Nothing is ever what it seems in Washington. There is always an angle and another motive behind the obvious. "The Deep State" is not responsible for the seizing of documents from Tulsi Gabbard's office, I believe the CIA did it with approval from the highest levels of the White House. And though it may not be what you want to hear, they had good reason to do it.

After a CIA whistleblower revealed agents allegedly removed 40 boxes of material from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard tied to the JFK files and the CIA’s infamous MK Ultra mind control program, the story gets darker by the minute.

This is not about rogue actors inside the CIA. It's about creating plausible deniability for the Trump administration and the Intel community. The CIA convinced the White House that the promised disclosures should never happen. “The files are missing.” “The records were compromised.” “The agency can’t locate them.” Convenient answers to keep the American people in the dark yet again, because the secrets about how to conduct Psy-ops were to important to release to the public. Some techniques need to remain secret to preserve tactical advantage against the enemy.

The same whistleblower also claims Dr. Anthony Fauci played a central role in suppressing the truth about Covid origins, raising even more questions about the network of intelligence officials, bureaucrats, public health leaders, and unelected power brokers operating behind the scenes.

I believe the CIA whistleblower got approval to come forward and bust Dr. Fauci. I also believe his drop about the Gabbard files was by design. He's a CIA agent remember.

Today connect the dots between JFK, MK Ultra, Covid, and the permanent Washington machine that survives no matter who wins elections.

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Nothing is ever what it seems in Washington. There is always an angle and another motive behind the obvious. "The Deep State" is not responsible for the seizing of documents from Tulsi Gabbard's office, I believe the CIA did it with approval from the highest levels of the White House. And though it may not be what you want to hear, they had good reason to do it.
After a CIA whistleblower revealed agents allegedly removed 40 boxes of material from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard tied to the JFK files and the CIA&rsquo;s infamous MK Ultra mind control program, the story gets darker by the minute.
This is not about rogue actors inside the CIA. It's about creating plausible deniability for the Trump administration and the Intel community. The CIA convinced the White House that the promised disclosures should never happen. &ldquo;The files are missing.&rdquo; &ldquo;The records were compromised.&rdquo; &ldquo;The agency can&rsquo;t locate them.&rdquo; Convenient answers to keep the American people in the dark yet again, because the secrets about how to conduct Psy-ops were to important to release to the public. Some techniques need to remain secret to preserve tactical advantage against the enemy.
The same whistleblower also claims Dr. Anthony Fauci played a central role in suppressing the truth about Covid origins, raising even more questions about the network of intelligence officials, bureaucrats, public health leaders, and unelected power brokers operating behind the scenes.
I believe the CIA whistleblower got approval to come forward and bust Dr. Fauci. I also believe his drop about the Gabbard files was by design. He's a CIA agent remember.
Today connect the dots between JFK, MK Ultra, Covid, and the permanent Washington machine that survives no matter who wins elections.
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