Porkins Policy Review

BFP Roundtable – Exposed: The Timing & Orchestration of Seymour Hersh’s “Bin Laden Kill”

FULL DISCLOSURE: I am no longer associated with Sibel Edmond, or BoilingFrogs/Newsbud. I think she is a con-artist and a petty and vindictive individual. If you want to know more about why I broke off all ties with Sibel you can find out more here: https://porkinspolicyreview.com/2017/10/25/the-ochelli-effect-sibel-without-sally-field-plus-africom/
From Boiling Frogs Post:

In this BFP Roundtable episode Sibel Edmonds and Pearse Redmond discuss the recent “bombshell” article by Seymour Hersh regarding the so-called Bin laden Raid, offer their analysis of the article itself, and explain why this is yet another attempt to obscure the elephant in the room. The discussion includes two never-before-released revelations regarding the Hersh story and the FBI’s Bin Laden tapes: Extrapolating from her sources, Sibel explains why Hersh wrote this article, the timing of it, and the players and agenda behind it. Later she delivers another bombshell that deals with the FBI’s infamous Bin Laden tapes: From her time as an FBI translator Sibel was privy to some very interesting information regarding these tapes, how they were used by the Deep State, and how this relates back to the Hersh article.

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May 27, 2015 – 11:55 pm Categories: 9/11, BFP Roundtable, Porkins Policy Radio | Comments (1)

Tagged 9/11, abbottabad, BFP roundtable, Bin laden tapes, Boiling Frogs Post, CIA, deep state, FBI, Hillary Clinton, Obama, Osama Bin Laden, osama raid, Pakistan, propaganda, Republican party, Seymour Hersh, Sibel Edmonds, washington times |

Afternoon Commute with Chris Kendall and John Adams interview

I was recently on The Afternoon Commute with Chris Kendall and John Adams to discuss my new show, The CIA and Hollywood. We discuss the first season of the show and what to expect for upcoming seasons. We focus on the culture creation aspect of the CIA, and how they are influencing not only societal norms, but influencing our opinions on events and people. Later we move onto a wide variety of topics including: Chase Brandon,George Orwell, 1984, Animal Farm,The Congress for Cultural Freedom, Peter Wright, Spy Catcher, Ben Afleck, George Clooney, Angelina Jolie The Quiet American, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Chuck Barris, Operation Mockingbird, CBS, The Social Network, Hill and Knowlton, Wag the Dog, Weaponized Culture,Judd Apatow, Modern Art, Presidential Elections, Shepard Fairey, Paul Begala, K Street, Pro Wrestling, The Clintons, Boston Bombing, Sandy Hook, Reality Television, The OJ Simpson Trial,Duck Dynasty,Libertarianism, Anarchism, The Gold Standard, Ron Paul, the Constitution, John Bush,September 11.

This is a wide ranging and long podcast (nearly three hours) We don’t agree on everything, but it is well worth a listen.

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May 27, 2015 – 12:49 pm Categories: Porkins Policy Radio, The CIA and Hollywood | Post a comment

Tagged 9/11, ben affleck, Bill Clinton, boston bombing, CBS, Chase brandon, Chris Kendall, crisis actors, George Clooney, gold standard, hoax busters, John Adams, libertarianism, modern art, monica lewinsky, reality television, ron paul, sandy hook, shepard fairey, The CIA and Hollywood, the social network, wag the dog |

Porkins Great Game episode 7 Gladio B Extravaganza

On this episode Christoph and I discuss several recent Gladio B revelations from Russia, China and even Kyrgyzstan. First we update listeners on the Boris Nemstov assassination investigation. We discuss how the case has hit a brick wall in terms of suspects and progress. We explain how the main suspect, Zaur Dadev, has recanted almost his entire story. We also discuss how alleged ringleader Ruslan Geremeev has vanished from Russia and is most likely hiding out in Dubai. We then move onto our first Gladio B story with the recent “revelation” from Putin that the FSB has intercepted communications between the US and Chechen terrorists in Azerbaijan. Christoph breaks this down for us and explains the context in which Putin chose to reveal this: a Russian TV documentary on his 15 years in power.

Next we move our focus to China and its ongoing fight against the Gladio B network. We talk about the recent Uighur smuggling rings that have been exposed in Malaysia and Thailand, as well as how South China has become the premier destination for Uighurs who go off to fight in Syria and elsewhere.

We then move on to a bizarre story that was broken by the South China Morning Post about an “American scholar” who was recruiting Uighur students to fight abroad. We wrap up this section by discussing how the CIA-backed Gulen movement has been exploiting this situation to attack the CIA-backed Erdogan government.

As we finish off our Gladio B extravaganza we turn our attention to the mysterious 150 tons of “diplomatic mail” that was delivered to the US embassy in Bishek, Kyrgyzstan. We discuss what might be in this cargo (money, arms, spy equipment) and whether or not this may be part of some sort of “Maidan” color revolution.

We finish of the episode by taking a look at a recent Congressional Hearing that featured Washington’s favorite terrorist cult leader, Maryam Rajavi, leader of the MEK, discussing how best to defeat ISIS.

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Show notes:

Updates on Nemtsov murder investigation:
Russian Investigators Have Difficulty Accessing Nemtsov Murder Suspects in Chechnya
The New Great Game Round-Up #94 – Nemtsov Murder Investigation Hits Brick Wall In Chechnya

Putin’s Gladio B “revelation”:

Documentary “President” with English subtitles

Russian Stresses Victory in Chechnya

Putin accuses US of supporting North Caucasus separatists

The New Great Game Round-Up #95 – Putin Sheds Light On U.S. Terror Operations In The North Caucasus

China’s new terror hot spot Guangzhou:

The New Great Game Round-Up #91 – Guangzhou: New Hot Spot Of China’s War On Terror

Terrorists ‘recruited Uygur students at Guangzhou university’

The New Great Game Round-Up #84 – China Cracks Down On Illegal Border Crossings By Uyghurs

Porkins Great Game Episode 5 – East Turkestan Exposed

Turkey’s Uyghur adventures exposed by Gülen-Erdogan fight:

Oppressed by China, Uighurs drawn to Salafist ideas

The New Great Game Round-Up #93 – Gülen Movement Uses Turkey’s Uyghur Adventures To Attack AKP

US Embassy in Kyrgyzstan gets 150 tons of “diplomatic mail”:

The New Great Game Round-Up #94 – 150 Tons Of “Diplomatic Mail” Cause A Stir In Kyrgyzstan

Foreign Affairs Committee plans to discuss ‘mysterious’ 150t cargo of U.S. Embassy behind closed doors

Foreign Minister Abdyldaev comments strange cargo weighing more than 150 tons addressed to the US Embassy

Kyrgyzstan Joins Eurasian Economic Union

MEK:

Congressional invite to MEK sparks furious backlash

MEK uses congressional spotlight to push regime change in Iran

Meet the MEK: Washington’s Favourite Terror Cult

Music:

“Jammin” – Baby’s Gang

“Come on Closer” – Pineapples

May 18, 2015 – 5:32 pm Categories: Gladio B, Porkins Great Game, russia | Comments (5)

Tagged Azerbaijan, Boris Nemstov, chechnya, Christoph Germann, color revolution, diplomatic mail, Erdogan, fethullah gulen, Gladio B, guangdong, guangzhou, gulen movement, Kyrgyzstan, Maryam rajavi, MEK, porkins great game, putin, Russia, uighur, World uighur congress |

BFP Roundtable: Who is Putin & Why has he let his nation become encircled by NATO

In this second episode of the new BFP Roundtable series Pearse Redmond, Sibel Edmonds and Tom Secker discuss the recent “revelation” from Putin regarding Gladio B operations in Chechnya. They start with the basic facts that Putin has laid out: intercepts obtained by the FSB show that US officials in Azerbaijan were supporting and backing Chechen rebels during the early 2000’s. The panel each breaks down the interesting timing of these revelations, which come as a series of shake-ups in and around Russia have threatened Putin’s grasp on power. Is this a threat from Putin to the West or a bone to throw to the hardcore nationalists within the Russian Federation? Later they move on to the question of who Putin is as a leader and how he has managed to let his nation become completely encircled by NATO. The group then moves on to how the geopolitical chessboard has been reoriented away from ideological battles into one based on identity and media control. They finish off by looking at how Russia Today fits into this new geopolitical landscape.

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May 16, 2015 – 9:40 pm Categories: 9/11, Azerbaijan, BFP Roundtable, Gladio B | Comments (5)

Tagged 9/11, Azerbaijan, BFP roundtable, Boiling Frogs Post, chechnya, FSB, geopolitics, Georgia, Gladio B, ideological battle, ISIS, kebakov, NATO, putin, Ramzan Kadyrov, Russia, Russia Today, Sibel Edmonds, terrorism, tom secker |

BFP Roundtable: Graham’s So-Called Smoking Gun, Saudi Arabia & Yemen

From Boiling Frogs Post:

In this introductory episode Sibel Edmonds, Guillermo Jimenez and Pearse Redmond introduce the new BFP Roundtable Season and discuss new ideas and possibilities for coming shows. From there the panel quickly moves on to its first topic: Senator Graham’s so-called smoking gun (The infamous redacted 28-pages), the possible reasons for and timing of this old pickled issue’s circulation, in conjunction with the Saudi Arabia-Yemen angle and connections. The panel heatedly debunks more than one widespread spin used by mainstream and pseudo-alternative media outlets in reporting Saudi Arabia’s assault on Yemen with the carefully-designed Iran element. And finally, the panel invites BFP activist community members to join and expand this discussion and provide their ideas for coming roundtable discussion topics.

*This is our introductory episode for the new BFP Roundtable season. The coming episodes will be here at Boiling Frogs Post, and will be available only to BFP activist members. You can subscribe and join our community here.

May 6, 2015 – 9:00 pm Categories: 9/11, BFP Roundtable, CIA, Porkins Policy Radio | Post a comment

Tagged 28 pages, 9/11, alt-media, bob graham, Boiling Frogs Post, CIA, Guillermo Jimenez, Iran, roundtable, Saudi Arabia, senate intelligence committee, Sibel Edmonds, smoke screen, smoking gun, yemen |

The CIA and Hollywood episode 7 Argo

Pearse and Tom round off season 1 looking at the 2012 Oscar winning historical drama Argo, which is based on a real life exfiltration operation during the Iranian revolution. We discuss the CIA’s almost too-obvious involvement in the film, the background of how the story was declassified and turned into a movie including the shadowy figures of producer David Klawans and writer Chris Terrio. We stick the boot into Ben Affleck and his film, not just for its ‘Reel Bad Arabs’ racism but also its outrageous and possibly intentional historical inaccuracy. We analyse the weirdest Oscars ceremony ever, where Argo producers Affleck, George Clooney and Grant Heslov won the Best Picture award, before wrapping up by reflecting back on season 1 of this series and briefly looking forward to season 2.

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Show Notes:

Argo (full film)

Argo Declassified

The CIA and Hollywood connection – Argo making of

Argo: Inside story

A Classic Case of Deception

How the CIA used a fake sci-fi flick to rescue Americans from Tehran

Jimmy Carter on Argo film

Ben Affleck changes postscript for Ken Taylor

Ben Affleck’s new film ‘Argo’ upsets British diplomats who helped Americans in Iran

New Zealand’s role in Iran crisis tainted in Affleck’s new film

Argo commentary and Q&A with Tony and Jonna Mendez

Ben Affleck Oscar speech

May 4, 2015 – 1:56 pm Categories: Iran, Porkins Policy Radio, The CIA and Hollywood | Post a comment

Tagged Argo, ben affleck, Chris terrio, CIA, David Klawans, George Clooney, Grant Heslov, Iran, Iranian revolution, Jonna Mendez, Ken taylor, oscars, Reel Bad Arabs, The CIA and Hollywood, tom secker, Tony Mendez |

The CIA and Hollywood episode 6 Charlie Wilson’s War

Sibel Edmonds is our final guest as we dissect this shambolic re-telling of the Soviet-Afghan War. Much of this conversation is devoted to what the film leaves out, such as Charlie Wilson being a CIA asset, the origins of Operation Cyclone being older and much more important than one drunk congressman and his ultra-right wing Christian friend and of course the likes of Jalaluddin Haqqani, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and Osama Bin Laden who are completely absent from the movie. This was a no-holds-barred critique of this quite shameful piece of CIA propaganda, and all the more fun because of that.

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Show Notes:

Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)

The Making of Charlie Wilson’s War

Who was Charlie Wilson?

The True Story of Charlie Wilson’s War

George Crile

George Crile Obituary

April 30, 2015 – 2:50 pm Categories: 9/11, Afghanistan, Porkins Policy Radio, The CIA and Hollywood | Post a comment

Tagged 9/11, Afghanistan, Charlie Wilson, Charlie Wilson's war, Chase brandon, CIA, george crile, Gladio B, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Michael Vickers, milt bearden, NATO, Operation Cyclone, Osama Bin Laden, Russia, Sibel Edmonds, Soviet Afghan War, The CIA and Hollywood |

The CIA and Hollywood episode 5 The Social Network

Thomas Sheridan joins us to talk about the 2010 film The Social Network, which tells the story of the origins of facebook. We discuss the class struggle portrayed in the story, the mechanism by which the film could have been influenced by the CIA, the archetypes in the finely-produced melodrama that plays out, the CIA’s silicon valley network which is conspicuous by its absence from the narrative, and the meaning of the movie’s dark and brooding tone. We also get into some unusual areas, including the mystery of the sub sandwich.

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Show Notes:

The Social Network (2010)

With friends like these…

Facebook CIA connection

How team of geeks cracked the spy trade

How a ‘deviant’ philosopher built Palantir, A CIA funded data-mining juggernaut

Palantir, the War on Terror’s secret weapon

Sean Parker: Agent of disruption

The EyeOpener: Exposing In-Q-Tel

April 27, 2015 – 12:35 pm Categories: Porkins Policy Radio, The CIA and Hollywood | Comments (1)

Tagged Aaron Sorkin, CIA, Facebook, Harvard, In Q Tel, internet, jim breyer, mark zuckerberg, Palantir, peter theil, sean parker, secret societies, silicon valley, The CIA and Hollywood, the social network, Thomas Sheridan |

The Bridge with Kira: CIA and Hollywood discussion

Tom Secker and I joined Kira Young once again to discuss our new podcast series The CIA and Hollywood. We discussed our reasons for creating the show as well as where we will be taking it in second season. Later we get into some of the cultural memes that the CIA is currently introducing into popular culture, with a particular emphasis on female characters in TV.

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April 27, 2015 – 12:29 pm Categories: Porkins Policy Radio, The CIA and Hollywood | Comments (1)

Tagged Kira Young, propaganda, The Bridge with Kira, The CIA and Hollywood |

The CIA and Hollywood episode 4 Enemy of The State

Good friend Adam joins us to discuss the 1998 action thriller Enemy of the State, and its unprecedented ‘revelation’ of surveillance technology. We talk about how the film has a rogue’s gallery of technical advisers – including Chase Brandon and Marty Keiser – and how this led to one of the most spectacular depictions of the NSA and the spy state in general. Following from this we analysed the likely purpose in the CIA masking themselves as the NSA in the film, and how this has scuppered the progress of any serious dialogue about mass surveillance.