Context, Friends and Inspirations
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AGENT / ASSET - a person obtaining intelligence for an intelligence service, under control of a CASE officer
AGENT - Literary Agent
AGENT provocateur - for example: a cop posing as member of (or embedded with) a protest group to entice riots etc.
AIR America - CIA front company
ALASTAIR CROOKE
ALLIANCE BASE - Alliance Base is the cover name for a secret Western Counterterrorist Intelligence Center (CTIC) that was allegedly established in 2002 in Paris. According to a Washington Post article, Alliance Base is funded by the CIA and its French equivalent, the DGSE. It allegedly hosts officers from Great Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Australia and the United States and is used for intelligence exchange and operational planning.
ALPHA Group, The
AMAN - Israel's military intelligence
ASIO - Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
ASIS - Australian Secret Intelligence Service
AUSCHWITZ - NAZI Concentration / Death Camp created to exterminate Poles, and expanded into a place of martyrdom of countless human beings, including Jews, Roma, Communists, and many more
A Z O V (Battalion / Regiment / Movement) - a growing militant Nazi movement in Europe (Ukraine), aided and funded by the West. What can possibly go wrong?
BANDERA - Stepan Bandera, Ukrainian Nazi architect of "genocide with particular cruelty" (Genocidium Atrox) - the only instance where the term has been used to describe such extreme barbarity of extermination of Poles, Russians, Jews and other minorities; Banderites found safe haven in the West after WW2, evading Eastern European Nazi hunters; deeply rooted in British and Canadian establishment (see one of the world's most wanted Nazis: grandfather of Canada's minister of foreign affairs / deputy prime minister who herself was caught on camera brandishing a Nazi Ukrainian banner and chanting Nazi war slogans); see also: Volhynia .
BELLINGCAT - Western Intel Cutout, a PSYOP used to discredit independent un-corrupted news sources
BIRDWATCHER - spy, usualy used in the UK
BLACK BAG operation - for example: breaking in to install eavesdropping equipment, e.g. by the FBI
BLACK SITE - any classiffied facility for which the US government will deny existence (for example US torture chambers)
BLACK VAULT - funds free of governmental scrutiny - laundered, stolen, etc - every intelligence agency's fallback option
BLOWBACK - term used to describe the unintended consequences of covert operations
BLOWN - exposed as being a spy
BND - Bundesnachrichtendienst - German Foreign Intelligence Service
BRAINWASHING - in Societies where the government maintains tight control of both the mass media and education systems, and were media stand firmly behind the government, brainwashing is used to disseminate propaganda on a particularly intensive scale, the overall effect can be to brainwash large sections of the population (See MSM). This is particularly effective where nationalist or religious sentiment is invoked and where the population is poorly educated and has limited access to independent or foreign media.
BRUSH PASS - momentary person to person contact, usually to exchange physical intelligence.
BUG - a covert listening or recording device. A listening device is easier to detect as it emits signals. A recording device is 'on' only during recording, but is usually bigger. Both can be remotely turned on/off
BURNT - exposed spy, an operative who became known as a spy
