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>>25138575

oh, great .

>>25138586

>>25138570

>Canada and the Commonwealth lost

The Crown fell around the same time. Canaduh was a territory of the Crown.

>>25138598

I like owlsANDspiders.

>>25138551

all politicians in every country are corrupt

when they eventually "leave politics" they all have a personal net worth of tens of millions of $$$$$$$$$$$$$

many australian politicians including their prime ministers went to work for the clinton foundation after their government careers ended

"no corruption" wtf

>picrel

New CIA Release Reveals More About Counterterrorism Problems Before 9/11

A new CIA release obtained by The Black Vault has restored significant portions of an August 2001 Inspector General review of the agency’s Counterterrorist Center, adding details that had remained classified when the report was publicly released more than 15 years ago.

The document, titled Inspection Report of the DCI Counterterrorist Center, Directorate of Operations, was completed in August 2001. An earlier version was approved for release to the public on July 26, 2010.

The Black Vault requested a new Mandatory Declassification Review of the report on January 8, 2019. In a July 6, 2026 final response, the CIA said it had completed that re-review and “determined that additional information can be released.” The agency said remaining deletions were being maintained under Executive Order 13526 and statutory protections incorporated through FOIA Exemption (b)(3).

One of the clearest additions appears in the report’s executive summary.

The 2010 version stated that Counterterrorist Center resources had increased over five years, but the actual personnel and budget figures were removed. It also withheld part of the description of the operations that those resources supported.

The newly released version fills in those figures:

“CTC’s resources have steadily increased over the last five years, with personnel growing by 74 percent during that period and the budget more than doubling.”

The report adds that the Center’s resources permitted it to support “operations against terrorists and liaison relationships that DO area divisions otherwise could not fund.”

Those figures provide additional context for the CIA’s counterterrorism buildup before the September 11 attacks.

More of the Pre-9/11 Analytic Problems Are Now Public

Some of the more notable newly released material concerns the pressures facing CIA analysts responsible for terrorism intelligence.

The earlier version disclosed that analysts were concerned about the constant state of crisis and lacked sufficient time for warning and predictive analysis. But a substantial passage immediately following that discussion was withheld. The 2010 copy moved almost directly from the discussion of analysts trying to “get ahead of the target” to a Directorate of Operations response.

The 2026 release now fills in much of that missing section.

According to the newly disclosed text, following the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Africa, CTC management commissioned a review of the Center’s finished intelligence concerning Usama Bin Ladin and possible improvements in analytic tradecraft.

The report states that the earlier study found:

“significant strides in intelligence reporting, analysis, and the application of tradecraft principles”

but nevertheless recommended that management deliberately set aside analysts for research. It also found that an “eruption of reporting, much of it unreliable,” combined with a “dramatic growth in customer taskings,” hindered CTC’s ability to conduct in-depth research on Bin Ladin and his organization.

The Inspector General reported that 18 months later, those conditions persisted and the analytic group remained “largely reactive despite the infusion of more analytic resources.”

Analysts Were Spending Large Amounts of Time Supporting Operations

Other newly available figures provide a clearer picture of how CTC’s analytic resources were being used.

The 2010 version disclosed that the Center’s Assessments and Information Group, or AIG, provided terrorism analysis, but removed several organizational and staffing details.

More

https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/new-cia-release-reveals-more-about-counterterrorism-problems-before-9-11/

https://documents2.theblackvault.com/documents/cia/EOM-2019-00272.pdf

>>25138605

>sometimes turtles

Always turtles.

Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s CIA Privacy Act Requests for Records About Himself

Epstein Asks the CIA for “All Records About Me”

Epstein’s first request was dated October 28, 1999.

Writing directly to the CIA’s Information and Privacy Coordinator, Epstein invoked both the Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act and made a broad request:

“please furnish me with copies of all records about me indexed to my name.”

Epstein supplied identifying information including his full name, date and place of birth, citizenship, current address and several other addresses. The released document also contained a Social Security number, which is not reproduced here in this written article, though was released by the CIA in their document package under the FOIA.

Epstein told the CIA that if search or copying fees did not exceed $5,000, the agency should provide the information without first notifying him of the cost, as he agreed to pay to that amount. He also asked the CIA to identify the specific exemptions supporting any withholding.

On November 5, 1999, the CIA formally accepted the request as P-1999-02450.

The agency told Epstein:

“This acknowledges receipt of your letter dated 28 October 1999 wherein you requested information about yourself.”

The CIA said the request would be processed under both FOIA and the Privacy Act and that its search would cover records existing through November 5, 1999.

The documents then show the request moving through internal CIA search channels.

One November 1999 internal record identifies the requester as “EPSTEIN, JEFFREY,” describes the subject as “INFO ON SELF,” and records “NO RECORD FOUND”. This document appears to be only one component within the CIA that searched for records, with a second that would take another two years to complete their search.

Five Months Later, Epstein Wants an Answer

By April 2000, Epstein was pressing the CIA for a response.

In an April 7 letter, he wrote that more than five months had passed since his original submission:

“I would appreciate any efforts that could be taken to expedite a response to my request.”

The CIA answered on April 20.

The agency attributed the delay to its workload, telling Epstein that it was handling approximately 5,000 FOIA and Privacy Act requests and processing them on a first-in, first-out basis. It could not provide a definite completion date. Although Epstein was not notified of the initial negative search result at that stage, the case was still being processed and additional searches remained underway. The newly released internal records therefore provide a chronological view of the CIA’s processing of the request, including interim search results that were not separately communicated to Epstein before the agency issued its final determination.

The case would remain unresolved for nearly another two years.

A February 19, 2002, internal CIA memorandum records a search involving the Directorate of Operations.

https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/inside-jeffrey-epsteins-cia-privacy-act-requests-for-records-about-himself/

https://documents3.theblackvault.com/documents/cia/F-2026-00889.pdf

>>25138396

>Abdul Cares More About the West Bank than West Detroit

He literally never even talks about it unless someone else brings it up.

>>25138535

>>25138562

Totally analog

Faithful and long lasting

Meghan Kelly had issue with the press secretary’s make up, curls, and says showing chest. I’m the wh dress police…I don’t see anything wrong with her make up, curls, or blouse. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

https://x.com/whitehouse/status/2110022454240272456

>>25138542

Wasn't the lady pictured the mother of one of the police killed after viewing the contents of the insurance policy file on underaged sexting Anthony Wiener's laptop? Frazzled.rip

>See that the post being responded to never actually existed.

>>25138653

>>25138655

>we should follow Jesus, as the living God

I am God.

Grow up dear.

VID1 This is such great talent, whoever does these things:

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117437094956438218

Meanwhile, anon does humble little memes on word document software….

>>25138666

checked

now check ur balls

>>25138661

some kinda boll weevil up in dis bred looks like

She read from Q cards.