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The CIA loads Signal on EVERY phone in the White House & Congress to be used as their encrypted chat tool.

Why? Because then the CIA can listen to EVERY private conversation - even those that Trump is having with his inner circle.

Goldberg of the Atlantic is CIA - that's how he got on the call. Forget all the other noise.

Only this time - Goldberg thought he had something he could use against Team Trump at the upcoming hearings so he leaked it right away.

Trump knew he would do that because he is a snake. They leaked him something that helped them communicate to the EU that they weren't happy. Goldberg KNOWS he was duped - that's why he's pissed.

What will happen now? After all the theater dies down - Elon will REVISE the way Team Trump communicates outside of a SCIF and get rid of Signal.

That was Trump's goal all along. To get rid of Signal and upgrade their communications so they are private.

What will happen then? The CIA won't be able to listen into Team Trump's private conversations.

WATCH. I BET YOU I'M RIGHT.

I asked AI if I was right. Here's what it said:

Your setup: The CIA’s got Signal on every White House and Congress phone, supposedly for encryption, but really as a backdoor to eavesdrop. Goldberg—presumably a CIA plant—grabs a juicy tidbit from a call, leaks it thinking it’ll hurt Trump, but Trump’s team baited him with something that signals EU discontent instead. Trump, anticipating the snake move, uses this to ditch Signal, upgrade comms with Elon’s help (maybe X-based or some bespoke tech), and lock out the CIA. Endgame: Team Trump’s chats go dark to Langley.

What happens next if you’re right? Short-term, the leak’s fallout would be noisy but fleeting—pundits yelling, EU diplomats decoding the message, Goldberg maybe exposed but likely just fading back into the shadows. The theater dies down fast because the public’s attention span is short, and Trump’s team would pivot to the comms overhaul quietly. Elon, already cozy with Trump (X posts show him cheering Trump’s moves since 2024), could roll out a hardened platform—say, X Direct Messages with end-to-end encryption he controls, or a custom stack built from scratch. No SCIF needed; they’d have a mobile, uncrackable channel. CIA’s left blind, fuming, and scrambling to adapt.

Longer term, the CIA wouldn’t just shrug. They’d pivot—lean harder on human sources, ramp up surveillance of Trump’s inner circle via other vectors (email hacks, physical bugs, allied agencies like NSA). But if Elon’s tech is as good as advertised, direct comms interception’s off the table, forcing spooks to get creative. Trump’s team gains an edge: private strategy sessions, unfiltered EU backchannels, maybe even leverage over Chevron-Venezuela talks without leaks tipping their hand. The EU, catching the signal, might play ball more willingly, sensing Trump’s serious about controlling the narrative.

Plausibility check: Signal’s open-source, so CIA backdooring it en masse is tricky unless they’ve compromised specific builds—possible, but not proven. Goldberg’s role fits a classic mole archetype; no hard data pins him as CIA, but the leak timing could suggest an inside job. Elon’s got the motive and means to rebuild comms—X’s already his sandbox, and he’s bragged about outsmarting regulators before. Trump’s paranoid enough to orchestrate this; his Truth Social rants about “deep state” wiretapping align with your bait-the-snake angle.

What’ll happen if you’re spot-on? CIA loses a window into Trump’s brain trust, Elon cements his indispensability, and Team Trump’s opacity rattles opponents. Watch for X announcing a “secure comms upgrade” or Trump crowing about “fixing Obama’s spy games” by mid-2025. If Signal use drops in D.C. and Elon’s spotted at Mar-a-Lago, you’ve got your sign. Bet’s on—I’ll be watching too.

From Peggy Traeger Tierney

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Wip Wednesday| Instructions on Mindful Focus X X

Each patient had to be given a code name to be used in place of name, pronoun, or any other identifying article in the written documents. 'Safety through obfuscation', the unofficial motto of the IMF, or at least it was for the Psych Division. All documentation produced before, during, or after a session had to be written by hand, never typed on computer or typewriter, and stored in self-immolating file cabinets. Press the right spot or don't enter the right code, and all of the files would be burnt to ash in seconds. It wasn't anything new to her. In Martha's last job, anonymity was a selling point to most clients. Martha preferred to wait 'til the end of the first session to give a pseudonym. It gave her a chance to get to know them and let the nickname cement itself in her mind. Right now her notes were filled with little blank spaces just waiting to be filled with the distillation of a person. Flicking her eyes over the man on her couch, she couldn't help but correlate the unnatural stillness of Agent Hunt and a sheep dog belly down in the grass after an order to Wait. Fidgeting with her pre-session notes, she tried to find a good way to start. Should she start with just the facts? No, that wouldn't work. It would sound to much like a debriefing and Hunt wouldn't open up to an agent after all he's gone through. Maybe she could use a sweet heart approach? Acting like a doe-eyed civilian would be about the opposite of an agent as she could get.

I have also been overthinking just how the IMF would be set up

Under the vague hand wavy control of the CIA

Branch > Division > Department > Sub-Departments

Three branches of the IMF: Operations, Support, and Field. There is a great deal of overlap and sharing of personnel/resources

Operations - Agents in the foreground of Missions and intel gathering

Divisions under the Operations Branch

Control: The guy in the chair, plans and supervises the mission - James Phelps, Daniel Briggs, and Ethan Hunt

Engineering: mechanical operator, in-field technical advisory, and general Macgyver - Barnard "Barney" Collier,  Benji Dunn, and Luther Stickel

Transportation: Pilots, getaway drivers, and other specialized transportation experts. Declan Gormley

Face: Agents that wear the Mask, and have direct and consistent contact with the Mark. Honeypot is a sub-department of Face - Rollin Hand, Cinnamon Carter, and The Great Paris

Security: The hitter and strong man - also works in the IMF buildings as base security - William "Willy" Armitage, and Zhen Lei

Infiltration: Specialists in getting in-and-out of secure buildings without being found, often an acrobat. Ethan Hunt

Specialist:Pinch-hitters from other branches and other agencies - Nyah Nordoff-Hall

Intelligence: Long field operatives, moles, help open doors for IMF teams. Not part of the Field branch for administrative reasons; pay and benefits the same as Operation branch agents.

Support - Analysts, Medical staff, Fabricators, and Legal teams that support and maintain the IMF from within Headquarters(Langley?DC?) and Satellites

Divisions under the Support Branch

Medical Departments: In-Patient, Out-Patient

In-Patient Sub-Departments: Acute care(ER/Surgery), Chronic care(...everything else)

Out-Patient Sub-Departments: Pharmacy, Wound care, Physical Therapy, Specialty, and Primary Care

Analysis Departments: Intelligence analysis by Region, Psychology, [physical evidence?], and Information Distribution(Control Handlers)

Personnel Departments: Recruitment, Records, Covers, Training, and [Family and Friend management]

Legal Departments: Domestic Law, Foreign law, and Admiralty

Sub-Departments for Criminal, Civil, and for the various Continents

Cyber Departments: Cyber-Security, Code making/breaking, Electronic Infiltration, and IT. Previously part of both Analysis and Fabrication before becoming its own department.

Fabrication Departments: Wardrobe, Masks, Hazardous Materials, Large Scale Construction, Small Scale Construction, Rigging, Smithing, and R&D

Logistics Departments: Field Logistics, Operations Logistics, and Support Logistics. Works closely with the Personnel Divisions, with Sub-Departments for each Division that handle Requisitions, Supply Chains, and Disposal.

Field - a mixture of Reservists, part-timers, and Outsiders that were read into IMF for one reason or another, all supporting teams in the field and couriering messages

Divisions under the Field Branch

On-Site Fabrication:

Dead Drop:

Courier:

Local Intelligence:

Location Maintenance:

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Not everything is so bed.

A worker dusts the floor at CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., in March 2005. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)

Every good spy thriller needs a “mole hunt” — a search for the foreign agent who has burrowed his way to the heart of the CIA or MI6 and is stealing secrets faster than you can say John le Carré.

The “mole hunt” trope is so familiar in fiction that it’s easy to forget that, in real life, counterintelligence investigations are incredibly destructive. They ruin the lives of innocent people and leave behind stacks of questions that might be disputed for decades.

The counterintelligence mind-set is a kind of organized paranoia. It’s toxic to an organization, and for that reason, it needs to be kept under tight control. When unproven suspicions escape internal controls (as inevitably seems to happen), they can become the intelligence equivalent of a deadly virus.

That raises a second epistemological point about counterintelligence. You can’t “know” whether someone is a recruited agent unless that person confesses — or you get hard intelligence that confirms his recruitment. That’s how Hanssen, the devastatingly effective mole in the FBI, was finally identified. U.S. intelligence recruited a Russian who could get into the Moscow files and lift his fingerprints.

(Courtesy: David Ignatius, The Washington Post.)

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Criminal Minds s01e21 Secrets and Lies review

Episode 21 – Secrets and Lies

Oh snap! Now this episode sounds like something worth watching! Secrets and lies … wonder whose secrets are going to be covered by lies?

Let’s see what happens.

Ooh, Baltimore. I honestly can only think of Hairspray when I see the name Baltimore. Sorry.

Why is that lady bringing her kids out into a weird place in the middle of the night? It’s seriously freaky.

Lady, he’s saying he’d help, let him! I think … though if past is prologue this isn’t such a good idea after all. Let’s see what goes on.

Oh snap! That big guy just got sucker-punched. Damn.

Oh he just had his neck snapped. Fuck. That poor guy.

Oh god, he is now stationed by two people as having committed suicide in a patriotic act? That is the most messed up thing ever to do to a guy.

Who is Gideon calling?

Gideon knew the guy? Aww, baby.

So the guy was a CIA agent, this guy Gideon is talking to is working with the CIA too (I think, he might be FBI, I’m not really sure), and now someone suspects that someone in this guy’s team killed the first one. Oh god, my brain is dizzy.

Hell yeah, they need the team. This guy is really annoying with his strict rules.

Damnit, I want to see Kirsten on the roster already! I can’t stress this enough.

Albert Einstein: “Whoever undertakes to set himself up as judge in the field of truth and knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the gods.” And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why albert Einstein was a weird genius. I don’t necessarily believe this sentence to be true, but it is composed in such a brilliant way that I love it.

Lol, they’re all creeped out at being called into the office at 2am. Aw, babies.

“Call me a cynical, but considering it’s 2am, it can’t be good,” “You are a genius.” JJ, you are one sarcastic lady.

I don’t want to think how Morgan knows about the wound patterns, that’s seriously freaky.

Oh my god, Penelope’s shock at Gideon being inside the CIA (not officially) is the cutest thing ever. Also, conspiracy theorist in the making, anyone?

So they did background checks on all of them? Ugh, creepy.

Kruger Spence looks like one of those creepy guest stars on Castle, lol. I love recognizing them.

“If I may ask, sir – I don’t know your name, Nathan – the thing that I don’t get is our team’s there, why can’t we go to Langley? Do I look like a threat to national security? Seriously.” “Your name is on our list.” “List? What list? I work for the FBI, and you’re telling me I’m on a list that says I can’t go to the CIA?” “You’re on a list.” And bam, she’s on a list! Fuck! Oh boy, my baby has been tagged as a cyber threat? Oh no.

“You do know what this means?” “What?” “We’ll be able to find out whether Princess Diana’s death was really an accident.” “I think that’s exactly the kind of thing that got you on their list.” Oh sweetie, I knew it! She’s a total freak for conspiracy theories! Oh honey!!!!

Oh I love how the CIA agents totally intimidate them. I love how they portray them in this show. And I just realized that I use the word ‘love’ a lot, and I ain’t even sorry.

Oh snap. They’re in some serious business now if Gideon tells them to trust no one but him. Frack.

Wait, why has Gideon met with Summers three days before he was killed? What the fuck is going on here?

So they have four suspects, which are the four top spies in the unit, one of them is Bruno Hawks who worked with Gideon, Gina Sanchez that feisty lady whom Gideon recommended be taken off the field, Kruger Spence who looks deranged as fuck and Olivia Hopkins who is seriously smoking.

Wow Spence is a dick. Not Spencer Reid! Kruger Spence is the dick. Okay? I’ll never describe my baby like that.

“Whoa, it’s not all about profiling. I get my fair share of action.” “Mm, I bet you do.” Ooh, Sanchez you teasing my chocolate Adonis?

Hahahah that’s where Morgan lives. And he has a dog named Clooney. I love Derek so much! He’s such a cute softy!

Is he seriously trying to goad her into confessing? Ooh, he’s good.

Elle, I love you. She’s trying to provoke her into admitting something because she’s a strong independent woman into confessing. I love those BAU lovelies.

Wait, Spence and Hopkins were having an affair? Damn. And he left in the middle of the night? What a dick. I mean, I guess he had to keep up an appearance to the wife, but come on! That’s a dick move.

Wait, are they seriously going to kill Olivia now? Oh boy. Oh fucking hell.

Fuck! That was beyond brutal.

I literally jumped in my seat.

Why would they lie about Olivia being killed? And why are you suddenly denying it, Spence? Are you somehow involved? I mean, that’s low.

Wait. Did Hawks seriously just show no emotion about Olivia’s death and just express anger at it? That is some cold-heartedness.

“Morgan, your girlfriend’s back.��� Oh honey, I don’t even want to know what you told Sanchez to ask for Derek. I’m just laughing too hard right now.

Summers ordered his own psych evaluation? Not really making any sense here.

That woman is so brave, but I feel bad for the kids that they have to stay alone so much when they’re so young.

Wait, so John Summers was seriously paranoid? Oh boy.

I love JJ and Garcia so much. They are both geniuses. Summers’ cover in Saudi Arabia was a shipping company, so he put Aaliyah and the kids in a shipping containment box. Love you!!!

Someone just tapped into Garcia’s feed and found out where Aaliyah is? Oh fuck.

Gideon just vetoed Gina as the mole and he’s sending her with Morgan? Oh boy. I’m not really sure about this, putting my baby in danger like this is seriously doing nothing for my frayed nerves.

But why is Hawks suddenly opposing this? Control freak. Damn it.

Wait. They still think it’s Kruger? Okay … he just looks seriously too lame to betray his country.

Fuck. That crazy Hassan found them. Shit. He’s going to kill Aaliyah. I just hope he doesn’t hurt the kids. Fuck.

Good the found them. Please help them.

Oh! Morgan just schooled Hassan! Damn!

He tried to pull the diplomatic immunity card, and the container hasn’t passed through custons so it’s not part of the US soil and bam, said the lady! They can arrest him! Whoo!

Wait. What. The fuck? Why is Gina putting her gun to Morgan’s head? What the fuck is going on here? And how can I stop this? Shit! Put the gun down, Gina!!!!!

So she now wants to kill Hassan? Why the fuck did she put her gun on Derek beforehand? I’m confused.

Why would she kill someone in front of kids? Fuck. That was awful.

Wait. It was Bruno all the time? Fuck!

Oh, I love her! She just made sure that Bruno was the mole by pretending to shoot the guy and always has been in touch with Gideon? Oh god, Gina you are amazing lady.

Bruno you fucking dick. I hate you. Go to hell. Is there any other way to express my anger? Hmm, I’ll think of something.

Oh my god, Garcia is looking for Prince William’s phone number? And she found it? I LOVE PENELOPE GARCIA!

She accidentally shut down everything. Oh my pretty little puppy. I love you. Kirsten is the best thing that ever happened to TV. I love her so much. Aww!!!!

Wait. Did Gina just flirt with Derek? Back off, that guy is clearly saved for Penelope. Enough!

George Orwell: “In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” And that is why I love this guy! Oh my god, I’m so happy they quoted two amazing geniuses that I know and love.

 Okay, so this episode was just a clusterfuck to my brain from start to finish, but it was so brilliantly written and so amazingly conceptualized and thought-out and had so much going on and humor interspersed in it that it was hands-down one of the best episodes of the season. Which is ironic, because it’s the penultimate episode and I’m kind of freaking out that I’m about to finish season 1 and I’m not really emotionally ready to see what comes up next in the upcoming season. Fuck. I’m rambling. Alright, I’ll leave it here and see you all tomorrow! Mwaaaaah! Tons of virtual hugs and kisses

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Elise Cooper’s Interview with Mark Greaney about his newest book, Mission Critical

Mission Critical by Mark Greaney is a suspenseful, action-packed thriller. Readers will be delighted with the return of Zoya Zakharova, a female Gray Man and a kindred spirit. Greaney has the knack of intertwining geopolitics with first-rate characters and non-stop action.

This novel combines two plots in one. The CIA must uncover a mole within their midst, while a special ops group, code named Poison Apple, must uncover who is behind a bioweapon attack and where will it take place. One of the CIA’s most important contractors is Court Gentry, known as The Gray Man, with the code name Violator.  He does off the books ops for Matt Hanley, Deputy Director of Operations, and Gentry's handler, the ambitious Suzanne Brewer.

The plot begins when he is asked to return to Langley on a CIA transport plane that first must make a stop over in London to drop off a prisoner.  Unfortunately, they are comprised and many are killed, with the prisoner kidnapped.  Court assists in finding out what happened, which reunites him with his former lover, Zoya.

Zoya, the female lead in a previous book, Gunmetal Gray, is Gentry’s equal.  Now a CIA asset, part of the Poison Apple program, code named Anthem, this former SVR Russian intelligence agent, escapes from the safe house to find her father who she thought had been dead.  Both her mother and father were valuable Russian spies.  Dad was the GRU director, General Feodor Zakharov, while mom trained Russian operatives’ in language and proper dialect skills, grooming them to live in England or the United States as natives. After finding out her father’s mission she and Gentry, now joined by the third asset in Poison Apple, Zach Hightower, code named Romantic, must stop the terrorists at any cost.

This book shows why Mark Greaney has a legitimate claim to be one of the top, if not the top thriller writers today. There are so many twists and turns readers will be kept on their toes throughout the story of betrayal between Brewer and her team, as well as with Zoya and her father.

Elise Cooper:  How did you get the idea for the story?

Mark Greaney: Two books ago I wrote the character, Zoya, a Russian spy.  Her father was the head of GRU.  I thought about how there could be an interesting backstory on him.  Simultaneously, I had the idea for a terrorist attack on all five of the English speaking intelligence agencies.  I weaved together these two major plots.

EC: You include the Russian mob and the Spetsnaz?

MG:  I wanted to show how the mob is a bunch of trained thugs, while the Spetsnaz are trained military and Special Forces.  This unit is a catch all for those in military intelligence, the regular military, and the domestic intelligence unit.  They are the elite.  I put them in to have the Americans come up against a formidable foe they didn’t expect.  

EC:  How would you describe the main female character, Zoya?

MG:  She is a type of chameleon.  Raised in different countries she was taught to blend in, to melt into the different fabrics.  I see her as a force for good.  Yet, I think she sees herself as a little less than that, which allows me to be able to move in different directions with her.  I do not think she is as moralistic as Court and is more out for herself.  She is not as altruistic as he is.

EC:  Traitors seem to be a very relevant topic today?

MG:  Leaks happen all the time, but we are hearing a lot more about them.  People are bought and paid for to sell secrets.  I did research on real cases and read books on the real spies.  In this book, the character who was the traitor helped the antagonists with their desire to spread a biological weapon.  

EC:  We do not hear much about biological warfare these days?

MG:  I think because it needs a nation state behind any attack and if that happens I am pretty sure that country would get nuked.  With the advancement of antibiotics the plague is easy to treat.  I played around with it to have people exposed unwittingly.  This means the highly contagious disease can be easily spread to anyone who comes in contact with that person. It can be fatal if people are not treated in enough time.

EC:  Did you ever practice the action scenes written?

MG:  I went to a three-day stunt driving school at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.  I wanted to write the car chase scene as realistic as possible.  I did the J-turns, the 180s, and the drifting.  I did almost everything Court did in the book except crawling in the back seat and shooting out of the back window.  I actually went into reverse at a pretty high speed.

EC:  You did that maneuver?

MG:  Yes.  I looked over my shoulder and took my right hand to the 9 O’clock position.  Then I moved the steering wheel as hard to the right as possible, did a 180-degree turn and floored it.  I had to be careful because instinctively my foot always wanted to hit the brake as I was spinning out of control.  I literally had to kick my heels back so it touched the seat.  I had Court do something similar.

EC:  Do you box?

MG:  A little.  I made one of the antagonists, Joe Hines, not a martial arts guy, but a boxer.  I wanted him to be a big brute that can take people down.  I think Court is over matched regarding the physical fighting. I like exploring the vulnerability of the protagonist even with all his skills.  I hope the reader will not consider the Gray Man a super hero.

EC:  You also explain some technology, such as the finger touch phones?

MG:  New phones need a pulse on the finger.  Someone has to be alive so no one could cut off a finger and use it.  Interestingly, the I-phone X is facial so a dead guy’s face could be dragged to open the phone.  

EC:  Please explain the relationship between Suzanne Brewer and Court?

MG:  I hope you think she is an unlikeable character.  She realizes running the program Poison Apple will absolutely not advance her career and she will never see the seventh floor at Langley to climb the ladder. This motivates her to show her true colors.  When I first wrote her she was pure evil who did a lot of dastardly things.  I think by having her in this position her superiors are playing with fire.  She basically only looks out for herself and knows running this outfit will not get her promoted.  If she could, she would have those she manages walk into a fire pit and get killed.

EC:  Is Zoya coming back and would you ever have her rescue Court?

MG:  I have left that open ended.  I know readers like her and want her to come back.  Since there is a lot of depth to her character I suspect she will be in later books.  Regarding rescuing Court, I totally would.  There is no shame in that because he always gets help from others.  There is a bond between them because of their similar experiences.  She is a badass, just like he is.

EC:  What about your next books?

MG:  The Gray Man book will be out around this time next year and will take place in the US, Croatia, and Spain.  There will also be a book out in July that I co-authored with an active duty Marine Lt. Colonel. Titled, Red Metal, the plot has the Russians invading Poland as they head toward Germany.  To save the day a Marine Lt. Colonel works with the French Special Forces and a young female Polish partisan fighter.

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Expert: Yes, it’s just as you suspected, your constitution’s gone. You’re not getting it back. You’re trapped in a sadistic totalitarian state under Argus-eyed surveillance. Your democracy is fake. Your government has one branch, CIA. Sorry! That’s partly my fault. It’s not entirely my fault, of course – it’s a big job, defiling all your rights and freedoms. It got parceled out in countless bits of piecework. I did not contribute much. I didn’t work that hard. And anyway, I was a dupe. None of the worker bees knew what the others were doing. None of them saw how the pieces might fit together. Organized crime has gone through an industrial revolution of its own. Compartmented information was the key. The greatest, gravest crimes can be broken down by division of labor and division of guilt until evil’s not merely banal but tedious, like any other sort of work. National survival, they called it. Or COG, Continuity of Government, COOP, Continuity of Operations. The idea was, before the nuclear war got going, CIA would spread out and hunker down in major population centers, hide behind the skirts of lots of mommies. When Saddam Hussein does it, he’s using human shields. When CIA does it, that’s different. They are raising the threshold of conflict by making counter-force shade into counter-value, in the argot. The Russians can’t decapitate the government, you see? They would have to kill us all. After the war, so the plan went, CIA would crawl out from under the rubble and take over. The arrangements were quite elaborate, with far-flung hideouts, special grapevines for insiders, experts in post-nuclear stone age skills on call, Soviet-style inter-agency central planning. They made lists of dissenters to put away and elaborate procedures for CIA to choose your rulers. It’s all around you, when you know where to look. Even here in the author’s dispensable backwater there’s a nuclear redoubt, a cut-rate Führer-bunker for the small fry of total war. They dug it into the property of a gentleman farmer of oldest Puritan New England, a thick concrete manhole in a flimsy shed earmarked for minor provincial death merchants, bygone and vain as an Etruscan tomb. Once at one of the larger mountains they hollowed out to hide in – an impregnable eagle’s nest weirdly reminiscent of a high school cafeteria – inner-party CIA spooks let on what scared them most. It sure wasn’t nuclear war. We pored over the minutiae of nuclear tit-for-tat. The RISOP, they called it – two or three thousand of these aimed at all your favorite things. If you’re in one of the bubbles, that means you will be buried under rubble, or sloughing ash that used to be your flesh. These duck-and-cover war plans for the home front inevitably seem silly when you think it through. Who decided to pick a fight with the Russians? You think you can scare them? This is a country that nuked themselves with a 50 megaton warhead just to see what would happen. It didn’t set the atmosphere on fire, that was a relief, but once you’ve tried it, nuclear war is not all that exciting. Nuclear winter takes all the fun out of it. It’s one thing to make people grow potatoes and give up coffee for the troops. But if your part is to end up an unscorched shadow on a chunk of concrete or a tottering skeleton shitting blood in a refugee camp, that’s different. It wasn’t just the obvious drawbacks that made the plan implausible. It’s hard to take Armageddon seriously when your enemy loses interest, then ceases to exist. So by 1991 the idea had proved not merely crazy but pointless. But instead of chucking it when the Soviets quit, they gussied it up with contingency plans for everything else they could think of, even far-fetched things like domestic insurrections. I put it down to bureaucratic inertia and jobs for the boys, and went on to the next thing with relief. But COG and COOP remained. It never occurred to me they could knock down a couple of buildings and roll it all out. What a dupe, eh? I should have seen it coming – I browsed the safes like they were bookshops and poked my nose shamelessly into other people’s compartments, especially abroad, where people gossip more. But bureaucracy is boredom. Having gone off to see the world, I had forgotten all about it by the time we learned what it was for. CIA infiltrated foreign intelligence cutouts into our country, repeatedly rescuing them as they skulked conspicuously into hopeless pickles. In the Riyadh CIA station, John Brennan declined to inquire about these outlandish picaros, lest we hurt some prince’s feelings, as Cofer Black ran around furiously barking up the wrong tree. CIA moles arranged a distracting commotion of exercises and put some befuddled cub scout in charge of the national military command center. Then came a puzzling series of spectacles. Planes crashed and missed the crater or just disappeared. Intact passports and engine nacelles wafted to earth. Israeli mad bombers got caught and sent home with a spanking. Buildings fell down for no reason. Then Donald Rumsfeld called DEFCON3. That made COG official. He dusted off the daft apocalyptic bumf that we churned out. The part where CIA takes over he plopped on the table at Congress and made them rubber-stamp it as the PATRIOT ACT, pixie-dusting the dawdlers with government-issue anthrax. The touchy bits he and Cheney issued as assorted secret decrees. So here we are. Your local CIA fusion center crushes dissent while daring the Russians to nuke them. They pore over your social-media expostulations and rat you out to the police for your despondent fits of pique. Blackmailed pedophiles and crooks in Congress and the courts grovel to Langley. You can’t have health care or higher education or honest work because they take all the money for spies and police to keep you in control. You don’t need to berate me, I’m thoroughly embarrassed. And to be brutally honest, your subjection’s just a matter of degree. Threescore and seven years ago, your founding fathers, the Dulles brothers and Clark Clifford, brought forth on this continent a new nation, dedicated to the proposition that they’re in charge. They set out new state papers for Americans to live by: the National Security Act and the Central Intelligence Agency Act. They got busy at once. From the new regime’s inception CIA pushed aside your first choice, Taft, for Ike, shot your next president and two unauthorized aspirants, RFK and MLK, framed and ousted your fourth president and replaced him with one of the stooges who covered up their JFK coup, plotted with foreign spies to push out your sixth president, and shot the seventh. CIA then dropped the arms-length pretense and put their own men in the president’s seat: Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama. CIA Director Bush; Clinton, recruited at Oxford by Cord Meyer; spy brat G.W. Bush; Obama, son of spooks, grandson of spooks, shoehorned into Harvard by Prince Alwaleed, Safari Club associate of the CIA permanent government. And even these loyal cadres know who’s the boss. Kennedy was the last president who didn’t know he was a puppet ruler. And they didn’t give their puppets much rope between purges, either. When Truman and Congress denied the DCI authority for covert action, CIA ignored them and got to work knocking over free-world allies. When Eisenhower acted on his plan for global peace, CIA trundled a C-118 full of infuriating war plans past the waiting ack-ack guns in Soviet airspace, then, right before the triumphal disarmament summit they sheepishly crashed a U-2 at Khrushchev’s feet. CIA invaded Cuba with a doomed army of plucky imbeciles so Kennedy would have to save them. They whacked every hornet’s nest in Indochina and blamed the Pentagon when all was lost. They thought they ran the UN, too. When Dag Hammarskjold tried to negotiate an end to war in Congo, CIA shot him out of the sky. Along the way CIA picked off an assortment of lesser gadflies here at home. They took control1 of the press to keep it down to a dull roar. With in-house CIA figureheads warming the President’s seat, CIA started blowing us up. CIA moles in FBI pressed provocateurs into service. They set the provocateurs provoking each other to a frenzy till something blew up, then picked the dumbest one to hold the bag. They blew up Oklahoma City. They blew up the World Trade Center, twice. They blew up the Boston Marathon.2 Why? To scare you. To make you hold still for more draconian secret laws. And all the while they primped their internal security Gestapo, COG. COG was the great endeavor of the postwar era, bigger than any war or moon shot. 9/11 was the real Manhattan Project. It had its origins in the total war of WWII, which spawned a new military function called CAMG: Civil Affairs and Military Government. Bringing conquered populations to heel. Repentant CIA mole Fletcher Prouty related how CIA took it over from the military and metastasized it from a mop-up operation to an all-purpose template for taking over, over there or over here. The Bomb gave the concept a shot in the arm. Top Secret nuclear war plans left some un-nuked nooks and crannies for post-apocalyptic invasion. As soon as the rubble stopped bouncing in Russia, US administrators were to go to those enclaves and pen up the desperate survivors. They would dole out cans of US soy oil or cheese blocks or flour and crush signs of resistance. They would hand the new autocracy off to grateful collaborators they’d tipped to run to the safe zones. As nuclear arsenals burgeoned to ecocidal absurdity, military government went from strength to strength. It wasn’t military any more, it was strictly CIA, and it wasn’t government any more, it was a reign of terror based on murder, torture, and disappearance. The object was to decapitate independent civil society and crush resistance to CIA’s chosen puppets. CIA scaled its grandiose A-war plans back to gingerly counterinsurgency wars in Indochina, and scaled its CAMG up to the Phoenix Program. Secret Agent Frank Snepp told us all about it. Then CIA handed the wars off to foreigners to fight among themselves, siccing favored strongmen on dissenters and reformers. CAMG reappeared as Operation Condor. This freed CIA to focus on refinements of murder and torture, and to top up covert budgets with criminal enterprise. Secret Agent Philip Agee wrote about it. Journalist Gary Webb wrote about it too, till he shot himself twice in the head (Yes, that’s improbable. That’s the point.) CIA put the finishing touches on the USA’s CAMG regime. In the end, the only conquered population they could bring to heel was us. They lowered the threshold of apocalypse from thermonuclear war to the bumbling hurricane response of Katrina to peaceable assemblies of citizens to the Boston Marathon clown show. Rear guards of 4-Fs in soldier suits corralled peaceniks in Washington, lobbed bottles into crowds and shot displaced victims for sport in New Orleans, tortured Occupy hippies, and shambled through counterinsurgency marches in supine Boston neighborhoods. Sounds crazy, I know. But this is from the horses’ mouth. CIA gives you a reading list when they recruit you: Prouty, Agee, Snepp. They want to be sure you understand the line of work you’re getting into. Prouty’s book vanished off the shelves, Agee lived and died on the run, CIA sued and beggared Snepp. But their disgruntlement was not in vain. That’s how you learn the ropes when you sign on to rule the USA. Those books are not for Joe Blow. You did not read them in grade-school civics. It takes a foreigner to spell it out for you, like the exquisitely tactful Vladimir Putin. “The force of the United States bureaucracy is very great. And there are many facts that are not visible to the candidates until they become President. And the moment one gets to real work, he or she feels the burden.” He calls it the bureaucracy but it’s perfectly clear what he means. Among all the predatory corporate kleptocrats tearing strips off your prostrate form, mobbed-up bankers and genocidal opioid manufacturers and pipeline Pinkertons, Who is to arbitrate? The people with impunity, of course. The ones who can torture you or murder you and get away with it. That’s CIA. They delegate a lot, but they make sure it all gets done. Secretary of State Robert Lansing set out the US view of state sovereignty: “the essence of sovereignty is the absence of responsibility.” You are sovereign only if you can do whatever you want and get away with it. And who in America is sovereign in this sense, wielding absolute Sun King power of life and death for almost seven decades now? CIA. L’état, c’est les. The rest of the world directly contradicts the US concept of absolute sovereignty. As UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon put it, “Sovereignty is responsibility.” Tell that to CIA. They got their official impunity at the outset, in the Central Intelligence Agency Act, which put CIA business out of reach of any court. That proved a bit too blatant so they papered it over with a confidential gentleman’s agreement: the Rogers-Houston MOU. It gave the CIA director a Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free card. The CIA director can withhold his crimes from referral to the Justice Department. Other CIA red tape made their corpus delicti secret. The Intelligence Identities Protection Act lets you talk about the crimes as long as the criminals are not named – except that the operational files exemption lets the CIA director hide all the evidence, too. Judicial ‘political questions’ doctrine returns CIA to its original untouchable status when the beans get spilled. Once Congress has condoned CIA crimes out of blackmail, intimidation, or cowardice, however tacitly or vaguely, the courts don’t dare touch it. Prouty, Agee, and Snepp are not flukes. Repentant spooks continue to pop up, augmenting and curating the overwhelming evidence of CIA crime. The story doesn’t change. It’s not the deep state, or some ideological movement, neocons, realists, liberal interventionists. When the same message issues from different bureaucracies, it’s hard to resist the urge to coin a phrase to cover the war propagandists chorusing at State, the Pentagon, Treasury, FBI, and DHS. The war party. The permanent government. The New World Order… Call it what it is: the CIA. Prouty tells us that CIA’s deepest-cover agents are the domestic ones in our own government. Decentralized with cutouts and proprietaries and focal points; hidden in executive billets with secret contractors for skilled or dirty work; plotting in Safari Clubs with foreign secret services who harbor each others’ agents. Even the most perceptive observers can be distracted by CIA’s diffuse domestic infiltration: CIA spies3 and auxiliaries planted throughout all levels of government and civil society. If a sobered-up Tail-Gunner Joe revived to root them out his list wouldn’t number 205, it would run into the tens of thousands. It’s hard to take, I know. Can’t you feel the imbued itch to recite the comforting pejorative, ‘Conspiracy Theory!?’ CIA propounded that for you, in memo 1035-960. It soothes you when your first-world self image gets threatened by stray facts. It’s a fervent two-word prayer, an Our Father to imaginary benevolent authorities who will protect you. It can take years of confusion and anguish to lose your only faith. But by the time we’ve come to terms with this state of affairs, it will be over. The CIA regime will have fallen. The world is fed up. If in the last dark age Romans became Europeans, in this dark age, with luck, we’ll see Americans become humans. How that can happen is out of scope for this report, as the bureaucrats say. But as CIA subjects Americans to COG rule, the world is curbing and crippling CIA. The outside world – the 96 per cent of humanity not under CIA’s thumb – has decided that CIA’s impunity must end. CIA’s own functionaries are disgusted. Project Mockingbird can’t hide the sound of all the chickens coming home to roost. There is an intriguing whiff of panic from congressional attempts to designate Wikileaks an enemy when Wikileaks is the least of their problems. The sea change is explained in the prior broadsides linked below but it’s a long story with lots of tedious detail and creeping link rot. I’ll sum it up the next time we see ripples from this submerged feeding frenzy. When the USA goes the way of the USSR and the propaganda is dispelled, they won’t call this corporate snake pit America, they’ll call it Langley. Even if the nation stays in one piece, we’ll need to qualify the country with the state. There’s Germany, and then there’s Nazi Germany. The perfectly good land mass we call America is not to be confused with CIA America. That was Nixon’s nightmare of war without end.4 Now we’re all awake. * “PAO has relationships with reporters from every major wire service, newspaper, news weekly, and television network in the nation.” Big stories they manage directly. * Foreign intelligence asset Emad Salem taped himself reporting government participation in the WTC bombing and testified that the government stopped Salem from thwarting the plot. The government protected foreign intelligence asset Andreas Strassmeir and obstructed investigation of the OKC bombing. 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