BACKSTORY:
EXCLUSIVE: Fulton Co DA Fani Willis Eyeing Racketeering Charges This Week… But Against Who? – Emails Reveal Georgia Officials Knew For Months About Severe Tabulator Malfunctions
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/exclusive-fulton-co-da-fani-willis-eyeing-racketeering/ AUG 7
Part 2: As Georgia Indictments Seem Imminent, Let’s Look at Coffee County’s Election Night Before and Up To the Senate Run-Off on Jan 5th
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/part-2-as-georgia-indictments-seem-imminent-lets/
America, reduced to substacks for reporting critical analysis, sees slow-dragged evidence, if we find it at all. This fact may be why POTUS calls for 2020 “Truth”the Vote. (Much more in Link below)
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All the News the CIA Sees Fit to Print
By David Talbot, Columnist, The Kennedy Beacon
AUG 9, 2023
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All the News the CIA Sees Fit to Print
By David Talbot, Columnist, The Kennedy Beacon
AUG 9, 2023
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” John Kiriakou looked up from his desk at CIA headquarters and was stunned to see The Washington Post investigative reporter, Bob Woodward, walking through the secure area without an agency escort. On another occasion, Kiriakou—who rose at the CIA to become executive assistant to the deputy in charge of operations, the spy agency’s dark activities—saw CNN host Wolf Blitzer wandering unattended through the same area, despite the CIA’s ban on communicating with the media.
“We like to think there’s a Chinese wall between the CIA, especially senior CIA officials, and the American media,” Kiriakou recently told the London Real podcast. “In fact, they’re in bed together.”
Kiriakou later became a well-known whistleblower. He was the only CIA employee who went to prison...
When Kiriakou was a CIA official, he says, the agency leaked regularly to The Washington Post
Washington journalists who contradict the U.S. national security line—even legendary ones like Seymour Hersh, who enjoyed CIA access for many years—soon find themselves in the cold, according to Kiriakou. Hersh once worked for The New York Times and The New Yorker, but was forced to publish his exposé on the lethal U.S. raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound, which tied the alleged 9/11 mastermind’s execution more to clandestine collaboration with Pakistani intelligence than to American heroics, in the low-circulation London Review of Books. Last year, Hersh was relegated to Substack to publish his investigative report on the explosion of Russia’s Nord Stream pipeline, which blamed the act of war on U.S. Navy divers in a secret CIA operation ordered by President Joe Biden. (The New York Times still finds the sabotage a “mystery.”)
Hersh forced to self-publish? “That’s how bad it’s gotten in the United States,” Kiriakou says.
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