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My mother's uncle was suspected to have been in the CIA. He spent a lot of his life in Beirut and in Iran during the reign of the last shah. He claimed to have worked for a milk company that made the wax cartons milk used to come in and was trying to bring milk into popularity in Iran. Our family always thought this story was ridiculous.
A friend of mine worked for the secret service and the entire time he said he owned and operated a bakery, then after he finished his stint with the secret service, he bought a bakery, lol
Guy I grew up with a retired USSS sniper. They were given unofficial public jobs based on the building they protected. He primarily "worked" for the National Archives iirc.
Afaik, he's now an arms instructor at their training facility.
Why would the Secret Service actually be "secretive"? Historically they were a part of the Treasury Dept but were absorbed into Homeland Security after 9/11. Besides protecting high government officials of the US and foreign governments (when visiting the US), they also investigate counterfeiting and other financial crimes. They are a law enforcement agency bearing more resemblance to the FBI, DEA or ATF than to the truly secret CIA.
He is just playing James Bond. Secret service is just glorified security guard. The name is misleading and should be like presidential guard service cause that’s what they do.
@@nepaliyuva408 even funnier, he just worked on a computer the entire time, lol.
For brits CIA = MI6 and FBI = MI5 + NCA… also there is DIA =DI and NSA = GCHQ
The NSA dwarfs both of them in terms of budget and secrecy.
The FBI is a national domestic law enforcement agency, while the CIA is a foreign-focused intelligence gathering agency. The CIA coordinates and liaisons with US military branches to carry out international operations deemed to be in the national interest.
The CIA and Secret Service are not the same at all. The Secret Service operates under the Treasury Department. They are tasked with providing security to executive officials and their immediate families, as well as dealing with currency fraud.
Secret Service switched to Homeland Security in 2003. FBI, of course, remains under the Justice Dept.
Also, SS deals with cybercrimes and missing/exploited children.
The US Post Office does have its own Police Department with full-fledged law enforcement officers they drive marked police cars and everything
Navy SEALs are part of combat units, there are no active desk jockey SEALs lol that's what other Naval personnel are for
Yes, they part of Special Operations Forces. Navy seals are a tier 2 level of funding as part of Department of the Navy and only in Navy. Devgru or (Seal Team 6) fall under Tier 1 funding along with CAG (Delta Force) under JSOC.
Amazing
There are some automatic disqualifications for the CIA that is not that obvious. Having worked with the Peace Corps, been a medical doctor, or a priest will automatically bar you from getting into the CIA. (The Peace Corps will also not hire anyone that has worked for the CIA). The CIA will also not use some jobs as cover stories as well. This is for the safety of aid and humanitarian workers worldwide. The CIA is also not normally allowed to conduct missions other than training on US soil. Most counter intelligence/ counter espionage operations are usually run by the FBI in the United States, while the COA does this overseas. I purposely used “usually” instead of a more definitive word because there sometimes is an overlap with foreign intelligence activity.
I just realized that Mike's a secret government agent.....or maybe I didn't.
Gonna have to rename Daz to OB Art Vandelay.
LMFAO!
He was referring to Mike Baker. :) He's a smart guy and really funny.
My cousin is retired from the CIA. I didn't know where he worked until he retired. He was in Afghanistan in the early 2000s. I did find out that much (after retirement, of course) but I have no idea what he did. His college degree is in computer sciences, so I can imagine. He had rooms in his house that no one was allowed to enter.
He likely had a SCIF room.
Edit: typo
@@americansmark what is a SKIF room?
@@mindigd meant to type SCIF. It's a security room designed for compartmentalized data, aka data you don't want anyone to access. Most agents use them for analysis, as hacking a SCIF is damn near impossible. Think like a nuclear bunker for data.
I believe it, found out my grandpa after he died being a CIA op during the Cold War with Russia. He was retired from military after 25 yrs. Apparently he was with CIA, fluent in Russian, found spy manuals cleaning out his home office. After his burial, two very tall and pale men dressed in black suits and hats came into the house, spoke with my Uncle and walked out of grandpa's "home" office with two large boxes of papers. The tall men were like albino pale white and strange looking. Not natural, gave me the creeps.
@@lilyz2156 wouldn't you love to know what they took?
The guy states to join the FBI, you must be 23-37, etc. that’s in regard to Agents. A person can join the FBI as a scientist, computer engineer, etc. at any age over 18.
The CIA does NOT monitor U.S. citizens, that's the NSA's job.
Yep, CIA doesn't bother with domestic affairs, Int'l only.
Also there’s the NSA
There are several other intelligence organizations. NSA is one and the military branches each also have their own intelligence capabilities.
@@BTinSF Under the DOD. CIA only answers to the President.
Can't arrest someone who never existed
There are scientists who work for the FBI, but field agents typically have a law degree or are CPAs.
Love this type of content! More reaction like this.
Should do MI5 vs MI6 because I don't understand the difference
This issue should be readily understandable to Brits--it's similar to the difference between MI-5 and MI-6.
I suspect the CIA gets quite few agents from the military, contrary to what you guys said. Historically, they had people on college campuses and other places where people are trained in the occupations they need who recruited. And at least in fiction (but I think there's some truth to it) they were a rather elitist agency, especially interested in recruiting at America's most selective universities.
It makes sense tho would u want sum dummy in charge of monitoring terrorist and stuff like that. 911 would be a monthly thing then
Thats absolutely true for any sort of analysis job, forensic, desk job, drone operator, etc, etc. While true espionage activities are rare, that's when they'll send in a person they recruited from special forces.
For any true boots on the ground specialists? They absolutely recruit from the top echelon of the military. Some navy seals and definitely from delta force. If you're a literal spy on enemy soil you're going to be required to have so much training that much of special forces have just as prerequisites. Covert
The Five Eyes 👁️
Now look at a video into the NSA
"___ In Action, fill out the rest". Are you saying you're all Cockneys?!? LOL!!
Another great reaction fellas. I have a challenge for OB Dave. See if you can go a month without mentioning Joe Rogan or Elon Musk. 😂
You joke about James bond 😅 but one or few men given any tool they want to do their job can cause a LOT of damage and can remain incognito. Brits showed us this.
Hey, that's my favorite Oasis song 6:16
Nicknames for CIA and FBI agents?
CIA are wild but all these modern countries do the same shit but still
There are only a handful of countries that are capable of this
FBIAS VS CIADA
NSA is creepier ...
And much bigger
But it doesn't have field agents like the FBI and CIA. Its mission is electronic surveillance and analysis using a very diverse set of means.
@@BTinSF Or does it have field agents? Hmmm... tricky mofos.
Why doesn’t Santa clause deliver toys to kids in China ??
Not Christians
Because they make the toys?
@@ΒΞΔΝ Ya, made in China, no delivery necessary
Nothing to do with the subject but that's funny.
CIA stands for Criminals In Action
And FBI is fuckers in actions.
Don't even get me started on the ATF. They all have it out for themselves. Not the citizens they "serve"
They have been corrupted.
yea pretty much since formation. both the left and right have legitimate cases
Man these cartoon videos are so silly. This is an explanation for elementary school students. Smh.
Here's how they compare: they're both corrupt as hell. The question is when did they become that way? Or were they always that way?