When a CIA Hacker Goes Rogue

[@TyFrom99]

Remove your personal information from the web at JoinDeleteMe.com/TyFrom99 and use code TyFrom99 for 20% off all packages. Some have asked about the files, they are still publicly avaliable on Wikileaks you can find them thru a quick google search. The security clearance warning is not a scare tactic, it's just a warning. I was advised to put it there, and similar warnings you can find on articles related to this release (and others).

[@dj.j5099]

check The Why Files

[@TyFrom99]

@@dj.j5099 whats up with the why files?

[@Tempvo]

NO they’re just gonna sell out information

[@GangnamStyle33]

So, the Epstein List is in the Wikileaks leak? LOL

[@wendysunanmills7102]

@AIChameleonMusic I wonder how many have the Vault 7 Files in total..... ;-) Lulz I do love reading!

[@blue7k114]

"The government wouldn't do that" they totally would

[@TheChrisLeone]

The list of things the government wouldn't do grows ever shorter

[@blue7k114]

@@TheChrisLeone hahaha couldn't have said it any better

[@NSA-Agent]

@@TheChrisLeoneI assume we can rely on your discretion?

[@steffenaltmeier6602]

Would? Did!

[@MacCoalieCoalson]

@@TheChrisLeone "Tell the truth" seems to be ever-present on that list, so at least there's one thing that won't change I guess

[@superioropinion6421]

He really shoot himself on the foot by firing the lawyer that saved his ass on the 1st trial

[@martinbevk1695]

thats you sitting on the couch. Why nr. 2 if he saved him :P

[@KamilDeKerel]

@@martinbevk1695 getting another trial has nothing to do with the first one

[@slappy8941]

He shoot? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Are you don't good the English? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@yuhmanny4765]

@@slappy8941how many languages can you speak?

[@dallashamilton8596]

@@slappy8941you thought you cooked with this one, there’s more than English that people speak. Shut tf up

[@happyduck1506]

you know the video is good when it says it may affect your security clearance

[@Lunabagel1]

😈😈😈😂

[@proud_degenerate]

They know

[@ItzStardustYT]

@@KAHOOSIER you will never be cleared to view any documents even if you did watch this video, lol.

[@morbloe4559]

@@ItzStardustYT Why even comment this lol? You're both watching the same video, genius. Did you know that certain college internships require a security clearance as well? Hell, even certain security guards need clearances. You're bitter and hateful.

[@morbloe4559]

@@ItzStardustYT I get it though, the guy is delusional believing a public youtube video will influence getting a clearance. Still unnecessary comment though

[@danw506]

CIA “someone has leaked documents showing our illegal activity…. We much catch these criminals!”

[@gumby-galbraith641]

exactly, n then framed people. for their dirty work

[@paco1022]

womp womp go to russia if u hate the CIA, every world power does the same thing to protection national interest.

[@Jungforevercoaching]

I😂😂😂

[@tomman2257]

First time learning about what espionage is?

[@Capnight1fr]

"illegal" for ordinary citizens, yes, for CIA employees, no. So they are in fact criminals.

[@darth_dan8886]

Gotta appreciate that a guy smart enough to work for CIA is also dumb enough to fire the attorney that managed to keep him out of prison through seemingly impossible odds.

[@HeyLeFay]

Any time you hear that someone decided to represent themself when facing felony charges, you know they're guilty

[@danieldabella4869]

Too smart for his own good. He was so smart he was convinced that he could learn to be an attorney.

[@darth_dan8886]

@danieldabella4869 Neither overestimating one's abilities nor ignoring obvious facts are signs of high intelligence..

[@electronicbudder6047]

Autism is a powerful thing

[@danieldabella4869]

@@darth_dan8886 i beg to differ, we've seen this play out many times. Intelligence doesn't always correlate with sound logical decisions.

[@kingfriday1243]

How much does anyone want to bet that delete me, the sponsor, is also just selling our shit on the market?

[@sigsauer9439]

good point

[@ChildOfYAHUAH777]

Of course they are

[@TTVIMFREINDLY1]

Of course bro they make more money that way

[@inthefade]

Of course. If they aren't now, eventually they'll sell out to a big corporation that does.

[@two_chromosomes3838]

Most definitely

[@kaizer-777]

It's always surprising how almost every enemy of the state finds themselves in possession of large quantities of illegal pornographic material.

[@stephenchanda7580]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@illyblair]

the michael jackson tactic

[@n.f.w9825]

bro the guy himself admitted he had it he literally said "its a victimless crime" and then further said "oh no i just hosted it by accident". Not everything is a conspiracy

[@kaizer-777]

@@n.f.w9825 In this case, perhaps. If what they're saying about this guy is accurate, it wouldn't shock me.

[@TheShinigami244]

Idk man, look at the most online communities and how rampant it is

[@HolyCommissar]

The CIA claiming they operate within the bounds of US law is better than any standup routine I’ve ever seen Edit: I am neither sick nor suicidal.

[@vss963]

Apparently, CIA officers are exempt from such laws when they're acting in the name of national security. Check out Andrew Bustamante, he's a former CIA intelligence officer. He goes in details about a lot of CIA misconceptions in many podcasts he's been on.

[@uDaniels]

us law pretty much says cia can do whatever they want so, they're not wrong...

[@toxinfrost8747]

Indeed

[@dommyboysmith]

​@@uDanielsexactly. Their JOB is to overthrow governments, build cartels and start wars and spy on absolutely everyone. Breaking every US and international law IS their job. Pretty wild.

[@Ryan-xq3kl]

@@uDaniels Show me which law says that?

[@exuberance3973]

I can guarantee ‘Deleteme’ has a back door to all of your information, deleted or not, accessible to a certain three letter agency no matter what.

[@Sharpless2]

no need for a backdoor, since their servers are open for any 3 letter agency. The data you pay them to delete isnt deleted but you paid them money to become the owners of your data. They will then collect as much of your data as they possibly could. Only tech-illiterate people use services like that. Sponsors like these just show that the content creator really isnt able to do any proper research about who or what sponsored them.

[@notapplicable7633]

​@@Sharpless2 Yeah that's about how I've been reading those services as well.

[@save7597]

Solution: Building your own Homelab

[@marioisawesome8218]

bro i named my hard disk "delete me" as a little personal gag 5 years ago and this comment threw me for a loop for like 5 seconds

[@Mavendow]

@@marioisawesome8218 I lol'd, nice.

[@goofy851]

It's so funny how every time someone stands up to the three-letter agencies they suddenly find gigabytes of CP on their devices. You'd think they'd come up with something new already but nope, good ol' CP, it never fails.

[@MaoMavo]

they take these people on purpose not only to have leverage but also a reliable worker since their urges makes them reliable.

[@LedoCool1]

@@MaoMavo ah so this is who is responsible for all the child disappearances.

[@BakkuIa]

In this case, I'm gonna say it's actually his CP. Because it is.

[@32BitJunkie]

Holy shit conspiracy theorists are dense. It's like you're commenting after just reading the title

[@loldoctor]

@@32BitJunkieIkr, I feel like I’ve found the training data for all the Twitter bots or something.

[@Joe-po9xn]

This was revealed, happening at this level, 7 years ago. Imagine how bad this is now.

[@deeznutz8320]

We hsve toothbrushes that work with apps now, ill bet there is a microphone in that

[@lookdawg187]

...that's nothing, go back almost 100 years and we have Smedley Butler. He was a Major General of the US military, should see the things he said. It's on YT, War is a Racket - Smedley Butler. Wikileaks creates the illusion of hope, while nothing leaked really benefits us. It just continues to prove how much the average person is not in control, but at least it gives a sense of "hey, we did something! Right?" 🤣

[@briancz1]

I've worked in consumer credit for almost 30 years. My reply to "Is my SSN safe with you?" has always been "Locks were meant to keep honest people out."

[@chestnut4860]

I'm stupid, it's not meant to keep dishonest people out? Can you explain this.

[@idkcba]

That took me a second but that is the most true thing I've ever read I think

[@Cyntaria]

​​@@chestnut4860 they're basically saying they won't give your data to anyone and none of their other customers or partners can see your data but that won't stop hackers or criminals. A lock on your front door will keep your everyday person out but criminals will still find a way to break in.

[@micah6450]

@@chestnut4860 if someone wants your ssn for unethical reasons theyll work to get it and probably will be able to if theyre smart enough were an honest ethical person would never try for it since its "encrypted"

[@vanessanassif]

Mmm hmmmm

[@EyeCu2025]

Most cia documents are not classified because of the information, they are classified because of how they got it.

[@idkcba]

Yea, they don't really want people to know that the way they got the info was from some sketchy underworld dealings

[@poindextertunes]

the cia is behind almost anything you could think of that is nefarious in this world

[@Sparmink]

@@idkcbanice profile picture

[@monkeysk8er33]

I can verify that what you just said is wholly inaccurate. Most things are classified because of the risk to national security, and most of the reason it IS is because of how our spies operate.

[@spotonwashing5712]

@@idkcbawym

[@biglean4137]

So many plot twist here. I bursted in laughter after the pause and sudden, "he was convicted of all charges" after two years of learning how to defend himself in court. What a sob, just wish he could have leaked a bit further. Good video. Totally worth getting on the watch list for this.

[@joshuah345]

Weeping angel is clever as fuck name These are entities that appeared in the british doctor who series that could only move when no one is looking at them

[@pietrauwald6408]

very weird that appearantly every hacker or leaker has cp on his laptop

[@idkcba]

Such a coincidence, no?

[@me_12-vw1vi]

@@idkcbayes it’s not like our precious central intelligence agency that totally has our best interests in mind and always there to protect us will ever try to spy on us and put CP on out computer to completely destroy our reputation so what ever anyone has on them will never cause much damage. no our precious central intelligence agency will never. just kidding they will, they always do

[@mlok2300]

Cerebral palsy?

[@pietrauwald6408]

@@mlok2300 what do u mean?

[@ItsJustAdrean]

The CIA is known for picking up vulnerable agents and patsies into their organization

[@TheJ0kerr]

I can answer one of those last questions for u. The CIA definitely knew about his pattern of behaviour but that's never been an issue for the CIA cuz they prefer rogue characters. As an FBI director once said "we arrest them (criminals) and they (CIA) hire them.."

[@jimsonjohnson3761]

That's completely not true. They prefer predictable, willing and grunt characters like the military. Why would you hire 'rouge' people? Makes no sense because you're a moron.

[@poindextertunes]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@lordgiacomos2551]

Makes it more convenient to discredit & disavow them if you already have the dirt and don't need to plant it

[@TheJ0kerr]

@@lordgiacomos2551 bingo, just like they did oswald

[@JeradMail]

ROFL who said that? Not a single director said that

[@Mathieu_soDjo]

The confidence in calling someone "bald" when all you have is a patch of hair in the middle of your forehead.

[@shustyrackleford_710]

...what about it?

[@Arbiter710]

That wasent a real picture of the guy lol

[@priceandpride]

Stock image but true statement

[@shustyrackleford_710]

@priceandpride it's not a statement actually, it's half of an idea put into an incomplete sentence

[@Mophony]

That's a bald statement

[@zeren5005]

and remember, if you ever think “well the government wouldn’t do that” …they most definitely would

[@1978garfield]

They have been there, done that and got the T shirt for pretty much every despicable act imaginable.

[@swaggercat9000]

A CIA agent with gigs CP, lmao not even a surprise anymore. Almost expected.

[@Si74l0rd]

@@swaggercat9000 Funny how no charges were ever laid for that too. Almost as if it was just a nasty rumour designed to discredit someone in the public's eyes, and ensure they had a short life if they ever ended up in general population.

[@zzaaaaap]

@@Si74l0rd He admitted in court that only watching CP was a victimless crime, why would you try and defend that behavior

[@Si74l0rd]

@@zzaaaaap If they had evidence, why not prosecute him? They had his computers. They therefore either had evidence with which to prove their case, or there was no evidence. People come up with some really stupid defences left to their own devices. Maybe he thought that was the best defence in the face of the accusations, as stupid as it sounds. It wouldn't be the first time someone came up with a really stupid defence, when faced with being charged for a crime they hadn't committed. I believe in innocence until proven guilty. That's all. I don't condone that sort of behaviour, if it so happens it was something he did. But if it did, why the hell not jail him for it, and put him on a permanent register?

[@zzaaaaap]

@@Si74l0rd Maybe there was only circumstantial* evidence to prove guilt on the CP related stuff? Since his story about friends having access to the server actually looked to be truthful, maybe it weakened their other charges in the case, so they only prosecuted him for specific crimes. That does happen more often than people would expect.

[@Si74l0rd]

@@zzaaaaap Yeah absolutely. It would also suggest that he wasn't into CP though, if that was the truth. Generally if you get raided you don't have time to hide things, and few people have the discipline to separate their browsing habits when they get horny. He could have used a ToR set up on a live OS, run off an SD card or USB stick, which he then hid after every session. But given he was that careless with his server privileges, I'd say he's not particularly security conscious. So if he was into CP I'd expect a clear enough record in the slack space on the drive, to be able to prosecute with no doubts at all. The forensic recovery guys are seriously good. There isn't much you can hide from them, unless you follow some very specific procedures, and have sufficient discipline to blank your drives daily, or have the time to run a multiple overwrite before your equipment is seized. They're trained to keep you from triggering any sort of killswitch, or allowing you physical access to the keyboard once they breach. So potentially even the RAM can be scoured for file fragments. It's just hard to completely hide what you do on a modern PC or phone.

[@JK-gm6kk]

"The CIA complies with the US constitution" Me: 😂

[@General_Junkie]

The CIA technically doesn't have to even acknowledge the US constitution because they were created to work outside of the US and aren't allowed to work within the borders of the US. Of course this isn't true but technically my answer is correct. Plus the constitution means nothing because we aren't even a country. We are the Corporation of the United States of America. The home office is located in Delaware. So we aren't even classified as a legitimate country. We are a legitimate corporation and we have been one almost since our conception.

[@TheHighborn]

We know they don't, they know they don't, everybody fucking knows, but they must give lip service. That's how things works. Always craft plausible deniability

[@cherylcooper3580]

😢. True

[@jondoe406]

😅😅

[@indefensible0301]

They do comply with it sometimes, its just that other times they don't.

[@adarshvardhan6819]

I like how you still prioritize quality over quantity, sticking true to your vision, love to see it

[@jaywilliams6499]

I love how he conveniently had CP after leaking tools.

[@Porschegirl_944]

It’s the governments favorite thing!

[@arminiuscherusci4410]

Such a weird part. Sounds a bit like character assasination

[@prismatic9804]

His defense didn't help himself at all

[@jaywilliams6499]

@@prismatic9804 at all! that’s definitely sketch to host servers for strangers. he was probably hosting an exit node would be my guess. Would allow him to monitor lots of traffic

[@andrieslouw3811]

After Trump's assassination attempt and hearings before congress its clear the truth of is figment of the directors of the cia/fbi's imagination

[@hundun5604]

When I tell people "they" can listen to your conversations through your tv remote control, people think I'm joking, or so.

[@Consequence]

Remote controls literally have a mic button you speak into to search for content. Why does anyone find your claim hard to believe?

[@hundun5604]

@@Consequence I think they forgot that these things have a mic nowadays, or don't know about it. I shall ask the next time I see them. 😉

[@Ashakat42]

Anything that allows you to listen can also record.

[@TundraTurnip]

"and remember kids, if you ever think 'Oh, the government wouldn't do that!' *Oh yes they would.*"

[@jess500texas]

Its funny how everyone forgot about this. 7 years later, and everyone suddenly forgot about it

[@sunskist]

you said the same thing twice, with slightly different words lol. but on a more serious note , is that actually surprising? we are constantly overstimulated with world news and outrages every day I honestly believe it's one of the governments best tactics. normal working class people spend 40 hours a week bare min just trying to feed themselves and put a roof over their head we don't have time to look into every breakout news. it's such a crappy thing and we know but we've been so exhausted and lost all hope of justice and they know it. i believe they have overplayed their hand though and forgotten the human spirit and how powerful we can be when we are pushed past our breaking point. it's coming the next revolution and I think it will be bloody

[@eileenb526]

@@sunskistBest comment so far.

[@mikehanrahan5559]

I'm pretty sure the CIA hacked my Xbox 360 in 2010 and lowered my K/D ratio on MW2.

[@swizzleswozzle1]

The leaving finger prints from other hacking organisations is one of the smartest yet most evil things I have ever heard. Incredible video I would love to see more

[@monsterram6617]

2:17 I've held both a Secret and Top Secret (TS/SCI with various caveats) clearance as an officer in the US Marines. I was also the security manager for a compartmentalized program and I can tell you that this disclaimer is pure BS. Viewing this video can and will NOT harm your ability to gain or retain a security clearance with the US government. That's not how it works. Nice try though.

[@mkrew1338]

hey you’re actually talking out of your ass viewing or searching out classified information that had been illegally exposed is a question they ask and if you answer that you have sought or viewed such information you can be disqualified

[@arunsmissingpurplesweater5447]

@@mkrew1338 You've obviously never held a clearance.

[@monsterram6617]

@@mkrew1338 Show me in the SF-86 where it asks that question. Spoiler: you can't because it doesn't.

[@hyper78797]

i love youtubers like this, better than most documentaries out there

[@MikeOxlongBoi]

The problem is IT guys unintentionally remain with access all the time between jobs because its so difficult to purge them when they previously had God mode access and now imagine when an IT guy choose to remain with access.

[@slappy8941]

Bro, you know punctuation is free, right?

[@Fish-ec8nq]

@@slappy8941its almost like everyone in this world speaks perfect english since birth

[@drtoothpaste]

@@Fish-ec8nq Should be considering its probably the only language he can speak.

[@csixtythree]

@@drtoothpastehard to assume

[@theanarchonazbolinquisition]

@@Fish-ec8nqit’s*

[@foobar4344]

thank you so much for putting the dates on the screen (and keeping them there)!! it makes it SO helpful to follow a narrative occurring over time. I wish more videos would do exactly what you did with the dates. and I am a visual person too so it helps for me to see a date instead of hear it. really amazing content! I have watched some of your other videos as well and gave them thumbs :) Your subjects are interesting and your content and presentation is really engaging. I hope you pop off with the algo someday soon :)

[@hauscchildt6418]

Good job, you still follow the narrative.

[@Wattson-x5m]

Protecting the public. Lmao now thats a good one.

[@cyberangelsix]

may be hard to believe but there are good people within the organisation who have this intention, it’s just a shame that evil has also infiltrated..

[@FemboyLegendGD]

@@cyberangelsix Not really, anyone working for CIA benefits a terrorist state

[@paco1022]

@@cyberangelsix evil like this CP owning hacker 😭

[@davidmays8974]

The CIA is full of everyday people who were hired from University. Real people with family, and conventional life responsibilities. You guys always frame any organization within the government as some vague, all powerful, evil entity, in order to disassociate and disconnect. While its true that there is government corruption, and while its true that organized bodies may sometimes usurp rules or constitutional laws, this framing actually moves to hinder recognizing corruption, bad practices and error, because its not an objective or true evaluation of how corruption actually functions.

[@ivankust3839]

‘npm run build’ in the stock video while talking about CIA hacks is a true gem 😂

[@Tony-mw-533]

For real😂😂

[@stahl44]

the info about the cia branch in frankfurt, additional to what is/was done there, is indeed correct. highly interesting topic and important for many scandals and operations, not discussed in this video.

[@yallneedjesus5465]

The video creator: "a senator revealed that the cia had listened in on conversations of major terrorist leaders before 9/11 showing that they were doing that and impacting the CIA ability to protect the country" Me: "so why tf didn't they protect the country then?"

[@Fistbeardthepirate]

Something about using the event to bring in the security state leading to authoritarian state

[@Illwill.wavmusic]

The same reason the FBI let trumpers raid the capital building

[@reedthorngag1810]

The CIA knew an attack was coming, but didnt have enough details to stop it, and the FBI also had some information that could have been used to fill in the gaps, but there was no communication between them.

[@FemboyLegendGD]

@@reedthorngag1810 wouldnt have made sense to stop it anyway, the 9/11 gave CIA more power than what they had during the cold war.

[@APinchofDill]

@@reedthorngag1810 sad thing is @Fistbeardthepirate conspiracy aside this is the most likely route because its the government lol. Two agencies for the protection of the nation not working together and full of ego.

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

The disturbing thing is those who control or utilise this data can decide winners and losers in business. ‘They’ don’t like your thoughts/politics, then your small business might suddenly not be doing so well. Disturbing.

[@Ethan-mn9jh]

For real these cowardly idiotic associates and hatanic dooshbaggots are apart of the lamest and lowest beings of civilization.

[@TrentonWarrington]

It is funny that even the CIA has to deal with people being high school kids in the office 🤣

[@holymacarenafin2319]

Well most theys computer nerds were bullied in school and for a reason 🤣🤌

[@generic6099]

​​@@holymacarenafin2319and then it turns out they have pictures of your underage daughter in compromising situations, sometimes makes me think, either conspired against or not that they got the last laugh in the end.

[@mikhail2459]

@@generic6099 they just generally a suck no lifers

[@Ashakat42]

Imo most of our high level agencies and military run on a middle school level mentality.

[@AdamOwens135]

So are we just not going to discuss the fact that someone telling other office members they WILL unalive them and piss on their grave.. is STILL working in the CIA?

[@firedarth]

10 out of 10, I can't imagine how much damage someone inside of any private or public company can do without them notice.

[@wesrurede]

"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Benjamin Franklin. They sure protect us good, the media thinks it so for me.

[@jamesp1289]

The Patriot act and the Iraq war was the turning point that corrupted the country. The war mongers will forever want their sweet defense money at any cost and the politicians will provide it.

[@daytradersanonymous9955]

We're so lucky The Ministry of Truth tells us what is real and what to think🤐

[@carinarilk89]

​@@daytradersanonymous99551984 G. Orwell Is here! Open your eyes.

[@AlKohaiMusic]

It is impressive how the CIA almost blatantly broadcasts their lack of good sense and competence. As for the clearance so long as you avoid the justice system your unlikely to be stripped of your existenting clearance. From personal experience my dead beat father has clearance for his employment with a defense contractor, and despite providing emails a plenty reflecting his unstable, reactive, violent behavioral patterns in response to mundane familal situations that didn't result in the outcome he wanted, the reclearance went without a hitch. The only concern voiced was over his evident intoxication, and his acknowledgement of his assult on my person, but after confirming that no charges were pressed they no seemed interested.

[@joseywales8257]

@ALKohai.usic I am very SORRY for your abuse and pain. Let me try and explain: #1 The CIA is not the Dark Web of US Federal Agencies. It is the Dark Web of the World. Individuals are recruited based on skills that save lives Worldwide from threats so evil you folks can't even begin to imagine. As long as they continue to SAVE LIVES their personal bad habits are overlooked. Most CIA employees never EVER wanted that employment. It was forced employment and at some point in time, the recruit comes to terms with they are saving lives and accept their fate . It is IMPOSSIBLE to work with the Dark web and walk around with all the burdons placed upon them and have a smile and a pleasant attitude. Your misery, unacceptable, is experienced by most CIA families. When you're in meetings with non humans, you leave the meeting feeling like a Baboon, and if you're unfortunate to be in multiple meetings of this sort it eventually changes your mentality for good, seeing humans as we really are, not what we would like to be. I am very sorry for your pain, I hope this reaches you prior to deletion. 85% of my comments have a 2 minute shelf life

[@gac5700]

Why would they care they're not the police

[@joseywales8257]

I'm very sorry for your pain, I sent you a reply that would dramatically assist you in coping with your situation, it was removed immediately which is normally the case when I respond to sensitive discussions involving C!A personel/events

[@joseywales8257]

I will try again and break it into individual numbered parts if you wish, if you were simply venting, then have a nice day, goodbye.

[@LAE-7]

Sorry that happened to you man hope you’re doing well.

[@polokistantube7296]

how is this not that popular, this video is insane bro

[@ITIicroPenis]

its been out for two days

[@sleepless9994]

Because vault7

[@arkaneforyou]

most people care about kardashians more than they care about the country.

[@TheOriginalManTrust]

​@@arkaneforyou😔

[@poindextertunes]

@@arkaneforyouWhat? that show has been canceled for 3 years. 2010 called they want their joke back

[@geofflow8117]

10:50 - after the pager attacks - it just confirms suspicion

[@Ed-ty1kr]

I don't fear the internet, I fear the back door tools that authority develops, which somehow always get hacked, leaked, or stolen.

[@zenodeklerck5830]

someone at the CIA really loved Doctor Who

[@idkcba]

CIA Employee: _Says death threat_ Other Employee: "I fear for my life" CIA: "Grow up" Wow, I thought the CIA where supposed to be _helping_ people

[@orgnish]

⁠​⁠@@NerdyNEET that’s a wildly simplistic way to look at the world. The CIA doesn’t have a CEO and the owners are the American public. It’s just a corrupt and top heavy organization like most GOVERNMENT institutions

[@angrypidgeon1714]

criminals are people too. Just not all of them

[@poindextertunes]

I cant think of a single instance where the cia has actually helped ppl. not sure where you got that notion from

[@TerribleHater]

@@poindextertunesHollywood, I thought so too as child

[@goofy851]

CIA only helps themselves. They are the biggest government-backed terrorist organization in history and the fact more people don't realize this is proof of their power.

[@whyareyouevenherern]

bro really said “that’s not a threat, it’s a promise”

[@JustMeMorgane]

loved the transition between the two trials, learning he was going to represent himself tells me all i need to know about the guy ngl

[@respektetoutlavi714]

A Fish Born Within An Aquarium Will Forever Struggle To Comprehend The Sea…

[@zleephouse]

the game '2048' been really quiet since this dropped

[@paco1022]

... this is why stuff is classified because the general public is so restarted and doesn't know anything even when they are presented with the information. The game 2048 itself wasn't compromised on a mass scale, they just used a modified version of that game and installed it into the persons phone. It doesnt mean the public version of the game is malware

[@flosamuu]

probably because they did nothing wrong?

[@joejam174]

Allegedly ​@@paco1022

[@Ashakat42]

​@@paco1022most things are classified because of cya.

[@Macaronibtw]

he made this video so good he included saul good man and not like us in the same video

[@JoeSmith-xm3wb]

Anytime someone torn government whistleblower they will try to discredit that person by claiming & setting up that person to all of a sudden be "crazy", "a child pedo" or "traitor" or some BS.😮

[@poolhalljunkie9]

It's funny as hell. It's like a bad romance. I just want to say "well you guys hired him to begin with" 😂

[@thomasviolett1290]

Yeah, like how the government said Snowden and Manning had child porn. Oh, wait …

[@idkcba]

And that's because the government will not admit anything is their fault, ever.

[@RichardBaran]

This is not whistle blowing

[@coolbean9880]

he literally contradicted the claim that he was being set up *and* called cp a "victimless crime", please grow up and see the bigger picture where the cia is probably full of people just like him with the only difference being that they have the common sense not to bring attention to themselves

[@IceKoldKilla]

I heard from people who have worked in some of the agencies that it's not as organized as you think. It's still multiple departments in multiple places around the country, in multiple buildings, multiple floors, all having no direct communication most of the time. It's improved but not well enough. The lack of communication, the laziness, and this applies to the military too. 9/11 essentially happened because the CIA and FBI didn't speak to each other so the info they both held didn't bring any proof or conclusions on the planned attacks. If they spoke to each other, they would've realized the planned attack and prevented it. Yep. USA. The best of the best, still doing this in 2001. Ridiculous. And they've gotten complacent since. Some things get better, others don't or get worse with time.

[@ultra-t3lev1si0n]

the islamists CIA prepared for afghan jihad against soviet were wealthy and philosophical. once soviets left Americans entered. jihadis got triggered and when putin came to power in russia they got opportunity for revenge. they got united and of course Israelis have win win situation here. putin wanted distraction for US by pushing them in war like situation with Middle East. so Israelis have same intentions always too. Osama was hiding in Mountains. he wasn't involved much. but he wasn't in Pakistan or American control was the reason Osama is getting blamed for whole 911 Blunder. 😂

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

To be fair those agencies use compartmentalisation trying to avoid leaks. This inevitably lead to different departments reluctantly sharing info. And that's reasonable. However it's just part of an explanation. The other part is agencies are part of the government: laziness and mediocrity are job requirement, as well as willingness to play backstabbing office games.

[@rainchopper898]

There is evidence that many US agencies CONSPIRED to allow the events of 9/11 It wasn't caused by negligence, it was malicious. 9/11: a Conspiracy Theory Corbett Report Looks like the video isn't available on KZbin

[@Ashakat42]

It's worst than agencies not talking. They actively work against each other so they get the bragging rights and therefore funding.

[@seattlereutzelwillr548]

"he was convicted on all charges" hahaha this documentary was 1 of the best ive ever seen, clear concise, coherent, entertaining and filled with info ive never heard before, bravo TyFrom99...

[@humanvoicemail5059]

9:03 who would even know if they did follow the law or if they did target a US citizen, when they can use any one of 40 million immigrants, a car glitch, or anything else to make an undetectable assassination…

[@jeffryb7883]

To be fair, this guy seems incredibly intelligent and creative, two extremely helpful traits to have for hacking. He's just also incredibly insane.

[@rnts08]

Being insane is also helpful, just not when you are faced with reality. Computers don't care.

[@cpuuk]

"microwaves that turn into cameras etc" 🤣 Isn't there an adage about a man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client?

[@harryazzole7814]

They fudged the delivery of that line a bit. She was referencing how the CIA and NSA have documented how they can turn any device capable of transmitting data, and even those that aren't capable of transmitting data but are actively powered, into what are essentially 3D map generators that use the frequencies they radiate to gauge distances to large objects moving around in a room, IE you. It's very real and they've had the capability for at least 15 years.

[@LolWutMikehSM]

​@@harryazzole7814 thats what i wanted to say. Thanks for your articulation.

[@CakeslyMcShakesly]

Imagine being so dull you can't even fathom the government wanting to watch you

[@kreeperfrm559]

​anything that transmits or receives internet data can be turned into a data collector

[@lookdawg187]

I know there's an old adage about science being magic. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. You can use the microwaves from a microwave for radar.

[@tacticalpossum7090]

The CIA most certainly, positively knew he was odd, but he was also brilliant and good at what they needed.

[@jacoballen3216]

The Govt: "We've investigated ourselves and have found that we did nothing wrong."

[@GabrielleRivera-pw9pv]

Sounds like mr beast

[@ruppertb320]

2:17 Thank goodness I don't have my TS//SCI w/CIPOLY anymore. 😂

[@abdouldiaw6499]

Trust, they’re still watching you.

[@1roadrage1]

The office drama is hillarious

[@mlalbaitero]

22:28 probably cause he was skilled enough, i imagine they dont care about how morally sound their employees are

[@hungrymusicwolf]

Either they use the Russian method of keeping officials in check: hire the corrupt people and only punish them if they go against your wishes. Or in their case pedophiles and court.

[@davidmays8974]

How exactly were they supposed to know?

[@mikedrake4651]

That last question hit pretty hard. All it takes is one person with malevolent intent to cause serious harm.

[@notkevin7]

What a coincidence that they found all that unrelated illegal material on his devices. That definitely helps in discrediting and seizing all of his devices

[@paco1022]

found the CP loving pedophile defender

[@TheCarbonhead]

They have so much power yet terror attacks keeps happening. This should tell you everything

[@MrTerribleLie]

Power and omniscience are two things.

[@farqueue001]

The cia illegally gather information?! No! Never! They are basically priests in tuxedos 😂 they just couldn’t do that!

[@TrentonWarrington]

Just like it’s written in many scriptures throughout time. Evil hides behind the disguise of being the “good guys”

[@Fistbeardthepirate]

World is ruled by the devil - principalities and powers in the heavenly realms. But it's only temporary power in the face of God and eternity. 'for God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten Son, that whoever shall believe in him shall not perish but have eternal life'

[@spankyjeffro5320]

The ones who wrote the scriptures along with all who follow them are the bad guys.

[@Quell__]

​@@Fistbeardthepirate how can you be sure that your book isnt written by the devil as well? devil possesses the power to rule the world yet he cant write a book, lmao

[@Fistbeardthepirate]

@@Quell__ he can get people to write many books, but writing the bible simply isn't in line with his character. the bible has a true and correct interpretation, but the devils primary focus is to get humans to misunderstand it and believe false things about it. his character is the deceiver and accuser, and he comes to kill, steal, destroy etc.

[@AllergicToFantasy]

Abrahamic religions were created by the ruling oligarchs of the time to foster widespread obedience to malevolent and fascistic rulers. It's working perfectly to plan.

[@thrumbo]

22:22 they know it and hire it anyway. Bacause the most talented hacker out there are usually the one that are problematic. So instead of making him their enemy, its way safer and profitable to make him their friends and just deal with it. And i bet that the one threatening him is not completely clean either

[@thrumbo]

Also i think they use the " have no no stuff in his computer!" a little bit too much. It start become suspicious

[@Beauc4652]

I'm not sure what to believe here. Like it wouldn't be hard for them to plant that evidence. He might have even believed it was an old zipped file from his old server that he didn't monitor properly. There's more to this...

[@georgeanthony8999]

Anyone else notice how everyone the cia goes after or the cia accuses all have kid porn on there devices... EVERYONE.... THERE ARE NO COINCIDENCE

[@Kaiyats]

Yeah because they just plant it on them Obviously it’s a dirty tactic used by them

[@ScarfaceLittlebee-mj2ch]

Who else?

[@sofi-bluestoons7356]

you think they falsely accused him of CP to feel valid enough to put him in jail

[@priceandpride]

💯 that jumped out right away. Slander and discredit is their main objective for damaged control

[@priceandpride]

@@sofi-bluestoons7356yes

[@evanthesquirrel]

This was a deliberate drop. All this information is already obsolete.

[@deeznutz8320]

It wasnt at the time, we knew they were spying but how severe it was was not known

[@lookdawg187]

Illusion of hope is what it creates.

[@sammxn-w2v]

It's not that deep

[@emberhydra]

17:51 they are framing him

[@KaptajnKaffe]

Just because they screwed the Cia, does not mean they are innocent.

[@DJVYLO]

So obvious

[@joelchils]

300%

[@Daniel-jn9ys]

I literally rolled my fucking eyes so far back into my head as soon as I heard it.

[@emberhydra]

guys help they have me at gunpoint

[@Techspin]

21:46 LOL that was great delivery there. Fantastic content, keep up the good work

[@Bradenxd12]

Damn the CIA were rookies back then if he had a backdoor and they had no idea until this all unfolded. What an awesome video, super interesting and great narration

[@Talpiot_Program]

Israeli backdoors.

[@compookiie]

The fact they named their disgusting process a Snowden stopper shows how good he is. He's on our side

[@Super61a]

the largest holder of under age material is always the govt. every time i read about somebody doing something the alphabet boys dont like there is always a secondary charge of this.

[@poindextertunes]

exactly why p3d0 laws are so relaxed. Politicians high up in their chosen branches are all offenders. They make the laws soft on these perpetrators(who are their friends) so they can keep them out of jail and continue to procure children for the purpose of blackmailing political and industry opponents

[@arogueburrito]

So basically the CIA hired a 4chan level troll and were surprised when he turned out to be a butthurt dork

[@newtypexzerox]

This guy sounds like your average 4chan user, good to know those are the ppl working at the CIA

[@me_12-vw1vi]

the average 4chan user is a low iq dude who struggles with tagging his frog images on his computer your thinking about the average reddit user who licks the boot squeaky clean and will do anything to get validation from mr glow man. didn’t you see in the vid the glowie told his employees to check out netsoc subreddit to learn from them

[@kurushimee]

As a Russian citizen, I find this information to be nothing surprising

[@zanriel6059]

I like how russians act like their government is any different from US

[@jamesbiggs2745]

The CIA and KGB are two sides of the same coin. Everything the CIA has done the KGB has done and even perfected. Not a critiscm just saying be very cautious of national security organizations. They always end up evil/corrupt.

[@kennykaniff]

18:50 - 18:55 CLASSIC BRO!! Love it. You just gained a new sub for that bit. I like the artistic approach. This was the first video of yours I've viewed and even tho I'm tech illiterate you made this pretty understandable for someone like me 🤘🏻🇬🇧

[@rocketman7401]

"We self investigated, we found nothing wrong... "

[@pinchez-q2d]

Dude got smoked in court thinking he's him LOL

[@ericcloud1023]

your videos have become an eagerly anticipated & necessary dose of truth to remind me of my duty as a citizen, namely to keep my government accountable Much love bro

[@donovanallen]

Could you pinpoint the part of the video that actually condemns the government? In fact, it defended it several times.

[@meeb_consumer]

3:50 it's ALWAYS virginia. Suspect *everything* from that state. I used to live in a suburb there. I was young, so I didn't catch on, but like half the parents there had some sort of job in the CIA or the like. My dad told a story one time of how they were at a party talking about guns with the other dads, and one guy brought up somd crazy Israeli gun that he'd never even heard of and a few other guys just rolled with it. And my dad would know, he's a goddamn patent examiner. An automative one, but a patent examiner nonetheless.

[@hondamxracer24]

Virginia Or Genena!

[@avwholesomegamer]

[constitutional rights being violated] “There’s no pragmatic reason the public should know about this.” Bro be serious, c’mon.

[@Sp00kq]

He also very very very clearly stated that all of it would require an agent to have physical access to the device

[@Jacksonmahomeisgay]

Yea this guy's got uncle sams third leg deep in his mouth

[@Jacksonmahomeisgay]

And the Jews assisting uncle sams deek to go in n out

[@Elliott-tg2km]

"it's for protecting the public , we swear 🙏😇"

[@regan7541]

something I've always wondered tho how can the cia just tell an entire population they're not allowed to know something like a child. These leaks are our right

[@Xenophakes]

It's awesome knowing that CIA work culture is all about Nerf gun fights and death threats. Truly just the boys having fun.

[@judy3827]

it's especially funny to me how ridiculously avoidable so much of what happened to him was if he wasn't a complete dumbass ...and my perspective on 3 letter agencies keeps getting worst

[@deanmorris2546]

It's nieve in the extreme to say that the federal government wouldn't use any of these techniques to monitor citizens.

[@spankyjeffro5320]

Sure, but it's also naive to think that you are even remotely interesting to them.

[@itrashcant7947]

Good luck to the gov if they decide to monitor me. They’ll just get pissed off that I spend all my free time watching Japanese cartoons and cat videos.

[@deanmorris2546]

@spankyjeffro5320 retired military with clearance, yup they aren't interested in me for sure.

[@and4all706]

I don't think they would monitor you. They are looking for people who are intelligent enough to spell correctly or able to use some form of spell check.

[@kevinlapsley8227]

Right after this my phone I watched it on said, "security update needed" kinda sketched out lol

[@MyCatJeff]

Largest data leak? Social Sec. Admin just said, hold my beer. Ffs.

[@3dxspx703]

CIA data? Leak? Of course not. There's always a catch. 😏

[@codemonkey4509]

Schulte must have been an amazing programmer/engineer for the CIA to put up with all his bullshit.

[@localneo-graphic4647]

No, I mean just listen to what they were saying about his buddy Amol, who seems like a real gem himself. They hire absolute scum with no morals because the last thing you want is someone like Snowden; a well liked guy who will act on their morals against their interest and can become a martyr for it. Dudes like Schule, you tell them if they do what is asked of them, they get to diddle all the kids they want, if they don't, the whole world is going to suddenly find out about it. These guys are easy to manipulate, they enjoy hurting people so they are drawn to the CIA, it's more important than money to them and the CIA lets them feed their worst habits. They did botch his hire a bit, but not because he was a piece of shit with disruptive antics, but because he didn't respect their authority.

[@j.d.4697]

At least now he is where he belongs. It's ironic how whistleblowing in a democracy has the potential to turn it into an autocracy, but do it in an autocracy and you can count on being "gotten rid of", and probably without trial too.

[@thewhiteriver777]

Are you referencing the USA? If so read the constitution, we are an elected republic.. not a democracy

[@chrisdinke271]

@@thewhiteriver777 False, the US is the same as any other country, the only difference is you believe you're free, yet your own government is spying on you lol, US "elects" are bought, and sold

[@idkcba]

Yea, they'll find something that "justifies" no trial and a life sentence

[@Hi98765]

Happy to be able to say i dont have any social media anymore. I dont like people being able to check in on me at will.

[@falafell]

I love the Disrupt-like style, especially in the intro.

[@BeenThru]

The type of people who work for the government are so questionable.