Bryan Dean Wright, ex-CIA, talks about media bias and the future of journalism as expressed by today's students. "all want to report on their own opinions of what's happening in the world, right, and not the news."

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"He discusses why a US presence in the Middle East is vital". I disagree with that. I think that most people from the US, don't understand how other countries work. Most operatives and politicians see other countries as economic resources, instead of economic partners.

This becomes clear when the countries do not want to give away their resources to corporations, or want their own conditions, like their own money/banking system.

These countries will be targeted by disturbing the country via CIA-assets and/or terrorists. And if violence starts rising, they are threatened with military interventions. From wikileaks and similar sources we can see that the funding and arming of violent groups goes via all kinds of proxies, but start with CIA-black projects. Sometimes the terrorists are "escaped" from CIA "prisons" and had their help passing the borders. This is due to the Cell-structure that is within the CIA, where each cell has full secrecy, similar to the atomic bomb project.

The deep-state is far more integrated in the government and agencies than this guy reports. Probably because he worked mostly in the office instead of the field. It is a huge bunch of criminals, using the the projects that they are running for criminal actions. Like the well known drugs and weapon trades. But to understand that you need to be a CIA whistleblower or investigating their deals. If you have not suicided after that.

Recently the soldiers from Saudi Arabia tried to attack the US (again). They were also involved in 9/11 and help Isis fighters. Yet, they are allies. How is that possible?

That is because the banking system needs the oil-dollar to keep its worth. The federal reserve prints so much money, that each dollar is essentially worthless due to inflation. But you can always buy oil with it, thanks to Saudi Arabia and similar countries. Without oil-dollar the dollar would collapse.

And Oil is the real reason why the US is fighting in Syria, Iran, Iraq. And trying to get Venezuela. Trump even says it literally sometimes.

So essentially we have wars, because the US has too much debt.