I don't think it's something they want to advertise just yet, and probably for good reason. After all, they tried to frame Trump as a Russian agent and impeach him once already.

Thing is, Putin is a KGB guy, right? So who does he really, really hate? The CIA. The CIA has basically ran this country ever since they killed Kennedy. So what happens if an outsider is elected to office and then decides to cooperate with the Russians to take down their common enemy - our CIA? You think the CIA is stupid? Hell no, they see it coming a mile off. So they try to frame Trump up as a Russian agent and remove him from office, naturally. Except there is nothing illegal about what Trump did so long as the CIA has committed these crimes we believe they have. It's more like diplomatic cooperation with the aim of making the world a better place. And for it, Trump is vilified by damn near everyone with a platform to do so. Which speaks to the level of control the CIA has here. They own the fricking media. Like completely. Therefore, they steer an entire country's opinion on any topic they choose. This makes taking them down extremely difficult because at any time they can throw this country into total chaos with riots in every city.

So any such take down has to be handled very carefully. It has to be scripted out in such a way that you tie the medias hands behind their backs. A long series of gotchas that eventually cause the medias hold on the minds of the public to be broken. A "great awakening" that Trump himself has spoken to.

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Posted by davyjones

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Posted on 3/13/22 at 9:09 am to BoarEd

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Thing is, Putin is a KGB guy, right?

That’s actually a tricky subject I’ve come to discover, and it may well somewhat seriously alter my understanding of Putin. I’m not so sure he is the “KGB guy” I’d assumed him to be. As the story goes, he was indeed KGB when he was a bit younger and was eventually stationed at East Berlin. Apparently he was the station chief there, but didn’t enjoy that relative success for very long because the break up of the Soviet Union happened almost right away. And then apparently during the melee surrounding the fall his building became surrounded by protesters and it quickly became a very dangerous situation for Putin and others, so of course he immediately attempted to call out to Moscow for immediate backup and assistance. He never even heard a single word from anyone whatsoever, and that supposedly soured him very badly on the subject of KGB and loyalty and pride of the entire system.

He swiftly thereafter shifted gears and went headlong into politics, and the rest as they say is history. The point of all that is to propose that he actually didn’t have an extensive career as a spy as I once thought. It was rather short and unspectacular.

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