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artie france00:00:03
and rye production present on December 700:00:15
1941 Japan attacked the United00:00:18
Japanese planes destroyed the states00:00:20
most of the ships are American00:00:22
fleet anchored in pearl harbor00:00:24
The US Secret Service didn't even notice00:00:27
impending disaster00:00:28
Moreover, the FBI ignored00:00:30
transaction warning received00:00:31
from a USSR double agent shortly after00:00:34
his move to the new white house00:00:36
President Harry Truman, mindful of00:00:38
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor00:00:39
created by ru00:00:42
this initiative meets with resistance from the brigade and its00:00:44
influential director John Edgar00:00:45
Hoover thus losing control00:00:48
over strategies for intelligence activities00:00:52
a terrible story it all started in the 1940s00:00:56
Harry Truman made a decision and declared00:00:59
John from a friend believes that he will not allow him00:01:01
engage in foreign intelligence lit00:01:03
fog was going to make Sarah part of the FBI00:01:06
or combine them into one organization00:01:08
saw in this a resemblance to the Gestapo or the KGB and00:01:13
Truman reluctantly approved the creation of the CIA00:01:17
eternal universal regret00:01:23
secret wars cia secret operation00:01:35
CIA headquarters is located in Langley00:01:37
Virginia state 25 kilometers from Ruzhin00:01:39
who works in this fortress00:01:41
sixteen thousand people00:01:44
Solyu does not disclose information about his00:01:46
budget structure of the organization key00:01:48
figures of the number of employees and their00:01:50
salaries and even their names and positions00:01:52
responsibilities00:01:53
there are rumors that his total budget00:01:55
denoted by sky-high numbers we00:01:58
knew that Saru's staff had increased from 3500:02:00
person at the time of its organization before00:02:02
from the current 100 thousand, his budget has grown00:02:05
several thousand dollars up to 2800:02:07
billions00:02:08
explosion engaged in counterintelligence for00:02:10
outside the country but has no authority00:02:12
operate on American territory00:02:15
the scope of action is still in00:02:16
run by faber00:02:18
Truman ordered that Tsera directly00:02:20
subordinated to the President of the United States, but soon she00:02:23
got out of his control and became00:02:25
the only service that was00:02:26
allowed to carry out secret actions and00:02:28
anti-government operations for00:02:30
border00:02:31
at the time of Ceru's creation its task was00:02:33
clearly stated collection comparison00:02:36
approval and analysis of secret00:02:38
information interference was allowed00:02:40
only if diplomatic diplomacy fails00:02:41
actions but military actions are not00:02:43
I and the officers were welcomed00:02:47
a product of the Cold War and advances from00:02:51
it had one single function00:02:53
she was supposed to be00:02:55
the only power is to determine00:02:58
when where how the Soviet Union will strike00:03:01
blow to the usa00:03:02
This is exactly what it was created for00:03:04
cheese control appeared after a couple00:03:08
harbor after our defeat and in 50 6000:03:13
70 8000:03:15
we only had one place00:03:17
determiners find out what the plans are and00:03:19
Moscow's intentions by libero00:03:21
besides this we made a serious mistake00:03:24
focus our spies' attention on00:03:26
so-called difficult targets all our00:03:30
intelligence activities were aimed at00:03:32
Soviet Union and secret service fish00:03:37
The USA spent on the USSR00:03:39
50-60 percent of your dog's resources00:03:43
our work was to regulate their action00:03:46
in the third world wherever they occur00:03:47
from Angola by Horn of Africa do konca00:03:50
Afghanistan and early to see or quiet00:03:53
the war was constant and it continued00:03:56
for decades this was the whole point00:03:59
It is understood our job was to find out00:04:02
what are people up to00:04:03
and the best way to do it was00:04:06
infiltrate an organization00:04:07
place your person there or00:04:09
win someone over to your side00:04:12
that was the whole point of our mistakes00:04:14
started with the fact that we transferred to the USA00:04:16
so many Nazis00:04:21
1943 future CIA director Allen00:04:24
Dallas flew to Switzerland to00:04:26
enter into secret negotiations with00:04:27
already been several Nazi leaders00:04:29
contact has been established with the head of the secret00:04:31
Hitler's service as General Reinhard Mge00:04:33
did we have Eichmann's right hand from Mount Athos?00:04:35
shinga we are Klaus Barbie the end of the war is all00:04:38
these war criminals were already working for00:04:40
CIA back when Alain Dallas Yuri was00:04:42
street danced by one of his clients00:04:44
there was a merger of oil companies00:04:45
standard oil00:04:46
one of the few companies that continued00:04:48
collaboration with the Nazis during00:04:49
wars thus directly00:04:52
after the second world war00:04:54
America was literally swarming with Nazis00:04:57
she was ready to pay her mind00:04:59
this price photopoint00:05:01
because I kicked out saken with my first mistake00:05:04
our role later mistake was00:05:07
believe that we have the right to interfere in00:05:10
other people's affairs and literally overthrow00:05:14
foreign government providing ours00:05:16
ideas and influence of certain groups of people00:05:19
in 1953 at the peak of the Cold War Alena00:05:23
Dallas was appointed director of the CIA after00:05:25
Dallas's inauguration00:05:27
number of special and secret00:05:29
operations began to increase if you remember 194700:05:33
year and all our operations are too small enamel00:05:36
Hungary00:05:38
Berlin Vietnam Churchill and all operations00:05:44
for all the years00:05:45
it is clearly visible that they are the same00:05:47
actions repeated over and over again00:05:49
ru conducted many covert operations00:05:52
one of the reasons why she00:05:54
was that no one00:05:55
the other did not take on these bodies00:05:58
expected no biographical00:05:59
competition another reason was that00:06:03
Presidents have discovered that they can00:06:05
using the services of the CIA is not a secret by force00:06:08
explaining your actions00:06:10
to the American people the custom is probably with00:06:14
has changed a lot over time00:06:16
if you remember the period of administration00:06:18
Eisenhower00:06:19
or even the beginning of the Kenneth period then00:06:23
discipline and secrecy were more00:06:25
on a serious level until now, of course00:06:27
exactly all the days are truly00:06:29
was busy00:06:30
faith is not in Guatemala and so on that the game00:06:34
there was little information in the country about those00:06:35
operations because no one talks about it00:06:37
Allen Dahl spoke in May 195300:06:43
drafted the operation a i ks 1 in00:06:45
a long series of operations organized00:06:47
exclusively CIA Tehran Iranian00:06:50
Prime Minister Mossadegh decided00:06:52
privatize Anglo-Iranian oil company00:06:54
the British authorities introduced the company00:06:56
international embargo against Iran and00:06:58
chaos reigned in the country00:07:00
however, British and American00:07:01
oil companies considered this measure00:07:03
insufficient and they left Iran00:07:06
forced the British Prime Minister00:07:07
ask President Eisenhower for help00:07:10
them to get rid of Mossadegh and return00:07:12
power to the young Shah00:07:15
shah d the smell of catch sold by the country while 2500:07:19
years later was also not overthrown00:07:26
they know everything that happened was not00:07:30
large, well planned00:07:31
a revolution and just crazy success00:07:33
was behind it all, you'll fly petroleum00:07:37
british petroleum on the ball00:07:40
The Prime Minister of Great Britain came to00:07:42
from the NHL said there is a threat to us00:07:44
losses of Iranian oil fields00:07:46
We need them as much as you need the Saudi00:07:48
Arabia Americans got down to business00:07:51
Macmillan was Prime Minister at the time00:07:54
he pressed hard on is and how are a00:07:56
Americans Alan Dallas and so on00:08:00
so that they somehow correct the situation when00:08:05
the British contacted the administration son00:08:07
hover00:08:08
argument that made him say yes00:08:10
was no longer a promise to give to the Americans00:08:13
some Iranian oil when everything is ready00:08:15
of course no they said it was Mossadegh00:08:19
may give in to the pressure of hundreds of communists00:08:21
the soviet union will get iran like that00:08:23
how the communists got china president00:08:29
Eisenhower did not want to become the one whose name is00:08:31
serves as an answer to the question who lost in00:08:33
fight for Iran, Mossadegh's cause was very00:08:36
strictly regulated was drawn up00:08:39
Mossadegh's organizational plan is bad00:08:41
leader Mossadegh is weak00:08:43
and the communists are strong and he is also00:08:46
unreasonable Chelsea Shah is also weak and nothing00:08:49
can't do it we need to intervene00:08:51
to prevent the Soviet Union from taking over00:08:53
the country of supports must be Mossadegh00:08:58
a communist and I had no doubt about it00:09:00
this seemed like a good idea00:09:02
if we had not gotten rid of Mossadegh00:09:04
we could be completely different00:09:06
government00:09:08
socialists and communists, however, and one00:09:11
God knows who else can't be allowed00:09:15
Iran will fall but at the same time we will not00:09:18
we're going to wage war there like00:09:20
Koreans, we are not ready for this, and besides,00:09:23
covert operations are cheaper00:09:25
so cirrhosis works much better and00:09:28
Alan Dallas was authorized to act00:09:31
stepping up to the post of director of cirrhosis00:09:32
he said it was the cheapest way00:09:35
getting the power is to collect00:09:36
government with numbers00:09:39
was a huge success therefore in Guatemala00:09:40
and other places it was decided to act00:09:42
it's just easier00:09:44
the only question that remained was whether this was00:09:47
immoral June 1954 new00:09:52
president of guatemala00:09:53
hocca bar benz guzman decided to give the most00:09:56
poor farmers in the country receive several00:09:58
acres of land owned by American00:10:00
multinational company united fruit00:10:02
he also enforced the Guatemala export tax00:10:05
was a leading banana producer and00:10:07
tropical fruits of the caribbean00:10:09
fruits were the only resource00:10:11
countries but virtually all state00:10:14
land from the topic the entire economy was in the hands00:10:16
and when I really wanted to go to this pond00:10:20
introduce a tax on bananas, which is quite00:10:22
United fruit company wisely contacted00:10:24
to the US government asking them to intervene00:10:26
and make Guatemala bankrupt they00:10:30
had connections with people from the white house00:10:31
the Pentagon and the entire government company00:10:34
could use her huge00:10:36
influence on the US government and00:10:38
demand fulfillment robinson they00:10:44
leaned to the left, communism is exactly that00:10:47
what we wanted to resist by doing00:10:49
had two aspects of this fruit supposedly00:10:52
the communism of their trenches has gone wrong00:10:54
side00:10:56
the plan for a full-fledged coup was created00:10:58
to the meeting of President Eisenhower Alena00:11:00
Dallas and Dallas' brother John Foster00:11:02
head of the us state department00:11:04
take given yourself to those who were once the best00:11:06
Wall Street lawyers now occupied two00:11:08
the most important positions by the administration00:11:10
Eisenhower is responsible for and strange00:11:11
affairs and operations of the CIA and he gave with the director00:11:15
CIA was also chairman of the board and00:11:17
and on this fruit00:11:21
Nancy's two brothers, one got the CIA, the other00:11:24
State Department and their family law firm00:11:27
the company is involved in the United Fruit case in00:11:29
Central America from his office00:11:32
hair address 344 alone to lose managed00:11:35
one's own breakdown should be given over00:11:38
I'm aware that this is spyware00:11:40
business and its goal to help American00:11:43
enterprises abroad presidents00:11:46
discovered that they could receive money from00:11:48
corporations are used as00:11:50
bouncers00:11:52
Ceru took power from our band00:11:55
putting in its place a military junta00:11:57
under the leadership of General Bones Laar00:11:59
mass the general's first action was00:12:01
cancellation of the land reform program00:12:03
threatened the financial interests of United00:12:05
fruit from the usa this was probably one of the worst00:12:10
actions that have ever been done00:12:12
Ceru and the US government00:12:14
it is Ceru and the US government that are responsible00:12:16
for genocide in Guatemala00:12:18
since they gave power to their people00:12:20
to avoid a small tax on00:12:22
bananas they established a military dictatorship00:12:26
which was destined to last about00:12:28
40 years and killed hundreds of thousands of hectares, so00:12:32
the boys all prefer to think that the CIA00:12:38
skillfully carried out an operation to eliminate00:12:40
or bank sa00:12:41
and also that she planned it well00:12:45
operation against Mossadegh twice00:12:49
lucky00:12:51
The USA treats the world as if they are00:12:54
his godfather00:12:55
they are very arrogant in their external00:12:58
politics00:12:59
in 1960 the conga demanded00:13:02
independence from Belgium leader of the left00:13:04
Patrice Lumumba became prime minister but00:13:06
USA liked the rich minerals00:13:08
the country's resources so Lumumba is destined00:13:10
there were only two areas left00:13:11
months00:13:12
it was a terrible lesson to others00:13:15
African countries are some kind of nightmare00:13:17
along with independence, Lumumba signed00:13:20
self-death August 18, 196000:13:26
the meeting took place and Eisenhower hinted00:13:29
that would be nice to get out of the way00:13:30
Lumumba I convinced the embassy that we00:13:35
could remove Lumumba to the position00:13:38
Volan Dallas assessed the Prime Minister00:13:42
this national service meeting00:13:43
security as carte blanche00:13:45
implementation of public00:13:46
this was a coup against Lumumba00:13:49
implemented00:13:50
received instructions to try to kill00:13:53
lumumbu lari bibli but to the boss00:13:56
CIA stations were sent to the Congo00:13:58
poisoned toothpaste but he refused00:14:00
and our civil servants did not want to deliver00:14:04
get involved in murder and so I convinced00:14:07
them in the need for a political solution00:14:08
but it seems some people in Washington00:14:11
considered appropriate00:14:13
other measures00:14:17
Alan Dallas ordered the murder of Lumumba00:14:21
In 1975, the US Congress considered this00:14:24
case and decided that the president00:14:25
Eisenhower00:14:26
General Mobutu approved the operation00:14:29
had to come to power shot00:14:31
lumumba in the head and drowned him in the bathtub with00:14:33
acid00:14:34
Frank Rays future deputy00:14:37
director of the CIA and then secretary00:14:38
US Department of Defense during00:14:40
coup held post in Congo00:14:44
I was accused of involvement in murder00:14:46
lumumba this of course was absurd itself00:14:51
the idea that the youngest00:14:52
civil servants could order to kill00:14:55
the Prime Minister seemed to be stupid00:14:59
escape Lumumba escaped from prison and00:15:02
hiding in the explosion helped find him and he00:15:06
was handed over to one of his main00:15:09
Kong's enemies and killed00:15:14
had something to do with it00:15:16
enough to remember that time00:15:19
there was control of America00:15:23
tasked with choosing dictators and helping00:15:25
them to manage people in several cases00:15:30
be it who you are little in the 50s or00:15:32
actions with the check it is quite obvious that00:15:35
interference goal was a mistake we00:15:43
right or wrong it's different00:15:45
question but conducting covert operations is00:15:48
Is this exactly what the CIA created?00:15:51
when at 50 after a successful operation00:15:54
control in Iran and then in00:15:57
Central America among the Americans00:16:01
the erroneous belief has been created that00:16:04
international scene00:16:06
explosion can do anything00:16:10
raw and cards cloaked and played00:16:13
you start needing this myth and supporting it00:16:16
Diet management staff shrouded00:16:22
CIA halo power the problem was00:16:26
that after some time they themselves00:16:31
they believed in their own world00:16:33
capable of telling the US President the case00:16:37
troubles we can come into play and00:16:40
we can overthrow the government00:16:43
its we can give you power like this00:16:47
how they maintained their position and00:16:49
your money00:16:50
the main problem was that many00:16:52
CIA employees believed in it they believed00:16:55
that they can really do it but also00:16:58
in the known case with caster everything should00:17:00
it was quite simple we thought that00:17:03
cube can be treated like a banana00:17:05
republics but there weren’t many cubes00:17:07
stronger a little quicker than that00:17:09
American bureaucrats expected00:17:12
awaits all of us revolutionaries and patriots00:17:15
we are all equally lucky00:17:18
we will achieve victory by forcing the dictator00:17:25
Batista flees Fidel Castro's country00:17:27
nationalized Cuban sugar00:17:29
American owned plantations00:17:31
companies tension immediately increased00:17:34
denied the club all loans and00:17:36
broke off diplomatic relations of mind00:17:38
signed a trade agreement with the USSR00:17:41
Castro openly challenged Washington00:17:43
expressing his affection to the Soviet00:17:44
Alexander doesn't say liter yet00:17:47
he served Latin America very00:17:49
bad example00:17:50
I'm talking about the very idea of confrontation00:17:52
this little island of washington00:17:54
his statement that there will no longer be a cube00:17:56
dependent states stand shockingly00:17:59
introduction to the day when he transferred from the NHL00:18:04
the power of john kennedy he gave him and deeds00:18:07
called the Bay of Pigs scheme was00:18:09
it was developed by himself and Richard00:18:11
Nixon Vice President Eisenhower and00:18:14
Kennedy's opponent in the presidential00:18:15
Kennedy took over the 1960 race00:18:19
developed a whole plan for the invasion of00:18:21
Cuba by landing in the Bay of Pigs and00:18:22
capturing the fire he approved it he was looking for00:18:26
the idea seemed to be one of those approved by him00:18:28
ideas was the operation in the Bay of Pigs00:18:32
did not have time to take my post and pass00:18:35
inauguration he ordered the operation00:18:37
in the Bay of Pigs he didn't like the idea but00:18:41
he left everything as it was, it turned out00:18:43
catastrophe behind00:18:49
sent 1,500 inexperienced Cubans to Sir00:18:52
emigrants on a deadly mission in00:18:54
hoping that Kennedy will connect and00:18:57
will send US aircraft to help them but00:18:59
Kennedy refused and the operation failed00:19:01
targets shifted the blame for failure00:19:04
operations in the Bay of Pigs entirely and00:19:05
completely on his shoulders00:19:12
the operation failed because it was bad00:19:15
organized and .00:19:17
at home he went for it because he had00:19:20
there were no better one of these ideas not00:19:22
his team had it too, so he00:19:24
satisfied with this military operation00:19:27
was poorly planned00:19:29
there was also intelligence support00:19:31
not important enough00:19:33
they thought that a small group of people00:19:36
when he sails to the island and manages to overthrow00:19:38
government think they are strong00:19:41
they underestimated the popularity of the fire00:19:45
expected that the Cubans would stand on ours00:19:47
side but they didn’t do it in the morning00:19:52
there was simply no suitable military00:19:54
plan and they forced us to take up00:19:57
she immediately said that it was possible00:20:00
if the USA wanted to provide00:20:02
support for the rebels in military operations00:20:06
but at the last moment the administration00:20:08
decided not to provide the rebels00:20:10
Bay of Pigs military support operation00:20:13
failed angry because of the operation in00:20:18
Bay of Pigs because it failed and00:20:20
also because to a large extent we were00:20:22
responsible for the operation and of course00:20:25
many people were also annoyed and00:20:27
angry at the president they hated00:20:30
Kennedy as he is in their opinion00:20:32
did not help enough to implement00:20:34
operations thank you were especially lacking00:20:36
aviation, I would not say that the CIA is something00:20:40
whether he liked it or not, but00:20:42
certain people or groups of people00:20:44
could well be unhappy and I'm sure00:20:47
what to old officials and managers00:20:49
divisions to other employees of the old00:20:51
hardening00:20:52
probably didn't like the president, why?00:20:54
in 1 tone to do something that they did not approve of00:20:56
that's why they didn't like him himself00:20:58
just a month after moving to white00:21:00
house john kennedy his younger brother robert00:21:03
The US Attorney General provided the cer00:21:05
freedom of action in getting rid of00:21:06
fidel castro most alterna appointed00:21:09
Mongoose takes charge of the operation00:21:11
time from the failed operation in the Gulf00:21:13
pigs in 1961 before John was killed00:21:16
Kennedy survived Castro two years later00:21:18
eight attempts on his life, all of them00:21:20
were organized by the CIA Kennedy asked00:21:22
options for the development of Cuban issues00:21:24
Joint Chiefs of Staff00:21:26
proposed to kill several Americans in00:21:28
within the framework of the operation and present it00:21:31
like an attack by Cubans on the territory00:21:33
America this could give rise to war with00:21:36
cube but they were denied this00:21:42
Ceru tried to find a way00:21:43
deal with the fire no matter how much00:21:47
made attempts to kill the fire to explode00:21:50
his cigar or something similar 800:21:54
or 80 things were getting ridiculous00:21:57
for example, sprinkle his beard with defiant00:22:02
itching powder is not too much00:22:04
they offered effective methods to00:22:06
try to weaken his position00:22:09
I think 20-30 were committed on the castro00:22:12
I still don’t think there are many attempts00:22:15
twenty-five attempts, hardly anyone00:22:18
so lucky00:22:19
but you know sooner or later but you know00:22:21
Kennedy was obsessed with the fire, I'm Robert00:22:24
icandy00:22:25
I don’t know which of them had more impact00:22:28
pressure with God and dealt more often than with00:22:30
Jack John Candy knew everything and Robert00:22:36
Canada knew everything, I still couldn’t understand00:22:40
why was the reign so opposed00:22:43
cubes are the only thing that comes to me00:22:45
head these are their personal feelings and00:22:47
the conceit of the fire represented00:22:51
an insoluble problem with insoluble00:22:53
they haven't encountered any problems yet00:22:55
they were always in control of the situation00:22:58
this time things didn't go well they didn't succeed00:23:00
take matters into your own hands00:23:02
and therefore everything including everything00:23:04
the us government should have helped them00:23:06
solve this problem with from00:23:10
John Kennedy had a hard time holding back00:23:13
Alena Dallas and the Tsar00:23:14
management soon became a state in00:23:16
state with each new failed00:23:19
assassination attempt on Castro Alan Dallas00:23:20
was becoming more and more acne00:23:22
he organized a propaganda campaign00:23:24
against Kennedy blaming him for everything00:23:26
failures of the CIA starting with the failed00:23:27
Operations in the Bay of Pigs Kennedy was in00:23:31
furious, he was ready to smash the CIA to smithereens and00:23:34
ashes he was so angry that a month before00:23:36
death stated that he would like to take raw00:23:38
break it down into subdivisions and00:23:40
scatter to the wind have you ever seen00:23:44
pieces of the CIA I have never seen anywhere00:23:47
saw pieces of the CIA00:23:49
no one can break his snout into pieces00:23:52
I tried not to involve in management00:23:55
pay attention to how long it was00:23:56
maybe it started to pretend to be a bob00:24:01
McNamara was his confidant in00:24:03
in this case, he decided to remove the leadership00:24:05
and put someone in their place00:24:07
Here's what I did for the remaining employees00:24:09
scer.ru Kennedy I saw it I was there00:24:13
John Kennedy00:24:14
decided to limit the power of the CIA to get rid of00:24:16
from its influential director Alan from00:24:18
Dallas who had to take off his00:24:19
powers removing Dallas Kennedy00:24:22
appointed new Derek to the quiet but dancer00:24:24
an active man named John Maccom00:24:26
on Dallas was furious at the loss of his00:24:29
brainchild for 10 years he was00:24:32
the embodiment of the CIA00:24:33
he created it00:24:40
[music]00:24:43
the president died, shot by an assassin00:24:47
the day after John's murder00:24:49
Kennedy his brother Baba rushed to the new00:24:51
to CIA Director John Mack with us00:24:53
the only question is that the CIA killed00:24:55
my brother's question arose after the murder00:24:59
President in November 63 and before Bobby00:25:08
Kennedy asked John Macau for this00:25:11
so his brother had the right to such questions00:25:15
nothing unusual why not00:25:18
he should have asked questions00:25:21
but he didn’t know anything but wanted00:25:23
make sure this is a completely natural question, is it you?00:25:26
they killed my brother00:25:28
why didn’t he recognize this poppy?00:25:33
none of the CIA leaders did this00:25:35
was going to admit that management00:25:37
something to do with the assassination of the president00:25:40
why could leaders from the snout want00:25:43
kill the president he fired them completely00:25:48
no reason to kill the president00:25:52
what is the purpose to show that the president00:25:56
he doesn't like the president and he knew it00:26:03
new American president Lyndon00:26:05
Johnson instructed the Warren Commission00:26:06
get to the truth in a murder case00:26:08
Kennedy, strangely enough, investigation00:26:10
was transferred to Alan Dallas despite00:26:12
that these two hated each other and00:26:14
what kennedy00:26:15
took away his post and filmed it00:26:18
his visit to dallas charles kobell deputy00:26:21
CIA director in Dallas and brother of the major00:26:23
Dallas helped lead the investigation00:26:25
a few months later Judge Lauren00:26:28
in the presence of lyndon johnson you are not your own00:26:29
the murder decision was not planned00:26:32
and did Harvey Oswald act as a killer?00:26:40
Dallas I think all in Dallas did everything00:26:43
possible to prevent the commission00:26:45
Warren there is nothing strange in the fact that he doesn’t00:26:47
I would like this commission to do something00:26:49
installed think it was done00:26:52
I deliberately made demands on cirrus00:26:56
make available any information and00:26:58
the doctor actually removed it before the breakdown00:27:01
the entire dossier on the Kennedy murder was not00:27:03
the slightest hint of any00:27:05
Of course there is no secrecy00:27:06
evidence of the king's involvement in this00:27:09
she couldn't imagine what the CIA could00:27:12
be involved in the assassination of the US President00:27:14
it was mind boggling and you understand00:27:19
people made a cult out of what happened00:27:22
On the contrary, I have never met one00:27:24
convincing evidence00:27:29
House of Representatives began00:27:31
investigation costing 6 million00:27:34
dollars and as soon as I came to the FBI00:27:38
presented the film, the committee showed it to me00:27:41
film where presumably it was possible00:27:44
see what's on the hill00:27:45
the second killer was hiding in the grass, interesting00:27:51
that only when I came to the damp I found out00:27:53
about a Frenchman00:27:55
who claimed to know something about00:27:57
Kennedy assassination oki00:28:02
I didn't know anything else about him except that00:28:03
that he provided a lot of information00:28:08
I wanted to get acquainted with them00:28:11
interesting just interesting just simple00:28:13
personal curiosity00:28:15
I asked to give me the chamois, but I00:28:17
They replied that she was keeping a very, very secret00:28:20
it was glued together with black tape00:28:22
with many seals so that no one can00:28:24
get it right i agree done here00:28:28
that I waited until Saturday00:28:30
when they will be on duty and wrote a request for00:28:33
reading a dossier that will only be read00:28:35
heads of the operational department and00:28:37
director I stuck him in the type of others00:28:40
queries and went to the manager00:28:42
operations department which as far as I am00:28:44
I knew I was very busy, I put the papers on00:28:46
his desk and he signed them very quickly00:28:48
ok I got permission to read this00:28:50
dossier I changed the address00:28:52
followed to send and sent a request00:28:54
12 volumes were devoted to the Kennedy assassination00:28:57
but the request came back with a note to00:28:59
unfortunately it has confidently disappeared over these00:29:05
worked with so many for decades00:29:07
I don’t know about conspiracy theories00:29:11
one conspiracy theory in Washington00:29:14
inactive00:29:16
I, like no one else, can keep secrets00:29:17
made a special sign00:29:20
especially when big ones are involved00:29:22
the money would all be immediately sold to00:29:26
newspapers to some journalist and so on00:29:28
then no one knows how to store so well00:29:32
secrets because this secret was supposed to00:29:34
bury thousands of people PCR attempts in00:29:37
armies in the Pentagon wherever they knew about00:29:40
Kennedy assassination00:29:43
the truth is that the Kennedy murder is the most00:29:48
America's great secret is who we really are00:29:53
we don't know what happened00:29:55
a few months after the murder00:29:57
Kennedy Lyndon Johnson started00:29:59
revise the plans of the deceased00:30:00
President on the withdrawal of American00:30:02
Vietnamese military advisors00:30:04
he stated to the eagerly awaiting00:30:06
general that immediately after the elections he00:30:07
will start a damn war throughout00:30:11
for most of the Vietnam War we00:30:14
were skeptical about the possibility00:30:16
victories in the guerrilla war against00:30:18
North Vietnam00:30:21
as long as the north remained theirs00:30:25
main refuge in August 64 for the CIA00:30:31
fabricated a northern attack00:30:33
Vietnamese boats to American00:30:34
warship in the Gulf of Tonkin00:30:36
this far-fetched attack gave Johnson so much00:30:38
the reason he needs to increase the number00:30:40
American soldiers in southeast Asia00:30:42
10 times and start bombing00:30:44
North Vietnam00:30:47
American Medix fighter was00:30:49
attacked in international waters Tonkin00:30:51
Gulf Bay attack was deliberate and00:30:55
unprovoked00:31:00
Angral won't be able to eat like that, it's more likely00:31:04
in total the attack was fabricated if00:31:06
it actually happened00:31:08
people on the ship could have been brought into00:31:10
delusion they could decide what is on them00:31:12
indeed the captain of the ship was attacked00:31:14
sent a message saying that he00:31:16
didn't see anything that he was reviewing00:31:19
all his previous messages believe that00:31:22
probably fought the ghosts of the Pentagon00:31:28
the presidential administration decided00:31:29
ignore his last letter and00:31:32
took advantage00:31:33
incident in the Gulf of Tonkin as00:31:35
they accepted the justification for starting the war00:31:41
a resolution which of course has a lot to do00:31:43
changed this act of violence00:31:47
will redouble the resolve of all Americans to give00:31:50
resistance to the people and government of the south00:31:52
Vietnam00:31:57
this operation was made as a pretext for00:31:59
the outbreak of war, this incident became00:32:03
seen as an excuse for others00:32:05
action now we know what it was00:32:08
people reacted with lies when it happened00:32:11
to this with disbelief their suspicions00:32:14
was confirmed much later00:32:18
it was proven that it was just an excuse00:32:20
far-fetched story00:32:31
organization began in Vietnam00:32:33
Operation phoenix sorrow was ordered00:32:37
carry out a series of murders among00:32:39
civilian population to00:32:40
paralyze the country00:32:42
CIA experts trained special teams00:32:44
terrorize the population kill00:32:46
teachers, doctors and businessmen00:32:48
[music]00:32:54
every victim was marked every time00:32:57
when a death squad struck nearby00:32:59
left with the body in a visible place00:33:01
card ace of spades many victims before death00:33:04
tortured00:33:06
[music]00:33:12
a few years later William Colby agent00:33:14
the CIA who developed the operation became00:33:16
Director of the CIA Operation Phoenix was00:33:23
aimed at destroying the structure00:33:25
Viet Cong National Front00:33:27
liberation of south vietnam00:33:30
they wanted to destroy everyone who had00:33:34
at least some connection to the Viet Cong00:33:37
it was a covert operation that we00:33:39
had to be carried out to disperse and00:33:41
make it difficult for the Vietnamese to defend Caldwell00:33:46
Flask was involved in Operation Phoenix00:33:48
completed murder set00:33:50
Vietnamese I wish I could do it all again00:33:53
probably not to raise in life I think00:33:57
implemented mainly beat yes I know00:34:00
he organized everything himself, but initially00:34:03
the operation was intended as a protective00:34:05
mechanism for our own operations00:34:08
beat the flask assured me that this operation00:34:11
was quite clear and clear they00:34:16
they just killed everyone they thought00:34:18
somehow related to the light kung I say no00:34:21
about soldiers about civilians in00:34:24
to a large extent it was a bloody massacre00:34:30
strategic village setting00:34:32
control over the countryside00:34:34
in a revolutionary situation these strategies00:34:37
were not successful, they entered the line00:34:39
failed dead and lyndon johnson00:34:42
completely mired in vietnam lindon00:34:48
Johnson writes to me about my happy day00:34:50
they say to be born in khaki and forward forward in00:34:53
attack but be sure mom and dad are waiting for me00:34:56
vietnam fox00:35:00
over four years, the number of terrestrial00:35:03
US troops in Vietnam increased from 2000:35:05
up to 540 thousand people former employee00:35:09
Pentagon reported to the New York Times00:35:11
confidential file with description00:35:12
US actions in Vietnam revealing00:35:15
Johnson administration lies we are invaded00:35:18
to Cambodia we bombed Cambodian00:35:20
target and fake ones were written in the Pentagon00:35:22
books and fake films were made about it00:35:24
that the bombing took place in Vietnam00:35:28
they mistook the civil war for a war with00:35:30
by the communists she cost her life 50 five00:35:34
thousands of Americans and a million00:35:35
Vietnamese00:35:37
Americans violated the Geneva agreement00:35:40
Americans committed military00:35:41
crimes of the American people and not00:35:44
suspected war crimes00:35:45
were carried out on their behalf00:35:47
many people knew about all these00:35:50
terrible things done sorrow00:35:55
Operation Chaos by Reading Johnson and00:35:58
continued to his followers by Richard00:36:00
Nixon was aimed at leftist parties00:36:02
and anti-government elements00:36:04
rumored to have been manipulated00:36:05
foreign powers spied on the tsar for years00:36:09
more than ten thousand00:36:10
Americans tracking their movements00:36:12
drying phones of teachers and students00:36:14
journalists and political leaders00:36:17
special developed units00:36:19
broke into the building, searched the houses and00:36:22
opened letters a liter than the only one00:36:24
the crime was disagreement with00:36:25
government policy for our children00:36:29
We spied not only the CIA00:36:31
US intelligence agencies and not00:36:33
abused their power by the FBI00:36:37
simply collected information from groups00:36:39
to know who they are00:36:41
she wasn't guided by music00:36:43
practical information about what these00:36:45
groups would be illegal00:36:46
involved in illegal activities or00:36:48
would have planned such is part00:36:54
operation, its goal was to stop anyone00:36:57
type of protests any arguments against00:37:00
government policy00:37:04
it is aimed at the anti-war movement and00:37:08
anti-administration00:37:10
journalists behind some of them00:37:13
set up surveillance00:37:17
many people have become targets for this00:37:19
operations00:37:20
this tradition of making lists of enemies00:37:22
urgently rooted in the history of the country00:37:27
hiding correspondence00:37:29
that's exactly what I was doing00:37:31
director, I immediately canceled it, I don’t think so00:37:35
that the US intelligence services were worth spending like this00:37:37
a lot of time spying on Americans00:37:39
there is some difference between counterintelligence00:37:42
against terrorists and invading00:37:43
private life of citizens of their country well00:37:46
did this by order00:37:48
Johnson administration and those who00:37:50
blamed the management should have blamed00:37:52
the president and his entourage00:37:56
the very idea of spying on one's fellow citizens00:37:59
Americans who represented completely00:38:01
not an American activity practiced00:38:04
and was supported by ghouls ram van de ma non00:38:06
and nixon is so richard nixon himself00:38:11
strongly believed in it and made it part of00:38:13
this is a huge scandal in its politics00:38:18
I mean the period of lawlessness during00:38:21
Nixon and the CIA also participated in this lawlessness 1700:38:27
June 72 at the height of the presidential00:38:29
five people were arrested00:38:31
who disguises himself as a plumber00:38:33
broke into the complex rejects00:38:34
presumably they were former agents00:38:36
CIA sent by President Nixon00:38:38
search the Democratic headquarters00:38:39
party today press secretary00:38:41
President Ron Ziegler called the incident00:38:43
third degree burglary00:38:45
claims that the president himself is with this00:38:46
not related in any way00:38:48
the prisoners turned out to be Cuban00:38:50
citizens currently living in Miami a 500:38:52
James McCall turns out to be a former agent00:38:55
FBI and CIA recently hired00:38:57
security agent at the national00:38:58
Republican Party Committee00:39:00
for the re-election of the President for the second00:39:02
information about the connection began to emerge00:39:05
between the CIA and the Watergate burglars00:39:10
Baikina Turgai Aura Khil are on the trail00:39:14
namely the employees who quit before00:39:16
worked for the CIA and were involved in this00:39:17
I was actually shocked by this senseless00:39:20
illegal action I was horrified to learn that00:39:24
apparently there are employees among the accused00:39:27
re-election committee00:39:28
however, in his own case it is obvious00:39:31
strictly controlled as they were defending themselves00:39:33
he made some serious mistakes00:39:37
Nixon continued his campaign00:39:39
campaign are sure that the blow is gay00:39:41
the scandal was hushed up, he was elected to office00:39:43
president by a noticeable margin but 200:39:45
Washington Post reporter taken00:39:47
The President asked Nixon by the throat00:39:50
CIA director Richard Holmes to put pressure on00:39:52
FBI so that she refuses00:39:53
investigation of the Watergate break-in and00:39:55
covered him up by saying that the files were stolen00:39:57
were confiscated at the request of Ceru but00:40:00
Holmes refused the criminal was Nixon00:40:03
they refused to control the explosion00:40:05
cover for Nixon on his orders00:40:07
web review and ex-President Nixon tried00:40:11
use the CIA to interfere00:40:13
FBI investigation and he wanted to00:40:18
management gave him a signed00:40:21
document00:40:22
but I refused hagfish Dixon asked00:40:28
Holmes do it Holmes said no and we00:40:31
we will not say that this was the case00:40:33
We will not become of national importance00:40:35
get involved in this situation as a result00:40:37
Holmes lost his job00:40:40
The most popular director of the CIA was00:40:43
the one whose policy was the worst it was00:40:46
everyone's favorite Holmes Richard Helms also00:40:49
known as Teflon director because00:40:51
that nothing bad happened to him in00:40:53
with the exception of Chile in 1971 leader00:40:58
Socialists of Salvador Allende won00:41:01
in the presidential elections in Chile, Richard00:41:03
Nixon just needed this and00:41:04
frightened usa leader provided by director00:41:06
the CIA has complete freedom of action so that it does not00:41:08
let the legends come to power it00:41:12
newspaper jargon language of journalists art00:41:15
how often is blanche given to someone?00:41:19
carte blanche00:41:22
year and the legend was convinced that it was Nixon00:41:25
ordered us to stop him00:41:28
take office00:41:38
economic and social chaos in00:41:40
in Chilean society its purpose was to give00:41:43
armed forces a reason to join00:41:44
country and overthrow the government00:41:48
Allende's murder was not discussed00:41:51
should have tried not to let him borrow00:41:54
fast00:41:55
undermine however we were connected with00:41:57
people who wanted to kill Allende they00:42:00
used the services of many and honest00:42:03
corporations and CIA armies and embassies00:42:07
they had a large team whose work00:42:10
was aimed specifically at the wolves00:42:13
overthrow Allen was not one of those people00:42:18
which the government would admire and00:42:20
green states including Washington00:42:22
the secret leaders of the operation were Henry00:42:24
Kissinger00:42:25
and Richard Helms Director of the CIA and since they00:42:31
believed that Allende was00:42:33
problem and wanted us to do something about it00:42:35
did we should have tried and we00:42:38
did everything possible Washington decided00:42:41
help the Chilean general overthrow00:42:43
Salvador Allende and give up power00:42:45
to General Pinochet00:42:46
the military coup was finally00:42:48
implemented on September 11, 197300:42:51
Salvador Allende was killed or00:42:53
CIA version killed thousands of children00:42:56
were tortured and killed after00:42:59
cirrus left a list of suspects00:43:00
participation in junta death squads00:43:09
and even the most experienced CIA employees00:43:12
people with 20 and 30 years of experience are not fully00:43:16
realize how many things cheese has achieved00:43:18
only through murders and other secret00:43:21
Operation kafra forgiven00:43:29
US Congress is still paying the price00:43:32
for the lies and humiliation he had to00:43:34
tolerate from Nixon right up to his00:43:35
forced resignation00:43:37
the role of the CIA in the Chilean coup in the coupe00:43:39
with pop-up information communication control00:43:42
with the white house during surgery00:43:43
Watergate forced Congress to intervene00:43:45
Americans put a cow to work in 197600:43:49
were shocked by the published00:43:50
devil committees and soldering interviews with00:43:53
potential director of Mitsuru00:43:55
exposure shook the system it became00:43:58
turning point in political life00:44:00
America the situation could not remain00:44:02
the previous chart report where it was described as00:44:06
purpose supported General Pinochet during00:44:08
overthrow of the socialist00:44:09
government legend has tarnished the image of the state00:44:11
Henry Kissinger's secretary action00:44:14
the government of the united states were00:44:16
are not aimed at destabilizing or00:44:20
coup and to support political parties in Chile00:44:28
we traditionally participated in elections00:44:34
were interested in the 1976 elections00:44:38
and not at all in the coup 73 in which we00:44:41
didn't know anything Henry Kissinger wasn't00:44:43
delighted with committee revelations00:44:45
devil and soldering just like everything he said00:44:48
and did come under severe criticism00:44:52
Chile there has been abuse00:44:55
American power00:44:56
and it was abused by Kissinger and00:44:59
corporations on behalf of which he00:45:01
acted Richard Holmes was called for00:45:04
he had never given evidence before00:45:06
spoke in public00:45:07
never gave a newspaper interview00:45:09
washington post noted that giving00:45:11
Holmes's affidavit00:45:13
in several cases00:45:14
incriminated himself00:45:16
Holmes was responsible for listening00:45:17
there was time for conversations00:45:19
destroy all files before he00:45:21
left 7300:45:22
Mr. Holmes you expressed it in your answer00:45:25
unclear let's clarify what you are saying00:45:27
that you introduced him to this operation00:45:29
but I thought that he understood me but maybe00:45:31
demands were made00:45:33
not specific enough00:45:34
[music]00:45:35
I don’t know the main task was but to00:45:39
you need to get information from letters00:45:41
to open it means this control was violated00:45:44
law we tried to do our job00:45:46
tried to protect our uniform00:45:48
government our way of life I'm trying00:45:50
find out how this00:45:52
the program lasted 20 years00:45:54
according to the information we have, she00:45:57
did not comply with the laws of the country00:45:59
charter of the constitution by decision of the supreme00:46:01
court it serves as evidence of fact00:46:06
international relations with dissidents00:46:08
terrorists what I want to hear from you00:46:12
do you read and the fitting is not obliged00:46:15
obey this law due to the specifics00:46:17
problems she faces but00:46:22
in my opinion I don't think that in this00:46:26
everything in life either black or white you realized that00:46:30
the legality of these actions is under00:46:32
very big question yes sir00:46:33
but nevertheless they would continue to follow00:46:35
program a statement that surveillance00:46:38
no longer carried out00:46:39
beat but waiting respondents you continued00:46:42
open how the president could00:46:44
control cirrus or any of these00:46:47
management I want to ask you a question you00:46:53
I know that Mr. Nixon doesn't know00:46:56
knew about the autopsy operation00:46:57
correspondence even if I knew00:47:00
no one including you could00:47:02
confidently confirm this to the president00:47:04
a document was handed over where the truth was00:47:06
maybe you can ask President Nixon00:47:10
whether he knew about it or not then only00:47:12
you can blame me what if you00:47:15
being president of the United States they demanded00:47:17
recommendations contained in the report00:47:19
signed by Vanya Director of the CIA00:47:21
what would you believe00:47:24
also Mr. Chairman here and00:47:25
now without constant context00:47:27
discussions at that moment seem to be that00:47:29
I lied I regret what I did at the time00:47:32
mistake holmes angle the president lied00:47:35
Congress and kept things within the limits he00:47:38
the great CIA hero Richard Holmes will remain00:47:42
in history tseru as a person who knew how00:47:44
he took the secrets with him to the grave00:47:49
a set of secrets that no one else00:47:51
will never know and that's good about it00:47:53
the whole essence of the intelligence system00:47:55
there are certain things that are not00:47:57
it's worth shedding some light00:47:58
Dick managed to save many of these00:48:01
secrets he was a great guy, former director of the CIA00:48:06
William Colby was called to the dacha00:48:08
testimony in the Senate hearing began with00:48:10
questions about the coup in Chile00:48:13
management made money you can00:48:16
say she typed them for example00:48:18
corporation a go international00:48:21
telephone and telegraph corporation00:48:22
offered labor money so that00:48:24
destabilized chile we must00:48:27
rely only on the relevant00:48:29
means but in the process of covert operations00:48:30
commercial organizations are created to00:48:32
Mr McAloon was involved in this00:48:34
and the fact that he was connected with the CIA00:48:36
to some extent indicates00:48:37
adequacy of the requirements for our00:48:39
actions discussed in this00:48:40
the moment has been known for long00:48:42
years and no one objected to you00:48:44
ever reported scale00:48:46
Cereus mafia connections00:48:47
if so, when and with whom these connections had00:48:50
place club finally realized that Frank is the devil00:48:54
was not going to retreat and preferred00:48:59
I have to admit, this changed the course forever00:49:03
struggle00:49:06
Colby had to answer questions about00:49:09
CIA methods and their assassination attempts00:49:11
both successful and failed ones especially00:49:14
about the assassination attempts on Fidel Castro00:49:17
the gun shoots darts yes it does00:49:20
Kabaeva range I think is about 10000:49:23
meters approximately 90 yards00:49:25
100 meters flask driven by senators into00:49:28
angle agreed to talk about Vietnam00:49:30
Operation phoenix is actually a program00:49:33
phoenix was a destruction program00:49:36
discussed if its goal is destruction00:49:38
Viet Cong infrastructure on every00:49:41
briefings according to your calculations how much00:49:44
man was destroyed at that time00:49:46
about 20 thousand people were killed00:49:49
like most of the order00:49:52
Congress and the President is a long-term00:49:54
the impact led to almost nothing00:49:58
all these orders00:50:00
had no effect because they were not00:50:02
aimed at the mind culture00:50:06
the character of the people who performed these actions00:50:10
we just can't afford to believe00:50:13
that Congress, in all its wisdom00:50:15
may meet at a meeting and issue00:50:18
laws can correct intelligence services00:50:23
if you read protocol is a again00:50:25
church committee hearings you will see that00:50:28
all control actions ticked from00:50:31
ideas for those born at the presidential level in00:50:35
including an attempt on Lumumba's life00:50:38
in the Bay of Pigs operations varied in00:50:42
blame management originated in00:50:45
political level00:50:47
every president ever forced00:50:50
cirrus do something terrible ahead00:50:52
his president ur himself ordered00:50:55
carrying out these actions00:50:59
The President dealt the final blow to Tsera00:51:02
Gerald Ford in 1976 he signed an administrative00:51:06
decree carried out by words none00:51:09
United Government Officer00:51:10
states should not participate or00:51:12
plan to participate in political00:51:13
murders and contact with more and could not00:51:16
organize the murder of someone00:51:18
a number of administrative authorities came out to kill00:51:20
indicating the soil of it and we were forced but not00:51:24
forced and asked to read them and00:51:26
sign the main reason why00:51:29
Jerry Ford issued an administrative order00:51:31
there was a strong influence that had00:51:33
on him by the church committee00:51:35
regarding investigations and the need00:51:37
do something about your youth00:51:39
American legislative institutions00:51:41
people began to believe that it was possible to legitimize00:51:43
morality caused by the trail of murder00:51:46
and legends and other events called for00:51:48
come out Gerald Ford assessed the situation and00:51:52
being president he signed a decree under00:51:55
number one 203300:51:57
where it was said that murder is no longer00:52:00
will be long.00:52:05
nonsense00:52:06
they always did it if it was in their interests00:52:09
USA had to kill someone, they did it00:52:13
if necessary, each government00:52:15
resorted to this method nothing00:52:17
special murder is political00:52:20
beat instrument00:52:25
the program has been prepared for screening00:52:27
company from diomede a group translation00:52:29
Avito Savitskaya text read by Dmitry00:52:31
Shandurov00:52:32
[music]00:53:06
at the end of 1976 c desperately tried00:53:10
restore your reputation00:53:11
congressional testimony00:53:13
former directors of Ceru along with00:53:14
revelations regarding watergate and00:53:16
the Chilean coup tainted the cirrus00:53:19
made him obsessed with secrecy00:53:21
object of ridicule 2 began to recruit00:53:23
new agents through advertisements00:53:24
radio 7:19 this is JJ and the cowboy00:53:29
shows we have an advertisement00:53:31
which you will like00:53:32
CIA00:53:33
looking for special people willing to go through00:53:35
training and start a new career00:53:37
you can become one of them if you00:53:39
think that you will find call and00:53:40
sign up for an interview00:53:41
[music]00:53:43
labor secret wars lost illusions00:53:48
Jimmy Carter took the matter seriously with00:53:51
with the intention of consigning the dark to oblivion00:53:53
cirrus's past with his secret operations00:53:55
and questionable methods you must be00:53:58
flawless I'm more tarnished00:54:01
decent honest than anyone else00:54:03
civil servants00:54:05
[music]00:54:07
head the agency president carter00:54:09
instructed Admiral Stansfield and Turner00:54:11
his classmate at the maritime academy00:54:14
Bernard was angrily condemned by the rank and file00:54:16
employees of organizations the year before00:54:18
he testified in00:54:20
Congress regarding CIA offenses00:54:22
sixties I'm having a party I want one more time00:54:25
express your full confidence in00:54:27
admiral of lte stations tournament which00:54:29
will fulfill his duties with honor00:54:31
responsibilities for this position up to 8 many00:54:35
were skeptical that instead00:54:37
professional employee Cereus00:54:39
appointed a person from outside00:54:42
Oleg is exactly when Turner took over00:54:45
the agency for the CIA turned out to be big00:54:47
pressure to shed light on00:54:49
agency action in Congo and others00:54:51
sheets and places00:54:52
he had to appear before committees00:54:54
congress to before porridge time position00:54:57
many CIA employees on this issue00:54:59
can be expressed in the following words00:55:02
when talking about such things just don't lie00:55:04
admit it 1 Turner came out a little00:55:08
confessed everything00:55:09
and with whom I think he took office with00:55:12
with the intention of slightly cleaning up the CIA00:55:14
make some changes in psychology00:55:16
employees but the psychology of intelligence officers00:55:22
excluded openness no one wanted00:55:24
no revelations he tried to change00:55:27
control to make him follow the path00:55:29
which he didn't like; moles don't like00:55:32
people who come and try00:55:34
change heat comment tire became he00:55:38
communicated with ordinary employees bypassing00:55:40
senior ranks which caused rejection00:55:43
from some senior officials and this00:55:46
created some problems I don't think00:55:52
that the scout liked it, he wanted it00:55:55
put the agency under more scrutiny00:55:57
public control according to Turner00:55:59
it was impossible to maintain full00:56:01
secrecy agency after watergate00:56:06
came to the agency with the feeling that it00:56:08
is separated and acts autonomously00:56:11
Deputy Director for Operations00:56:14
questions completely out of control00:56:18
with orf kajol swelling I would always think00:56:22
experienced some discomfort from00:56:23
illegal operations stansfield00:56:25
Stansfield Turner was a good man00:56:28
good intentions who suffered that00:56:31
the same disease as most of the admiral00:56:33
fleet's unshakable faith in technology and00:56:36
[ __ ] didn’t think of lack of faith in people00:56:40
that a person from the outside will never00:56:42
understand intelligence methods and00:56:43
this guy was very00:56:49
strange very strange type Turner and00:56:53
howled the living legend00:56:59
Turner's soldier stand will be remembered for00:57:01
that he almost gave an order00:57:03
nuclear attack aimed at the Soviet00:57:05
union due to American mistake00:57:07
experts who decided that aside00:57:08
Sasha a rocket was fired00:57:10
[music]00:57:12
that it was a mistake let it exist00:57:15
the possibility of an attack on00:57:18
radar can send an artificial signal00:57:20
which shows the rocket is approaching00:57:22
so that people watching00:57:24
radar day after day they knew how it was00:57:26
looks like in reality the floor knew why00:57:31
they are watching, maybe you press the wrong button00:57:39
and an artificial picture appears on00:57:42
them year you understand what I'm talking about.00:57:46
and then you look at the others00:57:48
they say nothing is happening here00:57:51
what's the problem and someone admits about us00:57:54
pressed the wrong button, he's crazy00:57:57
the guy is a little crazy workers00:57:59
his feet who thought he was the worst00:58:01
the director of all that came before00:58:02
some did not agree with this, they thought00:58:05
that he was not bad in my opinion he was00:58:06
far from perfect, I'm not sure00:58:09
the period when he was director00:58:11
Stansfield Bernard can be considered00:58:13
favorable both for the people of the United States and00:58:15
for the CIA00:58:21
he did more damage to the whole than the commission00:58:25
Church i pike him and Schlesinger00:58:28
and also some others succeeded00:58:29
ruin intelligence00:58:31
shortly after Jimmy arrived at the White House00:58:33
Carter released persons from punishment00:58:35
those who refused to fight in Vietnam00:58:37
for ideological reasons the Middle East has become00:58:39
his priority after negotiations00:58:42
lasted 13 days with Menachem Bigin and00:58:45
Anwar of the garden there at Camp David was00:58:46
separate peace agreement signed00:58:48
between Israel and Egypt but in the case of00:58:51
Iran Carter will get his first00:58:52
crushing defeat in the middle00:58:55
August 1978 cl provided00:58:58
President Carter is wrong00:59:00
intelligence information about Iran and00:59:01
reported that the country not only00:59:03
are on the verge of revolution but not even00:59:05
approaches her00:59:09
William Quant was the senior staff00:59:11
national security council00:59:16
the Iranian revolution was the main00:59:18
turning point form I believe that00:59:22
before 1979 the USA and probably the majority00:59:26
other countries were not taken seriously00:59:29
military ambitions of islam bella tensei everything00:59:33
if you and your events in Iran came00:59:36
a surprise for us yes this one to me00:59:38
State Department00:59:40
not central intelligence00:59:41
management had no idea what was brewing00:59:43
revolution when you previously started00:59:48
religious unrest deputy00:59:50
State Advisor00:59:52
security in the crankcase administration00:59:54
whom I worked asked for everything from00:59:57
CIA employees any information00:59:59
concerning Islamic fundamentalism and01:00:02
I received the answer that they never talked about this01:00:04
heard01:00:14
oh from Allah I was expelled from the country01:00:16
again just because I was studying France01:00:19
preparations for the Islamic revolution in01:00:21
for months he hatched plans01:00:23
commissions of the Oran regime on knitted01:00:25
with the help of a whole 25 years ago we are in the CIA01:00:30
assumed that despite01:00:32
internal political problems in the country01:00:34
famine the Shah had powerful forces01:00:36
military police and counterintelligence NKVD01:00:40
if suddenly it started on the streets01:00:42
unrest forces01:00:44
he released the police and killed people01:00:47
if necessary but would hold on to01:00:50
the authorities have publicly stated several times01:00:57
that there is no sign that01:00:59
completely minister living in01:01:01
France will be able to prepare such01:01:03
colossal revolutionary upheaval and01:01:08
we missed big time01:01:11
cheese and all other intelligence01:01:13
US services did not understand that Khomeini was under01:01:16
the power to organize the overthrow of the Iranian01:01:18
manuals01:01:21
rooms white tribe funhaus you all01:01:24
the time he was in exile was almost01:01:27
no one from the American side paid01:01:29
attention on him on the mule, dare ours01:01:31
malls have become a source of fundamentalism01:01:34
led by Khomeini who acted in01:01:36
we did not have the capital of France, Paris01:01:38
ideas about the poison with which he01:01:41
sent the entire Arab world we appeared01:01:49
thought that this was just one of the sectors01:01:52
religious sects01:01:53
I remember there are a great many of them in the world01:01:56
talked to a man who01:01:57
considered one of the most observant01:02:00
trustworthy analysts01:02:01
American intelligence in the Middle East01:02:03
and in Iran he told me a stone and everything01:02:08
just wants to be a dad01:02:09
he doesn't want to be king we shouldn't01:02:14
worry about the possibility of Islamic01:02:15
revolution in iran01:02:22
the Shah of Iran himself essentially shared01:02:25
this is me no recycle yet he thought that01:02:27
reactionary religious forces do not bear01:02:30
no threat01:02:31
they are easy to manipulate, easy to bribe01:02:33
and he has no reason to worry we01:02:38
must concentrate forces to01:02:39
the communists cannot neutralize the rest01:02:43
so important he said don't worry about those01:02:49
who wears chanel01:02:50
I can handle them I know how to deal with them01:02:53
they communicate easily, he made a mistake and that01:02:57
the US government made a mistake01:02:58
just in a different way01:03:01
camera iran thanks to the wise01:03:06
the leadership of the Shah represents01:03:08
island of stability in one of the most01:03:11
troubled areas of the world we are too01:03:18
listened to the Shah01:03:20
and the people around him are not enough01:03:22
listened to opponents of the regime both internally and01:03:24
and outside the country01:03:26
there was not a single person at the embassy01:03:28
including secret agents who would01:03:30
spoke Farsi01:03:31
you his all their life consisted of01:03:33
elegant first class travel01:03:36
embassy parties at which01:03:38
the cream of society was present01:03:39
saying what they wanted to hear about01:03:42
The CIA had very weak ties with Islam01:03:45
with the movement of the mutton I believe the ambassador is01:03:47
time forbade any contacts between Ceru and01:03:49
representatives of the opposition such actions01:03:52
ambassadors always deserve regret01:03:54
because an important source disappears01:03:56
information if these people come to01:03:58
no one has any connection with them01:04:07
cut contact in this it happens we01:04:11
sometimes we make similar mistakes when01:04:14
The US government not only supports01:04:16
dictatorial regime that suppresses01:04:17
your people but also forbid the cheese to communicate01:04:20
with the opposition01:04:21
I ask myself why they are needed01:04:23
intelligence services if they don't01:04:25
can conduct secret negotiations with01:04:27
the opposition without informing01:04:28
government01:04:33
American embassy in Tehran01:04:34
headed by Richard Holmes former director01:04:37
CIA01:04:38
fired by Richard Nixon for refusing to01:04:40
teeth are gates01:04:41
he became a close friend of the Shah from then on01:04:43
how it helped him lose weight.01:04:45
during the coup d'etat in01:04:48
In 1953 he was studying01:04:51
Shahar's secret police sent him to01:04:54
Iran immediately after Watergate he was ambassador01:04:56
USA in the last days of the reign of Shah Richard01:05:00
Helms promised the step that the United States01:05:02
anyone will support him01:05:04
the necessary weapon is not very good for you01:05:06
I work closely01:05:08
Stansfield Turner and Mrs Carter01:05:11
constantly sent by special01:05:12
communication channels messages to wife scarves01:05:15
which said stick to this01:05:22
printer and one way or another it was necessary01:05:25
decide what we won’t do.01:05:29
Jim Carter listened to 1 advisor for one day01:05:32
another day another as a result in our01:05:34
politics was in turmoil01:05:37
that's why it's not even so much because01:05:40
that we allowed it or did it01:05:42
deliberately jimmy carter sat down and said01:05:44
I don't need the check anymore maybe I can do it01:05:46
making friends with Islamists the point is that01:05:49
he didn't know how sick the Shah was and didn't01:05:51
knew what to do01:05:52
zara received the information very late01:05:54
that the Shah is mortally ill01:05:56
the French called about it, Sarah didn’t know01:06:00
the failure was facilitated by the French who01:06:02
did not share information with us about that01:06:04
that step is mortally ill we knew that01:06:08
there is a problem but we underestimated and01:06:10
therefore they could not foresee his death01:06:14
we couldn't predict the return01:06:16
Khomeini could not foresee what kind of reception01:06:19
he will be provided01:06:21
and I returned to Iran after Khomeini01:06:24
The United States has turned its back on01:06:27
expelled husband ahu who was dying of cancer in01:06:29
New York Hospital Richard Helms01:06:31
visited the Shah a few days before his01:06:33
death I saw him in the hospital in01:06:38
New York01:06:39
he was treated there for cancer, her first question01:06:42
who asked me why you did this01:06:49
you right now the Shah's application was hopeless01:06:53
and at some point the United States01:06:55
I had to admit the reality is impossible01:07:00
cling to indefinitely01:07:01
a lost cause for our politician01:07:04
government does not allow interference01:07:06
into the internal affairs of other countries and01:07:08
overthrowing their leadership is01:07:10
contradicts the philosophy of our people01:07:12
I think we tried to do this once in01:07:13
Vietnam and suffered a terrible defeat01:07:16
i think bout american possessing01:07:17
will not want a sense of responsibility01:07:19
let this happen in any country01:07:21
including Iran Carter's identity was01:07:25
an interesting combination of cruelty and01:07:27
naivety of us in many ways01:07:30
was almost schizophrenic, for example, he didn’t01:07:34
couldn't decide which political01:07:36
pursue a course towards the Soviet01:07:38
union before the invasion from Afghanistan despite01:07:47
movement of the red army on the border01:07:48
Afghanistan and repeated01:07:50
CIA warnings to the United States were coming01:07:53
take off one concession after another01:07:54
accumulated international tension01:07:57
Carter meets Leonid in Moscow01:07:59
Brezhnev wash the assessments of each of the members of the Soviet01:08:02
Politburo for most of 197901:08:06
they were either sick or drunk01:08:09
were guided by infidels01:08:10
representations of any member of the Politburo01:08:13
at that time I could easily commit01:08:16
fatal error01:08:18
and on December 12 they signed the document01:08:20
functioning troops in Afghanistan01:08:27
how we detected preparations for01:08:29
armed invasion of Afghanistan01:08:31
mobilization of troops, we did not think that they01:08:34
that's what they did at the time01:08:36
mistake and I'll start, the Afghans knew that01:08:38
the Soviet Union is capable of this and01:08:40
deploys troops into battle formation01:08:42
prepare at any time start action01:08:44
you'll go away spots bull and we couldn't believe it01:08:47
what the USSR will be able to collect at that moment01:08:49
enough strength to carry out01:08:51
Afghanistan effective military operation01:08:56
we knew that they were ready to invade01:08:59
Afghanistan knew for sure it wasn't01:09:02
everything was a surprise except that01:09:05
that we didn’t know whether they would decide to go before01:09:08
late President Carter01:09:12
learned from mistakes with purpose during01:09:14
Iranian revolution and questioned01:09:16
agency strategies assembled01:09:18
intelligence information stansfield01:09:20
Turner01:09:21
fired 700 CIA employees01:09:23
departments and senior officers and began01:09:25
destroy the stansfield agency tournament01:09:29
began to tear the target into pieces, cutting01:09:32
cuts cut he fired hundreds01:09:35
the man sent them into retirement and reduced them01:09:38
he got rid of a huge amount01:09:40
CIA residencies from excellent specialists01:09:44
with extensive experience who knew their business and01:09:47
others01:09:49
them the features of directors of operational01:09:50
we have lost a lot of questions01:09:53
employees he eliminated about 600 jobs01:09:56
it was perhaps too ruined01:09:58
all the infrastructure that was created01:10:00
since the 50s I don't think they01:10:03
they especially held on to the CIA and I don’t think that01:10:05
Stansfield Turner was good01:10:06
strictly speaking they are the leader01:10:08
misjudged the situation in the unfortunate01:10:16
maybe I made the wrong decision01:10:18
maybe I was wrong about that01:10:22
corner Holmes and other CIA leaders01:10:24
didn't see further01:10:26
his nose like a wave and he just took01:10:31
did what he was told to get rid of01:10:33
human resources and developed technical01:10:36
facilities01:10:38
This is what Stansfield advised Turner01:10:41
it wasn't his fault on his own01:10:46
President of the Russian Federation from an owl and so on in December01:10:56
1979 when Soviet troops01:10:58
invaded Afghanistan01:11:00
Jimmy Carter addressed Stand Turner01:11:03
with the words I want you to digitally01:11:05
they did something about it from the CIA01:11:07
They replied that we no longer have resources01:11:09
thank you very much01:11:11
Jimmy Carter's last people01:11:13
Brezhnev's attitude developed in 197901:11:16
when the Soviet army invaded01:11:17
Afghanistan after he underestimated01:11:20
the soviet threat of jimmy carter remains01:11:22
just watch it fall apart01:11:24
house of cards revealing the real world in01:11:26
which lacks harmony01:11:27
justice01:11:31
but soon he entrusts Stansfield to Turner01:11:34
and the CIA begin arming the Afghans01:11:36
rebels to fight against the Soviets01:11:38
Invaders Jimmy Carter was surprised01:11:44
more than anyone else in December 197901:11:47
Christmas when Soviet troops01:11:48
invaded Afghanistan01:11:50
he was furious he was beside himself01:11:54
didn't have much experience communicating with01:11:56
communists although we warned him01:11:58
agency warned him of intrusion into01:12:01
Afghanistan he didn't expect this from01:12:03
Soviet Union, you can handle it, peace01:12:09
can't stand aside and let01:12:11
the Soviet Union to act01:12:13
agent carter with impunity01:12:17
changed his opinion about the USSR after01:12:19
attacks on afghanistan01:12:24
black he really lost his illusions01:12:26
especially regarding the Soviet Union01:12:28
after Afghanistan, Afghanistan became for01:12:31
he was hit hard by Jimmy Carter01:12:34
so depressed because I thought that01:12:36
you can rely on the former and Brezhnev01:12:38
I thought the carter wasn't paying attention and decided01:12:41
attack Afghanistan01:12:43
and then suddenly boom Arthur said no solves01:12:46
a funny but soviet union01:12:48
I saw the side of the crankcase that was not01:12:50
the Americans themselves saw01:12:52
What kind of hard and tough character does the paw have?01:12:56
we had a choice not to resist and01:13:00
let the Soviet Union be defeated01:13:02
the country finally01:13:07
undoubtedly the card has radically changed its01:13:10
opinion and immediately agreed01:13:12
supply to the Afghan mujahideen01:13:14
lethal weapon seems like an invasion to me01:13:18
started December 26 2701:13:21
and the first batch of weapons was sent01:13:23
via Pakistan was delivered on January 1001:13:26
fast enough butt you income and01:13:30
Carter administration began to help01:13:31
Afghans through three stars we created01:13:37
secret alliance with other countries01:13:40
to act against the USSR01:13:43
delivered a lot in ten years01:13:44
You may not have time for troubles in form01:13:48
our goal was quite clear already in01:13:51
seventy-nine year and throughout01:13:52
She hasn't changed since the 80s01:13:55
was the ousting of Soviet troops01:13:57
from Afghanistan01:13:58
Algarve mileage as we could have predicted01:14:02
in 1979, are you the people we are01:14:07
supplied weapons to fight against the USSR01:14:09
in Afghanistan they will create something so01:14:14
terrible like the Taliban we created ourselves01:14:19
the Taliban, this army of fundamentalists, we are not01:14:24
knew what we were doing and didn’t take it into account01:14:26
attention to culture specifics01:14:28
of this country, Carter was busy with another01:14:32
crisis that worried the public01:14:33
opinion01:14:34
a month before the military invasion of01:14:36
Afghanistan American employees01:14:37
embassies in Tehran were taken into01:14:39
hostages taken by Islamist students01:14:42
hostages and the failure of the military operation to01:14:44
their release could be put to an end01:14:45
Carter's political ambitions01:14:48
he is running for a second term01:14:49
strong opponent01:14:50
Ronald Reagan that the electoral01:14:52
William Casey campaigns01:14:54
I believe that the current foreign policy01:14:56
administration contributed to the creation01:14:58
situation in which capture became possible01:15:00
hostages and incapacities will be rescued in01:15:02
within a few months is01:15:04
humiliation and disgrace for our country01:15:06
Sui Arthur was completely engrossed01:15:08
events in Tehran01:15:11
President Carter called all his01:15:13
advisers then he decided to start01:15:14
secret negotiations with the new Iranian01:15:16
government to release01:15:18
hostages before presidential elections01:15:19
but someone in the white house warns about01:15:22
Reagan's command every step of the way01:15:25
hobby we knew that the crankcase was close01:15:28
conclusion of an agreement with the Iranians on01:15:30
release of hostages before elections and01:15:32
Kansk Republicans got wind of this and01:15:35
realized that if Carter returns the hostages01:15:37
he can win the elections with alts01:15:40
they took measures to disrupt the operation01:15:42
because for some reason01:15:44
unexpectedly about two weeks before01:15:46
elections, Iranians stopped negotiations01:15:48
just stopped01:15:50
somehow it could have happened employees01:15:53
national security agency01:15:54
passed on secret information to the team01:15:56
Reagan helps him become president01:15:59
a real special operation was undertaken01:16:03
in order to prevent the crankcase from entering the second01:16:05
term01:16:06
Frank Corr is the best deputy director01:16:08
CIA resigned and joined01:16:10
Reagan's team will soon follow suit01:16:12
Robert Gates followed01:16:14
head of the national security council01:16:15
Gates, like Karl Ucha, worked for Jimmy01:16:18
crankcase and suddenly by chance01:16:20
Coincidentally, all the guys who participated in01:16:22
the operations that led the carter turned out to be01:16:24
Ronald Reagan's team, but I wanted01:16:29
get away from the crankcase and get back to work01:16:31
senior analyst in panties I planned01:16:36
leave the government so I don't01:16:38
I think that Bob Gates and I failed01:16:40
Jimmy Carter to be honest I was full01:16:46
up to the throat of the Carter administration and so on01:16:49
Reagan appears and they all go to01:16:51
him01:16:52
American hostages were released that01:16:54
the very day when jimmy carter broadcasts01:16:56
powers to his successor Ronald01:16:58
Reagan01:16:59
On January 20, 1981, it was clear that01:17:04
Republicans had nothing to do with it.01:17:06
relations, the decision was made by the Iranians for01:17:09
in order to humiliate Carter without letting go01:17:11
hostages until January 20 until he01:17:13
left offers I don't think so01:17:15
there was a connection or some kind01:17:18
agreement between Republicans and01:17:21
Khomeini Khalifa is sure this is one of the theories01:17:26
conspiracies and this is absolutely unreliable01:17:29
10 years later speaking on television01:17:31
Jimmy Carter described behind-the-scenes games01:17:33
occurred during the operation01:17:34
October surprise President Bani Sadr01:17:37
who managed the wounds at the time01:17:39
Khomeini made public several times01:17:42
statements that inspire confidence in journalists01:17:44
who stated that the deal01:17:45
there were theseus after sex cases was01:17:49
the central figure he rode around01:17:51
in Europe at that time Casey's role remained01:17:54
he led the mystery for a long time01:17:56
Reagan's company and later became a director01:17:59
CIA01:18:03
Ronald Reagan decided to do with Casey01:18:05
a key figure in his administration01:18:07
long before I moved to white01:18:09
house01:18:12
you remain the eyes and ears of the free01:18:15
of the world you are a wire fence that01:18:17
stumble totalitarianism trying01:18:20
conquer world domination casey was01:18:23
one of the directors of the triumphant victory01:18:25
Rhaegar skillfully forced Carter to get off01:18:27
he deftly managed the distance01:18:29
Reagan's election campaign without sparing01:18:31
efforts and means to achieve victory01:18:35
Casey's success in business made him01:18:37
he also headed the billionaire01:18:40
securities and exchange commission01:18:41
operations which oversaw01:18:43
activities of the New York stock exchange01:18:44
stock exchange01:18:45
Reagan had limited experience in01:18:47
area of foreign policy so he gave01:18:49
casey discretion in determining01:18:51
new priorities in international policy01:18:53
countries in transition, director of the CIA01:18:55
Stansfield Turner held the future01:18:58
President I am aware of world events01:19:01
came to him as a future president with01:19:03
news bulletin01:19:05
I don't remember meeting George Bush there01:19:07
I informed him of the slaves then book 301:19:11
he said the Soviet Union had missiles01:19:13
here and here they are working on closure01:19:16
this starting shaft is very long01:19:18
detailed report Reagan began to loosen his tie and01:19:20
he said that you're hot here, don't you want it?01:19:22
coffee can I get you something01:19:25
what words he was not interested in01:19:28
Under the nightingales, think about some of his questions01:19:30
weren't particularly deep after that01:19:35
Reagan never had any more briefings01:19:38
was not present at the briefings01:19:39
his assistants did this, so we01:19:41
didn't know what happened there after01:19:44
his appointment as director of the CIA01:19:46
William Casey strengthened the role of the agency and01:19:48
returned most positions to the circus01:19:50
which were abolished by the stand build01:19:52
Turner during his leadership01:19:55
agency increases the number of secret01:19:56
squirrel's operations were perhaps the most01:19:59
powerful director of the central01:20:01
intelligence agency since01:20:03
Alan Davis he has established some pretty good01:20:07
relationship with the president and was able to get01:20:09
enormous powers01:20:11
having enlisted his support, he filmed01:20:15
the telephone receiver and spoke earlier01:20:17
and President Urim began to talk01:20:20
Casey was a unique person in our01:20:22
history whose power was comparable to01:20:24
by the authority of the Secretary of State01:20:26
Ministry of Defense and the President himself01:20:29
U.S.A01:20:31
wanted to be secretary of state but couldn't01:20:35
he would not have been allowed to become secretary of state01:20:37
they just didn't let me in so they chose01:20:41
William Cases consistently supported01:20:44
conducting secret01:20:45
operations but in this area he has no01:20:47
was the experience that I had01:20:51
so I watched him with a certain01:20:54
a share of doubt and skepticism of Kyiv with01:21:01
ncap company with its absolutely no01:21:03
arranged by intelligence bureaucrats therefore01:21:05
he tried to act on the perimeter01:21:10
managed labor as if it01:21:13
ran a mafia clan if you put01:21:17
the first task is to restore01:21:19
where is order in nicaragua01:21:21
Marxist-Leninist movement01:21:22
The Sandinistas seized power after01:21:24
How Carter Hastened the Fall of a Dictator01:21:26
samosa01:21:27
we can naturally become an assistant to the CIA01:21:30
he's been a corrupt bastard for years01:21:32
received a salary from Tsera like hundreds01:21:34
other dictators in Africa and Latin01:21:35
in America we used it in our01:21:44
purposes01:21:45
that was our approach, hire the bad ones01:21:47
guys we pay them and they do what we need01:21:50
this is necessary in the interests of business in this01:21:52
case apparently because of bananas once01:21:55
in the evening around seven o'clock01:21:56
I went out and, as usual, met with the case01:22:00
we sat there looking at the lights above01:22:04
potomako01:22:05
I told him I think I found a solution01:22:08
here's who I know what should do01:22:10
government and government to improve01:22:12
position on the Sandinista strategy01:22:15
developed by the CIA secret service department and01:22:19
expanded and the legend was overthrown with the help01:22:23
weapons in Nicaragua01:22:25
there was no government01:22:26
coup, we deployed 500 soldiers to01:22:30
border between Nicaragua and Honduras and we01:22:33
carried out a guerrilla operation so as not to01:22:34
allow the supply of weapons to01:22:36
Salvador and other places are first and foremost01:22:41
secondly, they created a revolutionary01:22:45
atmosphere01:22:59
Latin American countries have never01:23:01
got along scer.ru01:23:02
during the Reagan administration01:23:05
under the leadership of Casey goes out again01:23:07
scene carrying out an aggressive campaign in01:23:09
central america playing on01:23:12
controversy, the CIA turns its guns01:23:14
against the Sandinistas in Nicaragua01:23:16
simultaneously conducting a secret operation01:23:18
in El Salvador and Honduras I believe01:23:24
secret operation are just01:23:27
continuation of foreign policy in01:23:29
avoiding war01:23:32
balls about a secret operation were carried out01:23:36
from time immemorial, Casey was the most01:23:44
controversial director in my time at01:23:48
he has done a lot of good and01:23:50
bad, he greatly aggravated our01:23:52
relations with Congress 1986 marked01:23:58
scandal iran gate usa sold01:24:00
weapons of the islamic republic of iran01:24:02
and a profit of 30 million01:24:04
dollars used to continue01:24:06
financing on this Indian01:24:07
partisan movement despite the fact01:24:09
that Congress banned all activities01:24:12
aimed at destabilizing the situation01:24:13
to Nicaragua and any support01:24:15
counter-revolutionaries have since been all secret01:24:18
transactions had to be approved01:24:19
president of the united states01:24:21
knew I take the president undoubtedly everything in01:24:24
Washington knew about this01:24:27
they said that fact at every party01:24:31
what he did was known to everyone01:24:34
the Iran-Contra scandal began and01:24:37
was targeted by william trend smith01:24:40
established during the inspection that01:24:42
you could authorize the reign to sell01:24:45
weapons to other countries bypassing legal01:24:47
norms01:24:48
July if the target using the authorized01:24:50
agent purchased weapons from the ministry01:24:52
defense in accordance with the law on01:24:53
savings and then sent him to Iran01:24:56
immediately after the weapon was01:24:58
paid01:24:59
do you remember this yes Vasya was it01:25:04
illegal nonsense selling weapons to Iran01:25:09
receive profit and transfer it01:25:12
rebels colonel nord when you01:25:16
talked to director casey about it01:25:17
fact I must tell you right now01:25:20
advice and to everyone gathered here that I led01:25:24
Congress was misled at that meeting01:25:28
at that meeting under oath01:25:31
you made false statements under oath01:25:34
its activities in support01:25:35
rebels yes it is true you Spencer often01:25:39
came under attack especially for01:25:41
activities in latin america01:25:43
especially in central america therefore01:25:45
killed casey trouble started01:25:49
asphalt bells im i mean deal iran01:25:52
contra and operations in central america01:25:55
business .01:26:01
but I killed Casey, there was a chance to use it01:26:04
his strategy to fight the communists01:26:06
in the USSR and Afghanistan the war between01:26:08
with which the tseru has been raging for three years already01:26:12
does everything in his power to01:26:13
Soviet Union01:26:14
stuck in a conflict that will last 1001:26:16
years and eventually forces him out of01:26:18
region universities in Bilquis changed the rules01:26:21
games in Afghanistan in 198501:26:24
the sorter wanted to annoy the Soviet Union01:26:27
irritate create difficulties in 198501:26:32
year phonil casey01:26:34
got President Reagan to sign01:26:36
directive which said the Turks and01:26:38
you are there to win01:26:40
came to push them out of there in the case01:26:44
me and I knew him from the time I worked at01:26:47
Africa and told you to go to01:26:50
Afghanistan and I want you to win01:26:52
his declared resistance forces were able to01:26:54
eventually defeat the troops01:26:55
numbering 120 thousand people, we01:26:58
didn't expect it, it turned out they succeeded01:27:04
huge military assistance for very01:27:07
important stingers for example they did01:27:10
vulnerable Soviet planes and helicopters01:27:12
during air operations we lost01:27:16
so many helicopters and were afraid01:27:17
use the plane on a small01:27:19
altitude these weapons were supplied from cheese01:27:22
amines if they had not used stinger of01:27:27
against helicopters the Soviet Union could01:27:29
win01:27:31
cirrus supplied the Afghan Mujahideen01:27:33
weapons and money back in the days01:27:35
Carter Profits Casey Agency01:27:37
transferred dozens of partisan groups01:27:39
which I did not control, although01:27:41
supplied them with high-tech weapons01:27:43
to fight against the USSR01:27:45
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anti-aircraft missile in hands01:27:48
Islamic fanatic in exchange for vague01:27:50
promises that it will be used01:27:51
only against the Russians 10 years after01:27:54
after the Soviet troops left these01:27:56
missiles are still in circulation for over01:27:59
billion dollars a year in total01:28:00
Afghanistan's support cost us01:28:02
approximately 3 billion dollars01:28:06
Do you know how much it cost the Americans?01:28:08
taxpayers cold war kings01:28:11
13 trillion I know I don't even know01:28:15
how many zeros and three billion is this for01:28:18
in order to finish it01:28:20
it's a little finishing bargain01:28:26
we won but the weapons of the militants and01:28:30
led to other problems01:28:34
years before adr pawno-info.ru supplied01:28:38
Afghan Mujahideen with weapons and01:28:40
instructions and we know that bin Laden01:28:42
also received weapons from US intelligence01:28:44
bill 1 call,01:28:48
home pants more than once now we encounter01:28:51
with the followers of those fundamentalists with01:28:53
which we were dealing with at that time of the session01:29:00
will be supplied with weapons to the Afghans01:29:03
Mujahideen at that time were part of these weapons01:29:06
is now turned against us, it's true01:29:13
this is the boomerang effect example01:29:16
unintended consequences01:29:18
the agency took action to01:29:21
help bleed the Soviet Union and not01:29:24
helped destroy it but they didn't understand01:29:26
that the people they helped were struggling01:29:29
not only against the Soviet Union01:29:32
Anastasa's introduction is another frag for us01:29:35
should have been so mistaken about01:29:37
the one who was on our side during01:29:39
anti-Soviet campaign in Afghanistan we01:29:42
didn't choose them very carefully01:29:43
allies and not so many of them01:29:45
controlled and when they completed the task01:29:47
to oust the Soviet Union we01:29:49
stopped being interested in these people01:29:51
closed sweetie gage after 198901:30:01
no cheese man the whole world has turned01:30:04
turning your back on Afghanistan doesn't help01:30:07
restore countries from their cirrus01:30:09
we thought it was American01:30:12
the government must continue01:30:13
provide support to Afghans after 198901:30:17
years but actually the united states01:30:19
America left Afghanistan and01:30:20
consulting allowed Afghanistan01:30:22
become bankrupt01:30:24
states and this is bad, it’s possible for me too01:30:27
required so many stinger weapons01:30:29
of did not require such support01:30:32
did my creation contribute01:30:34
Islamic movement it was01:30:36
the thoughtless and stupid policy of which01:30:38
practically destroyed Afghanistan and01:30:41
unintended consequences 5 policies01:30:43
are now felt all over the world01:30:45
faced with international terrorism01:30:46
we need to value our complicity in01:30:49
creating conditions that allowed01:30:51
madmen like bin Laden will succeed in01:30:53
winning over the desperate01:30:55
of people01:31:02
The Soviet Union is embroiled in madness01:31:04
race to rearm the country 10 years01:31:06
heavy war sucked everything out of the country01:31:08
forces during the Reagan administration01:31:10
representative reigned robert gates01:31:12
unjustifiably overestimates the assessment of Soviet01:31:14
military potential as a result01:31:16
misled by the presidential01:31:18
administrations are unable to foresee01:31:19
fall of the soviet union01:31:23
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according to the number of difficulties01:31:40
losses in this war, the Soviet Union01:31:42
experienced the same shock as the United States in01:31:44
during the Vietnam War and this ultimately01:31:47
led to the collapse of the Soviet Union01:31:53
it is absolutely clear that the Soviet Union is not in01:31:57
able to support the military budget and01:31:59
cover other expenses associated with01:32:01
conducted at that time by foreign01:32:03
operations of the flock of arben and they could not01:32:05
afford it it was a card game01:32:08
house financial house of cards they couldn't01:32:10
afford such expenses and01:32:13
it happened of course the ceremony continued01:32:14
saying that they can continue this until01:32:16
infinity01:32:17
spend money on weapons and so on01:32:19
but it was impossible you tried01:32:21
find out what part of the Soviet economy01:32:23
invested in the military budget I know01:32:25
that the results were not always accurate01:32:34
I remember they told me that the military budget01:32:36
the USSR accounted for about 20 percent of them01:32:40
gdp it turned out that it was much higher and amounted to01:32:43
probably01:32:44
about 40 percent and the most warfare Pasha01:32:47
don't think from anyone what existed when01:32:50
increasing economic opportunities01:32:51
the Soviet Union and this must be blamed01:32:55
could not accurately display or01:32:57
analyze that terrible financial01:32:59
the situation in which the Soviet found himself01:33:01
union aleksa cat and we understood they didn’t01:33:04
will be able to maintain this for01:33:06
it's been a long time since we've seen this01:33:08
but they didn’t see it as clearly as they could and01:33:10
should have been glued entente you sometimes we01:33:17
exaggerated the number of missiles they01:33:19
planned to produce01:33:20
block but you can't look at 30 thousand01:33:23
nuclear warheads and say no01:33:26
worries because in their country01:33:28
Economic indicators are falling and online01:33:31
I often asked myself after conversations01:33:34
with Soviet diplomats why we01:33:37
thought that they were so strong and although01:33:39
in fact everything was wrong01:33:43
in my opinion this is where it comes into play01:33:47
policy01:33:49
Pentagon expansion of weapons systems01:33:52
sometimes our estimates of the future were01:33:55
inaccurate because we just couldn't01:33:56
understand01:33:57
the Soviet one is actually moving01:33:59
Union we sent bombers to01:34:02
North of Russia growth particles for that01:34:04
to see how far we can01:34:06
advance therefore the Soviet Union01:34:07
had to spend a lot of money on01:34:09
creation of missile defense for others01:34:11
types of US weapons acted as01:34:14
provocateur it was bad policy01:34:16
now we don't have stupid cowboy antics01:34:20
should have done this in 198601:34:24
when the new leader of the ussr mikhail gorbachev01:34:27
met with Ronald Reagan country01:34:29
was on the verge of collapse in the newspaper01:34:31
washington post it was written that robert01:34:33
gates01:34:34
not the guy you want01:34:35
invite to wacken I have no idea01:34:38
why washington post01:34:40
you write that they had one journalist working for them01:34:42
who wrote about me about01:34:44
Soviet affairs that I look like a donkey and I01:34:47
from the book about Winnie the Pooh01:34:48
I see black instead of white this concerns01:34:52
my pessimistic attitude towards01:34:54
Soviet Union and it seemed 100 status01:34:58
in June I was skeptical about Gorbachev01:35:02
I remember telling President Reagan01:35:04
who liked Gorbachev remember01:35:09
Mr President is the last communist01:35:11
in the Soviet Union as because01:35:14
Gorbachev instead of getting rid of01:35:16
tried to communist ideology01:35:18
correct her, he understood that she was not01:35:20
it works and without any doubt it01:35:23
tried to destroy Stalin's01:35:24
bureaucratic apparatus you have nothing to do with it01:35:26
was to replace it, I think further01:35:28
events proved that I was right, publicity01:35:30
perestroika got out of control01:35:32
I don't think he foresaw the destruction.01:35:34
of the entire system he wanted to preserve it01:35:36
integrity Ivan then I think Gorbachev01:35:41
he told the truth he interested me01:35:44
immediately after he came to power in01:35:46
1985 eighty-sixth year01:35:48
I think we all underestimated the importance01:35:50
political changes he made01:35:55
a year later in 198701:35:58
Reagan challenged Gorbachev Mr.01:36:00
Gorbachev destroy this wall I don’t think so01:36:08
that someone could have predicted this, I remember01:36:11
who stood next to Ronald Reagan01:36:12
when he said mr gorbachev01:36:14
destroy this wall I thought was beautiful01:36:18
rhetoric it will never happen they01:36:22
really didn't want to share theirs01:36:23
glances until the very end01:36:25
intelligence services were once again mistaken and01:36:32
this is what is happening in the Soviet Union01:36:35
the political revolution that we01:36:36
I didn't expect it at all if anyone thinks01:36:41
that Ronald Reagan won the cold01:36:43
war, he simply does not understand history and01:36:46
important not ronald reagan not buildup01:36:49
our defense system did not affect01:36:51
the outcome of the Cold War was internal01:36:54
contradictions in the flawed political01:36:56
the Marxism-Leninism system collapsed01:36:58
the end inevitably followed01:37:01
soviet union new american01:37:05
President George W. Bush was at the helm when01:37:08
the soviet union finally collapsed01:37:10
he remembered his work in the CIA when he was 1001:37:13
for years the Sart was considered the main enemy of the United States and01:37:15
couldn't believe that ssr01:37:16
really die01:37:17
[music]01:37:19
aider I wrote for the president01:37:23
memorandum based on materials01:37:25
target when I was deputy01:37:26
National Security Advisor at01:37:28
June 1989 it stated that01:37:32
there is a real possibility that01:37:34
Gorbachev's tion will last in power from01:37:37
strength for another year or two and we must01:37:39
develop a contingency plan01:37:42
circumstances not only of his departure01:37:44
and the collapse of the Soviet Union club court01:37:49
advice from yes and what he couldn’t name01:37:52
this day I think01:37:54
again the intelligence services are paid01:37:56
not for them to engage in fortune-telling01:38:00
Yandex we understood that in the Soviet Union01:38:02
there are big problems basically01:38:05
economic nature01:38:06
as well as political but guess01:38:09
that this will lead to the collapse of the Soviet01:38:11
political system none of us could01:38:15
imagine that no one starts01:38:22
could have predicted the move or no one everyone who01:38:25
will say that it was possible to assume01:38:27
the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9th01:38:29
lies when analysts felt ceru01:38:32
such a rapid collapse of the Soviet01:38:34
union I think the answer is no01:38:37
I guarantee despite what they say01:38:40
today it showed up in a big way01:38:43
surprise but no one could01:38:48
to foresee nothing like this but I sit down01:38:50
It wasn’t even me who was most surprised by her01:38:52
CIA officer specialist in Eastern01:38:54
Germany and Erich Honecker01:38:56
and henceforth smilke who asked what01:38:58
is happening and they were in charge01:39:00
East Germany if you take01:39:04
intelligence service which could01:39:06
get to the heart of what happened in01:39:08
USSR01:39:09
then this is the KGB, but even this organization was01:39:11
unable to foresee the collapse of the Soviet01:39:13
union although its very existence01:39:15
completely dependent on him and jackson garden01:39:18
stitches from laziness from eggs and fish could not01:39:21
foresee the collapse of01:39:22
but let me note that even I being01:39:25
KGB officer senior employees01:39:27
state security could not01:39:28
predict this01:39:29
we in the USSR could not believe that01:39:31
the existence of the system is approaching01:39:33
end there and find out it seemed01:39:36
an unreal event for people like me to01:39:38
spend for whose conscious life01:39:40
took place in a Cold War forum01:39:43
for me and my colleagues it was a world in01:39:45
which no change was expected01:39:47
I assumed there would be a cold war01:39:49
continue all my life elephants therefore01:39:53
I sat in shock and watched from01:39:56
of our Langley office01:39:58
and the Berlin Wall collapses in November01:40:01
1989, how the Soviet Union is falling apart01:40:04
union sunk into oblivion01:40:08
1991 I could hardly comprehend that the days01:40:12
empires are numbered01:40:13
and it went out like a candle and bye like a01:40:20
candle speaking01:40:22
[applause]01:40:24
Berlin collapsed in November 198901:40:27
wall and the way to reunification was opened01:40:29
Germany one after another once upon a time01:40:32
democratic states01:40:33
got rid of the communist regime01:40:35
the cold war is over01:40:37
[music]01:41:01
trend flag is like the end of the second01:41:04
world war everyone is tired no one wants01:41:06
doesn't want to fight anymore, confrontation01:41:08
Housing and communal services are new, it’s a bit01:41:10
no, neither demoralized, but probably this01:41:13
too strong a word and deprived01:41:14
enthusiasm because the mortal enemy01:41:17
ceased to be so01:41:19
the tax from the lines will light up and the Soviet01:41:22
an experiment that lasted about 75 years01:41:25
completed with yes they all stopped01:41:28
and all the world's problems were solved by you01:41:31
won the cold war the west won01:41:33
in the Cold War one can now say01:41:35
I'm done with this problem01:41:38
will be good01:41:39
we can significantly reduce costs01:41:41
defense we destroyed our military01:41:44
reconnaissance01:41:45
people said why I need to know how to do it01:41:48
I'll put it in you know it's all over for us01:41:51
the CIA needs it and all that led to01:41:54
changing priorities before the Soviet Union was01:41:56
the main target and essentially the cause01:41:58
creating an agency is not easy01:42:03
snap your fingers say we'll move01:42:05
all human intelligence resources to others01:42:07
they won’t get a place like that negatively01:42:11
perceived the collapse of the Soviet Union01:42:12
because they have lost their enemy01:42:14
so it was necessary to come up with an end to it01:42:18
the cold war forced us to01:42:20
revaluation of values01:42:21
look into the future and try to understand01:42:22
what awaits us next, the quarrel is tired01:42:25
lazy useless and powerless having lost01:42:28
his main enemy at headquarters01:42:30
agency in langley former agent and01:42:32
longing to return to the days when they01:42:34
looked like James Bond01:42:36
tell schoolchildren about past glory01:42:39
to the king rebug you who have become a myth01:42:42
[music]01:42:46
Children should know the history of their country01:42:48
this is an opportunity to look at the price01:42:50
through the eyes of his employees01:42:53
history history ended artemis game01:42:56
it was a world in which the USSR was completed01:42:58
here and Sasha there and we played a game of01:43:01
chess to capture as much as possible01:43:03
figures from the rest of the world and at the end01:43:08
1991 side with more figures01:43:12
sides won they lost01:43:18
a few months after the breakup01:43:21
Soviet Union former CIA director01:43:23
William Colby and head of foreign01:43:24
counterintelligence when they took Kalugin01:43:26
attended a reception in Washington for the occasion01:43:28
release of a new video game01:43:31
but there is no one to play it cold war01:43:34
finished01:43:36
Colonel this is an arrest, we have an emergency01:43:38
situation01:43:40
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Good luck01:43:45
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because every time you think that01:44:01
Americans can't do anything more stupid01:44:03
they do something even worse01:44:05
crazy [music]01:44:08
the program has been prepared for screening01:44:09
company and sdi media group01:44:11
translation by Elena Doo gave the text read01:44:14
Dmitry Shandurov [music]01:44:57
secret wars cia war begets war01:45:01
America must move forward and only01:45:03
forward in the name of progress towards your cherished01:45:06
dream of an inevitable bright future in01:45:09
This is what I see as my task and I commit myself to it01:45:12
execute01:45:14
cultural paradigm of that time can be01:45:16
describe in the following words01:45:18
earn money while relaxing relax01:45:21
Most of the world's problems have already been solved01:45:24
the cold war ended in collapse01:45:29
Soviet Union it became clear to us that in01:45:31
in many ways life has become much more01:45:33
more restless, more difficult, unlike the period01:45:36
the cold war when everything was01:45:37
predictably robert gates01:45:43
the smartest politician fell into a trap01:45:45
system that considered its main01:45:48
the enemy is the Soviet Union01:45:49
cheese from the usa or the west felt01:45:53
winners they won in the cold01:45:55
the war as a result they so to speak01:45:58
let down their guard01:45:59
the enemy came from the other side 40 years ago we01:46:04
fought this Soviet dragon01:46:06
union01:46:07
finally we killed him and ended up in the forest01:46:10
in which thousands of poisonous snakes swarm01:46:13
keeping track of them is much more difficult than01:46:15
dragon these snakes Iran Iraq northern01:46:18
Korea Islamic terrorists we've been busy01:46:22
development of a new geopolitical01:46:23
strategies01:46:25
that's when Saddam invaded Kuwait01:46:28
time I headed our embassy in01:46:30
in Baghdad there were many indications that01:46:34
Saddam is threatened by Kuwait01:46:40
end of July 90 of cheese and US intelligence01:46:44
warned Bush and that Saddam Hussein01:46:46
intends to capture Kuwait in pictures from01:46:50
satellites could see that Iraqi troops01:46:52
the border with Kuwait and you are tightened01:46:56
lace glass they laid lines01:46:58
supplies transported fuel reserves from buried01:47:01
there were satellites and radio interception systems and01:47:03
varnish ball of the Germans but what were they missing01:47:07
intelligence to understand Saddam despite01:47:13
transfer of troops tanks with fuel01:47:16
equipment and supplies laying line01:47:18
supplies at méliès house for cirrus01:47:21
stayed for gas and learned about the transfer01:47:26
Iraqi troops and their preparations for01:47:28
invasion they had all the data but people in01:47:34
Washington, you told the White House that01:47:37
Saddam lays supply lines01:47:39
White House administration01:47:41
Republican administration responded01:47:43
we know Saddam is just a threat01:47:50
listened to political leaders01:47:52
Iraq Jordan to those who claimed that Saddam01:47:54
will never ever attack one of his own01:47:57
Islamic neighbor all these politicians01:48:05
convinced us and President Bush to invade01:48:10
will not he's just bluffing to raise the price by01:48:12
oil bikes it was said by Mubarak and01:48:15
King of Jordan Emir of Kuwait01:48:19
leader of the rest of the Arab01:48:21
states advised us nothing01:48:23
in the end the usa took it for01:48:28
at face value therefore the attack on01:48:31
Kuwait has become to a certain extent01:48:33
surprise for everyone01:48:35
we certainly could have prevented it, but01:48:39
this did not happen01:48:40
our suspicions began to be justified01:48:42
18 hours before the invasion Richard Gere is mine01:48:46
Deputy met with members01:48:48
committee 12 hours before the start of the war01:48:53
according to CIA employees, Saddam Hussein01:48:56
should have captured01:48:57
uveitis within 12 and 24 hours I do not01:49:04
I'm sure Webster knew about everything, but we01:49:07
they told the president exactly01:49:08
pylori representation of washington strongly01:49:12
differed from the real situation when01:49:14
sleep I watched them fight01:49:17
denied what was happening I said in my01:49:20
war has begun in my mind01:49:22
I had a satellite phone I said01:49:24
that we see tanks and everything else they01:49:25
They replied that they didn’t see anything from 201:49:30
August Iraqi troops crossed the border01:49:32
with Kuwait and took over the country no one in01:49:34
the Pentagon did not pay attention to01:49:36
warning to CIA agents working in01:49:38
region they even forgot to report01:49:40
to the head of Robert Gates and Tires I was01:49:45
on vacation in Washington state01:49:49
we were sitting by the pond and were going to have lunch01:49:53
one of my wife's relatives said01:49:56
strange something else here I asked why01:50:00
it's you she replied that there was no steam yet01:50:03
invasion ordered ciroc grabbed smoking01:50:06
I'll ask you to quickly report news on cnn01:50:09
captured Kuwait on August 2nd I met with01:50:11
nim 6 the meeting lasted about one and a half01:50:15
hours during which he offered me01:50:16
the so-called deal is as follows01:50:21
you leave me Kuwait and I will provide01:50:24
you oil reserves at a reasonable price01:50:27
I will help if necessary01:50:28
he was home in the northern gulf countries01:50:34
I'm hostile, I haven't slept since01:50:36
four days I only had 1 for him01:50:39
answer01:50:40
get out of kuwait ashtarra01:50:48
to this situation it is very simple first we01:50:50
we'll cut off the Iraqis' escape routes and then01:50:52
let's kill them01:50:53
the Gulf War will continue01:50:55
not for long if Saddam Hussein's army01:50:57
will weaken in a few days but remains01:50:59
main question01:51:00
does desert storm stop the operation?01:51:02
or remove from power by the head of cancer01:51:04
the king wants to eliminate Saddam Hussein but01:51:07
President Bush is against01:51:08
and Fords even before the first shot we01:51:11
made it clear that regime change is not included01:51:14
for our purposes we could not create01:51:19
the coalition we assembled if01:51:21
our goal was to commit Saddam01:51:23
Hussein I am absolutely sure of this01:51:28
Adam wasn't going to face the facts01:51:31
sit on your veranda and wait01:51:33
until no one grabs him and there are no tears01:51:39
uttered if Saddam Hussein had been brought down in battle01:51:42
along with other soldiers if you01:51:48
Saddam Hussein was hit by a bullet, it's a pity01:51:53
but there were very clear boundaries01:51:56
what can be done to eliminate01:51:58
foreign leader01:52:00
we prayed every night for the garden01:52:02
ended up in one of the bunkers that we01:52:04
bombed although deep down we knew that01:52:09
he sits in the school hospital or01:52:11
mosque he knew that we would not become them01:52:13
they couldn’t find him to bomb in January 9301:52:17
Bill Clinton becomes president01:52:19
after George Bush Sr.01:52:21
elected for a second term01:52:24
dear fellow citizens I want to build a bridge01:52:27
into the 21st century which will provide us with reliable01:52:30
defense we must remember that ours01:52:34
foreign policy still consistent01:52:36
values of American society and all01:52:38
Bill Clinton does not hide our citizens01:52:45
his contempt for US intelligence mistakes01:52:48
analysts and the failed CIA operation from01:52:51
Bay of Pigs landings before the rebellion01:52:52
their fundamentalists and now01:52:54
from the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan to01:52:56
occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi troops01:52:58
tarnished the reputation of the Clinton agency01:53:01
believes that enough mistakes have been made and01:53:03
decides to remove all of Sarah's advisors from01:53:05
White House after Clinton's election to Sir01:53:10
the first thing she did was send two agents to him01:53:12
with a summary of the latest bits of data01:53:14
online01:53:15
and Clinton refused to accept them and was thwarted01:53:18
told me to leave and I'm not interested01:53:20
he didn't want to listen to them no sam it01:53:23
it was bad I'll get it even worse was that01:53:26
we at the CIA knew about this, you are not far away and01:53:29
everyone was talking about how our main01:53:31
the president didn't read the legends01:53:34
what we sent him01:53:36
shortly after the election bill clinton01:53:38
appointed a little-known official01:53:40
James Woolsey to head the CIA01:53:44
need to work differently I didn't have01:53:48
relation to the explosion or reconnaissance until those01:53:51
as long as they elected Clinton as president01:53:53
I met Clinton01:53:56
we discussed working for the CIA but mostly01:53:59
the conversation was a bar in kansas and oklahoma where01:54:02
Growing up, Clinton had a kind of fear.01:54:08
secret service he grew up 60 at the time01:54:15
intelligence had a blast, that's why01:54:19
probably security services and intelligence01:54:21
didn't quite disgust him01:54:29
understood what we do and what we can do01:54:31
to be useful to him all night and eat01:54:34
presidents who are much more favorable01:54:36
relates to security services and01:54:37
intelligence we have many explanations01:54:41
why President Clinton01:54:43
this position has been formed photo you01:54:45
firstly the cold war which is so01:54:48
meant a lot to his predecessors01:54:50
ended and in the very place you dug and01:54:52
intelligence had to re-defend its01:54:55
reputation01:54:58
the president's lack of interest in the tsar01:55:01
weakened control and caused some01:55:03
problems if the head of the CIA does not have direct01:55:09
he has no access to the president01:55:13
submits to the white house for two years we01:55:16
met only twice fat foul when01:55:20
in the fall of '94 on the south lawn of the white house01:55:23
the plane crashed in the white house they joked that01:55:27
it must be the hair he wants01:55:29
accepted .01:55:31
although I didn't like it at the time, it was a joke with01:55:34
over time I decided that she was very accurate01:55:36
describes the situation at that time01:55:38
situation, the vice president did not listen to me and01:55:42
he was not interested in CIA activities01:55:47
Clinton never almost never01:55:50
met souls01:55:51
didn’t listen to his advice didn’t read the intelligence01:55:54
reports he was interested in other things01:55:57
Lyndon wanted to know the gossip01:55:59
he was interested in who the president was sleeping with01:56:04
France's thoughts interested him more01:56:06
extramarital affairs than our activities01:56:09
Monica Lewinsky saw the intensity01:56:14
Clinton's hair more often than Gene's hair because01:56:17
hair was always wrong he delivered01:56:19
information and was always wrong Clint01:56:22
stopped reading CIA reports01:56:24
he said that in the New York Times more01:56:26
exact information visited hair not01:56:30
I think it was my failure01:56:33
managed to establish contact with the president01:56:35
but in other way01:56:37
he had the opportunity to do it01:56:40
I asked him many times to meet, I wanted01:56:42
open and trusting relationships01:56:47
hair failed to attract attention01:56:50
he had neither charm nor strength01:56:52
character is not sharp minded to get there01:56:54
Clinton and say about listen brewing01:56:57
big problems if you don't pay attention01:56:59
their attention can forget about your place01:57:02
in history01:57:06
didn't notice because he allowed himself01:57:09
ignore I felt like forever01:57:13
I bring the bad ones here so the fly in the ointment01:57:16
barrel of honey01:57:23
February 26, 1993, a month after01:57:26
Clinton's inauguration on the underground01:57:28
World Trade Center parking lot01:57:30
Truck six exploded in New York01:57:32
people died thousands were injured for the first time in01:57:35
history of terrorists attacking the USA on their01:57:37
same territory01:57:40
The CIA and the FBI accused each other of01:57:42
criminal negligence choice removes itself01:57:45
liability if attack01:57:47
planned abroad because this01:57:49
the sphere of activity of the CIA in turn01:57:52
the CIA emphasized that they have no right01:57:54
operate in the usa01:57:56
[applause]01:57:58
of course it was a warning and chickens01:58:01
in a lie we could have lost 15 thousand01:58:03
person as a result of the first attack01:58:05
to the shopping center the only thing that saved me was01:58:09
that explosives were not enough01:58:15
this terrorist attack was a warning and we01:58:18
ignored it the war lasted for years01:58:21
you didn't notice her first shopping attack01:58:25
center became an alarm signal and we01:58:27
Muslim extremists did not notice01:58:29
we operated in Washington in the 70s01:58:34
were naive and you didn’t see how01:58:36
criminals are planning terrible terrorist attacks01:58:38
against our fellow citizens we could be01:58:42
much more vigilant match to file01:58:48
this is his cattle after the first explosions01:58:50
mall01:58:51
found a whole bunch of documents on01:58:54
Arabic about planned terrorist attacks and01:58:57
no one translated them01:59:01
New York FBI office01:59:03
one person spoke Arabic in the office01:59:06
he didn't want to work for free but money01:59:09
there wasn’t and so he didn’t want to spend his01:59:12
precious time too important bird01:59:15
secondly, the FBI didn't have the money to01:59:18
pay for the translation to individuals and01:59:20
Thirdly01:59:21
they decided it wasn't that important01:59:23
FBI policy has not changed in many years01:59:26
they like to follow such people01:59:29
observe for a long time and the longer they01:59:32
they are being watched01:59:33
they learn more about operations and topics01:59:35
more criminals can be caught in01:59:37
result but in this case they waited01:59:43
I didn't have information for too long01:59:52
and didn’t trust the new ones who scouted me out01:59:55
It's just amazing, of course it's not01:59:58
justifies cheese and who doesn't have01:59:59
copes with international02:00:00
terrorist networks but the FBI agent did not02:00:04
prevented an explosion in a shopping center with this02:00:07
naive are arrogant and bureaucrats are nothing02:00:10
not taken seriously after the Ames case02:00:19
feuds between the FBI Ceru escalated into02:00:22
real war02:00:24
it turned out that Aldrich Ames is the head02:00:26
counterintelligence Tsera spied since 198502:00:29
in favor of the USSR in exchange for 3 million02:00:31
dollars m with accused of entertainment 3002:00:34
agents and the deaths of ten more executed02:00:36
KGB still ashore ems was a loser02:00:41
confidants he could not occupy this02:00:43
the position of Olive should not have been given to him02:00:45
access he should have been caught earlier Aldrich Ames02:00:48
was incompetent employees and what's more02:00:53
alcoholic intelligence generally drinks a lot02:00:58
games was an alcoholic in the organization02:01:01
drunkards he headed the Soviet department02:01:05
counterintelligence loser and mediocrity02:01:12
an alcoholic was in a leadership position02:01:15
what other proof of death is needed?02:01:17
American intelligence02:01:24
fails to conduct an internal investigation02:01:26
but to no avail02:01:27
case closed Clinton is confident that02:01:31
this is the most serious case of espionage in02:01:32
USA joins FBI investigation02:01:35
I take it opens the case again and after a couple02:01:38
months exposes the aims of espionage it02:01:42
was a slap in the face to the CIA and a real victory02:01:45
FBI him they were able to find nothing and we02:01:50
didn't work particularly closely with the FBI02:01:53
rather than marking time in one place02:01:56
everyone chose the same old papers02:01:59
they should have tried to no avail02:02:02
better have the authority to act within02:02:06
countries against US citizens they took up02:02:10
this is not the case and they caught a spy02:02:16
Thanks to this, an FBI agent infiltrated the CIA02:02:19
and discovered a mess in counterintelligence02:02:22
where everyone is suspected02:02:24
undoubtedly the relationship between the FBI was02:02:27
very important02:02:29
they discovered what we're doing with a Soviet spy02:02:32
and they said that it’s time to have hundreds of spies in the CIA02:02:35
to catch them they were given freedom02:02:37
action the second explosion was very02:02:40
serious damage02:02:42
enormous damage, I think they will be arrested02:02:48
chance was the end of the CIA02:02:50
the avatar that I knew then everything02:02:55
they said why the CIA would do this to us in '9402:02:59
the cold war is over02:03:01
no one had ever heard one palm then02:03:06
in the ninety-fifth year of the investigation02:03:08
identified al-Qaeda criminal group02:03:10
Osama bin Laden Saudis natives I02:03:12
I'm glad for the capture of the man by the nickname02:03:15
leader of the holy war gave 202:03:17
billion dollars02:03:20
washington post emphasizes very much02:03:22
close ties between bin Laden and the king02:03:24
Saudi Arabia and describes in detail02:03:26
like cheese and hired him, trained and supplied02:03:29
weapons during the war in Afghanistan in02:03:31
at that time the United States fully supported Ben02:03:33
Laden Saudi Arabia also supplied02:03:35
it has everything necessary for many years the USA has not02:03:41
suspected that the royal family02:03:43
Saudi Arabia pays terrorists02:03:46
exchange for internal guarantees02:03:48
high-end security02:03:51
dad yes when Clinton left office02:03:53
he knew the president very well about money02:03:55
coming from the royal family ben02:03:57
Laden fell the scariest of both Democrats and02:04:01
Republicans decided to tolerate this02:04:04
state-sponsored terrorism for the sake of02:04:08
oil so we don't notice anything02:04:13
we do not investigate or accuse anything02:04:15
the Saudis in violating human rights they02:04:17
they still kill people for marriage02:04:19
treason, we don’t have a word about it, we ourselves02:04:24
supported despotism and paid for02:04:27
weakening of saudi arabia thicke02:04:31
blurred02:04:34
we fed the Islamic revolution and02:04:39
words I think our main mistake02:04:42
is what we did with02:04:44
ethical standards02:04:47
they were in the car for oil, we stayed in02:04:50
fools if in Saudi Arabia02:04:53
revolution will break out, oil prices will fall02:04:57
by 25 percent02:04:59
the price per barrel will be $15002:05:02
the side would fall into disrepair we were afraid02:05:07
ruin relations with the royal family02:05:09
we did not dare to put pressure on them so that they02:05:12
they didn’t cut off our oil02:05:17
political leaders and presidents of America02:05:19
turned a blind eye to the oil monarchy02:05:21
who lived according to the laws of the Koran but02:05:23
reimbursed the United States for the price of 5502:05:26
million dollars for the Persian war02:05:27
Gulf America's leading oil companies02:05:32
vied for royal favor02:05:34
its share of the profit amounting to 15002:05:36
several billion dollars annually02:05:39
members of the board of the Saudi oil and gas02:05:41
aromka company02:05:42
are US citizens02:05:48
lan and international policy strategies02:05:51
USA supported the royal family02:05:52
management with financial interests02:05:55
you know they are somehow connected with02:05:57
American oil companies02:06:00
take money from them directly or in02:06:03
in the form of securities now, for example02:06:06
you can’t challenge the position of exxon and the saudi02:06:08
Arabia they bribe politicians and02:06:12
feed them information and help02:06:15
decisions are made in favor of corporations02:06:17
diplomat robbing the country when02:06:20
diplomats retire they go02:06:23
work for Saudi Arabia to or02:06:25
the other side of the bay n.f.02:06:28
if after finishing work they want02:06:31
get into the oil industry on my02:06:33
a look with him should be denied02:06:35
positions in the Middle East are considered02:06:39
what if you are polite saudi arabian02:06:41
here is the mature politician floria you can02:06:43
fly in a row and get a million02:06:45
district robbed Clinton speaks well of02:06:48
Saudi Arabia needs to understand that it02:06:49
they pay for it from their own how it works02:06:51
system02:06:52
people from the white house go to work02:06:53
Saudi banking consultants02:06:56
American foreign policy is largely02:06:59
depends on money from oil corporations02:07:01
this is the whole essence of it, young and old, it is important to understand02:07:08
what is the oil lobby02:07:09
much more influential than the CIA is02:07:12
hierarchy in Washington as soon as02:07:16
oil workers appear02:07:18
there's a ministry right next door02:07:21
foreign affairs but they stand above him02:07:23
Lobbyists are so above them02:07:25
advisers above whom are oil workers and02:07:28
only then comes the White House and Congress02:07:30
Absolutely by accident, Robert the boyars find out02:07:33
that oil lobbyists are right within the walls02:07:35
the white house gives Clinton money for his02:07:37
second election campaign of the boyars02:07:39
ran into Roger there at the same time02:07:41
owners of oil companies who were02:07:43
invited to a picnic with the President02:07:45
some three hundred thousand dollars this amount02:07:48
got them Democratic Party02:07:50
and what did I see like that Lebanese02:07:52
laid out money tan solo & don fowler02:07:56
offered him a list of services02:07:58
although in a personal meeting with the president at night02:08:02
in Lincoln's room flight on02:08:04
presidential plane and about tea with02:08:08
president capa cufflinks were all on sale02:08:11
similar to the menu in a restaurant services and prices02:08:14
I thought he already realized very quickly that02:08:18
we need to listen to the oil magnates and02:08:19
American financial tycoons02:08:22
the only thing I blame myself for is02:08:24
stupidity and ignorance of how it works02:08:26
system and goat I made reports on02:08:31
campaign finance02:08:33
CIA agents don't spy on Americans02:08:36
not to mention the President of the United02:08:38
states, I conveyed information to my superiors about02:08:41
they were horrified by the president02:08:43
while you took me to the CIA in order to02:08:46
I told the truth and that's what I did you know02:08:49
I don't care about politics I told them02:08:52
the truth is I really went through everything02:08:54
borders when I started writing a report about02:08:55
the president of the united states is not02:08:59
accepted by adidas I was aware of it02:09:03
that's how I went with the congress02:09:05
and told about the violations, I didn’t know how02:09:08
they work but I had to02:09:10
someone to share he I told everything02:09:12
to my friend in Congress02:09:13
who, by the way, was later found in the hotel02:09:15
dead with a hole in his head but that's already02:09:19
other story02:09:24
the bomber decides to go all the way, he gives02:09:26
testimony before Congress02:09:27
talks about the role of a lobbyist in02:09:29
US political system and presidential02:09:31
elections and other prohibited practices02:09:33
used by Clinton's entourage per day02:09:37
when he told the jury02:09:38
campaign funding at my home02:09:39
conducted a search but took nothing and02:09:42
the grand jury didn't even raise the issue02:09:45
election campaign financing02:09:49
words every time I tried to say02:09:53
anything about how the federal system works02:09:57
prosecutors interrupted me and contemptuously threatened02:10:00
she announced a break for me02:10:03
called me and said the plot again about02:10:08
campaign finance02:10:09
before the jury and the court will charge you with02:10:11
insulting the authorities and you will go to prison02:10:14
this system is crazy they are all crazy in02:10:18
lance toy kindergarten when it became clear that02:10:21
you can't shut me up02:10:23
they decided to turn the investigation against02:10:25
and started intimidating me02:10:26
living in the best traditions02:10:30
police state world clubs everything02:10:32
began with an internal investigation into02:10:33
CIA02:10:34
and then the doctor came and said that I02:10:36
a psychiatrist's examination is required, but I02:10:38
sent away from the steel of Lebanon02:10:41
and as soon as you see a psychiatrist02:10:43
they can do anything to you02:10:44
they can put you all in the hospital02:10:47
may fire you and send you home or02:10:49
anything else I said forget it02:10:52
I didn’t break the law, not only then did I understand02:10:55
how does this system work02:10:57
and what happens if you don't obey02:11:00
and you yourself are the version only then I realized that02:11:06
It's time to go02:11:08
Extremely, I understood from the angels Baba R02:11:13
resigned and received a medal for02:11:15
exemplary service on the home front02:11:21
it is he who zeroes would gladly blow up mine02:11:25
house seo place with me if it could02:11:27
laughed at the cheese finds bin Laden02:11:32
who moved to Sudan but elected02:11:35
Bill Clinton's campaign is in full swing and he02:11:37
does not want to cancel the presidential decree on02:11:39
prohibition against murder issued by Gerald02:11:41
Ford 20 years before February 9602:11:44
Clinton signed a secret02:11:46
an order that ru is allowed to make02:11:47
everything you need to eliminate bin02:11:49
Laden and believe me we would kill bin Laden02:11:53
if you could Clinton gave the order to kill him02:11:57
could find clinton wanted osama dead02:12:01
bin Laden but they couldn't find him02:12:02
Tserovani knew where he was a month later02:12:06
March 96 under pressure from the UN government02:12:09
mind map decides to kick bin incense out of him02:12:11
militants and send him back to02:12:13
saudi arabia but the royal family02:12:15
against02:12:16
then the Sudanese did the same02:12:19
proposal to Bill Clinton02:12:21
USA and Saudi Arabian government02:12:24
they said Sudan itself is stopping us from bin incense 202:12:28
1 for truth02:12:30
special Sudanese and were eager to improve02:12:33
their relations with both Saudi Arabia and02:12:35
from the USA and responded02:12:36
where do you want to hand it over to the Saudis?02:12:41
they told us we didn’t need it, they didn’t want it02:12:44
so that bin Laden comes home they02:12:46
the Sudanese wanted him to just disappear02:12:49
proposed to send bin Laden to02:12:51
Saudi Arabia so that he could sit with one02:12:54
Muslim country to another masses02:12:56
in other words, he could have been put in02:12:58
February 96 Sudanese struggling02:13:02
tried to help Sasha02:13:08
given when the Sudanese said we will surrender02:13:12
his van the Americans answered no we don't02:13:16
we can judge him, we don’t have a lineup02:13:18
crime so we won't accept it02:13:20
weight tinto nations the fact that must02:13:25
be an indictment or complaint or02:13:27
arrest warrant and as far as I remember in02:13:29
in ninety-six we have nothing of this02:13:31
we weren't02:13:32
had the right to try him in the usa usa02:13:37
they insisted that he be accepted02:13:39
Saudi Arabia I remember when it was02:13:41
discussed they said singer king if02:13:44
it's hard for you to take bin laden02:13:45
we don't care, but I remember it practically02:13:50
verbatim02:13:51
sometimes the Sudanese threw him out02:13:54
and he went to Afghanistan and what happened02:13:56
further we know the government of America02:14:01
decides to strengthen the fight against terrorism in02:14:03
hope date and second wind it02:14:06
unites the FBI and the CIA two warring02:14:09
agencies into one secret service02:14:14
as a result of deutz he joins the FBI02:14:18
the ranks reigned02:14:22
fight our good when I asked what02:14:25
need to do he said we need to02:14:27
did anyone go to work at the circus?02:14:29
answered fyi02:14:31
I don't know them I don't trust them I don't want to02:14:33
work with them and he said that’s it02:14:38
I still have to and I had to02:14:41
participate in this so to speak program02:14:42
hostage exchange of 40 people was carried out in02:14:48
CIA during this conversation between two of02:14:52
ceru was also called you said one of02:14:57
you go to I know for sure that02:15:02
they answered we don't know these people we02:15:05
we don’t trust them and we don’t want to be with them02:15:07
work of piece because the FBI is nothing02:15:10
doesn't understand intelligence, they feed the FBI with everyone02:15:12
wanted to destroy the means they lie02:15:16
are called rushnikov himself points02:15:20
they think they are monkeys02:15:24
cooperation began between cfr in02:15:27
in the fight against terrorism in August02:15:32
98 as a result of a terrorist attack in02:15:34
us embassy in tanzania 224 dead02:15:37
people, 12 of them are Americans02:15:40
Bin Laden has become US enemy number one02:15:42
despite an annual budget of several02:15:44
The CIA did not foresee billions of dollars02:15:47
they were even smaller than this attack02:15:49
ready for terrorist attack in October 200002:15:52
a month before the US presidential election02:15:55
in an attack on an American water destroyer02:15:58
17 American sailors were not killed and02:16:01
26 more wounded Linton chose to admit02:16:07
that small attacks do not require02:16:09
taking large-scale measures but it happened02:16:16
it's abroad they're here with us02:16:18
The government's mistake was02:16:21
that they made it clear you can kill02:16:23
there are just not too many Americans and for02:16:25
Clinton failed to resolve the border02:16:30
the problem of terrorism and sooner or later02:16:34
everyone recognized this in November 200002:16:41
contrary to expectations George W. Bush02:16:43
Texas Governor takes office02:16:45
US President02:16:48
eight years after he02:16:50
Bush's rival father left the white house02:16:53
Vice President of the Mountains accepts the results02:16:55
elections to save the American02:16:56
the electoral system from shame02:17:02
[music]02:17:06
and your hall explains everything and in my opinion02:17:13
speaks to both Americans and the people behind02:17:16
abroad that Bush is not very smart02:17:24
experience in foreign policy ignorance02:17:27
necessary for making independent02:17:29
solutions they lack experience I would say02:17:35
seriousness in approach to foreign policy02:17:37
with all its complexity it is inclined to everything02:17:41
simplify when your president02:17:46
a C student and doesn’t know much about the world02:17:49
threatens disaster. communicate without hk02:17:53
I want to thank my father himself02:17:56
decent person in the world02:18:06
I always thought how so noble02:18:10
the soul can be so strong dad i02:18:13
I'm proud of you02:18:14
[applause]02:18:18
sixties before becoming02:18:20
head of the CIA and president of the United States02:18:22
states George H. W. Bush created02:18:24
oil company called west a02:18:26
a tiny company received mining rights02:18:28
oil in kuwait american oil worker02:18:32
his son became rich and followed in his footsteps02:18:35
in seventy-nine founded in02:18:37
Texas his company watermelon tyler g02:18:40
but due to administrative problems and02:18:42
had to sell it to Alemu bin Laden02:18:43
stepbrother and he himself bought a large one02:18:47
part of the company's shares at a good price02:18:49
already belonged to the bin Laden family02:18:51
houston airport in texas before02:18:53
become governor of George W. Bush02:18:55
as a consultant received annually02:18:57
from Kharkin energy group $120,00002:19:00
the Saudis owned 25 percent02:19:02
shares legal service company02:19:04
carried out by the James Baker Bureau02:19:06
former Secretary of State02:19:09
george bush senior02:19:11
made it clear that it was in our best interests02:19:13
go to war on the garden to get it02:19:20
it meant that what in the bay interests us02:19:23
one no secretary baker said the answer02:19:27
very simple just one word oil02:19:32
Bush Jr. became fabulously rich by selling02:19:35
shares of his company for a billion02:19:37
dollars in 2 months Iraqi army02:19:39
invaded kuwait investigation to02:19:42
to find out whether Bush Sr. disclosed02:19:43
secret information while president02:19:45
USA closed due to insufficient evidence02:19:49
the president of the united states and also his02:19:51
father former president and vice president02:19:53
USA02:19:55
the three of us worked hard and02:19:57
got rich from oil and thanks to connections02:19:59
with the royal family02:20:01
no one could have thought that02:20:03
government entrusted with protection02:20:05
from criminals actually02:20:07
with them at the same time, believe me, no02:20:09
there would be no negotiations with the Taliban if02:20:11
would be a bully horse and on02:20:13
they would be against it, but that’s exactly what they did02:20:15
generous campaign contributions02:20:17
Bush is better than Clinton than this02:20:20
they are the government02:20:24
crazy02:20:27
The Bush family has strong ties with02:20:28
killed by criminals02:20:30
and I think Dick Cheney had this too02:20:33
real mafia mafia02:20:38
eighty-nine more junior02:20:41
joins the group's board of directors02:20:42
Carlisle02:20:43
and holds this position until the age of 9402:20:46
reporting your salary to a huge company02:20:48
mainly engaged in defense02:20:50
industry rockets airplanes02:20:52
tanks company assets 16 billion02:20:55
dollars bush senior main support02:20:57
the company's board of directors consists of02:21:01
largest brokers that influence02:21:02
key politicians of the country share of each02:21:06
partner 200 million dollars head02:21:11
groups carlile frank correspondent rays ex02:21:13
Deputy Director of the CIA and Secretary of Defense02:21:15
Ronald Reagan shortly after his appointment02:21:19
Bush Jr. signed on for the presidency02:21:21
contract for 12 billion to buy from02:21:23
Carlisle Group new artillery system02:21:26
the Pentagon objected that this was not02:21:28
meets the needs of the country but02:21:30
to no avail02:21:33
Carlisle's group probably has cola02:21:36
straight02:21:37
unofficial access to all information02:21:39
CIA is not responsible not shareholders it is02:21:45
facade of the us secret services if you know02:21:48
Karl Che, you are close to the center of power in02:21:51
America Colucci king or rays can02:21:54
call anyone in America and force02:21:56
listen to himself his wife, that is, ex02:21:58
Marsha's wife used to work as an accountant02:22:01
she covered the secret budget of cheeses and02:22:03
The Ministry of Defense is so family friendly02:22:06
business with is often accused of putting pressure on02:22:14
officials but no one can name02:22:16
one political process by which we02:22:19
participated or when we use02:22:21
political influence is not02:22:26
true we02:22:29
we buy and sell companies with this02:22:31
make money they were keeping secret02:22:34
activity02:22:35
they laundered money through the carlyle group02:22:38
mail art bush their business partner Colin02:22:40
Powell Carlisle's partner Jim Baker John02:22:43
major02:22:44
and Arthur the Levite are public02:22:46
figures but they have business acumen and02:22:48
they are involved in business I think people02:22:55
it would be interesting to know more about that02:22:58
where do they get their money from?02:23:02
Carlisle was of course interested in the Saudi02:23:04
Arabia02:23:05
The bin Laden family began investing in02:23:07
the carlyle case in london between them02:23:11
strong connections were established02:23:14
the driving forces behind that special relationship02:23:16
arisen between Saudi Arabia and02:23:19
the bush family in particular they did02:23:27
a small investment of a million or two we have them02:23:31
returned02:23:32
point blank and we definitely didn’t have any02:23:35
business with bin incense herself02:23:40
President George Bush immediately receives02:23:43
clear warning from the CIA to bin Laden02:23:46
directly threatens the United States02:23:48
two months later in March 200102:23:51
us government public this account on02:23:53
one hundred and fifty pages which02:23:54
ends with the words we do not exclude02:23:57
possible attacks on American citizens02:24:00
our nation does not have a clear plan for02:24:02
counter terrorism02:24:04
many of us are already in the mid-90s02:24:07
they said that terrorists are almost certainly02:24:09
will be used against the connected02:24:11
states some weapons of mass02:24:14
defeat and we must be ready for it02:24:18
ready everything indicated that02:24:23
a terrible attack is approaching02:24:25
terrorists it was simply inevitable02:24:30
and the lasers just ran to the USA and I will attack02:24:37
I'm talking about terrorist threats and their02:24:41
plans received a lot of information02:24:43
something had to happen or something02:24:49
other attacks in New York in the nineties02:24:51
third year conspiracy to capture 1202:24:54
airbus in 1995 the plane crashed on02:24:57
CIA headquarters building at the same time02:24:59
attack on los angeles airport02:25:02
2000 attack on Tengri and of course02:25:16
threats to white people periodically arise02:25:18
houses and capitol hill from the series02:25:21
someone will come and try02:25:23
we were sure that we would blow something up02:25:27
America is in danger understood the seriousness02:25:29
situation unfortunately for now politicians02:25:33
nodded their heads in agreement no one said anything02:25:36
did the whole country practically sleep zloy02:25:43
despite the ever-increasing threat02:25:45
the feud between the fbi cycle continues both02:25:48
agencies compete and do not share02:25:50
information the head of the FBI ordered the agent02:25:53
don't tell the CIA you're not worried about anything02:25:57
with me it turned out to be a big mistake by the agency02:26:00
information should have been exchanged02:26:02
sochi important arch secrecy weight not02:26:05
and we had no opportunity to grow02:26:08
send information to02:26:13
they don't communicate with each other they don't have02:26:15
email correspondence their people do not02:26:17
study together they do not cooperate02:26:20
Having received information, no one shares it02:26:23
they don't trust each other with parts of the matter02:26:27
not in opposition, the fact is that it is different02:26:29
agency with different tasks and approaches02:26:31
to work02:26:32
besides, it was a war, but mainly between02:26:36
secret services February 200102:26:41
Israel warns terrorists will disrupt02:26:44
want to capture several passengers02:26:45
planes and use them as weapons02:26:47
King Abdullah President of Jordan02:26:50
Mubarak and Gerhard Schröder warned about02:26:53
this same Pentagon to America soon02:26:56
will attack with passenger planes02:27:01
fun to us for many years of islamic02:27:04
terrorists were preparing to take over02:27:06
landing both planes and pictures on which02:27:09
you can see how they practice the capture02:27:10
aircraft in groups of 4 five kettle and02:27:13
among other things they used02:27:15
knives with short blades02:27:19
in ninety-eight I sent02:27:22
CIA email in which he warned them about02:27:24
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's plans to capture02:27:26
plane, he then freely traveled around02:27:28
Europe I never received an answer from Santa and02:27:30
by background some militants from Arab02:27:32
countries learned to fly an airplane not02:27:34
taking special care of the landing02:27:36
such things required close02:27:38
consideration02:27:39
about my reaching you imagine02:27:42
a man learns to fly an airplane and02:27:46
tells the instructor to just spin02:27:54
steering wheel back and forth, who's talking about this nonsense?02:27:57
this bureau we received a lot of facts and02:27:59
you didn't take them seriously Yana's service02:28:02
one guy walked into an office in Newark02:28:05
New Jersey02:28:06
a year before the September 11 tragedy, he said02:28:09
they are planning an air attack02:28:11
not found at the world trade center02:28:17
confirmation of his words and instead02:28:19
to think seriously they just02:28:21
decided to hide it from the CIA and brushed it off02:28:24
from this information they probably thought02:28:31
that the invaders are just doing it the old fashioned way02:28:34
the crew put forward their demands, they did not02:28:38
knew what the terrorists wanted02:28:39
use the plane as a bomb and02:28:44
so they waited and waited until there was no more02:28:48
too late the same thing happened to02:28:54
data and for carrisi moussaoui bed 2402:28:59
August, French intelligence reported02:29:01
FBI official representative02:29:03
France document confirming02:29:05
that garbage and al-Qaeda agent worked file02:29:09
We provide specific information to help02:29:12
told that it was garbage and studied in02:29:14
Afghanistan in a camp led by02:29:16
bin laden02:29:18
my smokes were also handed over to the Americans02:29:20
services the names of al-Qaeda agents with02:29:22
which Moussaoui met in Europe02:29:25
love news distant and she this document02:29:28
Moussaoui's connection was never revealed02:29:31
got caught by FBI agents, they hit me02:29:33
factory management hid the agent02:29:36
information even from each other02:29:43
Minneapolis imagines himself a king and02:29:47
told management in Washington02:29:48
just decided on what I thought was necessary02:29:56
that the information that France passed on02:29:59
but the mass was insufficient and not02:30:02
the French also deserve their attention02:30:09
passed on the information the Americans decided02:30:13
that it doesn't matter02:30:15
they didn't tap his phone and02:30:17
didn't fit into his computer02:30:19
you know everyone says it's the FBI's fault and 12 rubles02:30:22
imagine the president telling you no02:30:25
looking for trouble we don't want to know about02:30:27
problems we don’t want to see anything and02:30:29
hear the Saudis are our friends you did02:30:34
you did not carry out the necessary operations in02:30:40
Saudi Arabia yes this is their main02:30:45
mistake and andre that we thought the saudis02:30:50
our friends and doesn't spy on friends02:30:54
the king says he doesn't want anything02:30:57
know and us the case in this case is king02:31:00
George Bush or his assistant Dick Cheney but02:31:04
in fact they didn't allow the CIA and FBI02:31:06
take the necessary measures02:31:08
maybe if we hadn't tied our hands02:31:11
our special services would be raggedy02:31:15
It happened02:31:17
5 years after leaving the CIA Robert02:31:20
bayer decides to pay a private visit to02:31:22
Persian Gulf to resume02:31:23
lost contacts with intelligence officers and02:31:25
collect information about a future attack02:31:28
I became very close with a group of locals02:31:30
dissidents who knew about the preparations02:31:32
terrorist attacks02:31:34
coming from the CIA I went to beru02:31:38
and they told me that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and02:31:46
Ramzi and Sev planned to hijack the plane02:31:49
all around02:31:50
and the subsequent attack on the world02:31:53
shopping center in August 2001 he said02:31:56
there will be a terrorist attack on the US President and I knew it02:32:01
that the CIA would not listen, they decided that02:32:05
nothing will happen they always decide that02:32:09
nothing will happen and nothing will be heard02:32:10
I wish and drink the king was we have not studied02:32:13
all these documents were carefully and could not02:32:16
understand that the terrorists will only return with02:32:18
more serious plans no matter who was02:32:22
blame the CIA or the FBI, blame whoever you want02:32:24
but they obviously cheated02:32:29
submit to incompetence that's all02:32:32
is like adding fuel to the fire and02:32:33
that's exactly what happened buy you all02:32:38
they talk about some difficulties in starting them02:32:41
called geniuses02:32:42
and suddenly you have difficulties, it’s just02:32:46
bunch of fools02:32:47
we had no idea what they were like02:32:50
capable but these fanatics are suicidal02:32:53
they will go to the end to scratch you, we all02:32:58
missed02:33:05
on the morning of September 11, George W. Bush in Florida02:33:08
went for a run as always02:33:10
He spent 5 weeks relaxing on a ranch in Texas.02:33:13
his brother the governor of Florida invited02:33:17
to visit him on the occasion of the presentation of new ones02:33:19
educational programs02:33:20
the president jokes with reporters an hour later02:33:24
he comes to schools in sarasota02:33:26
8:47 a.m. while the president was talking to02:33:29
children, his adviser's phone rang02:33:35
[music]02:33:58
the program is prepared for showing to the company02:34:01
and sdi media group02:34:02
translation by Anastasia Petrova read the text02:34:05
Dmitry Shandurov02:34:06
[music]Description:
Краткая история самой могущественной организованной преступной группировки именующей себя ЦРУ. Франция, ARTE France, 2003г., режиссёр Уильям Карел.
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