Riss Flex features a Sound Investigations undercover video exposing more corruption and underhanded tactics by the CIA.
Gavin O’Blennis, CIA contracting officer and former FBI operative, unsuspectingly spills the beans on how the disgraceful three-letter agencies can put anyone in jail at any time by setting them up. He says, “At the FBI, we did what we wanted.” Check out how brazen O’Bennis becomes throughout the video, as he describes the shocking capers of the CIA.
How did Alex Jones discover that the CIA and FBI were laying in for him, determined to bankrupt him and to shut down his InfoWars news outlet? Jones didn’t find this out himself, but instead, heard the truth from researchers with Sound Investigations. They have been conducting deep-dive probes into PornHub and other large pornography sites on the Internet.
Here, Jones interviews Sound Investigations reporter Arden Young as well as the organization’s founder Benjamin Nolot. They talk about the CIA contract officer Gavin O’Blennis, who boasted how the CIA and FBI can put anyone in jail they want. O’Blennis described the tactics used by the agencies to set people up, and specifically mentioned Alex Jones, saying the agencies practiced entrapment against him — what O’Blennis called “a nudge.”
Find out more about the warped and wicked practices of the FBI and CIA — two of the sleaziest and most sinister intelligence agencies around. What do these agencies have to do with pornography, anyway? Don’t they have enough genuine crooks and terrorists to pursue without wasting their time trying to shut down news organizations or spread porn? How do they get off violating the Bill of Rights?
A story went viral this week that absolutely proves what we’ve all known. The CIA/FBI federal blob can put anyone in jail, if they have a mind to do it.
Let’s look at how they’re cancelling conservatives, plus the vote to re-authorize the FISA spying on Americans. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Here is another video that outlines how the FBI has inappropriately used FISA as a tool to engage in thousands upon thousands of illegal investigations into Americans, most of them Republicans and Christians.
Contrary to the assertions of FBI Director Christopher Wray, the agency routinely violates the U.S. Constitution and our Bill of Rights. Kash Patel, a former senior advisor to the Director of National Intelligence, explains the discrepancies in an interview with Steve Bannon on The War Room.
