Precursor To CIA Returning
Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of the Defense Department, has announced he’s re-establishing the OSS — the Office of Strategic Services — as an arm of the U.S. military. This is significant because the OSS, which was originally founded during World War II, served as the precursor of the CIA. Is the OSS being set up once again so that the CIA can be abolished?
Is it being reformed so the military can be in charge of security, not a civilian agency like the CIA? After all, the CIA has been riddled with globalists and closely aligned with the Democratic Party, so it can’t be too popular during a Republican Presidency?
Here, Chris Yoon raises these OSS issues while also addressing the bizarre nationwide grounding of all planes. On Saturday, the situation began to ease, and commercial planes serving 50, 100 or more passengers began to fly again. But service continued to lag for private jets and smaller craft. Those who are conspiracy minded suggested the service could remain spotty for private jets, suggesting that’s a way to stop easy getaways in the event that mass arrests are pending.
Also we learned that air traffic wasn’t the only business operation hit by software glitches. Outages also took down HR program used by some 11,500 businesses, including Walmart and Target. This is a software platform called “Workday.”
