Here I wish to talk about the CIA and plausible deniability
So basically, plausible deniability is a concept that the CIA uses a lot. In simple terms, it is a shield that the CIA uses that helps high-ranking officials, such as presidents, or army generals, basically important people in really, really high positions, to evade responsibility, any time something wrong, bad, immoral or illegal that they knew was going on and gave permission to, is exposed. You can look up the concept if you are not familiar with it, by Googling "CIA and plausible deniability".
Now, I just want to say how incredibly bad that an organization that is like the CIA, would do something like this. You know, focusing energy (it doesn't matter how much, because even one tiny little ounce of strength spent on crap like this, is too much, because it is just so bad, and inexcusable). An organization like the CIA is, or should be, tasked with protecting the interests of the nation. If they can't do that very well, which actually wouldn't be their fault, because being stupid really isn't anybody's fault, nobody chooses to be stupid, nevertheless when they knowingly choose to do something like this, you know, pouring efforts into helping presidents evade responsibility, then it is a deliberate act. The CIA is deliberately doing something bad. Something that someone in their position should just know is bad. The integrity, and spirit, of an organization such as the CIA, should be beyond reproach. They are one of the highest levels of intelligence agencies of the country, on par with the FBI, if not higher. They should be not just smarter than the regular people, but also better. Better as in, better people. They should be people who are more honorable, more moral, more ethical, more scrupulous, more honest, more willing to take responsibility, more offended by anything that's wrong, bad, evil...etc, you get my point. But, look at the stuff that they actually do. Instead of holding presidents' feet to the fire, watching presidents to see if they are doing something bad, and if they are, catch them, expose them to the whole nation...etc, because, you know, that'd be the honorable, right thing to do. But instead, they essentially said to presidents, "Don't worry about anything, boss. Go ahead and torture as many Iraqis you want, or assassinate whoever you want, or spy on as many Americans as you want, or perform as many secret, unethical medical experiments on unwitting people as you want, we got you covered. We will use our superior intellect, to design a thing for you where you can be free to commit as many wrongful acts as you want, and if you get caught, you will easily be able to wriggle free. After all, that's what we the CIA is for, is it not?"
I would get mad and call this whole plausible deniability thing a pile of fucking CIA garbage, except I won't, because I already know about the nature of this organization. This is exactly something that they would do. It's extremely disgusting and repugnant, but expected. Nothing about it surprises me. What it does reveal to me though, is that in our current society, the wicked, the immoral, the unethical, the unscrupulous, tend to rise to the top. And believe me the CIA is at the very top. It doesn't get more top than the CIA. I don't know the exact mechanism of how this comes to be (although you should try and figure it out, if you can), the only thing I know is that this is indeed how things seem to work. And if you will think about this a bit, I believe you will reach the same conclusion as me. Everywhere in our world, the greedy, the shameless, the aggressive, the unempathetic, the arrogant, the quasi-psychopathic, the pathologically ambitious, they all have an edge over good, honest people. Anyway, this is a rather big topic that I don't want to get into; for now, I want to talk about why the CIA seems to attract not only the brightest, but also the most evil. And the reason is the people at the very top, who are almost all Jews, are evil themselves. Evil people like to surround themselves with other evil people, because that's what humans do. Good people like to associate with other good people, and so do evil people like to associate with other evil people. That's just how it is. And I am not just saying this to defame the feds, I mean, go to a site as biased as Wikipedia and even there you will see a long list of extremely immoral activities that the CIA engages in. By the way, before some tool starts screaming about how i don't have evidence for any of the alleged CIA wrongdoings, well, that's true. I don't have enough evidence to convict them in a court of law, however, we are not in a court of law. Here we are in the court of public opinion. In this court, rules are a bit more relaxed. I can talk about allegations and suspicions, and I don't need to prove anything whatsoever. The only thing I need to do is show people that for an organization such as the CIA, the fact that there are even rumors and allegations of this kind against them, it is extremely serious, and it is inexcusable. Further, it also tells us that we really, really need to investigate whether the CIA does indeed engage in immoral, if not downright illegal, activities.
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