I love how he starts out the situation as a “hypothetical” but the longer he talks the more it becomes clear that he’s describing an actual case he prob participated in 😂😂😂
This may or may not have been a Cartel leader... it also may have been a completely different country he was describing. I had family members in the intelligence industry, I know how they think... or at least I believe I do.
I'll share an experience my wife and I once had, in case this helps make anybody else see things in a way that keeps them safe. Or, just in case someone out there finds it interesting. This happened well over a decade ago, in southern Arizona. We were driving together and had to stop for gas. She was going to pump the gas while I went in to get us something from the store. I hadn't taken two full steps away from the vehicle when a woman very quickly approached my wife. She wasn't quite threatening to look at, standing still, but her movements were off. Too hurried. I turned straight back around and stood by while this woman told my wife she had the same vehicle we did. She said she was having trouble getting her back seats to fold down, and was hoping my wife could climb into the back of her vehicle and help her. I know how dangerous this already sounds to anybody who has a mind for this sort of thing. I'm going to emphasize, here, that this woman did not look like she could present much of a threat, herself. I can see how somebody would believe they were just doing a favor for her. My wife and I were not that trusting then, and we certainly aren't, now. She replied, without missing a beat, that this wasn't her vehicle, and she really doesn't know anything about how the seats work. Then apologized and wished her luck. Whatever may have happened that day, we didn't have to find out. Weeks later, though, we did learn about people being murdered, by a woman, who was using this same tactic to lure people into her vehicle. Don't know if it was the same person, but it didn't make us feel any worse about sending the one we encountered on her way. Be polite, but assume the worst of people, and act accordingly. You can survive disappointing someone.
This exact scenario happened to me when I was homeless in Buffalo, New York in 1987. I was living in an emergency shelter because I had been deported from Canada when I was kicked out of my home by my mother and I was staying with my fiance in London, Ontario. He went home to Burlington, Ontario after school let out at the University of Western Ontario and his mother decided that if my own mother didn't want me, why should she have to take care of me? He was Filipino, the only child and the only son so, if anyone knows what that dynamic is like, you know exactly how that played out. I was a white girl, homeless and with no real prospects. I went to an emergency shelter in Hamilton, Ontario and a week later Immigration Canada caught up to me and deported me for being a burden on the Canadian government. I was working at a Burger King in Buffalo, New York, trying to earn enough money to get on my feet as I was only 18 years old and had just left my home on a little island off the coast of Maine. Some psycho that had been stalking me for a week or more punched my tires out with an ice pic so, I had to walk to my work, which was a mile away from the shelter. While enroute, a woman stopped me, an obvious hooker, and started to talk to me. The nah-nah-nahs were prickling on the back of my neck. I looked over my right shoulder to see one man trying to grab me at my five o'clock position and another closing in on my two o'clock position. Purely out of instinct, I rushed right into traffic in the middle of a four-lane major road, two lanes on each side and miraculously, not one car hit me. The man's left hand at my two o'clock position just grazed my right shoulder as I ran out into the street. A year or so later, while watching the original Equalizer with Edward Woodward, I saw an episode called the Lockbox where homeless women and runaways were being grabbed off the street, locked into rooms the size of a box, tied to beds and were beaten, raped and pumped full of drugs until they became prostitutes. This was, of course, long before I became a military police soldier. The good Lord was certainly looking out for me that day. There but for the grace of God go I. Remember, it's not just criminals, prostitutes and destitute people these things happen to but your normal daughters, mothers, nieces, even grandmothers that get grabbed.
This was an amazing story Jason but yes...distraction is a key criminal tactic. I've seen scenarios where a pair of thieves act as one will come up and ask you a question and while you look at them the other takes your phone/purse/wallet off the table. I always make it a habit of making sure if anyone comes up and asks me a question while I'm eating etc... to keep a hand on my belongings. Stay safe
I've seen an interesting distraction tactic. Walmart parking lots & even whole foods parking lots when cop car not in lot. Hot woman wearing white shirt & daisy dukes asking peeps if rjey want to buy a knife. I saw some guy staring daggers from behind a scummy van. Told woman that I only buy knives in stores. I think it would be bad for someone to hold the knife as the guy staring daggers could say his woman was being attacked.
I'm from Baltimore, and when I travel, my friends and family ask me why I'm paranoid when I travel. I had to remind them that watching me isn't good for them
I am sleeping in my car in Snoqualmie. WA. The police, State Patrol, Sheriffs, and businesses, vigilante citizens, have stalked, harassed, ans attackwd me numerous times by sabotaging my car, and injuring me. Does this opwn your eyes a bit
And thank you for the knowledge. ALL knowledge is good knowledge. I enjoy & learn from your videos. I can't believe there weren't more watching. I am in Massachusetts.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing I have your book you advertise too. I actually shared the book with mg neighbor. Now she and I actually sneak up on each other and do little fake attacks too try out things we learn. NOT every thing by any means; but what we can learn and implement that will but us running to safety time, or take them right out fast without lasting damage of course. I CANT wait to see more videos. Oh yes~ 6 children. I am the oldest of 6 girls & then at long last 2 boys. Your children are blessed indeed. Thank you so much for the personal safety skills. Self defense classes are out of the question due to financial issues. So I appreciate you even more. Blessings.
Paula, I'm not even gonna pretend to know 1/10th of what Jason does but we're kind of in the same boat since for me any kind of physical exercise is out of the question. But this means that we have to be absolutely ruthless and relentless when it comes to our personal safety. That means missing events in SF when you live in say Daly City because you're gonna have to take 3 buses at night to get home. Stuff like that.
Situational awareness is absolutely important as is, similarly a distracting injury (EMT here) - easy to get focused on something gross but relatively unimportant but meanwhile... another dangerous injury is a REAL problem
I grew up in southern Arizona. Some of the gangs down there had a tactic that relied on exactly what you're saying. Usually, the whole thing began with getting the victim drunk, but that wasn't always an option if the person wasn't on good terms with them. Either way, the injury that would get all the attention would be a head injury. Something that causes bleeding was ideal, since it would ensure any responders know this person, inebriated or not, suffered some head trauma. But while that person was knocked out, they would also drive something like a piece of rebar well up into their rectum, causing serious internal damage. Then they'd dress 'em back up like normal, and leave them to be discovered. The head injury would get the attention while they bled out internally. I don't have an explanation of why going to all of this trouble was worthwhile...
@@eljefeamericano4308 Man, when karma circles back to them I'm grateful I'm not them. Karma always finds a way to do worse than that to the ones involved. It's called the lake of fire.
It's a wise idea in general to be aware of your surroundings always. One time I was shopping in a grocery store and I had recently bought an expensive truck that was new. I was aware that this could make me a target, as criminals may assume that I was wealthy and follow me to my home or possibly track me. Shortly after entering the grocery store a woman came up to me and began a conversation first about how I "looked familiar" but before I could even respond she asked me about my necklace. There was nothing special about it, it was an eye, specifically the eye of Horus, it was cheap, I bought it off Amazon for like $10. I tried to be nice and keep talking to her, but something felt very weird and off. I wasn't indicating that I wanted the conversation, but she kept walking alongside me to keep me talking. Then she asked what school I went to. We'll just say I wouldn't have gone to the same school as her, this was impossible. As she was doing this, I was looking around and keeping watch. After my third attempt to end the conversation and resume shopping, I just abandoned my cart and walked back to my truck. I was alone, and I realize now that I should have asked for an escort to my vehicle. There were 3 suspicious gentlemen watching me walk outside that were talking with each other, but once I made eye contact with them, they scattered. I left that store and nothing happened.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing you know whats truly wild.... is these teams are used for company gains to, i remember hearing of a case about some top business guy in france who was kidnapped n signed over everything to an american company etc other things annoying targets in ur way, didnt obama have a thing setup with occupy wall street n shoot the leader of it? but everyoine realized the blowback would be to strong n support more movements against the 1% n welp me saying this ill have to keep my head on a swivel :| but also theres many many things but also other countries do this same thing but harder in 1st world countries because of police n the way our networks are setup, either local will get you, or state n if you avoid those fbi n if you TRULY are that good, then secret groups emerge to make SURE that even if mission A is a success everyone will know the digital footprint of said operator but hey what do i know im just some nobody :)
My elderly dad in Florida - sat in car in parking lot waiting on his wife. A young woman came up to the window to ask for money. While he was distracted her boyfriend attempted to enter the car from the other side. Fortunately door was locked. An officer told him later that this is common. if door is unlocked, you are at their mercy. Usually drive them somewhere and they take your money.
I'm amazed at how many people don't lock their car doors! I grew up in a kinda rough area, so that was just part of driving for me. When I moved to a quieter place, I was blown away by how many people never locked up their cars or houses.
Same thing happened to my Doctor father. At a motorway service stop, scary man, got in the passenger side(central locking) as my dad was getting seated. Very sneaky. He asked him what he wanted. Saoid nothing. Just drive. He suspected he had something in his jacket,he started praying. Took a long time to drop him off at the next stop. Took him several years before he told me, must have frightened the crap out of him, with a prolonged, threat to life involved. The way he described him, 'a Man' , 'this man' is seriously disturbing. Not after money,makes me wonder wtf.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing You are welcome! When I was a kid I wanted to be a spy or an undercover agent, but then I realized that I'd rather be an actor and filmmaker... it's a little bit less dangerous lol! I did get to do some spy things like sneaking to the Golden globes twice, Grammys, etc. then I realized that was getting dangerous so I stopped all that lol. anyway, thank you for your practical tips for us non-spies! I'll continue to watch the videos. In your years with the CIA did you ever have any experiences that could make a great movie? (This is probably a rhetorical question lol) If so, let me know, it would be awesome to produce a great spy thriller.
You do know they overlap? ARGO darlings? Actually, if I would have joined the CIA considering my theater background and the fact that I'm an artist and a designer, they would have had me shadow my beloved Auntie Jonna and her husband Tony and learn costumes, make up, disguises- you get the idea. The CIA is just like the Mafia- I'm sure there are tons of people who're " with the band " . Like Sean Penn or George Clooney.
Darling, if you're an actor - riddle me this. You've heard of Mikhail Chekhov I'm sure. He taught Uta Hagen, Stella Adler, Stanford Meisner and a scumbag named Lee Strassberg. But someone told me that he was actually married to Olga Chekhova- who was probably a double agent working for the Gestapo and secretly for the NKVD. If that's true, then how being married to Hitler's lover and a possible Gestapo agent got overlooked by the State Department and Chekhov was allowed to move to LA and teach such giants like Mom and Stella Adler? Operation Paperclip? AGAIN???
In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-team
A lil late to the party though having worked federal undercover(for those familiar, Group I UCO Operative), the only issue with "befriending" the local barber, waitress, etc., is that they were all on the local "narcotraficante peluca grande's" payroll, and in the rare chance that they were not, with the fear of the local cartel deeply imbedded within them, they would say absolutely nothing, and any attempt to "befriend" them or even start a conversation with them sent up MASSIVE red flags🚩, and a phone call would have been made prior to one even leaving the barber shop, restaurant, etc. Continued Success👊 RP
I'm not sure about that. Back in Queens I knew a police officer of Russian descent who used to do undercover work inside the Russian Mob. How about recruiting someone whom the intended target would never suspect? Like say the CIA wanted to get my brother and they recruited me or one of his children? Or instead of terrorizing his brother Michael into signing a lot of false confessions, they would have played it smart and let him " escape " somehow- of course with the visible signs of physical abuse on his body. Anything is possible if you're hiring people for their brains, ruthlessness and skills and not to fulfill the race quota. But that ship has sailed so it is what it is. And thanks to the losers by the name of Nuland and Kolomojsky, I would never work with the CIA or the FBI- like ever. Great job, ladies and gentlemen, go back to studying Das Kapital or Main Kampf or your proper personal pronouns. If Steve Rogers were real, he would be spinning in his grave, so " Heil Hydra! ".
It's interesting (to me) that you included a couple of clips from one of the Bourne movies. Is it possible that you might do a review of any one or the collective Bourne movies about what is basically real and what's all 'Hollywood'?
He is so right about the distraction. My friend almost got car jacked because a woman distracted her by pretending ot need a ride and once they got there, 2 men began walking up the car and thank God my friend noticed them.
Nah it's the CIA!!! of a country that's put people on the moon!!! If they really want to kidnap a fat person, they will find a way to do it, set up a sting operation and pretend to be his/her doctor and lure him/her into a clinic and then drug him/her and kidnap him/her or something. I am sure it's been done; we just don't know about it.
Thanks for explaining how kidnap operations happen. Criminal and law enforcement kidnap operations are pretty much the same--determine who the kidnap victim will be, why the kidnap will happen, plan out the kidnap for maximum success, have a means to move the victim where the purpose of the kidnap can be carried out. There are multiple fail points in the plan and a good plan will have nested contingencies including aborting the operation and having the kidnap team escape the area immediately. I have no known enemies at present. Doesn't mean that I'm not on anybody's enemies list--just I'm ignorant of having enemies. There's always the mistaken identity factor--Jason Hanson described how the CIA will take additional steps for positive identification to include surveilling the target and establishing the victim's behavior patterns. Not everybody is that careful. I've encountered multiple ringers--people who closely resembled other individuals that were living hundreds or thousands of miles away from them, never met, no relationship, but someone who could be mistaken for "a person of interest." Saddam Hussain reportedly had several doubles--as did Winston Churchill and Field Marshall Montgomery. Then there are just coincidences. I hope I don't look like one of the terrorists on the top ten most wanted list. My brother was in law enforcement, and he bragged that in his profession "the customer is always wrong." If I'm ever a kidnap target, it won't matter if I were mistaken for someone important or if I'm the real target--I'll be that customer who is always wrong. However, this video had a lot of lessons to unpack. Lessons that General Heinrich Kreipe and Adolf Eichmann could have benefitted from. General Kreipe was in charge of German forces occupying Crete during World War Two and British SOE agents captured him. Kreipe was a punctual creature of habit. These habits were used to plan an ambush and effect the capture. Adolf Eichmann violated the basic principle of leaving his entire life behind when he fled prosecution for war crimes. True, Eichmann had extremely motivated professionals on his trail when he was finally captured in 1960, but Eichmann had his family with him and there were other things that gave him away. If you've reason to drop off the face of Planet Earth, never forget that someone will be looking for you your entire life. When that someone has the limitless resources of a nation-state and all the time in the world, any connection to your old life compromises your new life. I wonder if a sex change would have thrown off the Mossad. Christine Jorgensen didn't abandon her old life, but would the Mossad have been looking for a woman? Studying these two cases shows where kidnap countermeasures failed. Kreipe was armed and had an armed bodyguard/chauffeur with him when kidnapped. Eichmann was armed and wary--but was lured into a trap. As I said, I don't know that I'm on anybody's list, but that's not enough to avoid being kidnapped. Modern skilled surveillance can be impossible to detect. Jason Hanson might be on someone's list, but he has taken measures to mitigate the risks and has allies looking out for him. The first countermeasure to being kidnapped is acknowledging "it can happen to me." The second kidnap countermeasure is staying off someone's enemies list. Third--be vigilant. Those three countermeasures will go far to keep you from becoming a victim. Or put it another way--when the strange man offers you candy to get into his white van, RUN AWAY.
And guys and gals don't forget that the predators are among us. If all you think about is " a stranger with candy in a white van ", you're gonna miss all the red flags when say your daughter tells you that Uncle Bill creeps her out.
@@deniseheupel8814 Nobody is forced, you sign a contract that says you will follow orders. As far as recruiting within I'm not sure what organization you are referring to. Sometimes very specialized military members are transferred to outside organizations temporarily under Title 50 which covers our country's covert operations. Hope that helps, if not feel free to ask.
FYI: I have found the East Coast of Mexico is fairly safe, and the special Turista Polica (Tourist Police that speak English) friendly, helpful and honest. The others, well I prefer not to go there. In many other parts of Mexico you don't need enemies to be kidnapped. If you look like someone that could be ransomed, you just might be. First time I heard a CIA "Officer" refer to the company as the Agency. Different strokes for different ghosts
That's why say if you're on a cruise people recommend the " official " " boring " excursions and not pretending you're Marco Polo. Plus, if you're on one of those and the bus breaks down, your PRINCESS is actually gonna wait for you.
Nobody seems to have any use for competition these days. But then again- there was no need for competition in the Soviet Union. At least not for the majority of people.
Correct me if I am wrong but 5:45 you had "Did you know? The CIA values psychological torture over physical torture" come onto the screen, but isn't the official stance of the US government that the US does not utilise torture at all?
@@buhdahto my question isn't about the fact. It's about a former CIA officer is stating on a public source that the CIA does in fact acknowledge it's preference for psychological torture over physical. It's a pretty big thing to be thrown out there.
20 years ago I used to know a group of approximately a dozen guys and girls that would work Time square ball drop and possibly a few fireworks displays in nice neighborhoods and that's all they had to do was I'm three gigs for the entire year and they all lived comfortably
Darling, we don't carry our Louis Vuittons or expensive camera equipment with us in SF anymore. It's a kiss of death. A couple of months ago a photographer was attacked at the Palace of Fine Arts WHILE WORKING and got seriously hurt trying to protect his hugely expensive camera. It used to be that I would see a really good camera and go, " I would give anything for one of those. " Now if I see a guy on the Wharf with a good camera, I would be like, " What a mental retard! "
Another thing I noticed, the “new” normal is everyone on their phones.... THE sad truth is someone not on their phone is high percentage person up to NO good
My daughter and I were out in my Lamborghini and noticed the same car too often to be natural. We took a very confusing way home and then had our garage door open so we could zoom in and close it. It was probably someone just admiring the car but no chances.
He said “no shoot out”. I was with him all the way until the glossed over “disabled his body guards, no shots fired” part. That’s the hard part. No mention how two carloads of armed bodyguards were disabled. We are all aware of the distraction, but how ere they “disabled?”
I would have wanted to see Jason and his team trying to disable my brother's or Valery Bolotov's bodyguards back in 2014 in Lugansk. That's one of the reasons The Blake Association started bombing Donbass. They wanted to terrorize the ordinary citizens to the point where they themselves would arrest Tsarev, Bolotov, Strelkov, Gubarev, Mozgovoj, etc and turn them over to Kolomojsky and the Gestapo/SBU. It could have worked- but they forgot that Kolomojsky has a reputation of someone who never keeps his word. So nobody took his bounties seriously.
Yes my dearest? You want me to cater your sister's wedding? I'm a bit busy these days- I promised to cater Zelensky's funeral but if you're a friend of Jason's...🤣
It's also important to be aware of your surroundings, particularly changes to what you see in familiar surroundings. It's not just kidnappings by organised crime organisations but also other criminal activities such as plain old burglary which have tells that really stand out for someone who pays attention to his or her little piece of the world.
I am pretty positive ISA( Intelligence Support Activity) is helping the CIA in those instances. But either, absolutely correct situational awareness at all times, used to hear that all the time in the military.
Or the agency can have operatives all dressed like rappers and grab the guy and fire some shots "gangsta style" without hitting someone. It may be written off as two groups having "artistic differences!"
How about recruiting someone close to the intended target who can slip an old fashioned Mikey into his drink and " escort " him home? " Guys, he's gonna be fine, he just needs to walk this off. " And she leads him right into Jason's warm and loving embrace. But by that time it's way too late and our little kidnapping is a huge success. Whoever wants this idea like for a movie or something- I'm not gonna sue for stealing my idea. I'm gonna be dead in two years anyhow. Jason, if any of your kids is an aspiring screenwriter and wants this- he/she can try and run with it.
1:05 faceoff was a cool movie. But like the ending just went on for song long after that church scene then boats etc...like swordfish the movie crowds like ready to leave
another thing about distraction--ever pull up to get money out of your ATM and you put your automatic transmission into Park? well, what happens? your car door locks might pop open, so you're vunerable to someone who sneaks up and sneaks in. Put your transmission into Neutral and keep your foot on the brake.
Say what? A good agent should be able to move easily between different cultures ( especially if he or she is bicultural or multicultural )- fitting into your intended environment should be a walk in the park.
In the crowd- like the Wharf or the Embarcadero? The Wokesters would commit a ritual seppuku before they say that someone " doesn't belong " in SF. But " a crazy homeless person " could be a nice little distraction. Wait a bloody minute- maybe the other day when two like totally " gone " people ( a Black man and a White woman ) started going at each other on Beach, maybe somewhere two blocks down Jason's star pupils were attempting to " rendition " some poor drug dealer? 🤣
Like practicing sleight of hand, i always explain what they think is happening is just an excuse to do something else for a bigger greater goal. They always are surprised. Its a natural disguise in what they perceive as normal, same instance here
Let's say that the drug lord has done his homework. Let's say that this drug lord has a spider sense. This drug lord might then be inclined to bait the opposing force into making a move, even a small one. Seems like an eventuality.
A genuine homeless person would not be asking for money. When I was homeless, my friends would stand by McD's or Wendy's and the people who had a couple of extra bucks on them would just buy them something to eat. I'm not arguing for not giving cash- just be conscious that he may buy say cigarettes with your money.
I know it sounds naive but if you're a religious person, just give the cash and let the Lord make sure that the homeless person spends it on a Coke- and not on coke.
Jason, guys, you're gonna die! Yesterday I was on the F streetcar on the Wharf, we're nearing the place where the famous crab sign and the now closed Alioto's stand and there is a homeless guy holding a sign, " I'M NOT GONNA LIE- I NEED A BEER! " 🤣
I am not a person who has committed any crimes I don't use drugs just a country bumpkin in a small po dunk community in Alabama where crime is low to almost non existent, but because of all of the unhinged drug crazy thugs that are now a part of our society I am very cautious always alert and aware of my environment no matter where I am,in addition I am fully capable of physically defending myself against any threat without hesitation when necessary.I am always armed and legally so. I recommend that all people who can legally carry a firearm do so and know when it is legal to use it in a situation where your life is in danger,it starts with fully knowing your state and federal laws. We just can no longer take our safety for granted as we live in a very dangerous time in our country.
True but in the case of Darya Dugina I'll go to my grave believing that it was Darya- and not her father- who was the intended target. Aleksandr Dugin was supposed to watch.
There definitely is such a thing as ex CIA. It's not like the Marines. The CIA is entirely political and directly serves under the President. Consequentially the objectives can completely change with administration changes. If you are not in, during the current admin, you are not in the know.
So basically you want to be like the man who is afraid of germs, make sure to always use a napkin when you touch anything or wear gloves and never get a haircut out of your house
The CIA has lost their mind then. Their vehicles are armored and weigh like 6000 lbs, good luck crashing one. The bodyguards are trained to get the boss out of harms way asap and they'd instantly get him away from the crash site and into the building. Or he'd stay inside the vehicle until the situation is under control. Drug lords bodyguards are heavily armed. 50 cals AKs ARs you name it. This ain't splinter cell. You'd all get swiss cheesed 😭
DNA from cut hair? Very tricky. DNA is usually extracted from hair follicles at the root of the hair. This is why it't taken out of a hair brush, a comb or single once which you lost and are on your cloths or car seat.
Jason, you can ignore me until the cows come home but the question remains- why wasn't your precious darling Bandera assigned bodyguards after Stashinsky killed ... what was his name- Regert? And why wasn't the West German Intel looking for Regert's killer?
Study personal security team techniques and procedures. Learn how those teams protect their principals and identify adversaries. Be smart about it, because their personal security teams have seen it all. Penetration attempts usually fail by not understanding how the enemy security teams think and operate.
I have a condition in one eye. Had an unpleasant experience with a guy staying behind me, and it felt like he stayed in my blind spot on purpose. Does anyone know any Wristwatch/mirror combos that i can get?
Now it makes sense more with training I went through. The instructors would punish us more if we got distracted with side stuff during training missions for major targets. 🤔 We were part of secondary perimeter security during certain extractions with groups higher then our team.
I went to a hypocritical Latino Restaurant called El Chappos. They had the best queso Blanco around but I realized I'd been eating hypocritical salsa and queso the entire time.
Hi, I am French and I thought that the FBI could only intervene on American soil and that the CIA could only intervene outside the USA. But it seems that my belief in this fact is wrong, if I understood the video correctly, the CIA can also conduct domestic operations? If so, is it only possible on people who do not have American nationality? Thank you in advance to the person or persons who will take the time to educate me on this subject.
@@tatianalyulkin410 thanks for explaining that to me. One last question, was this true in the past or has it always been so (true in the main but with some exceptions)? 🙂
Touchy subject: Jason,we all know that intelligence agencies work on the outskirts, or sometimes just beyond what regular people consider "the law". We also all know,that sabotage is an extension of the country's politics,just like war. How do you (as a person, possibly : a patriot) deal with doing naughty things in the name of greater good? I know it's somewhat personal, but at the same time, I'm avoiding asking for any details. I'm just curious about general approach of the agents (not only the CIA). Have a great day and stay safe,man. P.s.: Dude..."CoCo Bongo" club. I'm starting your fan club xd
I love how he starts out the situation as a “hypothetical” but the longer he talks the more it becomes clear that he’s describing an actual case he prob participated in 😂😂😂
gotta love the like reaction from the dude atlest he isnt hiding it lol!!!!
This may or may not have been a Cartel leader... it also may have been a completely different country he was describing. I had family members in the intelligence industry, I know how they think... or at least I believe I do.
Yeah....wink-wink...nod-nod
If he has participated, I would like for him to tell us.
@@buhdahto he can neither confirm nor deny that
I'll share an experience my wife and I once had, in case this helps make anybody else see things in a way that keeps them safe. Or, just in case someone out there finds it interesting. This happened well over a decade ago, in southern Arizona.
We were driving together and had to stop for gas. She was going to pump the gas while I went in to get us something from the store. I hadn't taken two full steps away from the vehicle when a woman very quickly approached my wife. She wasn't quite threatening to look at, standing still, but her movements were off. Too hurried. I turned straight back around and stood by while this woman told my wife she had the same vehicle we did. She said she was having trouble getting her back seats to fold down, and was hoping my wife could climb into the back of her vehicle and help her.
I know how dangerous this already sounds to anybody who has a mind for this sort of thing. I'm going to emphasize, here, that this woman did not look like she could present much of a threat, herself. I can see how somebody would believe they were just doing a favor for her. My wife and I were not that trusting then, and we certainly aren't, now. She replied, without missing a beat, that this wasn't her vehicle, and she really doesn't know anything about how the seats work. Then apologized and wished her luck.
Whatever may have happened that day, we didn't have to find out. Weeks later, though, we did learn about people being murdered, by a woman, who was using this same tactic to lure people into her vehicle. Don't know if it was the same person, but it didn't make us feel any worse about sending the one we encountered on her way.
Be polite, but assume the worst of people, and act accordingly. You can survive disappointing someone.
Great example, thanks for sharing
@@dogtrainingmexico No problem!
when someone asks how to work the rear seat, remind them its explained in the owner's manual
Thanks again brother!
Thanks for watching too! Stay safe and God bless!
This exact scenario happened to me when I was homeless in Buffalo, New York in 1987.
I was living in an emergency shelter because I had been deported from Canada when I was kicked out of my home by my mother and I was staying with my fiance in London, Ontario.
He went home to Burlington, Ontario after school let out at the University of Western Ontario and his mother decided that if my own mother didn't want me, why should she have to take care of me?
He was Filipino, the only child and the only son so, if anyone knows what that dynamic is like, you know exactly how that played out.
I was a white girl, homeless and with no real prospects.
I went to an emergency shelter in Hamilton, Ontario and a week later Immigration Canada caught up to me and deported me for being a burden on the Canadian government.
I was working at a Burger King in Buffalo, New York, trying to earn enough money to get on my feet as I was only 18 years old and had just left my home on a little island off the coast of Maine.
Some psycho that had been stalking me for a week or more punched my tires out with an ice pic so, I had to walk to my work, which was a mile away from the shelter.
While enroute, a woman stopped me, an obvious hooker, and started to talk to me.
The nah-nah-nahs were prickling on the back of my neck.
I looked over my right shoulder to see one man trying to grab me at my five o'clock position and another closing in on my two o'clock position.
Purely out of instinct, I rushed right into traffic in the middle of a four-lane major road, two lanes on each side and miraculously, not one car hit me.
The man's left hand at my two o'clock position just grazed my right shoulder as I ran out into the street.
A year or so later, while watching the original Equalizer with Edward Woodward, I saw an episode called the Lockbox where homeless women and runaways were being grabbed off the street, locked into rooms the size of a box, tied to beds and were beaten, raped and pumped full of drugs until they became prostitutes.
This was, of course, long before I became a military police soldier.
The good Lord was certainly looking out for me that day.
There but for the grace of God go I.
Remember, it's not just criminals, prostitutes and destitute people these things happen to but your normal daughters, mothers, nieces, even grandmothers that get grabbed.
Just wondering what island town in Maine as that's my home state
@@Sworddove ok I'm from Calais
@@Sworddove lol yes a downeastah.ya I'm like 50 min from mechais
I'll b back down that way in a month or so I go to Waterville everyday when I say in west Gardner I can't wait to get outta here n back down that way
We're you from Vinal Haven or North Haven? Or possibly Mattinicus? I'm from ME, just curious.
This was an amazing story Jason but yes...distraction is a key criminal tactic. I've seen scenarios where a pair of thieves act as one will come up and ask you a question and while you look at them the other takes your phone/purse/wallet off the table. I always make it a habit of making sure if anyone comes up and asks me a question while I'm eating etc... to keep a hand on my belongings. Stay safe
Why would you have your wallet on the table before the bill arrives? I always prefer to go to the cash register to pay.
@@tatianalyulkin410 I personally would never do that. I was using it as an example
I've seen an interesting distraction tactic. Walmart parking lots & even whole foods parking lots when cop car not in lot.
Hot woman wearing white shirt & daisy dukes asking peeps if rjey want to buy a knife. I saw some guy staring daggers from behind a scummy van.
Told woman that I only buy knives in stores.
I think it would be bad for someone to hold the knife as the guy staring daggers could say his woman was being attacked.
Make sure!
You are a genius sir better than Einstein thank you for this comment
I'm from Baltimore, and when I travel, my friends and family ask me why I'm paranoid when I travel. I had to remind them that watching me isn't good for them
I'm so glad we don't live in a country where the party in power uses armed law enforcement against the party out of power.
Well, I don't call them Wokester Bolshevik garbage for nothing.
HAHA
Yeah, like that United State…
I am sleeping in my car in Snoqualmie. WA. The police, State Patrol, Sheriffs, and businesses, vigilante citizens, have stalked, harassed, ans attackwd me numerous times by sabotaging my car, and injuring me. Does this opwn your eyes a bit
@@roben9580Seek Jesus, attend Church become a member…
And thank you for the knowledge. ALL knowledge is good knowledge. I enjoy & learn from your videos. I can't believe there weren't more watching. I am in Massachusetts.
I appreciate your support. Thank you for tuning in, I have a lot more in store for you.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing I have your book you advertise too. I actually shared the book with mg neighbor. Now she and I actually sneak up on each other and do little fake attacks too try out things we learn. NOT every thing by any means; but what we can learn and implement that will but us running to safety time, or take them right out fast without lasting damage of course. I CANT wait to see more videos. Oh yes~ 6 children. I am the oldest of 6 girls & then at long last 2 boys. Your children are blessed indeed. Thank you so much for the personal safety skills. Self defense classes are out of the question due to financial issues. So I appreciate you even more. Blessings.
Paula, I'm not even gonna pretend to know 1/10th of what Jason does but we're kind of in the same boat since for me any kind of physical exercise is out of the question. But this means that we have to be absolutely ruthless and relentless when it comes to our personal safety. That means missing events in SF when you live in say Daly City because you're gonna have to take 3 buses at night to get home. Stuff like that.
Situational awareness is absolutely important as is, similarly a distracting injury (EMT here) - easy to get focused on something gross but relatively unimportant but meanwhile... another dangerous injury is a REAL problem
Yeah community policing by first responders is one of those REAL PROBLEMS.
I grew up in southern Arizona. Some of the gangs down there had a tactic that relied on exactly what you're saying. Usually, the whole thing began with getting the victim drunk, but that wasn't always an option if the person wasn't on good terms with them. Either way, the injury that would get all the attention would be a head injury. Something that causes bleeding was ideal, since it would ensure any responders know this person, inebriated or not, suffered some head trauma. But while that person was knocked out, they would also drive something like a piece of rebar well up into their rectum, causing serious internal damage. Then they'd dress 'em back up like normal, and leave them to be discovered. The head injury would get the attention while they bled out internally.
I don't have an explanation of why going to all of this trouble was worthwhile...
@@eljefeamericano4308 Man, when karma circles back to them I'm grateful I'm not them. Karma always finds a way to do worse than that to the ones involved. It's called the lake of fire.
It's a wise idea in general to be aware of your surroundings always. One time I was shopping in a grocery store and I had recently bought an expensive truck that was new. I was aware that this could make me a target, as criminals may assume that I was wealthy and follow me to my home or possibly track me. Shortly after entering the grocery store a woman came up to me and began a conversation first about how I "looked familiar" but before I could even respond she asked me about my necklace. There was nothing special about it, it was an eye, specifically the eye of Horus, it was cheap, I bought it off Amazon for like $10. I tried to be nice and keep talking to her, but something felt very weird and off. I wasn't indicating that I wanted the conversation, but she kept walking alongside me to keep me talking. Then she asked what school I went to. We'll just say I wouldn't have gone to the same school as her, this was impossible. As she was doing this, I was looking around and keeping watch. After my third attempt to end the conversation and resume shopping, I just abandoned my cart and walked back to my truck. I was alone, and I realize now that I should have asked for an escort to my vehicle. There were 3 suspicious gentlemen watching me walk outside that were talking with each other, but once I made eye contact with them, they scattered. I left that store and nothing happened.
Wow people are getting more savvy to the art/skill of distraction which we can always utilize in a tight spot as well.
Awareness is key. I'm glad you found this video helpful, Paula.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing you know whats truly wild.... is these teams are used for company gains to, i remember hearing of a case about some top business guy in france who was kidnapped n signed over everything to an american company etc other things annoying targets in ur way, didnt obama have a thing setup with occupy wall street n shoot the leader of it? but everyoine realized the blowback would be to strong n support more movements against the 1% n welp me saying this ill have to keep my head on a swivel :| but also theres many many things but also other countries do this same thing but harder in 1st world countries because of police n the way our networks are setup, either local will get you, or state n if you avoid those fbi n if you TRULY are that good, then secret groups emerge to make SURE that even if mission A is a success everyone will know the digital footprint of said operator but hey what do i know im just some nobody :)
My elderly dad in Florida - sat in car in parking lot waiting on his wife. A young woman came up to the window to ask for money. While he was distracted her boyfriend attempted to enter the car from the other side. Fortunately door was locked. An officer told him later that this is common. if door is unlocked, you are at their mercy. Usually drive them somewhere and they take your money.
I'm amazed at how many people don't lock their car doors! I grew up in a kinda rough area, so that was just part of driving for me. When I moved to a quieter place, I was blown away by how many people never locked up their cars or houses.
Same thing happened to my Doctor father. At a motorway service stop, scary man, got in the passenger side(central locking) as my dad was getting seated. Very sneaky. He asked him what he wanted. Saoid nothing. Just drive. He suspected he had something in his jacket,he started praying. Took a long time to drop him off at the next stop. Took him several years before he told me, must have frightened the crap out of him, with a prolonged, threat to life involved. The way he described him, 'a Man' , 'this man' is seriously disturbing. Not after money,makes me wonder wtf.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Dang your channel is blowing up brotha. I'm loving these videos!
Thanks for the support!
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing You are welcome! When I was a kid I wanted to be a spy or an undercover agent, but then I realized that I'd rather be an actor and filmmaker... it's a little bit less dangerous lol! I did get to do some spy things like sneaking to the Golden globes twice, Grammys, etc. then I realized that was getting dangerous so I stopped all that lol.
anyway, thank you for your practical tips for us non-spies! I'll continue to watch the videos.
In your years with the CIA did you ever have any experiences that could make a great movie? (This is probably a rhetorical question lol) If so, let me know, it would be awesome to produce a great spy thriller.
You do know they overlap? ARGO darlings? Actually, if I would have joined the CIA considering my theater background and the fact that I'm an artist and a designer, they would have had me shadow my beloved Auntie Jonna and her husband Tony and learn costumes, make up, disguises- you get the idea. The CIA is just like the Mafia- I'm sure there are tons of people who're " with the band " . Like Sean Penn or George Clooney.
Darling, if you're an actor - riddle me this. You've heard of Mikhail Chekhov I'm sure. He taught Uta Hagen, Stella Adler, Stanford Meisner and a scumbag named Lee Strassberg. But someone told me that he was actually married to Olga Chekhova- who was probably a double agent working for the Gestapo and secretly for the NKVD. If that's true, then how being married to Hitler's lover and a possible Gestapo agent got overlooked by the State Department and Chekhov was allowed to move to LA and teach such giants like Mom and Stella Adler? Operation Paperclip? AGAIN???
Thank you Sir.
Another great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I think the most interesting part is how two teams of security guards were "disabled" without a shot fired.
I really enjoy your videos!
Next time there's fireworks I'm not looking. It's got to be a distraction...
Love your channel
I like the distraction awareness tip Jason. 😊
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit.
These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground.
Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune.
If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-team
Thank for the tip.
A lil late to the party though having worked federal undercover(for those familiar, Group I UCO Operative), the only issue with "befriending" the local barber, waitress, etc., is that they were all on the local "narcotraficante peluca grande's" payroll, and in the rare chance that they were not, with the fear of the local cartel deeply imbedded within them, they would say absolutely nothing, and any attempt to "befriend" them or even start a conversation with them sent up MASSIVE red flags🚩, and a phone call would have been made prior to one even leaving the barber shop, restaurant, etc.
Continued Success👊
RP
I'm not sure about that. Back in Queens I knew a police officer of Russian descent who used to do undercover work inside the Russian Mob. How about recruiting someone whom the intended target would never suspect? Like say the CIA wanted to get my brother and they recruited me or one of his children? Or instead of terrorizing his brother Michael into signing a lot of false confessions, they would have played it smart and let him " escape " somehow- of course with the visible signs of physical abuse on his body. Anything is possible if you're hiring people for their brains, ruthlessness and skills and not to fulfill the race quota. But that ship has sailed so it is what it is. And thanks to the losers by the name of Nuland and Kolomojsky, I would never work with the CIA or the FBI- like ever. Great job, ladies and gentlemen, go back to studying Das Kapital or Main Kampf or your proper personal pronouns. If Steve Rogers were real, he would be spinning in his grave, so " Heil Hydra! ".
It's interesting (to me) that you included a couple of clips from one of the Bourne movies. Is it possible that you might do a review of any one or the collective Bourne movies about what is basically real and what's all 'Hollywood'?
He is so right about the distraction. My friend almost got car jacked because a woman distracted her by pretending ot need a ride and once they got there, 2 men began walking up the car and thank God my friend noticed them.
Thank you for your service !
Always here to serve. God Bless 🇺🇸
Great video!
One item you didn't mention is that fat people are harder to kidnap.
I can neither confirm nor deny. Thank you for the humor. God Bless 🇺🇸
Nah it's the CIA!!! of a country that's put people on the moon!!! If they really want to kidnap a fat person, they will find a way to do it, set up a sting operation and pretend to be his/her doctor and lure him/her into a clinic and then drug him/her and kidnap him/her or something. I am sure it's been done; we just don't know about it.
Thanks for explaining how kidnap operations happen. Criminal and law enforcement kidnap operations are pretty much the same--determine who the kidnap victim will be, why the kidnap will happen, plan out the kidnap for maximum success, have a means to move the victim where the purpose of the kidnap can be carried out. There are multiple fail points in the plan and a good plan will have nested contingencies including aborting the operation and having the kidnap team escape the area immediately.
I have no known enemies at present. Doesn't mean that I'm not on anybody's enemies list--just I'm ignorant of having enemies. There's always the mistaken identity factor--Jason Hanson described how the CIA will take additional steps for positive identification to include surveilling the target and establishing the victim's behavior patterns. Not everybody is that careful. I've encountered multiple ringers--people who closely resembled other individuals that were living hundreds or thousands of miles away from them, never met, no relationship, but someone who could be mistaken for "a person of interest." Saddam Hussain reportedly had several doubles--as did Winston Churchill and Field Marshall Montgomery. Then there are just coincidences. I hope I don't look like one of the terrorists on the top ten most wanted list. My brother was in law enforcement, and he bragged that in his profession "the customer is always wrong." If I'm ever a kidnap target, it won't matter if I were mistaken for someone important or if I'm the real target--I'll be that customer who is always wrong. However, this video had a lot of lessons to unpack.
Lessons that General Heinrich Kreipe and Adolf Eichmann could have benefitted from. General Kreipe was in charge of German forces occupying Crete during World War Two and British SOE agents captured him. Kreipe was a punctual creature of habit. These habits were used to plan an ambush and effect the capture. Adolf Eichmann violated the basic principle of leaving his entire life behind when he fled prosecution for war crimes. True, Eichmann had extremely motivated professionals on his trail when he was finally captured in 1960, but Eichmann had his family with him and there were other things that gave him away. If you've reason to drop off the face of Planet Earth, never forget that someone will be looking for you your entire life. When that someone has the limitless resources of a nation-state and all the time in the world, any connection to your old life compromises your new life. I wonder if a sex change would have thrown off the Mossad. Christine Jorgensen didn't abandon her old life, but would the Mossad have been looking for a woman? Studying these two cases shows where kidnap countermeasures failed. Kreipe was armed and had an armed bodyguard/chauffeur with him when kidnapped. Eichmann was armed and wary--but was lured into a trap. As I said, I don't know that I'm on anybody's list, but that's not enough to avoid being kidnapped.
Modern skilled surveillance can be impossible to detect. Jason Hanson might be on someone's list, but he has taken measures to mitigate the risks and has allies looking out for him. The first countermeasure to being kidnapped is acknowledging "it can happen to me." The second kidnap countermeasure is staying off someone's enemies list. Third--be vigilant. Those three countermeasures will go far to keep you from becoming a victim. Or put it another way--when the strange man offers you candy to get into his white van, RUN AWAY.
And guys and gals don't forget that the predators are among us. If all you think about is " a stranger with candy in a white van ", you're gonna miss all the red flags when say your daughter tells you that Uncle Bill creeps her out.
Great post, and very good points.
I watched all of this presentation .
You might not want to get into it but a video about how certain military members are transferred to the company under Title 50 might be a good one.
They force people into the job?
@@deniseheupel8814 Can you be more specific with your question? I'm not sure I understand.
@@KeyboardWarrior101st the military forces some of their guys into the job? They recruit from within their ranks, is what I'm hearing you say?
@@deniseheupel8814 Nobody is forced, you sign a contract that says you will follow orders. As far as recruiting within I'm not sure what organization you are referring to. Sometimes very specialized military members are transferred to outside organizations temporarily under Title 50 which covers our country's covert operations. Hope that helps, if not feel free to ask.
Jason on camera: Hypothetically
Jason off camera: Bro did I ever tell you about the time I kidnapped a drug lord for the CIA
FYI: I have found the East Coast of Mexico is fairly safe, and the special Turista Polica (Tourist Police that speak English) friendly, helpful and honest. The others, well I prefer not to go there. In many other parts of Mexico you don't need enemies to be kidnapped. If you look like someone that could be ransomed, you just might be. First time I heard a CIA "Officer" refer to the company as the Agency. Different strokes for different ghosts
What are you talking about- it's as common as seeing the crazy homeless people on the Wharf in SF. What would YOU call them? The Blake Association?
That's why say if you're on a cruise people recommend the " official " " boring " excursions and not pretending you're Marco Polo. Plus, if you're on one of those and the bus breaks down, your PRINCESS is actually gonna wait for you.
The CIA doesn't like competition.
Nobody seems to have any use for competition these days. But then again- there was no need for competition in the Soviet Union. At least not for the majority of people.
Correct me if I am wrong but 5:45 you had "Did you know? The CIA values psychological torture over physical torture" come onto the screen, but isn't the official stance of the US government that the US does not utilise torture at all?
@Maccanarchy: How many of us actually believe the U.S. government does not torture people?
@@buhdahto my question isn't about the fact. It's about a former CIA officer is stating on a public source that the CIA does in fact acknowledge it's preference for psychological torture over physical. It's a pretty big thing to be thrown out there.
@@Maccanarchy My own belief is that they prefer to use physical torture rather than psychological torture.
Mate, it's been fun but your clearly missing the point.
@@Maccanarchy All right, I see your point is that he is telling the whole world the CIA tortures people, no matter how much they deny it.
I'd love to attend your in person course out on youu ranch...I can't seem to find any information...is there a website
Need to get some new back tires on that Dodge behind you brother! Those look virtually bald! 😂
20 years ago I used to know a group of approximately a dozen guys and girls that would work Time square ball drop and possibly a few fireworks displays in nice neighborhoods and that's all they had to do was I'm three gigs for the entire year and they all lived comfortably
Darling, we don't carry our Louis Vuittons or expensive camera equipment with us in SF anymore. It's a kiss of death. A couple of months ago a photographer was attacked at the Palace of Fine Arts WHILE WORKING and got seriously hurt trying to protect his hugely expensive camera. It used to be that I would see a really good camera and go, " I would give anything for one of those. " Now if I see a guy on the Wharf with a good camera, I would be like, " What a mental retard! "
What's a im 3 gig
Another thing I noticed, the “new” normal is everyone on their phones.... THE sad truth is someone not on their phone is high percentage person up to NO good
I would agree but I’m rarely on my phone in public, (anxiety)because I’m always looking out for someone up to NO good.
What is the best way to do a dry cleaning run?
1:38 - Is your real last name... Bourne? 😯😯
My daughter and I were out in my Lamborghini and noticed the same car too often to be natural. We took a very confusing way home and then had our garage door open so we could zoom in and close it. It was probably someone just admiring the car but no chances.
I’m interested in Spy ranch training as well
He said “no shoot out”. I was with him all the way until the glossed over “disabled his body guards, no shots fired” part. That’s the hard part. No mention how two carloads of armed bodyguards were disabled. We are all aware of the distraction, but how ere they “disabled?”
I would have wanted to see Jason and his team trying to disable my brother's or Valery Bolotov's bodyguards back in 2014 in Lugansk. That's one of the reasons The Blake Association started bombing Donbass. They wanted to terrorize the ordinary citizens to the point where they themselves would arrest Tsarev, Bolotov, Strelkov, Gubarev, Mozgovoj, etc and turn them over to Kolomojsky and the Gestapo/SBU. It could have worked- but they forgot that Kolomojsky has a reputation of someone who never keeps his word. So nobody took his bounties seriously.
@@tatianalyulkin410
Yes my dearest? You want me to cater your sister's wedding? I'm a bit busy these days- I promised to cater Zelensky's funeral but if you're a friend of Jason's...🤣
Jason, it just hit me- what if my brother and Edward Snowden are watching your videos? 🤣
It's also important to be aware of your surroundings, particularly changes to what you see in familiar surroundings. It's not just kidnappings by organised crime organisations but also other criminal activities such as plain old burglary which have tells that really stand out for someone who pays attention to his or her little piece of the world.
Moral of the story, quit staring at car accidents, mind your own business and get the heck out of everyone else's way. (Posting for a friend)
Thanks for shedding light on this. The person that was kidnapped, is this person alive or dead?
More than likely the drug lord now works for cia selling drugs
yup ... ty
I am pretty positive ISA( Intelligence Support Activity) is helping the CIA in those instances. But either, absolutely correct situational awareness at all times, used to hear that all the time in the military.
Or the agency can have operatives all dressed like rappers and grab the guy and fire some shots "gangsta style" without hitting someone. It may be written off as two groups having "artistic differences!"
How about recruiting someone close to the intended target who can slip an old fashioned Mikey into his drink and " escort " him home? " Guys, he's gonna be fine, he just needs to walk this off. " And she leads him right into Jason's warm and loving embrace. But by that time it's way too late and our little kidnapping is a huge success. Whoever wants this idea like for a movie or something- I'm not gonna sue for stealing my idea. I'm gonna be dead in two years anyhow. Jason, if any of your kids is an aspiring screenwriter and wants this- he/she can try and run with it.
How many times can I put my name in the intro
Jason Hanson: yes
Drug lord or hydro powered car developer
1:05 faceoff was a cool movie. But like the ending just went on for song long after that church scene then boats etc...like swordfish the movie crowds like ready to leave
GREAT PIONTS!! Always GOOD TO NO GUBERMENT IS ON YO SIDE. m
another thing about distraction--ever pull up to get money out of your ATM and you put your automatic transmission into Park? well, what happens? your car door locks might pop open, so you're vunerable to someone who sneaks up and sneaks in. Put your transmission into Neutral and keep your foot on the brake.
So, hypothetically, if I wanted to hypothetically kidnap a hypothetical person, this is how I would hypothetically do so?
Its also how to know when somebody in the crowd doesn't belong there lol. You can always spot them in the crowd too hahah.
Its tricky stuff Mr!
Say what? A good agent should be able to move easily between different cultures ( especially if he or she is bicultural or multicultural )- fitting into your intended environment should be a walk in the park.
In the crowd- like the Wharf or the Embarcadero? The Wokesters would commit a ritual seppuku before they say that someone " doesn't belong " in SF. But " a crazy homeless person " could be a nice little distraction. Wait a bloody minute- maybe the other day when two like totally " gone " people ( a Black man and a White woman ) started going at each other on Beach, maybe somewhere two blocks down Jason's star pupils were attempting to " rendition " some poor drug dealer? 🤣
Like practicing sleight of hand, i always explain what they think is happening is just an excuse to do something else for a bigger greater goal. They always are surprised. Its a natural disguise in what they perceive as normal, same instance here
Jason, I want to purchase one of your books and a tactical pen but I'm an American citizen living in Vietnam. Do you ship to Vietnam?
I guarded an airport hanger in the middle east, northeast Africa, they do indeed kidnap and water board! Qfr oef 1 desert spring September 17th 2001
Think your truck needs some new tires ! lol
Where were the cvs executives taken too?
Living here in Baltimore is definitely like that!!! LOL
Absolutely hypothetical I'm sure.😂
Let's say that the drug lord has done his homework.
Let's say that this drug lord has a spider sense.
This drug lord might then be inclined to bait the opposing force into making a move, even a small one.
Seems like an eventuality.
That first did you know tip... your name isn't Jason Hanson 😳
I'd like to know how the bodyguards were "neutralised" with out a shot being fired...
All of these what ifs seem like they actually happened especially the waiter part lol
If a person's asking for gas money it's less likely to be a con simply because it's not as likely to get money as asking for food.
Its evident in many cases but not always. If someone is asking for food, most of the time it's more genuine. 🇺🇸
A genuine homeless person would not be asking for money. When I was homeless, my friends would stand by McD's or Wendy's and the people who had a couple of extra bucks on them would just buy them something to eat. I'm not arguing for not giving cash- just be conscious that he may buy say cigarettes with your money.
I know it sounds naive but if you're a religious person, just give the cash and let the Lord make sure that the homeless person spends it on a Coke- and not on coke.
I know a lot of people ( especially " ex " homeless ) who would make it clear that it's food or nothing.
Jason, guys, you're gonna die! Yesterday I was on the F streetcar on the Wharf, we're nearing the place where the famous crab sign and the now closed Alioto's stand and there is a homeless guy holding a sign, " I'M NOT GONNA LIE- I NEED A BEER! " 🤣
I am not a person who has committed any crimes I don't use drugs just a country bumpkin in a small po dunk community in Alabama where crime is low to almost non existent, but because of all of the unhinged drug crazy thugs that are now a part of our society I am very cautious always alert and aware of my environment no matter where I am,in addition I am fully capable of physically defending myself against any threat without hesitation when necessary.I am always armed and legally so.
I recommend that all people who can legally carry a firearm do so and know when it is legal to use it in a situation where your life is in danger,it starts with fully knowing your state and federal laws.
We just can no longer take our safety for granted as we live in a very dangerous time in our country.
Speedrun on how to get kidnapped by the government
Keep that surprise switch close at all times.
Democrats don’t really care if the correct person gets it, it’s the message that matters…
True but in the case of Darya Dugina I'll go to my grave believing that it was Darya- and not her father- who was the intended target. Aleksandr Dugin was supposed to watch.
May or may not, hypothetical, could be, etc.
Sounds like a Richard Marcinko novel.
Ask me for change one more time lol 😤
Is it concerning when this pops up in your algorithm.
There's no such thing as "ex CIA"
There definitely is such a thing as ex CIA. It's not like the Marines. The CIA is entirely political and directly serves under the President. Consequentially the objectives can completely change with administration changes. If you are not in, during the current admin, you are not in the know.
So basically you want to be like the man who is afraid of germs, make sure to always use a napkin when you touch anything or wear gloves and never get a haircut out of your house
What do you think of a Seacamp 32 or 25 as a carry gun versus a S&W chief’s special 38?
Amado curillo fuentes?
The CIA has lost their mind then.
Their vehicles are armored and weigh like 6000 lbs, good luck crashing one. The bodyguards are trained to get the boss out of harms way asap and they'd instantly get him away from the crash site and into the building. Or he'd stay inside the vehicle until the situation is under control.
Drug lords bodyguards are heavily armed. 50 cals AKs ARs you name it. This ain't splinter cell. You'd all get swiss cheesed 😭
DNA from cut hair? Very tricky. DNA is usually extracted from hair follicles at the root of the hair. This is why it't taken out of a hair brush, a comb or single once which you lost and are on your cloths or car seat.
I''ve got one for you- how you would have protected Stepan Bandera from Stashinsky and Sudoplatov?
Jason, you can ignore me until the cows come home but the question remains- why wasn't your precious darling Bandera assigned bodyguards after Stashinsky killed ... what was his name- Regert? And why wasn't the West German Intel looking for Regert's killer?
Study personal security team techniques and procedures.
Learn how those teams protect their principals and identify adversaries.
Be smart about it, because their personal security teams have seen it all.
Penetration attempts usually fail by not understanding how the enemy security teams think and operate.
or arrange a "accidental injury" then be the paramedics that show up
I have a condition in one eye. Had an unpleasant experience with a guy staying behind me, and it felt like he stayed in my blind spot on purpose.
Does anyone know any Wristwatch/mirror combos that i can get?
Favor please knowledge learning'wrong esp
Gavin macginnus needs to watch this.
"somewhere that he'll never be seen again" Hahahaha I see what you did there!
This mans no cia officer…
I didn’t spot 1 single pair of aviator sunglasses 😑
Stay alert people
Great story about how they got El Chapo
Like ur videos but how can u tell some Cia secrets without getting in trouble??
Because he's not really telling CIA secrets...
Now it makes sense more with training I went through. The instructors would punish us more if we got distracted with side stuff during training missions for major targets. 🤔
We were part of secondary perimeter security during certain extractions with groups higher then our team.
Dang it…. I was sitting in my vehicle watching your video and got robbed.
Stay Frosty..
I went to a hypocritical Latino Restaurant called El Chappos. They had the best queso Blanco around but I realized I'd been eating hypocritical salsa and queso the entire time.
Thank you for the heads up on "distractions": I am now officially PARANOID!
Hi, I am French and I thought that the FBI could only intervene on American soil and that the CIA could only intervene outside the USA. But it seems that my belief in this fact is wrong, if I understood the video correctly, the CIA can also conduct domestic operations? If so, is it only possible on people who do not have American nationality? Thank you in advance to the person or persons who will take the time to educate me on this subject.
And thanks for this video which made me realize the importance of being careful with lures and other distractions.
Not anymore. The FBI- not the CIA- are training the Ukrainian Gestapo/SBU.
@@tatianalyulkin410 thanks for explaining that to me. One last question, was this true in the past or has it always been so (true in the main but with some exceptions)? 🙂
What if the FSB is way ahead of you guys and are protecting his house? 🤣
Touchy subject: Jason,we all know that intelligence agencies work on the outskirts, or sometimes just beyond what regular people consider "the law". We also all know,that sabotage is an extension of the country's politics,just like war.
How do you (as a person, possibly : a patriot) deal with doing naughty things in the name of greater good? I know it's somewhat personal, but at the same time, I'm avoiding asking for any details. I'm just curious about general approach of the agents (not only the CIA). Have a great day and stay safe,man.
P.s.: Dude..."CoCo Bongo" club. I'm starting your fan club xd
Sabotage? Are you talking about that North Stream thing? Well, that's not politics- that's purely business.
@@tatianalyulkin410 Nope. I'm talking about "banana wars" and similar activities in South America.