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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (49753) • India 12 Dec

Well, I came across this video where the host, whose is a Podcaster in India interviews an ex-CIA person. It is long and I saw it in around 4 sittings. However, I came to know a lot about how the whole spy things work. Some...

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Statham time!

Winterishere @thedevilinme (5216) • Northampton, England 12 Nov 24

Star – Jason Statham My Rating *** Genre – Action Run Time – 105 minutes Certificate – 18 Country – U.S So we all like a bit of Jason Statham, especially the ladies. When the shirt comes off the girls suddenly want to go to...

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The Final End To MK-Ultra or My MK-Ultra Adventure Part Five

celticeagle @celticeagle (189874) • Boise, Idaho 27 Jan 22

Nazis and the Japanese had started these experiments and research in concentration camps. Nazi doctors had done extensive experiments with mescaline in the Dachau concentration camp. The CIA brought these doctors and torturers to...

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Some Subjects of the MK-Ultra Experients or My MK-Ultra Adventure Part Four

celticeagle @celticeagle (189874) • Boise, Idaho 27 Jan 22

Ken Kesey, who wrote "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest had gotten his LSD from the experiment sponsored by the CIA. The lyricist for The Grateful Dead, Robert Hunter also got it from the program. Even a poet, Robert Ginsberg,...

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The Man Who Brought LSD to America or My MK-Ultra Adventure Part Three

celticeagle @celticeagle (189874) • Boise, Idaho 27 Jan 22

In the early 1950s, Gottlieb arranged for the CIA to pay the sum of $240,000 to buy up the world's supply of LSD. It was spread to hospitals, prisons, and other institutions with foundations that were bogus and merely so he could...

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Basic MK-Ultra Information or My MK-Ultra Adventure Part Two

celticeagle @celticeagle (189874) • Boise, Idaho 27 Jan 22

The Cold War took place soon after World War II in 1947 and ended in 1991. It was ongoing political tension between the United States and the Soviet Union. The CIA became convinced that communists had discovered a technique or...

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My MK-Ultra Adventure Part One

celticeagle @celticeagle (189874) • Boise, Idaho 27 Jan 22

When Unsolved Mysteries was still on prime time television I saw an episode that sent me on a weird online adventure. It was about a missing young boy. I thought I had seen the proposed abductor on another episode. I made the...

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Watching Netflix - Kill the Messenger

Bensen32 @Bensen32 (28658) • United States 19 Sep 21

Hello, hope your day is going well. I just finished up some laundry and watching the move called Kill the Messenger. It’s another movie on Netflix that first came out in 2014 that I had yet to see and thought I would watch it....

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Is Trump being played by his own intelligence community?

J.P. Randolph @jprtist (656) • Pueblo, Colorado 5 Feb 19

It's frustrating to us ordinary folk how slow the Mueller investigation seems to move, and how little data we can see as to it's results. How could it be that leaders as corrupt as Trump, McConnell, and Grahame, are allowed to...

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Mainstream Media Conspiracy: spies, lies & a direct line into your home

Con Volines @ConVolines (1449) 24 Apr 18

Do you still believe the mainstream media? Do you trust the journalists telling you what to think and forming your ideas of reality? Did you know that CIA and other "intelligence" agencies have controlled mainstream media since...

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Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan series!

Alvin Louise Tan @strarfox (3) 25 Aug 17

I think the Jack Ryan series from Tom Clancy's novels is one of the best spy themed novels. I liked how the characters have developed through the years. But my favorite character in the book is John Clark..He' s one bad-ass...

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Whose worst than the CIA?

staycyde @stacysdeadright (232) • United States 28 Mar 17

There is no group of people that I fear more than the CIA. I honestly feel that they have been tied to some of the most notorious assassinations and operations ever in the history of man. Do you think that groups such as these are...

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Graphic Horror Comic Review - Matthew Shepherd - Dead Eyes Open

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 22 Jan 17

2005 – spoiler alerts – Mammoth Press An unusual angle on zombies in that a/. they are quite sentient b/. not out to eat anyone and c/. they are the victims here rather than the monsters. A middle aged doctor in the US dies of...

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45 Minutes on The Dark Web

freak369 @freak369 (5112) • United States 3 Jan 17

Someone once said “you learn something new every day”, keeping that in mind, there are some things that pique your curiosity but should be avoided nonetheless. That is all I should have to say about “the dark web”, if the name...

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Are You Sure?

Artemeis @artemeis (4189) • China 18 Nov 15

I've spoken to a few Muslims and I have to say that I'm dumbfounded with their views on terrorism and extremism. On both issues, not one of them (Muslims) would admit that the terrorists arrested, captured or killed are their own...

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Geography Should Be a Required Subject

cmoneyspinner @cmoneyspinner (9218) • Austin, Texas 27 Aug 15

What was a subject you were required to take in school and you wondered why? Everybody has one (or more). For me, it was was geography.

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Is marital unfaithfulness a valid disqualifier for political office?

habibti320 @habibti320 (925) • United States 13 Nov 12

After hearing about David Patraeus's recent resignation from the CIA because of his "affair", it brought back memories of Bill Clinton. Honestly, it seemed a bit off. If he wanted to take time away from his job to focus on his...

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General Petraeus Forced To Step Down After Very Bad Mistake In Judgement

bostonphil @bostonphil (4459) • United States 12 Nov 12

One more bad mistake in judgement has had great consequence. Recently, I wrote about a mother who took her 2 year old son to the zoo and placed him on top of a viewing railing. He lost balance, fell into a pit of wild dogs and...

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Head of CIA resigns, Bogus excuse?

its-logos-plus-logic @flowerchilde (12529) • United States 9 Nov 12

The head of the CIA, David Patraeus has resigned, citing as the reason, an extra-marital affair. I heard this affair has been widely known of for some time. It seems very co-incidental that he is resigning now, two days after the...

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Asked about denial of aid during attack, Obama ducks the question

AnjaP @Rollo1 (16676) • Boston, Massachusetts 27 Oct 12

During an interview with a local TV station in Denver, CO, President Obama was twice asked directly whether requests from personnel in the area to go help Ambassador Stevens and staff was denied. Reports have surfaced that...

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