How CIA Spies Spread Dangerous Propaganda On YouTube
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Social media is flooded with CIA propaganda disseminated by former spies. Their lies are dangerous and need to be dealt with.
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CIA now has a large social media presence with multi-million-follower accounts on Twitter, Instagram and Twitter. The agency is using social media as a recruitment tool but another mission of their social media arm is to make the public view the CIA in a positive light. Anytime you are suggested content with a “CIA spy reacts” or an “interview with a former/current CIA operative” you are being enrolled into re-education class.
This is dangerous. But how do I prove it to you? How do you know when a spy is telling you a lie passed down from the highest ranks in the government? Manipulation only works if you don’t know the whole truth. So allow me to show you the other side of the story.
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I've always said, "there's no such thing as a 'former' CIA agent".
Indeed. those agents are blackmailed and they are never getting out.
I have a cousin who was in the c I a he retired like 12 years ago.
Funny, that utterance has never, in 51 years, left my mouth.
if you see a Former CIA agent,or Inteligence Reports,from News Channels,its pure Scam.
In the Eastern Bloc we say this about our agencies too. No former KGB agent, no former FSB agent...
There is a psychological need for privacy. You go mad without it.
That's a great point. Plenty of research on this specific topic.
I'm afraid what the future will bring us, way to many people do nothing for their privacy... infact we are now at a stage where they start blaming others for doing so...
@@PrivacyisFreedom can you explain the second sentence please?
Explain curtains and you have your answer.
One may surrender their individual privacy to a group, provided the group percieves privacy. In fact, boot camp demands it. It takes a special kind of propaganda/mental pressure to welcome a kill or be killed war situation ... for banker's sake.
If I've learned one thing about national security, it's that it does not include "our" security, only the govt's.
And when a govt sees the very people they claim to protect as a potential threat, something is radically wrong.
Joe Biden has been telling us he would use F15s on us so yeah. Big problem that hes able to just so easily talk about killing his fellow Americans like that.
If they actually used it to protect us from violence, I think a lot more of us would be willing to acquiesce our privacy. But anytime we actually need that data collection for that purpose? Nothing.
If they can track us we can track them
as a russian, i encourage you to thoroughly and thoughtfully look at russia as an example of your recent national security discovery gone all the way. it is not the only problem in russia, but it has played a significant role in the early stages of development of russia's current state.
australia is an aspiring national security holy grail enjoyer, also.
France is becoming a kind of capitalist companies dictatorship, all human rights are destroyed by a authoritarian president, corruption is the rule, and police can kill without being punished.
The argument “I don’t need privacy because I have nothing to hide” is analogous to saying “I don’t need free speech because I have nothing to say.”
The nazis used that same argument to supress the rights of Europeans.
Not really...
This is so true
free speech isnt free tho it brings about a paradox bought about by karl popper. The paradox of tolerance...
Good Snowdon quote.
You need a private place to make mistakes and evolve into the person you will ultimately become.
Could you elaborate?
@@SP-qi8ur He's saying that's why privacy is important, people change and you shouldn't be on a watchlist just because you were curious about something. I think.
@@SP-qi8ur He wants a private place to watch you, boi...
And there he wants to evolve into the person who'll ultimately come into your house.
@@actone3675 hahaha wtf
That is true, but I also think that's only a small part of the overall problem with governmental surveillance. In this video it showed that after this huge effort to track information on citizens it only resulted in a very small fraction of actual charges being filed, and probably a smaller number being convicted. So I don't think the problem necessarily is being us being deprived of a space in which to make mistakes, it's now that all this data is collected, and policy written, and agencies formed who have access to that data, there's no way our leadership and the ruling class will just not use it out of their respect for the constitution or whatever. The government has quite the vested interest in keeping the way this place is ran exactly the same as it does now, the people at the top who have all the stuff, and the people in the middle and bottom that have a lot less of the stuff. And as history has shown us time and time again, when there is any perceived threat to that order, there is also a threat to the groups who have access to that data and therefore cannot be allowed to propagate. The data they may have access to has the potential to be the information that the current power structure needs in order to survive, that's why privacy is important.
Am I not surprised? These scumbags will do anything in the name of security.
“Security”.
* control
@@ShadowImpressive well there are legitimate threats adn no way to know how many there are from how many they stopped.
the unfortunate problem is if you want to find terrorists in your comtry to stop them from doing stuff in your country, you need to spy on everyone in your contry
I can do whatever I want because I want to protect you.
The security of ruling elite that is.
It was never about security; it was always about control.
Fear is the easiest way to get people on board with giving up their rights and freedoms.
Funny how ppl who talk about not trusting the government. Have no problem trusting the government when "they" talk about Socialism
I hear you, I do, but I also think boiling down some very complex and nuanced ideas and events into "they just want to keep you in fear so they can keep you in line" doesn't really give much room for us to understand the world in a comprehensive or useful way. Not to mention it mostly ignores the important political landscape now, and during the formation of these governmental bodies like the CIA. I would argue it's more about security, the need for control is created *from* the need to secure the hierarchy. The distinction seems small but I think it's important.
I do think that basically every time this countries leadership has decided something could be a threat to the status quo it has used propaganda to stoke fear in us to get us on board with some policy change that usually goes against our best interests. If it's in our best interests, meaning the interests of the working class then it's probably clashes with the interests of the rich, owning class. That I think is the lens we should be looking at this through. Without that context it's easy for people to adapt whatever narrative they want which usually just ironically reinforces that status quo all over again. Right wingers have no problem with governmental control, their problem with is *who* the government should be controlling. They are motivated when they believe they are being forced to submit to the government who uses fear to make them get rid of their gas stoves, while at the same time demanding that the government write laws to put people in jail for deciding what they can and cant do with their own bodies. Conservatives conveniently are both the source of, and solution to the fear that they've manufactured and will continue to exploit that in order to keep the current social structure exactly how it is.
yep
First they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me
the problem is the government says who is the "enemy/other" it was yews now it can be white males with a gun or asian people
3 shadowbanned replies is always a good sign
@@arealponibean1223 Take this shadowbanned like. It will disappear after a few days, unless now that i've said it maybe it won't
The problem with guys like the CIA dude is that they tend to drink their own Kool-Aid. Even when the obvious or evidence, or federal court rulings speaks for themselves.
Some people struggle to reflect on own decisions and life choices - especially if the result could turn out to be along the lines of:
"Damn, I was wrong! How to walk back from the shit I said/believed over the last xx years?!"
Being wrong is ok and normal.
Not reflecting on own thoughts/actions isn't.
For An Agency that promotes bizarre Torture and hide Mercs,this people must pay for their crimes with their lives when they invado your country...if they Captured"the Agency"let their "rockstars"to die by themselves....
"What it basically means, is to change the basic perception of reality of every American to such an extent, that despite of their abundance of information, no one is able to come to sensible conclusions. In the interests of defending themselves, their family, their community and their country. It's a great brainwashing process which goes very slow [...]." Yuri Bezmenov, 1984.
It’ll always be like that
It’ll take forever for them to change
The guy who''s spying on everybody else is happy to disband "his" right to privacy.
Make him actually share everything his devices record publicly.
"It's just shared with the NSA." And from there to to the FBI, then state law enforcement agencies, then local law enforcement agencies, then individual law enforcement officers, many of who would surely leak it for a bribe.
As mentioned at the end, there are so many "former intelligence/military person explains" videos since a couple of years back. Presumably a government initiative to boost public perception and recruitment. I don't follow podcasts and the like, but feels like it would be one vector perhaps more focused on propaganda as shown in this video. I would find it interesting to map out this over time, which outlets they use, the type of people featured, which topics are covered, and common talking points.
I think this is totally worth looking at. It could be video or a series on its own.
Don't forget about Bellingcat. They've been doing public PR for the CIA for yeaaars now.
Other propaganda outside of CZcams includes making movies that glorify federal agencies.
Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman love to host CIA/NSA/FBI guys who spew propaganda without heavy rebuttal. (At least lex attempts some form of it while rogan who is a supposed freedom guy just laps up whatever these propagandists vomit like a loyal dog)
@@apuapustaja1 na lex is the same bro tbh, just follows the status quo
I nearly laughed at Bustamonte's suggestion that you should just "leave" if you don't like living in a surveilance state. The NSA never spies on people in _foreign_ countries, right?
They spy on their most trusted allies like UK and French governments too lol
No but there's no cameras in the Amazon Rainforest and satellites can't track you there either. Just find an uncontacted tribe to live with. Really you're choosing this.
😂😂
Also the “just leave” shit is so tired and obviously difficult for many people
"it's for the children" - uk government when looking to get e2e encrypted chat services to cooperate with them.
"it's for the children" - apple wanting to scan all your photos
Same government that ignored grooming gang victims, spent years denying a report. Then when they finally released one their efforts were focused on obfuscation of the data and a complete ignoring of per capita data regarding demographics, knowing full well the average fool lacks the ability to make accurate conclusions. The kids my ass, they couldn't care less.
"it's for the children" - google ruining a man's life and sending law enforcement for him sending photos of his sick kid to his doctor to review because those photos were automatically flagged as child abuse content.
"it's for the children" we're gonna look at your photos without your consent
Theenk of thee keedz!
They do this while letting rotten royals run entire pedo trafficking rings.
Mike Baker, the "former" CIA worker, when on Joe Rogan's podcast is the master of talking for 3 hours and not saying a damn thing. I can't understand why Joe has him on, except to get the clicks.
Rafael Rafinha Bastos Deceived Joe "Airhead"Rogan,for Hours,saying that he is a Famous and Rich in Brasil.....and Joe Byte that Bate like Fish....
its pointless to have them on shows -they cant tell anything ever even if they are about die of old age
Because Joe is a Useful Idiot lol
Possibly unwittingly, but he’s platformed so heavily because his content is excellent at muddying the waters. Any massively huge streamer or podcaster, video essayist, is huge because they’re being platformed by the “algorithm”. Made by people. Who work for big tech.
Lol dude this was a great upload, I've been seeing vids of this guy on different podcasts on my shorts feed. I honestly didn't even look at it like propaganda until now. And I'd say I'm pretty vigilant, but I didn't really question it. This is the journalism I subscribed for. The people uploading shorts to their channel tend to pick the most non-divisive clips to upload, so people have probably gone from those clips, to watching a full podcast of this guy. Love how you broke down the conversations.
What podcasts are those?
@@NawidN Mainly Trendifier, but this is the example that Hated One uses of someone who actually pushes back against the narrative. Plus, it's not like you can blame content creators for wanting to interview a former CIA agent. Even so, the "pushback" that the host gave is really never enough. It's really crazy to think that Bustamante is so indoctrinated that he doesn't even think that what he says is propaganda even though it is.
It's not about public safety, it's about public control.
All information you give away will be used against you sooner or later.
I know.
Or the information you involuntarily leak
Alphavet Meta lobby trilions into Deepmind r&d, haș nothing ro do with terror defense rather generating it at scale.
it funny to me that the NSA seem to think criminals use the same means of communication normal people do
Of course they don't but this is what they want you to think
@@pugo7925 how can they want someone to "think" a certain way when they are clearly not thinking about anything themselves? someone is not thinking this through.
@@justaguyyknow8730 nah, I believe them to actually be incredibly stupid and a failure of an intelligence organization, like if your assumption is correct that will make them a self serving organization rather than a branch of the government subjected to the best interest of the nation.
Actually... yes, they do use the same means of communication normal people do
@@user-ze7hp2jf5x People working at government agencies are one of the smartest people on the planet, you need good education to get to these places They are trillion times more intelligent than some weeb on commenting on Yotube videos lmao
Thank you The Hated One for making this video.
I do not use any services that steal and collect my personal information and abuse it and sell it and do with it whatever they want. The problem is very clear, majority of people DO NOTHING to protect their privacy and by majority we surely speak about 80% or more, such a large part of the population that does not care about their privacy will force the other 20% to pay the consequences with them and i am one of the other 20%.
I will say it in clear and simple words, privacy is freedom and if you lose it you are a slave. We are headed to global mass surveillance.
People who trade their freedom for convenience have been brainwashed to the point of no return.
The totalitarian state watching everyone everywhere at all times, feeding the population with propaganda to keep them sleepwalking, while the few people with mind and heart speaking against the devil and rising up for climate, freedom, justice, equality, will be censored and punished until they disappear and so will the soul of humanity with them.
you reached pretty high with the 20%. From personal experience it's more like 98% who do not care. Including people who pretend to care but only change privacy settings in facebook - while continuing to use facebook.
you're on youtube lol
"I do not use any services that steal and collect my personal information and abuse it and sell it and do with it whatever they want."
You're using one right now.
@@PvtAnonymous You are right, i might have overreached with the 20%, maybe that is just what i wish for... Changing so called "privacy settings" in an app that does by default not respect your privacy anyways is totally useless nonsense, 100% agree with you.
@@timurtheterrible4062 I use this youtube channel only to share certain topics and sometimes comment on videos that i believe are important (for example this video i saw it on a privacy friendly website and only logged into my youtube account after watching it, purely to write this comment and then signed out and closed youtube. Other people are signed into their google/youtube account all the time and google knows EVERY VIDEO they watched, i don't do that, nobody should.
I have not trusted the government since Iraq, and every day I find a new reason for that stance without really having to look too hard
Be careful about blind distrust. It can be just as detrimental as blind trust.
Yeah, of all the groups in power today, only one has caused the deaths of millions of people and everyone just behaves like it never happened. Somehow we all think that Putin is super evil instead. Everything is upside down.
@@L_Train There's no such thing as blind distrust. If it's there it's for a good reason and you just aren't conscious of the reasoning yet.
...I saw the clip with this dude about Edward Snowden on Chris Williamson's channel. I immediately knew that was propaganda.
_Dude, I used to be a disinformation specialist, but trust me bro, right now I'm spitting out straight up facts_ !
Snowden was a system administrator and an analyst. He was never a "disinformation specialist."
@@TheHatedOne I believe that he is referring to Andrew Bustamante as the "disinformation specialist" in his comment
@@TheHatedOne No, I'm talking about THIS CIA dude.
Also, I knew he was a liar because he inferred Snowden's motives when he extracted himself as self-serving because he allegedly monetized his top-secret info to buy his way out of Sauron's gaze.
Firstly, _Cope and seeth_ you deep-state shill, as far as I'm concerned I'm pissed Snowden didn't spill all his beans, and the US government betrayed him and the American People (and the rest of world) first, so they're not entitled to anyone's loyalty.
Secondly, I was intensely following that story at the time. Snowden didn't use his info for personal gain, he used it to shame the NSA in the eyes of the public. They were trying to spin the story by denying the programs, but each time they did, Snowden dropped another piece of intel proving they were lying, cowering them into silence with PR Aikido. He had planned these scenarios and prepared for each one of them and masterminded his way to freedom.
So it's like you said. You fall for propaganda when you're ignorant, or disinformed, and I knew that dude was full of shit.
I can't help but think about all the things that have happened in the past, such as;
project artichoke,
operation mockingbird,
ruby ridge 1992,
tuskegee syphilis trials,
operation fast and furious,
holmsburg prison experiments,
Etc, etc, etc.
I can't help but wonder if the government itself is the terrorists that put us at risk?
The biggest problem of mass surveillance is there is no way to comb through the volume of data in any efficient way. Several AIs working in tandem maybe, but there are just not enough bodies and hours to make a significant difference in what's happening on the ground.
please do keep making videos on surveillance. the forces that be are smothering content like this and we need to keep going. its so sad seeing what CZcams is doing to your channel, if the algorithm treated your videos like any other, youd easily pull several times the views. THO, you are doing us a service and keep up the genuinely groundbreaking content
I just want to point out how the intelligence agencies and authorities in the USA reacted when Assange and Snowden and so on revealed their secrets.
Aside from the amazing topic this video discuses, I want to say I very much appreciate the 4K resolution. Your videos are always top quality, and you're awesome for that.
Huh, glad to know you appreciate 4k. Maybe I should do 4k as standard from now on.
@@TheHatedOne It's a great idea. You should think about it.
@@TheHatedOne yes, please. 4K is a huge step up and I'd love more creators to use it.
Why does the resolution matter on a video like this? Honestly, it could be 360p and I'd still be clicking. It's the quality informative content from his perspective I'm here for, not a pretty picture.
Comments like this always make me think of movies over the last couple of decades, where the highest praise they got was for the CGI, not the content and quality of the story. Which is sort of understandable because the stories have generally been rubbish.
These low level three-letter agency employees are also sandboxed - they do not know and cannot prove what the higher echelons of those agencies are doing with the collected data. The only way to prevent the abuse is to prevent the collection.
“If you give up your freedom for safety, you don't deserve either one.” ― Ben Franklin
The actual qoute is ""Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety" and he is talking about taxes.
If you write a quote from somebody, at least write the correct quote you degenerate.
This goes for ANY podcast who has an "ex" intelligence/clandestine branch of the government as a guest of their show. Beginning to think they're all handlers to the whatever podcast host they reoccur at.
Scam Intellingence Agecy SIA...
Yes please more videos on propaganda especially US 3-letter agencies. Thank you, your channel is the best
We're from the government and we're here to help ......run
I am okay with the small chance of being killed in an unlikely terrorist event if that means I can have my privacy and freedom.
I might not have anything to hide I still don't want you looking over my shoulder.
You are several times more likely to get killed by police than in a terror incident.
@Nikolas S That it's a non-sequitor. If the goal is more security and increased police presence/interactions decrease security (by raising the likelihood of deadly escalation) then the conclusion is there should be less policing, not more. Plenty of crime happens for reasons that police is fundamentally incapable of addressing (deteriorating socio-economic conditions, mental health, addiction) and plenty of criminilized activities should not be illegal in the first place (e.g. drug abuse). If police increase danger and public health risk they should be less involved.
Great work as always. Thank you for the time and effort that you put into curating and presenting this valuable information. I wish I had the resource bandwidth to contribute to your Patreon.
And this is why I'm a subscriber. Great video, my brother.
I have been surprised lately by the sudden emergence of "ex" CIA employees and their need for public exposure, always advocating that the government knowing whats happening in our private lives is for our benefit.
its not sudden, has been always around
also recently many fbi agents left the fbi
I was kind of worried when you hadn't uploaded for awhile, I'm glad to see you're still okay and CZcams hasn't stopped you from posting vids. Please keep the great content coming (:
Bitchute has pulled Mouthy Buddah down again. I saw a few months ago they took all his videos down then a few weeks later they went back up. Now they're all gone again. There are reuploads from others but that dude may be k.i.a. unfortunately. He went deep on some dangerous people/topics.
The dislikes are from CIA spies.
I gave up on believing in privacy as a kid when it became clear all my stuff could be acsessed by my parents, and instead made sure that they wouldn’t want to go looking.
Awesome video. You alluded to Mike Baker on the JRE. I had a convo with a friend about his appearance on the show. I’m curious as to your thoughts aswell.
He is the definition of how to say nothing in a lot of words.
@@TheHatedOne Just like our Zuckerberg😆. Says many things that mean nothing. It's a great skill that only politicians can master.
Yes 'Mike Baker' was/is pathetic. Even the stage name is ridiculous. Similarly, Joe's recent podcast with Mark of FB was akin a school boy(Joe) before the headmaster(Mark). The first time I had seen Joe literally cowering submissively. Joe, now playing the game, on the game.
@@magingi I wish I had access to that episode without Spotify.
@@TheHatedOne You can find a 15 minute clip of the podcast on CZcams via Joe Rogan. However, it's nauseating to say the very least. You'd find a more riveting interview done by a child. It really is that bad.
It's sad that you are constantly demonetized and demoted via the 'parameters' as it were. Worse is that increasingly people are not even allowed to express themselves openly without being similarly impeded. It's not so much Brave new world as Slave new world.
Nice vid. Btw, adding the vid to a playlist seems to make it appear in the results, even when it’s not listed 🤷♂️
Thank you again for consistently delivering top notch content. Love your channel!
hey THO, I believe the best way to improve the privacy of the public, is to collectively acknownledge it's importance. I would love to see a video on how to inform those around us that privacy is a right and we must protect it while they seem not to give a damn about it. thank you.
"The government can do what it wants and if you don't like it you can leave". Sums up the "former" F.B.I. Agents response to people disagreeing with him.
Thanks for sharing all this information. All your videos contain valuable lessons we all could benefit from. Cheers
I saw that episode of Lex, and all my alarm bells went off the entire time. That Bustamante guy failed to assimilate.
Man , this channel is pure gold. Thanks for those amazing videos , stay strong
I appreciate how much research you put into this - makes it easy to track down the sources and do our own thinking. SUGGESTION: for low-time-investment video shorts, take apart some of these "interviews" on a vid-by-vid basis, where you can respond to what they say point by point. FWIW: an originalist understanding of the separation of powers in the US constitution seems to fit much better with what you say about privacy than any of the contemporary 'living document' readings. Maybe getting libertine social mores wasn't worth enabling unchecked tyranny.
Snowden is a hero, and so are you THO!
I am glad to see someone else saw that interview as pure BS. I couldn’t finish it.
One of your best videos on recent times. But mentioning GrapheneOS here seems to be tho much for new audience to understand. Stay on topic. But you are back to your original narration I love it!!!
I felt it needed to be mentioned.
@@TheHatedOne By the way why don't you create an official GrapheneOS channel after asking Daniel Micay (strcat)? It will be game changing.
@@sandboxedplayservices1572 because (no offense) Daniel is a lunatic.
@@PvtAnonymous Yeah I too have had horrible experiences with him. But he has great respect towards THEHATEDONE from my experiences with him in chat.
@@sandboxedplayservices1572 yeah but that doesn‘t change the fact that the guy is loopy. I won‘t ever recommend or install software from mentally unstable people - especially if they‘re lead devs of a big project with the power to nuke the whole thing after one bad tantrum. I‘d actually prefer Graphene over Calyx, but Daniel is the only thing that spoiled it for me. Just my opinion of course, but it doesn‘t shed a good light on THO promoting someone‘s software who has a notoriously bad rep in the community (and a REALLY toxic community itself on top of that).
8:00 on the oem ROMs they do ignore your active opting out
China and Russia is NO different than the United States, especially Israel, no matter which countries everyone is from.
the only difference is that we haven't gone as far as them where we can't oppose this and can still turn things back peacefully.
@@ghosthunter0950 No the diffrence is that we believe we can do that.
Ben Franklin -
"Those who give up essential Liberty to purchase a little temporary safety... Deserve neither Liberty nor safety 🗽
Its good that people are now opening their eyes enough to see propaganda, and soon the more subtle ones too, but dont forget, propaganda comes both ways, the only way to truly protect yourself is to be an eternal skeptic, dont believe stuff because its convenient and makes you feel good, ALWAYS practice due diligence
Such as the ones on this channel too.
Lex has a ton of propagandists and technocrats on his podcast. People think "Oh these people are so smart and so brilliant, I'm getting smarter by listening to this." when they are just consuming pseudo-intellectual propaganda.
Leave the US he says… Guess how much the IRS fines you for disagreeing with the farm?
If you want privacy please leave our country and find a new one - "some psycho propagandist 2022".
I've already watched the one with him on koncrete before, and was so surprised about the mental gymnastics this guys doing to validate the actions of his (former) employer
Everything you do has so much value, and the sources that you give is so important to make the same research if we want to. For me living in LATAM (latin america) in Argentina is like seeing in to the future of the surveillance of my region. Can't soporte you on Patreon but at least I can soporte commenting for te logarithms. Hope you keep going with your research on privacy.
How's Argentina doing these days? Last I heard was years ago when they made a "too little food" medical diagnosis illegal.
@@Nipah.Auauau to answer your question, a week ago the dollar had a value of $340 Argentine pesos and now 1 USD is $450 economically and socially we are in very bad situation but there are many people who continue to studing and fighting against corruption, we do not understand how it is possible that having so much land to cultivate, people die of hunger and cold every day in the streets of Buenos Aires and the rest of Argentina. I don't know what you mean by "too little food" medical diagnosis illegal. If have more info tell me
@@Chelokso Sorry I was trying to be subtle for youtube's algorithm. I remember hearing about the government dealing with all of the reports of starvation by simply making it illegal for doctors to mark someone's cause of death as "starvation".
I'm sad to hear things aren't approving much. Even in other places like Europe governments are cracking down on the use of fertilizers so they're seeing a gradual increase in food costs. I fear that what you're dealing with over there is going to be the reality for a lot more people in the coming decade.
Keep up the good fight! A government can't "win" against its people by getting rid of them, only by making them not bother anymore.
@@Nipah.Auauau Thank you, you're right and things are much worse than what the media always shows, but luckily many of us are going to continue fighting for greater equality and our rights, because we understand that it is not about Argentina or USA or if we are in America , Africa, Europe, etc. we all deserve to be treated as human beings in the political, economic and social spheres because we all have the same needs as human beings throughout the world.
I know that many people are going to continue dying in this fight and no book or newspaper is going to talk about it, but as long as we from the south and people like you from the north continue fighting, they did not win.
When US citizens can't trust their own government agency how do they expect other nations to trust the USA? If you get this perspective you will understand a lot of geopolitics
As a Canadian, it makes me so happy to know I have my own NSA agent since technically their not suppose to be spying on Americans, which means their for non-Americans! Yayayay
I am sadly not thay private when it comes to government level threats as its not quite in my model, fille example I use Skype still. But I do wanna make my life more private, I got a VPN router now but I'm still using windows which is spyware.
I use signal where I can, & just little things like this. I have a phone with GrapheneOS, & stuff like that but I still feel fairly exposed on my computer with windows & linux is so insecure when it comes to targeted attacks unless I use something like Qubes. Being private is hard.
At least Linux isn't spying on you. Make the switch. Every distro with the exception of Ubuntu, Red Hat/Fedora and SuSE....and maybe SteamOS.
@@joeschmoe3815 Are Ubuntu and RHEL phoning home?
@@Slavolko Probably. Ubuntu has this Amazon-Lens stuff. But I have not used Ubuntu in a long time so maybe they dropped that "feature". Just to be sure I'd stay away from the big corporations. It's more likely they spy on you.
@@joeschmoe3815 Canonical maybe, but I like the idea of RHEL because you're paying for its development and maintenance. I would certainly hope that they wouldn't feel the need to spy on their users for extra revenue or whatnot.
But even if Canonical or RHEL don't spy, your advice likely still holds up if someone is in doubt.
@@joeschmoe3815 They did get rid of it at some point. I don't think there's spying in Fedora either
I'm from Romania, don't worry guys, there is plenty of land here for a few million people. During this Ukraine War, we became the home for almost 90,000 Ukrainian refugees. People here are pretty dumb and mostly uneducated, but most of them are good people that would help someone in need. Like any other country, we have problems when it comes to corruption, but other than that we are pretty free, the surveillance here is not that aggressive.
I love you!! The hated one. You are not hated man we love your content!?
Whenever the argument of privacy vs. security comes up I take the frame of the conversation to security vs. security
thank you for calling them out.
his wife Hiji also spout some mad bullshit about how surveillance is for the security of the public.
I saw this guy making the rounds on the podcast channels. There was something about him that made him seem a little artificial, like he was just there to build rapport and establish himself as not one of them.
Definitely keep up on covering those big alphabet companies especially CIA. Great video dude.
Look up Phil Agee, John Stockwell and Frank Snepp for a more honest take on the CIA and its covert actions. They are former officers who spoke out against the agency. Also John Kiriaku
I never thought itd be the openly CIA agents whod glow the most
It was the most obvious thing and thus its very clever actually
Damn he glows so bright he probably spends as much on electricity as i spend on cookies.
found your channel recently and as someone pursuing journalism i really dig the stuff you put out! if i wasn’t a broke college student i’d for sure become a patron. keep on keeping on though brother! love the content.
Who is that sucker that think people are so stupid?
Thank you for pointing out the fact that mass surveillance is often used against anti-capitalist figures like Martin Luther King. The government criticizes private corporations for asking their users for permission to collect more personal information than what they actually need for their apps to work properly, when one of the main reasons this is a problem is because the government forces the developers to hand over all the information they have upon the agencies' request or place a backdoor on their app so the agencies can collect it themselves whenever they'd like. This is literally the main way the governments collect most of their information because it's the most practical. If it wasn't for that, mass surveillance probably wouldn't be possible, so I find it's really hypocritical of the government to suddenly turn around and criticize this type of data collection. They'll do and say anything to drive attention away from the root of the problem. This may be a bit of a controversial take, but if we want to actually have a chance to solve any of the systemic problems we're currently facing we need privacy advocates and Marxists to join forces.
Money is all they have...
a lot of "privacy advocates" tend to be unhinged ancaps, good luck getting marxists to work with them lol
I saw this episode and was shocked by the guest's opinion
It would be greatly appreciated if you attached a short label to each source you post specifying what the exact reason for the source is (e.g. source 2 proving that the CIA is attempting to recruit members online)
I keep an Alexa next to my toilet so the feds can listen to my bowel movements.
_(I have IBS)_
Wasn't there a quote about losing liberty for security leaving you with neither liberty or security? Might be applicable here. :)
"to stop the bad guy"
Remember, saying the wrong thing even if it's logical makes you to the bad guy.
I did enjoy Lex's podcast, but the things his guest said did seem pretty sus
Thanks for breaking this down and pointing it out
I watched the podcast before and the guy kinda made me rethink my stance on CIA surveillance. Glad I found your video with a different perspective!
Great video as always, THO. But why unlisted? Why not public?
Because I fell asleep.
@@TheHatedOne interesting
@@TheHatedOne Big security risk right there. Never go to sleep, that's when they get you.
@@tardwrangler 😂
@@tardwrangler lmao
I would be ok with the gov violating my privacy if they had better cyber security and did something about about the telecommunications, advertising, and tech companies violating my privacy. What people don't understand is that if you have a spy cam in my home there is no such thing as YOU are the only one who has access to that spy cam because anything is hackable. So I don't want a got damn spy cam in my home because I'm tired of every aspect of my life being mirrored back to me, trolling, through any means necessary(TV, music, stalkers, apps, etc ). Do your job gov.
Make a whole new series where you shed light on intelligence operatives spreading lies on CZcams.
I watched this full interview with Bustamante. There were a few moments, when my alarm bells went off and I knew he was lying or at the very least distorting the truth.
Bro I'm from India I occasionally watch videos just for knowledge but not take them seriously but after the release of 'wire' story on meta's Xcheck privileges to right wing leaders. It just completely blew my mind. May be even it is untrue or true but this incident made me realise where world is heading and how govt sensors activism against it
It funny how Americans claim they hate fascism, nazism, communism and other similar baddies but when you look at their suburbs, they seem to can't even paint their houses whatever colour they want or they faces charges if they don't have a regulation lawn. Just a funny little detail I'm obsessed with.
Ain't no such thing as an "ex" spook. Once you start thinking like a lizard person, you are forever a lizard person.
I'm so glad someone finally said this
His interviews are all sus but my friends just tell me to stop smoking
Thank you for this video. I would ask as well if the US intelligence gathering is affecting it's allies and other nations, what might be the repercussions of such hostile actions? Ha the CIA still not answered for its crimes amongst its own citizens? What punishment would be even proper in controlling an arguably vital part of the US gov.
If the U.S. military is the right arm of the gov, likely the CIA is the left arm. Not an easy part to subdue if it ignores your will.
The channel “revolutionary blackout network” has a video on their tactics..and it’s really well done 👍🏼
dude's shirt is as blatant as the sun
He contrasts the CIA with "private corporations" as if they didn't invade Guatemala on behalf of a fruit company
“Those that give up freedom for safety deserve neither.”
~Benjamin Franklin~
dont belive anyone. not even yourself
Legendary episode as always! Much love from Serbia!
That's why the CIA is referred to as the Catholic intelligence agency
the cathedral intelligence agency
Criminals inteligence Agency
First channel I’ve properly considered becoming a patron to. I will definitely be thinking about it
I have watched you get more and more angry in your videos in the past few years, and honestly, I don't blame you. They are going too far.
Forgive me, god.
How could one not feel angry when surveillance is getting bigger?
A scary note about "Just leave America if you dont like it" - As long as you're a citizen you still pay tax. Yep, this law has destroyed businesses overseas as the American owners had no idea. There is a reason Americans are ripping up their passports\citizenships. If you want to leave you literally need to be un-Americanized.
Lex is a good person but too naive at times
He actively doesn't push back against bullshit. It's okay if you are just letting people reminisce about their life and work, but if you are having them actively promote something it's a matter of your integrity to scrutinize their claims
That's was his first podcast I couldn't watch to much bullshit being said
"former"
intelligence is like mafia, you don't "leave"
U could try making a new channel with less sensitive content and post demonetized content on this channel; btw there was 1 ad on this vid
Stuff like this is never going to be kosher enough for Google
CZcams has policies against "sensitive events", "controversial issues" and many other categories that will get your content flagged for demonetization or age restriction. It's making it virtually impossible for independent channels to talk about serious topics and get traction.
@@TheHatedOne what I meant was you could try posting non demonetized vids on a new channel if it isn’t first demonetized on this one first to make sure the vid you’re posting on the second channel is demonetized which would help reach more ppl and recommending ppl to check out both channels
@@TheHatedOne I think his point was that you should be posting non sensitive content on one channel and grow it while posting the sensitive comment on another channel and recommending the sensitive channel through the first one which gets traction so you could get at least some of that traction. idk if this would be any better since I'm guessing you do get traction on some non sensitive videos on this channel and it's less steps if the sensitive content is on the same channel.
@@TheHatedOne can you upload uncencored edits. Like director cuts. On odysee or anywhere else?