Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

I feel ya brother. I do. It’s hard enough to come home from service to a country that has no clue what it’s like and 98% of whom will never don a uniform. But to watch the country for which you fought disintegrate in front of your eyes is almost too much. It’s nauseating.

It's pretty rich for a CIA head to be angry about an "assault on truth, the free press or the first amendment" though.

Really? And, why is that? Please enlighten us. Please let us know all of your experiences working in the intelligence community. I’ll wait.

Defensive much? The Gulf of Tonkin incident, which escalated the Vietnam War. Operation Mockingbird, which is/was about planting journalists and stories in our media... I could keep going. Can you tell me one time the CIA was the exclusive purveyor of truth to the people?

Please keep going. When did these things take place? What took place after your examples were exposed? Who ordered those operations? For every mistake and incident of poor judgment there are hundreds of Ops and actions that have saved your ass as many times over.

The Gulf of Tonkin false flag of August 1964 led to about 58,000 Americans dying in a war on false pretenses. It wasn't revealed as a false flag until 2005. Nothing was done about it. Operation Mockingbird they still haven't even admitted to yet. Nothing was done about it.

They also told Bush that there were no nuclear weapons in Iraq. They also found Osama Bin Laden. They also found Russian missiles in Cuba. They also penetrated the highest reaches of Russian government and their communications to keep us informed and out of WW III.