The film Snowden, directed by Oliver Stone, is a masterpiece that describes the National Security Agency's efforts to comprehensively gather electronic communications between people and organizations in the United States. , Worldwide.

Stone correctly depicts the routine violations of United States constitutional rights required by these practices, as well as why Edward Snowden was motivated to become an informant and divulge state secrets to journalists to reveal what was really going on.

The film portrays Snowden's main problem, which also states that personal privacy is a right protected by the US Constitution, except when courts grant exemptions for crime or suspected national security threats. In the case of the NSA, the FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court) has become a "judicial stamp" on spying on the NSA. However, Snowden revealed that personal privacy is routinely invaded without FISA court rulings and without transparency and accountability in the process used by the NSA or the intelligence community in general.

Subsequently, journalists such as Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras saw the growth of their careers as a result of a report on Snowden's disclosure of the facts and the need to reduce personal privacy violations, otherwise penalized by the state, on false grounds of national security breaches. In short, the NSA and the intelligence community should not be able to spy on citizens without a clear legal justification.

This begs the question, why is the NSA and the intelligence community spying on citizens, violating United States constitutional standards? What Snowden suggests is a "war on terror," The War on Terror is a general term for a series of military, political, legal, and religious actions launched by the United States government in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Wikipedia, date of commencement: 7 October 2001 note translated), which serves to justify individual supervision. However, it is just a cover for the longer-term cyber threats posed by China and Russia and the need to give US corporations a competitive advantage over international rivals.

This is where Snowden and the journalists sponsoring his revelation lack the ability to see what is really emerging as a deep force in the game of spying on the NSA and private citizens. First, we need to separate the military intelligence community, which includes the NSA, the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), etc., from civilian-run organizations such as the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). Agency - Central Intelligence Agency, hereinafter referred to as CIA text)

While the main purpose of the NSA, DIA, and other military intelligence organizations is to conduct intelligence and counterintelligence operations, the CIA is clearly mandated by the United States Congress to conduct covert operations. It is there that the CIA sends officials to countries and organizations not only to gather information or carry out counter-espionage, but also to carry out covert operations, including sabotage, extortion, coups, bogus operations, murders, etc.

It should also be considered that since its inception in 1947 under the leadership of President Harry Truman, the CIA has carried out covert operations without real supervision or transparency. There is virtually no mechanism within the US bureaucracy to understand, let alone trace, the CIA's covert operations. This led Truman to glorify his decision to allow the CIA to go beyond the mere gathering of "human intelligence". On December 22, 1963, he said: "I think we need to look again at the purpose and work of our CIA. For some time I was concerned that the CIA had deviated from the original assignment. It has become an operational and sometimes even a political body of government. This has led to difficulties and could also cause problems in several explosive areas ... We grew up as a nation respected by its free institutions and the ability to maintain a free and open society. There is something about the way the CIA works. And this casts a shadow on our historical position, and I feel we have to fix it. "

One month after the assassination of President Kennedy, Truman ominously denounced the CIA link and national tragedy.

Unlike the CIA, military intelligence operations are conducted in accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice and governed by strict rules. In essence, at the top of the NSA and other military intelligence organizations, the officials of these agencies can be responsible for their actions.

Another problem is the CIA's secret operations - who does the CIA work for? On the surface for the US Congress and the executive branch of the government including the US President. This is largely correct for the CIA's analytical department, which Truman suggested as the "original task," but what about his secret operations department, which has been known over the years under several names, then the "National Clandestine Service"?

There is much evidence that CIA covert operations are run by a "shadow government" that has its own program, completely separate from the "representative government" that is regularly elected. This "shadow government" includes elite groups and other "mysterious forces" that are not currently accountable to anyone and, of course, want to maintain this state.

The late US Senator Daniel Inouye famously said: There is a shadowy government with its own aviation force, its own navy, and its own mechanism of raising the funds and the ability to promote its own ideas of national interest, without checks, balances and without law.

When President John F. Kennedy tried to gain access to the CIA's most secret data on UFOs, he was murdered in a hidden action under the direction of CIA Intelligence Chief James Angleton. My book (Dr. Michael Salla), Kennedy's last defiance, documents how Angleton fulfills a number of directives issued by a mysterious control group known as Majestic 12. This act was a response to Kennedy's efforts, and indeed the efforts of any future president to control the UFO theme.

Therefore, when it comes to answering the question, "why does the NSA spy on private citizens?", The answer is more complex than that the NSA simply wants to know about citizens' private affairs to better address global terrorism. The NSA and the military intelligence community are more interested in eventually learning about the CIA's secret activities and their impact on the national security of the United States.

This adds a new layer of complexity to the movie. Prior to becoming an NSA agent, Snowden was a CIA analyst who allegedly upset about the agency's covert operations and resigned. After re-working with the CIA, Snowden was transferred to Hawaii's Booz Allen Hamilton, an alleged NSA contractor for healthier working conditions. This raises questions - was Snowden a CIA spy whose task was to expose the NSA to espionage or alternatively cooperate with the CIA to eventually reveal the truth about NSA data collection operations as an informant?

The real goal of CIA covert operations was not to expose NSA espionage activities that protected US civil liberties, but to limit the effectiveness of gathering NSA information about CIA covert operations. This was done to hide not only CIA officials, but also the moguls behind CIA operations, whose power and influence extend to current US presidents. That was a lesson that President Kennedy had paid dearly for, and President Trump was already learning covert CIA operations to undermine his incoming government. In this regard, former NSA employee and investigative reporter Wayne Madsen said: The CIA's attempt to crush Trump's presidential post is backed by CIA officers' cavalcade, including former director Michael Hayden, former deputy director Michael Morello and former secret service officer Robert Baer. These and other former CIA officials should not attack Trump's mandate to serve as President without a wink or a nod from the current CIA Director John Brennan.

If the above analysis is correct, it means that Snowden is also unconsciously cracked and manipulated by the CIA or the worst CIA spy whose real mission was to influence NSA intelligence operations that pose a threat to CIA secret operations.

It is understandable that if the US military intelligence community knew about the full range of CIA operations involving sabotage, blackmail, fake events and murder in the US and the world, some of these operations would be neutralized. This is especially important if President Trump's inauguration ceremony is behind the door. (The original of the article was published by 15.01.2017.

On the same day and time as Trump's inauguration, there were reports that the General Army, which commands the National Guard of DC, was to be relieved of duty at 12:01 in the middle of the inauguration ceremony. The Secretary-General of the United States, who is the head of the DC National Guard and is an integral part of overseeing the inauguration, said he was expelled from the order on Friday, January 20, 12:01, when Donald Trump swore as president. Major General Errol R. Schwartz, who has spent months helping plan the event, is leaving in the middle of a presidential ceremony for reasons classified as a national security event at the national level, while his thousands of troops are deployed to protect the metropolis during the inauguration.

Washington Post interviewed Schwartz on Friday 13. January, and published his responses to his mysterious appeal by an order from an unknown Pentagon source: "The timing is extremely unusual," Schwartz said in an interview Friday morning, confirming a note announcing his departure that he received information from the Washington Post. During the inauguration, Schwartz would command not only the members of the DC Guard, but also 5 unarmed soldiers sent from across the country to help. It will also oversee military air support to protect the nation's capital during inauguration. "My soldiers will be on the street," said Schwartz, who will celebrate 000 years in October. "I will see them, but I will not be able to welcome them back to the armory." He also said that "he never plans to leave the mission in the middle of a battle."

The confusion that has already been caused by this mysterious command that Schwartz has received is a well-known sign of CIA secret operations.

While Snowden, Greenwald, and Poitras are to be praised for their strong advocacy of civil liberties and for irresponsible state security interference with these freedoms, they do not take into account the deeper layers of the global control system, where the shadowy government ultimately directs those secret operations of the CIA.

Hidden CIA operations have long been a wicked element in the US National Security System, which the military intelligence community has attempted to monitor and restrict if it is desirable. This is particularly important with the advent of the Trump government and the ongoing CIA secret actions against it.