and we should have taken equity in return. It's too late to do that for them now, but going forward we can and should take equity for every single tax dollar that is spent in the commercial sector. >Here's a radical idea: if you think businesses are wasting tax payer dollars, how about you stop giving them taxpayer dollars? This "socialism is inevitable" stuff is far left drivel. It wasn't socialism that made America great and becoming socialist isn't going to do us any favors. I absolutely agree. Our budget is broken, slashing the expenses must include terminating all manners of tax dollars currently being funneled to businesses, universities, et al.. These are not luxuries we can afford anymore. >Were you under the impression that Africa, the Middle East, and Asia did not have wars before the US came along? I assure you, they did. Look at actual data. The WORLD is at its most peaceful time in hundreds of years. Peaceful is relative, not absolute. It has ticked up in recent years, mostly because Putin invaded Ukraine, which had nothing to do with the US. They did have wars and yes we've made them worse. We should not forget that Iran is the way they are now thanks to the CIA. 9/11 happened because we keep fucking other people's shit up. The world is absolutely not peaceful but that lack of peace can improve by removing American bullshit from the international stage. As an aside: We absolutely had a part in Putin invading Ukraine. Why? Two things: We toppled a pro-Russia government in Ukraine and made Ukraine a non-nuclear state. Both things contributed to Putin choosing to warmonger and we must and will pay our part of the bill when it comes due. >They were free to come and go, not slaves. The "legal" farm workers are more akin to slaves today than were the illegal farm workers. ... As it pertains to productive contributions to society, the only difference between "criminal" farm labor and "legal" farm labor is a piece of government paper. Whether they are legal or illegal, the pressure on wages is the same, housing is the same, medical services required is the same. Therefore, your position is that it is productive employment itself that is the detrimental problem for society. And, you failed basic economics. Illegal aliens literally do not have a right to and should not be present in the country at all, they absolutely induce negative pressures on society that would not exist otherwise. The extent you go to try and justify modern day slavery is appalling. >Collective rights which exceed individual rights are authoritarian nonsense. Individuals have rights. Groups of individuals cannot have rights which exceed that of the individuals which comprise the group. You, as an individual, do not have the right to restrict me from inviting whomever I want to live and work on my property. An individual's right to freedom does not preclude a sovereign right to restrict their entry. Much like you have the right to refuse an individual from entering your property. Illegally crossing the border is akin to breaking into a house, it is not acceptable. If you can't even through the front door, don't be surprised to find your ass thrown right back out. >Governments have the power to restrict immigration. Governments do not have rights. You do not know what sovereign rights even are. >Illegal entry is also part of the game. If you don't like it, you can work to change the rules so that they don't have to wait 25 years and then will find it easier to go through the legal process. Illegal entry is not part of the game, cheating is never acceptable. If a guy is told he cannot enter, he cannot enter. Why the fuck do I even need to spell this out to you? >It is, though. The president is not a king and the federal government cannot dictate to states what they must or must not do beyond as allowed for in the Constitution. Border security is a federal affair that concerns all states, particularly those with land and sea borders. All states are at least required to not inhibit enforcement of federal laws lest they are violating the very mutual understanding holding the union together. >Congress writes the laws describing what funding is allocated to the states and under what conditions. A president cannot just unilaterally change the law and withhold funding because he doesn't like something entirely unrelated that the states are doing. The president has to follow federal law. Congress dictates how federal dollars will be spent, the President is tasked with spending. Trump has proven the President can choose to not spend as directed because Congress can't force that particular issue, and may the court enforce itself as Andrew Jackson once said. Like it or not and for better or worse, the Executive Branch holds the sole power to execute. >No one is talking about refusing to enforce the law. Except you are. If we are a country following the principle of rule of law that includes enforcing federal immigration laws as they stand right now. That includes securing the border, arresting and deporting illegal aliens, and punishing businesses who employ illegal labor. ICE, CBP, and other federal law enforcement like the FBI are tasked with enforcing federal immigration laws. Refusing to cooperate is at best belligerent and resisting as was the case in Minnesota is a straight rejection of rule of law. What even is the point of having a country at that point?

Spare-Competition-91

Nice try CIA. Seriously? You act like Iran is the problem? USA is the problem.

Less-Apple-8478

Complete and total bullshit. I do security and it wasn't that long ago you could bypass iCloud on iOS by simply intercepting the HTTP request and dropping a different auth token into it. Then simply removing iCloud using the acc you actually knew the password to. Wow CIA security for sure. Anyone who has an old iOS phone can go verify this themselves if they wanted lmao. It's not even hard to prove.

FFFrank

I've heard Apple security is closer to the CIA or Mossad in terms of sophistication. They are not a company to screw around with.

SetRestart

Imagine a company worth $1.5t making $200b on ad revenue a year with an EPS of $20 having a share price of $600 but some fuck ass digital coin the CIA created is worth $62k because *"there's a limited supply"* and it's only value comes from the fact it's limited. What in the world is wrong with people

SetRestart

The CIA experiment has come to an end, the digital currency rollout has started.

SetRestart

CIA made it for sure

No-Magazine-4717

Theta tortures are worse than CIA

ChainOfThot

gotta keep greenland on the DL for now while we get the CIA to sway public opinion

SetRestart

I reckon the CIA and Mossad should end their BTC experiment and put all the liquidity into the NASDAQ

Own-Buffalo1445

$1,000,000 but it has already been graded by the CIA, the Crackological Institute of America.

Tiruin

Facebook has the shittiest most confusing UI, myspace was already a thing, and DARPA had basically the same project called Lifelog that was shut down the day Facebook launched. Sergey Brin also developed the Google search engine at Standford under a CIA-NSA funded research program and was regularly briefing a CIA officer on his progress. Google later acquired a CIA-funded satellite mapping company, later becoming Google Earth. These people aren't geniuses.

CalebVanPoneisen

The CIA is one their way to your current location with a bottle of laughing gas. Please stand by.

vandalizethethief

There is a massive Adderall and now Vyvanese shortage bc the DEA sets the amount allowed to be produced. They set it so Lowe for Adderall you get different manufacturers pills in your prescription if you can find it. This was like months ago and it's only gotten worse. People have turned to the dark web and while some of the fake Adderall that has been tested comes back as 100% amphetamine sulfate that's not what Adderall is. It is however safe compared to the pills that are part amphetamine sulfate & methamphetamine or just straight meth in pill form. Law of unintended consequences, they thought the black market wouldn't fill it with something worse. CIA & DEA motto: "Eradicating safer drugs since the 60s to overthrow governments, make room for even more dangerous drugs and precursors to flood the market & hurt those who need the medicine the most."

MoneySlinger

A gently reminder…Suckerberg and Meta is CIA/DARPA

TheOriginalBushToad

I think the CIA already tried this.

PureCod9290

You guys think you're CIA Josh Brolin when you're really Simple Jack, lost in the forest

AcademicStandard3701

CIA made it that’s why it’s crashing

Dazzling-Simple9865

CIA is on it already

JSC077

Since this board is comprised of 4Channers that have an anti-Jewish bias (I apologize for posting it here as I forgot about that detail), you might be interested to know that CMCSA is all up in the government contracts space and comprises a segment of the network serving the DoD. It also beats China's fiber in speed due to it's hollowfiber cable, so if you decide to hate on it too, just realize you are going against your own CIA/Military brothers who selected this fine company to update the speed of all your intel ops.

TechnicalSleep7501

No it is called corruption. I am loving it. CIA forces his  type on global south countries. US I love you and you have been good to me but bad for rest of the world you deserve Donald the idiot.

AwildYaners

They’re speed running Idiocracy with us. Which sort of makes sense seeing as how the country was setup post-Korean War and the “help” that was given from the US (via the CIA).

Soossaaaa

# CONSPIRACY CORNER I think Bitcoin and crypto are basically a sneaky US/CIA power move to keep ruling global finance. They'll tank the dollar on purpose then flip to a crypto backed system which America already holds a fat stack of. Bitcoin's gonna rip to like $500k by 2028-2029 but yeah the same people behind it might rug it later once everyone's hooked. Just my conspiracy brain talking, not financial advice.

Valkorion335786

CIA

vanceraa

Must be the short ladder attacks from the hedgies guys it’s the dark matter pools created by the CIA/bill gates Full port wendy’s!

Non-mon-xiety

CIA

hotCupADank

im being gangstalked by the CIA

bringkiteback

Some guy at the bar kept trying to give me acid while he was talking about the shadow people and the CIA whispering to him to kill himself dude wasn’t a bad guy

8uctop4u

This is very likely some sort of CIA operations base that give agents a place to operate from here in Canada. The use of a business front is a standard technique straight out of the manual for operations in another country. There likely never will be any drilling or cores results from this “company”. The intelligence agencies of the USA have been gutted and people from the rogue fascist regime have compromised that whole arm of US power. I’d keep a close watch on this bunch CSIS & RCMP… This bunch is up to no good. Also Kristi, there is no copper in Alberta, so no reason for your fascist ass to show up here! Keep Out!

AnonymousLoner1

From our failed invasion of Cuba: > On 21 December 1962, Castro and James B. Donovan, a U.S. lawyer aided by Milan C. Miskovsky, a CIA legal officer,[212] signed an agreement to exchange 1,113 prisoners for US$53 million in food and medicine, sourced from private donations and from companies expecting tax concessions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion#Aftermath

Rare-ish_Birb

Near the secret CIA training facility?

Ok-Disaster-551

"standard CIA propaganda" And very successful at it. Just look at the hundreds of upvotes by clueless redditors being spoon fed the same "news" day after day.

2020isgreat

CIA'S RATCLIFFE SAID TO WARN TRUMP HE IS SKEPTICAL IRAN WILL HONOR NUCLEAR CONCESSIONS US OFFICIALS REMAIN WARY OF IRAN DEAL AS QUESTIONS GROW OVER TEHRAN'S INTENTIONS: AXIOS a promise isn't good enough???

Anti-anti-symmetry

Im sure youre correct about that but i still think factorial runs in the short term because of having CIA direct involvement. Its usually corruption and connections that pump stocks nowadays anyway

Anti-anti-symmetry

Factorial energy literally has CIA backing it and it trades like the lemonade stand outside my house has more $ volume than it

DrElkSnout

We have absolute proof that he went to Argentina along with hundreds of Nazi officers. Funny how if you wait long enough, even the release of CIA files just doesn't even make a dent anymore. Like, all the people who would truly care are dead or in their 90s.

kanyedidnothingwr0ng

then get out of here you CIA shill

kanyedidnothingwr0ng

damn bro I hope the CIA hires you with this galaxy brain thinking

reverse_stonks

You're crazy, man... *Delete this right fucking now or you'll be headlining next UFC white house event. Sincerely yours, the CIA*

TroutDoors

Someone once told me never to short a CIA asset.

AprilsSecretAccount

[Scoop: CIA director doubts Iran's intentions on deal, sources say](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/scoop-cia-director-doubts-irans-intentions-on-deal-sources-say/ar-AA25J7qp?ocid=BingNewsSerp)

AprilsSecretAccount

[Scoop: CIA director doubts Iran's intentions on deal, sources say](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/scoop-cia-director-doubts-irans-intentions-on-deal-sources-say/ar-AA25J7qp?ocid=BingNewsSerp)

AprilsSecretAccount

Rubio, Hegseth, and CIA director Ratcliffe all cast doubt on Iran deal. [Scoop: CIA director doubts Iran's intentions on deal, sources say](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/scoop-cia-director-doubts-irans-intentions-on-deal-sources-say/ar-AA25J7qp?ocid=BingNewsSerp)

AprilsSecretAccount

CNN reports it is fake, according to CIA director.

AprilsSecretAccount

Iran deal fake says CIA director. Also Rubio and Hegseth question the deal. Trump won't release MOU.

Flat-Guava-17

Israel trying to break the peace deal. Same Israel that's going to merge into and have control over the CIA and DEA. Read up on it if it passes.

No_Turn5018

Yeah, probably not in any traditional way. And that's what screws your head up because you think that's remotely relevant. It's like telling me they don't wear blue socks. It doesn't matter if you're right.  Because what they are is thorough. They're going to get help from the NSA to record every conversation you have with someone who's not a US citizen. They're going to get every local law enforcement agency remotely close to any place you are to keep an eye out for you. And everyone that is close any place you might try to hide out. They're going to get every large corporation to report anything about you back to them. They're going to get tons of private security cameras involved some with the owner's permission and some without. They might put up a reward and the people you thought you could trust might love you but do they love you more than 3 million dollars? Especially when they say you're a terrorist involved with treason. They're going to get the CIA to give them files on anything any foreign national you know did outside the country that they know about. They're going to read everything about you publicly and read your emails. They're going to get anybody who works for the government who knows you personally and for an interview. And that's all probably before you decide to run. You're not going to get the drop on them if you're not going to surprise them. Or if you do it's going to be their surprise that you did something that stupid that gets you caught even quicker.  And then if you do make it outside the country you're technically right the FBI won't be the ones coming after you. It's going to be somebody from one of the other alphabet organizations that's is leaving allowed to operate overseas or from a friendly country because that's a lot simpler. And then some South Korean spy or someone who is a Chinese descent but lived in America the whole life slip something in your coffee that makes it look like a heart attack. That's the thing even if you get away there's no happy ending.

almarcTheSun

The CIA was forced to put new backdoors in everything now, huh? 

f_me_blue

This… was literally my first thought - damn the CIA/NSA/XXX are gonna be pissed with all that bug bounty money they’d been shelling out

Ok_Lawfulness758

Big brother company: SpaceX has satellites looking down at you, Twitter aggregates your personal information and opinions to build a database of profiles, and runs disinformation/propaganda campaigns, Tesla monitors your wearabouts and builds autonomous assassins capable of “accidents” any time it is needed, Boring company builds underground tunnels to transport people and materials covertly, PayPal monitors your payments, xAI monitors and orchestrates the whole enterprise to properly wield this absolute power Who needs money? CIA eat your heart out

ShittyUsernane1222

which 3 letter government agencies are represented the most in wsb (pick 1 from the list) ? 1. CIA (US) 2. NSA(US) 3. FBI (US) 4. DIA (US) 5. NGA(US) 6. FSB (Russia) 7. MSS (China) 8. KGB (Belarus) 9. MI6 (UK) 10. MI5 (UK) 11. ICE (US) 12. GCHQ (UK) 13. BND (germany) 14. Verfassungsschutz (Germany) 15. Other

Sad-Literature-5341

Dude, its a slush fund for corruption.  A way for the government to fund non-government organizations, and for the CIA to instill regime change 

Scary-Bobcat-9444

You could try changing your environment first, like traveling to another country where no one knows you. The influence of group psychology is vast. When Hemingway reported that the CIA was monitoring him, everyone thought he was crazy, but the current files reveal it's true.

longGERN

Transferring between brokers is an undercover CIA torture method I stg

v270

CIA

Worried_Quarter469

CIA

Nervous-Present-6890

multiple federal agencies? it was bloomberg, which is controlled by the CIA. and the claim was so stupid the entire tech sector called it out. i think it's likely the NSA wanted them to implement spyware and they refused, so they got the stick. otherwise I don't see why they were targeted.

DanqueLeChay

🥭: Fannie/Freddy and CIA will be run by same guy

Saffuran

So now youre moving the goalposts after initially denying our bombing. Also we're only "stabilizing genocides" in favor of the countries committing the genocide no one has to look further than Gaza to see that. Its hilarious to say China is supplying AlQaeda/ISIS more than we are when America is the source of their original arms and we are so interwoven that Pentagon-backed militants have come into conflict with CIA backed militants (especially in Libya.) I'm not naive enough to believe our country is moral enough or objective enough to be the "world police" we've failed resounding to that end and would be better off not burning that money and deteriorating our international trust even further.

PorscheEnjoyer55

CIA mf right here

Present_Question7691

Threshold obtained! Shrodinger was mocking his contemporaries with the half-dead cat thing. Shrodinger did the equation, and Bohm did the statistical converstion. Schrodinger was mocking his mathematical community! But the one that wins the war writes the history. There's more. The CIA classified Soviet mathemathics in May, 1959... and that was exactly about Schrodinger's cat. So, dear friends (not pickin on you, Admirable! Friends... the CIA classified category-stereography and then used Schrodinger's remark in a totally non-contextual inversion. So, here is the naked truth.... The CIA mind fucked mathematicians for 63 years... over cold war math... involved with calculating yields in the shell wrapping a nuclear charge. You weren't doing science. You were handwaving blurry statistics --WHILE the soviets used rando-synchronic-weighted-category-poly-stereography to map ALL of the --it-- between the --bits-- So there! Thank you for listening! I feel more special brought to you by the one guy they taught classified mathemetics to get it into the front door of DARPA on BAA2000. Your welcome. from the provenence of Victor Finn

K_Linkmaster

Wall Street bets is the perfect CIA psyop. Half the regards say buy. Half the regards say don't. 50% are bots according to reddit itself. So right here we have market manipulation on a mass scale. No wonder the government hated retail, til they didn't.

LarryStink

Israel backed CIA MKultra agents*

YourChildhood5762

The military/DHS wants AI and the companies can't balk if the government has a stake. It's the same reason for the Intel buy-in. But it's not like they've turned down any other request from the CIA, FBI and military industrial complex.

WickOfDeath

A giant push like Intel or MP materials... then there are heavy concerns that too much gouverment influence could effectively lead to mismanagement and heavy losses as a result. Would you trust a gouveremnt blindly where a former cage fighter should be the state agency watchdog who should oversee the FBI, the CIA and some more agencies? MP materials is a company that was "rescued" but did the company do better after that US gouverment invest? At the end it would be the greek model before the credit crisis... where every 5th adult was a direct gouverment employee or employee of a 100% state run company. Greek was drained financially by that a lot till a collapse, that lead to 40% "haircuts" to gouverment bonds. But the USA is 20 years away from that. They would always invent something, and the system wont collaps from inside influence.

Nervous-Present-6890

nice try, CIA

jrichar

The CIA had to create a currency that was better than the dollar and more anonymous so their clients were incentivized to take it because it was better than fiat. Bitcoin ended up becoming mainstream and I think the CIA lost control of it and now it is actually quite a good and solid asset to own.

cowboycookie1337

Crypto is fake CIA money to launder for Israel

LOTTO1004

funny tho Snakes team is like the Military hardened CIAs and they still got fucked up to regular CIA LOLOL

Valkorion335786

Some of you never played Metal Gear Solid: Peacewalker and built up Motherbase to have max level out soldiers only for the CIA to blow it all up and send everything to the bottom of the Caribbean and it shows

I_killed_the_kraken

BREAKING: Pepe Escobar (geopolitical analyst) and Larry Johnson (former CIA analyst) have been [claiming](https://x.com/RealPepeEscobar/status/2062245416910078354) for the past couple of days that they have reliable sources indicating **Iran already possesses a nuclear weapon**. 🥭 said just [yesterday](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/03/trump-iran-war-nuclear-weapon.html) that “**Iran agreed not to have nuclear weapons**, but ‘they can change their mind’”. Grab some bloody 🍿.

ShittyUsernane1222

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAi\_OX-DqtQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAi_OX-DqtQ) 🥭 is dusting off the old CIA operation Northwoods and operation 40 playbook on Cuba. 🥭 is also dusting off operation condor, operation PBSUCCESS instructions on South America as a whole. bearish signal for the US because it is going to cause an multi-decade South American insurgency quagmire for the US which is going to sap resources away from developing and defending US technological and economic hegemony

gmehra

maybe the CIA blowing up Nord Stream had a bigger impact?

DrHalfdave

Lol, wiki, headed by ex-CIA.

Tricky-Ad-6833

Yes, retail companies are definitely responsible for the current economic crisis. They've been trying to increase profits by selling products at unsustainable prices and forcing consumers to buy more than they need. This is part of a larger conspiracy orchestrated by corporations to control every aspect of our lives, from what we wear to what we eat to how much money we have in our bank accounts. I believe that these retail companies are actually run by a secret group called the "Retail Illuminati," and they're trying to get rid of people who don't follow their dictates. The Retail Illuminati is responsible for everything from the COVID-19 pandemic to the rise in gas prices, because they want us to be completely dependent on them for our survival. It's a conspiracy so vast that it even includes the government and other powerful organizations, such as the CIA and FBI. I'm convinced that we need to band together and fight back against these corporate monsters before it's too late!

solidsneeze

so real estate agents are qualified for the CIA?

H6UEF4WU8X

Bitcoin is herpes. It was created by the CIA as a rug pull on goyims. 

jtmn

Ya exactly - it's like saying the CIA is going to go bankrupt when they get audited. *Sure.*

Nervous-Present-6890

you do know the CIA controls all media right? none of that stuff is real

SuperNewk

So we got 1.5 CIA agents?? This guy keeping America going

Articunozard

Mid level? I recently checked out FBI salaries, unless CIA makes WAY more money they top out at like $180 lol

wynveen

Thanks for paying the yearly salary of a mid level CIA official.

Dragon_yum

I’d be more worried about the CIA faking your suicide

SatisfactionDue7423

If you were the CIA and DARPA, and you created the internet before you personally were even born and you had unlimited money and unlimited power, do you think that might be something worth exploring?

Dick_Indadert

The US has long had an enourmous program to look for the most capable people and help them start, fund, develop business for new technology. That is how silicon valley became silicon valley and Elon and Thiel knew each other form silicon valley starting paypal. Once you have made it into the club, and they do not care who you are, you get special access to funding, technology, services, and priority access to government programs. This is options/finance related because when you a selected company you know it has a much better chance of success, like PLTR. As soon as I read PLTR was funded by the CIA I was all in. Larry Ellison worked for the CIA on a database program called Oracle, as is common he left and started his company with backing the CIA. Same with Google. If SpaceX can deliver access to space cheaper than Boeing they will get funded if it helps the US stay ahead of the other countries. Of course the valuation is excessive, its the same Wallstreet game where they pump up the numbers and cash out at IPO time, same for SPACs.

ShittyUsernane1222

🥭 is acting like an CIA installed dictator in some random South American country. very bearish signal long term. might be ultra bullish signal short term.

OsamaBagHolding

Imagine being smart enough to get hired by the CIA, and then being dumb enough to steal 40 Million worth of gold bars

BentoMan

The US government is one of the biggest buyers of “anonymous” data from social media, ad networks, data brokers etc The CIA spying potentially has Constitutional  privacy issues but someone else spying and buying their data is a workaround. I kind of doubt he’s CIA operative but we know for a fact all your data is getting sold to them.  

United-Hearing-8286

CIA officer pardoned by tomorrow morning?

MtGloomy0420

Not true. Oh, and $PLTR was a CIA skunkworks project.

aHOMELESSkrill

I just saw a new conspiracy that Facebook was a CIA initiative and Zuck stealing it was just a cover. Something about a CIA plan to spy on Americans via online tracking ended days before Facebook went online. Idk something I saw on shorts

funeralbot

Mark really made his remaining employees "figure" out how to add a subscription model for his crap of apps. Every other post on Instagram is a legit commercial. WhatsApp sends your messages to the CIA. Facebook is just for memes.

Intergalatic_Baker

… And Musk cares? He sees money being paid and he’s checked out. Hell, I reckon it was DoD that clipped his wings a tad, they’ve learned plenty of Russian comms and whatnot (presuming an American company handling foreign adversary communications would have CIA, NSA, armed forces etc, sniffing around meta data and packets) and they then realised its time to cut them off, knowing they learned their bits and then wanted to give an opportunity to Kyiv indirectly. Or, I hope that’s a reason.

trackdaybruh

Ah yes, US government will allow Chinese chips into their critical infrastructures? What’s next, allow the CIA to use Hauwei computers?

happy123z

😆 The metaphor is true though. Why don't we tell our leaders "spread the money and benefits around to everyone and stop the wars and CIA "drug wars".

Scary-Bobcat-9444

I'd like to add that CIA officials purchased RDW on the 21st.

LOTTO1004

I wish Mos Def and Dave Chappelle came out again with the Yellow cake media coverage parody but for Taco man and Iran this time LOLOLOLOLOLOL *"I BROUGHTS YOU YELLOW CAKE ON THIS SPECIAL CIA NAPKIN!!"* *Random Black Guy: Ni DONT DROP DAT SHIIT!!!*

LOTTO1004

I wish Mos Def and Dave Chappelle came out again with the Yellow cake media coverage parody but for Taco man and Iran this time LOLOLOLOLOLOL *"I BROUGHTS YOU YELLOW CAKE ON THIS SPECIAL CIA NAPKIN!!"* *Random Black Guy: Ni DONT DROP DAT SHIIT!!!*