[00:00] Now, we give the Israelis 95% of our defense secrets. You want the F-35? Done. Here's the F-35. You want this advanced missile? Here you go. It's on us. So, they steal the remaining 5%. >> Which um spy force around the world did you think was the most impressive? >> Oh, the Israelis. >> Really? >> Yeah. The Israelis have no rules. John Kiryaku, the CIA whistleblower, just exposed the dark and sinister
[00:32] reality of Israeli Mossad, the intelligence service. And what he talks about here is just mindblowing given the duplicity of the intelligence service of America's greatest ally overseas. He gets into the ruthless methods that Mossad uses and has used historically, not only to perpetuate madness and murder, but also to steal from the United States. So, let's see what he has to say about this. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel. >> They'll kill anybody. Uh, what was it 3
[01:03] years ago? This uh this pager operation. >> Oh, it was so fascinating. >> Good lord. It was It was a work of genius. >> It is genius. It is. >> It was totally illegal. >> Totally illegal. >> But it was genius. The the moving parts. >> I I didn't believe it was real. I had to like re I was like there's no way that this is real. This is the stuff of movies. >> It is. >> For anyone that doesn't know what was the story. >> Ah yeah. Okay. So [snorts] the Israelis
[01:34] knew that Hezbollah, the terrorist group Hezbollah from Lebanon was communicating using pagers. They didn't want to use cell phones because they didn't want the Israelis to intercept their phone calls. And they thought, "Oh, pagers, those are safe." So the Israelis bought a company in like Hungary, I think it was, that made pagers and they got Hezbollah to order the pagers from this company.
[02:05] They were able to insert explosives in the pagers and the pagers went to like Taiwan and from Taiwan to Thailand and then from Thailand to I forget where, Syria, I guess. and then from Syria to Lebanon. And so what the Israelis did was they were able to activate the explosives in all the pagers simultaneously, >> killing people. >> They killed everybody of any import. They essentially decapitated Hezbollah.
[02:37] And then the ones they didn't kill in that operation, they bombed the apartment buildings where they lived. See, this is the thing too about the Israelis. If they want to kill you, they won't they won't like just do a close-in hit. They'll blow up the entire city block where you live. Yeah, it's pretty indicative of what they did in Gaza, too. Essentially having no problem killing lots of women and children there with babies plucked up from the rubble using US technology to do it. Palunteer
[03:09] algorithms sorting between those who will live and die. And yeah, this was genius in its propensity to murder mass numbers of people, including innocent people near where the pagers went off. That included children and innocents that weren't involved in Hezbollah. And despite them doing this, they still use the existence of Hezbollah, despite the fact that, as Kiryaku said, they've been decapitated to propagandize for regime change in Iran like they're doing right now. We can't allow the Iranian regime
[03:40] to stand because they fund Hezbollah, which we propagandized as having been dismantled by our operation, but we're still using it as an excuse for regime change, for greater Israel, for genocide in Gaza, etc. That's what the Israelis do. They'll kill a thousand people just to get you, and they don't care. And then then they say, "What are you going to do about it? You going to go to the International Court of Justice?" >> Do they do they really do this? Yeah. >> Uhhuh. >> And Kiryaku is right. They're not going
[04:11] to run to the International Court of Justice. They have an arrest warrant for Netanyahu. But the United States will back the Israelis and the genocidal head of state freak that is at the top of that regime no matter what and refuse to give the Palestinians a state. They're not going to do anything. They can get away with this. The US will cover for it even when the Israelis act against the interests of you and me. The criminal regime is tied together at the hip with the Israelis and as John Mirshimer says, I think appropriately that Israel is an albatross around our neck. Did
[04:43] >> did you ever interact with them? >> Yes. >> And how did you find them to be >> miserable? My very first briefing that I ever gave as a junior analyst was to the Israelis. My boss said, okay, he says, you're going to give your first classified liaison briefing. So, it's going to be the Israelis and there are a couple things you should know. I said, "Okay." He said, "We don't allow the Israelis into the building ever." I said, "Why not?" He said, "Because they spy on us." Not only do
[05:14] they spy on us, they would always bring gifts like, "Oh, we brought this wonderful gift for you and you every every time somebody tries to bring something in, you have to x-ray it and it's got like listening devices and it's packed with two years worth of batteries." We're like, "You guys, you have to stop doing this. Every time you come here, you try to bug our conference rooms. You It's bad form. You have to stop doing it." And then they're like, "Oh, okay. Okay. We knew you would find it. We're just kidding. Come on." Yeah. Bad form. This is America's greatest
[05:46] ally that spies on us. And then there's never any repercussions, never any ramifications. There's never any threat to withdraw funding. And instead, the US government, no matter who's elected president, some more than others, it's all relative, still backs this regime despite doing that. And then you have them laughing in our faces about it. And meeting with Jonathan Pard, the convicted Israeli spy that sold out secrets, some of which included nuclear secrets to the Israelis, which were passed on to the Soviets in the Cold
[06:17] War. Enough is enough. This stuff is treacherous. It's deep. It's dark. It's sinister. And that's an understatement. So, we have to meet them miles away from headquarters in a place that we rent. So, he said, "Nothing over the secret level. No top secret information, just up to secret." I'm like, "Okay." So, I go with like a dozen analysts. And because I'm the junior most analyst, I've only been
[06:47] on the job at this point, I'm going to say six weeks or so, I went last. So the first analyst says, "I'm the chief analyst and this is my briefing." And then the next guy says, "I'm the political analyst and I'm the econ analyst and I'm the military analyst and I'm the oil analyst and you know the tech analyst and it comes to me." So I said because I was overt at the time I was not undercover. I said, "My name is John Kuryaku and I'm going to brief you on Saddam Hussein's psychological state of mind."
[07:20] Well, there were two Israelis there. One was from Mossad and one was from Shinbet. Shinbet is the FBI of Israel and Mossad is the CIA of Israel. So the Shinbet guy, he has his glasses down like this and he he he goes like this. He says, "Spell your name." So I spell it Kir. I spell it and he goes, "You are Jewish." I said, "Don't you dare. I am not recruitable. Don't you dare even try
[07:52] it. >> Just think about that. This is their methodology trying to recruit people on that basis to do the bidding of this foreign intelligence service. Even doing it to intelligent off intelligence officers within the United States. I mean, it's like thank heavens we have people with integrity that came out of the CIA and spilled these secrets like John Kiryaku cuz we don't get them otherwise. and whatever you want to say about his past, man. He blew the cover off CIA torture programs and thankfully
[08:24] helped put an end to that, at least ostensively. We're told that it's never happened since then. But it's because of Kiryaku and heroes like him and other whistleblowers that came from the intelligence circles at great risk to themselves telling these secrets like Edward Snowden as well. And they ruined their lives. Why? Not because they lied, but because they told the truth. Tell a lie and you could become president. Tell the truth and your public enemy number one. >> I was furious. We went out of the briefing. I was going to explode. Everybody started laughing at me.
[08:56] They're like, "They do that to every one of us." Every one of us. >> They try and recruit you. >> Yeah. >> To turn against the United States. >> Yeah. On my very first day at the CIA, we got a briefing from the CIA's director of security and he said that all of us have to have in the very front of our minds the concept of counter intelligence. For example, he said there's a steakhouse right down the road on Route 123. It's
[09:26] the it's the nearest restaurant to the CIA. He goes, don't ever eat there. Why? Because the KGB thinks we all eat there. So all the customers are KGB officers waiting for CIA people to walk in and start talking about work. Don't ever eat there. I've never eaten there to this day >> because they're potentially all Russian spies. >> So he said, "Our Israeli friends have two officers in their embassy, one from
[09:58] Mossad, one from Shinbet. The FBI has identified 187 undeclared Israeli intelligence officers spread all across the United States, mostly at defense contractors trying to steal our secrets. Now, we give the Israelis 95% of our defense secrets. You want the F-35? Done. Here's the F-35. You want this advanced missile? Here you go. It's on us. So they steal the remaining 5%.
[10:32] >> Just think about that. And all the propaganda that Americans receive and have received, you know, since our birth, at least since I was born, that Israel is our greatest ally, you know, a beacon of democracy amongst a sea of totalitarian regimes in the Middle East. Not exactly true, but what is told to us and that we have to support them at all costs. This is what they're doing. They're trying to recruit our intelligence officers, trying to steal our secrets. Some of them go beyond that. They do succeed in stealing the secrets. Even when they're captured,
[11:03] there must be many more than just Jonathan Pard. But Jonathan Pard was indicted, charged, and convicted of that crime. And then when he's freed, guess what happens? Is he shunned by our greatest ally in the Middle East? No. He's welcomed with a red carpet. Literally welcomed at the tarmac when he was sent back. When his probation was ended during, I believe, the first Trump administration went back to Israel. On which flight? The Adlesen's flight. Sheldon and Miriam Adlesen's private jet
[11:33] brought him back to Israel where he was greeted on the tarmac by who? Benjamin Netanyahu. America's greatest ally. Right. No, a genocidal freak that treats him like a hero. The Lakudnik treat pard like a hero. Hero. A convicted spy that sold the US out. It's just a total embarrassment. It's a humiliation ritual to go through this all the time and just make excuses for this terrorist regime that's tying my country up and our soldiers up and all this bloodshed in
[12:04] the Middle East complicity in those empire building schemes that doesn't serve the patriotic nature of the troops that serve in that theater. No, it serves the banks and the military-industrial complex and APEC and all the propagandists that want regime change operations in Iran right now, just like they wanted them in Syria and Libya, in Afghanistan, in Iraq, etc. to destabilize the regime, allow for the Greater Israel project, the expansion of Israel's borders, and a genocide in Gaza. All to do what? To prevent the
[12:36] enactment of a Palestinian state, what Benjamin Netanyahu has always staked his political career on. all for that. Well, I'm glad for people like Kirayaku again that tell the truth about these things reveal the true sinister underbelly of Mossad. And this is not to, you know, put the CIA or any other intelligence service in good light. The CIA should be eradicated itself. It should be abolished. It's criminal. It conducts psychological operations to propagandize us into wars and try to enact mind
[13:06] control experiments in MK Alter or control our media like Operation Mockingbird to overthrow foreign regimes, gain Americans more enemies and in result more dead bodies, more bloodshed, more debt, more inflation, more curtailment of our civil liberties like in the form of the Patriot Act and the DHS and the TSA. All that is what we get from this twisted relationship. Well, I think he puts it on blast here. I'm glad for this interview. Really interesting segment the whole interview was. And I do want to hear what you guys
[13:38] have to say. Is Mossad brilliant in terms of its madness and murder? Is it like the most sinister intelligence service in the world because of lack of any ethics whatsoever? That's what Kiryaku thinks. What do you think? Put it down in the comments down below. Like the video. Subscribe to the channel. Subscribe to Diary of a CEO. Good interview for sure. Also, if you like this video, please consider joining as a YouTube member. You can do that by clicking the join button down below. If you do that, you'll gain immediate access to all my videos before they go live to the general public on YouTube.
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