These 3 Tips Will Protect You from Stalkers (The 3 Rules of Surveillance)

[@NoNamegone]

Yep, had that happen to my wife and I at Walmart. 3 guys turned up in the same places as we went yet they had nothing they were buying...got a real uneasy feeling. We both carry. Told my wife what was happening and to be prepared. Those individuals disappeared after I made no secret I knew what they were up to.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

No Name, I'm not saying you and your wife are wrong but ages ago when America was normal we would go to say Bloomie's or JC Penney just to relax. And I " did it " at Target a couple of days ago- I was " window shopping " for at least two hours and I'm sure I drove the Target security people nuts- but I was having a nasty PTSD attack and I just didn't care. And I left with a very beautiful and practical 2024- 2025 planner ( a shameless plug) - but that was the only thing I bought. All I'm saying- by all means be extremely careful but you could be dead wrong.

[@kevinhone465]

@@tatianalyulkin410maybe

[@karentiman4398]

27 Years ago I was a very young single mom who lived in my own with my child & instinctively I always drove home a different way & If A car was behind me I would drive around in circles etc until nobody was around or near me. Just to keep myself and my daughter safe ( From her crazy “sperm donors”family as well as any other crazy people.

[@headless.scents]

This is spot on. It actually happened to me about 2 months ago and I'm super careful of not creating routine/patterns and I always pay attention, always taking stock of people in my vicinity as I do my errands, shop, etc. A guy was following me from one location to the other - spotting him in the 2nd location could be a coincidence but definitely the 3rd location that same day was intentional. And the 3rd time he had another man with him. I can seem like a easy physical target bcause i'm petite in size. Those guys Definitely bad intentions. I did do an SDR and immediately getting someone on the phone I think saved me from a very bad situation. This is why we Always can never be clueless and distracted when moving around. Keep up the great work getting this critical saving information out there! God bless!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad your safe! Take care and God bless you!

[@cdcdogs4961]

I don’t know why, but my situational awareness has always been Sharp. I have been accused of being paranoid by several family members. I was shopping with my sister at Walmart, when I noticed her being followed by a man with a ankle bracelet. She never pays attention to her surroundings so when I finally caught up with her, I mentioned it to her and we abruptly left. He did follow us out, but I had my eye on him like a hawk and I let him know that I did see him. Got in her car and drove around until we knew we weren’t being followed. Btw, this happened in American Fork Utah.

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

Your not paranoid if you actually deter a stalker!😢

[@robdavidson4945]

If you pay attention to your surroundings and perceive a threat the people I have been with thought I was being paranoid. Several of the perceived threats turned out to be real bad guys. Some of those bad guys went to jail for more than 20 years for serious crimes that luckily didn't involve me. Paranoia is a skill that should be cherished and developed.

[@allenbanks3280]

Situation awareness. Change your direction. If you feel something wrong do something different. Know your Neighbors. Who belongs. Get their phone numbers. They will see something before you. Always think ahead and have a plan.

[@Joeybadabang]

Situation awareness and your six sense is critical between life and death

[@wandering-neverlost9]

I have been followed twice in a good ol' Walmart (diffrent locations). Both times I had my Service Dog w/ me. 1st time my SD was a 100lb Rottweiler. 2nd time, my SD was a Pit Bull. Both times I stopped in middle of isle (w/ppl around) & very loudly asked both men, "What are you following me for? I don't know you, and you're harassing me?! Then, I proceeded to yell for a member of management or Security. I also then stated that my dog was not happy about them getting close, & they had been trained in protection as well. These guys hi tailed it out of that store so fast it was comically. Meak & quite is what they hope for, NOT loud, brash, & combative! And the dog always helps! 🐕‍🦺

[@thelorriesweeneyable]

You do realize they is NO SUCH THING AS A COINCIDENCE. I promise you. Great advise , thank you

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome! God bless you!

[@lovewhitey4462]

Exactly every detective 🕵️‍♀️ and law enforcement state it on the crime shows

[@morethan3756]

Once is happenstance. Twice is a coincidence. Thrice is enemy action. - John LeCarré

[@fastradioburst253]

Yup. This is the only version I've heard. Makes more sense than "accident."

[@Handyman1911]

Jason, I loved this chapter in your book. Situational Awareness! I’ve taught your lessons to my kids and a few friends, and at least once, I foiled a potential mugger, specifically because of your techniques! Thanks for another great lesson!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thanks for sharing!!Glad you grad the book! You're welcome God bless you!

[@andrewmarsh8762]

Ian Flemming wrote in the forward to Goldfinger. "Once is happenstance, twice is circumstance, three times is enemy action, Mr Bond." Believe it. It could save your life.

[@VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video. In college, we get used to seeing the same people everywhere. We live in a dorm with a few hundred to few thousand people. We eat at the same dining halls. We're often taking similar classes. We have access to the same university gymnasium. I was never a bar guy, but for those who go to bars, the same bars are within walking distance of the dorms. I left college expecting that I would always see the same people everywhere. I was shocked when I started going to the grocery store and never seeing anyone from work. I was mostly visiting small churches, but I never saw anyone I knew in church. If I didn't make plans to see someone, I didn't see that person. I think I once ran into a guy I knew at a volleyball court. I was never super sociable, so I wasn't particularly surprised. I knew people in college who were very sociable. We could go anywhere, and they would see people that they knew. I wonder how things like this work for those people. Your recommendation about evasive driving evokes an old family story. When my mom was a young professional in town, she and a friend were out driving one night. Early in the evening, some guys were yelling at them at a traffic light. The guys weren't mean. They were just young guys being young guys. She and her friend had dinner, caught a movie, and drove around a bit more. They noticed that a car made the exact turn that they made twice. They made a random turn. The car followed. They couldn't remember the car that the guys had been driving, and in the dark, they couldn't see the car very well anyway. They made a few more random turns, and the car followed them every time. Of course, cell phones were decades in the future, and young women didn't carry guns in 1950's America. They decided to make one more random turn. If the car followed, they would turn into the third driveway they saw and just pretend that they were home. The car followed them into the driveway. By half a dozen or so random choices, they had ended up in the driveway of the people who had been behind them. This older couple gets out of the car and asks whether everything is okay. As they tell the story, everyone realizes how hilarious the whole situation is. They were invited inside for coffee and cookies and had a nice talk.

[@thesoundsmith]

Nice story. But I'd suggest if you WANT friends to hang out with, follow your interests and go where people with those interests go to hang out. It'll just happen. Just don't be afraid to speak up with something non-confrontational.🙂

[@silverwings21]

1:43 Just like Ian Fleming said in the novel "Goldfinger". Except he put it: "Once is happenstance. Twice coincidence. The third time it's enemy action." 4:26 Go around the block by making right turns; why would anyone go around in a circle, back to the road they were just driving if they weren't following you? That's what the bank robbers from the 1986 Miami FBI shootout did to find out they were being followed. 4:28 That's what my mom did, she was in a road rage incident, and some lady followed her home. And I said to my mom, if you knew you were being followed, why did you lead them to where you live? Nothing ever came of it, but there are crazy people out there who would burn the house down or something. Especially, now with criminal justice system, that protects criminals and gets them back out on the streets as soon as possible and arrest anyone one who defends them self from said criminals.

[@0annonymous]

If you’re bold enough, go where there’s people, turn around and face your stalker, and confront them right in front of everyone

[@lrebsten7155]

The FIRST thing to do is drive around the block TWO TIMES. Unless someone is very lost; most people do not drive around the block … let alone TWICE. (They will know that YOU KNOW that they are there; ESPECIALLY if you do it two times). And if driving around the block two times does not convince you, do a broken you turn. And if they do the broken you turn drive to the nearest police station, hospital emergency door. NEVER GO HOME!

[@Green2Red2]

I used to live in a rural area so no one would normally be going where I was as i got closer to my place, a few times i had someone following me, so i had an SDR route- an alternate way to get to my place. Once while using this, I noticed a "follower" get fouled up by it. Since it was a loop, I caught on they were following. Anyone who knew the area meaning a legit neighbor, wouldn't have gone that way. I now ALWAYS have alternate routes to get home.

[@paulhornbogen980]

Mr. H. Really great information for the average person like myself. Particularly when you mentioned crimes of opportunity. Keep up the good work.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome Paul! God bless you!

[@MC_canine_Dog_Training]

Thank you for sharing those three principles. Maintaining a comprehensive 360-degree awareness is crucial for understanding one's surroundings effectively.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you, and God bless!

[@mikedoyle7300]

True. Too many people don't check their six.

[@refri17ner95]

Gangstalking is real in America. Eyes open

[@CalkeDee]

It also known as stalking by proxy using other people to spy or harm you so the real perpetrator doesn't get caught. It is an evil network where they pay and bribe people to join and they all work against you.

[@hollymerchant9550]

Similar story in Somerville, MA.. A Turkish diplomat was killed in 1982.. NI briefed us on that at the time.. A hard lesson very well worth repeating and remembering. Thanks for the video!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome! God bless you!

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

I have a couple friends that I seem to run into quite a bit while out shopping , eating or other activities. It might seem suspicious to some , but I have chalked it up we have a lot of similar likes and interests...I also figure this applies to other people as well...every once in a while , you're gonna cross paths with a stranger a second time in a short span because you have similar interests and likes. It isn't always nefarious...but if I were a government employee , I may be a little more suspicious because of my job.

[@adasanti7312]

Thank you, Jason. Will you also talk about when a neighbor who lives in the same apartment building starts to stalk us?

[@RagDraggo]

Here's an example of what WOULD be stalking,,, no ifs,, ands or buts. Let's say it's Friday morning and you're at checkout line at your local Target store and some bearded guy in line befriends you and asks you a couple of semi-personal questions. No real reason for alarm. Now let's say it's Friday afternoon and you encounter the same guy at the local Home Depot store,, just a mile away. You give him the "benefit of the doubt" in that case,, realizing it could be just accident or coincidence. Now let's say it's the next day (Saturday afternoon) and you're in a town 50 miles away,, at some Costco (or wherever) and the same bearded guy conveniently puts himself in checkout line just behind you. By then,, things become a bit strange,, bizarre and UNnerving. NOT very likely that could be a "coincidence" also. In such a scenario,, Probable Cause says he is "stalking" you.

[@chhansen9813]

Like these crimes that have been happening a lot lately where someone goes into a bank and withdraws a large sum of cash and gets followed from the bank and robbed. It could be someone working at the bank, someone in the bank who saw the transaction then followed and or called friends to join in the following. Of course these crimes you dont get several chances to see people possibly following you. Like Jason also said, there has been a lot of people robbed of jewelry that wear expensive watches or rings and get followed out of a mall and attacked in the parking lot or at their home after being followed. ALWAYS PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS AND WHO CARES IF YOU OFFEND SOMEONE BY SAYING SOMETHING TO SOMEONE YOU THINK IS FOLLOWING YOU!

[@Lee-mx5li]

Great info.. Thanks. Liked random turns, I used it last month at night at an ATM,, some guy followed me.. after 7th turn, they guy stuck his head out his window a shook his head like, "how did you know???" Then drove off

[@chutethemall8099]

Random turns are fine, but don't get lost in a cul de sac or on a dead end street.

[@thisisme64T]

Someone once advised me to drive right to the nearest police station if there was a car following everywhere I went. There was bad ex-relationship with bad inlaws during those days.

[@ramlin35]

Thanks for sharing!

[@lijahsampson6979]

1:45 really depends on the person. Like I’m a reporter in a small town, and everybody feels like I’m following them everywhere when in reality I’m just doing my job and hopping around a lot to different events and locations.

[@thepassdude5173]

Good, common sense tips Jason about being aware of your surroundings. Many people have had an experience now and then about feeling they are being watched. Important to pay attention to "Warning Bells" like that and your intuition or gut feeling. Might be interesting for a future video if you could cover what that type of warning is.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Well said!Thank you and God bless you!

[@TheChitowngirl23]

❤ I saved myself from a creep following me around Walmart. He was in the same space as me three times amd I always shop out of order. I walked by two employees in an aslie turned around amd started screaming at the creep for stalking me. Never be afraid to cause a scene, they dont want witnesses to see them with you.

[@Greenr0]

Thank you for the information. This happened to me several times over the years. I was not the target; I was the unwilling follower. It just so happened the car in front of me would turn the same road that I need to turn. After a few times, I can tell the driver got nervous because he/she would first speed up a bit then a lot in residential area where you are supposed to drive slowly. Meanwhile, I was like 'please don't turn the same road again'. Inevitably they did, then acted like they were being chased. I rolled my eyes and laughed.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad your safe!

[@codyhenrichs9699]

In the early 80's in college I took an Assertiveness Training class. I was asked by the professor to walk. He said I was only 10% mugable. I am a Navy vet, female and just barely 5 feet tall. At first glance I may look vulnerable but in seconds I reveal a "don't mess with me" attitude.

[@jamesrice6096]

Basic counter terrorism stuff that I learned as an E2/E3. Pay attention to where you are and what's around. Who's looking at you or you see repeatedly. Vary your routes. It paid off dealing with my first marriage where there was a lot of creepers around, stealing, and people casing my place to see when I'd leave or be back. Good advice all the time.

[@Sutho81]

I just love your videos. I have recently read all of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels (who helped write the blueprints for what would become the CIA eventually), the plot of his novel Goldfinger is Happenstance, Coincidence and Enemy Action!

[@christophermitchell7925]

Make 4 right hand turns, if anyone is still following you, they’re DEFINITELY following you!

[@jjacob25101]

That also works with 4 left turns, too.

[@christophermitchell7925]

@@jjacob25101 That too. Right hand turns are just easier in the US, that’s all.

[@jjacob25101]

@@christophermitchell7925 Or make frequent stops and pull on the side if you can, and when the suspicious car passes, follow them, get a better view on camera, etc., especially if you have a dashcam already recording. Troll them.

[@christophermitchell7925]

@@jjacob25101 Funny you mention that. I did the exact same thing just yesterday. The long, winding street I was on didn’t allow for a trip around the block, so I made a sudden decision to pull over and let the vehicle pass me. I made sure to position my vehicle so that I could pull a u-turn if necessary. I’m also an advocate for situational awareness at stop lights and stop signs. Always give yourself enough room to maneuver around the vehicle in front of you, and if you see the backup lights come on, it’s time to bail!

[@mikereynolds5753]

If it is 4 left hand turns, you may have ended up in a NASCAR race 😁

[@Joe_Goofball]

God bless YOU, Jason and your family as well!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you Joe! God bless you to and your family!

[@roberthaller3516]

Soo true-- fantastic advice, Rob 😊

[@gregorysoske8681]

Excellent tips.

[@D.von.N]

I don't live in Hollywood. Where I live, rich people wear basic clothes and hardly any jewellry, and broke folks wear fake stuff trying to look fashionable and top class. Not even mentioning fillers and fake lashes for women., with a ton of makeup.

[@jamesrice6096]

Sometimes this can backfire if you have a vigilant mindset and apply it to helping others. ..".same car comes by every day" type comment. My friend's aunt was concerned about a guy and a truck that would come by her place. She'd seen him before several times. My friend clued me in. It was the propane man, and she was a little ahlzheimery. Live and learn.

[@leosearle]

Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond, wrote about this principle (remember that Ian Fleming was at one time a real-life spy): “We have a saying in Chicago Mr Bond. 'Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action'” ― Ian Fleming, Goldfinger, published 1959

[@Cipher1603]

Solid advice Sir, and in my view everyone in todays climate. Should know these skills Spy or not! People should practice with a couple of friends to hone their skills, and should have an action plan. God forbid this happens to them. Including calling 911 and heading to a fire hall or a busy environment. To many people get so scared they go to their house, or parkades everywhere there isn’t a lot of witnesses and potential help. People these days, are also embarrassed to call out for help. “Yell and scream Help or Fire” to initially get attention. Women and children should know these skills especially, and Not become paranoid. Just learn the skills of knowing their surroundings, and not a cell phone screen! This skill alone could potentially cut down on abductions, and sexual assaults and as you mentioned home invasions. As always Sir Great advice, and look forward for more content. God Bless you and your Family! Ps. As Jason will probably tell you too. NEVER get into a vehicle, with the bad guy whether it’s theirs or yours.

[@Trekmaster47]

"Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action." Straight out of the Goldfinger novel. But then again, Ian Fleming also worked in government intelligence

[@tanyat5881]

Always be aware of your surroundings 100% Not coincidence they are setups! THANK YOU!

[@anyaanstoli]

She’s got a condo. I would’ve been nice to her if I’d known when I met her.

[@bigh6530]

Always full of great life saving advice. Thank you for sharing. God bless.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

So nice of you. Thank you! God bless to you and your family!

[@gwildordipkin6504]

Guy is next level tips.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you and God bless you!

[@harvelle1]

Good teaching! Thank you!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You are welcome Harvelle!

[@AnneAnomaly]

I have/am done ALL these ‘tips’ -Despite multiple violations of my Order of Protection, my stalker has violated so many times, I have moved, changed my job, my son’s school 2x & he still won’t stop. He’s destroying my life & nothing I can do.

[@chhansen9813]

Thanks Jason! At 6:05 I took a big gulp of Diet Mountain Dew and you made me laugh so hard pop came out of my nose!

[@lovewhitey4462]

You are Saving lives Bless you 🙏🏻

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

I appreciate that! God bless you!

[@pauljenkins6877]

I was the representative of a major intergovernmental organization in the Sudan for two years. I made a point of varying my route and especially the time of arrival and departure at home and work.

[@juliochingaling5824]

Thanx Jason, great video, very helpful. God bless.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad it was helpful! You're welcome and God bless you!

[@maryloudelossantos1624]

Thank you! Very informative!

[@waynegilreath3960]

last time this happened to me, i made a turn into my local police station-follower just kept going

[@pyeitme508]

Indeed

[@steveh4962]

Sent to both my daughters. ¡Cuidado!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Awesome Steve!

[@EricHalverson83]

Thanks, Jason.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome Eric! God bless you!

[@elizabethandiosa4579]

Thank you. This applies to female stalkers too. Quite often the ex will grt his dusty female associates to stalk and harass you. It has something to do with their drinking and drug culture. How dare you want a healthy life style and to move on and ip. Who do you think you are. 😊

[@katjay3125]

I have outmaneuvered many of them on many many occasions throughout my life and you can't ever stop being self-aware of your surroundings...

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Awesome!

[@ElizabetaDante]

This kind of content has to be obligatory in the schools curriculum

[@garymatney9344]

Appreciate your sage advice Jason!

[@ericshoemaker9140]

That's some good advice there, but what if the scumbags have more than one face observing you? Then it's hard to tell if it's "Accident, Coincidence, or Enemy Action", because they presumably have given you enough credit to recognize a re-occurring face. So they sent more than one face.

[@tashalachacha]

I've been propositioned by men looking for a prostitute. They followed me four blocks until I had to duck into s Middle Eastern store and had to wait until they gave up and drove away.....Once in San Diego on El Cajon Blvd. And another time on Figueroa in Los Angeles. I hope you are protecting your daughters and teaching them about Stranger danger.

[@janrankin2457]

Thank you for helping us know what to do if followed. Have a wonderful day.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Happy to help. Thanks for watching!

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

I don't have that much to take and I'm not the kind of person you want to take stuff from.

[@OhioCentralModeler]

This is why you don't want to look wealthy even if you are. I could be a billionaire and I'm still opting for a $12 Casio watch over the $10,000 Rolex. No reason to put that target on myself.

[@clintstinkeye5607]

Call 'em out and call the police. That actually works. The worst stinkeye i ever got was from these people.

[@vickiesmith3021]

Thank you so much for your video.

[@georgejohnson-vu2zm]

Challenge, Retired F Recovery Agent can stalk and collect you .

[@thomasnugent3836]

Very good discussion

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you for watching, Thomas. Stay safe and God bless!

[@outdoorlife5396]

I like your channel, that said it keep me in remind of the things I was taught.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

That's awesome!

[@Bpositive5464]

Good advices thank you Jason Bourne!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome!

[@Zenithzenith-b7t]

GOOD WORK JASON, THANKS.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thanks for watching! God bless!

[@SoundJudgment]

Jason and Crew... the Mocha-Pro Video Experts. 😋

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you for watching! God bless!

[@JedediahSmith342]

True that it’s a jungle out there thanks for your lessons 😎🇺🇸✌🏽

[@Saintlawrence100]

Excellent info…subbed.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Awesome, thank you! God bless!

[@sloweddy442]

These rules were stated in Ian Fleming's book Goldfinger.

[@willbass2869]

What's your opinion if when on foot, you just suddenly turn around and walk right them & catch the off guard??? Especially if you're a tall fit male?

[@joesashiify]

It's funny when they get stalked back. May the best commando win.

[@deborahlarson2650]

Thank You

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

You're welcome Deborah!

[@guyblew1733]

Very goof tips.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Glad you think so!

[@tomquirin4231]

brotha n dear friend jason, these tips/tricks of the trade are great n we are learning , please tell people to carry/e.d.c. large/big flippers/folders an/or revolver's , a .45/.70 will stop anyone or anything out there 1000% guranteed ! , i prefer coldsteel blades here , i also e.d.c. a 4000 lumens tactical flashlight that can/will strobe for over 1 hr if need be , this is a great product to own also , thanks n talk soon > tom !

[@pmarie2003]

Won't be surveilling me for weeks? My ex-roommate (1982), narcissist stalker has been at it for years.

[@lovewhitey4462]

Ditto we had the same Single white female ⚠️🤬

[@WANNA_BE_FRIENDS]

I have someone stalking me. Ive seen this guy 8 hour away breaking into a friends home I was visiting.

[@rodee1671]

A Russian dude followed me dressed as a woman. I walked by and spoke his name. That was the end.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you for sharing, Rodee. Stay safe and God bless!

[@marcthompson4063]

Great content!! God Bless You!!!

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you! You too!

[@beverlypruitt9569]

I love these videos ❤

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you! I appreciate it! God bless you!

[@jjacob25101]

Walk softly, and carry a sidearm, tactical pen, knives, etc.

[@lovewhitey4462]

Exactly & mask 😷

[@Drunken.Lyrics]

Jason, TY for your channel. I recently found you & have been pouring through your work. I have a problem with ongoing threat/potential further threat. My home is semi rural with land behind the house with animals on it. A very large bush walk/off road cycle area borders my land. A Carpark, joined to these facilities is located on the same side, approx 200m distance from my fenceline. The carpark is on a high point, looking down onto my property, with a large paddock (not mine) between us. This carpark is always has drug users parked up & we all know how their minds can insidiously creep into unsavoury thoughts. What would you do in this situation? I keep everything locked away. I keep the property looking idy. I have double electric fencing & a good number of warning signs on the fences. I have wifi cameras, solar powered floodlights, sensor lights. Barbed wire on key jump points & also created a *kill zone by making escape very difficult around the home.. either you get cut up or forced to leave through a paddock & over the electric fence. In my country, we cannot use firearms to the same degree as in the states yet i am not unarmed, i just do not have lethal weapons..unless hit in an unlucky spot. We have had prowlers & also actively surveillanced. The prowlers were funnelled successfuly to where i wanted them to go which was great... however my concern is for my animals. What could i do around my paddocks to make the thought too hard to attempt to steal stock, other than electrifying everything?

[@tomd6103]

Fast talker. I love that.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you!

[@niamarieturek9281]

I never buy and wear valuable items. It’s just not my thing. I would rather take people fun places and enjoy the company.

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

Very helpful, thanks

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you Ira! I appreciate your continuous support!

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing very easy to do, very good advice and training, plus we love Jesus and America 🇺🇸 👍😎

[@claucemicro1080]

Sometimes I get a feeling I'm being watched and then I hear the unmistakably sound of a gecko.

[@AbdulGani-ji9hd]

🙏

[@MgtowRubicon]

The US will likely never see an organized insurrection of similar capability as the former Stasi of East Germany, which provided financing, training, data, and matériel to the Red Army Faction resistance organization to hit high-ranking civilian hard targets like Detlev Karsten Rohwedder and Alfred Herrhausen. The Herrhausen incident was exceptionally professional, because the target was threatened several times, the target was surrounded by security, and the adversary reached directly through that security wall to kill only the intended target while he was riding inside his moving armored vehicle. No evidentiary leads were ever developed to incriminate any persons of interest; the adversary cleanly got away. The Rohwedder incident exploited security weaknesses (known to the state police who were protecting the target), the assassination scene was professionally staged with DNA and other forensic evidence to frame an individual (who wouldn't have been that careless with his own DNA), known to state police for domestic terrorist threats, who suspiciously died in a subsequent state police raid, casting doubt on the fidelity of the state police. Both cases are officially unsolved.

[@pamelafrancis6086]

Hey Jason, how do feel about security dogs?

[@eprofessio]

I love this guy.

[@JasonHansonSpyBriefing]

Thank you! God bless!