“Snowden ended up on our territory, based on what I see as the unprofessionalism of the CIA who tried to catch him.”
Vladimir Putin — President of the Russian Federation
Vladimir Putin — President of the Russian Federation
In this unusual discussion, Putin makes fun of himself — “I am KGB too!” — and ridicules the CIA on the escape of Edward Snowden. Pay attention to every word. Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY Continue reading
“I would regularly bump into a parade of Hollywood types, including Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck. I often wondered why these actors were allowed to walk around a top-secret facility. Because he’s going to be playing a CIA guy in a movie? That’s the criteria now?”
Former CIA Analyst John Kiriakou
Former CIA Analyst John Kiriakou
The CIA has a long history of “spooking the news,” dating back to its earliest days when the legendary spymaster Allen Dulles and his top staff drank and dined regularly with the press elite of New York and Washington, and the agency boasted hundreds of U.S. and foreign journalists as paid and unpaid assets. Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY
“Traitors always finish badly.”
Vladimir Putin on Colonel Poteyev
Anna Chapman
Interfax has reported that “According to certain information, Colonel Poteyev died in the U.S.” The information has not been confirmed. Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY Continue reading
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