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“Former” CIA agent John Kiriakou, while being interviewed by Mehdi Hasan, withdraws his previous endorsement of James Fishback. He initially claims he never endorsed him, then claims his assistant made the tweet containing his endorsement of him and that he “tore him a new one for it”, then when...

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Nicholas J. Fuentes3 months ago

Interesting…

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

Me when I’m totally not pretending to be shocked

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Alex Malone3 months ago

@NickJFuentes Here's the clip 2 months ago

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

@NickJFuentes “Fishback needs to drop the likes of antisemites like Nick Fuentes” >Proceeds to interview Dan Bilzerian

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perceval from cozy chat3 months ago

@LaundryQueen__ green flag for fishback

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

@LaundryQueen__ Fishback doubters in shambles

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laundry queen3 months ago

Great post, thank you!

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

Thanks! :)

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Crackrock Holmes3 months ago

when the CIA withdraws their endorsement of you, that's a good sign

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Groyper Pirate🇺🇸3 months ago

So basically Fishback is the man for the job, Tucker is still a fed, and this CIA agent can’t be trusted. #Fishback2026

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Zona🌵3 months ago

☝️🔥 good read, again!

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

@zonagroyp7 I try 😤

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Zona🌵3 months ago

🫡 keep it up. It’s good shit

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OkayWeBack3 months ago

W Frosty ✏️

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FrostyTheGroyper3 months ago

“We’ll be making lists and taking names, we’ll see who disavows who”

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Gub3 months ago

he’ll talk to dan bilzarian and pander kirk conspiracies but won’t endorse fishback? once a fed, always a fed.

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Ali 🇮🇶3 months ago

John Kiriakou is a complete Fraud that is trying to make money by spreading often fake stories. He is dying to get pardoned.

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Wolf Bronski3 months ago

If you think Kiriakou is honest or trustworthy, then you are no doubt a halfwit. Another intelligence actor, deployed to influence the idiots....and believe you me, there are many of both.

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WesternSydneyGroyper3 months ago

Brown clown and fed is a crazy combo😭

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Milad3 months ago

Dude I’m pretty he sure he signed with these agency or media company that’s straight up Jewish owned. I swear I’m not making this up.

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Chris Nelson 🏝️🇺🇸3 months ago

What an idiot.

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Culver's Groyper3 months ago

Don't trust anyone who claims they're "ex-CIA"

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Heart of the Wolf3 months ago

Kiriakou also maintained (until recently) his belief that Epstein really did off himself, based on his own personal experience with how incompetent the prison system is.

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james friery3 months ago

They all seem to want to make this distinction and draw a line between "racist and antisemitic." @JohnKiriakou what's that line look like? 95/5? 85/15?

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Western Pilgrim3 months ago

This guy glowed bright from the beginning, idk how people fall for the “ex-cia” shtick

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Chudmaxxing3 months ago

Complaining about "real antisemitism" while associating with this guy

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Metropol K3 months ago

Israel killed Charlie Kirk.

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Top Goy3 months ago

This really is a good post. Not to beat that horse, but this absolutely seems like a coordinated campaign to push this narrative

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William3 months ago

He pretends to know everything, and then acts conveniently stupid depending on who he talks to

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Coach3 months ago

Wow, the CIA agent doesnt like the guy critical of the CIA and Jewish influence??

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SadieGirl2163 months ago

There’s no such thing as a former agent. Once you’re in you’re either an asset or a liability, forever. So guess which this guy and every former intel agent with a podcast is.

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Cam3 months ago

It's hard to trust people in the CIA because they are trained to lie and manipulate. I swear this guy also just got astroturfed all the sudden on social media the last year.

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Groyp Stache3 months ago

Ruhroh

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Little Guy Groyper3 months ago

They all say the same things

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pos sellout fraud. cia rat

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Ricardo3 months ago

This guy appears to be a sociopath. Saw him on Rogan, he is a good storyteller. But something is off. What could it be?

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C.C. Rider3 months ago

this thing is like a mf ONION

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Bethany Jamison3 months ago

The group of people being decimated to counter signal Nick keeps contorting itself and growing more heads. Grotesque

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Jake tha snake3 months ago

The cia is so cucked

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The Buschwhacker 🫗3 months ago

Never trust a spook who goes on a podcast tour. Simple as

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Johnson3 months ago

Then interviews Bilzerian lol

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JH912243 months ago

Didn’t he just interview Dan bilzerian

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