CIA, MOSSAD, AND MI6
CIA, MOSSAD, AND MI6
CIA has done more harm than good: A closer look at the world’s leading intelligence agencies reveals concerns about the CIA’s unchecked power. Is it time for new Congress to dismantle CIA for good.
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CIA has done more harm than good: A closer look at the world’s top intelligence agencies raises concerns about the CIA’s unchecked power.
On January 4, 1995, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York introduced the Abolition of the Central Intelligence Agency Act.
The CIA, MI6 and Mossad work hand in glove with the vast, unaccountable underground government within a government.
Several former intelligence officers — including William Blum, Larry C. Johnson, Scott Ritter, Alistair Crook, and John Kiriakou — have authored books, essays, and made public statements criticizing U.S. intelligence agencies like the CIA for overreach, politicization, and misconduct.
While not wanting to sound like a conspiracy theorist, whistle blowing and substantial research, along with works from these and other former CIA officers, supports this viewpoint.
It’s about time the CIA It came under the oversight of Congress and the State Department, which could save billions of dollars and help end unnecessary proxy wars, regime changes, and assassinations around the world.
Their comments have been widely circulated, seen as highly credible, and in some instances boosted by outlets with known connections to foreign state media.
Notable works include “Killing Hope,” “America’s Deadliest Export: Democracy,” and “Freeing the World to Death” by William Blum (2005), a collection of essays by an investigative journalist exploring the roles of agencies such as the CIA, Mossad, and MI6. (More on Friday from Tampa.)
In today’s AI-powered information era, news is as valuable as gold. The most influential individuals aren’t always in the public eye—they’re the ones shaping events before they happen.
Imagine a global chess game played by unseen players, where the prize is power and fame, and each move ignites conflict, funnels billions into the military-industrial complex, and fuels exploitation and occupation.
The rules? Scribbled in invisible ink, concealed from sight, and untouched by accountability or consequence of impunity.
The world’s top intelligence agencies are often seen as the silent architects of modern peace and the bedrock of global stability — but are they really?
The “Unseen Titans” might be seen as disruptive players in their methods, particularly in a time when AI and deepfakes have permanently reshaped the rules of espionage.
Who are these hidden giants: the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), Israel’s Mossad, the UK’s MI6 (Secret Intelligence Service), China’s MSS (Ministry of State Security), India’s RAW (Research and Analysis Wing), Russia’s KGB, along with various other Anglo-Saxon European colonial and imperialist organizations.
The CIA, or Central Intelligence Agency USA, is the top intelligence organization in the United States, with the motto “The Work of a Nation. The Center of Intelligence.” Founded in 1947, it has set the benchmark for global intelligence operations. Headquartered in Langley, Virginia, its reach extends worldwide. While staffing and budget figures are classified, estimates indicate it employs over 25,000 people and has a budget surpassing $100 billion in recent years. Such an amount could significantly boost and modernize U.S. welfare programs — for example, building over 500,000 affordable housing units, expanding mental health and addiction services, providing tuition‑free community college to millions, and upgrading broadband and infrastructure — all while tackling inefficiencies and fraud in the existing system.
Mossad – Israel Motto: “Where there is no counsel, the people falter, but with many counselors comes safety.” Widely regarded as one of the world’s most formidable intelligence agencies, Mossad focuses on Zionism, Israel’s right to exist, and protecting its God-chosen people across the globe. Pastor Chuck Baldwin’s depiction is viewed as a misleading narrative and propaganda. No image of Mossad Headquarters because of being bombed by IRI.
MI6 (Secret Intelligence Service) – United Kingdom Motto: “Semper Occults” (Always Secret), the motto of MI6—officially known as the SIS—captures its status as one of the oldest, most sophisticated, and some say hypocritical intelligence agencies in the world. Operating from the iconic Vauxhall Cross building in London, MI6 focuses on foreign intelligence, resource interests in Africa, and strategies aimed at countering the decline of the British colonial empire.
RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) – India Motto: “Dharma Rakshati Rakshitha” (The Law Protects When It Is Protected). Established in 1968, RAW soon became a key force in South Asian geopolitics. Known for its “Strategic Depth”—the ability to influence outcomes without direct military action—RAW has evolved alongside India’s growing global presence by boosting its cyber-intelligence and counter-intelligence capabilities.
The Inter‑Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan, established in 1948, is the country’s primary foreign intelligence agency responsible for collecting, processing, and analyzing global intelligence vital to national security.
Renowned for its secrecy and influence, it plays a significant role in shaping defense strategies and foreign policy. Merging military and civilian intelligence, it operates covertly both domestically and internationally, impacting regional conflicts and geopolitical rivalries. Its strength comes from integrating intelligence across all military branches, collaborating with foreign partners, and conducting high‑risk missions in sensitive areas.
MSS (Ministry of State Security) – China Motto: Unspoken, also known as The Great Wall of Secrecy. The MSS is recognized as one of the most secretive agencies in the world. It combines domestic counterintelligence with foreign espionage, giving it a distinctive focus on surveillance alongside economic, defense, and industrial spying. By 2026, the MSS is regarded as the leading force in cyber intrusions, often targeting Western companies to steal intellectual property and cutting-edge research.
Before his death, Harry Truman criticized the agency he had created upon learning they were not only engaged in espionage but also carrying out covert operations across the globe, such as regime changes, resource exploitation, currency manipulation, instigating sectarian conflicts, and orchestrating proxy wars.
On January 4, 1995, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York proposed the Abolition of the Central Intelligence Agency Act. In the hearing, he argued that the CIA had turned into a historical relic, no longer serving a significant purpose or offering value, and had outlived its role in U.S. foreign policy.
That was over 30 years—just think about that.
In a New York Times op‑ed published in May 1991, Moynihan took aim at the CIA’s secretive and autonomous setup, arguing it lacked transparency and accountability, and had lost the confidence of both Congress and the public.
He noted that the agency wasn’t keeping up with the demands of modern diplomacy and proposed ending its independence by folding its intelligence functions into the Department of State, aligning them more closely with diplomatic policy.
Senator viewed CIA as an outdated model from the Cold War era, ill-suited to the post-Cold War world, where diplomacy and intelligence were more essential amid the nuclear arms race.
He thought intelligence operations should be more transparence with Congress and the public, reducing the “pervasive official secrecy” that he believed hindered effective governance.
Despite the 1966 Freedom of Information Act, the Senator was troubled by CIA and has a long track record of avoiding reasonable questions during hearings.
Time and again the officials often reply with, “We can neither confirm nor deny,” a phrase known as “Glomar” that’s frequently joked about in intelligence circles for its habitual use.
Yet this ridiculous line has allowed the agency to sidestep genuine transparency, honesty, and accountability for decades.
The CIA side-step questions about whether they’ve spied on Congress and Supreme Court justices.
Declined to share details about a torture program or the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, particularly known as Camp VII.
The CIA’s work is always carried out in secrecy, and Americans accept that secrecy only because they trust that CIA officers serve the Constitution and the nation, rather than a political party.
When our dedication to democratic, constitutional, rule-of-law governance falters, the CIA will inevitably suffer. Any threat to democracy poses a direct risk to the Agency’s very existence.
In a fascist and autocratic America, the CIA might continue to operate, but it would no longer be morally distinct from its adversaries—like the KGB, SAVAK, and others—and would instead become just another one of them.
To Be Continued! Americas Addiction to Regime Change! Hate in the Homeland! Who are Larry Johson, Scott Ritter, Alistair Crook, and John Kiriakou?
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