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Sep 18, 2026
Ep. 644 - The Karen Bass Fraud Ring, Saudis Running Out of Missiles, Midterm PR Nightmares
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59:13Tony KennettHOST
Instead, really, really excellent interview on just what we do and don't know about birth tourism here in the United States.
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59:21Tony KennettHOST
Good to be joined by Eamon Blair, former Border Patrol agent, Army Intelligence.
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59:26Tony KennettHOST
Great to see you, sir.
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59:27Eamon BlairGUEST
Thank you for having me.
Ukraine's Cyber War: Hacking, Deception, and the IT Army
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5:59Herman PoppleberryHOST
Which brings us to the state track, because that's where the impressive operations happened.
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6:04Herman PoppleberryHOST
The SBU's Cyber Department and the GUR, Military Intelligence, built offensive capabilities that are now on par with some of the best state actors in the world.
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6:12Herman PoppleberryHOST
The documented hack of Russia's Missile Industry Institute is the flagship example.
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6:17CornHOST
Walk through that one, because it's the clearest case of cyber intelligence
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8:35Herman PoppleberryHOST
and it works.
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8:36Herman PoppleberryHOST
The mechanism is the same one a scammer uses.
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8:39Herman PoppleberryHOST
But the output is military intelligence.
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8:42Herman PoppleberryHOST
A soldier mentions his unit is near a specific village.
Britain’s Top Agents & The Spymasters Who Ran Them | John Ware, Troubles Journalist
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5:25John WareGUEST
There was the Royal Ulster Constabulary, as it was then, now the PSNI, of course, and its intelligence-gathering branch, the Special Branch.
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5:37John WareGUEST
And then there was the Army, its military intelligence branch, branch had itself a number of branches, but the agent running branch exclusively was called the Force Research Unit.
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5:56John WareGUEST
And then there was the Security Service MI5, who also ran agents, not as many as the Special Branch and probably not as many as Military Intelligence.
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6:12John WareGUEST
And their role was more advisory.
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6:17John WareGUEST
People quite often think that they were the sort of overarching controlling power, but they weren't.
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31:43John WareGUEST
And they planned to visit Thiepval Barracks, the headquarters of British Army in Northern Ireland, in Lisbon.
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31:59John WareGUEST
When they turned up, they found that there were just sort of scraps.
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32:06John WareGUEST
There was the odd file, the odd military intelligence summary report.
The Jewel Thief - Richard Diamond | 02/19/1950 (Ep042)
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23:52Richard DiamondVOICE_ACTOR
Hello?
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23:52Walter LevinsonVOICE_ACTOR
Rick, I just got a report from Army Intelligence.
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23:55Walter LevinsonVOICE_ACTOR
The jewels were stolen from a collection the Germans had evidently hidden during the war.
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23:59Richard DiamondVOICE_ACTOR
What about Mrs. Wells?
Murder in the Gunroom-H. Beam Piper
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54:37Anthony WilsonNARRATOR
"You seem to have had quite an eventful career," Goode remarked with a queer combination of envy and disapproval.
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54:44Anthony WilsonNARRATOR
"I understand that until recently you were an officer in the Army Intelligence, too.
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54:49Anthony WilsonNARRATOR
I'll have your authorization to act for me made out immediately, to list and appraise the collection and to negotiate with prospective purchasers.
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54:58Anthony WilsonNARRATOR
And by the way," he continued, "did I understand you to say that you had heard some of these silly rumors to the effect that Lane Fleming had committed suicide?" "Oh, that's what's always heard under the circumstances," Rand shrugged.
Discussing Sorel's 'Reflections on Violence' with Thomas777 - Complete
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27:49Thomas777GUEST
It was never published.
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27:50Thomas777GUEST
The manuscript was found by the U.S. Army, and then it was handed over to Army Intelligence.
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27:57Thomas777GUEST
The chain of custody was weird, but it has been authenticated.
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28:01Thomas777GUEST
I mean, it was...
Behind the Shocking Headlines: What Really Happened at the SBU Chief's Office?
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1:39Jonathan FinkHOST
There's no way to sugarcoat it.
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1:41Jonathan FinkHOST
Three men from Military Intelligence Khor went down wounded.
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1:46Jonathan FinkHOST
There are rumours that one may even have been killed.
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1:49Jonathan FinkHOST
The men who fired were from the SBU's Alpha unit.
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5:16Jonathan FinkHOST
The SBU-Hor rivalry is older than the war itself, older perhaps than the Ukrainian state or its modern incarnation.
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5:24Jonathan FinkHOST
Two services carved out of the same KGB carcass in 1991, with overlapping mandates and no clear line between them.
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5:33Jonathan FinkHOST
Domestic security versus military intelligence, except that both now run deep strikes into Russia.
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5:39Jonathan FinkHOST
Both run agent networks.
Cbs Radio Workshop - "Space Merchants Part 1" (1957)
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20:48speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
Your credentials, please.
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20:51speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
Army Intelligence, check.
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20:53speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
Navy Intelligence, check.
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20:54speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
Air Force Intelligence, check.
The Dulles Brothers and the Founding of the CIA w/ Philos Miscellany and Stormy Waters - Complete
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165:34Philos MiscellanyGUEST
I mean, it's pretty standard knowledge nowadays that Dulles and the agency... were wholly responsible for all of this but there's this weird cognitive dissonance over the fact that something similar could be happening today that the people not
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165:49Stormy WatersGUEST
Eisenhower was the compromise between military intelligence and civilian intelligence because who is at the height of their power after World War II the military they frankly run American society they run the American political apparatus right He was the compromise between the two factions.
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166:15Philos MiscellanyGUEST
Exactly.
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166:15Philos MiscellanyGUEST
And the CIA took a lot of ground from the military element because of the Korean War.
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166:21Philos MiscellanyGUEST
And initially off the bat, the military intelligence component of it really dropped the ball on it because the Koreans had been building up their forces for months before the invasion.
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166:32Philos MiscellanyGUEST
But back to like Philby and Angleton.
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166:35Philos MiscellanyGUEST
Yeah.
The Future of Intelligence in the Age of AI | VADM Trey Whitworth
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24:29Frank WhitworthGUEST
Thank you.
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24:30Frank WhitworthGUEST
I've been pretty passionate about the role of what we call foundational military intelligence, which gets to the you know, the crux of order of battle, the disposition and the numbers of forces, where they are, how they're acting, whether they are changing.
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24:47Frank WhitworthGUEST
So someone has to actually document those things.
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24:51Frank WhitworthGUEST
And the visual portion of analysis is very important to that.
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24:56Frank WhitworthGUEST
The Defense Intelligence Agency ultimately has that responsibility for keeping that database of the disposition of
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25:03Brad ChristianHOST
forces, the numbers, et cetera.
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25:06Frank WhitworthGUEST
And there's a grind inherent to it and a wonderful team, a set of teams basically between the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Geospatial Intelligence and the rest of the people who do military intelligence.
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25:21Frank WhitworthGUEST
And it's just to try to understand, right? And what I say, seize the grind.
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