Office of the Director of National Intelligence organization
also: director of national intelligence, Director of National Intelligence, DNI, new post, the DNI, ODNI, Office of DNI, Office of the Director of Intelligence, ONNI
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Claims (12)
E. Howard Hunt proposed
Office of the Director of National Intelligence book_quoted
“who immediately proposed an Office of National Narcotics Intelligence, where all narcotics intelligence reports would be analyzed firsthand. Hunt told Crowe he could enlist for the office experienced using, you guessed it, CIA people, start…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 10 @ 15:39
William Sullivan headed
Office of the Director of National Intelligence book_quoted
“while Sullivan concentrated on domestic. The White House now controlled narcotics intelligence at home and abroad, but that wasn't enough. Nixon's staff also sought to control the enforcement, and that required a strike force. In January of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 10 @ 17:47
David Boren worked_for
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“He served as the deputy director of Office of Policy and Strategy, which is the Dirty Works part of, well, he was a deputy director on the ODNI staff, almost the full term of Obama. He's also a Rhodes Scholar. Well, that doesn't surprise me…”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Wrap Up @ 34:20
William Sullivan headed
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“Two days earlier, France had closed out a series of raids against the Marseille heroin labs. The great heroin coup was well on its way to completion. On 9 August 1972, Nixon made William Sullivan, the director of the Office of National Narc…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 7 @ 43:33
Charles McCullough III member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“Hold on a second. The woman that was his deputy. Hold on a second. I'm having to go back in my notes. So Gibson, Susan R. Gibson, when McCullough was let go as the IG of ODNI.…”
▶ Gabbard's DNI Release-- EXPLOSIVE @ 51:26
Charles McCullough III member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“prosecuting espionage. If that's not an oxymoron, I don't know what is. From 2005 to 2010, he was the senior counsel and later acting general counsel, office of DNI. In March 2011, Senate confirmed inspector general of the intelligence comm…”
▶ Gabbard's DNI Release-- EXPLOSIVE @ 15:46
James Clapper headed
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“This release provides the whistleblowers firsthand account of the work carried out in the months leading up to November 2016 election. The concerns they raised about the use of discredited information as then DNI Clapper and Central Intelli…”
▶ Gabbard's DNI Release-- EXPLOSIVE @ 2:53
Susan Gibson member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“to every congressional inquiry into the CIA during Clinton's administration, which was a disaster, and Bush's first term, which was a complete disaster. She then moved in 2006 through 2010, so again, the rest of Bush administration and the …”
▶ Gabbard's DNI Release-- EXPLOSIVE @ 12:03
Susan Gibson member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence documented
“The Deputy Associate General Counsel for Intelligence drafted covert action legal opinions. In other words, she's the one that justified all of the covert actions around the world, the toppling of governments, everything else, out of the of…”
▶ Gabbard's DNI Release-- EXPLOSIVE @ 12:35
Charles McCullough III member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence host_asserted
“From 2005 to 2010, he was the Senior Counsel and later Acting General Counsel, Office of DNI. In March 2011, Senate confirmed Inspector General of the Intelligence Community…”
▶ EXPLOSIVE-DNI Whistleblower Stmt LIVE DIG @ 16:03
Susan Gibson member_of
Office of the Director of National Intelligence host_asserted
“She then moved in 2006 through 2010, so again, the rest of Bush administration and the first couple of years of Obama's administration, to the Office of DNI, Office of General Counsel.…”
▶ EXPLOSIVE-DNI Whistleblower Stmt LIVE DIG @ 12:19
John Negroponte appointed
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“to take over because the CIA director sucked. Not that any of the DNIs, other than our current one and a couple that we had during Trump's first administration, they're not that good either because you pick from the same cesspool. Porter Go…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe For Democracy Part 53 (55) @ 39:42
Mentions (15)
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On Wednesday, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released new documents which provide a firsthand account of the intelligence community whistleblowers' relentless efforts to expose the egregious manipulation and manufacturing o…
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the concerns they raised about the use of discredited information, as then DNI Clapper and Central Intelligence Agency Director Brennan worked to craft the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment at President Obama's request, and how…
▶ 12:19
to every congressional inquiry into the CIA during Clinton's administration, which was a disaster, and Bush's first term, which was a complete disaster. She then moved in 2006 through 2010, so again, the rest of Bush administration and the …
▶ 12:51
The Deputy Associate General Counsel for Intelligence drafted covert action legal opinions. In other words, she's the one that justified all of the covert actions around the world, the toppling of governments, everything else, out of the of…
▶ 16:03
prosecuting espionage. If that's not an oxymoron, I don't know what is. From 2005 to 2010, he was the Senior Counsel and later Acting General Counsel, Office of DNI. In March 2011, Senate confirmed Inspector General of the Intelligence Comm…
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her other roles, but I want to go over them briefly. From 2006 to 2010, she was the Deputy Associate General Counsel for Intelligence, lead drafter of covert action and FISA opinions. Very, very important. From 2010 to 2017, she was the ODN…
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They're basically, if you go back and look at some of the people that have held that position, they're kind of the conduit for hiding what the CIA is doing inside the DOJ. The firm has served as outside counsel for the Office of the Directo…
▶ 24:06
In support of this goal, DNI Gabbert established a direct line for IC staff to report claims. Additionally, in line with President Trump's commitment to maximum transparency, DNI has fostered a supportive environment of whistleblowers by pr…
▶ 52:03
McCullough was let go as the IG of ODNI in 2017. Both he and Susan Gibson left. Susan Gibson joined a law firm, and that law firm's name was K&L Gates LLP. She was there for one year.…
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in leadership roles in the U.S. intelligence community to include the Principal Deputy Director of the National Intelligence at the Office of Director of National Intelligence. She also was an Associate Deputy Director of the CIA. She was a…
▶ 39:10
as senior CIA officers departed or retired with all of this newfound covert operations. Defenders bragged of graduating the largest class of operators in 2005, but not too much came of it. Meanwhile, a congressional presidential commission …
▶ 39:42
to take over because the CIA director sucked. Not that any of the DNIs, other than our current one and a couple that we had during Trump's first administration, they're not that good either because you pick from the same cesspool. Porter Go…
▶ 40:15
And I'm sorry, we already just did a tweet post on him. That's just like laughable because he's the guy that was up to his freaking eyeballs in Iran-Contra. Yeah, that's the guy that you want as your D&I. It's just laughable. I'm sorry. It'…
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What they use as justification for the Patriot Act that no one talked to anybody. Remember Obama taking down and said everybody could share all of the information. So they use their own created stovepipes. They could have all shared and the…
▶ 34:13
Yeah, so he was, let's see, David Lyle. That's the one we're looking at. He was born in 41. His father was Lyle Borden, who was in the U.S. House for Oklahoma. And his son is Dan Borden, who is a, let's see, a U.S. Rep until 2013 in the Hou…