@@Channel-23s No, actually nothing like that, given the fact that he is lying (aka pushing an agenda) it is like hearing about medicine form a snake oil salesman.
Nothing he says can't be read in a course commonly part of Disaster Management and Mitigation. So idk if he's marketing the CIA or he's PR but he's basically just stating what the textbooks and what's presented in academia on these subjects.
"So if you want to keep up with your adversary, if you want to keep pace with your opponent, you have to be willing to work outside the bounds of morals and ethics that your citizenry has to fall within." Just let that sink in for a few moments.
@@DonaldMeyers-v8cI agree. Not sure why he’s catching all the hate from people. I thought the photo of him and his wife in China with Mao in the background was pretty cool too.
Check his most recent assingment - this guy has sunk so low that he is now part of a TV series investigating UFO's and American Indian "spirits". If you are listening to this guy - there is no hope for you.
@asuka_the_void_witch Killing people is a non issue in his case. Would you trust a combat vet? Probably. And a huge amount of combat vets have killed. And you can trust someone that is honest about their inclination to lie.
you seriously bought into his talk? no hate for him / good for him to parlay to business + (likely) monetary success, but it's pretty blatant salesman pitch he's doing...
32 years as an Army interrogator. I worked with most intel agencies. The worst interrogators were from the CIA-by far. They lacked the basics of organizing an interrogation, building rapport, and basic questioning skills. My working theory is that the CIA systematized waterboarding because of their inability to conduct effective interrogations.
That makes sense for a reason you don't mention. People who are egomaniacs don't have the empathy needed to see someone else's point of view and be able to get into their heads. They might be expert glad-handing salesman, who can fool people in 5 minute encounters, but that isn't the essence of bringing someone at least a little bit emotionally over to your side.
Everything I have ever read has been decisive. Armies and intelligence agencies must never, ever torture. It not only generates false information, it corrupts the torturers and creates an endless cycle of guerilla/insurgent generation.
Ironically, you can read his book Killing Hope for free on the CIA's website. A copy was found in OBL's Abottabad compound so they entered it as "evidence" in order to screw Blum out of publishing royalties.
honestly and ironically, his "wild and free" sorta hairstyle is one of the biggest tells that he is still involved in the intelligence circuit lmao. It's like they sat around and tried to think of, "what sort of hairstyle would an agent never have?" and just came up with this guy lol
@@sundhaug92 yeah no, point is if you saw this guy out in public and didn’t already know he was an agent, you’d never guess it. But it actually has a reverse effect here in a situation like this lol. Once you know he was involved with cia, his whole look comes off like an undercover cop/“hello fellow kids” sorta vibe lol. He just looks like he is trying too hard to not come off as an agent these days, so with that in mind, it justifiably makes you start questioning if he’s still involved or not. Again, it’s the “hello fellow kids” vibe that he has.
Yeah, CIA was SO accountable at Guantanamo Bay post 9/11. They were so accountable, they forgot about the 8th Amendment to the American Constitution. I guess the Constitution only applies to Americans and not people under their jurisdiction?
@@riverinaremedies7894 Yeah he tacitly admitted that the CIA does human trafficking, rape, murder, etc. And our tax dollars go to it. This guy belongs in a jail cell.
He truly believes CIA should be allowed to work outside the boundaries of the law to carry out its Mission. He believes morals and values are a hinderance. Isn't that what Putin believes?
Gotta love the all disguise exhibited; the wig, the missing tooth, the carved face-lines, the hands reset, etc. etc. Professional through and through. Respect.
Yeah that missing tooth part is so lame. I was thinking that the CIA must have a terrible dental plan. 😂 It's just some black caps. I could spot this moron out of any crowd no matter his disguise. He sticks out like a sore thumb. His voice, his mannerisms, that giant nose, the way his facial hair grows, his eyes and the bags under them. His height and build. Mostly though it's his conviction, his eyes. Impossible to hide from me.
I think his point is well taken: that it's more that we live in a corporation state. Just take a moment to think about all the personal information we freely given to corporations without giving it a second thought. Those corporations then profit off that information and sell it to other corporations and the government.
yeah, it's weird how many people find out their friends aren't real even without joining the CIA. maybe CIA is irrelevant to knowing who's a real friend? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Instead of quitting the CIA, he could have transferred to the costume department - he sounded very fond and jealous when talking about the fun atmosphere they were having down there. 🤣
@@johnhawthorne2901 Hmm should we trust the guy that was probably vetted by business insider who checked with the government, or some Canadian who teaches kindergarten level English on the internet with zero qualifications on the matter? hmmm, really hard decision.
That's also a lie. Paul Ekman consulted Lie to Me when they had a brilliant show that putting a hot person into the room ruins ALL experiments as people just react physically, and it muddies their emotions. Like if a guy gets nervous over a hottie, you can't read his tells anymore.
A Vietnam vet once told me. .. the folks who seen combat don’t talk about it. When you spot one bragging all about the action they were into, well… those were the ones “ In the rear with the gear. “.
@@serafinacosta7118 BS i met dozens over the years, who talk about it, that's there way of dealing with it over a few beers. Talking is different than bragging tho, nobody brags.
My father was CIA, covered as a State Department FSO. He once told me the CIA was mostly a news service with a few cowboys who liked their martinis shaken, not stirred. He learned Japanese when stationed there in the Marines. When the Korean War started, his unit was sent to Korea, and he learned Korean, so even though he was only a corporal, his commander frequently brought him along as an interpreter, so he met many village leaders. Due to his phenomenal memory, he remembered them a few years later when he took the test for the State Department (one of the hardest tests in the US government). He failed the test. A week later, he was approached by two men in suits and sunglasses who asked him if he still wanted to be an FSO. When he pointed out that he failed the test, they explained that he would actually be CIA, and they were interested partially because he already spoke two foreign languages, but mostly because he knew the name of a particular village headman in Korea. He later learned Mandarin and Cantonese (reading, writing and speaking fluently) and Vietnamese. He retired and then double dipped as an Inspector General and was working on Thai when he died.
its not a lie, if he was only lying he wouldnt be doing a good job he is about 70/30% lying about important details only thats how a professional liar operates
there's truth in what he's saying that's the whole point, just unnerving how these literally created psychopaths "protect" American citizenry and we wonder why every once in a while an Epstein or Ghislane fall out of the tree.
Check out PROJECT 2025, if Trump gets elected they want to establish a one party theocratic dictatorship by restricting the government, getting rid of checks and balances, putting evangelical religious leaders as local authorities, making massive camps and use the National Guard to round up immigrants and homeless. I'm not kidding look it up
Check out PROJECT 2025, if Trump gets elected they want to establish a one party theocratic dictatorship by restricting the government, getting rid of checks and balances, putting evangelical religious leaders as local authorities, making massive camps and use the National Guard to round up immigrants and homeless. I'm not kidding look it up
@@sabinal17 I don't know where it's safer, I'm staying here. But if dude is part of the 'CIA PR Team' like they're saying in the comments, it's concerning he wants to flee the country.
Always enjoy seeing this guy on the channel. Random but I can so perfectly picture Keegan Michael Key (from Key & Peele) playing this guy in a skit haha.
He left out MK Ultra and a litany of criminal acts the CIA have done to the people of this country, but he made sure to let us know they are ethical, moral and wonderful people nowadays.
“If the enemy has an advantage then the CIA has lost that game… and has every right to use those methods” It is not that hard to put the pieces together.
@@erikthomsen4768 but they absolutely lost it, look at how Ukrainian HUR attacks targets abroad and CIA does literally nothing against russian, Iranian or Chinese agents. Like they couldn't even protect Tommy FFS!
That’s not exactly what he was saying but I can see how and why someone would take and run with it without listening to the full account with their own ears. So, you’re using confirmation bias and ignore everything else. 🤦🏾♂️
he doesnt confirm anything like that you are fearmongering. he said people with hgih risk tolerances go into CIA and the Peace corps. the reason the CIA recruited him was because he already did intelligence in the AF and spoke a diff language. lets learn to critically think nephew
It's comical that I'm going to a former CIA agent who admits he's only telling me what he's authorized to tell me and I'm expected to believe that this is the real deal
Intimate killing of John Lennon - by second gunman. Shot in his front 2 feet away indoors. 4 shots around the heart 3 coming out of his back. As per Surgeon and 2 nurses.
He has explicitly said multiple times that he's only saying what he's legally allowed to say. What's actually scary is how the "don't trust the CIA" skeptics in the comment section refuse to actually watch the video.
@@genemontoya4028 I don't know man. I don't hate the guy, I just don't think he's allowed to say anything like "911 was an inside job" that's how you can tell he's still on the program.
@@genemontoya4028 ..or at least he is appealing to that hate. That is part of the CIA directive - cause hate and discontent among the population of a government you want to destroy.
It’s the ease with which he discusses these illicit if not fully “illegal” acts that scares me. It’s like we’re corrupt but it’s for protection so cool. If the rule setters then break them how can they then act righteous?
@@redbean9410 Perhaps because morality matters. I would like to think that our leaders are also moral creatures who don't think the ends justify the means.
Can you think of no other motivation? He is still an American citizen which suggest that he should be aware of the founding principles of accountability and to protect the nation from its enemies and its misinformed citizens.
When I was in the Peace Corps in the 2000s there was very specific language stating that the ban on joining the CIA was only five years after you finished your service. I don't understand why he'd claim otherwise.
By his statement, my guess is that it takes between 16 months to 24 months to get up to speed as a field officer. He described it almost in a way that you use to age a baby.
That's what always cracks me up about people (who virtually always own cell phones) thinking the government is gonna try to put a tracking chip in them. Like buddy, if the government cared what you were doing (and you're very likely not that important), they can already get what they need.
So our tax dollars are being used by a secret intelligence service to pay Corporations for data that has been secretly collected on us to spy on us. That makes sense, right?
@@gw6667 Correct, on your case. Also, "necessarily" is a very strong word. The thing is, It does make sense to mention the NSA on that particular second of the video, with his context, so the chances of it being an alphabet soup are much lower than a Freudian slip.
I didn't think so at all. I think you are just heavily projecting. And YOU felt extremely uncomfortable when he was describing that. Because you have really deep secrets.
@@JOHNDOE-weeatin lmaooo, I’m non-binary, and have experimented with men and they aren’t for me. Get a little defensive that I read his body language as getting uncomfortable and describing queer people in terms they don’t use for themselves very often. Maybe you haven’t been exposed enough and think you’re here to smash a bigot but I wasn’t the one who had a hard time searching for the words to describe a very queer costume department that would be happy to be described as such because they are rightfully PROUD. You don’t know me and you got it all wrong, but what’s to be expected from edgy boys like you who want protect mr cool guy cia and his image. Dude was uncomfortable, get over it 😘
@@erikthomsen4768 then why did he give it? Lmao you don’t need to carry water for the guy, he didn’t know how to describe them without offending because he isn’t part of the group. It’s okay,it’s all going to be okay
Guy blew my mind when he said, by not human trafficking we are loosing that part of the world chess match. They can keep that part of the chess match, we gotta make that loss, up on the board some where else. That's unforgivable
@ladylucidity1954 I forget how he said it now too, but it was kinda crazy. Something like it's easy to understand why we traffic people or something like that. No tf it isn't
@@JacobMiller-ke6yf you have to have a certain detachment from humanity and little to zero regard for human life at all to be willing to take lives and traffic humans in the name of the greater good.
Yeah, one would think that working for the CIA would afford him some good dental care, right? Phew and to think that when aI was a kid I wanted to be a CIA agent. No thank you
I guess youve never heard of the expression, "lying through his teeth" That one tooth is just the first domino, the rest are loose and ready to go at any minute.
Just imagine spending your entire career talking about the seven years you spent working a job. He's the exact definition of a grifter. I'm sure he makes a lot of his former colleagues roll their eyes because he's all that pops up when you search for their employer. I'm also not a fan of his pessimism regarding the US. Historically, betting in favor of the US has yielded pretty good returns, I'm interested in where he thinks his kids would have more opportunities.
Notice how he specifically said the moving to other places thing in reference to "business owners, or people with wealth"? the US is a wonderful country, filled with opportunity. But that opportunity comes mostly in the form of a lot of money if you can succeed in the economy somehow. As someone coming from a fairly well off background in one of the countries he mentioned I can tell you very confidently I can see why someone who already has the resources might decide to live somewhere like Mexico. Imagine you have a million dollars, enough for a pretty ok retirement. In Mexico? You're set for a decent life earning 4% a year on that, forever. 3 million? You'll live in luxury, without a having a worry for the rest of your life. In the US that may be true to an extent, but nowhere near the degree that it is so in some of the cheaper countries he mentioned. This is also one of the reasons why while everyone seems to be very suspicious of this guy I'm a bit more inclined to think they're being sincere. That detail seems very genuine, hard to just pull out of nowhere without having thought through the perspective that he says to have regarding his family and whatnot.
This is a high-level marketing aimed at recruiting specific people. It shows the depletion in our agencies due to a lack of patriotism caused by corporate greed and the government's refusal to check their excesses and care for its people, especially veterans
The corporate sector simply pays better than the USG. And if Trump gets elected, Schedule F will drive even more top people out of USG jobs into the private sector.
This guy would betray his own mother. **Edit for those that don't know. On a previous interview. He said he was in Air Force Basic and his room mate was drinking underage. He went out of his way to go rat on the kid and he got kicked out. Not saying the kid was doing the right thing. But this dudes a snake in the long grass.
This guy will go as low as his adversary, apparently, so lets hope his adversary doesn't betray his own mother, or engage in cannibalism, to give him "an advantage."
I don't understand why he says that those with anxiety and Autism make good CIA officers. He says it's because they have a higher level of emotional control. It's true that those with anxiety and Autism are constantly trying to maintain emotional control but, in my experience, that means using all my energy to attempt acting in a normal manner while any excess stimuli will set us off emotionally. I think I'd make the WORSE CIA officer.
I too can not see how having anxiety will make you a good agent. However, I do agree with the autism claim. More specifically with low-need autism. Once they stop masking and don't have an overt stim, I can see how their (perceived) limited emotional range can benefit the agency.
I also wonder about the degree of anxiety that's helpful. I have a history of panic disorder and went through a lot of chaotic life during that time, but since then have been able to manage anxiety without rescue medication. I can absolutely see how someone with a similar mindset could experience anxiety in the field and internally say "this is nothing new and I know how to get through it."
A lot of us autistic folks struggle to read the fine details of human emotion. Which is probably an important skill to have to manipulate people. This guy just sounds like every online coach, just with a different backstory. I'm pretty sure you can find everything he said online and the fact that the CIA won't say who was employed and who wasn't is a very comfortable position for him.
Yeah they usually want people who are sociable, make friends easily. I don’t mean to say that everything with autism and anxiety isn’t capable of those things. But I mean the whole point of CIA is they are spies trying to recruit foreigners/assets and flip other spies for the most part. The personality type they’d prefer seems pretty obvious.
Well done. Something sorely missing from most interviews is the interviewer simply letting the subject speak. Good luck with your channel. I’ve subscribed and I look forward to more content. Cheers.
After all of those pictures of him in the past and this talk about disguises, I was just waiting for him to say “This isn’t even my REAL hair!” before he dramatically pulls of that wig
The guy’s list of countries he wants to emigrate to says more about him than the state of the world. “They’re corrupt - but predictably corrupt.” With a few exceptions (like Norway and Switzerland), people aren’t rushing to these places to seek opportunity - but they are places where you can manipulate the system.
I was actually thinking the same thing. There is a reason, despite all its faults, the US has an insane amount of immigration, both legally and illegally, from all corners of the world.
You can literally interpret this as "I thought my impulsive lying was worrisome until I met people from one of the world's most evil organizations in history."
@@doritoessence nothing to refute. it's just irrelevant if you trust nobody. if you do trust people, it should be verifiable and you don't have facilities to verify his information. everyone lies, doesn't mean they ONLY lie and if you never caught someone in a lie, that's the best evidence that they're a good liar
@@leok7193 It's fair that everyone lies and things should be approached trustless. "Don't trust, verify." My main point with him is there's an incredibly high probability he's lying/giving tainted information and it's in his best interest/profession to lie. i.e. "with everyone, it could be poison. With him, it's very likely poison, does it professionally and he also loves poisoning people" The tipping point for me with him in this bit is doing nefarious activity for your profession is one thing; but he's admitting taking joy in things like that. I'm just personally trying to +1/push this notion to the forefront of discussion.
Gotta admire his headband wig 🤷🏽♀️ installed a lil rusty but made him look more relatable the CIA costume dept certainly did their big one with that wig 👌🏽🤣🤣🤣🤷🏽♀️💯
What does he mean that CIA is accountable? I have never seen or heard about anybody from CIA being punished for anything in any shape or form. Not in the news, in books or in movies. I have never heard about it happen ever. Not even fictional stories.
Tell me this guy didn't come out of the CIA broken. You can literally see the moments when he's questioning everything in his life and his closest friends possibly being completely fabricated 😅😅
Its wasn't failed it was executed just as they planned, the entire eastern seaboard air force were all sent to Canadian border for "training". News reporter called out a collapsed building when it was still standing for 3 mins right behind her live on-air. Watched it live, my professor who has a masters in architecture came and only saw the building falling and said its a professional demolition and walked out of the room. The clean up wasn't even investigated and instead hauled off to be dumped into the Atlantic so it would never be investigated. The CIA didn't fail, they slaughtered Americans for their own agenda.
@@ianstiehl1994 The US government also trained and armed a small faction of the Mexican cartel that broke off became bigger and worst than any cartel before them and are now flooding the boarder killing Americans. The time past doesn't lesson the crimes against humanity, psychopath.
He said CIA is looking for thoses type of profiles : pathological liar, antisocial personnality disorder (newer category that includes psychopathy), sociopath By definition, psychopaths do not experience shame and guilt... Secret life = includes what an individual is afraid of//ashamed of //guilt //deepest questions Not sure if I am connecting the dots correctly
He's talking under the umbrella of the DSM-V, where diagnosis is on a spectrum. Anything that would be diagnosed as pertaining to the dark triad, (on a spectrum), will typically leave someone who is morally flexible. You can find someone that rates to a degree of psychopathy where they feel guilt or remorse, but it's not enough to restrict their behavior or weigh on them. Think of it this way; almost any part of the brain can be highly developed or not. Guilt stems from the paracingulate dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (among other areas to a lesser degree), which is part of the brain that gives us our higher reasoning and foresight. That's why teenagers are usually shamed into a remorseful state, in fear of reprisal and losing peer acceptance, whereas adults tend to have a more focused moral compass aligned with empathy. Absolute psychopaths show highly diminished activity there. So, just find someone that's somewhere in the middle. As he'd mentioned that a core motivator is ideology, most people in govt services (DoD included) are typically going to rate very high on their idealogical motivations. So if you can get someone with enough of the characteristics of the dark triad, ideologically motivated, they'll do just about anything and not question until it's long over. All of that is recruitment. As for the "secret life", that's anyone. I think he made it sound a bit more open than people are, but that's just my opinion. Usually someone's secret life tends to diminish as they get older, mostly because the need for peer acceptance decreases, the social circle gets much smaller (but the people within that secret circle is comparatively much larger), thereby the chances of being embarrassed or shamed for something decreases. Self confidence goes up and a good amount of life's existential fears fade precipitously, so the need to protect internal fears or guilt diminishes. Usually though, those people are often of the age where they wouldn't be an accessible line asset for a CIA officer. But he was just referring to how to get into someone's life to the point where they trust you implicitly, and you can turn them into an asset, exploiting one of their core motivators. It's just manipulation. I hope that helps.
One thing that occurred me when I met "CIA contractors" in the war on terror.. is the "agents" weren't the Jason Borne people. Most were prior military and well versed in our operations with some looser rules and a lot more money, but they weren't like, "secret agent" folks. I've never met the cloak and dagger super secret squirrel spy type of person. So I always look at these types of interviews like, "Were you really a "spy"? or were you contracted by the CIA for a specific field operation?" which is 2 very different things.
You’re right- they’re two different things. CIA contractors, like some of the former military guys in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria aren’t “collecting intelligence” like a James Bond spy- they’re performing “security” functions, trainings, other stuff. But their job is not to recruit assets. This system has a lot to do with the executive branch authority over military operations and Congress being derelict in their responsibilities to declare war and better define title 10 and title 50. Since the GWOT started, title 50 operations have basically just become the way we fight wars now. JSOC stuff and Blackwater scandals gets leaked to the media- or, someone gets killed and that’s how the media and even Senators learn that we have people on the ground in Niger, Somalia, Syria, etc. for example. But idk how or why the executive branch and the agencies expects this stuff to all stay out of the press- you can’t fight huge wars in secret because it’s politically convenient.
I see a lot of this types infiltrating the conversation sphere of media lately. Always on this sort of show, always on podcasts. The CIA's mission statement is that they don't conduct operations within the United States, but honestly anyone would have to be very stupid to believe they respect that. There's something about freeform talk and spreading of ideas they're trying to learn more about or control in my opinion. Hence the fantastical background stories that just don't align to reality.
Somewhat accurate. Remember that each prospective recruit may need a different approach than another so each mission is different and needs to be planned differently. Just something for thought.
Yo Andrew it's Suz, I'm a JTTF victim witness in the ICE Victim Notification Program, (state sponsored terrorism-Iran = terrorist spy/operative case ). I'm so glad I found you as I only know of one other person in the private sector who worked for the CIA and only for 1 year and he is no where as experienced as you. Thanks for doing these videos. It really helps because in this 20+ year case there is a CIA Operative in the Clandestine division that has been out of control and impossible to stop for years. I subscribed on your website.
I wonder if the missing tooth is a deversion or if he is realy missing a tooth, i mean the wig is a dead give away, but that missing tooth got me bothered.
The report reads “Inserted microphone tooth in designated location, after extraction during torture training. Recruit terminated his contract shortly after insertion procedure.” LOL
definitely. if a condition of his employment is not to take drugs and he does, he definitely doesn't have the discipline to operate in a foreign country with next to no supervision. failing to properly operate a prosthetic dick is the least disqualifying part of that sentence
Never trust anyone bragging about how good he lies
Ehh better to hear it from a liar kinda like hearing about theft from a thief or robber
@@Channel-23s No, actually nothing like that, given the fact that he is lying (aka pushing an agenda) it is like hearing about medicine form a snake oil salesman.
Yeah, he's probably lying!
⁸correct me if I m wrong...I good lyier NEVER admits his lie. Even if it's in front of you will straight out deny reality itself
@@Maruzzela-l1u Ok, you are wrong. :) A liar simply does whatever furthers his lie, even if that is saying the truth.
Why does it seem like he's out here trying to recruit agents
It's working
This is his career now. He gets on so many channels and just repeats basic stuff about the CIA. I bet he just had a desk top.
Technically it is his job. His business is to teach people how to be a CIA agent because it can make them better at life.
It is pridemonth
@@Sv3rigeexposed No idea what his history is but there's a good chance he was in the field and got injured somehow and ended up doing this.
Good job man. It took over 30 minutes before i realized i was in a commercial for your company. The skills work😂
Funny - I saw it coming
Thanks for the summary!
Nothing he says can't be read in a course commonly part of Disaster Management and Mitigation. So idk if he's marketing the CIA or he's PR but he's basically just stating what the textbooks and what's presented in academia on these subjects.
He said a lot of negative things about the CIA -- not sure how that makes the job sound attractive.
commercial? her straight up says its lord of the flies corporate environment lol listen
"So if you want to keep up with your adversary, if you want to keep pace with your opponent, you have to be willing to work outside the bounds of morals and ethics that your citizenry has to fall within."
Just let that sink in for a few moments.
I let the sink in but now it's refusing to leave.
Wanna be top dog it's gotta get dirty.
Grown ups know this..
Well no after life for the ones that abandoned their morals and integrity
You can’t work on morals when your adversary is playing dirty. You have to defeat them using their tactics to keep the country protected
Animals yes. People no. Try sounding tough though pssy
Dude's def working for the CIA PR Team 😂
Not really or he wouldn't have call Snowden a "whistleblower."
I mean he can't give away their secrets but he answers the questions pretty well actually
@@DonaldMeyers-v8cI agree. Not sure why he’s catching all the hate from people. I thought the photo of him and his wife in China with Mao in the background was pretty cool too.
@@TRM.352🤦 sucker born every minute I guess
@hoi-polloi905 crazy right? Mr CIA seems to have most of the comment section all over his sack 😑
Somehow i feel that this interview is his assignment.
Once a company man, always a company man. You only retire when you're dead.
Check his most recent assingment - this guy has sunk so low that he is now part of a TV series investigating UFO's and American Indian "spirits". If you are listening to this guy - there is no hope for you.
Also feels like he's trying to get noticed by foreign governments that might be interested in hiring him for his skill set.
Bingo! 😉
@@theterminaldave no , that’s beyond lufacris
Only a skilled CIA officer can turn a monologue about the CIA sound like a comforting, empowering therapy session. Damn, he is good.
This guy, Bustamante, would sell a car to ANYONE! Hahaha.
@@supertesla47 haha I believe it
comforting? he says he killed people and loves to lie.
@asuka_the_void_witch Killing people is a non issue in his case. Would you trust a combat vet? Probably. And a huge amount of combat vets have killed. And you can trust someone that is honest about their inclination to lie.
you seriously bought into his talk? no hate for him / good for him to parlay to business + (likely) monetary success, but it's pretty blatant salesman pitch he's doing...
32 years as an Army interrogator. I worked with most intel agencies. The worst interrogators were from the CIA-by far. They lacked the basics of organizing an interrogation, building rapport, and basic questioning skills.
My working theory is that the CIA systematized waterboarding because of their inability to conduct effective interrogations.
That makes sense for a reason you don't mention. People who are egomaniacs don't have the empathy needed to see someone else's point of view and be able to get into their heads. They might be expert glad-handing salesman, who can fool people in 5 minute encounters, but that isn't the essence of bringing someone at least a little bit emotionally over to your side.
What kind of people did you interrogate?
Everything I have ever read has been decisive. Armies and intelligence agencies must never, ever torture. It not only generates false information, it corrupts the torturers and creates an endless cycle of guerilla/insurgent generation.
Bad leadership...probably dei.
@@r.f.9872 His babushka Olga and nephew Pietr
Imagine being intimately killed by Weird Al up there.
... you think that's his real hair? lol
...or Sideshow Bob
😂😂😂😂
With a missing tooth. I expected the CIA to have better healthcare 😅
@@high_maintenance That's where his cyanide tooth was located in case he was captured and tortured.
No such thing as a "former" FBI or CIA agent. Just a public service announcement.
Copaganda
Blatantly incorrect.
@walkingdeadman4208 You are a brainless worm, he's not a cop, are you slow?
Right, because we all know that the CIA regularly employs 90-year old agents 😂
@@homelessalcoholic2716they hire everyone. Maybe not 4 extreme physical stuff, but for info... of course
"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you can imagine". ~William Blum
That photograph in front of Mao was a middle-finger to all the operations he messed up for the Chinese, lol.
Ironically, you can read his book Killing Hope for free on the CIA's website. A copy was found in OBL's Abottabad compound so they entered it as "evidence" in order to screw Blum out of publishing royalties.
Now there is some rational truth.
👍169th
Yes, of course, that video will never be available.
honestly and ironically, his "wild and free" sorta hairstyle is one of the biggest tells that he is still involved in the intelligence circuit lmao. It's like they sat around and tried to think of, "what sort of hairstyle would an agent never have?" and just came up with this guy lol
Yeah no, in most cases it sticks out too much
@@sundhaug92 yeah no, point is if you saw this guy out in public and didn’t already know he was an agent, you’d never guess it. But it actually has a reverse effect here in a situation like this lol. Once you know he was involved with cia, his whole look comes off like an undercover cop/“hello fellow kids” sorta vibe lol. He just looks like he is trying too hard to not come off as an agent these days, so with that in mind, it justifiably makes you start questioning if he’s still involved or not. Again, it’s the “hello fellow kids” vibe that he has.
@@STSGuitar16facts
@@STSGuitar16 too bad you'll never know what he looked like when he was working for them.
@@mixaporusski sure is awful. Not sure how I will be able to sleep
Clever of him to ignore the torture element and shift to talking about escaping torture.
Yeah, CIA was SO accountable at Guantanamo Bay post 9/11. They were so accountable, they forgot about the 8th Amendment to the American Constitution. I guess the Constitution only applies to Americans and not people under their jurisdiction?
I suspect the YMCA.
Dude already said "If our enemies are doing it, so are we"
@@riverinaremedies7894 Yeah he tacitly admitted that the CIA does human trafficking, rape, murder, etc. And our tax dollars go to it. This guy belongs in a jail cell.
@@riverinaremedies7894 if you show up to a torture with a rag and your own jug of water it it brings credibility to your statements
"Non intimate killing" what a euphemism 😬
Well, it's a more honest euphemism than Terminate with extreme prejudice or something like that
He truly believes CIA should be allowed to work outside the boundaries of the law to carry out its Mission. He believes morals and values are a hinderance. Isn't that what Putin believes?
@@williamyoung9401 aye chill ok other people will figure this out too 🇪🇺👁️🇪🇺
Those are called code words.
@@robertmaybeth3434 It's all the same crap.
Gotta love the all disguise exhibited; the wig, the missing tooth, the carved face-lines, the hands reset, etc. etc. Professional through and through. Respect.
Receding hairline reversible t-shirt. 😂
Yeah that missing tooth part is so lame. I was thinking that the CIA must have a terrible dental plan. 😂
It's just some black caps.
I could spot this moron out of any crowd no matter his disguise. He sticks out like a sore thumb. His voice, his mannerisms, that giant nose, the way his facial hair grows, his eyes and the bags under them. His height and build. Mostly though it's his conviction, his eyes. Impossible to hide from me.
It looks like his real hair. It’s nice!
"I won't shave for a few days. They'll never recognize me!"
Yep. The headband does look like it could be a hairpiece. A nice one. I might get one like that Lol.
CIA agent telling me we dont live in a police state like hes the source im going to cite lmao
I think his point is well taken: that it's more that we live in a corporation state. Just take a moment to think about all the personal information we freely given to corporations without giving it a second thought. Those corporations then profit off that information and sell it to other corporations and the government.
when the cia gaslights you so hard in training you don't even know if your friend is real ROFL
"You were late to liar's class Steve. I won't believe anything or any excuse you'll tell me"
"Thank you sir!"
Like the Mob. The person who hits you is your closest friend.
yeah, it's weird how many people find out their friends aren't real even without joining the CIA. maybe CIA is irrelevant to knowing who's a real friend? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Instead of quitting the CIA, he could have transferred to the costume department - he sounded very fond and jealous when talking about the fun atmosphere they were having down there. 🤣
I don't think its that simple. Besides, he doesn't seem to regret leaving the CIA.
What makes you think this guy isn't still CIA because he tells you
There’s NO such thing as “former” CIA
He was not in the CIA he's a grifter. All complete BS
@@johnhawthorne2901 Hmm should we trust the guy that was probably vetted by business insider who checked with the government, or some Canadian who teaches kindergarten level English on the internet with zero qualifications on the matter? hmmm, really hard decision.
This is one of the things I love about UA-cam. Learning things like this would have been very difficult 30 years ago.
Yes, being misinformed to this degree would have _at_ _least_ required you to pick up the TV remote and tune into CNN.
What is it you think you learned here ??? More like indoctrinated.
ikr ? You'd have had to _read a book_ to get this kind of info back then !
Dude got that $10k check from CIA for this advertisement. haha
Too little. Probably $50k
Very witty!
@@noproblematallmate actually, the gov. doesn't pay that much. it's more about connections and covers, the "non-monetary" things that are of value.
Love the ending quote:
The psychologist is the only person who, when a beautiful person comes in the room, watches everyone else's reaction ❤
That is worthy of note.
That's also a lie. Paul Ekman consulted Lie to Me when they had a brilliant show that putting a hot person into the room ruins ALL experiments as people just react physically, and it muddies their emotions. Like if a guy gets nervous over a hottie, you can't read his tells anymore.
Love how this video is just like “no we are above the law because we get to be above the law it’s cool and chill”
I feel like I have just been brainwashed…
me too
I feel like I should vote Obama......
They really don't have boundaries.
I didn't watch till the end. I just want my 26 minutes back.
@@jayyvonkush1941me too
😂
He slips up when he says ..”the skills WE teach every junior officer.” Bet he’s licking his wounds over that one. 😂
A Vietnam vet once told me. .. the folks who seen combat don’t talk about it. When you spot one bragging all about the action they were into, well… those were the ones “ In the rear with the gear. “.
@@serafinacosta7118 BS i met dozens over the years, who talk about it, that's there way of dealing with it over a few beers. Talking is different than bragging tho, nobody brags.
😮😮 Kenny G!! You've been CIA this whole time? 🤯
🤣🤣
100% that IS NOT his own hair!!!
Both eyes open there Chillrodney. 👍
Jejeje 😂
He takes it off so he doesn't get recognized at the grocery store.
Bro breaks it down with full-on precision. He's probably the best PR dude for the Agency of all time. Outstanding!
He also brings up three points that detracts from seeking employment.
My father was CIA, covered as a State Department FSO. He once told me the CIA was mostly a news service with a few cowboys who liked their martinis shaken, not stirred.
He learned Japanese when stationed there in the Marines. When the Korean War started, his unit was sent to Korea, and he learned Korean, so even though he was only a corporal, his commander frequently brought him along as an interpreter, so he met many village leaders.
Due to his phenomenal memory, he remembered them a few years later when he took the test for the State Department (one of the hardest tests in the US government). He failed the test.
A week later, he was approached by two men in suits and sunglasses who asked him if he still wanted to be an FSO. When he pointed out that he failed the test, they explained that he would actually be CIA, and they were interested partially because he already spoke two foreign languages, but mostly because he knew the name of a particular village headman in Korea.
He later learned Mandarin and Cantonese (reading, writing and speaking fluently) and Vietnamese. He retired and then double dipped as an Inspector General and was working on Thai when he died.
Your dad sounds like a fascinating person
My dad too, he was also a UFO pilot. But when he retire, two men in suits and sunglasses erased his memory.
@@nirui.o XD
Your dad would not tell anyone if he was CIA. People that are that deep cover their closest family does not know
@@Scorned405 been known foo cappin'
Thanks for inviting him just so he can promote his company 🙃
It would've been perfect if his last line was like: "Oh, and everything I said here was a lie." xD
I just finished it and that would make a fire ending 😂. Not gonna lie I may not be able to sleep right if he said that.
"Oh, and everything I said was a life. Or is it?" ..This is the most perfect last line that would leave us wandering😂
its not a lie, if he was only lying he wouldnt be doing a good job
he is about 70/30%
lying about important details only
thats how a professional liar operates
there's truth in what he's saying that's the whole point, just unnerving how these literally created psychopaths "protect" American citizenry and we wonder why every once in a while an Epstein or Ghislane fall out of the tree.
@@paulbarclay4114 Everything was a lie. Just because his statements SOUNDED reasonable and true, doesn't make them 'not lies'.
It's scary when a former CIA agent is like: America's headed for dark times, and I'm moving to another country for my kids sake.
Check out PROJECT 2025, if Trump gets elected they want to establish a one party theocratic dictatorship by restricting the government, getting rid of checks and balances, putting evangelical religious leaders as local authorities, making massive camps and use the National Guard to round up immigrants and homeless. I'm not kidding look it up
Check out PROJECT 2025, if Trump gets elected they want to establish a one party theocratic dictatorship by restricting the government, getting rid of checks and balances, putting evangelical religious leaders as local authorities, making massive camps and use the National Guard to round up immigrants and homeless. I'm not kidding look it up
Yeah, it is scary for people like you who actually believe anything he says.
You also believe he’s a “former” agent ?
you think it's safer elsewhere? Where?
@@sabinal17 I don't know where it's safer, I'm staying here. But if dude is part of the 'CIA PR Team' like they're saying in the comments, it's concerning he wants to flee the country.
that gap in his teeth is where his suicide tooth goes.
Lol
wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
🤣🤣
probably right
That thing was driving me nuts
Always enjoy seeing this guy on the channel. Random but I can so perfectly picture Keegan Michael Key (from Key & Peele) playing this guy in a skit haha.
This video may as well be a Key and Peele sketch as is.
"Torture is used by enemies of the United States"...............AND the United States. He kind of failed to mention that. Yes it is a sensitive topic.
He left out MK Ultra and a litany of criminal acts the CIA have done to the people of this country, but he made sure to let us know they are ethical, moral and wonderful people nowadays.
“If the enemy has an advantage then the CIA has lost that game… and has every right to use those methods”
It is not that hard to put the pieces together.
Only a few people in the CIA actually used torture, it was abandoned and people were punished for it.
@@erikthomsen4768 but they absolutely lost it, look at how Ukrainian HUR attacks targets abroad and CIA does literally nothing against russian, Iranian or Chinese agents. Like they couldn't even protect Tommy FFS!
Abandoned.. sure.
Dude confirms the Peace Corps is a funnel for the CIA, while simultaneously denying it.
Facts
That’s not exactly what he was saying but I can see how and why someone would take and run with it without listening to the full account with their own ears. So, you’re using confirmation bias and ignore everything else. 🤦🏾♂️
he doesnt confirm anything like that you are fearmongering. he said people with hgih risk tolerances go into CIA and the Peace corps. the reason the CIA recruited him was because he already did intelligence in the AF and spoke a diff language. lets learn to critically think nephew
@@aw_shucks17 or... that is a cover. He is a Spook, what makes you think he isn't lying? Lol.
Ye, let's trust a Spook. Lmao.
So he's either trying to recruit me. Or trying to lure me into a dark alley.
I wish i had a boyfriend have a job like you thats my my dream ❤Hahaha Hahaha love you everyone ❤
Def dark alley
Next up :
" Aliens are secretly controling the government (Freemasons dont exist! WATCH!) "
@@Jesus_was_God
I will never understand your resentment for the people of Mexico. Your one of those Trump supporters no doubt?
or sign up for his course where you can learn and demonstrate the same skills
It's comical that I'm going to a former CIA agent who admits he's only telling me what he's authorized to tell me and I'm expected to believe that this is the real deal
UA-cam is the definition of how the CIA works
Most underrated comment…. CIA is what’s in your mind and you don’t know how it got there.
Yea, and the CCP runs tick tok lol, thats why they are trying to shut down tick tok and not youboob.
Intimate killing of John Lennon - by second gunman. Shot in his front 2 feet away indoors. 4 shots around the heart 3 coming out of his back. As per Surgeon and 2 nurses.
It was probably created by them, too. The amount of “retired” alphabet agents working for SM companies is pretty alarming.
The comments on this video has renewed my faith in humanity
Someone get this guy a Pantene sponsorship. Just make sure he doesn’t smile during the commercial.
someone took that tooth to better get at his secrets
You just killed me😅😅😅
What's the bandana for?
@@1anreto hold the crazy crazy in.
"So this is how CIA does..." It's like CIA is the name of his cousin or something
"A senator once asked me why we never put the word 'the' in front of CIA. I told him: "Would you put 'the' in front of God?""
This is his career now. He gets on so many channels and just repeats basic stuff about the CIA. I bet he just had a desk top.
@@Sv3rigeexposedhe’s not real ex CIA he’s been lying about it for years I can’t believe he is still doing it. The guy is a moron
No, but i usually say "your "God""@@John-ir4id
@@jonyemm I'm flattered
I love how he's trying so hard to advertise the cia while also making them sound like the most overtly evil supervillains ive ever heard of
What's scary is not what he's describing. It's how much he believes his own Kool aid.
He has explicitly said multiple times that he's only saying what he's legally allowed to say. What's actually scary is how the "don't trust the CIA" skeptics in the comment section refuse to actually watch the video.
Haters gonna hate, it's a millennial characteristic.
@@genemontoya4028 I don't know man. I don't hate the guy, I just don't think he's allowed to say anything like "911 was an inside job" that's how you can tell he's still on the program.
@@genemontoya4028 ..or at least he is appealing to that hate. That is part of the CIA directive - cause hate and discontent among the population of a government you want to destroy.
His wig is a bit silly in my opinion.
It’s the ease with which he discusses these illicit if not fully “illegal” acts that scares me. It’s like we’re corrupt but it’s for protection so cool. If the rule setters then break them how can they then act righteous?
The concept is 'American Exception' where the US gets to make the rules and break them, being the 'exception to the rules' as it were
You have to remember corporations are people in US, this makes much more sense then. Protecting those American lives.
if every other country does it, i dont see why we shouldn't as well
@@redbean9410 Perhaps because morality matters. I would like to think that our leaders are also moral creatures who don't think the ends justify the means.
@@redbean9410 Do they, or are you just told relentlessly from the day you're born that they do.
Moral of the story...never date a CIA agent
His wife is ex cia
@@mark-ishso they're both pathological liars. Good, those type belong together ❤️
@@HeatherWho11.10 pretty sure you don't understand what a pathology is. perfectly functional liars
never date anyone who works for the government. In any way shape or form
...you wouldn't know if you were dating one
From the look of his hair, he seems to have been trained to infiltrate rock bands.
gold
You mean a cover band.
The semantic judo and doublespeak from this dude and the cia is a marvel.
All I can do is look at his knocked out tooth and think "Weird Al was wrong, the CIA dental plan sucks!"
It’s probably a blacked out tooth, not knocked out.
@Batya-Grace you can see his tongue thru the space. def not blacked out
To be fair, Weird Al never said the CIA dental plan was “good”
Just that it was better than the FBI’s
Take that as you will
He could easily use his tooth prosethtic when he's not working this angle.
Aww, my comment got deleted :(
I kind of feel like someone admitting they are or were in the CIA is either a failed agent or is lying.
Can you think of no other motivation?
He is still an American citizen which suggest that he should be aware of the founding principles of accountability and to protect the nation from its enemies and its misinformed citizens.
@erikthomsen4768 the fact that he's still breathing says otherwise
@@Shadowboost Why would anyone break American law in such a shortsighted fashion?
The KGB were never this stupid.
@@erikthomsen4768 he would not be the first or the last American citizen to be taken out
@@Shadowboost Let me take a wild guess: You are either going to pick a terrorist, conspiracy theory or somebody who died more than a generation ago.
CIA Ad. Thanks Insider, that's real journalism ;)
When I was in the Peace Corps in the 2000s there was very specific language stating that the ban on joining the CIA was only five years after you finished your service. I don't understand why he'd claim otherwise.
He's a pathological liar
Maybe the rule changed?
@@vaakdemandante8772 spooks lie, lol. Nothing new. You don't trust Spooks.
...because...you know...the CIA abides by rules 'n' stuff...
For the same reason you don't always get one hundreds for tests you study for.
this guy sold me crack back in '01
U buy some off him ?
Wouldn't doubt it
😂made my night, perfecto!😂
😂😂😂😂
Smoking crack in 2001 you were down bad
By his statement, my guess is that it takes between 16 months to 24 months to get up to speed as a field officer. He described it almost in a way that you use to age a baby.
No such thing as former CIA. He could still be on assignment and we would honestly never know.
Once in the sistem, always in the sistem & betrail is rewarded with a wood box with you in it. NOBODY MESS with Intelligence & live to tell the story.
or he's playing the role and there are several Bustamante agents on assignment right now
Actual former CIA members get assassinated. They simply know too much information to be "civilians" again
I'd like to hear this guy try to explain how what he's described isn't psychopathic.
Because it’s a form of public service, unironically.
But it is. The American isolationism is insane.
@@KasumiRINA Hah "isolationism" would be a good thing. You mean "exceptionalism"?
He’s one of the best Insider subjects ever. Very compelling, intelligent, and he actually offered new information I’d never heard before.
you must be clueless if this guy enlightened you
Nice try, CIA
He said....we ain't got to spy on yall...yall already tell us. Gyattt Damn!
I wonder how many people caught on to this madness.
That's what always cracks me up about people (who virtually always own cell phones) thinking the government is gonna try to put a tracking chip in them. Like buddy, if the government cared what you were doing (and you're very likely not that important), they can already get what they need.
😂
@@rivergreen1727exactly 💯
So our tax dollars are being used by a secret intelligence service to pay Corporations for data that has been secretly collected on us to spy on us. That makes sense, right?
I love how "NSA" slipped from him at 5:26 and took it back xD
I call my cat my daughter's name sometimes and vice versa. It's alphabet soup and not necessarily a Freudian slip
@@gw6667 Correct, on your case. Also, "necessarily" is a very strong word.
The thing is, It does make sense to mention the NSA on that particular second of the video, with his context, so the chances of it being an alphabet soup are much lower than a Freudian slip.
NSA's existence hasn't been a secret for decades now.
@@leisti Such a useless comment... Yes, NSA's *existence* has been public for decades. Any idea of their work? No? Just ~20%? I figured, thanks.
he mentions snowden and the NSA less than a minute later.
“Flamboyant homosexuals” dude has never seemed less comfortable than trying to describe the demographics of the costume department LOL
I didn't think so at all. I think you are just heavily projecting. And YOU felt extremely uncomfortable when he was describing that. Because you have really deep secrets.
Think you are projecting hard there buddy. Just go out and experiment. You will have fun and discover your true self!
A man of his profession wouldn’t let himself give off that signal.
@@JOHNDOE-weeatin lmaooo, I’m non-binary, and have experimented with men and they aren’t for me. Get a little defensive that I read his body language as getting uncomfortable and describing queer people in terms they don’t use for themselves very often. Maybe you haven’t been exposed enough and think you’re here to smash a bigot but I wasn’t the one who had a hard time searching for the words to describe a very queer costume department that would be happy to be described as such because they are rightfully PROUD. You don’t know me and you got it all wrong, but what’s to be expected from edgy boys like you who want protect mr cool guy cia and his image. Dude was uncomfortable, get over it 😘
@@erikthomsen4768 then why did he give it? Lmao you don’t need to carry water for the guy, he didn’t know how to describe them without offending because he isn’t part of the group. It’s okay,it’s all going to be okay
I’ve never heard someone speak so much but say very little…very impressive
I watched the entire video, and found it very intresting
Look up Joe Rogan’s interviews with Mike Baker
My thoughts exactly! Just like he said at the top: this is what he is authorized to tell us.
He’s a moron he’s never been a real agent
@@Sniperboy5551Mike is the master of saying a lot without saying a damn thing lmao
Guy blew my mind when he said, by not human trafficking we are loosing that part of the world chess match. They can keep that part of the chess match, we gotta make that loss, up on the board some where else. That's unforgivable
Glad I'm not the only one who picked up on that low-key admission 🤔🧐
@ladylucidity1954 I forget how he said it now too, but it was kinda crazy. Something like it's easy to understand why we traffic people or something like that. No tf it isn't
they absolutely do it, they outsource it to a third party so they're no longer liable. there's countless reports to dive your head into
@@JacobMiller-ke6yf you have to have a certain detachment from humanity and little to zero regard for human life at all to be willing to take lives and traffic humans in the name of the greater good.
Yeah that was a huge red flag for me. We can do without.
This dude is the least ex-CIA-looking person ever, which means he is definitely still an active CIA agent.
If you've seen snowfall, you see how well Teddy's character was scripted
Snowfall?
@@JimmyBurkeTheGentreally good FX show, check it out. And no I don’t have any affiliation with it lol…I just like good TV. That’s rare these days.
Teddy while also doing it for democracy he also did all that for his own personal gain and wealth too.
Snowfall ? You mean... Ewdward Snowden falling because of whistleblowing ?
@@virginielekiwi there was a TV series couple years ago called “Snowfall”
In my humble opinion, it’s one of the best shows I have ever seen.
I am just here to check if he got that tooth put back in.
Yeah... the CIA doesn't provide a health plan with dental care?
Yeah, one would think that working for the CIA would afford him some good dental care, right?
Phew and to think that when aI was a kid I wanted to be a CIA agent. No thank you
I guess youve never heard of the expression, "lying through his teeth"
That one tooth is just the first domino, the rest are loose and ready to go at any minute.
😂
@@kalinnaslay That's where the cyanide tooth goes. Pshhh evrybody knows that.
CIA makes pretty good hair pieces ....
That’s because it’s real… It may not be HIS real hair, but it’s real hair😂
@@Enraged-Gecko haha I GOT cha
It also makes good chipped teeth and eyebags.
I don’t think a hairpiece would be that receded
And missing tooth.
Just imagine spending your entire career talking about the seven years you spent working a job. He's the exact definition of a grifter. I'm sure he makes a lot of his former colleagues roll their eyes because he's all that pops up when you search for their employer. I'm also not a fan of his pessimism regarding the US. Historically, betting in favor of the US has yielded pretty good returns, I'm interested in where he thinks his kids would have more opportunities.
pessimism?
diagree. he’s a realist.
Notice how he specifically said the moving to other places thing in reference to "business owners, or people with wealth"? the US is a wonderful country, filled with opportunity. But that opportunity comes mostly in the form of a lot of money if you can succeed in the economy somehow. As someone coming from a fairly well off background in one of the countries he mentioned I can tell you very confidently I can see why someone who already has the resources might decide to live somewhere like Mexico. Imagine you have a million dollars, enough for a pretty ok retirement. In Mexico? You're set for a decent life earning 4% a year on that, forever. 3 million? You'll live in luxury, without a having a worry for the rest of your life. In the US that may be true to an extent, but nowhere near the degree that it is so in some of the cheaper countries he mentioned.
This is also one of the reasons why while everyone seems to be very suspicious of this guy I'm a bit more inclined to think they're being sincere. That detail seems very genuine, hard to just pull out of nowhere without having thought through the perspective that he says to have regarding his family and whatnot.
Ahhh yes. The Blue Falcon is back once again.
They should have called his Airforce buddies to ask about his character
@@JD-el7ztwell he basically admits they are all sociopaths and psychopaths. Liars and manipulators constantly
I literally LOL
1/505
Thanx for the laugh Brother
He's thinks he's SOOOOOOOOO much better than the rest of us. CIA is shameless.
You can never escape the buddy focker for he is everywhere.
This is a high-level marketing aimed at recruiting specific people. It shows the depletion in our agencies due to a lack of patriotism caused by corporate greed and the government's refusal to check their excesses and care for its people, especially veterans
LMAO if you think three letter agencies recruit randos off UA-cam can I sell this bridge to you?
They recruit from within. They don’t post Want Ads. They get stacks of files from the armed forces to canvass from. You ain’t getting that call.
Yes, corporate greed is hurting the 3 letter agencies 😂😂
The corporate sector simply pays better than the USG. And if Trump gets elected, Schedule F will drive even more top people out of USG jobs into the private sector.
This guy would betray his own mother.
**Edit for those that don't know. On a previous interview. He said he was in Air Force Basic and his room mate was drinking underage. He went out of his way to go rat on the kid and he got kicked out. Not saying the kid was doing the right thing. But this dudes a snake in the long grass.
This guy will go as low as his adversary, apparently, so lets hope his adversary doesn't betray his own mother, or engage in cannibalism, to give him "an advantage."
Good thing he’s not in the CIA anymore, you could’ve been next on his list 🤡🤦🏽♂️
Good thing he’s out then. You two could’ve been next 🤡🤦🏽♂️
This is his career now. He gets on so many channels and just repeats basic stuff about the CIA. I bet he just had a desk top.
there's a difference between betrayal and sacrifice.
Shocker that a former CIA agent, a professional liar, is the most fluent and convincing man I've ever heard.
This interview is absolutely fascinating.
It’s like you play double agent against your self, while distracted by a missing tooth and hairdo with a personality of its own.
I don't understand why he says that those with anxiety and Autism make good CIA officers. He says it's because they have a higher level of emotional control. It's true that those with anxiety and Autism are constantly trying to maintain emotional control but, in my experience, that means using all my energy to attempt acting in a normal manner while any excess stimuli will set us off emotionally. I think I'd make the WORSE CIA officer.
I too can not see how having anxiety will make you a good agent. However, I do agree with the autism claim. More specifically with low-need autism. Once they stop masking and don't have an overt stim, I can see how their (perceived) limited emotional range can benefit the agency.
I also wonder about the degree of anxiety that's helpful. I have a history of panic disorder and went through a lot of chaotic life during that time, but since then have been able to manage anxiety without rescue medication. I can absolutely see how someone with a similar mindset could experience anxiety in the field and internally say "this is nothing new and I know how to get through it."
A lot of us autistic folks struggle to read the fine details of human emotion. Which is probably an important skill to have to manipulate people. This guy just sounds like every online coach, just with a different backstory. I'm pretty sure you can find everything he said online and the fact that the CIA won't say who was employed and who wasn't is a very comfortable position for him.
If you can't cut it with the CIA, you'd probably do well in the FBI or NSA.
Yeah they usually want people who are sociable, make friends easily. I don’t mean to say that everything with autism and anxiety isn’t capable of those things. But I mean the whole point of CIA is they are spies trying to recruit foreigners/assets and flip other spies for the most part. The personality type they’d prefer seems pretty obvious.
CIA doesn't offer a dental plan...
Its part of his disguise
Lisa needs braces…
That tooth belongs to the government.
@@chuco915C
Damn you. 😂
“Dental plan!”
That gap might be used for concealing a document hidden in a tooth.
Well done.
Something sorely missing from most interviews is the interviewer simply letting the subject speak.
Good luck with your channel. I’ve subscribed and I look forward to more content.
Cheers.
Welp, gotta give it to him for his honestie…wait a minute…well played sir! Well played! 😂
After all of those pictures of him in the past and this talk about disguises, I was just waiting for him to say “This isn’t even my REAL hair!” before he dramatically pulls of that wig
The guy’s list of countries he wants to emigrate to says more about him than the state of the world. “They’re corrupt - but predictably corrupt.” With a few exceptions (like Norway and Switzerland), people aren’t rushing to these places to seek opportunity - but they are places where you can manipulate the system.
I was actually thinking the same thing. There is a reason, despite all its faults, the US has an insane amount of immigration, both legally and illegally, from all corners of the world.
The fact that so many comments feel enthusiasm for what this guy says is even more terrifying than what he says.
That definition of how CIA espionage is legal makes me think of privateers back in the golden age of piracy
12:33 Just from this statement alone and given his background, you should absolutely not trust even a bread crumb of what Bustamante has to say.
You can literally interpret this as "I thought my impulsive lying was worrisome until I met people from one of the world's most evil organizations in history."
Flawed logic.
@@leok7193 Give the refutation
@@doritoessence nothing to refute. it's just irrelevant if you trust nobody. if you do trust people, it should be verifiable and you don't have facilities to verify his information. everyone lies, doesn't mean they ONLY lie and if you never caught someone in a lie, that's the best evidence that they're a good liar
@@leok7193 It's fair that everyone lies and things should be approached trustless. "Don't trust, verify." My main point with him is there's an incredibly high probability he's lying/giving tainted information and it's in his best interest/profession to lie. i.e. "with everyone, it could be poison. With him, it's very likely poison, does it professionally and he also loves poisoning people"
The tipping point for me with him in this bit is doing nefarious activity for your profession is one thing; but he's admitting taking joy in things like that. I'm just personally trying to +1/push this notion to the forefront of discussion.
Gotta admire his headband wig 🤷🏽♀️ installed a lil rusty but made him look more relatable the CIA costume dept certainly did their big one with that wig 👌🏽🤣🤣🤣🤷🏽♀️💯
lol now it looks like one, gosh how can you take any of these videos seriously since the organization is all about smoke mirrors and misdirection
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@@MatthewSmith-cp3hu They purchased that wig from Amazon Matt 😂 I can tell they were too lazy to make it themselves 💀
What does he mean that CIA is accountable?
I have never seen or heard about anybody from CIA being punished for anything in any shape or form. Not in the news, in books or in movies. I have never heard about it happen ever. Not even fictional stories.
what you’ve never heard of the most secretive agency in the us, maybe world, be punished? I’ll let you figure that out.
Tell me this guy didn't come out of the CIA broken. You can literally see the moments when he's questioning everything in his life and his closest friends possibly being completely fabricated 😅😅
i like that he said the cia failed on 9.11 but failed to mention it was the cia that armed and trained the taliban
Its wasn't failed it was executed just as they planned, the entire eastern seaboard air force were all sent to Canadian border for "training". News reporter called out a collapsed building when it was still standing for 3 mins right behind her live on-air. Watched it live, my professor who has a masters in architecture came and only saw the building falling and said its a professional demolition and walked out of the room. The clean up wasn't even investigated and instead hauled off to be dumped into the Atlantic so it would never be investigated. The CIA didn't fail, they slaughtered Americans for their own agenda.
@@missmorla1339 no, it was swamp gas.
@@spaghetti9845 Weather balloons.
Correction: They helped train and arm the Mujahideen, in the 80's...a small fraction of which contributed to the Taliban some 2 decades later.
@@ianstiehl1994 The US government also trained and armed a small faction of the Mexican cartel that broke off became bigger and worst than any cartel before them and are now flooding the boarder killing Americans. The time past doesn't lesson the crimes against humanity, psychopath.
He said CIA is looking for thoses type of profiles : pathological liar, antisocial personnality disorder (newer category that includes psychopathy), sociopath
By definition, psychopaths do not experience shame and guilt...
Secret life = includes what an individual is afraid of//ashamed of //guilt //deepest questions
Not sure if I am connecting the dots correctly
He's talking under the umbrella of the DSM-V, where diagnosis is on a spectrum. Anything that would be diagnosed as pertaining to the dark triad, (on a spectrum), will typically leave someone who is morally flexible. You can find someone that rates to a degree of psychopathy where they feel guilt or remorse, but it's not enough to restrict their behavior or weigh on them. Think of it this way; almost any part of the brain can be highly developed or not. Guilt stems from the paracingulate dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (among other areas to a lesser degree), which is part of the brain that gives us our higher reasoning and foresight. That's why teenagers are usually shamed into a remorseful state, in fear of reprisal and losing peer acceptance, whereas adults tend to have a more focused moral compass aligned with empathy. Absolute psychopaths show highly diminished activity there. So, just find someone that's somewhere in the middle.
As he'd mentioned that a core motivator is ideology, most people in govt services (DoD included) are typically going to rate very high on their idealogical motivations. So if you can get someone with enough of the characteristics of the dark triad, ideologically motivated, they'll do just about anything and not question until it's long over.
All of that is recruitment. As for the "secret life", that's anyone. I think he made it sound a bit more open than people are, but that's just my opinion. Usually someone's secret life tends to diminish as they get older, mostly because the need for peer acceptance decreases, the social circle gets much smaller (but the people within that secret circle is comparatively much larger), thereby the chances of being embarrassed or shamed for something decreases. Self confidence goes up and a good amount of life's existential fears fade precipitously, so the need to protect internal fears or guilt diminishes. Usually though, those people are often of the age where they wouldn't be an accessible line asset for a CIA officer. But he was just referring to how to get into someone's life to the point where they trust you implicitly, and you can turn them into an asset, exploiting one of their core motivators. It's just manipulation. I hope that helps.
@@gened9632 I really enjoyed reading you answer :-) It helps indeed. Thank you very much
@@virginielekiwi Thank you! I just read this again and realized that I could have been clearer on certain points, but I'm glad that it helped.
I suspect the YMCA.
This is like the UA-cam form of the military people that show up at your high school and try getting you to sign up for the army💀💀💀
One thing that occurred me when I met "CIA contractors" in the war on terror.. is the "agents" weren't the Jason Borne people. Most were prior military and well versed in our operations with some looser rules and a lot more money, but they weren't like, "secret agent" folks. I've never met the cloak and dagger super secret squirrel spy type of person. So I always look at these types of interviews like, "Were you really a "spy"? or were you contracted by the CIA for a specific field operation?" which is 2 very different things.
You’re right- they’re two different things. CIA contractors, like some of the former military guys in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria aren’t “collecting intelligence” like a James Bond spy- they’re performing “security” functions, trainings, other stuff. But their job is not to recruit assets. This system has a lot to do with the executive branch authority over military operations and Congress being derelict in their responsibilities to declare war and better define title 10 and title 50.
Since the GWOT started, title 50 operations have basically just become the way we fight wars now.
JSOC stuff and Blackwater scandals gets leaked to the media- or, someone gets killed and that’s how the media and even Senators learn that we have people on the ground in Niger, Somalia, Syria, etc. for example.
But idk how or why the executive branch and the agencies expects this stuff to all stay out of the press- you can’t fight huge wars in secret because it’s politically convenient.
I see a lot of this types infiltrating the conversation sphere of media lately. Always on this sort of show, always on podcasts. The CIA's mission statement is that they don't conduct operations within the United States, but honestly anyone would have to be very stupid to believe they respect that. There's something about freeform talk and spreading of ideas they're trying to learn more about or control in my opinion. Hence the fantastical background stories that just don't align to reality.
Also, "agent" is a very different thing from "officer" in spook-speak.
Best case scenario he was a CIA mechanic lol
I see a lot of overlap in the SADRAT model and the DENNIS model from Always Sunny
This is the A N.D.R.E.W system.
Yes I was searching for this comment!
So how realistic was the depiction of cia recrutment and training in the film "The Recruit" with Al Pacino and Colin Farrell?
I ask because it really seems to accurately reflect in large part what dude talks about in the video.
Somewhat accurate. Remember that each prospective recruit may need a different approach than another so each mission is different and needs to be planned differently. Just something for thought.
"We are trained to lie" That was super informative sir, won't be believing anything you say. :)
On a list of fake "CIA Field Agents" who really worked the mail room, this guy is at the top.
Yup. They sent the “ best and the brightest “ to tell us all.
He must have been in the haircut department
Thank you for your service Brother Bustamante 🖖
LMAO, This was a long ad for everyday spy. Love it!
You're one of the few that noticed.
Yo Andrew it's Suz, I'm a JTTF victim witness in the ICE Victim Notification Program, (state sponsored terrorism-Iran = terrorist spy/operative case ). I'm so glad I found you as I only know of one other person in the private sector who worked for the CIA and only for 1 year and he is no where as experienced as you. Thanks for doing these videos. It really helps because in this 20+ year case there is a CIA Operative in the Clandestine division that has been out of control and impossible to stop for years. I subscribed on your website.
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CIA changed all these practices, manuals and training methods after Andy defected to UA-cam 😎
That tooth belongs to the government.
He mentioned Obama once and the whole division of Gravy Seals is here trying to discredit him. lmao
The Gravy Seals would clean your clock, bucko!
@@frankhassle9366cock*
Then fall over out of breath and have a heart attack 😂😂@@frankhassle9366
@@frankhassle9366 I’m sooo scared. My timbers have been shivered 😱
@@frankhassle9366 Assault is illegal.
0:15 If the answer is always yes to that question, you are no longer thinking.
Nor are you really asking the question.
If you're thinking that, chances are, the other countries are also thinking that. At that point we're just all killing each other for nothing.
@KaitoverMoon overcoming this circus of distrust is what is needed at this juncture, but how?
I wonder if the missing tooth is a deversion or if he is realy missing a tooth, i mean the wig is a dead give away, but that missing tooth got me bothered.
That tooth belongs to the government.
The report reads “Inserted microphone tooth in designated location, after extraction during torture training. Recruit terminated his contract shortly after insertion procedure.” LOL
It’s a bridge with a missing tooth. You can tell by the way he’s talking and how his lips are moving. In my opinion
The amount of copium to justify making billionaires richer through the use of violence is insane
@18:45 my friend had his fake wiener fall off during a drug test. He wouldnt be a good cia officer.
definitely. if a condition of his employment is not to take drugs and he does, he definitely doesn't have the discipline to operate in a foreign country with next to no supervision.
failing to properly operate a prosthetic dick is the least disqualifying part of that sentence