Is the CIA Big Brother? (Part 2)

In Part one of this series it was discussed how the CIA is very much like Big Brother of Orwell’s novel, 1984, in that the CIA is actively spying on Americans trying to manipulate how and what we think.

Part one discussed the CIA’s role in manipulation of the media, recruitment of journalist and clergy, and assassination of presidents, and stated, “What an impressive list, or should we say, an “oppressive” list?”  Now we move on to the next problem.

Drug trafficking

Then there is the problem of the CIA being involved with drug trafficking.  In 2006 conservative journalist, Eric Margolis, stated, “Do not believe our media and politicians” concerning Afghanistan.  The “embedded journalists” are merely parroting “military handouts.”

Afghanistan “produces 92 percent of the World’s supply of heroin.”  In 2006 Afghanistan was “the largest CIA operation in history.”  It is “amply documented the CIA has played a central role in the development of both Latin American and Asian drug triangles,” setting up “covert operations, which support the drug trade,” and which “feed a flourishing criminal economy.” “Instead of eliminating the drug trade, foreign military presence has assisted in restoring it.” 

Was Trump’s pulling out of Afghanistan a threat to CIA money operations?

An entire timeline of CIA’s involvement in drug trafficking, dating back to the 1950s, can be found at this 2017 article.

Selling drugs into Asian markets dates to the 1800s resulting in the opium wars between China and Britain, for China wanted the drug trade to stop.  Now China is behind the ingredients for fentanyl crossing the U.S. border.  Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid.

Flipping of governments

Many believe the 2014 Maiden revolution in Ukraine was caused by foreign influence, “including Yanukovych and police officials, [who] believe these foreign elements were introduced by pro-Western factions—with CIA fingerprints on it.”  Oliver Stone, who interviewed former Ukrainian President, Yanukovych, compared this overthrow to the 2002 and 2014 Venezuela protests.  He stated the plan is to “create enough chaos, as the CIA did in Iran ’53, Chile ’73, and countless other coups, and the legitimate government can be toppled.”  Continuing, Stone stated, “It’s America’s soft power technique called ‘Regime Change 101.’”

This toppling of the Ukrainian government forced Putin to respond.  While Crimea was part of Ukraine, Russia had an agreement with the former Ukrainian government to use Crimea as a warm-water port.  With the toppling of Ukraine’s government, Russian military annexed Crimea.  Putin felt Russia’s national security was threatened, because Russia’s two main warm-water ports are Tartus in Syria and Sevastopol in Crimea.  So Russia took Crimea.  This is simply why and what Russia did.

Determining if Russia is “serious about” Ukrainian peace

It always seemed strange, when Putin offered peace to Ukraine on at least two occasions, that it was “CIA Director William Burns [who] said that while most conflicts end in negotiation, the CIA’s assessment was that Russia was not yet serious about real talks.”  So, the CIA now makes the final determination concerning Ukrainian peace talks?  This wouldn’t have anything to do with the 12 known CIA bases in Ukraine along the Russian border, or Putin’s claim of 26 U.S. bio-labs in Ukraine, deemed Russian propaganda by bought and paid for U.S. journalist, only to have the Pentagon to admit in June of 2022 that it is operating 46 bio-labs in Ukraine handling dangerous pathogens, would it?  It seems Russia and Ukraine should negotiate their peace, not the CIA or imbecilic politicians who view the Ukrainian war as a “good deal” for America to fund for we are only killing Russians and Ukrainians.

Trump says he can stop the war in 24 hours if elected president again.  Is this a threat to the CIA?

Work against presidential candidates

On July 27, 2022 former President Donald Trump made his first return to Washington, D.C. since leaving the White House.  There he gave a fiery speech detailing Biden’s blunders and failures leading our country into demise and creating a “cesspool of crime.”  Trump also dropped hints that he would run for president again in 2024.  Just twelve days later, August 8, 2022, Biden’s DOJ raided Trump’s home at Mar-a-Largo. 

After Trump’s November 7, 2022 statement that he would be making a “very big announcement” concerning running for the presidency again, on November 9, 2022, during a rare press conference, Biden suggested that if former President Trump opts to run in 2024, he would not make it to the White House. 

To me, that sounds like a threat. 

Biden continued and said, “We just have to demonstrate that he will not take power if he does run, making sure he—under legitimate efforts of the Constitution—does not become the next president again.” 

A 2023 timeline presented on the Jesse Watters program shows Hunter Biden admitted “the laptop from hell” was his on March 17, and on the very next day, March 18, Trump said he would be indicted in New York, based upon fraudulent “hush money” claims of a porn star.  Then on June 8th an FBI document revealed Biden took a $5-million-dollar bribe from the Ukrainian company, Burisma, but the very next day, June 9, Trump was indicted over the Mar-a-Largo presidential documents that all presidents have.  Next, July 31, Devon Archer testified concerning the Biden crime family, and the next day, August 1, Trump was indicted over January 6th, the fraudulently termed “insurrection”, where unarmed picnickers were supposedly going to overthrow the government by walking through the Capital as tourist escorted by Capital police.  Then there is August 11, where a Hunter Biden Special Counsel was announced, and the very next day, August 12, it was announced that Trump would be indicted in Georgia. 

This timeline of events looks like Joe Biden is holding to his threat concerning former President Trump. 

This will be continued in part 3 of this article.