Take a look at the iconography in the CIA diversity ad. The CIA officer is prominently wearing a clenched-fist symbol on her shirt. This is a Bolshevik-era symbol, popularized on the Stalinist side during the Spanish Civil war. bbc.com/news/magazine-…
The cisgender CIA poster grrrl with the Communist clenched fist received the Agency's "Donald R. Cryer Award for Diversity and Inclusion" in 2015, according to the agitprop video.
It looks like the fist-fixated CIA womyn was a favorite of @JohnBrennan, who accelerated the politicization of the agency.
Even worse, Trump's CIA director Gina Haspel took a shine to the militant activist as well, if this picture in the CIA agitprop video is an indicator.
The CIA's wokeness has helped the Kremlin make its own anti-CIA propaganda. rt.com/usa/522767-cia…
Donald R. Cryer was the Special Assistant to the CIA Director for Diversity Management as far back as 2003. He presented it all as a necessary post-9/11 effort to get badly-needed talent in CIA. Some of us suspected a social agenda at the time, but... globalsecurity.org/jhtml/jframe.h…
Donald Cryer shows how radicals infiltrate our national institutions and exploit national crises (9/11, Wuhan Virus, etc.) as pretexts for advancing their extremist agendas.
Those who oppose them become marginalized, and lose their effectiveness and even their jobs.
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🧵 Horrified at the @nypost report that President Trump might pardon (former) CCP secret police man Miles Guo Wengui.
Guo is not a victim of Biden. He was on the losing end of an internal CCP purge when his patron, Vice Minister of State Security Ma Jian, lost favor with Xi Jinping.
Guo sought to gain influence in the US by infiltrating President Trump's inner circle in 2017, pretending want to "take down the CCP" while at the same time making a written statement and video swearing loyalty to Xi Jinping.
@nypost Guo worked to penetrate Trump45's inner circle while trying to get back in Xi Jinping's good graces.
He is a Fifth Amendment Communist who refused in federal court to answer questions about his continued ties to the CCP & the CCP's intelligence services.
@nypost NY Post: “Guo Wengui was convicted for stealing over $1 billion from innocent victims who were duped that he is a Chinese dissident. Anyone who would work to have him pardoned by President Trump is doing this out of pure self-interest." nypost.com/2025/11/13/us-…
🧵 It's important for President Trump to restore the two-century-old Monroe Doctrine, which the neocons abandoned & the Left renounced.
He should update & adapt the Monroe Doctrine, modernizing it with a Trump Corollary to guide strategic thinking and action in our hemisphere.
In his first term, President Trump pledged to "reject the interference of foreign nations in this hemisphere and in our own affairs" - nations like Russia, Iran, and China - but the State Department didn't get far.
Fighting crime and defending against Communism start at home, with both parents, Hoover said.
"A child above all needs the firm moral backing of a conscientious mother and father and the love, understanding, and security that a good Christian home affords."
🧵 "Angelo Codevilla was one of the finest strategic minds America has ever produced, and his lessons are more urgent than ever," writes @ToryAnarchist in the @nypost.
A new @ClaremontInst book recalls his "scrappy rise from penniless immigrant to MAGA guru."
@ToryAnarchist @nypost @ClaremontInst Character matters.
Angelo Codevilla was forged in a smithy for a purpose.
We can spend the rest of our lives learning from him and emulating him to get our country back. amazon.com/Fighting-Enemi…
Thomas Codevilla recounts how his dad grew up ready to fight the destroyers:
"You learn English from John Wayne movies and perfect your accent by repeating Winston cigarette ads. You deliver newspapers to mobsters; you learn to knife fight to protect yourself in school ..." nypost.com/2025/10/06/opi…
Terrorist groups and movements have their own family trees.
It isn't hard to track them.
Private experts are usually far ahead of national intelligence services.
To tear out these networks by the roots, follow the Red Thread.
h/t @realDianaWest. See comment below.
@realDianaWest We've dusted off an unpublished paper I wrote in 2002, marking the first anniversary of 9/11. The paper was a 25-year retrospective on Stefan Possony's "International Terrorism - The Communist Connection," published in 1977. centerforsecuritypolicy.org/wp-content/upl…
@realDianaWest The point of publishing it now is to show, historically, that private analysts can be years ahead of the intelligence community in documenting the linkage of terrorist networks and movements.
It's going to take a lot of private expertise to face the terror threats of today.