Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "How The CIA Actually Works | Authorized Account | Insider" video.

LMAO if you think three letter agencies recruit randos off YouTube can I sell this bridge to you?
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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.
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LMAO why would an active operator SHOW HIS FACE, FFS. Of course he's retired if he's on the screen.
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You know, I doubted if he was some random contractor instead of intelligence officer but when you listed him WORKING THE PASSPORT DESK, aka literally the most used spy cover, I now do believe he was spying, not James Bond type or anything, but like real life boring espionage with cover
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But it is. The American isolationism is insane.
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6:08 Snowden isn't a whistleblower, he wasn't even an agent, he leaked data to russians because he IS working for russians, from russia, supporting putin's war crimes. Stop defending that scumbag.
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Nah, you can quit a job but still have a NDC about specifics. You can stop working for police, for example, but specific case details can remain classified and you're risking prison if you talk too much. Unless you're trump and then you just funnel all top secret data to russians and get away with a scratched ear.
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Nah, every agency has public people, like Burns the director, he isn't failing CIA considering he heads it, but because he needs to be public, he won't be doing clandestine work, you would think... except he did and we in Ukraine know all his secret dealings with russians and we don't like it. So yeah, they're not as subtle as they think. I remember a former agent saying how the undercover cops were spotted by cartels because they were all white guys with fanny packs. Outside of internet conspiracies, US agencies are far from being omni-powerful, in fact they're kind of lame.
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@erikthomsen4768 KGB were as dumb as CIA, my mum used to sail international lines in 1980s, and EVERYONE knew who is the assigned KGB agent to them. Spies are rarely subtle.
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@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!
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What mush is in your head when Taliban has nothing to do with 9/11 when it is Al Quaeda, trained by Saudis? Also Mujahedeen which US trained are not Talibs but their RIVALS. Taliban was trained by Pakistan, then-US ally. Stop making CIA into some bloody superpower who is responsible for everything, it's kinda racist claiming Arabs, Pushtuns or Pakistanis have no agency. It's VERY bigoted to think USA is the only country that has agency.
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Dude does give the vibes of "buy my training I am a superspy with tantric secrets of CIA, KGB, DARPA, IOC, 1337 & Mother Dalai Ghandi"... His references are all too obvious like Snowden out of all people (who, since, stopped being a whistleblower and openly revealed himself to be putin's agent). Also, the "Ukraine proxy war" narrative, proxy war between who, Lithuania and North Korea? Whose proxy russia is FFS, judging by who makes their missile components it's proxy of USA. SO it's a proxy war between two US-backed sides? Nothing makes sense. You have very clear imperial war of aggression to re-colonize a former colony and people try to turn it into a spy thriller. Some things are just simple and don't need any conspiracies to explain.
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LMAO no dude failed Peace Corps recruitment by outing himself as psychopath in a test... if there's one thing his type is lying about is how important they are and LARPing as super spies.
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@doritoessence Most evil organizations in history, really? What level of tankie is this. They're lame, corrupt, run of the mill spy agency. Not even close in their methods to KGB or ISIS.
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