Intelligence agency

Well, it turns out he was

meeting with ministers, police, and spy agency bosses about the new FBI office.

Here's Lloyd Burr.

Kia ora.

I've

got to go.

Patel met with Mark Mitchell, Spy Agency's Minister Judith Collins and Foreign Minister Winston Peters.

It took place yesterday about the same time as the tsunami warning went off.

In fact, we know that because the government has told us as much in an October 23rd filing.

The Department of Justice is saying this all goes back to an October 15th, 2016 article in The New York Times about Yahoo and Yahoo being the subject of a court order from the Foreign Intelligence Agency.

surveillance court saying that Yahoo had to adjust essentially a filter used to take out spam and child pornography to search for emails with a specific digital signature on it.

That digital signature was used by agents of a foreign terrorist organization.

Under Farfa Registration 7545, the firm has represented more than a dozen foreign principals.

Japan's embassy working to soften reciprocal tariffs, Thailand's Commerce Ministry, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, Albania's Democrat Party, the Dominican Republic's Free Trade Zones and Intelligence Service, to name a few.

On the domestic side, the LDA filings run into the hundreds of millions across more than 100 clients.

The roster is long, the conflicts are not hard to find, and Trujillo is the one using those relationships, it appears, for his own benefit.

Second rumor is a bit more out there.

And the rumor in Cape Town is that for years, Biko works for the National Intelligence Agency, which is also like South Africa's domestic CIA.

The agency denies it, of course.

But in 2007, he turns up at the ANC's national conference, the one where Jacob Zuma takes over the party as part of the entourage of one of Zuma's intelligence guys.

General Rowley, R-O-L-Y, Sir General Rowley, or General Sir Rowley, he actually made a public speech leaked deliberately by the army in which he warned the British population not only that we were... imminently about to enter a war with the enemy, but that he warned us we must make sacrifices.

I asked him, you say must, or else what if we refuse to make those sacrifices? Answer has come there are none, but there was a reason why In Britain, forever, military officers didn't make public political speeches, and for that matter, Directors General of the Intelligence Service didn't make public speeches, because they're not qualified to do so, they're not very good at doing so, and they can provoke the opposite reaction from the public that they presumably hoped for.

And that's certainly been true of the two speeches I mentioned.

As you look at Western Europe on your television screen over the last 24,

Okay.

Because you went on the record and you said that India has one of the top two agencies in the world, right? There's RAW and there's the Intelligence Bureau, which is IB.

These are the two.

Why did you say so? What made you say so?

You quote from the report.

I believe this is, uh, in the Intelligence Bureau assessment Um, the chaotic, this is from the report, the chaotic atmosphere that may result from emergent AI technology in the next five years may fuel large-scale protests that devolve into civil unrest and anti-tech violent extremist activity, especially in large urban areas such as New York City.

The term anti-tech violent extremism, uh, this is you writing, does not appear in any publicly available DHS or FBI domestic extremism reports or guides and represents a novel grouping of a wide range of ideologies under a single extremist category.

What they're really talking about is anybody who identifies with the left.

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Intelligence Agency, the DIA, and three of them apparently still active.

And he said his information came out of a 3,000-page briefing of the team that came home.

Sure, because people that work for the Defense Intelligence Agency are always okay with people leaking classified information and documents on an internet email list, right? Sure, sure.

They're gonna all risk prosecution, maybe even the death penalty for treason, for leaking classified information.

Sure.