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Referenced on the same WikiLeaks-conference panel as John Kiriakou; the description of Feinstein's talk on the multiple factors that ended apartheid was given by another panelist putting a question to Kiriakou, not by Kiriakou himself.
Andrew Feinstein is mentioned at a 2026 Berlin conference panel that included John Kiriakou. A fellow panelist recalled that Feinstein had recently spoken there about the multiple factors that brought down apartheid in South Africa — citing popular uprising and academic divestment from military-industrial-complex ties among them — while posing a question to Kiriakou about resistance strategies beyond leaks and data. The recollection is the questioner’s, not Kiriakou’s own statement.[1]
No source in the corpus captures Kiriakou himself discussing Andrew Feinstein.
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
