CIA | Intelligence service | Cold War | James Angelton interview | This Week | 1976 

Even an imperfect democracy is preferred to a totalitarian state. Fock Russia. 🤠

He was the last honest man, you dingbat. He resigned because he didn't accept the faulty intelligence that suggested Oswald was a Russian spy.

@@markanthony7798 Today it's looking like Russia will literally be freer than the West. I'm talking mandates on experimental sauce, it not in Russia but here in our crooked bullshit democracies. The CIA plays into that, and so does the FED. It was taught by British Intel to serve the oligarchy, and the oligarch has focking lost it, just look at news, its worse than Soviet level.

Hahahaha😂🤣😅😆😁😄, I know that’s right, but we are blind to the faults of our own family’s and yet we can always spot the tiniest of blemishes on the face of another

But honestly I think that Russian citizens are as just unaware of the evil stuff that their government does just as we are uninformed about the evil things that our government has done, and the people who feed on conflict and grow fat on the sorrow of the fallen patriots and their loved ones and that is all countries, their lies and half truths and propaganda media machines are under the thumb of the same shadowy figures that wield the real power in secret behind the puppet regimes who they have put in office and it doesn’t matter where they come from or what stories they tell us to keep us in fear of our fellow man, so that we keep buying their guns and 💣, so that they can keep getting richer and richer, while they gorge themselves on the souls of the fallen heroes of their own soldiers and they have murdered untold millions around the world and they have never served a day,( case and point ; George Bush jr and the WMBs and a million dead Iraqis, or his father that is complicit in the assassination of our own President, as he was filmed leaving the book depository on the day those evil pukes stole our freedom and the dreams of that freedom for the coming generations and to see him laugh when he was asked about it was an affront to every decent hard working man and woman, and to everyone who has ever suffered the honor and the privilege of donning a uniform to protect their own country and it made me very angry 😤 he has never bothered to tell us why he was there

You heard that song too! Awesome...

There's no sign of the devil in the Old Testament.

@@theabsurdveganakadonderric1101 He may as well be God in the OT. with some of the vile stunts pulled..

@@theabsurdveganakadonderric1101 Thw word nacash for serpent of the garden of eden... Means sorceror, trickster, magician.. The word for pharmakopia in the new testament means spells, magic, potion.. Satan in sanskrit means the great illusion.. Satan Maha. Maaya.. In the kingdom of the blind the one. Eyed man is king.. Thensymbol found in vatican and freemaosnry is the one eyed being... Dajal touches all... Debt touches all... What causes death and debt is pharmaceuticals... From vaccine, to gmo and pestiicde laiden food, pharma drugs ... The symbol of hospitals, where doctors reside to doctor life... Is the red cross..

And there is Satanyahu sitting the chair in interview with ITV.

Hay. I'm looking for a book on james anglton. I know theres afew out there but could you reccomend one??

@@shanekinsella1606 "The Ghost" by Jefferson Morley

@@andres6868 cheers mate

@@shanekinsella1606 “Was Angleton Right?” and “Deception: The Invisible War Between the KGB and CIA,” both by Edward Jay Epstein. Epstein interviewed him extensively over the years and paints the truest picture of this MOST maligned and smeared Intel genius. Detractors are either purposefully motivated by bad faith or they have succumbed to the slander against Angleton, a heroic American patriot!

@@kekoa1843 theres a new book out about anglton. It's called "Ghost" It's a good read

Me too!I have been an Intelligence Fanatic for years and now saw this.

winston maraj from all accounts he was a real creep. I can see that. I read he was in love with JFK mistress Mary Meyer Pinochet. He got her diary after her murder, was caught sneaking into the home. He apparently did not care for Kennedy at all.

Search "church committee james angleton" and there's a 45 minute long congressional hearing where he's testifying.

What have you heard. I am interested

@@jorgemarangunich490 there's a lot. He was a CIA head. He had involvement in JFK'S assassination. Heavily involved in his mistresses murder a year after, Mary Meyer. I think he may have been involved in the murder of Mary Sherman from the book "Mary's monkey". He just a pos CIA spook. Corrupted and crooked as hell. Everybody thought he was odd and strange that knew him. He was a company man.

Basically they kill Kremlin opponents in order to make it seem like KGB or Putin killed their opponents, anyone that gets cozy with the USA gets dead and becomes a "victim" of the oppressive Soviets and Putin!!!!

Dumb

CIA didn’t execute double agents.

Different tentacles of the same beast.

@10:26 he sure does! Ever read the Northwoods documents?

He worked for mossad. Literally.

@@RUMPLEforeskin25 Dont they all?

Ayman Al Zawahiri spent the two years prior to 9 11 being trained by the KGB ☝️

@@RUMPLEforeskin25 he created mossad he’s the founder of it all

Indeed, but how should it be different? Secret services are quite similar everywhere ;-)

No he's talking about the democrat party. Same thing.

Alice Wonderland, precisely what does Angleton say about the Soviets that causes you to want to change the subject to the CIA?

I heard his name in Connection with Lee Oswald and JFK ASSASSINATION

Alice, when you find out the real truth, you'll honor Angelton...Of course, unless you're a Russian troll. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FbhsafAEekA.html

FOR SURE OMG!!!!!!!

​@@muffin6369hello, if you want to cooperate, write

The Adolf Hitler of the US

Up to and including communism.

He's a good person but a bit esoteric and a bit romantic! Philby liked him for obvious reasons!

And easy to cover up when you have photos of Hoover engaged in flagrante delicto with Clyde Tolson like Angleton did.

Allen Dulles in my opinion.

Along with Mary Meyer.

Ben-gurion imo

🤡 shit. Good day, sir

Philby trained Angleton in CI, ironically enough. During ww2 when the brits helped set up the OSS.

Too true. Like all sociopaths, wrapped too tight. These fools are the reason the worlds' in shitstate.

@@dominicseanmccann6300 Sadly true!!!

I don't think you know what had happened to him. He was in fact an honorable and serious man who felt surrounded often by sociopaths and his deal was traitors INSIDE CIA. He got into something like a corkscrew inside a corkscrew; his meticulous calm mind shattered.THEN quacks who wanted him off track at CIA...treated him with LSD & a TON of psych meds. This after calling him a nutjob paranoid since '69. He was a distant family friend, certain of this mole problem that he couldn't fix. I have sympathy and perspective. He wasn't driven by greed or bloodlust; he grew orchids. He didn't trust colleagues the evolved decades later into the Panetta - Pompeo - Haspel - Petraeus rubric. JJA never wanted anything but the right stuff. Don't lump him in with the swamp who was engineering all sorts of crap. He was an EXPERT at detecting frauds. I think he got it right and that I even may know who one of the moles is. A-hole in Houston linked to Enron. Put it together....

@@jenniferfar Where do you source this from? First I’ve heard of it...

@@lebeautymarq8834 from father. Both of my grandfathers are founding OSS, also direct descent generation taps of the Sons of Liberty thread that specifically deals with counterfeiting, this became the earliest Secret Service. We owned a small place in Mexico that was a safe house, no family could use it for vacations. It's also found in numerous books but avoid the one with Dartmouth connections and most of the ones written after 9-11 do not have firsthand sources. He was in fact a family friend I was only 9 when he died and we're Christian Science heritage and know all too well what doctors will do to sabotage people who are on the scent of fraud.

indeed he did

@Generic Name I think he made a few rules himself..

I've found that all anti-c0mmunist rhet0ric from the west (especially U$A) is projection

KGB killed millions of their own people and enslaved the rest, you God damned idiot 🤤

Sure. Not even sure you know what he did for work.

Of some interest is the attempt by Soviets to crash Wall Street. JJA tried for years to expose and flip this op. 1 reason they retired him.

Too bad the movie was so f... awful. I read the book: waaaaay better. The movie literally took away huge chunks of the book. Not cool

Cosmic Barrilet and by Mat Damon in Good Shepherd

Philby was smart. Like in the Godfather, when Michael asks Carlos, who was it ? TaTalia.

Philby was a coup, there is no organization viler than British Intel and their machinations around the globe. I mean handing Russia over to the Bolsheviks so Lord Rothschild could prospect their oil, organized crime, pederasty rings, cults, serial killer shit shows, false flag terror, it all originated in British Intel, they taught the CIA everything they know. No wonder the hardline CIA guys are getting airtime on "Thames TV".

@@hilldoggydogg635 .......false on handing over Russia to the Bolsheviks. See: .......Lockhart Plot........ Sidney Reilly ........ Promethian League ...... NSZRiS ....... Boris Savinkov ....... Intermarium ....... George A. Hill ........ Francis Cromie........ Paul Dukes ....... Lt. Augustus Agar ......ABN ..... ROVS ..... Baron General Wrangel ...... - - - understanding these provides mountains of evidence to deflate your bullshit balloon....

In effect Angleton was lunching with the KGB!

@@dianamincher6479 Of course you are correct. Philby was one of the most damaging spies in the Cold War. It is thought that Angleton had a really hard time with the betrayal, and the impact of it fueled the freakiness he pursued after Golitsin defected and sent Angleton on a crippling, fruitless mole hunt.

You're off by about 3 orders of magnitude 😂moran

hello, if you want to cooperate, write

Well ... they were good friends... the betrayal must have hurt him a lot

The best counter-intelligence man on the planet and still managed to F-up the one thing he was trusted to be good at.

The British couldn't catch him either.

It was British responsibility to do their own housecleaning. Sadly Intelligence was a old boy's club, and if you had the right school tie you weren't vetted properly. The Cambridge and Oxford classes of the 1930s were heavily influenced by the Communists because they were the only ones standing up to Fascism at that point in Spain. Most grew out of it when Stalin's atrocities became known, but some, as we know, never did, and they were trained to hide in plain sight

..............said as if catching Philby would have been easy. Philby was extremely talented. He spied for over 25 years and escaped in 1962 before they could put the cuffs on him.

Wow Israel, and he was their penetration that moved the world by covering up Ben-Gurion's hit on JFK??

@@aardwolfx9273 LOL. I think you mean his boss - who he might well have caught out and flipped back - re Russia.

He was perhaps cryptically talking about his Israeli friends who managed to play both the West and the Soviets. "one great penetration, then you can move the world".... Hahaha, he might as well be talking about himself.

@@WorshipInTruth - creep. Bet his sight scared kids.

North Korea in a nutshell.

😂😂

A very important player in JFK'S murder.

@@edhartman2860 im sure most people know this if they are watching...

Richard Low yeah they will censor this to bottomless pit soon they c it

JFK assassination perpetrators

Angleton was very" camera averse "

Angleton noted the agreement between the KGB and Cuban DGI... This same coalition trained and supported KGB agent Lee Harvey Oswald and his KGB wife Marina 🚩

@@kxkxkxkx What's your evidence base for asserting Marina was KGB?

Loosely based yes.

only partly. Edward is a composite of several well known OSS first taps. POSITIVE.

Obviously - law is promulgated and enforced by the State... the State's survival is predicated on the operations of the national security apparatus.

Above-the-law Exceptionalism is the plague of our time. Racist, fascist, nazi-loving, fake christian, fake free-markets, fake democracy.....bet he had an itty bitty peen.

@@sergegainsbourgii1852 Whatever communist. "It is now clear that we are facing an implacable enemy whose vowed objective is world domination by whatever means and at whatever cost. There are no rules in such a game. Hitherto acceptable norms of human conduct do not apply. If the United States is to survive, long-standing America concepts of "fair play" must be reconsidered. We must develop effective espionage services and must learn to subvert, sabotage and destroy our enemies by clever, more sophisticated and more effective methods that those used against US." Doolittle Report September 30, 1954

“Accordingly just as, in counting, those who are not clever in manipulating their counters are taken in by experts, in the same way in arguments too those who are not well acquainted with the force of names misreason both in their own discussions and when they listen to others.” “For this reason, then, and for others to be mentioned later, there are both deductions and refutations that appear to be genuine but are not really so.” “Now for some people it is better worth while to seem to to be wise, than to be wise without seeming to be (for the art of the sophist is the semblance of wisdom without the reality, and the sophist is one who makes money from an apparent but unreal wisdom); for them, then, it is clearly necessary to seem to accomplish it without seeming to do so.” Aristotle; Sophistical Refutations; Section I

@@kirkbowyer3249 Considering MLK was also called a commie for the same beliefs (except the 'peen' part), "sticks and stones...".

The CIA is their own Government, They Operate above the President and if the President don't like it, They remind him of JFK

CIA Chief of Western hemisphere David Atlee Phillips publicly ADMITTED in a live presentation in California with Mark Lane, that Oswald NEVER WENT to Mexico City in September 1963.......it was all a CIA LIE !!! The man in Mexico was an IMPOSTER as FBI Director Hoover had proven the very weekend of the assassination. The CIA was FRAMING Oswald !! Phillips also admitted this to his own brother before he died. However, the recently released secret JFK documents by Trump in 2017 contain a sworn statement by Watergate figure Frank Sturgis that Phillips WAS a COMMUNIST !!!.......and that the CIA and U.S. government was FULL of them !!!

@@johnfoster535 Sturgis was a kook who lied about working for the CIA. Phillips was also a kook who made up stories. It would be hard to find a pair of less reliable sources.

US counterintelligence tracked Lee Harvey Oswald since 1959, when he was the VERY FIRST US Marine to defect to the USSR ☝️ they knew he was in Dallas with his KGB wife Marina, but he convinced them he was a regular spy instead of an assassin 🎖️

I think it's more nuanced than that. If you are working against a communist/socialist party in a Latin country, the opposition is going to be the pro Catholic faction. There would be very little tradition of two democratic but opposing parties. You pick your poison, and go with the one you're larger enemy supports. Don't forget Moscow had no time for democratic socialism either

I heard his name in Connection with Lee Oswald and JFK ASSASSINATION

Yes I wish there were more interviews.

More like Creepy

Hitler has charisma. This guy is ugly.

He stole it from TS Eliot.

you're really wrong about that.

Hahahaha Like a stopped clock

he certainly sounds paranoid in this interview

But, have you ever considered that Peter Wright was wrong? I’ve done a deep dive on Angleton. James Angleton has been tagged with mountains of invective precisely because his knowledge and efforts to thwart Communist subversion of the West was (still is) Kryptonite to the World Red Revolution…ongoing today before our eyes.

@@andres6868 What in the interview precisely makes him seem paranoid? Or, are you just echoing the slander generated by others of bad faith?

@@kekoa1843 lmao Yeh what a glorious future everyones had under the CIA - a coup in my country (amongst many) that it’s never recovered from 45 years later. Get a grip

@@allittakes and what country is the country you call home ?

face of a heavy drinker

Comes with the job.

I heard his name in Reference to Lee Oswald and JFK ASSASSINATION

@Comrade Kabo what, specifically, is he saying that is incorrect?

@Comrade Kabo The Soviet view of the struggle between capitalism and communism and their intentions to eliminate it, as well as to remake humanity were widely published and spoken of by Soviet leaders. Other communist leaders around the globe subscribed to those views.. Angleton merely took them at their word. . The fact that the Soviet Union and other communist regimes were slave states were the reasons many spies for the West cited as the reasons they betrayed their countries.. The fact that communism murdered 100 million people - more than every war in recorded history added together - in under 75 years, combined with their oppression that denied freedoms so common as to be widely taken for granted in the West, qualifies communism as the greatest crime to occur on the planet and earned it the evil appellation. Angleton is wrong about elections granting the president the authorities and immunity from prosecution Angleton claimed. John Yoo, call your office. Angleton was also wrong about some of the things Golitsin talked him into, such as denying the existence of the Soviet/Sino split and the legitimacy of defectors that followed Golitsin. . Golitsin did get some things correct and was very helpful. He and other defectors did the right thing to enjoy a superior life under a superior system. . Any Russian with access to classified material should do the same so they, too, can have a better life.

@Comrade Kabo 100 million murdered by communists is verified by their own records, documented in the seminal "Black Book of Communism." Communist goals are, as I said, found in their own statements about not only imposing communism globally, but in fundamentally changing mankind into being "The new Soviet man" (which they failed at, of course). Peoples around the globe voted against communism with their feet. Millions tried to escape communism, and there were not millions fleeing capitalism trying to get into one of those wretched communist countries. While only a handful of commies were able to own cars - and were stuck with crappy Ladas and Trabis, ordinary Americans were driving Mustangs and Corvettes. Working class families had 2 cars and apartments that, in Russia, would house 5 or 6 Russian families. When a Russian managed to save enough for a television, it was likely to arrive without a picture tube. Good grief, Western pencil erasers were in big demand because Russia could not make erasers that worked. There was always a huge black market in communist countries for Western blue jeans, rock and roll records, hi-fis, shoes, VCRs, movies and even ball point pens because communism could not make decent ones. There was never a black market in the West for Russian crap. They couldn't even make postage stamps with glue on the back that worked. All the post offices had pots of glue set out because of this. Good luck making a xerox copy of anything in Russia. Those machines were kept under KGB guard. Despite an abundance of good soil, the Russians could not feed their own people and relied on wheat shipped from the U.S. No one wanted to move from the West to Russia, but Russia needed an Iron Curtain to hold their people in. . But the commies could never stop the yearning to go to the West. Russian youth tried to dress like Westerners, buy to Western records, walk and talk like Westerners, go to Western-style clubs to listen to Western music while dancing like Westerners drinking Western booze. Then they go out for a bite to eat at McDonald's. Have you ever heard of the gulag archipelago?

@@garfieldfarkle I have heard of the Gulag Archipelago sir😮 I think people took long camping trips there 😮.

survival

Sacrificed.

@archtopone they were hired by the prime enemy- small hat bankers.

The CIA is their own Government, They Operate above the President and if the President don't like it, They remind him of JFK

But who really is “they”?

@@SumWanYo the black lodge

it was mother

Outside of earshot, people used several nicknames for Angleton, in the same way that Nixon was referred to as "Tricky Dick.". But "cadaver" and "mother" were not nicknames used to his face the way Edwin Aldrin was known as "Buzz," or as code words used in communications such as "Rawhide" was used by the Secret Service for Ronald Reagan (who was also nicknamed, "Dutch" in his younger days). .

And in this case it's the reverse of Caesars killer, the father's bones remain along with his sins inside his son. Both disgusting and egotistical run wild, humans that caused more pain than the worst sensationalized serial killer and with your "checks and balances constitution..." horseshit in cahoots at worst or ignorance at best, either is hypocritical and inexcusable!

@@DaveSCameron That is quite a word salad. It is impossible to read and understand what your point is and how it relates to nicknames given to Angleton.

@@garfieldfarkle He's trying to sound interestingly

Very important to know history It's repeating itself

Marys mosaic - Audible. He features a lot in it.

"Secret history of the CIA" by J. Trento is the best ☝️ truly mind boggling!

The Ghost, by Moley. A great read!

“CIA Rogues and the killing of the Kennedys” by Patrick Nolan. This book shines a bright light on Angelton and points to him and his fellow CIA co-conspirator Richard Helms as being repeatedly guilty of using so-called “executive actions” to assassinate world leaders, using means such as the horrific MKULTRA program to carry out various diabolical operations such as “the Big event” (JFK’s murder in Dallas) & RFK’s murder in L.A. One of Angelton’s favored techniques according to the author was using patsies to take the fall for planned assassinations carried out by others, as well as using “compartmentalization” within the CIA to prevent discovery of the CIA’s involvement in what would be considered to be nefarious plots by the general public. It is a well-researched and compelling scholarly book on the subject of this man and the CIA.

"CIA Rogues and the Killing of the Kennedys" by Patrick Nolan. Goes into detail about Angleton and Richard Helm. I'm reading it now and it's fascinating.

No disagreement.

............................................found a pair of Nazis....................

So they CIA should edit and censor our media to protect us from disinfo? That is a term used by corporate media who most frequently push lies. In many instances, they are lying and the disinfo they claim to attack is factual truth. So who makes the decision to police speech? Why trust an organization deeply involved with social engineering to even decide that. There is also a first amendment. It's mostly big corporate media keeping us fighting each other and disinformed, they should be shuttered first, but you cannot legislate truth. The intel ball wasn't dropped post 1991, it was only tightened, to fight non-existent enemies (Global War on Terror) financed by the agency itself, MI6's long term Islamic cult of Wahhabism created by them in the 1800s takes center stage as a terrible threat, yet the main mosques are all financed by Saudi money in Western nations. They armed ISIS don't even try to deny it. The CIA literally creates national security threats if it can't find any.

Prouty and Newman are the REAL patriots. Not this gargoyle.

JFK, whodunit? Start with who DIDN'T want to kill him. if more than 1 shooter, you're caught. Any conspiracy is about putting Oswald at the right place at the right time.

Whilst there are insights to be had - you discredit your recommendation with the acknowledgement that fletcher was an insider who worked with dulles. You can’t take any of these professional liars on their word. They do let slip some insights however when describing their rivals within the company because they are usually just the same psychopathic careerists you meet in any corporation.

@@allittakes Thats pretty much what Prouty said before he died. He had files on everything to protect himself, called "zipper". from Marys Mosaic.

@@pxman1946 I haven’t read that one! Will check it out finally soon … the image of Angleton getting caught picking her lock to her safe immediately after is just too much. He was a truly insane diabolical unit !

Elaborate. What life do you think he led?

@@SolutionOrientedMan read The Devil's Chessboard by David Talbot

@@soraroxas60 …That’s the face of the “ Deep State in cohoos with the Gehlen Organization, and the assessination of JFK and other notorious assessinations during the 60’s in the US and around the World nevermind War of interventions and regime change…Even Gestapo Chief Müller or Himmler would be horrified by the crimes conmmited by this sinister spook murderer responsible who knows how many thousands even millions of people in the world..

@@brunokirchensittenbach9294 Correct

He sat in a dark office smoking cigarettes endlessly, while staring into a screen. Not a good spy

He gives an interview and that proves........what? LOL.

Most of the word hated him and was he stood for. No need to limit it to a few Russians, who had clearly comprised the IC world from head to toe from day one.

@@maxsmith695 ерунда

@@j.johnson3520 uh mayzin

Ahhh you American patriots never stop living in your little echo chamber of imperialist propaganda, revisionist history and misplaced patriotism. Keep on helping the same people who plunder every other country plunder your own. keep up the good work.

Ugly.

Just what I was thinking. In his college days Angleton aspired to be a poet and literary critic. He corresponded with Eliot and may have modeled his appearance on TSE's.

@Generic Name Mr.Creepy: I want the West to dominate the East, and the East doesn't want to be dominated.

Communists , KGB

Honestly I wouldn’t be surprised if that was true.

He was a double agent...Not sure if it was Russian though...keep googling

Mossad

@@SodiumGated not double with them, but the CIA are direct agents to small hats.

He was a Mossad parasite.