Cenk....doing Cenk things.

We need institutional reform in every sector of our government, from local law enforcement, military and judicial institutions. Justice for the few, is injustice for all. Here are my thoughts of what is happening at the moment. The current antagonists from both the extreme Left and Right paradigm along with state manufactured agents are currently using the protest to instigate violent dissent, while the media continues to manipulate the citizenry with op ed pieces with no direction.

From beginning to present day, the coronavirus or known in it's classification, COVID-19 is the disease, SARS-CoV-2 is the virus. From China to New York City, and how sheer and utter ignorance from the Democrats to the Republicans in every public and private sector whom seemingly ignored, leading many to speculate on purpose, a pandemic to corrode every fabric of society. The film is entirely made from news clips and amateur video from around the world.

This is basically my declaration of open support to Ryan Dawson. For years now Dawson has been the victim of abusive censorship from almost every single viral platform one can think of. Youtube, Google, PayPal, Twitter etc. It is high time we as a public call out these monopolies for banning speech they don't like. Support for free speech doesn't mean supporting only speech you agree with, it's supporting speech you disagree with. Because if it can happen to Ryan Dawson, it can most certainly happen to you in time.

My response video to Iran's latest retaliation to the United States assassination of Qasem Soleimani on January 2nd, by launching ballistic missiles at two U.S-coalition airbases in Western and Northern Iraq which, according to Iranian reports, killed 30 Iraqi personnel. What the response will be from the Pentagon and what ultimately led to the conflict and who are the antagonists.

With the assassination of Al Quds General, Qaseem Soleimani at Bahgdad international Airport this Friday morning, the looming conflict against Iran is now just a matter of time. This manufactured and pointless war is instigated by two countries, Saudi Arabia & Israel, both whom consider Iran as a religious enemy as well as a regional adversary. The United States military along with the Iranian people (Shiite population) will suffer the major casualties as well as Iranian allies Syria, Iraq and Lebanon. This conflict, if it comes in response to this morning's outcome, will ultimately "doom" the United States, not just on a geo-political scale but also it will suffer it's financial future.

In this episode Adam explains the origins of Islamist terrorism inside the United States, with the CIA facilitating the Blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman coming to New York and the ensuing assassinations of Jewish extremist Meir Kahane and Islamist Mustafa Shalabi. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #8)

In this episode of our continuing series, Adam Fitzgerald explains the history of Iraq and role of the Gulf War on the rise of Islamist terrorism. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #7)

In the latest episode in the series Adam Fitzgerald explains Western governments continued use of Islamist forces, this time to facilitate the breakup of Yugoslavia. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #6)

In this latest episode Adam explains how the Pakistani ISI, CIA and MI6 continued to support Islamic extremists after the Soviet-Afghan, in an attempt to control the direction of former Soviet republics. We look particularly at Azerbaijan, where the prize of control over gas fields was up for grabs. Interviewer is Richard Cox. (Series #5)

In this episode of the Roads to 9/11 series, Adam Fitzgerald explains how the organisation we know as Al Qaeda arose out of the Afghan-Soviet war. He describes the size and scope of the organisation against claims of it being everything from all consuming to non-existent. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #4)

In this episode we look at some of the fall out of the Afghan Soviet war, when radicalized Muslims return to their home countries and are met by popular Islamic political movements. We focus on Algeria, where the country descended into civil war and look at claims of collusion between the Algerian state and the Islamists.. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #3)

In this second episode Adam Fitzgerald explains how the collusion between Western governments and radical Islam was ratcheted up during the Afghan Soviet War, and the disastrous consequences of this policy for the long suffering people of Afghanistan. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #2).

This is the first episode in the first segment of an interview series with Adam Fitzgerald, looking at the deep history that led to the events of September 11th. In this segment we will be looking at the rise of radical Islam and how it was fueled by collusion with Western governments, seeking to suppress Nationalist movements in the Arab world. Interview conducted by Richard Cox. (Series #1)

Committee member, Peter Hoekstra, interviews Robert Mueller (FBI-Director) and George Tenet (CIA-Director). Hoekstra asks Muller and Tenet about the comprehensive strategic plan regarding the risks assessment facing the United States. Is there a comprehensive strategy document which has the Intelligence Communities input,, what are its fundamental components. Does the strategic plan address border security. (10-17-2002)

Committee member, Peter Hoekstra, interviews Cofer Black (Director Counter-terrorism) and Dale Watson (Former assistant Director Counter-terrorism). Hoekstra opens up his inquiry regarding "planning" against the war on terrorist organizations, such as Al Qaeda. What resources are needed at the CIA to combat terrorism. (9-27-2002)

Committee member, Pat Roberts, interviews Cofer Black (Former Chief Counter-terrorism) and Dale Watson (Former assistant FBI Director). Roberts opens up his inquiry regarding his perception about the demoralization within the Intelligence Communities and gives a scathing review of the handling of the information regarding the 9/11 operatives. Cofer Black is asked to apologize to Pat Roberts, where in which Cofer Black lends an incredulous response to Roberts harsh opening.(9-27-2002)

Committee member, Pat Roberts, interviews Michael Rolnice (FBI-Washington DC) and anonymous Phoenix FBI agent. Roberts begins his inquiry in regards to an all source analytical center which is needed for the FBI agency. Training, retention and recruiting of annalists and better analytical resources..Who has the responsibility in handling foreign threats inside the United States. (9-25-2002)

Committee member and co-chair, Porter Goss, gives an opening statement about the tragedy of the September 11th attacks and why it happened.(9-18-2002)

Committee member, Pat Roberts, interviews Lee Hamilton and William Odom (Former National Security Council). Roberts begins his inquiry to Homeland Security and its need for an analytical center. Roberts also inquires about about the number of subcommittees and investigative committees and how would the Joint Inquiry could be a "permanent" committee. (10-3-2002)

Committee member and co-chair, Porter Goss, interviews George Tenet (CIA-Director) and Michael Hayden (NSA-Director) about why no one listened to the Intelligence Communities after the 1998 U.S Embassy Bombings in East Africa. Goss asks Hayden about if Bin Laden had "come across the bridge" would there had been capabilities inside the United States available per FISA Act, (10-17-2002)

Committee member, Richard Shelby, interviews Louis Freeh (Former FBI Director). Shleby opens up his inquiry regarding Freeh's tenure as FBI Director whether the FBI did it's best in combating terrorism inside the United States. Also that the FBI-CIA cooperation was troubling and the lack of sharing information was imperative. The Phoenix memo was never shard with CIA, TSA or aviation officials. The lack of sharing from the Intelligence Community to State and Aviation agencies was absent which allowed terrorism to take place on September 11th. (10-9-2002)

Warren Rudman (U.S Commission National Security) gives an opening statement in which he covers whether the United States was not prepared with terrorist attacks within the homeland what measures need to be taken to prevent another attack. He also details what the Intelligence Community needs to prevent future terrorists attacks. (10-9-2002)

William Odom (Former National Security Counsel Director) gives an opening statement in which he explains 3.overarching structural issues which are analytical issues, management resources and counter-intelligence.(10-3-2002)

William Webster (Former CIA & FBI Director) gives an opening statement in which he covers his biographical experience into counter-terrorism and how it evolved during his long tenures in the intelligence community. (10-3-2002)