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This Is Why People Fear The Mossad | Former CIA Officer John Kiriakou

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  • Published on Feb 17, 2026
  • Full interview with John Kiriakou: • Mossad, Terrifying CIA...
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  • @gijew509
    @gijew509 5 months ago +3876

    John Kiriakou: The United States doesn’t spy on friendly countries.
    Edward Snowden: Hold my beer.

    • @davidhunternyc1
      @davidhunternyc1 5 months ago +38

      He's CIA. He's lying. Trump had Angela Merkel's phone tapped.

    • @GPS2cash
      @GPS2cash 5 months ago +47

      The leading power will always keep an eye on everything and everyone. It relies on the world to behave so it can keep its current objectives active.

    • @jamjardj1974
      @jamjardj1974 5 months ago +5

      All depends on the perspective of what a friendly country is. If you regard everyone as being potentially unfriendly from one overseas administration to the next. The spying on Merkel being the most notable of recent times. I’d be surprised if there weren’t hefty files on Starmer and Macron.

    • @jamjardj1974
      @jamjardj1974 5 months ago +17

      @GPS2cashThe world doesn’t behave, that’s why they do what they do. That being one of their objectives.

    • @daveschannel747
      @daveschannel747 5 months ago +4

      🍻

  • @dtaylor10chuckufarle
    @dtaylor10chuckufarle 5 months ago +2481

    I don't believe anything until the government denies it.

    • @alba..8479
      @alba..8479 5 months ago +44

      As good an indicator of the truth as anything , 😂😂

    • @4evertrue830
      @4evertrue830 5 months ago +11

      From what government? Or, because you can't handle the truth?

    • @josephstokes9546
      @josephstokes9546 5 months ago +8

      LOL

    • @mbourne3538
      @mbourne3538 5 months ago +12

      Should never have given Gaza full independence from Israel and clearly the Israelis honoured their side.

    • @FattoJames
      @FattoJames 5 months ago +8

      ​@4evertrue830that is because most people in the US believe the US is the best in everything

  • @matrix2030x
    @matrix2030x 5 months ago +4767

    when the mossad put bombs in pagers on the manufacturer level, i then realized they're really different 🤣🤣🤣

    • @ThomasGLee
      @ThomasGLee 5 months ago

      I mean, Jews are heavily involved in every industry on the earth, so I'm sure they find their way.

    • @jimobrien691
      @jimobrien691 5 months ago +312

      Absolutely a terrorist attack…

    • @cinnabar546
      @cinnabar546 5 months ago +107

      @jimobrien691against a known iran-backed terror group, Hezbollah, hijacking the Lebanese government and the legitimate Lebanese military, sure 👍. But I get it.. Firing missiles into the only functioning liberal-like democracy in the region year in year should have no retaliatory consequences

    • @SpiderMattX
      @SpiderMattX 5 months ago +272

      1970 Olympics said it all. They never stopped until the job was done.

    • @igoravonich2013
      @igoravonich2013 5 months ago +35

      @jimobrien691 what was?

  • @theresalwaysone8535
    @theresalwaysone8535 2 months ago +225

    The way they got that door open is the same way they locked that door.

    • @Rajisunusi
      @Rajisunusi Month ago +1

      Touché

    • @TheDaddyran
      @TheDaddyran Month ago

      The thin man did it. Squeezed right under the door.

    • @3hourses
      @3hourses Month ago +7

      shhh...you dont reveal Magicians secrets

    • @jdbando375
      @jdbando375 Month ago +17

      With a key😂

    • @AbsentOrange11
      @AbsentOrange11 Month ago +23

      Seriously, he's like "we have no idea how they did it... Anyway, the hotel went in through the balcony."
      This has to be a lie. It makes no sense.

  • @Noble1Actual
    @Noble1Actual 5 months ago +2070

    The irony is not being able to trust either mossad or CIA 😂

    • @BrianCox-n1u
      @BrianCox-n1u 5 months ago +71

      They have serious jobs to do against a ruthless enemy, can't blame them

    • @1482speedy
      @1482speedy 5 months ago

      ​@BrianCox-n1uu can spy on me but I can't one u plzzz jew dont lie to urself.

    • @JoseRamos-ql1gv
      @JoseRamos-ql1gv 5 months ago +18

      Touché 🥃💯

    • @wendigo1881
      @wendigo1881 5 months ago

      ​@BrianCox-n1uThey(CIA&MOSSAD) are the enemy of the world and enemy of the US

    • @thebestisahead7331
      @thebestisahead7331 5 months ago +7

      There are absolutely other intel agencies that would burn assets including their own people if the mission warranted it. Just one classic example is the allies let the Nazis round up and kill 50 of our undercover agents in Holland during WWII. They had broken the German codes and knew these arrests were imminent and could have protected them but that would have given the secret away that they had their codes. Those people were sacrificed for the greater good as we say. Yes, this type of operational protocol is not new and certainly not isolated to one government.

  • @VictorGaba
    @VictorGaba 5 months ago +891

    "No other agency would burn a source ..." come on! what a whopper!

    • @nouatreiunu
      @nouatreiunu 5 months ago

      Brown non-chocolate, infantile whopper...

    • @faismasterx
      @faismasterx 5 months ago +36

      I almost spit my drink when I heard that.

    • @MarshallLapenta
      @MarshallLapenta 5 months ago +18

      welcome to the CIA......

    • @dosawoc
      @dosawoc 5 months ago +32

      Sounds like the master of B/S. Mossad are next level, but he's as bitter as it can get, and he's biased and strongly opinionated without good reasoning...

    • @MarshallLapenta
      @MarshallLapenta 5 months ago +10

      @dosawoc Because John left the CIA, the CIA put him in prison.....

  • @QuicksilverSG
    @QuicksilverSG 5 months ago +1585

    "...the hotel couldn't even get [the locked door] open. They ended up sending somebody in from the balcony."
    If you could get in from the balcony, you could get out from the balcony.

    • @FBAThenNowForever
      @FBAThenNowForever 5 months ago +121

      He said none of them was picked up on cctv is a lie dude they had most of them on cctv and they even showed how they literally came from like 10-12 different countries just to do the hit.

    • @theYoungPilots
      @theYoungPilots 5 months ago +20

      I was waiting for someone to figure that out.

    • @roodog430
      @roodog430 5 months ago +43

      Why couldn’t the hotel get the locked door open? Hotel staff have master keys and can always open the doors in case of guest emergencies, cleaning etc…

    • @theYoungPilots
      @theYoungPilots 5 months ago +21

      @roodog430 Yeah, you're right, that did sound like BS.

    • @stevecrawford1826
      @stevecrawford1826 5 months ago +26

      The USS Liberty attacked by Israel aircraft to cover there ongoing operation, Many sailers died.

  • @firewithfire848
    @firewithfire848 2 months ago +166

    Never knew there are so many experts on the CIA in a RUclips comment section.

  • @viswasrujith8426
    @viswasrujith8426 5 months ago +1356

    Americans burned hundreds of assets in their fight against taliban after using them for 20 years.
    Most were exicuted, very few surviving now.

    • @zora_noamflannery2548
      @zora_noamflannery2548 5 months ago +48

      - Thanks for remembering what is now just another lost statistic.

    • @jeffsor47
      @jeffsor47 5 months ago +21

      America doesn't care about it's assets. Note Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan. Foreigners are crazy to help U.S. forces and face betrayal..

    • @penguinista
      @penguinista 5 months ago +41

      It was shameful behavior and we will pay for it. Americans seem to have an easy time forgetting about it, but others don't. Israel will have the same problem.

    • @CitsVariants
      @CitsVariants 5 months ago +19

      trumpstein

    • @Jim-e1g
      @Jim-e1g 5 months ago

      Americans do some things very well.
      1) Lose Wars
      2) Abandon those that help them
      3)
      4)
      ...... Feel free to add more!

  • @WarpedGetaways
    @WarpedGetaways 5 months ago +918

    "the hotel had to send someone in through the balcony. I don't know how Mossad did it"......REALLY?😂

    • @lexanderrr.4017
      @lexanderrr.4017 5 months ago +23

      Very ignorant comment, view the footage before you comment

    • @CooloutAC
      @CooloutAC 5 months ago +51

      If this guy was cia, our country is in terrible trouble. We're weaker than we ever were than we could even imagine. This guy was disgustingly horrible at lying. This almost felt like a hoax.

    • @passedthemark
      @passedthemark 5 months ago +6

      @CooloutAClol

    • @brukillaz7886
      @brukillaz7886 5 months ago +10

      They must have a tool to do it it can't be dat hard when they got all kinds of tech

    • @NyangoStarAmerica
      @NyangoStarAmerica 5 months ago +2

      😂 exactly

  • @phil6025
    @phil6025 5 months ago +384

    "We don't spy on each other in the 5-Eyes". LOL! Horseshit.

    • @ShadowSpirit-h4q
      @ShadowSpirit-h4q 5 months ago +1

      Theyre watching him right now.

    • @theancientsancients1769
      @theancientsancients1769 5 months ago +4

      ​@ShadowSpirit-h4q5 eyes don't spy on each other too deeply he means intruding . For far away they spy like what the others are up to .

    • @dougdownunder5622
      @dougdownunder5622 5 months ago +8

      This was one of the founding reasons.
      Each country spies on the others' citizens, so no law is broken.

    • @shinio1
      @shinio1 4 months ago

      What he said needs some amplification. We don't necessarily knowingly spy on them but we accidentally do. So in order to keep all this mucking about in the dark, stay dark, we bury it under sources and methods and that FOIA request for brand of foot powder Lee Oswald used gets bumped back another 2 generations.

    • @jody6851
      @jody6851 3 months ago +1

      Precisely. Keep in mind this guy has done a long "journalism" stint for Sputnik News which is a Russian government propaganda outlet. You know: the Russians, the FSB formerly the KGB, Vladimir Putin, people Ukrainians have a bit of an issue with these days, etc. Presumably as pure as the wind-driven snow which must have attracted Kiriakou to work for Sputnik and lend it legitimacy.

  • @TylerMcLaren-r2q
    @TylerMcLaren-r2q 4 months ago +242

    3:17 I think he means Iranian not Israeli scientists

  • @noveezy10
    @noveezy10 5 months ago +646

    “The US would never have a policy like that” 😂😂😂😂 yeah right bruh

    • @jeffsor47
      @jeffsor47 5 months ago +18

      Ask the Japanese in Hiroshima and Nagasaka about that? LOL

    • @AprilMay-i7m
      @AprilMay-i7m 5 months ago +1

      Hahaha

    • @Kosan434
      @Kosan434 5 months ago +1

      ​@jeffsor47 yes, but both bombs were invented by Jews, American and German Jews. And some probably from the UK too.

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 5 months ago +8

      Yeah, the US blew up those drug smugglers in their boat and the Vice President was gloating about it.

    • @harrybtown1506
      @harrybtown1506 5 months ago

      P

  • @eyswdsht999
    @eyswdsht999 5 months ago +272

    “No other intelligence service would send a recruited asset to his death like that” bruh, the CIA recruited Joseph Allen back in 2009 and sacrificed him on his first op lmao

    • @user-pn8tm5eq3u
      @user-pn8tm5eq3u 5 months ago +7

      Call of Duty

    • @Ej048
      @Ej048 5 months ago +3

      No Russian

    • @davidapfel380
      @davidapfel380 5 months ago +12

      And it wouldn't be Mossad running operations like that. It would be the Shin Bet. It's all bullshit.

    • @profd65
      @profd65 5 months ago

      Zionist genocide supporter detected.

    • @AlbertMamhofa
      @AlbertMamhofa 5 months ago

      So what ?

  • @JL-cn1qi
    @JL-cn1qi 2 months ago +26

    " Bro thrust me.... "

    • @Golem.8088
      @Golem.8088 Month ago

      Yeah what intel out there is not "bro trust me"? Give me just one.

  • @Leit2290
    @Leit2290 5 months ago +266

    Lmao this guy clearance is so high that he doesn’t even know who CIA spies on

    • @mat7966
      @mat7966 5 months ago +8

      A lot can change in the 21 years since John has been in the CIA.

    • @hankleigh9356
      @hankleigh9356 4 months ago +8

      He doesn't have clearance anymore, he is a convicted traitor

    • @RequiredhandleCM
      @RequiredhandleCM 4 months ago +2

      @hankleigh9356 what country was he working for?

    • @theWILLIAMStarting5
      @theWILLIAMStarting5 4 months ago

      12:41

    • @CALI-KOZMIX
      @CALI-KOZMIX 4 months ago +7

      ​@RequiredhandleCMHe was the head of US Counter Terrorism in Afghanistan....he's the guy that blew the whistle on the US torture/kill practices.

  • @VeniVidiIvi
    @VeniVidiIvi 5 months ago +1071

    "The USA will never have a policy like that"
    Yeah, it's even worse

    • @moodswingy1973
      @moodswingy1973 5 months ago +31

      "The Mossad is bad! The CIA is good (today) but I'll get back to finger-pointing at my former employers tomorrow."

    • @kareem376
      @kareem376 5 months ago +8

      No body’s as bad as them. It’s their forte.

    • @worldlingonplanetearth
      @worldlingonplanetearth 5 months ago +1

      The US government taught Central Americans how to torture and intimidate in the School of the Americas. And the torture that went down in Guantanamo? The US is every bit as bad, just a little more covertly. Anyway, we're now sending innocent people to Cecot prison in El Salvador. That's a torture chamber.

    • @Ofelas1
      @Ofelas1 5 months ago +1

      What goes round comes around....

    • @TheDroppedAnchor
      @TheDroppedAnchor 5 months ago +1

      USA’s more brutish, less smart.

  • @BattleCorgiTV
    @BattleCorgiTV 5 months ago +120

    How’d they do that? They rented the room next door and came in through the balcony. Same way the guy that opened the door did genius.

  • @saintr3394
    @saintr3394 2 months ago +4

    Door latch/ they usee a very strong industrial magnet. I believe.

  • @giancarlopena4368
    @giancarlopena4368 5 months ago +339

    “No other intelligence service would send an asset to their death like that” right 🤣

    • @greenman7437
      @greenman7437 4 months ago +20

      No other intelligence service would be so open about sending an asset to their death. To just say that out in the open, makes people not want to work for you. To say that out in the open must mean that you've been so desensitized to it and uncaring about it, that you MUST be doing it quite often.

    • @mywaffle2507
      @mywaffle2507 4 months ago

      @greenman7437 I mean if ur talking to someone whos a leader in a secert service then im not suprised even if most dont say it openly, its numbers on a chalk board. we will never hear about the vast majority of burned assets simply because of the nature of the job. is what it is all do it and they do it to their own. working for the secret service means u are an expendable asset that can be burned at any moment. its why I would never recomend anyone ever take a position as a spy if given the opertunity. my dad was a long time soldier and high ranking by the time he left. when he left he was offered a position he declined because he knew the costs of getting to be a "spy" its glamour from the outside and thats it.

    • @lisalang4907
      @lisalang4907 4 months ago +1

      That's what I thought

    • @masmusica100
      @masmusica100 4 months ago

      Jajaja😂

    • @jacobpalkin5079
      @jacobpalkin5079 4 months ago +2

      @greenman7437depends how mission critical you are

  • @Patricia-vd9xh
    @Patricia-vd9xh 5 months ago +259

    They left via the balcony.

    • @Kx0195
      @Kx0195 5 months ago +8

      So fucking funny 🤣🤣🤣

    • @Mil-n-Is-Ins-y8u
      @Mil-n-Is-Ins-y8u 5 months ago

      ​@Kx0195🤯🤯🤯🤯

    • @donje31
      @donje31 5 months ago +1

      😂

    • @saltymonke3682
      @saltymonke3682 5 months ago +2

      There's a trick to that

    • @orenshamir
      @orenshamir 5 months ago +3

      Yeah, the guy even says that the hotel people had to go in through the balcony (which sounds kinda bs too, but he said it anyway).
      So the hotel guys could go in through the balcony, but the Mossad agents couldn't go out?
      Not a very bright CIA operative, IMHO. (If he really was one).

  • @EC-cm8sf
    @EC-cm8sf 5 months ago +141

    11:18 we literally did. Snowden revealed that we listened into Netanyahus phone.

    • @richardcranium6791
      @richardcranium6791 5 months ago +5

      obama burned Netanyahu and told the world Israel took out Syrian S-300 systems.

    • @elad9209
      @elad9209 Month ago +2

      ​@richardcranium6791
      Obama also sold Iraq to Iran

    • @Ringadingdingx
      @Ringadingdingx 23 days ago +3

      This guy does not appear credible and I genuinely do not believe any “former” spooks will tell you anything real besides harmless and contradictory information. Nearly all of them sell books and courses too 😂. Close to Nothing they say is importantly of value or credible. They are not allowed to.

  • @shizzyarat
    @shizzyarat 3 months ago +2

    they opened the window up in that hotel room and climbed out

  • @pauldbradford
    @pauldbradford 3 months ago +25

    Mossad is the most feared and professional ‘agency’ in the world . The ‘ pager’ event is the example.

    • @khuntasaurus88
      @khuntasaurus88 21 day ago +2

      the pager "operation" was a terrorist attack on civilians

    • @jayplays9359
      @jayplays9359 16 days ago

      I belieave anything they say about Mossad, If they put this pager story on a Movie y would say: NO SHIT, stop lying that Impossible ! And is possible and cound be done ... God knows whats SHIT this bastards have prepared in anticipation....

    • @Alec-x5l
      @Alec-x5l 13 days ago +1

      Don’t forget the walkie talkies a few days later lol

    • @iramiller2389
      @iramiller2389 12 days ago +1

      @khuntasaurus88 Only if you consider Hezbollah commanders and operatives "civilians".

  • @ABC-yt1nq
    @ABC-yt1nq 5 months ago +320

    A CIA guy claiming they would never spy on the Israelis. Sure.thing, bud. Sure thing.

    • @Jouantiese
      @Jouantiese 5 months ago +23

      That was the final straw for me - what a moron.

    • @anthony312
      @anthony312 5 months ago +4

      It could be cause the leadership is Israeli citizen too

    • @turanamo
      @turanamo 5 months ago +2

      sure thing bud, but JFK would disagree

    • @realwealthproperties5671
      @realwealthproperties5671 5 months ago +9

      In his defense, he’s been out of it awhile. They screwed him, ruined his life and sent him to prison.

    • @sunshine6522
      @sunshine6522 5 months ago +5

      @anthony312 The CIA leadership are Israeli citizens?

  • @EoghanOSuilleabhain-z1o
    @EoghanOSuilleabhain-z1o 5 months ago +119

    Apparently John Kirkakou never heard of the CIA's Phoenix Program in Vietnam or Operation Mongoose in Cuba.

    • @LesleyDT6227
      @LesleyDT6227 4 months ago +4

      It’s all segmented. Need to know. If you do not have any need to know you’ll never be made aware.

    • @EoghanOSuilleabhain-z1o
      @EoghanOSuilleabhain-z1o 4 months ago +5

      @LesleyDT6227 Unless you read books and newspapers that previously exposed this program and operation to the public long before John Kirkakou joined the CiA.

    • @chuckitaway466
      @chuckitaway466 28 days ago

      or giving just random people lsd, not even assets, just randos, then hiding the records

  • @theunprofessional7218
    @theunprofessional7218 5 months ago +5075

    Does anyone really believe that an 'Ex-CIA' official would be allowed to publicly 'come clean' with accurate and consequential information? This guy is so suspect.

    • @Tisrok
      @Tisrok 5 months ago +211

      Once your contract is up, regardless of where in the government you worked, the only thing you're not allowed to do is discuss classified information. He didn't share anything that isn't already public domain. That's what these shills do. They claim to have life changing information, get all this attention, then tell you stuff that's been one google search away for the last fifteen years.

    • @Vophsigem
      @Vophsigem 5 months ago +354

      Nope. This guy has an agenda: smear the best agency on the planet. They probably didn't invite him to the party😂

    • @ElectroAtletico
      @ElectroAtletico 5 months ago +530

      He got sent to jail by the CIA.

    • @leob.1755
      @leob.1755 5 months ago +46

      Valid point. 🤔

    • @jeffsor47
      @jeffsor47 5 months ago +78

      What secrets did he divulge? duh??

  • @박지현-g8d
    @박지현-g8d 2 months ago

    Why the giggle fit I feel like I’m missing something lol

  • @Nano-Thought
    @Nano-Thought 5 months ago +255

    After listening to the guy, I get the impression that the CIA is a 3rd world spy agency.

    • @Pinkpanther100x
      @Pinkpanther100x 5 months ago

      Probably full of woman and libs

    • @Wendysnutshitya4head
      @Wendysnutshitya4head 5 months ago

      😂😂

    • @mikebutler7476
      @mikebutler7476 5 months ago +18

      They’re not their world they just have to play by American rules and laws. The Mossad doesn’t have to play by any rules

    • @mikejohnson734
      @mikejohnson734 5 months ago +10

      You believe anything he says. Sounds like he kinda works for Mossad now 😂 he'd have every reason to if you know his backstory

    • @GwynRosaire
      @GwynRosaire 5 months ago

      You should listen to the book Legacy of Ashes

  • @jps226
    @jps226 5 months ago +9

    when their eyes light up and they laugh after he says "underground" I totally laughed with them. So much fun

  • @axelgarcia-holweger1858
    @axelgarcia-holweger1858 5 months ago +159

    he explained it and didn't realize. they came from the balcony.

    • @richardfritz9898
      @richardfritz9898 5 months ago +29

      Yeah. I’m sure the CIA agent, along will all of his spook buddies didn’t think of that…. I think you broke the case 🙄

    • @williamb5388
      @williamb5388 5 months ago +8

      ​@richardfritz9898 was that after trying magnets ??? 😂😂😂. Can you imagine 4 agents standing around the door with different size magnets scratching their heads.... 😂😂😂

    • @Emprenovaoficial
      @Emprenovaoficial 5 months ago +5

      There's footage of them entering the building

    • @Jax3761
      @Jax3761 5 months ago +2

      Nah watch the video that didn’t happen

    • @R.Merkhet
      @R.Merkhet 5 months ago +2

      ​@williamb5388 I think they may have reconstructed the door and it's mechanisms back at Langley or some such thing like that. But about the balcony thing, that would be the first guess. It was obviously wrong😅

  • @Radiem19
    @Radiem19 27 days ago +1

    There’s actually a trick used to lock and unlock a hotel door I have seen. It’s a wire about 3ft in length with a bent loop at the top and is similar to a coat hanger to unlock a vehicle.

  • @cmackxs
    @cmackxs 5 months ago +15

    "They sent someone in from the balcony........" but he can't figure out how they locked the door from the inside? 🤣

    • @shockwave505
      @shockwave505 6 days ago +1

      The problem with that is the cctv footage would've caught the assassin

  • @youtubesurfer1533
    @youtubesurfer1533 5 months ago +15

    4:47 You have sent someone from the balcony?! Mossad agent did that too😂

    • @mhamdone6163
      @mhamdone6163 4 months ago +3

      Yeah how did the CIA not pick up on that? Like wtf, a teenager could figure that out lol

  • @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap
    @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap 5 months ago +65

    Saying "how did he do that" while telling someone had to go in via the balcony is wild😂😂

    • @DA-lk5np
      @DA-lk5np 5 months ago +2

      obviously that door was locked and inaccessible.... smh

    • @saltymonke3682
      @saltymonke3682 5 months ago

      Because they didn't use the balcony

    • @tyrelltawzer9826
      @tyrelltawzer9826 5 months ago +1

      He meant they had to go i. Through the balcony to unlock a door that he couldn't figure out how they locked. Still a stupid statement considering everyone locks the door with the latch and doorknob from the inside

    • @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap
      @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap 5 months ago

      @tyrelltawzer9826 I know

    • @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap
      @TenToesDown-Dutch-BoomBap 5 months ago

      @DA-lk5np How do you know ?Their guys went in that way too so why not?

  • @Olysterz
    @Olysterz 3 months ago +3

    5:53 ... Of course. Everything is paid in Dubai but they construct/invent nothing

  • @rollsroyce9784
    @rollsroyce9784 5 months ago +312

    He literally said…they have no where to go. Deeply profound statement.

    • @somcana
      @somcana 5 months ago +50

      They never belonged there.

    • @thatguy3468
      @thatguy3468 5 months ago +69

      @somcanaBible contradicts your statement.

    • @johnybzaina
      @johnybzaina 5 months ago +51

      @thatguy3468 Modern "israelis" have no connection to ancient israelites

    • @thatguy3468
      @thatguy3468 5 months ago

      @johnybzainamodern Jews are the same as ancient Jews. Get a life.

    • @jyellowhammer
      @jyellowhammer 5 months ago +14

      @thatguy3468
      No it doesn't. God took it from them remember?
      Why was it that God did that? You remember??

  • @Matt-dh6yo
    @Matt-dh6yo 5 months ago +21

    Him: "how did they do that?"....... Also him: "they ended up sending someone in from the balcony"

    • @Reptiloid5g
      @Reptiloid5g 5 months ago +2

      I definitely understand why does he a FORMER agent, but I can't understand why CIA had him in the first place.

    • @joshuaades3331
      @joshuaades3331 5 months ago +2

      😂
      Though maybe they would see him/her in a CCTV

  • @WendyKroyy
    @WendyKroyy 5 months ago +197

    CIA saying that Mossad is so devious and so radical - that’s great CIA - I guess looking in the mirror first isn’t a thing

    • @ruthknowels6084
      @ruthknowels6084 5 months ago

      Especially if you know something is capable of smashing it! You might be looking over your shoulder for that one.

    • @Krichnu
      @Krichnu 5 months ago +7

      topic is about mossad not CIA if you want people trash talking CIA go to other videos you people are so dumb

    • @olympusadebanjo599
      @olympusadebanjo599 5 months ago +6

      @Krichnuhi dumb, he kept saying “Mossad is most ruthless” etc, how does that not already compare with CIA, dumb?

    • @Rumination_Vertex
      @Rumination_Vertex 2 months ago

      A lot of the shit blamed on CIA is Israel like Iran Contra for example. CIA is as corrupt as it gets but Mossad is WAY worse and the CIA hasn't engaged in false flag terrorism as much as Mossad by a fucking LONG shot! Quit obfuscating! MOST of the terror in Latin America blamed on CIA was Mossad. Check out Mike Harari if you don't believe it. He terrorized Central America and Panama most of which was blamed on CIA but it was not, it was Mossad and don't say "it was a joint CIA/Mossad Op" which is a Zionist cope or propganda. It was Mossad ALL the way! Even Reagan wrote in his memoirs that "Israel was the instigator and prime mover of the Iran-Contra affair." You go down most terrorist rabbit holes and you find a Zionist at the bottom almost EVERY time. These people haven't been hated by LITERALLY every society on the planet for nothing. Even blacks who were hated here in America in the 60's had countries they could go to where they weren't hated. But you can't say that for Jews and Zionists. Judaism is a supremacist, genocidal ideology. This is not a new problem for the world. CIA as corrupt as they get are boy scouts compared to Mossad. 90% of the overt corruption in US politics and the Western world is because of these crazy zionists.

    • @תומיגדג
      @תומיגדג 5 days ago

      ​@Krichnu the guy talking is cia...

  • @אוריאלנתן
    @אוריאלנתן 3 months ago +232

    Quite the talker...for an agent..

    • @mschrimmer631
      @mschrimmer631 3 months ago +5

      My thoughts, exactly!

    • @rrsp60
      @rrsp60 3 months ago +2

      Americans talk too much. They give away the plot.

    • @mschrimmer631
      @mschrimmer631 3 months ago

      @kitty_love777 Sorry akhmed, I don't need Uber or Instacart delivery right now.

    • @zlauriault
      @zlauriault 3 months ago +2

      זה היה מופע כזה.

    • @skonstas4683
      @skonstas4683 2 months ago

      @Toadsquared2 He is a disgrace.

  • @jimmyzhao2673
    @jimmyzhao2673 5 months ago +13

    5:08 Not true that none of them were picked up. The Dubai police figured out the entire plot and showed all the agents being tracked.

  • @jasonnissenbaum6323
    @jasonnissenbaum6323 5 months ago +24

    This guy is fake or the CIA hires idiots

  • @7-Bites
    @7-Bites 5 months ago +90

    For the first time I heard John lie.. when he said,The US could never put cameras around the whole country!! I just left Depot, as the FLOCK cameras took my license plate. There ever where people.😂🤦‍♂️

    • @RicArmstrong
      @RicArmstrong 5 months ago +10

      Populated areas yes, but most of America is rural.

    • @Kowzorz
      @Kowzorz 5 months ago +3

      @RicArmstrong Even in my rural town they got a couple. Can't trust em (and many are open to the general public via website too for anyone to run data collection on).

    • @T-dx8dn
      @T-dx8dn 5 months ago +5

      ​@RicArmstronglots of freeway overpasses have cameras to monitor license plates and weather conditions, too.
      Most ring cameras are accessible to law enforcement as well.

    • @RicArmstrong
      @RicArmstrong 5 months ago +2

      ​@Kowzorz
      Yeah, but a couple in your little town is not covering the majority of the area.

    • @RicArmstrong
      @RicArmstrong 5 months ago +1

      ​@T-dx8dn
      Again, a few examples doesn't mean the majority of rural areas are covered by cctv.

  • @nucleargandhi101
    @nucleargandhi101 2 months ago +1

    Nice Podcast! Thanks!!

  • @danny1st
    @danny1st 5 months ago +115

    LOL
    About 70% of this conversation was fairytales, unsubstantial BS and hearsay

    • @lancewalker6067
      @lancewalker6067 5 months ago +11

      Like this comment.

    • @sindrerudshaug
      @sindrerudshaug 5 months ago +6

      98%. On Nasrallah-event, his nose grew an inch, so bad was his lie.

    • @orenshamir
      @orenshamir 5 months ago +16

      He said 300 people died in the attack on Nasrallah's bunker. In fact, 33 people died in that attack, the vast majority of them were senior Hizbullah leaders.
      So that puts his BS meter at exactly 89% bs, at least with this one story. Which is easily verifiable.
      I wonder how much "creative liberty" he takes with stories that aren't that easily cross checked.

    • @ruthknowels6084
      @ruthknowels6084 5 months ago

      Lol, a bit like what your avatar represents? But perhaps the percentage is actually more?

    • @HN-sn9xx
      @HN-sn9xx 5 months ago

      He was overstating the casualty count of 33 deaths and 195 injuries when the residential building over the facility was struck.

  • @dsonyay
    @dsonyay 5 months ago +117

    Lolololol. “We don’t spy on the Israelis.. we’re not allowed!” Hahahahahahahah. Oh man, I nearly spit out my coffee.

    • @Gary-v7j
      @Gary-v7j 5 months ago +2

      He was a low level operative in CIA ...probably a janitor in CIA building ,America has savant genius computer nerds so does China , Russia India doing sh*t the Israelis only dream about thats a 3.5 billion pool of people to choose from & isreal has 7 million .

    • @stefpix
      @stefpix 4 months ago +8

      ⁠@Gary-v7jwhy don’t you do some research before making baseless claims? He was involved in the capture of Abu Zubaydah and interrogation. Just became a whistleblower on use of torture and water boarding. Spent time in prison for that.

    • @friendlymerc7276
      @friendlymerc7276 4 months ago +3

      the us congress were in israel paying homage about a week after this comment lol

    • @Karen-dk1ec
      @Karen-dk1ec 4 months ago +3

      The USA spies on everyone-allies and enemies like other countries.

    • @RequiredhandleCM
      @RequiredhandleCM 4 months ago

      @Gary-v7j He was Chief of Counterterrorism in Pakistan after 9/11, you 🤡. I hope that someday you’re able to resolve your insecurity.

  • @googleisntrespectingprivac6772

    6:56 how did he listen to the operator saying “the ambulance is on the way”?
    This is all BS

  • @cove53
    @cove53 2 months ago

    Good interview, good questions, and your depth of knowledge, history of events, is rather good

  • @babym.j8527
    @babym.j8527 4 months ago +127

    John Kiriakouv is a former CIA officer. He served as a counterterrorism operations officer and intelligence analyst from 1990 to 2004, including roles in the CIA's Counterterrorism Center where he led the 2002 raid capturing Abu Zubaydah in Pakistan. After leaving the agency, he became a whistleblower, publicly confirming the CIA's use of waterboarding in 2007, which led to his 2012 conviction and 30-month prison sentence for disclosing classified information, including the identity of a covert officer.

    • @sabareerangaraj5347
      @sabareerangaraj5347 4 months ago +15

      yeah he is good in disclosing classified like in this interview he mentioned about a ".....facility / underground /dubai / siemans / german / imax clarity / display large....

    • @LesleyDT6227
      @LesleyDT6227 4 months ago +6

      He has no loyalty to Dubai….

    • @LesleyDT6227
      @LesleyDT6227 4 months ago +3

      It’s underground - you’d never find it. Its plans would never be available to anybody else ever.

    • @Newf-qn3yi
      @Newf-qn3yi 4 months ago +2

      @sabareerangaraj5347 Not a US facility, and there is a lot of "underground" in Dubai...

    • @sharonreichter2537
      @sharonreichter2537 4 months ago

      A man with an axe to grind then. Democrat?

  • @frani5462
    @frani5462 5 months ago +520

    If this guy represents the CIA... We are in trouble ..

    • @stavrosgeorgiades1219
      @stavrosgeorgiades1219 5 months ago +2

      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kiriakou

    • @lisaschuster686
      @lisaschuster686 5 months ago +5

      He’s “former.”

    • @EveryoneIsAmelak
      @EveryoneIsAmelak 5 months ago +45

      You clearly don’t know this guys history.

    • @RovingRoninEDC
      @RovingRoninEDC 5 months ago +26

      He represents the liberal, left wing faction of career DC employees who benefited from the system, violated the system of the trust they were given at some point and now hopes to profit from it online while pointing fingers.

    • @Lokichangchang1
      @Lokichangchang1 5 months ago +5

      He doesn’t strike me as cia he’s weird

  • @ThePickleBean
    @ThePickleBean 5 months ago +47

    The door lock trick is pretty simple, actually. I refuse to believe they couldn’t replicate it.

    • @STSGuitar16
      @STSGuitar16 5 months ago +5

      Damn bro you’re smarter than the whole CIA 😮

    • @ersh2k4
      @ersh2k4 5 months ago +2

      the problem is the latch, not the lock

    • @PsRohrbaugh
      @PsRohrbaugh 5 months ago +9

      How did the hotel staff get into the room? Through the balcony.
      John: I have no idea how mossad got into that room
      🤷‍♂️🤔🤣

    • @jacohop
      @jacohop 5 months ago +2

      Yeah, a string or elastic band or some sort of flexible loop… Something like that could linger on the inside of the door just as you’re closing it and as it swings or twists something you can pull it through leaving no trace… it’s not out of the realm of possibility

    • @saltymonke3682
      @saltymonke3682 5 months ago

      ​@ersh2k4they use string

  • @michaelwrobel823
    @michaelwrobel823 Month ago

    I just caught this for the first time and I’m hooked!!

  • @benf1111
    @benf1111 5 months ago +153

    "The US would never have a policy like that." Shut up dude.

    • @Krichnu
      @Krichnu 5 months ago +3

      did they have a policy to kill 14 scientists in other countries? tell me bro

    • @Noney8078
      @Noney8078 5 months ago

      @Krichnu Yes and they also had a policy of bombing entire wedding parties (killing hundreds of civillians) in order to take down a few low level insurgents.

    • @cyberanon2463
      @cyberanon2463 5 months ago

      ​@Krichnuthey had a policy to drop two nuclear bombs on women and children to force the country to surrender, which is the textbook definition of terrorism

    • @Rumination_Vertex
      @Rumination_Vertex 2 months ago +2

      @Krichnu No doubt Mossad is WAY worse but CIA has done suspect shit since its inception. Mossad is a terror organization more than an intelligence agency. The irony is that they're not very intelligent.

    • @nothanks8368
      @nothanks8368 Month ago

      ​@Krichnu read about their exploits in south America and what they did to black activists, and the black community in general

  • @dfhayak
    @dfhayak 5 months ago +34

    "We couldn't figure out how they locked the door, so we had a guy go around through the balcony." ---Think ya solved your own mystery there my friend.

    • @NickArdgaeithe-pi1jh
      @NickArdgaeithe-pi1jh 5 months ago

      A duh moment . Those darn window cleaners did it again 🙄

    • @charles_umerie
      @charles_umerie 5 months ago

      It depends on the type of balcony. Some would require scaffolding or crane. If it's a balcony like that, then there's no way Mossad used crane on covert operation.

    • @briant7732
      @briant7732 5 months ago

      @charles_umerie this isn't what happened. The room the hamas arms dealer was staying in had no balcony, so he was wrong about that. He purposely got a room with no balcony to safeguard himself for a situation exactly like that because he knew mossad was trying to kill him most likely.

  • @SouthafricanCPT
    @SouthafricanCPT 5 months ago +20

    Scary information on the UAE

    • @barriolimbas
      @barriolimbas 5 months ago +1

      Yeah, C.I.A., Mossad..heard/read something like that before. But that one about the U.A.E....

  • @brianrogers1907
    @brianrogers1907 2 months ago +46

    You couldn't figure out how they got the door locked from the inside? But they eventually found out how to access the dead body via the balcony? Does that give ya any clues? Lol

  • @gijew509
    @gijew509 5 months ago +136

    Bombing a military bunker built under a civilian building complex isn’t a war crime. But building a military bunker under civilian structures and putting civilian lives at risk? That’s a war crime.
    As for the shepherd, I couldn’t find any article, video, or documentary about what you described. I did find quite a few reports about shepherds who were caught after crossing the border from Lebanon.
    A rookie Mossad agent would’ve arranged a public “accident” for the shepherd and made sure he ended up in the hospital with a broken arm and leg.
    And another thing: Unit 504 handles collaborations near the border fence, not the Mossad.

    • @daman-ep3rv
      @daman-ep3rv 5 months ago +1

      I remember seeing a mossad documentary where the story was told.

    • @vigil-d8h
      @vigil-d8h 5 months ago

      @daman-ep3rv yep. They couldn’t save him, he got killed in the crossfire. He wasn’t Palestinian he was Lebanese. Had he refused to join the Palestinians crossing the border he would have been killed by their hands,his fate was sealed.

    • @chris123sim
      @chris123sim 5 months ago

      💯

    • @joge2468
      @joge2468 4 months ago +3

      I couldn’t believe he claimed balming that bunker was a wore crime. 🤦🏻‍♀️ And then completely lied about the casualties. According to Lebanon, 11 were demised and 108 injured. He also neglected to mention six other commanders were demised in that bunker as well.

    • @mrbutterfingers98
      @mrbutterfingers98 4 months ago +1

      Palestinians have a right to defend their buildings and homes.

  • @Mr_650S
    @Mr_650S 5 months ago +4

    “How’d they do that?”
    LPL: Hold my Chablis

  • @WagesOfDestruction
    @WagesOfDestruction 5 months ago +92

    Give us a break, this guy is full of it. In Afghanistan, when the US left, it left behind its assets and information about its personnel.

    • @johnx4181
      @johnx4181 5 months ago +1

      Nope it left shit that needed to be replaced
      People made money

    • @ghanaserapis999
      @ghanaserapis999 5 months ago

      ​@johnx4181he is talking about the people. Afghanistan was an illegal mining operation disguised as a military operation.

    • @Shrulik
      @Shrulik 5 months ago +6

      He is only against Israel and play along to confirm the worldview of those anti Israel viewers

    • @profd65
      @profd65 5 months ago

      Zionist genocide supporter detected.

    • @richardcranium6791
      @richardcranium6791 5 months ago

      The U.S. didn't, FJB underlings did. The obama holdovers. I'll bet FJB didn't even know obama's crew pulled out and gave Bagram to china. I wonder how much HUNTER SMOKES CRACK made on that deal.
      MAGA 4EVA

  • @riadennimer7887
    @riadennimer7887 Month ago +1

    it is astonishing john kuriakou wondering how they closed the door from inside. It is simple local authorities cooperate.

  • @Himlo543
    @Himlo543 5 months ago +46

    But America spied on their allies, just look into the Inslaw case.

    • @Ben-rc9ce
      @Ben-rc9ce 5 months ago

      As the greatest power of the world has ever seen should do, but yet America is not running an ethnostate that rapes and kills children and then gloats about it like Israel

    • @mattiasdahlstrom2024
      @mattiasdahlstrom2024 26 days ago

      Merkel's cell phone ...

  • @stevensenator4804
    @stevensenator4804 5 months ago +13

    @5:20, You just know this guy is FOS when:
    1. He starts to talk about the Dubai underground facility
    2. Checks himself on air (yeah, uh, I really should not talk about that)
    3. Proceeds to talk about it anyway (and says who built it)
    4. He is grinning/laughing the entire time

    • @Norie92
      @Norie92 5 months ago

      Can you elaborate? I'm totally confused as to why they were laughing

    • @stevensenator4804
      @stevensenator4804 5 months ago

      @Norie92 - You would have to ask them. But my guess is that they found it funny that he was elaboring on information he was supposed to keep to himself.

  • @brettbaker8357
    @brettbaker8357 5 months ago +40

    Being in the agency sounds stressful

    • @Sarcasmarkus
      @Sarcasmarkus 5 months ago +1

      & fun

    • @grapentine739
      @grapentine739 5 months ago

      ​@Sarcasmarkus so you would like trafficking American kids let alone kids from all around the world? You do realize they do that right. CIA and Mossad are the biggest child traffickers and organ traffickers. CIA is the biggest funder of cartels. Mossad's and CIA's proxies are the head chopping ISIS and Al Qaeda. Btw hamas was lobbied into power by Israel but hamas has always been against ISIS and Al Qaeda

    • @Frip36
      @Frip36 5 months ago

      Spies get off on baiting themselves with horrific consequences. Like cliff divers who intentionally rig their lines a bit sloppily.

    • @jeffsor47
      @jeffsor47 5 months ago

      Duh, ya think?

    • @beavisroadhog9629
      @beavisroadhog9629 2 months ago

      Sounds self-congratulatory to the point of being super gay.

  • @RealDapperDude
    @RealDapperDude Month ago +1

    What is John saying about the operation in Caracas?

  • @ifranksultan
    @ifranksultan 5 months ago +10

    Not only Dubai has enormous cameras but also microphones and listening devices embedded on intersections, parks and residential street blocks everywhere.

    • @personsunknown2183
      @personsunknown2183 4 months ago

      check ur pocket

    • @EbuteNgbede
      @EbuteNgbede 2 months ago

      If Israel is coming they don't care about you high quality cameras, they will still carry out their missions smoothly or even in the hard way

  • @JacobDickinson-g3e
    @JacobDickinson-g3e 5 months ago +11

    They went out the window, maybe??? LOL

  • @Learntsomethingtoday
    @Learntsomethingtoday 5 months ago +44

    Not permitted my ass.
    John is such a liar 😂😂😂

  • @ngonidzasheachinyanga3783

    Intelligence work is the ability to counter a situation 2 step forward and make it like it never happened or (never planned)!

  • @CosLaRoc9
    @CosLaRoc9 5 months ago +52

    I can see why this guy is a "former" CIA agent

    • @LindaTwomey
      @LindaTwomey 4 months ago +1

      Absolutely

    • @CelestialCoralReef
      @CelestialCoralReef 2 months ago +5

      Excuse you, This guy is a hero, 20 years of service, Whistle-blower on the cia torture program do some reaserch.

    • @preztonH
      @preztonH 2 days ago

      i’m sure you’re much more fit to be an officer*, not agent genius 🤣🤣

  • @JenksD7
    @JenksD7 5 months ago +14

    9:51 not a very good liar anymore

  • @PatientZiro
    @PatientZiro 5 months ago +210

    This guy's vibe screams narcissism.
    I can't believe him.

    • @djdogstar7385
      @djdogstar7385 5 months ago +13

      He isn't a narcissist. He was a damn good officer. Nobody is perfect, and take everything they say with a grain of salt, because any book they ever want to publish has to be reviewed and vetted, same with public speaking, do bear that in mind and be more reserved in your judgments of the man.

    • @jeffsyg
      @jeffsyg 5 months ago +1

      Yeah hes a bit much

    • @djdogstar7385
      @djdogstar7385 5 months ago +6

      @jeffsyg In his defense, you have to be a bit much to work at CIA - you have no idea the general variety of personalities that work there - John is fairly tame in comparison to others - add in the rest of the DoD - and you would probably be shocked.

    • @Racerxx105
      @Racerxx105 5 months ago +1

      Bro lies so damn much .

    • @djdogstar7385
      @djdogstar7385 5 months ago +4

      ​@Racerxx105About what? Be specific.

  • @frankiskeens4081
    @frankiskeens4081 11 days ago +2

    There is 2 rule in a fight/war when you need to survive ; one ) there is no rules
    Two ) remember the first one

  • @larsvongraff5794
    @larsvongraff5794 5 months ago +125

    He is there to provide misdirection. This is ridiculous

    • @Kyle-cv3de
      @Kyle-cv3de 5 months ago

      Hahahahah you wouldn't believe your doctor if he told you your heart is beating and gave you his stethoscope. Low iq thinks everything is a conspiracy 😊

    • @TheAceofFate
      @TheAceofFate 5 months ago +8

      Hows that when everything he says is true? He went to prison for whistleblowing about shit the CIA was doing for fuks sake.

    • @larsvongraff5794
      @larsvongraff5794 5 months ago +5

      @TheAceofFatethe only things you hear are the things they want you to know. 3D chess lad. You think sentences for prison time are real? Everybody cuts a deal and then of course they own your ass for the rest of this life.

    • @HumbulaniMpilo
      @HumbulaniMpilo 5 months ago +1

      indeed

    • @ProwessIT
      @ProwessIT 5 months ago +2

      😂😂😂Well he didn’t really reveal any secrets. He is right about one thing though; Moosad Intelligence is very scary.

  • @sugarglider8927
    @sugarglider8927 5 months ago +530

    Kiriyaku - “The Mossad doesn’t care about anyone else but Israel.”
    Greater insight may never have been spoken.

    • @Daniels-b6z
      @Daniels-b6z 5 months ago

      Mossad cares about Israelis and Jews in the diaspora.
      and your Islamist leaders? look at the leaders of Hamas and look at Gazans....the wife of Sinuar has 2 billion USD while Gazans are suffering like dogs with flees all because of the Jihadist....the more civilian casualties the better for the cause...ARE YOU PROUD OF THAT? of course you are....your prophet a warlord and a pedophile....Look at Jesus all love and peace, forgiveness and humanity....your prophet exactly the opposite.....the IDF is the re incarnation of the crusades warriors

    • @WalterHildahl
      @WalterHildahl 5 months ago +4

      America only cares about America.

    • @jimifash
      @jimifash 5 months ago +137

      They were created exactly for that singular reason.

    • @elliottharris9015
      @elliottharris9015 5 months ago +1

      Then Israel doesn't need the American people's tax dollars, right?

    • @lillygordon9121
      @lillygordon9121 5 months ago +116

      Hello - they are Israelis, duh

  • @nahaloz1816
    @nahaloz1816 4 months ago +149

    He lose credibility when he says that CIA don’t spy on the Israelis, if you believe that you will believe anything.

    • @Jamahirya
      @Jamahirya 4 months ago +18

      they cant spy on their masters

    • @nahaloz1816
      @nahaloz1816 4 months ago +26

      @Jamahiryaoh stop it Greta

    • @Crow44195
      @Crow44195 3 months ago +15

      Edward Snowden confirmed the U.S. monitors Israel communications , leaked Pentagon documents confirmed theme U.S. spying on Israel.

    • @JoshSteinberg-f2d
      @JoshSteinberg-f2d 3 months ago +5

      Well Israel controls American politics so I’d believe it

    • @nahaloz1816
      @nahaloz1816 3 months ago +5

      @JoshSteinberg-f2dsaid Josh while Qatar and other golf countries, Islam, is buying US universities, American influencers, American companies and politicians. New Muslim mayor in NYC. Stick with conspiracy theories until reality will come for you and when it come it will not be Jewish.

  • @kime3780
    @kime3780 3 months ago +2

    5:28 I love the laughing part😂❤ so beautiful, really 🤗

  • @sallymenezes
    @sallymenezes 5 months ago +30

    Kiriakou is maligning mossad for sound bytes.

    • @happybarak
      @happybarak 4 months ago +2

      He might become food bites if he continues maligning Mossad

    • @hankleigh9356
      @hankleigh9356 4 months ago +2

      He's a traitor. Convicted felon

    • @Thegourmetcooking2
      @Thegourmetcooking2 4 months ago

      fk msd dogs of hell

    • @RequiredhandleCM
      @RequiredhandleCM 4 months ago +6

      @hankleigh9356 what are your feelings on water boarding?

    • @claymang
      @claymang 4 months ago

      @hankleigh9356 Some might call him a hero and say that he was only charged because he aired the CIA's dirty laundry - which was that the US was torturing people - but idk.

  • @mathisj6582
    @mathisj6582 5 months ago +30

    i'm pretty sure he cooked up a story about the facility he obviosly should not have mentioned...

    • @ItsCapii
      @ItsCapii 5 months ago +3

      I got the same vibe haha

    • @RicArmstrong
      @RicArmstrong 5 months ago +3

      No, they're called fusion centers.
      And they're all over the united states too.

    • @R.Merkhet
      @R.Merkhet 5 months ago +5

      I've been to one of the fusion centers in Atlanta. They served pretty good Chinese/Mexican dishes.

    • @zebrazilch7249
      @zebrazilch7249 5 months ago +1

      ​@R.Merkhet😂😂😂😂🍽️

    • @mathisj6582
      @mathisj6582 5 months ago

      We don't know which center he was tinking of. Just saying.

  • @insolentjaguar
    @insolentjaguar 5 months ago +32

    4:15...Easy to lock the door from inside the room using an underdoor twist tool. Commonly used in physical pentesting.

    • @TheSilvaSurfa
      @TheSilvaSurfa 5 months ago +15

      Same thing I was thinking. This guy has to be stupid or thinks we’re all are

    • @genevagardner2876
      @genevagardner2876 5 months ago +1

      When were these tools invented?

    • @Mr.Veridical
      @Mr.Veridical 5 months ago +1

      ​​@genevagardner2876They're often made by hand for the specific type of door/lock, so it's not really an invention of a single tool that would have a specific "invention date."

    • @borderman2019
      @borderman2019 5 months ago +3

      ​@TheSilvaSurfathe latter. This 'interview' is contrived..

    • @jeffsor47
      @jeffsor47 5 months ago +1

      Guess you're smarter than Mossad, right? You a very funny boy.

  • @Trutheclerk
    @Trutheclerk 2 days ago

    Is it possible that they went out through the vents or exited the door that’s connected to the next suite lol.

  • @dshappir
    @dshappir 5 months ago +26

    "Decapitating Hezbollah was a war crime" because of the civilians killed? No. Building the Hezbollah military command-and-control bunker under civilian apartment blocks was a war crime by Hezbollah. Doing so does not grant you immunity from attacks.

    • @gingerplague4631
      @gingerplague4631 5 months ago +3

      Oh, finally someone sets the record straight

    • @Fudz4
      @Fudz4 5 months ago +3

      You mean like when Israel puts military bases underneath hospitals?

    • @gingerplague4631
      @gingerplague4631 5 months ago

      ​@Fudz4explain to me how you got to this false conclusion

    • @haha__hihi
      @haha__hihi 4 months ago

      ​@Fudz4did you mean Hamas? they are doing it...unlike Israelis

    • @blacklupos
      @blacklupos 2 months ago

      ​@Fudz4ok Groyper

  • @Dee-jq2ob
    @Dee-jq2ob 5 months ago +6

    “They committed a war crime” you mean like the CIA and other agencies do regularly?

    • @blacklupos
      @blacklupos 2 months ago +1

      He thinks the CIA don't do bad stuff 😂

  • @blackconzervativeamerikana4083

    "...it's an issue of survival for them...they have NOWHERE TO GO..."
    Wow...this statement right here...

    • @osopapi
      @osopapi 5 months ago +14

      They can move to Golders Green. Or Manhattan.

    • @arayter12
      @arayter12 5 months ago +12

      @osopapiyou can move to falsestine

    • @sayyanobaray
      @sayyanobaray 5 months ago +7

      they are everywhere, and some assholes think they have nowhere to go??

    • @jsmith434w
      @jsmith434w 5 months ago +4

      @sayyanobaray 109 right? you like to repeat that number. i wonder what it means...

    • @Krichnu
      @Krichnu 5 months ago +6

      @sayyanobaray that's their country where would the go exactly?

  • @barryhope6885
    @barryhope6885 Month ago

    Is it safe to say if they had to open the room from the balcony that they locked the door from the inside and left from the balcony?

  • @EliAbramzon
    @EliAbramzon 5 months ago +27

    Killing Hassan Nassaralla with many civilians as collateral death isn't a war crime. No terrorist is to be allowed to hide behind civilians.

    • @kkostadinof
      @kkostadinof 5 months ago

      Only a psycho like you can justify that.

    • @blacklupos
      @blacklupos 2 months ago +4

      And he lied about the number of civilians death - 33 not 300

  • @astraltraveler257
    @astraltraveler257 5 months ago +19

    we have fallen so far I don't think we're climbing out.

  • @tirepunk7367
    @tirepunk7367 5 months ago +5

    is there a lighting problem on set.....it's like you use 1 25 watt bulb

    • @TheTexican05
      @TheTexican05 5 months ago +1

      What they do in the shadows… 😏

  • @BlueCollarReefing
    @BlueCollarReefing 3 months ago

    5:47 oooops lol 😂😂😂

  • @vicbittertoo
    @vicbittertoo 5 months ago +53

    The pager job was next level, respect..,

    • @Karen-dk1ec
      @Karen-dk1ec 4 months ago +1

      The cordless phone a couple days later too. Brillant operations to people, who deserves it after Oct. 7th.

    • @johnstergioulis8366
      @johnstergioulis8366 3 months ago

      @Karen-dk1ecconsidering the Israeli Vampires IDF 🇮🇱 using the Hannibal Directive killing their squatter 🇮🇱 civilians to blame it on Hamas .. The Sick 🤯 & depraved 🤯 Squatter Vampires 🇮🇱 will kill everyone to hide their evil pedophile behaviour and committing Oct 7 for a distraction .. The reason why the Vampire IDF 🇮🇱 are kidnapping children 🇵🇸 & their hands in chains !

  • @TesterBoy
    @TesterBoy 5 months ago +6

    Actually, I would hope that the CIA was as efficient, focused, and as ruthless as the Mossad.

  • @Sympla40
    @Sympla40 5 months ago +10

    Why does he start to laugh at 5:30? What’s funny about the underground facility?

    • @juanitamora4456
      @juanitamora4456 4 months ago +9

      I think because he wasn’t supposed to reveal Dubai has a underground security cctv facility

    • @Sympla40
      @Sympla40 4 months ago +1

      @juanitamora4456nah in that case it would have been cut out…

    • @juanitamora4456
      @juanitamora4456 4 months ago +5

      @Sympla40 I guess he said it vaguely enough that it didn’t need to be cut out

    • @DavidSmith-ss1cg
      @DavidSmith-ss1cg 2 months ago

      ​@juanitamora4456- I guess that he laughed because he realized he had been tricked into stepping on his foreskin(Heh-heh)...

  • @deeprollingriver52
    @deeprollingriver52 16 days ago

    I’m loving your channel! Keep up the great work!

  • @eliyahulevy.007
    @eliyahulevy.007 5 months ago +31

    Am Yisrael Chai! Ve”Kayam!

    • @ceconk123
      @ceconk123 5 months ago

      Big whoop, so does every other race

    • @sm8315
      @sm8315 5 months ago

      Puke, you and your country are globally hated

  • @naor85
    @naor85 5 months ago +91

    This “CIA agent” cites an unverified number of 300 people killed during the assassination of Nasrallah. Lebanon never issued any estimate even remotely close to that figure. Not to mention it was the Hezbollah HQ - most the people killed there were likely Hezbollah combatants.

    • @guylipof8742
      @guylipof8742 5 months ago +14

      This “CIA agent” comes across as either intellectually lazy or deliberately deceitful. Given his role and org affiliation, I’m leaning toward the latter.
      For the record, once civilian infrastructure is used for military purposes, as Nasrallah did with his bunker, it loses protection under the Law of Armed Conflict. See Additional Protocol I, Article 52(2) and 52(3).

    • @manny__003
      @manny__003 5 months ago

      That's t3rr0rism.

    • @profd65
      @profd65 5 months ago

      Zionist genocide supporter detected.

    • @blacklupos
      @blacklupos 2 months ago +1

      He lied about the number - it was confirmed by Lebanon that 30 civilians not 300 died.
      I guess he lied about other stuff too

  • @jamesasseff2114
    @jamesasseff2114 3 months ago

    I "deployed' to UAE a few times. The first was about 2007 and I worked a little with Blackwater on base. Their command post on base was like that back then. It just covered the base but literally dozens of monitors that circled movement in red. Every couple 100 meters they had machine guns on posts controlled with a joystick from that command post. It was like minority report and this was back in 2007.

  • @faizanmuzaffar5501
    @faizanmuzaffar5501 5 months ago +25

    Ask him about people accidentally falling from hotel balconies.

    • @sarchisi
      @sarchisi 5 months ago +4

      That would be a Russian signature

  • @MrFamousguy13
    @MrFamousguy13 5 months ago +14

    Lmao this is a load of BS of course we are spying on Israel everyone is spying on everybody we are not stupid Americans 11:34

    • @Rumination_Vertex
      @Rumination_Vertex 2 months ago

      Yes but NOBODY does more spying, infiltrating or other governments and betraying allies as much as Israel has. Even Iran Contra blamed on CIA was a full blown Mossad op. Even Reagan wrote in his memoirs that it was their op blamed on CIA. I don't trust Reagan but this happened to be true and he resented them for it cause it made him look bad not cause he was a good guy.

    • @TizBaz5
      @TizBaz5 12 days ago

      @Rumination_Vertex so let me get this straight, you are blaming an Intelligence Agency for being good at its job.

  • @חסויחסוי-ב3ש
    @חסויחסוי-ב3ש 5 months ago +223

    The MOSAD is on a different level than everyone else, but not because of the BS they said here.

  • @ryanmenges333
    @ryanmenges333 2 months ago +1

    Where does one or some apply for and pay for a permit to spy on Israel at?

  • @karagiannisboris
    @karagiannisboris 5 months ago +4

    4:37 let this sink in Kiriakou and maybe you will understand the "how" you wonder

    • @DonnieLane-l2j
      @DonnieLane-l2j 5 months ago

      Unless there's cameras where nobody is seen going through the balcony.