Pompeo brags about the CIA & State Dept’s MO: We lied, we cheated, we stole.

Just when I thought I couldn’t get more disgusted and annoyed with this warmongering sorry excuse for a “diplomat”, there the fat ass arrogant smug Pompeous of a face outshone himself yet again.

During a Q&A Discussion at Texas A&M University held on April 15, 2019 the United States top “diplomat” answered in the following fashion when asked how he personally balances condemnations with concessions in diplomacy with a controversial government:

“What’s the cadet motto at West Point? You will not lie, cheat, or steal, or tolerate those who do. I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. It’s — it was like — we had entire training courses. It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment.”

You can view the proud belief being uttered by the horse’s mouth at the 28:30 mark of the video in question:

At the time of viewing the video there were 49 thumbs up and 20 thumbs down and the comments section seemed to be both inaccessible and disactivated by YouTube (even though it indicated that there were 33 comments), most likely to prevent negative comments from making its way into the thread after a related article appeared on ZeroHedge. And it is funny that merely a few minutes later, there were only 17 thumbs down (why would that occur?).

Am I surprised or shocked at such shameful a comment? Not at all. Given that he was Director of the CIA and that this organization has been involved in so many atrocities and nefarious activities over the past decades, it doesn’t surprise me at all.

See my piece CIA’s Complete Web of Tyranny (Part 3 of ex-CIA Agent Exposes entire Shadow Gov't & Deep State Apparatus) for an extensive documentation of these very values – of lying, cheating, stealing (and many more horrible atrocities) the CIA has upheld over the past decades.

And according to the ZeroHedge article:

Another interesting and worrisome remark concerned Pompeo's vision of diplomacy as Secretary of State: “Diplomacy and military strike go hand in hand,” Pompeo said. “They are indeed intimately related; each relies on the other.”

I wasn’t able to independently verify if he actually said this, but if he did it is no better that Mao Zedong’s “Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.” Imagine such nonsensical rhetoric coming out of a diplomat from the world’s largest military power. If that is his take on diplomacy then I guess we are in for more war, devastation, and destruction in the years ahead.

By the same token, we have witnessed a tectonic shift in foreign policy by the replacement of former U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with Mike Pompeo (along with National Security Advisor and fellow warmonger John Bolton). It didn’t take long to see him sabotage the progress that had been made for peace on the Korean peninsula with Chairman Kim.

And recently with his buddy John Bolton he is doing everything in his power to continue interventions in Venezuela, Iran, Yemen, and elsewhere around the globe. In the same video from above, he fails to mention how a large part of the current dismal state of affairs in that country is the direct result of the many sanctions imposed by his department.

He also spewed lies in the video stating that Syria’s Assad had used chemical weapons on his own people – something that has never been proven or evidenced by the CIA or any other American outfit. He also failed to mention how the U.S. continues to fund the White Helmets - who are the ones that staged fake chemical attacks in Syria to frame the Assad regime.

Briefly put, expect more of the same shenanigans by the top American diplomat in the future. More lies, more cheating, more stealing and deception.

In Peace & Liberty,

@libertyacademy