Jacobsen: Are assassinations morally justifiable? These are serious questions we should be asking as a democratic society. Comment section: iM GOnnA jErk oFF tO HEr voICe
Nah he's right bunch of betas. If I wanted pussy I'd get a girlfriend, a real man would say he's gonna get her or a lookalike trained into speaking like her if she wants to earn the Dick. Tip for you boys that's what we like. Sadly there's so few alphas left in this generation speaking of mine (24 yr old)
I just purchased all of Annie Jacobsen's audio books after watching a number of different episodes here on JRE... I can't believe I had never heard of her previously... Thanks JOE!!
Don’t know how you’re bustin cuz I find her physical appearance, personality, body language, expressions and the way she speaks repulsive af. Not attractive at all
Things not to do when 47 is around: lean on railings, stand under heavy objects, puke into toilets, drink drinks that have been sitting around, eat puffer fish. Did I miss anything?
I’m jealous. I unfortunately just get a highly fabricated unauthentic voice that makes me cringe. Bummed cause I’m curious to hear more of what she has to say.
Truly one of the most fascinating people I have ever listened to, incredibly thought provoking, what I would give to sit down and talk to her for an hour.
My Dad was OSS WWII... he always said... "believe none of what you hear and half of what you see"... OSS became a private org when the CIA was created... she is spot on...
Whenever some Only Fans slag or bitter Feminazi accuses me of being misogynistic, I always say "no, I just have standards...like Annie Jacobsen". She's just hands down an amazing woman❤
Besides the UFO part when she's like “go read my book, go read my book, go read my book, go read my book, go read my…”. Like damn, now I don't want to.
You can be programmed to kill and not think twice about it just like how you can be trained to be offended by everything. This was all figured out a very long time ago.
Sure, this is the reason why the advertising (propaganda) industry is worth so much money. You cant fool all the people all the time, but you can fool enough people enough of the time to make a profit out of bullshit.
If your weak minded yes that very possible It’s kinda ironic that people that we are taught to respect like that military guy is very weak minded He might be tuff But very weak minded
When she said "there were lots of GI Joe's in the garden" I thought she was speaking metaphorically but she was speaking literally of toys in the garden. Lol
The CIA is compartmentalized, and some compartments operate on black budgets. This means they can do anything they want. As a normal tax paying citizen, I cross my fingers and hope they are doing the right thing. No government agency should be able to secretly raise their own funds and spend them on anything they want without any approval from anyone.
How about you advocate for some more transparency then instead of just hoping? Like I highly doubt you put your investments on hope lmao. Please try not to be a non-playable character. "I'm praying for you" as a theist would say.
@@jasetran2186 Spoken like someone who only reads op-eds. Most journalism is just facts. But opinions are what get clicks, and get shared around by people more. That’s why it seems like everything is an op-ed. If you actually look for news on your own instead of just clicking on bullshit that idiots share on social media, you’ll quickly find that you’re just ignoring real journalism.
@@SnailHatan nah dude. If you count on the major news networks for real journalism then you’ll be waiting for all eternity because they don’t do real journalistic reporting. EVER!!! There are some true investigative journalists still around but they’re not mainstream and probably not on television.
Jesse She's definitely a character...Also, why Metal Gear Solid? Sure, she is discussing topics that relate to the theme of the game, but she's a journalist, not a spy...
@@Americansikkunt she could still be a knowledgeable contact in the series. You're looking too into a game with gigantic mechs that can shoot rail guns and missiles with invisible ninjas and vampires.
True, but soon it will just be drones with guns... then as we remove the human component the issue becomes one of at what line in the sand do we stop killing people. What level of offense becomes too low.
What people don't seem to understand is that when you accept the morality in the US conducting things like these then they automatically accept that other countries may freely eliminate people they percieve as threats in a similar manner. You should keep in mind that the German army during World War 2 initially rejected the idea of the Brandenburgers due to the simple fact that they broke the rules of conventional warfare in that they werent uniformed with the german army insignia. While It might be a stretch to say that the morality of the US army is worse than the nazi's I think It's worth pointing out that the idea of this kind of warfare was rejected initially by the german wehrmacht.
Parameter one of the guys I mentioned earlier was telling me about the other countries that use them (Russia, England, japan, Israel, Germany) and that the Russians also use lone operators that do amazing things “they’re showing me this thermal image of this building with... like 300 people in it and you see this one little dot go in and do whatever it did then leave and the heat signatures are all just fading to background.” Ya it sounds cool but where is the line drawn on what gets you killed, according to him they had to take a picture of the target and get a blood sample “we get in and out, we kill everyone, you don’t want them behind you.” To bring that back to the original point, other than the fact that the building is still there, how is that different than a drone strike?
@@jerkfudgewater147 Far harder to cover up a drone strike than having someone slip something into your food. I'm sure a whole lot of poison killings are listed as natural caused deaths. The bottom line issue is that when a goverment decides to kill It needs to be accountable and take responsibility for the killing.
Parameter accountable to who? Even the great America has propaganda so thick no one knows what’s real, half the story or a complete lie... google (a DARPA creation) changes what it shows people based on what it thinks they want, what are the chances it’s not hiding stories deemed unflattering. The people this video, the South American media and this comment thread are talking about are not killing people with poison slipped into food, bullets made of poison sure sometimes but it’s either bullets or some other violent death. When they “kill everyone” they aren’t doing that with cleverly poisoned ice cream parfait for everyone... they’re shooting them
Very intelligent lady, knowledgable, got a great tone in her voice. I could listen to her all day. She’s is a very skilled communicator. One of the best podcasts
Eddie Bravo should have popped out of nowhere and said "Could you see the earth's curvature or the stars through the scope? No? Exactly, neither exist."
Why did it bother her? It's the personal nature of it. Taking a life is a personal thing on it's own, but touching someone while you do it is on a different level. There is a detachment with the rifle, there is distance. With a knife, you could smell the other person.
@@tidefanyankee2428 if it’s an isis militant or jihadist than I would gladly do it with a screw driver .. wouldn’t blink an eye , matter of fact I hope I feel it as much as possible.
@@cruzanassassin it doesn’t matter what they think lol. I truly hope you aren’t American or from the free world although I can tell you already are. Not sure if you’re even truly aware of the savagery that happens in that part of the world. I am positive you wouldn’t last 24 hours without severe ptsd forming.
@@PrinceOfTheCity1 they literally say the same things about the west... You're in the west thinking they're spreading propaganda... While they're thinking the exact same thing... You literally said u would love to kill then with an ice pick... They see messages like that and it confirms to them the west are savages... Just like u would think if u saw one of them say they would love to kill a US soldier with an ice pick... Both parties think they have a legit beef and the other is evil that they must eradicate
Very good interview. I went and bought 2 of Annie’s books immediately Surprise, Kill, Vanish and Operation Paper Clip. I cannot wait to read them both. Awesome show Joe!
Great interview! Love how her perspective isn’t clouded by sentimentality. “Is it necessary?” Good and bad are far too variable parameters to base those decisions on. I’m going to go look for the full podcast of this one.
Make no mistake, the 'Defense Department' is a rebranding of what was once called the War Department. We now have endless wars that have nothing to do with 'defense' or security. It's about economics.
Actually, the Department of the Army is the direct legal successor to the Department of War. The Department of the Army and the Department of the Navy used to be separate and report directly to the President. Now it's the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force all reporting to the Secretary of Defense who reports to the President.
We've been in a perpetual state of war since our founding. Research the history of American war/armed conflict. There have been VERY few years (a surprisingly low number) that we have been at "peace".
1947-48 the national defense establishment combined the war department with the navy department simultaneously splitting the war department into the army & air force departments. With this the ucmj unified the court martial stuff and a defence secretary and 3 service secretaries overseeing this apparatus.
War is a business. As long as the military complex is able to buy politicians like you buy lap dances at a tittie bar this cruel joke of "fighting for our freedoms" will never end.
@Hulk Hogan then watch the Nazi clip and see how much credability she gets back that you think she lost. Area 51 is all disinformation anyway. Who knows where to start.
The best professor I had at University was Dr. G. He had served with the OSS & he helped me deal with some PTS from my time in Vietnam. Since I’m in my mid-70s I’m pretty sure he’s passed, but he helped me bring a lot of what we do I to perspective. We must understand the times we live in, to understand what we do.
Was this by any chance at Montana or Wyoming, and was he Filipino? My dad had a prof that was a "tunnel rat", but some of the stories he's mentioned sounds more like SOG and less like a Marine tunnel man
Ron-Lam, Not knocking your Prof, but it is hard to shine a turd into a diamond. The Military Industrial Complex never saw a war that they didn't like and they are masters at justifying conflict$$$ Given everything that we know about the Vietnam conundrum, it is undeniable that we had absolutely Zero business fighting there. It is ridiculous how many battles we wage, and I am surprised that the American population are not outraged at the blood and treasure we squander frivolously around the globe. Not an armchair General here- over a quarter century of military service, and yes, I did deploy to war zones.
@@clydebailliff --- which brings up Afghanistan and Ukraine. We should not be instigating and escalating these wars... but we're there at the behest of the Military Industrial Complex... and the motives are Financial PROFIT.
@@diannebutler1807 one could argue that the U.S. should clean up after themselves after they leave a mess. As per Ukraine, didn't NATO get Ukraine to get rid of their nuclear arsenal in exchange for protection, practically opening the doors for a Russian invasion?
I loved reading Operation Paperclip. Didn’t realize it was the author but recognized her smooth, velvety voice from the Audible presentation. So much amazing info packed in there. ❤
Alexander Daly That was what I was thinking! I have trouble relaxing/calming my brain/sleeping, & love ASMR. This lady has a voice made for that, doesn't she?
I knew a guy who was a retired Army Green Beret who used to work with the CIA. He referred to them as the company store. He said he participated in the mission that ended Che Guevara. I am not sure in what capacity he participated, but I believed him. He was an incredibly intelligent, very lonely man who rubbed people the wrong way due to his lack of social skill, but he was an interesting person to know. I often wish I had stayed in touch with him. In fact I tried contacting him a few years ago and found out he had passed just a few months that. I was so disappointed in myself for not doing it much sooner.
the MOST interesting people i've ever met have been the quiet reserved type. Most people ain't got shit to say, just wanna hear themselves talk lol. The quiet ones seem to stay quiet unless you mention some shit that's worth talking about lol.
@@BryonLetterman I was thinking the exact same thing. Like shes the computers voice in the spaceship telling you things like, "Automatic Navigational System engaged".
@@thefateweaverchannel2288 like how is the softness or tone of her voice in of it’s self deceptive? Like I guess you were getting at she’s talking about some dark subject matter but her voice is simultaneously soothing to listen to but Idk lol
I'm always blown away by how Joe is able to just get it. He's never served, yet his open mindedness and general insight is just amazing and he just gets it. Not just with the mentality of the military, but seemingly with every subject that is brought up on his show.
She comes across as very knowledgebale. I enjoyed listening to her. Just placed an order for her book. Looking forward to reading it. Hats off to Joe Rogan for inviting guests who really know they're talking about
She no doubt thinks so too, low registering feminine voices are attractive, which I also have no doubt that she's been told she's in possession of... She is fully aware of herself
“ I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. It’s - it was like - we had entire training courses. It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment.” - Mike Pompeo, Texas A&M University (April 15, 2019)
Imagine her voice in hitman, "Good evening 47, welcome to Dubai. Your target is *******, a multi billionaire of a shipping company. Tomorrow night he'll be attending a party for VIPs in Burj Khalifa hotel, the ticket to the party is in your hotel room, along with your weapons and there's a syringe from our client for you to eliminate the target. Our client also requested this to be quite and no witnesses, good luck 47, and do enjoy the party."
Loved all her books, can’t wait for her next one. So glad Joe brought her on, she has a deep plethora of knowledge, should have her on the show again sometime.
no, of course cia killing are not justified, as they're never killing out of necessity or self defense, they kill because they are hardcore psychopaths, which is why they can never win any of the wars they start ... in other words; she's a narcissist
Genuine question...are you a lesbian? The reason i ask is that I personally think most straight men will post similar comments (just look at the comments section for proof) ranging from the most subtle to the more sexually extreme end of the spectrum... but i wonder if gay men and straight women are NOT affected by her voice the same way straight men (and gay women?) seem to be. Straight men will "pay attention" to this women the way a gay man would not (but granted, actually take in what she is saying, were a straight man will most likely zone in and out). Or....maybe its actually more simple and everyone is affected by a voice like hers the exact same way?
@@emowookie9337 genuine question r u single? Cause if u can only pay attention to a woman if she's hot or a hot voice that's prob not a good thing. And I'm not criticizing just wondering if you have a tough being in a relationship.
@@bjosezombie87 Unfortunate mistake for sure, but he did state that Khashoggi was killed by Saudi Arabia just seconds later so it was somewhat corrected by that. Probably just a poorly worded statement from Joe, I would be surprised if someone as interested in these kinds of things (as Joe is) would actually mistake it for a Turkish Embassy.
When she started talking about visiting with the relatives of Che Guevara and Vo Nguyen Giap of the Vietnam conflict, I ordered the book on Amazon Prime.
@@theyeticlutch3486 I was made aware of the book because of the 100 times she mentioned it. But I wanted to buy it after she spoke about something I have interest in, in this case how the U.S. government works behind closed doors, in detail.
JFK fricking LOVED the CIA, just not when their work shows up on the news. That is why he had the CIA try to kill Castro, and support the people who overthrew Diem in Vietnam, although ironically someone killed Kennedy a couple days before the South Vietnamese military (including at least one VC undercover operator) killed Diem.
I worked as a "support" guy in Air Force Special Operations...we would actually separate folks (like discharge them from the service) and they would go perform a mission and technically they were civilians. After the operation, they would come back and get reinstated in the same position/rank/whatever that they before. The guy who set up the landing strip for the rescue effort for the hostages in Iran, he was Mr Carney when he was setting up those lights.
Official cover or unofficial cover. They even had their own airlines. Flew weapons to shan people to khun Sa, in Golden triangle. Flew opium out , unloaded at thai airbase, planes unmarked , radio controlled and tracked by private company in thailand. That's who started the gogo bars . Flying tigers. Lol
i don't know how much of this is boasting and exaggerations from the people she interivewed, or if she is gullible or she is fishing for the most grandiose stories to write her book. I have known many humans who will pump up their stories when they were 1/10 of relaity. I take all tales of CIA operatives with a grain of salt. Her book might be just a CIA funded propaganda to make it seem to the world they are this ever present, all powerful entity that can take you out on a whim. I take her stories for what they are, stories.
i don't know how much of this is boasting and exaggerations from the people she interivewed, or if she is gullible or she is fishing for the most grandiose stories to write her book. I have known many humans who will pump up their stories when they were 1/10 of relaity. I take all tales of CIA operatives with a grain of salt. Her book might be just a CIA funded propaganda to make it seem to the world they are this ever present, all powerful entity that can take you out on a whim. I take her stories for what they are, stories.
The most amazing thing to me about this video is that apparently this isn't common knowledge for most people. When I was a brand new private in the Army I got sent on a temporary duty as a gopher on a master sergeant promotion board. Just taking files to the colonels and sergeants major who were reviewing the people for promotion. We'd get a list of names with their social security numbers and we'd go pull those files, put them together, and drop them off. Then put them back when they were done. Every so often we'd come across names that would be listed as Doe, John 000-00-0001; Doe, John 000-00-0002, etc. We saw plenty of special forces guys in those files with all kinds of crazy backgrounds. So couldn't figure out what the John Does were all about. We were told those were Delta Force guys on active missions so their identity was top secret. Their files were kept in a safe. When they came up an armed MP would have to escort the file from the safe to the promotion board and stand by till they were done then escort the file back to the safe. None of us were allowed to leave until those files were back in the safe. There were maybe 100 of them, E-7s up for E-8..... And that was in 1996. When we weren't at war with anybody. And that's just Delta Force. Imagine how secret the CIA guys were.
Very interesting the way they set up the covers and fronts. Inside and outside of the military. Private contractors , but in reality , a Cia operation.
During 1996 when we "weren't at war with anyone", we were, in reality: 1) Intermittently bombing Iraq over a period of 12 years in between the two Gulf Wars. 2) Staging a coup d'etat in Albania. 3) Laying the ground work for our illegal and immoral invasion of Serbia for the purposes of: a) agitating the Russians b) ensuring the free flow of Bin Laden's heroin into Europe And about a dozen other ops which have materialized into the sort of proxy warfare prescribed by the PNAC. We are always at war, don't kid yourself.
My dad was a Vietnam Marine who unwittingly took part in the Air America scam. He always said every Marine was a member of the CIA whether they knew it or not.
@@Bigman-fh1fz they had no trouble recruiting assets out the enlisted ranks. So many Gung ho types, who would do anything with simple programming that took place in boot camp. A few were used as stooges and patsies.
This is all true, my step father was one of those guys military/CIA ... he is now over 70 years old, he suffered from PTSD from all the people he killed. He decided that he couldn’t live in the US anymore, he never went back to live on US soil, because not all assassination were justified and he thinks there was a lot of lies at the time. He still has all his memories and diplomas at home, all the congratulation letters from the head of the CIA at the time when he was serving...it is a fantastic story.
@@frankiesabba I would love to but sometimes I am afraid he will go back to his PSDT. Honestly, after he is gone I hope I can get his diary, and all his memories
@@Mikeplaysdbd that much I don't know but i believe he joined the military at the age of 18 and got out around 26 to 28 years old. As I said, he is now over 70 years old. He went to Vietnam and he was also part of secret operations in South America...he was in Chile at the time of the Coup against Salvador Allende.
She sounds like she is about to say: "Good morning 47, welcome to Kabul..."
She technically is the real handler of the 47s.. weird.
hahahahah nice
Omg.. You are so right. Diana
Where!? they told me I was number 4 in Hollywood.... bull shxt
Or fast forward to yesterday, “welcome to Beirut” lol.
Once she got away from Scooby and the gang, Velma became kind of dark.
tjs001 most underrated comment on youtube
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best comment I've seen in a while
Yes she did yes she did
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Nah he's right bunch of betas. If I wanted pussy I'd get a girlfriend, a real man would say he's gonna get her or a lookalike trained into speaking like her if she wants to earn the Dick. Tip for you boys that's what we like. Sadly there's so few alphas left in this generation speaking of mine (24 yr old)
@@patsykoch6478 ok patsy
I think so honestly
Ahahaaha
Her voice is velvet wrapped in silk
Yea,its sexy!
I’ve heard all kinds of stories from chicks throughout the years, but Solid Snake coming to her house is the coolest one so far.
Domagoj Škender 😂
This is by far the best comment on this vid
🤣🤣🤣metal gear solid
Best comment ever... I spit beer out my nose when I read it... worth it
Or plot twist it was big boss 😂😂
Eddie Bravo is tied up during this interview to keep him from interrupting
hahhaahhahahaaahhahaahaahaahahhaahahaahahahaha
Lol I could totally see it.
Jamie's got him in a jujitsu chokehold deathtrap in the corner
Was Eddie in the building? -BravoStrong.
MrJturner74 this made me laugh so hard 💀💀
Wow that's crazy Annie, have you ever done DMT?
Cris Corcoran great comment
LMFAOO
''Well I write about that in the book.''
lol
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I just purchased all of Annie Jacobsen's audio books after watching a number of different episodes here on JRE... I can't believe I had never heard of her previously... Thanks JOE!!
Admit it, you purchased the AUDIO book for her voice...
This lady got dudes learnin and bustin at the same time
Hahaha
Don’t know how you’re bustin cuz I find her physical appearance, personality, body language, expressions and the way she speaks repulsive af. Not attractive at all
Jo SoZen that’s how we roll bro, gathering knowledge and shooting loads
D B well that’s one way to come out of the closet
@@fuegococoa lol noice
I love her voice. Putting her in a conversation with Morgan Freeman could cause you to have an eargasm.
Wow. I was just saying this out loud, and spotted your comment.
Okay internet, we need a mashup....
Build it and they will come
That is beyond beautiful to imagine
👀☠️😭
No, Morgan Freeman went with his granddaughter. He also brought her up.
@@elliotspencer5300 That has nothing to do with the sound of his voice.
When you go to the comments hoping for an intelligent discussion, but every comment is either a joke, or is about her voice.
Big time wankers.
Intelligent doesn't exist on the internet
Completely agree with you.
Thank you..exactly
Lol Ikr!
She has the best therapist voice ever.
Plato: "Only the dead have seen the end of war."
Does he have a podcast ?
@@freedomworks3976unfortunately no
@@freedomworks3976 usually he does local gigs
@@billyyou3939 dam r u shu're
I guess that includes him
Her voice is the future of U.S. military and C.I.A. operations
Will see
If i ever get a suit from crysis,i want her voice to say “cloke engaged”
why cant she be my siri😩 that wouldnt be badd
"An enemy armored train has been deployed"
Great for one night in the bedroom but hell being married too. 🤣 j/k please don't kill me scary lady who knows people.
Just FYI, she reads her book on Area 51 as an audiobook.
All her books exist as audiobooks with her narrating ;)
Instant best seller lol
Blind folded porn?
Joey Rogan had his hands under the table the entire interview.
@Jacob Roberts like getting the sex you dont want and not getting the sex you want.
I've watched this clip like 15 times and I still enjoy it.
This is the voice every dude hears on his left shoulder when some temptation is pulling them towards the darkness...
Indeed, I've heard this voice many times in my life lol
LOLLLLLLLLLL TRUTH 👏🏻
She didn't say anything that whole 17 minutes but her voice kept me listening.
Yeah xbox live can be like that sometimes
OK OKay, so I'm not the only one.....lol
Agent 47 just stopped by and played with her kids. He even showed her his distraction coins. Classic 47, such deadpan sense of humor.
Things not to do when 47 is around: lean on railings, stand under heavy objects, puke into toilets, drink drinks that have been sitting around, eat puffer fish. Did I miss anything?
My favorite comment ever bro
@@sebione3576 turn your back to him
currently playing Hitman. i laughed when i saw this comment and got compromised. thanks a ton 😭😭😭
Well guys I know so what do I do
I love the way she says "yes" while Joe is speaking
@Mike Maclean Meat Loaf lyrics for $1,000 Alex
Mike Maclean I bet you say that to all the boys.
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She is 🔥 what a voice 💕
When John wick drops by to see the kids
ONEH TEE ~ Hey, kids! Come see the cool weapons that John uses to kill people! *good*fucking*Lord*
What are you talking about? John Wick will just show them a pencil.
Brian McGowan what? He didn’t say anything thing about fortnite he used a pencil to kill a bunch of dudes in the movie
John Boy a fucken......pencil!
Just don't hurt his dog.
We need Annie Jacobson to say "the joe rogan experience"
Davis Gaming very true.
I consider this a missed opportunity if Joe's crew let that one go. Such a great idea!
@@joeywippledo9028 you mean hire on a best-selling author to do voice acting for your youtube channel?
@@mouchthebiker2938 well done captain obvious
Davis Gaming yessss
An incredible soft spoken person. I could listen to her speak all day.
Oof me too she has such a wonderful calming voice
She just sounds American.
She's cultivated that voice.
I’m jealous. I unfortunately just get a highly fabricated unauthentic voice that makes me cringe. Bummed cause I’m curious to hear more of what she has to say.
@@tomprice7885 you could shop around for a voice coach? If that'll help you feel better?
This woman is amazing. I could listen to her all day. Joe’s top at his game too!
I bought "Surprise, Kill, Vanish" on Audiobook... Just because it's her voice!! She narrates her own audiobook!!
Not too common to do that. Almost as if she did it cause she knows she has a gift.
Ok..break out the lube and tissues...
No way?! Welp this'll be the first audiobook I ever get
@MaddMardigan head ass
Say no more
She sounds like the psychologist from Rick and morty.
She sounds like unity too hahaha
WOW!!!
OMG, that's absurdly accurate! 😂
Her yeses make me tingle
Maybe it is man she really does
She isn't Susan Sarandon
I love listening to this lady ..... its always so informative and never boring
I could listen to Annie Jacobson all day long, that voice!
Truly one of the most fascinating people I have ever listened to, incredibly thought provoking, what I would give to sit down and talk to her for an hour.
My Dad was OSS WWII... he always said... "believe none of what you hear and half of what you see"... OSS became a private org when the CIA was created... she is spot on...
This woman is a fantastic communicator. Another great interview. 👍
Whenever some Only Fans slag or bitter Feminazi accuses me of being misogynistic, I always say "no, I just have standards...like Annie Jacobsen". She's just hands down an amazing woman❤
Great speaking voice.
Besides the UFO part when she's like “go read my book, go read my book, go read my book, go read my book, go read my…”. Like damn, now I don't want to.
The CIA is more concerned with US citizens who they don't like. You know, JFK, MLK, RFK, etc. etc.
Frank Olson
... and now Trump.
@@oliver0656 yes, agreed.
Trump is not on your list of examples? That,... in and of itself, seems rather peculiar!
You have no idea who they’re interested in, stop acting like you do
You can be programmed to kill and not think twice about it just like how you can be trained to be offended by everything. This was all figured out a very long time ago.
I was thinking the same shit a few days ago
It's amazing how fragile and moldable the human mind is, even into adulthood.
Sure, this is the reason why the advertising (propaganda) industry is worth so much money.
You cant fool all the people all the time, but you can fool enough people enough of the time to make a profit out of bullshit.
If your weak minded yes that very possible
It’s kinda ironic that people that we are taught to respect like that military guy is very weak minded
He might be tuff
But very weak minded
Oooooo scary!
I’m starting to think this lady has written a book.
I just hope she did the audiobook.
Jesus your fast
I have three of them. Good stuff
Too bad she didn't mention the title, I would have loved to check it out.
@@whitenoise509 called “Surprise, Kill, Vanish” and she mentioned it at least a couple of times.
Or maybe I didn’t get the sarcasm in your post...
When she said "there were lots of GI Joe's in the garden" I thought she was speaking metaphorically but she was speaking literally of toys in the garden. Lol
Lmao if I hadn’t read your comment I’d still think she was talking about real G.I l’s 😂
I was cooking I have an excuse
The CIA is compartmentalized, and some compartments operate on black budgets. This means they can do anything they want. As a normal tax paying citizen, I cross my fingers and hope they are doing the right thing.
No government agency should be able to secretly raise their own funds and spend them on anything they want without any approval from anyone.
Hence, the drug dealing??? Need cash money for these cats to play ,lots of heroin and coke paid for a lot of black ops operations
Not a chance!
How about you advocate for some more transparency then instead of just hoping? Like I highly doubt you put your investments on hope lmao. Please try not to be a non-playable character. "I'm praying for you" as a theist would say.
“the right thing” I just laughed loud as hell 🤣
They appreciate you and so many others for being gullible
"You are journalist, so you are trying not to judge". God, that sounds so weird nowadays.
You're reading too many OP-EDS
@@joshhorley2116 everything is op-eds these days
@@jasetran2186 Spoken like someone who only reads op-eds. Most journalism is just facts. But opinions are what get clicks, and get shared around by people more. That’s why it seems like everything is an op-ed. If you actually look for news on your own instead of just clicking on bullshit that idiots share on social media, you’ll quickly find that you’re just ignoring real journalism.
@@SnailHatan nah dude. If you count on the major news networks for real journalism then you’ll be waiting for all eternity because they don’t do real journalistic reporting. EVER!!! There are some true investigative journalists still around but they’re not mainstream and probably not on television.
@@j.akelly9775 Yeah dude. There is plenty of real journalism from major outlets.
She needs to be featured on the next Metal Gear Solid game
Absolutely
Jesse She's definitely a character...Also, why Metal Gear Solid? Sure, she is discussing topics that relate to the theme of the game, but she's a journalist, not a spy...
@@Americansikkunt she could still be a knowledgeable contact in the series. You're looking too into a game with gigantic mechs that can shoot rail guns and missiles with invisible ninjas and vampires.
@@Americansikkunt that's what she wants us to think, just a journalist. That alone gives for a juicy character in a MGS game.
Hahahaha
I'd rather have confined CIA operations than drone strikes in a village.
True, but soon it will just be drones with guns... then as we remove the human component the issue becomes one of at what line in the sand do we stop killing people. What level of offense becomes too low.
What people don't seem to understand is that when you accept the morality in the US conducting things like these then they automatically accept that other countries may freely eliminate people they percieve as threats in a similar manner. You should keep in mind that the German army during World War 2 initially rejected the idea of the Brandenburgers due to the simple fact that they broke the rules of conventional warfare in that they werent uniformed with the german army insignia. While It might be a stretch to say that the morality of the US army is worse than the nazi's I think It's worth pointing out that the idea of this kind of warfare was rejected initially by the german wehrmacht.
Parameter one of the guys I mentioned earlier was telling me about the other countries that use them (Russia, England, japan, Israel, Germany) and that the Russians also use lone operators that do amazing things “they’re showing me this thermal image of this building with... like 300 people in it and you see this one little dot go in and do whatever it did then leave and the heat signatures are all just fading to background.” Ya it sounds cool but where is the line drawn on what gets you killed, according to him they had to take a picture of the target and get a blood sample “we get in and out, we kill everyone, you don’t want them behind you.” To bring that back to the original point, other than the fact that the building is still there, how is that different than a drone strike?
@@jerkfudgewater147 Far harder to cover up a drone strike than having someone slip something into your food. I'm sure a whole lot of poison killings are listed as natural caused deaths. The bottom line issue is that when a goverment decides to kill It needs to be accountable and take responsibility for the killing.
Parameter accountable to who? Even the great America has propaganda so thick no one knows what’s real, half the story or a complete lie... google (a DARPA creation) changes what it shows people based on what it thinks they want, what are the chances it’s not hiding stories deemed unflattering. The people this video, the South American media and this comment thread are talking about are not killing people with poison slipped into food, bullets made of poison sure sometimes but it’s either bullets or some other violent death. When they “kill everyone” they aren’t doing that with cleverly poisoned ice cream parfait for everyone... they’re shooting them
Her voice is so soothing. She needs to do audiobooks I’d listen to everyone
I called a 1-900 number...and im pretty sure she was on the other end of the line
Sorry to disappoint you, dude, but it was me.
Just record the bit where she say’s “please”. Tasty.
Mmmm, tell me about Afghanistan, do it... slowly... do it calmly..
1-800*
lmaooi
Very intelligent lady, knowledgable, got a great tone in her voice. I could listen to her all day. She’s is a very skilled communicator. One of the best podcasts
Gives a helluva snarky hamjob too
Eddie Bravo should have popped out of nowhere and said "Could you see the earth's curvature or the stars through the scope? No? Exactly, neither exist."
Lmao. Eddie would probably accuse her of being in the CIA, "No Joe, No, Cantchu see?! Shes on the other SIIIIIIDE!! Her and Brian Callen."
LOL, f-in Eddie man...
omfg lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That guy is fucking moron lol
@Plasma Matter Eddie questions everything, so he's no idiot, but you on the other hand.
"Is it necessary." Powerful sentence. The right question. I'm stunned speechless.
Why is she using her bedroom voice??
She has a wicked porn voice! That's probably how she markets her audio books
Michelle Light 😂😂
Cuz she’s talking about someone murdering people
So she lowers her voice to make it sound like it’s all good
Its exciting!
She wants that Rogan Schlong slapped onto her face
Pulls out a serrated knife. What’s that for? “Sometimes the job requires quiet” I felt that 😟
Why did it bother her? It's the personal nature of it. Taking a life is a personal thing on it's own, but touching someone while you do it is on a different level. There is a detachment with the rifle, there is distance. With a knife, you could smell the other person.
@@tidefanyankee2428 if it’s an isis militant or jihadist than I would gladly do it with a screw driver .. wouldn’t blink an eye , matter of fact I hope I feel it as much as possible.
@@PrinceOfTheCity1 u realize they view the US military as terrorists too, right?
@@cruzanassassin it doesn’t matter what they think lol. I truly hope you aren’t American or from the free world although I can tell you already are. Not sure if you’re even truly aware of the savagery that happens in that part of the world.
I am positive you wouldn’t last 24 hours without severe ptsd forming.
@@PrinceOfTheCity1 they literally say the same things about the west... You're in the west thinking they're spreading propaganda... While they're thinking the exact same thing... You literally said u would love to kill then with an ice pick... They see messages like that and it confirms to them the west are savages... Just like u would think if u saw one of them say they would love to kill a US soldier with an ice pick... Both parties think they have a legit beef and the other is evil that they must eradicate
Very good interview. I went and bought 2 of Annie’s books immediately Surprise, Kill, Vanish and Operation Paper Clip. I cannot wait to read them both. Awesome show Joe!
The one important fact that she quickly goes past in PAPERCLIP is Project Bluebird being started at Camp King by CIA and ex Nazis
Have you read them yet?
Great interview! Love how her perspective isn’t clouded by sentimentality. “Is it necessary?”
Good and bad are far too variable parameters to base those decisions on.
I’m going to go look for the full podcast of this one.
Make no mistake, the 'Defense Department' is a rebranding of what was once called the War Department. We now have endless wars that have nothing to do with 'defense' or security. It's about economics.
Actually, the Department of the Army is the direct legal successor to the Department of War. The Department of the Army and the Department of the Navy used to be separate and report directly to the President.
Now it's the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force all reporting to the Secretary of Defense who reports to the President.
We've been in a perpetual state of war since our founding. Research the history of American war/armed conflict. There have been VERY few years (a surprisingly low number) that we have been at "peace".
1947-48 the national defense establishment combined the war department with the navy department simultaneously splitting the war department into the army & air force departments. With this the ucmj unified the court martial stuff and a defence secretary and 3 service secretaries overseeing this apparatus.
sometimes the best Defense is Offense
War is a business. As long as the military complex is able to buy politicians like you buy lap dances at a tittie bar this cruel joke of "fighting for our freedoms" will never end.
She is The real life lady from The Equalizer
Exactly! That was my first thought. In the first one when she says "He was asking permission" goosebumps. Love that movie
@Hulk Hogan then watch the Nazi clip and see how much credability she gets back that you think she lost. Area 51 is all disinformation anyway. Who knows where to start.
i was thinking the same, susan and robert mc call..the live version indeed
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@elephantrider78 You're an idiot, all combat knifes are serrated to create Maximum damage and blood loss upon withrawal after stabbing.
The best professor I had at University was Dr. G. He had served with the OSS & he helped me deal with some PTS from my time in Vietnam. Since I’m in my mid-70s I’m pretty sure he’s passed, but he helped me bring a lot of what we do I to perspective. We must understand the times we live in, to understand what we do.
Was this by any chance at Montana or Wyoming, and was he Filipino? My dad had a prof that was a "tunnel rat", but some of the stories he's mentioned sounds more like SOG and less like a Marine tunnel man
Ron-Lam, Not knocking your Prof, but it is hard to shine a turd into a diamond. The Military Industrial Complex never saw a war that they didn't like and they are masters at justifying conflict$$$ Given everything that we know about the Vietnam conundrum, it is undeniable that we had absolutely Zero business fighting there. It is ridiculous how many battles we wage, and I am surprised that the American population are not outraged at the blood and treasure we squander frivolously around the globe. Not an armchair General here- over a quarter century of military service, and yes, I did deploy to war zones.
@@clydebailliff --- which brings up Afghanistan and Ukraine. We should not be instigating and escalating these wars... but we're there at the behest of the Military Industrial Complex... and the motives are Financial PROFIT.
@@diannebutler1807 one could argue that the U.S. should clean up after themselves after they leave a mess. As per Ukraine, didn't NATO get Ukraine to get rid of their nuclear arsenal in exchange for protection, practically opening the doors for a Russian invasion?
The military machine was always about making war because it makes money.This is a corrupt system where absolute power is top priority.
I loved reading Operation Paperclip. Didn’t realize it was the author but recognized her smooth, velvety voice from the Audible presentation. So much amazing info packed in there. ❤
I want her to hug me and tell me that everything is fine when I ouch my knee
Congrats
You have mommy issues
🤣
😂😂😂
She's the kindergarten teacher we all wanted but never got😞
Lol
Does this lady have an ASMR channel?
No. She does however have alive sex chat. Only she talks about CIA assassins and government conspiracies. Still hot as fuck, though.
Timothy Gunter yee whats it called
I came to the comment section, KNOWING I'd find an ASMR comment!
Damn she'd be great at that.
I mean, right lol she would set the ASMR on 🔥
Alexander Daly That was what I was thinking! I have trouble relaxing/calming my brain/sleeping, & love ASMR. This lady has a voice made for that, doesn't she?
It wasn't the Turkish embassy Khashoggi walked into. It was Saudi Arabia's embassy in Turkey.
Big difference
Facts are facts
@Paragon Test yeah, definitely not.
@Paragon Test it was once Arabia but now considering Saudi Arabia exists and its quite far from Turkey you can't just mix up arabia and turkey.
@@jakemorrison8507 Haha! Wtf!?
I knew a guy who was a retired Army Green Beret who used to work with the CIA. He referred to them as the company store. He said he participated in the mission that ended Che Guevara. I am not sure in what capacity he participated, but I believed him. He was an incredibly intelligent, very lonely man who rubbed people the wrong way due to his lack of social skill, but he was an interesting person to know. I often wish I had stayed in touch with him. In fact I tried contacting him a few years ago and found out he had passed just a few months that. I was so disappointed in myself for not doing it much sooner.
Well killing Ernesto did wonders didn't it?
the MOST interesting people i've ever met have been the quiet reserved type.
Most people ain't got shit to say, just wanna hear themselves talk lol.
The quiet ones seem to stay quiet unless you mention some shit that's worth talking about lol.
I'm sure serving his government was very worth it lol
P0 q😊cc ❤"0 py
"peace condor"
I told the CIA to not put markings on their uniforms - TK Kirkland
A 112 Vlad crossover, I was not expecting this
Now that’s great !
yooo I needed that thank you
Lmfao
Greatest crossover since Avengers.
Her voice.. so velvet. Like a warm blanket.
Lol
Word!
The softness in her voice is so deceptive.
Her voice would be perfect for a computer
@@BryonLetterman I was thinking the exact same thing. Like shes the computers voice in the spaceship telling you things like, "Automatic Navigational System engaged".
Deceptive how ?
@@dlynchtech how is it not?
@@thefateweaverchannel2288 like how is the softness or tone of her voice in of it’s self deceptive? Like I guess you were getting at she’s talking about some dark subject matter but her voice is simultaneously soothing to listen to but Idk lol
I'm always blown away by how Joe is able to just get it. He's never served, yet his open mindedness and general insight is just amazing and he just gets it. Not just with the mentality of the military, but seemingly with every subject that is brought up on his show.
Her voice is what I imagine spreading cream cheese on a toasted bagel would sound like if you held your ear very closely to it.
Oddly specific and yet so accurate.
That’s a good one
Lmfaoo
Jesus I just ne'd so hard. Not laughed...but almost.
MY NIGGA CHILL 🤣🤣🤣😂😭😭😭💀
That voice though... When she says "yes", I feel like I'm about to hear some low key relationship advice from Delilah.
De li lahhhhhhhhhh
Mike Hunt weird ass
Pieces of silver
For Apply, NO KIDDING, Warped.
Delilah? Freddy Mercury’s Calico Cat? 🐈
She comes across as very knowledgebale. I enjoyed listening to her. Just placed an order for her book. Looking forward to reading it.
Hats off to Joe Rogan for inviting guests who really know they're talking about
"Rosie O'Donnell talking 💩, take her out!" 😂😂😂 lost it!
She really is a pleasure to listen too, wonderful content.
Did her voice turn u on?
To listen *TO, not TOO
@@MultilinguistGlobalFitBlessed you feel better clown.
@@MultilinguistGlobalFitBlessed That typo really grinded my gear "too"!!
She no doubt thinks so too, low registering feminine voices are attractive, which I also have no doubt that she's been told she's in possession of... She is fully aware of herself
She sounds like Diana from Hitman Agent 47
That's cause she is
PITRACK16 Diana has a British accent.
Sounds like that evil woman from Casper
@@Reece29287All the same to someone who doesn't give a fuck about either
Correct
“ I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. It’s - it was like - we had entire training courses. It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment.” - Mike Pompeo, Texas A&M University (April 15, 2019)
This lady is an asset. She is the best interviewee I’ve ever watched on the JRE God bless her and her family
Imagine her voice in hitman,
"Good evening 47, welcome to Dubai. Your target is *******, a multi billionaire of a shipping company. Tomorrow night he'll be attending a party for VIPs in Burj Khalifa hotel, the ticket to the party is in your hotel room, along with your weapons and there's a syringe from our client for you to eliminate the target. Our client also requested this to be quite and no witnesses, good luck 47, and do enjoy the party."
It’s Fuckwiiiit, a how should we say a.... billionaire.
Joe" My FOREHEAD lights up everytime Jamie pulls up a clip" Rogan
Lol
Hahahahahahahahaahaahaahaha
lmfao
Hahaha this!
thanks for all the unconditional love just sitting through your videos is gods gift
Loved all her books, can’t wait for her next one. So glad Joe brought her on, she has a deep plethora of knowledge, should have her on the show again sometime.
Eee😅😂 1:43 bybe😅😢-
her books are 100% bs
Check out her interview on lex
She is very impressive and I love her low key demeanor and voice!
no, of course cia killing are not justified, as they're never killing out of necessity or self defense, they kill because they are hardcore psychopaths, which is why they can never win any of the wars they start ... in other words; she's a narcissist
Genuine question...are you a lesbian? The reason i ask is that I personally think most straight men will post similar comments (just look at the comments section for proof) ranging from the most subtle to the more sexually extreme end of the spectrum... but i wonder if gay men and straight women are NOT affected by her voice the same way straight men (and gay women?) seem to be.
Straight men will "pay attention" to this women the way a gay man would not (but granted, actually take in what she is saying, were a straight man will most likely zone in and out).
Or....maybe its actually more simple and everyone is affected by a voice like hers the exact same way?
@@emowookie9337 genuine question r u single? Cause if u can only pay attention to a woman if she's hot or a hot voice that's prob not a good thing. And I'm not criticizing just wondering if you have a tough being in a relationship.
Her voice and pronunciation and cadence is such a pleasure to listen to. Asmr
*not turkish embassy Saudi embassy in Turkey. Huge distinction
plus he was a member of the Moslem Brotherhood
@SaltyBrains just a troll trying to justify his brutal murder in an embassy of all places
Saying it was the Turkish embassy where he was killed implies that the Turks were the ones who killed him. It was the Saudi Embassy.
@@bjosezombie87 Unfortunate mistake for sure, but he did state that Khashoggi was killed by Saudi Arabia just seconds later so it was somewhat corrected by that. Probably just a poorly worded statement from Joe, I would be surprised if someone as interested in these kinds of things (as Joe is) would actually mistake it for a Turkish Embassy.
Yes, I'm a fan of the podcast, but this is a major f up, you can't get shit like this wrong
I could listen to her for hours…
I bought her book on audible half way through this video
Congratulations. Couldnt have been one of the 100 times she mentioned it
When she started talking about visiting with the relatives of Che Guevara and Vo Nguyen Giap of the Vietnam conflict, I ordered the book on Amazon Prime.
@@theyeticlutch3486 I was made aware of the book because of the 100 times she mentioned it. But I wanted to buy it after she spoke about something I have interest in, in this case how the U.S. government works behind closed doors, in detail.
JFK: "I'm going to splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces."
Didn't that end up happening to his head ?
CIA: I'm gonna splinter jfks head into a thousand pieces
And then pappi Bush talking about the thousand points of light in one of his speaches
JFK fricking LOVED the CIA, just not when their work shows up on the news. That is why he had the CIA try to kill Castro, and support the people who overthrew Diem in Vietnam, although ironically someone killed Kennedy a couple days before the South Vietnamese military (including at least one VC undercover operator) killed Diem.
I enjoyed this conversation. I admired Joe for allowing her to speak on the knowledge she has acquired.
It was through his podcasts I first heard a bunch of her stuff... probably one of his best guests, real deal journalism.
I worked as a "support" guy in Air Force Special Operations...we would actually separate folks (like discharge them from the service) and they would go perform a mission and technically they were civilians. After the operation, they would come back and get reinstated in the same position/rank/whatever that they before. The guy who set up the landing strip for the rescue effort for the hostages in Iran, he was Mr Carney when he was setting up those lights.
NOC NOC
They weren't paid when they were separated from service and it was all for appearances...this isn't complicated.
@@marksmith4346 that’s exactly what he said
Official cover or unofficial cover. They even had their own airlines. Flew weapons to shan people to khun Sa, in Golden triangle. Flew opium out , unloaded at thai airbase, planes unmarked , radio controlled and tracked by private company in thailand. That's who started the gogo bars . Flying tigers. Lol
I call BS, get real ranger rick
I’m a dude and this lady’s voice knocked me up
*THE CIA HAS ENTERED THE CHAT......* 👀
@Tina Wagner I agree 100%
Definitely
Joe is hypnotized 😂😂
She’s so passionate and totally 💯 into what she talks about. I love it!
i don't know how much of this is boasting and exaggerations from the people she interivewed, or if she is gullible or she is fishing for the most grandiose stories to write her book. I have known many humans who will pump up their stories when they were 1/10 of relaity. I take all tales of CIA operatives with a grain of salt. Her book might be just a CIA funded propaganda to make it seem to the world they are this ever present, all powerful entity that can take you out on a whim. I take her stories for what they are, stories.
I'm under the impression this talented woman has killed at least one person in her life.
Annie Jacobsen is long thought by those in the know to be a disinformation agent for the CIA
This dumb shits got no idea about anything shes talking about.
Ethan H why do you say that
@@fadul9991, it's in the eyes.
I'm probably mistaken.
I'm wrong a lot.
Underrated comment
"Listen my man, I sold 'em the rifle"
-TK Kirkland
Haha~
Nice.
When will that catdaddy slimeball come on JRE?
😂😂
Lmao. When the vlad and Rogan audience link up 🤝
@@Dutch3k5 it's getting there, see people mentioning Rogan every now and then on vlads comment section
i LOVE that she says its not a question of right or wrong, but of if it's necessary. 🎯🎯🎯👌🏾
Great interview, I seriously don't think there's a better interviewer than Joe. Well done once again.
Conversationalist*, not really an interviewer
@@apollo1573 ah, good point.
@@apollo1573 Interviewer IS technically one of his job titles though as he conducts the post fight interviews in the UFC lol
i don't know how much of this is boasting and exaggerations from the people she interivewed, or if she is gullible or she is fishing for the most grandiose stories to write her book. I have known many humans who will pump up their stories when they were 1/10 of relaity. I take all tales of CIA operatives with a grain of salt. Her book might be just a CIA funded propaganda to make it seem to the world they are this ever present, all powerful entity that can take you out on a whim. I take her stories for what they are, stories.
Shawn ryan
Ugh I love her voice 😍 this is some good stuff 👌🏼
Glad Im not the only one hahaha...she has a nice bedroom voice for sure
She sounds and looks like Lisa Ann lmfao
The most amazing thing to me about this video is that apparently this isn't common knowledge for most people. When I was a brand new private in the Army I got sent on a temporary duty as a gopher on a master sergeant promotion board. Just taking files to the colonels and sergeants major who were reviewing the people for promotion. We'd get a list of names with their social security numbers and we'd go pull those files, put them together, and drop them off. Then put them back when they were done. Every so often we'd come across names that would be listed as Doe, John 000-00-0001; Doe, John 000-00-0002, etc. We saw plenty of special forces guys in those files with all kinds of crazy backgrounds. So couldn't figure out what the John Does were all about. We were told those were Delta Force guys on active missions so their identity was top secret. Their files were kept in a safe. When they came up an armed MP would have to escort the file from the safe to the promotion board and stand by till they were done then escort the file back to the safe. None of us were allowed to leave until those files were back in the safe. There were maybe 100 of them, E-7s up for E-8..... And that was in 1996. When we weren't at war with anybody. And that's just Delta Force. Imagine how secret the CIA guys were.
Well CIA is acknowledged, DELTA( CAG) is well…. Non existent according to the pentagon
Very interesting the way they set up the covers and fronts. Inside and outside of the military. Private contractors , but in reality , a Cia operation.
I can't even imagine being a nameless shadow.
A nameless shadow, trained and equipped to be among the most efficient hunters and killers of men in the entire world.
During 1996 when we "weren't at war with anyone", we were, in reality:
1) Intermittently bombing Iraq over a period of 12 years in between the two Gulf Wars.
2) Staging a coup d'etat in Albania.
3) Laying the ground work for our illegal and immoral invasion of Serbia for the purposes of: a) agitating the Russians b) ensuring the free flow of Bin Laden's heroin into Europe
And about a dozen other ops which have materialized into the sort of proxy warfare prescribed by the PNAC.
We are always at war, don't kid yourself.
Her voice is so calming and relaxing
I agree with almost everybody she does have a sexy voice
Orlando Cruise , you got that right ... damn sexy voice 👍🏻😉
She needs to record her own audiobook for her new book
I thought I was going nuts till I came to the comments and realised I’m not the only one lol
Orlando Cruise seriously
Lisa Ann u ain’t gettin by my eye
For real
Wdym
Wdym??
Lol
That’s hilarious because now I can’t unsee that now 😂
She could do voice over for audiobooks. Easily and well.
She does
"Self-licking ice cream cone". Somewhere there is a meme, LOL.
I wish she had a book or something that has more details of these stories, if she does, she should have at least mentioned it....
If only
She does and mentions the title multiple times
How dare she plug her book
Great your sarcasm is
My dad was a Vietnam Marine who unwittingly took part in the Air America scam. He always said every Marine was a member of the CIA whether they knew it or not.
Every soldier is a member. They can recruit you at any moment for a mission
@@Bigman-fh1fz they had no trouble recruiting assets out the enlisted ranks. So many Gung ho types, who would do anything with simple programming that took place in boot camp. A few were used as stooges and patsies.
@@Bigman-fh1fz can a servicemember decline??
@@larrywheels762 sounds like a movie plot
@@robynpayne9448yes the CIA is incredibly hard to get into, he’s exaggerating
This is all true, my step father was one of those guys military/CIA ... he is now over 70 years old, he suffered from PTSD from all the people he killed. He decided that he couldn’t live in the US anymore, he never went back to live on US soil, because not all assassination were justified and he thinks there was a lot of lies at the time. He still has all his memories and diplomas at home, all the congratulation letters from the head of the CIA at the time when he was serving...it is a fantastic story.
you should write about it someday!
@@frankiesabba I would love to but sometimes I am afraid he will go back to his PSDT. Honestly, after he is gone I hope I can get his diary, and all his memories
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@@viajer2011 how did he join?
@@Mikeplaysdbd that much I don't know but i believe he joined the military at the age of 18 and got out around 26 to 28 years old. As I said, he is now over 70 years old. He went to Vietnam and he was also part of secret operations in South America...he was in Chile at the time of the Coup against Salvador Allende.
I loved her song "Stay"