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@@paulspodsandmarineornament7183 pag shitttt I mean maybe but it would be highly illegal something the cia would do they do bad shit but not this it’s too far and if they were to get caught well there goes funding
@Ladey Babey (Kayleighh) they dont knock they only do background work and track calls of someone without permission and then they send info fbi and they knock on door they only do work in shadow and make money on herion trade in afganistan and coke meth in mexico
@@pokerone6489 Thank you sir these people. i'm happy that people now know more about the role of the government plays when it comes to funding These so called "terrorist"
ATF: barges into your home and shoots your dog FBI: stages a burglary at your home, shoots your dog on the way out CIA: your dog ODs on dubiously sourced black tar and leaves a note
Difference between both FBI: They were at my school on career day have seen them on news seen some driving around. CIA: never seen an agent never met one no matter who I meet I never heard that somebody's so & so works there, they're just very sneaky.
@@edgoshouldgetpats4276 It's the same here in Canada. If you apply to the Canadian CIA, CSIS, you are not allowed to talk about your application with CSIS to anybody. It can ruin your chances of joining as well.
@@whatever9042 Calling the FBI an intelligence agency because they do intelligence gathering to accomplish their primary goal, law enforcement, is like calling an engineer a mathematician because he has to do math when engineering
@@Thesurvivalistt True, however that was long before they were being trained by elite warfighters. You named two events that they didn't do well in but can you name all the times they saved life? For example, there was a little boy being held hostage in a underground bunker and they popped the hatch and saved his life. At that time there were unit members on the ground with them where as they were not in the situations you named. My point is that they have come a long way since those days.
Both the FBI and the CIA work together with the Defense Department in a variety of roles not discussed in this video (most likely because they are classified activities). Neither the FBI or the CIA have a primary role in National Defense, but both contribute greatly to a multiple number of National Defense initiatives and programs. Both the FBI and the CIA seek out highly educated individuals to ensure the success of a number of diverse missions and projects. Rewarding careers can be found in both of these agencies for the people with the "right stuff".
How often do you think an undercover CIA agent, or maybe an FBI agent, interacts with an undercover DEA agent or an ATF agent and both not know that the other is part of that agency? And do ATF agents (are they even called agents?) Do undercover type missions like that? Or is what they do pretty straightforward and has no need for any undercover operations?
Hey my neighbors garage door rope needs to be investigated. Could you guys send out about 20 guys with automatic weapons? He has a Trump flag too so obviously he’s a white KKK domestic terrorist.
I like that they list "civil rights" as a bullet point for FBI's primary functions. Yes, violating civil rights to the point to where the term has no meaning any more is indeed one of their calling cards. See: "managed aggression" policies that can lead to deaths of civilian children.
Air Force RedHorses vs Navy SeaBees CIA vs NSA 160 SOAR vs Marines Presidential Pilots Navy Corpsman vs Army 68W Marine Sapper vs Army Sapper PJ vs SARC
@@elchuzalongo4339 yes true indeed not much. It was first established as the SEASPRAY, then later Flight Concepts Division and eventually became Delta's E squadron. And I love for it to be kept that way, super secretive.
Or personal protection specialist vs them all iys the same thing and dude what do you know about CIA protective agent lmao first not many know they even do that now DSS sure .
@americanosbadassius9292 Yeah, that's the only thing I got out of this video and sure, my hair is rainbow colored. Do you happen to have a stick up your ass by any chance?
The Bureau of Prisons has a S.O.R.T (special operations response team), and a D.C.T (Disturbance Control Team) in it's agency. Would be cool to see a video on those in my humble opinion.
They can’t be compared as they have different goals, you can’t compare a paramedic to a cop in capability. Both are top tier and share intelligence on investigations.
I sleep better at night knowing we have these branch’s out there. I’m a retired vet that tried to get on a certain agency. Age was a factor and being blown up over seas was another. However, I would love to serve again to protect our homeland..
I did because it's funny that when the FBI actually combats public corruption, hyperpartisan fools eventually then think that it is the FBI that is corrupt.
@@Xpistos510 They are. The higher ups are political, and so the people in the middle and bottom have to comply with it, to keep their jobs. There certainly are good people, but they’re stuck in a bad place. It’s the politicians and elites that are above them that are corrupt and it trickles down.
FBI: Breaches window using a nuke and has a choir of 400 men who were raised on nothing but whiskey and cigarettes singing “FBI OPEN UP” CIA: well they were already watching what was happening in the room and can tell you how many rolls of toilet paper are left
Hey general, gonna ask again out blinding curiosity. What info are you allowed to release on the heart attack/cancer inducing dart gun that got declassified in the 70s? Do the darts being shot dissolve in human skin? I noticed a trend with people who have targets on their backs get "rare tumors/cancer" whenever they expose the governments secrets. Furthermore, politicians die from "heart attacks" whenever they - under assumption - go against the agenda. I noticed this random heart attack this has an extremely dense- long history. That's currently what I know. The cia operations have peaked my curiosity
Here’s what I found. So it’s a poison that causes the heart attack. The injection is frozen and packed into a dart. Shoot the dart at person. It will enter the body without them even realizing only leaving a tiny red dot on the skin. It then disintegrates and the frozen dart will melt. This is when the poison enters the blood, thus causing the heart attack. It’s especially effective because only a skilled pathologist would be able to find out it wasn’t from natural causes. Also the “agent” aka the poison denatures quickly virtually becoming undetectable. To the majority of people it just seems like a healthy person had an unexpected heart attack.
HRT is a ‘Hostage Rescue Unit’, Whilst CIA’s Ground Branch deals with political propaganda, covert operations, and espionage, they also deal with global-scale political actions, and conducting missions in third world countries without a clear, or no authorization. The FBI is more about national policing, which means less clearances when it comes to war.
You should do a video on the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) US Dept of State; now that's a fascinating law enforcement agency with an interesting history. Also Army CID, would be a another cool video.
I feel like there isn't enough information on why there's so much overlap, particularly in operations, between the supposedly "civilian" CIA and bodies directly under the Defense Department.
The X-Files is an American science fiction drama television series created by Chris Carter. The original television series aired from September 10, 1993 to May 19, 2002 on Fox. The program spanned nine seasons, with 202 episodes. A short tenth season consisting of six episodes premiered on January 24, 2016, and concluded on February 22, 2016. Following the ratings success of this revival, The X-Files returned for an eleventh season of ten episodes, which premiered on January 3, 2018, and concluded on March 21, 2018. In addition to the television series, two feature films have been released: The 1998 film The X-Files, which took place as part of the TV series continuity, and the stand-alone film The X-Files: I Want to Believe, released in 2008, six years after the original television run had ended.
So glad i subscribed to these guys, the knowledge that i am gaining watching these videos regarding the US Military and civilian agencies is amazing. I have a idea for future videos which would make an interesting subject for General Discharge. As I am a Proud Brit it would quite an experience to see the differences between US Military Branches and UK Military Branches plus US civilian intelligence agencies and UK intelligence agencies. This not to see who is better than each other, but merely how each respective branch and agency operate from training to becoming a qualified soldier, operator/operative or agents plus the differences and similarities/comparisons of each other regardless of scale or budget. I know this is a a lot to ask for, so i will leave it to the powers that be. God bless
You should make a episode about waivers in the military, I got a felony when I was 17, and I still want to enlist in the marines once I'm off probation but I cannot find any information about getting a waiver
Please do a video on what security clearance requirements you need to fill to be able to do special forces or law enforcement. A lot of people get disqualified for bs reasons
Don't be in massive debt. Don't lie on the forces. Don't get caught with drugs and lie about it. Don't hide something on your medical. TS should be achievable for SF now for Law Enforcement that might be a different story.
Lol they have different missions. RRC mostly deals with special reconnaissance, close target reconnaissance, long range reconnaissance, deep reconnaissance on the most HVTs for JSOC as well as USASOC and the 75th RR. They also do weather report, helicopter landing zones and airborne assault drop zones identifications and selections. They can conduct the raid themselves to capture or kill their targets. Delta Force conducts counter-terrorism and hostage rescue as there primary missions. Other missions include direct action, special reconnaissance and surveillance and other means of intelligence gathering, espionage and others. They can conduct these missions in both warzones and non-warzones.
@@BlueNeptune85 welcome, it's just different units have different roles, although there are some overlapping, they specialized in different missions. Just like if u want to screw in a screw, do u use a hammer or a screwdriver? Vice versa, if u want to smash a nail into a wall, do u use a hammer or a screwdriver? So yeah, just remember different units for different missions, although there are some overlap.
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So someone who went in to the military and eventually became a SOF operator can be recruited by the CIA? Even if no college degree. I've been told you need a bachelors.
10:16 British SAS/SBS in Iraq you can see the Union Jacks on there kit bar the guy on the end in the old DPM Combat 95 and British Desert combat trousers
It would be cool if you could do foreign units, not in a pissing contest way but something like Ranger RRC vs UK Pathfinders (who now do the same selection as SAS/SBS).
Just want to point out Pathfinders don't do the same selection as SAS/SBS, it just covers a lot of the same stuff and is a really good prep for SF (imo they're on an SF level). Apparently, it is condensed into 6 weeks, whereas SAS/SBS is 6 months.
The purpose of the FBI is to uphold the rule of the law. The purpose of the CIA is to know what's going on around the world beyond America's borders (and take actions that benefit America's economic elite).
The purpose and training of CIA is to break laws in every nation on earth except our own. Why? Because espionage is illegal in every country on earth and that's what the job is...committing espionage.
@@ciaspecialactivitiesdivisi5867 lol yeah. ps..."your" name changed..."you" might wanna change it here on TH-cam so you can keep pretending and fooling others.
@@ciaspecialactivitiesdivisi5867 well of course you all have to give the FBI credit. They're the only ones that can arrest them. Out of the FBI and CIA. The CIA doesnt have arrest powers.
I'd like to see a video/PC game based on real cases & situations that both the FBI & CIA see on a daily basis. I definitely would see some influence from the, "Rainbow Six," franchise!
Probably isn't actually SAS although it is TF-Knight. It did have two SAS detachments and briefly one SBS, however it also had a large element of SFSG- comprising is Royal Marines Commanos and 2 PARA- Parachute Regiment. A lot of the photos you see are SFSG. Check out Liveth Forevermore. He has a video on it all. And other things. Pretty rad 🤙
@@oliverseager8154 well yeah possibly but SFSG is the support group for tier one assets in UKSF so it’s more likely it’s both. And possibly CAG not CIA SAC/SOG or SAD or GRS lol but it’s always possible there’s a spook there somewhere
Happy Friday everyone! We hope you enjoy our video on the FBI vs. the CIA! This one is quite long, but we're certain you'll get a lot out of it! As always, if you learned something, make sure to give the video a like, and subscribe if you're new! Have a great weekend everyone.
Can we get video on cia protective agent vs diplomatic security service
Can you do a vid on Secret Service CAT
@@christiancephus they did already
@@christiancephus on cat and the entire secret service
@@paulspodsandmarineornament7183 pag shitttt I mean maybe but it would be highly illegal something the cia would do they do bad shit but not this it’s too far and if they were to get caught well there goes funding
FBI kicks down a door and says "Freeze, FBI!"
The CIA kicks down a door and doesnt say a word...
@Ladey Babey (Kayleighh) cocaine import agency
@@Zamora7 you are right bro
@Ladey Babey (Kayleighh) they dont knock they only do background work and track calls of someone without permission and then they send info fbi and they knock on door they only do work in shadow and make money on herion trade in afganistan and coke meth in mexico
BATFE kicks in the wrong door, shoots the dog, and completely misses catching any actual criminals.
hmm
"even their budget is classified"
Good thing there aren't any criminals in our government who might use that loop hole!
the government is the criminals? what cave did u come out from 2021... kinda late
@@trixensnixen6944 the same cave CIA asset Osama Bin Laden came out of.
@@trixensnixen6944 he was being sarcastic
@@pokerone6489 hahaha
@@pokerone6489 Thank you sir these people. i'm happy that people now know more about the role of the government plays when it comes to funding These so called "terrorist"
ATF: barges into your home and shoots your dog
FBI: stages a burglary at your home, shoots your dog on the way out
CIA: your dog ODs on dubiously sourced black tar and leaves a note
The FBI part is ATF
@@XioJN edited the comment a year later just for you buddy
@@youngtonymontana0 commitment
Difference between both
FBI: They were at my school on career day have seen them on news seen some driving around.
CIA: never seen an agent never met one no matter who I meet I never heard that somebody's so & so works there, they're just very sneaky.
Even telling people that youre applying for the CIA can ruin your chances of getting hired there
@@edgoshouldgetpats4276 I wouldn't want to work there.
It's for protection of both the agent and their families.
@@edgoshouldgetpats4276 It's the same here in Canada. If you apply to the Canadian CIA, CSIS, you are not allowed to talk about your application with CSIS to anybody. It can ruin your chances of joining as well.
I bet you’ve seen a CIA you just don’t know who they are. They can be a terrorist like the Taliban
You're the next target
No no no you kill himself and now we're preparing for his funeral next tuesday
@@dean_l33 Well it's been a month.. how did it go
@@blueheaddude2065 No one attened the funeral
@@dean_l33 oh.
This isn't the real CIA the logo is outdated
I’ve never felt closer to the FBI agent monitoring my online activity.
pretty sure im on a few of their lists...
Im pretty sure it's an NSA agent
i leaked fbi documents and im not joking lmao
@@ketch10How have you not been raided yet?
@@jamsanator0511 i haven't posted them anywhere really
Comparing the FBI to the CIA is like comparing apples to spaghetti, their scopes are completely different.
Exactly. It would be better to have the FBI compareable to US marshals. CIA vs NSA.
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Hows apple different to spaghetti???
Yes and no. Both are intelligence agencies
@@whatever9042 Calling the FBI an intelligence agency because they do intelligence gathering to accomplish their primary goal, law enforcement, is like calling an engineer a mathematician because he has to do math when engineering
HRT is legit. They are "advised" by Tier One units more then most realize.
Same with the CIA SAD
HRT didn’t do such a good job at Ruby Ridge or the Waco Siege lol.
@@Thesurvivalistt True, however that was long before they were being trained by elite warfighters. You named two events that they didn't do well in but can you name all the times they saved life? For example, there was a little boy being held hostage in a underground bunker and they popped the hatch and saved his life. At that time there were unit members on the ground with them where as they were not in the situations you named. My point is that they have come a long way since those days.
@@Thesurvivalistt long time ago
A lot of HRT are prior military SOF and the training itself consist of different phases of different SOF schools
Why do I feel like I'm gonna be on a target list from both the FBI and CIA after knowing this information
@@itsAmeOFP ohhhhhhh😂 didn't need to do homeboy Vulcan like that
Like a good neighbor State Park is there
The FBI or CIA can get through that voice changer I swear.
They can fingerprint you off an online photo now. And of course facial recognition/voice.
Why would it matter, he’s just reading Wikipedia articles, not revealing anything.
Both the FBI and the CIA work together with the Defense Department in a variety of roles not discussed in this video (most likely because they are classified activities). Neither the FBI or the CIA have a primary role in National Defense, but both contribute greatly to a multiple number of National Defense initiatives and programs. Both the FBI and the CIA seek out highly educated individuals to ensure the success of a number of diverse missions and projects. Rewarding careers can be found in both of these agencies for the people with the "right stuff".
Their entire purpose is to undermine American democracy.
How often do you think an undercover CIA agent, or maybe an FBI agent, interacts with an undercover DEA agent or an ATF agent and both not know that the other is part of that agency?
And do ATF agents (are they even called agents?) Do undercover type missions like that? Or is what they do pretty straightforward and has no need for any undercover operations?
Hey my neighbors garage door rope needs to be investigated. Could you guys send out about 20 guys with automatic weapons? He has a Trump flag too so obviously he’s a white KKK domestic terrorist.
HAHA so clueless
CIA is a murdermachine
I like that they list "civil rights" as a bullet point for FBI's primary functions. Yes, violating civil rights to the point to where the term has no meaning any more is indeed one of their calling cards. See: "managed aggression" policies that can lead to deaths of civilian children.
"Civil rights" means that the boot stomping your face in has a pride flag on it.
CIA does way worse
what is blud yapping about
@@veteranpg3d156yes they do to other nations I'm less upset about that.
FBI: we have to follow American laws
CIA: what’s a law?
Laws haven’t been a problem for either agency.
@@mcinteer19 but some dumb cops they fk up their mission I think National defense needs to be more link together
lets not forget this is the top tier 1% of the fbi majority of people get stuck behind a desk.
This is true its mostly paperwork done on a computer lol I’ve seen it
@php I hope that asterisk is there because you mean CIA Case Officer
Both Agencies need to stay the fuck OUT of US politics...
But they were made to- ah never mind
@@hiyou2859 😂😂 that's gotta be one of the dumbest things somebody ever said
@@hiyou2859Hey it can be changed with the right motivation.
Air Force RedHorses vs Navy SeaBees
CIA vs NSA
160 SOAR vs Marines Presidential Pilots
Navy Corpsman vs Army 68W
Marine Sapper vs Army Sapper
PJ vs SARC
Hell yeah
Gotta throw 18Ds in there with PJs and SARCs
Should put 160th vs Delta Force's E squadron.
@@dallasyap3064 there's definitely not much information on E squadron
@@elchuzalongo4339 yes true indeed not much. It was first established as the SEASPRAY, then later Flight Concepts Division and eventually became Delta's E squadron. And I love for it to be kept that way, super secretive.
YOOO THAT’S EPICCCCC, CAN YOU DO IRS NEXT?
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IRS counter-Fraud development group
@@X_Meechie_X LMFAOO
IRS is the most feared government agency.
@@HOTPLATEGAMING LOL
How about CIA protective agent vs Diplomatic Security special agent for the next video.
Yes brotha
Yes
YES
I won that already
Or personal protection specialist vs them all iys the same thing and dude what do you know about CIA protective agent lmao first not many know they even do that now DSS sure .
0:36 Literally one of the hardest beats I've ever heard
That's what you got out of this video - A hard beat? Is your hair rainbow colored by any chance?
@americanosbadassius9292 Yeah, that's the only thing I got out of this video and sure, my hair is rainbow colored. Do you happen to have a stick up your ass by any chance?
You know what's scarier than both of these? IRS!!!
I clicked like so fast !!! (This vid is going to hit big numbers. . Watch!)
The Bureau of Prisons has a S.O.R.T (special operations response team), and a D.C.T (Disturbance Control Team) in it's agency. Would be cool to see a video on those in my humble opinion.
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@GeneralDischarge Oh wow. Thanks for the reply. You have a great channel. Always excited to watch a new video from you so thank you!
SARC vs PJ vs 18D
And a video on PMC
This right here needs to be done!
That would be great. 3 of the most badass emergency medical personnel.
@@dallasyap3064 yeah, they just posted on their story that they're doing SARC vs PJ this Friday. Sadly no 18D
@@elchuzalongo4339 well, leave 18d for next time.
They can’t be compared as they have different goals, you can’t compare a paramedic to a cop in capability. Both are top tier and share intelligence on investigations.
It's more of a "what they do" video.
You mean a paramedic to a surgeon.
They can compared be they have worked together numerous times executing plans no different from the other the FBI also operates overseas
The cop would win in a fight with the paramedic
and fbi would beat the cia in a full out war
I sleep better at night knowing we have these branch’s out there. I’m a retired vet that tried to get on a certain agency. Age was a factor and being blown up over seas was another. However, I would love to serve again to protect our homeland..
you should to be scared that there's corrupt party using them for their political interest ...
*cought* democrat *cough*
Jesus y’all don’t know how to respect, y’all are a disgrace. Thank you for your service Rodney!
CIA maybe but FBI I don't feel safe are trust FBI at all I know someone that works with FBI he is a snake grimy type can't be trusted
The CIA is a terrorist organization in my book with all the corruption involved in what they do that’s usually not the best for the people
This is the vid I’ve been waiting for I love the FBI and CIA
Why lol
@@BacklTrack aesthetic
@@BacklTrack Why not?
@@BacklTrack I like em too
You like us more
right?
did anyone else LOL at the FBI's mission on "combating public corruption"?
Yep
Definitely
I did because it's funny that when the FBI actually combats public corruption, hyperpartisan fools eventually then think that it is the FBI that is corrupt.
@@Xpistos510 They are. The higher ups are political, and so the people in the middle and bottom have to comply with it, to keep their jobs. There certainly are good people, but they’re stuck in a bad place. It’s the politicians and elites that are above them that are corrupt and it trickles down.
@@Xpistos510 I bet they got to the bottom of that Nascar noose fiasco
FBI: Breaches window using a nuke and has a choir of 400 men who were raised on nothing but whiskey and cigarettes singing “FBI OPEN UP”
CIA: well they were already watching what was happening in the room and can tell you how many rolls of toilet paper are left
I laughed so hard when you said the FBI upholds the Constitution 😂😅😂😂😂
Especially during the crack era which seems to be making a comeback but a different drug
Yea don't get me started.
Me too. Both are more of a threat to citizens than anybody else!
Diplomatic security special agents next 🙏🏻
Hey general, gonna ask again out blinding curiosity.
What info are you allowed to release on the heart attack/cancer inducing dart gun that got declassified in the 70s? Do the darts being shot dissolve in human skin? I noticed a trend with people who have targets on their backs get "rare tumors/cancer" whenever they expose the governments secrets. Furthermore, politicians die from "heart attacks" whenever they - under assumption - go against the agenda. I noticed this random heart attack this has an extremely dense- long history. That's currently what I know.
The cia operations have peaked my curiosity
Here’s what I found. So it’s a poison that causes the heart attack. The injection is frozen and packed into a dart. Shoot the dart at person. It will enter the body without them even realizing only leaving a tiny red dot on the skin. It then disintegrates and the frozen dart will melt. This is when the poison enters the blood, thus causing the heart attack. It’s especially effective because only a skilled pathologist would be able to find out it wasn’t from natural causes. Also the “agent” aka the poison denatures quickly virtually becoming undetectable. To the majority of people it just seems like a healthy person had an unexpected heart attack.
@@seekndestroy6678 and why all intelligence agencies need to be ABOLISHED.... All this crap is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
How about just Marines vs Army? Simple and often something that gets confused by many people
How about Bill Cosby vs Dr. Huxtable? lol
@@VL1975 this guy gets it
HRT is a ‘Hostage Rescue Unit’, Whilst CIA’s Ground Branch deals with political propaganda, covert operations, and espionage, they also deal with global-scale political actions, and conducting missions in third world countries without a clear, or no authorization. The FBI is more about national policing, which means less clearances when it comes to war.
So the fbi is better?
What part of 'global scale political actions' did you not understand
Man, General Discharge has the dopest beats, i was trying to watch the presentation but i was busy freestyling the whole video!!! 🎤😎😁😂🤣
Really amazes me with all the military videos you do just what it takes for a person to become Elite
What it takes to be normal is easily accessible, just hop on google and stop complaining.
@@Prodigyx50 what
You should do a video on the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) US Dept of State; now that's a fascinating law enforcement agency with an interesting history. Also Army CID, would be a another cool video.
DO THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION!!!!
I feel like there isn't enough information on why there's so much overlap, particularly in operations, between the supposedly "civilian" CIA and bodies directly under the Defense Department.
So what department of the FBI handle’s “The X File” case’s ?
The X-Files is an American science fiction drama television series created by Chris Carter.
The original television series aired from September 10, 1993 to May 19, 2002 on Fox.
The program spanned nine seasons, with 202 episodes.
A short tenth season consisting of six episodes premiered on January 24, 2016, and concluded on February 22, 2016.
Following the ratings success of this revival, The X-Files returned for an eleventh season of ten episodes, which premiered on January 3, 2018, and concluded on March 21, 2018.
In addition to the television series, two feature films have been released:
The 1998 film The X-Files, which took place as part of the TV series continuity, and the stand-alone film The X-Files: I Want to Believe, released in 2008, six years after the original television run had ended.
@@junesilvermanb2979 I know. I was being sarcastic, but thanks for the info anyway’s.
So glad i subscribed to these guys, the knowledge that i am gaining watching these videos regarding the US Military and civilian agencies is amazing. I have a idea for future videos which would make an interesting subject for General Discharge. As I am a Proud Brit it would quite an experience to see the differences between US Military Branches and UK Military Branches plus US civilian intelligence agencies and UK intelligence agencies. This not to see who is better than each other, but merely how each respective branch and agency operate from training to becoming a qualified soldier, operator/operative or agents plus the differences and similarities/comparisons of each other regardless of scale or budget. I know this is a a lot to ask for, so i will leave it to the powers that be. God bless
Watching the speed, and how fast there executing there targets and these are videos of them training! All respect to our government special operators.
@@MrWearily they probably are...
Dude these beats are fire where are you getting these songs?
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Excellent work guys. A good way to recruit. Keep up the good work.
I wish to contact an FBI agent to talk with about an very concerned situation
What can I do please
US Army Infantry vs Marine Infantry
He may be a little biased on that one 😏
Make a video on the office of the director of national intelligence or white house staff.
You should make a episode about waivers in the military, I got a felony when I was 17, and I still want to enlist in the marines once I'm off probation but I cannot find any information about getting a waiver
Ask a recruiter
Yes a recruiter will help you far more than a TH-cam video.
Go on Nick Koumalatsos TH-cam he was in the same situation.
You just need to find a desperate enough recruiter. Someone out there needs a warm body to fill a boat space. You can be that body.
When ever I think of FBI I remember doors being blown off. Is that only me or everyone feels that.
FBI: Finds people.
CIA: Makes them disappear.
Can you please do a video on the DEA and their respective special ops unit(s)?
DEA's FAST disbanded...As it should.
Never clicked on a video faster
Please do a video on what security clearance requirements you need to fill to be able to do special forces or law enforcement. A lot of people get disqualified for bs reasons
Don't be in massive debt. Don't lie on the forces. Don't get caught with drugs and lie about it. Don't hide something on your medical. TS should be achievable for SF now for Law Enforcement that might be a different story.
Which wikipedia you're using?
the picture at 10:26 is british special forces in iraq not the FBI
Awesome video! I would like to see Delta Force vs Army Rangers RRC
Lol they have different missions. RRC mostly deals with special reconnaissance, close target reconnaissance, long range reconnaissance, deep reconnaissance on the most HVTs for JSOC as well as USASOC and the 75th RR. They also do weather report, helicopter landing zones and airborne assault drop zones identifications and selections. They can conduct the raid themselves to capture or kill their targets. Delta Force conducts counter-terrorism and hostage rescue as there primary missions. Other missions include direct action, special reconnaissance and surveillance and other means of intelligence gathering, espionage and others. They can conduct these missions in both warzones and non-warzones.
@@dallasyap3064 Ahh okay understood, make more sense, I was wondering the difference since they're both Army Tier 1 units. Thanks for the info.
@@BlueNeptune85 welcome, it's just different units have different roles, although there are some overlapping, they specialized in different missions. Just like if u want to screw in a screw, do u use a hammer or a screwdriver? Vice versa, if u want to smash a nail into a wall, do u use a hammer or a screwdriver? So yeah, just remember different units for different missions, although there are some overlap.
@@dallasyap3064 Perfect analogy. Makes sense, thanks again for the info, either way, all Special Ops are awesome
@@BlueNeptune85 👍
Could you please make a video for the Canadian Special Operations Regiment or JTF2 🇨🇦
FBI Introduction: 1:09 - 1:48
FBI Capabilities: 2:45 - 8:37
FBI Structure: 11:51 - 13:58
FBI Training: 16:36 - 19:40
FBI Requirements: 21:34 - 22:31
Conclusion: 23:17
Those of you C.I.A Wannabes that are interested to join, Click the ending times of all of The FBI stuff. Please, No negative comments. I'm just doing this for me.
I'm not a wanna be
And secret services is financial crime only? Besides guarding the president?
Thanks for the credibility, feel like this channel has good credibility
Yall should do the Intelligence Support Activity! There isn't a lot of info about them and it would be fascinating
They’ll both go against us so it’s basically two badass teams on the same side
Yes, i think someone may have told me about the RICO act once or twice..
Serious question, how to i obtain more info and truth about the GOV. And its branches?
God bless all FBI & CIA Thank u for your service. May God be with u all where ever u work. thanks for sharing awesome video👏👐🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☝
You’re welcome
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I thought I had it all together, But I was led astray the day you walked away.
Can you guys do a Navy SEAL BUD/S phase 3 video?
So someone who went in to the military and eventually became a SOF operator can be recruited by the CIA?
Even if no college degree. I've been told you need a bachelors.
Requirements for PMO jobs at CIA are a 4 year degree and SOF experience, basically.
Remember Ruby Ridge and Waco.
10:16 British SAS/SBS in Iraq you can see the Union Jacks on there kit bar the guy on the end in the old DPM Combat 95 and British Desert combat trousers
The easiest way to tell what youre dealing with: If one glows in the dark.
PMC video next!!!
BEAR vs USEC???
this was sick, great vid & music choice
your voice sounds like a hacker that is talking to the whole city after hacking everything
Lets have a different subject Gerneral Discharge, what about US Army Rangers history.
That would be great. Should start with Captain Benjamin Church.
It would be cool if you could do foreign units, not in a pissing contest way but something like Ranger RRC vs UK Pathfinders (who now do the same selection as SAS/SBS).
The Regimental Reconnaissance Company would be more comparable to the Special Reconnaissance Regiment, which is part of the UKSF.
Just want to point out Pathfinders don't do the same selection as SAS/SBS, it just covers a lot of the same stuff and is a really good prep for SF (imo they're on an SF level). Apparently, it is condensed into 6 weeks, whereas SAS/SBS is 6 months.
Why that voice
It literally said at the beginning why
The pic on the right in the thumbnail isn't the CIA?? that's SFSG in Iraq. same with the picture at 10:18
I've been waiting for this..
lol love this channel
I'm glad these guys are there to protect us. We must have them, if we are the country who is spreading really Democracy .
It's a myth: democracy
Protect??????
"Limited domestic intelligence collection". Are you sure about that?
Limited in what types of intel they collect, not the quantity.
@@MrDK0010 they collect anything they want lmao. Watch Snowden on Netflix
Good, if they need it they'll take it.
@@MrDK0010 Good? Why is it good that they are invading the privacy of American Citizens?
;)
Combating corruption with corruption and being the best at it 🙏👍🏼 got it
Good info, but how do you counter them. For no particular reason just curious
The CIA goes to better parties.
Two video ideas number 1 overview of the texas rangers and number 2 overview of the 82nd airborne division
The purpose of the FBI is to uphold the rule of the law. The purpose of the CIA is to know what's going on around the world beyond America's borders (and take actions that benefit America's economic elite).
We do stuff within the border sometimes like when we those Chinese spies in our universities we just gave fbi the credit.
The purpose and training of CIA is to break laws in every nation on earth except our own. Why? Because espionage is illegal in every country on earth and that's what the job is...committing espionage.
@@dad2022 just like all other intelligence officers from different countries
@@ciaspecialactivitiesdivisi5867 lol yeah. ps..."your" name changed..."you" might wanna change it here on TH-cam so you can keep pretending and fooling others.
@@ciaspecialactivitiesdivisi5867 well of course you all have to give the FBI credit. They're the only ones that can arrest them. Out of the FBI and CIA. The CIA doesnt have arrest powers.
@General Discharge... So, how does Homeland Security agency fit into this or overlap shared responsibilities and fields?
at 4:46 radio of the guy knocking on the door falls out of its pouch or something
Boy Scouts vs National Guard
Differences: age and guns, that’s all.
Bruh did u really mention boyscout ?
@@jadengarcia5086 yes
@@Shevchenko_DBR9 don't compare some little kids groups to some grown men lol
@@jadengarcia5086 I’m just saying lol.
@@jadengarcia5086 as a former guardsmen, this is called a joke. Kinda.
Deuteronomy 32:23
“I will heap mischiefs upon them; I will spend mine arrows🔄 upon them.”
I'd like to see a video/PC game based on real cases & situations that both the FBI & CIA see on a daily basis. I definitely would see some influence from the, "Rainbow Six," franchise!
The image on the right in the thumbnail is SAS and CAG from Task Force Black is it not?
Probably isn't actually SAS although it is TF-Knight. It did have two SAS detachments and briefly one SBS, however it also had a large element of SFSG- comprising is Royal Marines Commanos and 2 PARA- Parachute Regiment. A lot of the photos you see are SFSG. Check out Liveth Forevermore. He has a video on it all. And other things. Pretty rad 🤙
@@oliverseager8154 well yeah possibly but SFSG is the support group for tier one assets in UKSF so it’s more likely it’s both. And possibly CAG not CIA SAC/SOG or SAD or GRS lol but it’s always possible there’s a spook there somewhere
Thanks for helping humanity continue to have a Right to be happy !!
Proper Honors and Respects to all...
Soooo I’m guessing FBI doesn’t have a maintenance unit , you know in case you need to change a light bulb or jump start a Tahoe
Both of these need to be brought to justice, they have run amuck for far too long, their arrogance and feeling of entitlement is over the top!!!!
So do you want to be the one to go tell them that?
@@nickfarbman9610 He might already be dead
@@yehanmudalige6596 😂😂
God, country and family. ..is the life for me....
When I was in the Marines I thought it would be cool to go CIA someday , they do some really cool missions over seas
They gonna drop a distrack against eachother or smth?
Interesting, have a like!