The Most Unbelievable Things the CIA Has Done

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[@terryenby2304]

Re: 12 cards- 3 bank cards 1 coffee shop stamp card 1 piercing shop stamp card 3-5 points cards for various shops, pharmacies and local businesses 1 card with health instructions on (things like “please can I have a seat, I am in pain” or “don’t worry if I faint, I have POTS” etc.) 1 card with the local police force to prove I am autistic in case of “suspicious” behaviour they have answers for. 1 card with identification 1 card to show political party support in case of discounts or attending events I’m sure there are several more! Like organ donation plans, driving license, work ID cards, hotel key card, business cards for vets or Taxis, train or bus cards (like oysters?) and so many more :) But I guess it’s not super common to have 10+

[@christopherreed2694]

That's not my wallet 😐 makeing that bulge your lookn at Mr....

[@aq5426]

@@terryenby2304 I've got my driving license, 2 bank cards, my Costco membership card, my insurance card, my Socialist Rifle Association membership card (yes, leftists have guns too), and a rewards card from Sheetz.

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[@sheep3866]

This comment predates the video's posting by 5 hours.

[@gatsby201041]

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[@legendofnone3037]

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[@tonymercer265]

Simon Whistleblower?

[@gatsby201041]

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[@jeffrichards1537]

I would watch it along with his other 8 or so channels.

[@andyyang3029]

@@tonymercer265 I hope he sees this, that's an awesome pun

[@xander9316]

My uncle was in Desert Storm, he has a hard time with short term memory...Eventually the government admitted to giving a group of soldiers medicated food. (Super Soldier Experiments) He was not informed nor volunteered for the experiments, however, for a long time in court the government's defense was that "He was a soldier and therefore a government owned asset. Giving the USA government the right to do whatever we want with our assets." All because they didn't want the VA to cover the treatment, therapy, etc.

[@xander9316]

@@Beam67 Imagine what they do right here on US soil behind locked doors... It's scary to think that behind the "authorized personnel only" sign is some messed up experiments going on.

[@minigrande1939]

This is US polotitions.use the military as a tool .it was once proud to be in the US military but know just us working class fodder

[@devin6201]

How can you be “in the Cold War”? Was he stationed somewhere in Europe?

[@xander9316]

@@devin6201 Oh, donkey balls, my apologies. I meant desert storm. I dont know wtf I was thinking about while typing that comment. I corrected the comment.

[@devin6201]

@@xander9316 lol that makes way more sense lol I was like I’m pretty sure the Cold War was just a spy fest

[@marcuskrentz184]

Videos like this make me wonder what the CIA has done that we don’t know about

[@scottessery100]

There can’t be many things left… they have literally done or suggested everything Operation north woods is a good example

[@mathieutalbo]

@@scottessery100 Didn't know that one thanks! Being Kenedy at the time I would have publicly executed the people responsible for that project and many others but that may be why I'm not in government

[@ryanparker4996]

You sound like one of those damgerous conspiracy theorists who hate the Government that I keep hearing about everyday on every news channel

[@mathieutalbo]

@@ryanparker4996 That will be litterally everybody pretty soon that will be consodered conspiracy theorists. When there actually are conspiracies going on, probably like now, everybody burry their heads in the sand to not see it and insult people interested. That's not really constructive.

[@rogerrabbit3200]

If you like speculating, there's this Nordstream thing.

[@twocvbloke]

The CIA vs. Castro seems to play out like the Roadrunner cartoons, all the insane ways to kill him, but non ever working and often backfiring in the process... :P

[@legendofnone3037]

Imagine being an accountant, having to go thru old tax documents, and stumbling upon documents saying the U.S. government mind raped its citizens

[@BlackJesus8463]

Those weren't just psyops, bruh.

[@GhostSal]

Imagine being that accountant and actually surviving after telling everyone.

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

...and assassinating them for retiring from the agency. Clear as Vodka Dave. (Real Genius)

[@theloverlyladylo9158]

The first time: the CIA did WHAT? The 50th time: yeah, yeah, the CIA did brain meltingly unethical things; we’ve all seen that

[@legendofnone3037]

@@theloverlyladylo9158 to the CIA, melting brains just sounds like a hobby

[@stevebrown5603]

In the words of William Taft" no matter how paranoid about what your government does.. multiply it by 3 and you still won't scratch the surface"

[@rhys406]

That would be eddie bravo level paranoid

[@straightrippnable706]

In my experience, "expecting the worst" is approximately adequate.

[@straightrippnable706]

And I say that understanding that I haven't looked as far as I could - I have seen things referenced in my want to comprehend history and political science

[@justdone1068]

Thank you.

[@staceyrivers3297]

Disturbing thought!

[@vlmellody51]

When I was studying psychology in college, the CIA's abuse of hospitalized mental patients with "mind control" drugs was often cause for discussion. This would have been in 1981 or 1982.

[@BlackJesus8463]

How'd that work out?

[@HavianEla]

What sort of discussions were there?

[@vlmellody51]

@M.C Ellen I'm sorry, but it's been about forty years since then and I really can't remember very clearly, except to say that we were vehemently against it.

[@HavianEla]

@@vlmellody51 thank you!

[@vlmellody51]

@@HavianEla you're welcome! 😊

[@the-chillian]

It's scant comfort that the CIA experimented on its own just as enthusiastically as it did on the public.

[@RReese08]

Interesting trivia about CIA operative Miles Copeland: One son, Stewart Copeland, was drummer for the British band The Police while brother Miles Copeland III served as the band's manager. Another son, Ian, was a booking agent who helped introduce the New Wave music movement into the US.

[@kd3283]

Wow how boring

[@Novaros]

Extra fun fact: The same Stewart Copeland also made all the tracks for the Spyro games!

[@Julia-uh4li]

Cool trivia, thanks.

[@tmcleanful]

Marcuse was also CIA.

[@RReese08]

@@kd3283 Lots of trivia is. Interesting isn't necessarily good.

[@09Dragonite]

Wow, never realized Stan Smith from American Dad was *actually* so realistically based on CIA activities.

[@froggystyle642]

After what Snowden exposed, you could tell me literally anything and it wouldn't be all that unbelievable.

[@BlackJesus8463]

What did Snowden expose that was worse than in this video?

[@sprintershepherd4359]

@@BlackJesus8463 spying on a shit ton of US citizens through phone taps and their computer phone cameras and microphones is it worse . ? its pretty fkn bad . can you trust your goverment when they cant even trust you

[@Lunch_Meat]

Ok, one of the political parties is a satanic cult that drinks the blood of children. Oh, and they also run the Smithsonian so they can corrupt world history and convince people the story of the Bible is fake so they can lead people away from God. Keep in mind this is something that many people ACTUALLY believe, and it's small potatoes compared to conspiracies like lizard people, the illuminati, etc.

[@Prosper_Dean]

@@BlackJesus8463 exactly

[@GhostSal]

Look up - * Operation Northwoods * Tuskegee Syphilis Study * MKUltra * Human radiation experiments * Alcohol poisoned during prohibition * $2.3 trillion “unaccounted” for * Operation Paperclip * Operation Mockingbird * Operation Condor * Project FF * Operation Midnight Climax * Torture, warrantłess wíretaps, no bíd defense cøntracts, and the 1990 Testimony of Nayirah

[@coweatsman]

"...knocked out before "falling" out of the window..." What you could call assisted defenestration.

[@willmfrank]

It's "Assisted Involuntary Defenestration."

[@cargo_vroom9729]

Straight out of current day Russia, that's what that is.

[@henrikcarlsen1881]

Maybe. Ask the Russians, they probably know a fine word for this (which they'll tell you while lobbing you out the window ;-) )

[@Bethgael]

Or, y'know, actual defenestration. [Gods, I love that word].

[@philipchurchill6508]

When I read that a former Czech foreign minister named Jan Masaryk had died due to defenestration, I thought WTF is that ? and had to look it up .

[@sarahcoleman3125]

Nancy Regan in the 80s: Just Say NO! CIA: Yes.

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The Ridge Wallet looks cool, but they start around $200. For most people, that's absurd. My current wallet was $17.

[@no_nameyouknow]

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[@briancross7835]

I've always said, "If you claim to love America & what it's supposed to stand for, don't delve too deeply into it's history".

[@CrazyGoGoVrose]

Or rather *do* and become disillusioned as you should.

[@BlackJesus8463]

It's almost like the corruption is inside everyone waiting to get triggered. 😂😂✌

[@QBCPerdition]

Nah, delve deeply and use it to help force America to actually live up to its ideals. Love that can't survive learning the object of that love isn't perfect, isn't actually love.

[@nickrigopoulos589]

@@QBCPerdition x1000

[@GhostSal]

Or present

[@isaacbadpad]

What makes you think the CIA stopped any of these projects? Because they said so? LMFAO.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now.

[@HyundaiAccentFanClub]

*Most unbelievably things the CIA has done that we know of

[@BlackJesus8463]

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[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Try remote control humans..

[@kevinhendon4294]

14:45 "The mafia screwed up once while trying to poison his ice cream." 😅

[@sardineRN]

The attempts on Castro were so cartoonishly bad that it's like the CIA got high and watched Saturday morning cartoons before planning meetings.

[@taiyabmahmood8274]

They hired wile e coyote to try kill castro it seems

[@VaderLS1]

I’ve got a book for you to read. Many characters from Oliver Stone’s JFK play their part, including a prominent Louisiana doctor, a leading cancer doctor who died very mysteriously, and several US “Intelligence” agencies. I very HIGHLY recommend you watch the movie JFK, before reading the book, because the book will make far more sense that way. It’s called “Dr. Mary’s Monkey” by Edward T. Haslam (a New Orleans native.) Some of their plans were brilliant, and no one would suspect a thing. Much like Covid. Some chemist, found something named “Simian Virus 40 (SC-40), which was originally discovered in the Polio vaccine, but was ALSO found in the Covid “vaccine,” Which, according to the research of David Icke, was created and controlled, UNTIL it was injected into the human body, by the U. S. Department of DEFENSE. The manufacturerers leant their name to the government for these “vaccines,” and all of which, are completely exempt from lawsuit. First time in history, you could not sue “Big Pharma.” It’s really quite interesting. I gather sources of information across a broad range of topics. I, as David Icke says, “Connect dots.” The truth does not care, whether you believe it or not. It still remains the truth. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Turbendido]

Simon always says how its hard to have 12 cards in your wallet. He has obviously never fallen victim to forgetting about gifts cards until there is no where they can fit

[@livelongandprospermary8796]

I was thinking like man I have so many. Credit, debit, ID, college ID, another ID, library card, insurance card!!

[@Khigha87]

Yeah. I think 50% of the cards in my wallet are for loyalty programmes where I shop.

[@hydrolito]

Some people also carry business cards.

[@renaissanceredneck73]

US govt - How corrupt and sinister do you want to be? CIA - YEEESSSS, MUAHAHAHAAAAA

[@BlackJesus8463]

The double standards are legendary.

[@BonShula]

Yes, the government is just one whole big body. I am very smart

[@renaissanceredneck73]

@@BonShula you realize it's a joke right?

[@BonShula]

@@renaissanceredneck73 Don't know these days. Should had been: Harry S. Truman - How corrupt and sinister do you want to be? CIA - YEEESSSS, MUAHAHAHAAAAA

[@renaissanceredneck73]

@@BonShula ok, kinda just semantics, but I see your point.

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Miles Copeland Jr. had a few sons. One was Miles Copeland III, founder of I.R.S. Records. Another was Stewart Copeland, drummer for the band The Police.

[@stegra5960]

MK Ultra could make an hours long video on its own. Stephen Kinzer's book, Poisoner in Chief, goes into great depth, concentrating largely on the operation's head, Sidney Gottlieb. Fascinating reading/listening.

[@nymphrodellsalavin]

He's covered it in a 17 minute video... I'd love to see an hour long video though

[@arthas640]

@@nymphrodellsalavin you have to be careful with those deep dives though, often with secret projects made famous they involve a ton of conjecture, hypothesis, and baseless claims from the tinfoil hat crowd to pad out the actual hard facts. Look at the stealth tech we had during the cold war and compare it to cold war era claims: that they had invisible aircraft, aircraft include helicopters that could fly right over a suburb without anyone noticing, aircraft that could phase through matter, and aircraft that had impossible handling at nearly impossible speeds combining the speed of a super sonic jet and the maneuverability of a biplane when in reality they were just highly advanced aircraft that actually had rather limited applications and had to make sacrifices to function as intended. I still hear modern recreations of the Philadelphia experiment story with counter terrorism activities in place of killing Nazis or Soviets and using modern nuclear aircraft carriers or subs in place of a WW2 steamship.

[@secretsquirrel1534]

I know for Absolute Fact that the MK Ultra Project was still going on in Minnesota in the late 80's and early 90's !!!

[@pursuing222]

Mortal Kombat Ultra

[@lokisingularity3394]

​@@secretsquirrel1534 mkultra is still going on today. It's the organized stalking program (electronic torture and harassment, gangstalking, remote neural monitoring). This is the culmination of mkultra, cointelpro, artichoke, and other cia programs. Lots of info out there search one of the terms above. The program is going on right now and only increasing every year. Tens possibly hundreds of thousands of citizens are being tortured and used like non- consensual human lab rats. Whistblowers of this program are Karen Melton steward NSA, william Bill biney NSA, geral sosbee fbi Chief, Ted Gunderson FBI chief, David Steele CIA, David Voight navy officer, Kevin shill cia, dr. Robert duncan, former CIA contractor, and there are others. The first 3 names are targeted and in this program now for whistblowing against the government. You can look up their names with "organized stalking" to see what they have to say against these crimes against humanity.

[@Greg-yu4ij]

“Castro handed her a .45 and said “You can’t kill me, no one can kill me” and smiled. We made love. “ Oh, that is gold.

[@aaronaaronsen3360]

Straight out of a James Bond movie

[@RyanPortland420]

If he can hook up the same drugs that he was on when he typed that stupid ass interaction he would be rich.

[@glenn6583]

Castro certainly had balls!

[@ThirtytwoJ]

9 months later... Justin Trudeu

[@allistertenpenny6871]

The fucking balls on that guy 🤣😂

[@Hellseeker1]

This stuff isn't controversial, it's pure Evil.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@Graphomite]

The attempts and outcomes to kill/sabotage Casto sound like a comedy script.

[@emonhasan4032]

Its just sad

[@orangutanenthusiast5631]

A lot of shit is added into them to make it look that way

[@andyyang3029]

Watching Simon try not to smile as he mentions the guy eating up to 600 oysters a day 😂😂😂 like how would they still be tasty after the first 100?

[@salvadorpalma8173]

He didn't eat 600 oysters a day. He received a shipment of 600 every week. It's not even clear for how long that went, as it was an attempt at losing weight.

[@gypo_gault]

Hot sauce

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

I like oysters, though 28 oysters for every meal in a week might get a little boring, maybe he was only eating a few in an attempt to not be poisoned.

[@tesmith47]

which andrew yang are you??

[@brianjacobsen8878]

Dude had some sweet breath.

[@redthewarrior1569]

During the time of MKUltra, CIA agents would sometimes lace each other’s drinks with LSD as a joke

[@h4z4rd1000]

Funny how things are different in different countries, every time I hear "we don't accept cash" I ask myself "what is this 1984?"

[@matt_9112]

Yes, because 1984 was clearly about the "convenience" (business side) of digital payments compared to cash, like no cash to be stolen (both robbers and employees), automated bookkeeping/shorter lines due to no change/scrambling for cents, no need to take the cash to the bank, secure an adequate supply of change etc. I like my cash, but crying 1984 about anything and everything is out of hand these days. (Sorry for the rant if the original comment was a joke)

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Then you dont have a customer... Toodles.

[@Vanillastump]

Yeah, I'm sure that MKUltra was stopped and we only found out because of a filing error...or we didn't stop and we only let that much leak because it was going to be found out anyway.

[@lokisingularity3394]

Mkultra didnt really stop. Currently, it's called the organized stalking program (electronic torture and harassment, gangstalking, remote neural monitoring). This is the culmination of mkultra, cointelpro, artichoke, and other cia programs. Lots of info out there search one of the terms above. The program is going on right now and only increasing every year. Tens possibly hundreds of thousands of citizens are being tortured and used like non- consensual human lab rats. Whistblowers of this program are Karen Melton steward NSA, william Bill biney NSA, geral sosbee fbi Chief, Ted Gunderson FBI chief, David Steele CIA, David Voight navy officer, Kevin shill cia, dr. Robert duncan, former CIA contractor, and there are others. The first 3 names are targeted and in this program now for whistblowing against the government. You can look up their names with "organized stalking" to see what they have to say against these crimes against humanity.

[@lokisingularity3394]

Mkultra never stopped. Currently, It's the organized stalking program (electronic torture and harassment, gangstalking, remote neural monitoring). This is the culmination of mkultra, cointelpro, artichoke, and other cia programs. Lots of info out there search one of the terms above. The program is going on right now and only increasing every year. Tens possibly hundreds of thousands of citizens are being tortured and used like non- consensual human lab rats. Whistblowers of this program are Karen Melton steward NSA, william Bill biney NSA, geral sosbee fbi Chief, Ted Gunderson FBI chief, David Steele CIA, David Voight navy officer, Kevin shill cia, dr. Robert duncan, former CIA contractor, and there are others. The first 3 names are targeted and in this program now for whistblowing against the government. You can look up their names with "organized stalking" to see what they have to say against these crimes against humanity.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@felicitybywater8012]

I remember when people started talking about MKULTRA in the late 70's/early 80's. The talk of what they'd done was so bizarre & so inhumane it sounded just like a conspiracy theory. So, like many non-conspiracy theorists, I just avoided talk of it. But since then, the whole grimy crapfest has been discovered to be all too true & more & more if it keeps coming to light.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@5280ryan]

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[@nathanthompson8652]

Great video, thanks. Why isn't this more widely known and why haven't people gone to jail for this?

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@eclecticx]

From local police forces to state to federal, any type of law enforcement agency in the US really, comes closer to the gestapo in its treatment of people than those of any other democratic nation.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@SJ-qd6ev]

Well they did employee them, gotta learn from the ogs

[@checkeredcheese]

13:15 Simon you forgot what the word conspiracy means. This IS a conspiracy. They DID conspire.

[@griffinmckenzie7203]

It really is ridiculous how many people think Simon writes what he reads. Lmao

[@tubensalat1453]

Maybe he omitted "theory".

[@checkeredcheese]

@@tubensalat1453 like the CIA omitted hw's trip to Dallas that day

[@KentuckySunset]

But not a theory. At one time,it was looked at as such. My father talked about MKUltra often and folks thought he was whacko.

[@joeyfotofr]

He obviously meant "This is not some baseless conspiracy theory" because the report is fact based.

[@danbeaudet6718]

Montreal, 1963: my father was a veteran and, after a serious breakdown he was submitted to electoshock therapy. They probably did a lot of tests on him. He never was the same again...

[@glen.simpson]

camron was busy then there

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@dannyd7426]

2:32 - when you say “we don’t need any conspiracies” you mean “we don’t need any theories.” There were and are conspiracies and some of them are theories but some of them get declassified… People hear and say “conspiracy theory” and think the word “conspiracy” is what makes its veracity questionable. It happens so often and so publicly, I’m starting to believe it’s intentional…

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@captainsensiblejr.]

By the time classified documents are declassified, the reason they were originally classified has become totally irrelevant and uninteresting

[@larapalma3744]

Not at all, learn from the past

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@Wreckz_Tea]

How gangster was that line castro said to his girl when she tried to spike his drink. 14:50-15:18 then he smashed like a BOSS

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@Hanke86]

Was expecting to hear about the rumor/conspiracy that Charles Manson was part of MK Ultra while in prison due to how frighteningly similar his methods of brain washing were to the CIA's

[@SEAZNDragon]

I got into an argument with a guy about Manson/MKUltra on the Casual Criminalist episode on his. While I wouldn't be surprised if Manson was part of MKUltra given how broad that program was, given Manson's early life I still think he would have still formed his "family" and done their killings with out MKUltra. If anything the CIA made a bad situation worse which is their MO.

[@bickyboo7789]

Manson was connected to an MK Ultra researcher and supplied the researcher with LSD. He wasn't a test subject, however. People theorize that he did learn a thing or two from the researcher.

[@carolsimpson4422]

@@SEAZNDragon I don't think the cult and murders would have happened without government intervention, since he was put back on the streets after some arrests. If he'd been in prison, he couldn't have done any of what he did. Or he only did those crimes as part of his cover, in which case he was following orders, and wouldn't have done that stuff of his own initiative.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@salvadorpalma8173]

This guy: "600 oysters. every. single. day!" Truth: He tried losing weight by eating only oysters and would receive 600 oysters every week from Copenhagen.

[@BlackJesus8463]

What are the chances of food poisoning from oysters?

[@ericstamps4717]

Simon keeps saying 'not a conspiracy ' but I think he means conspiracy theory. Most of this is by definition a conspiracy. These all involve 2 or more acting parties committing one or more covert acts.

[@NuLiForm]

Exactly!....because of the incessant parroting by MSM, Movies, books, & TV shows..the Majority of people think the two words are inseparable & have the same meaning...Not True, ppl...Conspiracies abound..Everywhere...they are a Very Real indisputable Fact of daily life......but Theories..are unproven conjecture.

[@antarfodoh]

Simon: "This is not a conspiracy" Dictionary: "I beg to differ"

[@almilall]

he means conspiracy (theory)...

[@antarfodoh]

@@almilall That was the joke

[@ignitionfrn2223]

3:00 - Chapter 1 - Project FF 10:40 - Chapter 2 - Invicible castro 16:00 - Chapter 3 - Mental espionnage

[@behnkarrlsun]

The translate to English feature is pretty funny here.

[@kevinbrooks9074]

N word

[@agnediciuniene9861]

Now I somewhat understand why conspiracy theories are so widespread in USA.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@5280ryan]

Thanks for covering this stuff Simon!

[@paulpauldavisschlichting]

My favorite KZbin personality, thank you Mr. Whistler

[@taylorwhitener3746]

And yet people still think the government has their best interests in mind lol

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@rubiconnn]

The CIA should be dismantled and every single person who participated in all of these illegal schemes should be thrown in jail for an extended time.

[@GhostSal]

The list of corruption and bàd shít our own gøvernment has done is one long list. Just look up the number of countríes our gøvernment has bømbed/àttacked since WW2. Then look up all the “conspíracy theoríes”that tuned out to be true.

[@checkeredcheese]

that's cute

[@rubiconnn]

@@checkeredcheese Yeah, wishful thinking. Imagine how much better the world would be if they spent their time investigating and prosecuting real bribery and corruption inside the CIA, FBI, Congress, etc.

[@BonShula]

The CIA Should dismantle your a**hole

[@forbiddenera]

@@checkeredcheese 🤣 OP isn't wrong but this response about sums up the reality of it

[@insaincaldo]

Wait, President Teddy Bear's grandson has the name of a Muppet. That is just great.

[@JakeSezz]

There’s a podcast called Operation Midnight Climax that covers the entire story and the agent responsible. Absolutely fascinating listen.

[@Richard-zc1cj]

My girlfriend and I have studied midnight climax extensively.

[@JakeSezz]

@@Richard-zc1cj Well played lmao

[@wreckinball11]

This makes even the slightest breath of CIA involvement in 911 easier to believe.

[@GhostSal]

Look up the $2.3 trillion that went “unaccounted for” the day before. Also, the fact only one video that doesn’t show much of anything was ever released showing what hit the pentagøn (and there are 85 cameras on that area of the pentagøn). Building 7 coming down when no plane hit it. The official reason was “office fires”. None of those are way out there conspíracy theory concerns, they are all things any reasonable person would wonder about and not accept brush off answers.

[@tesmith47]

one plan the cia had that was not implemented was to fly unmanned , remote controlled civilian airline over cuba so the cubans would shoot it down during the cuban missile crisis, so usa would have a excuse to invade/ attack cuba

[@Astrorenity]

Apparently after 25 years top secret docs should be declassified so just got to wait until 2026 to truly find out

[@Bethgael]

Yeah, even though they couldn't manage to assassinate one man in 50 years? Nah.

[@Riwillion]

Wow, 3/5 comments on here got shadowbanned by youtube, and 1 of the ones that did not... is a spambot. All hail the YT algorithm!

[@michaelm4550]

"they've only done A, B, C and D, but they'd never do E now!"

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475]

You left out the radioactive injections given to hospital patients to study effects of radiation on humans. Without consent, of course. [Multiple hospitals involved, including Strong Hospital in N.Y.]

[@ImTheJoker4u]

I lost 3 wallets as a teenager before i finally got one that is connected to a chain, and to my belt. The one time i took it off the chain in 30 years, i lost it with $600 cash in it. Fortunately a little girl found it, and the father, teaching a good lesson, got it returned to me. Sorry Simon, I'd rather smell like Rotting Turtle😂

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[@ItsAsparageese]

I may be forgetting a video or may have missed one, but if you haven't covered the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiments on one or more channels yet, you definitely should.

[@siddharthiyer1120]

14:56 can we all take a moment to appreciate the amount of Chad energy Castro exuded in that moment?

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

Top 10 pussy destroyers

[@DrRockso0]

From someone that loved a nice leather wallet, I finally made the switch to a Ridge wallet. It’s freakin’ great. Fits in the front pocket which I love. It’s excellent. Make the switch.

[@WingManFang1]

America and the UK have Black Friday, then Egypt got Black Saturday? Damn…

[@PronatorTendon]

You know the CIA was desperate when someone said _let's make his beard fall out_ and his superiors thought that sounded like a plan

[@boomerisadog3899]

Most of what's come to light has been intentionally released for one reason or another. Still, what's done in the dark, eventually, always comes to light.

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@secretsquirrel1534]

I know for Absolute Fact that the MK Ultra Project was still going on in Minnesota in the late 80's and early 90's !!!

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

Yes, I still go to the library, because theres just something about chillen while surrounded by books.

[@watchvidjedi]

I'm weirded out that half my friends think I'm wearing a tin hat when I say that Operation Northwoods was actually real!!!

[@revenevan11]

My first experience like that was when talking about MK Ultra! I'm not unconvinced that some of the wildly stupid conspiracy theories of there were actually started by the CIA, just to cause ridicule for *all* conspiracy theories, even the ones that were getting too close for the CIA's comfort. Now those shitty conspiracy theories (or the penchant for them that they've indirectly caused) are tearing our world apart, and meanwhile we can't convince people about the actual truth of the matter. 😫

[@gur262]

Media focussing on the most ridiculous conspiracy theories has made the term itself synonymous with being a nutcase. I think that's probably very intentional.

[@maxpayne2574]

@@gur262 Absolutely they can just call someone that questions anything a conspiracy theorist add a pic of a aluminum hat. Then hahaha their a nut case.

[@BlackJesus8463]

Murica!

[@BonShula]

It was just a plan and it never happened.

[@simple-Earthling]

not to mention some parts of MKULTRA are still classified due to being active programs, as per recent foia responses for the last bit.

[@cloudbloom]

Starts at 1:56

[@CudderMC]

mamen

[@Padruig9]

Man, imagine being a chosen despot by the CIA and actually managing to get fired...

[@colchronic]

And people wonder why i don't trust the government

[@ThirtytwoJ]

They went to public schools

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@RustyIndustrial-zl9jk]

Not Relevant here but my weeb ahh was focusing after on One Piece

[@Vok250]

And Americans wonder why their country has such a bad reputation beyond its own borders...

[@brianoconnell6459]

Considering the amount of time I spent on lockdown, alone, I can say isolation has a psychological effect.

[@mattsmith5421]

No that's just you, plenty of people live in solitary it's all down to the person not the situation.

[@comfishman9002]

@@mattsmith5421 says the guy that’s never been in solitary.

[@SevCaswell]

@@mattsmith5421 True solitary confinement is designated as torture by international law. Most of the people who live alone actually live online. When you come across stories of elderly people who haven't spoken to anyone in 6 months, or whatever, they are clearly damaged by the isolation.

[@mattsmith5421]

@@SevCaswell it's impossible not to speak to anyone for 6 months unless you're in solitary in a supermarket. Prison solitary confinement isn't living a normal isolated life, You're in prison. You can't put the TV on go out in the garden. And no it's not illegal by law. Edit my bad I thought you said it was illegal

[@thinkinyblinko6666]

@@comfishman9002 ive been completely alone for 14 years now. Live alone, work alone, only see my friends once or twice a month, and im honestly quite happy. I have a very close relationship with psilocybin mushrooms though so I'm sire that helps.

[@52BLUE]

Not going to lie. This video sent me into a three day long depression, but, it’s incredible work you’re doing. Most people have no idea these things (and many others we’ll never know anything about) actually happened.

[@christopher9727]

Only Jesus Christ blood can cleanse us of are sins come to Jesus Christ today Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void. The Holy Spirit can lead you guide and confort you through it all Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

[@turtleanton6539]

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[@al5harpton105]

Imagine the operations that aren’t declassified

[@lokisingularity3394]

​@@al5harpton105 I have a huge one to add to the list and its going on today. It's the organized stalking program (electronic torture and harassment, gangstalking, remote neural monitoring). This is the culmination of mkultra, cointelpro, artichoke, and other cia programs. Lots of info out there search one of the terms above. The program is going on right now and only increasing every year. Tens possibly hundreds of thousands of citizens are being tortured and used like non- consensual human lab rats. Whistblowers of this program are Karen Melton steward NSA, william Bill biney NSA, geral sosbee fbi Chief, Ted Gunderson FBI chief, David Steele CIA, David Voight navy officer, Kevin shill cia, dr. Robert duncan, former CIA contractor, and there are others. The first 3 names are targeted and in this program now for whistblowing against the government. You can look up their names with "organized stalking" to see what they have to say against these crimes against humanity.

[@IamGreatsword]

If I am not mistaken Copeland concerning Operation FF is Stewart from the Police's Father.

[@aq5426]

Trivia time: Miles Copeland's son Stewart went on to become the drummer for the 80s rock band The Police.

[@thestevenjaywaymusic7775]

Just shows what America really is.

[@Vaeldarg]

America is a land with a multiple personality disorder. Each administration can swing wildly from one another in terms of how it thinks. So you can't really use one administration to project how another might behave. (especially one elected in response to how the previous behaved)

[@hisbigal]

Shitty is what comes to my mind.

[@ChatGPT1111]

Ironic that you are quite likely expressing this on a device designed by an American company and sending it on a network created by the U.S., meanwhile crickets for the British Empire that subjigated a third of the world for centuries and the CCP that is exterminating a race as we speak. And there we're also talking about an entire country doing these things rather than a small group of spies.

[@TheLoneTerran]

At least with the Freedom of Information Act, we can get the government to tell on itself.

[@glen.simpson]

hahahaha

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Remote control humans now

[@GregHighPressure]

your sponsor chat is so good fact boy, I went to see how much ridge wallets cost. but looks like im sticking with a big butt dad wallet until the financial crisis is over.. 😅

[@4BillC]

Anyone who thinks the US government doesn't continue to do things like this is crazy and blind!

[@BlackJesus8463]

What do you think about victimless crimes?

[@4BillC]

@@BlackJesus8463 as someone that has been on the wrong side of the law... What do you consider a victimless crime? Speeding, running a stop sign... As long as nobody gets hurt, and what one person does doesn't directly effect someone else then it shouldn't be a crime. But it depends! My question is... How does the US government doing things the average person would spend their life in jail for have anything to do with my opinion on a "victimless" crime.

[@BlackJesus8463]

@@4BillC Would you spank a child?

[@griffinmckenzie7203]

Like other countries don't do shit like this... lmfao

[@4BillC]

@@griffinmckenzie7203 nobody said they didn't...

[@VERDICTInsanity]

Every time Simon says “cocaaaine” I feel like I’m being spoken to by a high class movie style British drug dealer.

[@Double_Vision]

Good timing now that the CIA is being accused of blowing up Nordstream 1 and 2 😂

[@scottessery100]

I’m sure it was just an accident 😂😂😂😂

[@renaissanceredneck73]

Who ever it is that is pulling the global puppet strings thinks now is a good time for WWIII. Because ALL OF THEM on ALL SIDES are doing EVERYTHING they can to get it kicked off so at this point I'm just like to hell with it, it's been a good run.

[@baconbob3752]

@@scottessery100 probably an accident during the tests of the new NATO under water drones xD

[@Iaml3j0]

🤡

[@maxpayne2574]

Probably just crap Russian welding by half drunk workers and crap Chinese pipe.

[@DarkFire1536]

I remember the first time I read about MK Ultra in the 90's. It was in a rock and roll magazine. I saved it because I was so fascinated.

[@chrisshorten4406]

My grandfather was in the CIA, and I remember either my uncle or dad telling the story of how they accidentally ruined the efforts of my grandfather to turn a KGB agen. When then man was visiting my grandfather on one occasion (he frequently visited), my dad and uncle were playing in an upper room, and accidentally damaged something heavy (I don't remember what). The damaging made such a loud sound that the man thought there were agents upstairs, and my grandfather had to take him upstairs to prove it was safe. The man never fully trusted my grandfather again after that.

[@Mullins23]

The man never trusted your father...

[@srmarybede]

Yes, people still use the library. Do you live in England or maybe the USA? If you ever get to southern Wisconsin I would love to give you a tour of the library I work at and show you why they are the best place in almost any community. I have been told by friends that live in England that their libraries are not near as good as ours. But no matter where you live libraries a wonderful.

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

We love the library, too! Some of us still love actual books and reading, and dont use electronics every waking moment.

[@GimmeJimmy23]

Jesus, CIA, what are you up to? You psychos. 😂

[@terrific804]

11:30 Tell them about Gladio. And then there's 911.

[@samuelgarrod8327]

Can't wait for the Contra episode.

[@RECTALBURRITO]

Hmmm... Hijacking planes? Reminds me of another thing that happened 22 years ago.

[@Liquid278]

Simon, can you do a full video on MK ultra and the KGB counterpart please, I can’t find a good creator for one

[@SevCaswell]

I believe there is already a video on MKUltra, or at least the drugs and sex part of it, but I forget which of the ever increasing number of channels it was on. Possibly 'Today I Found Out...'

[@randomperson6433]

Simon had fun with Operation Midnight Climax because obviously lol.

[@bamacopeland4372]

The only upside of MK ultra is Robert Hunter Lyricist for the Grateful Dead was said to be a participant, greatly helping out the band with his lyrics. Ken Kesey author of One flew of the cuckoo's nest also promoted it outside experiments which helped lead to the hippie culture. And before anybody comes at me in the comments I'm using upside in a vague term because depending on who you ask the hippie/counterculture revolution also has it positive and negative vibes

[@SkepticalSandwich]

Hahaha, in “the name of democracy” 😂 good one

[@johnsmith-do7fv]

Hear about remote control humans

[@1ifbyland2ifbysea]

In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team.

[@creativeideas012]

"so there is really no telling what gruesome acts were being done around the world in the name of _*$cience*_" Sounds familiar?!

[@skindred1888]

Clandestine agencies doing horrific things...is vastly different than the world's scientific community. You're confusing them

[@callumreid9206]

Simon: "Hello there, welcome to Declassified Classifieds (don't know if it's catchy) and today we're diving into the Kremlin's laundry....why's there a red dot?" Danny/FSB Comrade Daniella: "For the Motherland, fact boi"

[@calgakispict3652]

We all know what FF really stood for...

[@samryan3299]

12:58 yeah yep, those towers, including the 3rd...

[@xervislane770]

Can we take a moment just to appreciate the pure alpha energy that Castro displayed during the lover assassination attempt?

[@WallyMcW]

I love how your advertisement at the start of the video is a completely different volume from the rest of the video

[@VanD3rp]

I can’t imagine having a life so simple that I can use a ridge wallet 😂

[@elijahrodriguez1808]

miles copland is the father of stewart copland who is the drummer of the band the police