Ex-Secret Service Officer: White House staff lived in fear of Hillary

a reply to: IAMTAT

I also wouldn't want to force that many dogs that close to that many demons resident in one very vile creature pretending to be human.

Real retired U.S. Secret Service agents are not allowed to make public comments on their duties. In the same way a CIA agent would be arrested by the FBI if they revealed Top Secrets, U.S. Secret Service agents - active or retired - cannot give opinions or reveal secrets on The First Family. Any agent who tarnishes the image of the White House, tarnishes the image of the U.S. Secret Service.

a reply to: Jeffersons111Ghost

No more than active duty SS I suppose ....

(from March 25, 2013)
Secret Service Prostitution Scandal: One Year Later

As far as "bipolar" is concerned, Trump, not Clinton brags he sleeps very little and acts and speaks erratically in public. a reply to: neo96

a reply to: Jeffersons111Ghost

Secret Service agents are not required to sign a confidentiality agreement when they join the agency. Although such pacts are common in the private sector to protect company secrets, Secret Service agents are not legally bound to stay silent once they leave government service.
www.csmonitor.com...

a reply to: xuenchen

Hi Xuenchen,
Many thanks for posting information on Gary Byrne's book.

Mr. Byrne should watch his back.
The Clintons don't take kindly to anyone who crosses them.

a reply to: Adonsa

A good reminder indeed !!!

I'm sure he has taken adequate "precautions".

I remember the news story. It was an embarrassing one for the U.S. Secret Service. Did you hear about the brother-in-law of President Xi Jinping of China? He hide billions in overseas bank accounts, which flaunts some serious federal laws of China. His name began the recent Panama Papers scandal. It's not over yet. a reply to: xuenchen

originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: Jeffersons111Ghost

Secret Service agents are not required to sign a confidentiality agreement when they join the agency. Although such pacts are common in the private sector to protect company secrets, Secret Service agents are not legally bound to stay silent once they leave government service.
www.csmonitor.com...

THANKS. Interesting.

I figured they were a bit different but didn't know how much.

a reply to: Adonsa

I much agree.

Have asked folks to pray for him, his safety and that his book really is sold and gets a wide distribution.

a reply to: Jeffersons111Ghost

MOST of the time, they take such things quite seriously in China. And even rather high ranking folks can be executed for corruption.

Seems like that sort of tough stance is overdue here.

originally posted by: neo96

According to Byrne, Hillary Clinton would be friendly one moment and then go into a rage.

Well people.

The last thing we need is a bipolar potus.

Oh dear.

Well then, given the field, we'd better cancel the election.

Wait a minute.....

a reply to: kosmicjack

I wish we have the option, and had a do over.

With some real choices.

originally posted by: BubbaJoe
I pretty much think that most of us do not like you, not just those here on ATS, but humans. After seeing what you have posted here, I don't think there is evil leaking out, I think it is put forth proud. You are the kind of evangelical who is the most evil human being on the planet.

Thanks for adding sooooooooo much sweetness and light to the thread.

Impressive.

If you are familiar with Marisa Peer's youtube on connection, you might refer to her point number 5.

a reply to: neo96

They've been diligently removing real choice from the citizens for at least 60 years.

FDR's statement that IF IT HAPPENS IN POLITICS, IT WAS PLANNED THAT WAY . . . seems to be truer and truer as the years race by.

After reading Unlimited Access by former FBI agent Gary Aldrich, I
don't think I could stomach any more sordid details about the Clintons.


But what more would you expect from a woman who actively
practices necromancy and seeks advice from dead people like
Eleanor Roosevelt? If the average Joe went around seeking
information from dead people someone would suggest a mental
evaluation.

When this woman meets Trump in the debates I dare Mr Trump to
bring up the fact she seeks counsel from dead people. This would
be laughable accept for the fact this woman is actually running
for the presidency.

According to Byrne, Hillary Clinton would be friendly one moment and then go into a rage.

I don't know... Sounds like a normal woman to me.

a reply to: Jeffersons111Ghost

imho, IIRC, this is not the first agent to write a public book/article.

They have boundaries they can't cross. I don't think it's as comprehensive a prohibition as you seem to think it is.

ABSOLUTELY INDEED.

And whatever advice she seeks from whomever . . .

Why does it always have to appear that the advice she takes is the worst advice hell has to offer?

originally posted by: MrBlaq
After reading Unlimited Access by former FBI agent Gary Aldrich, I
don't think I could stomach any more sordid details about the Clintons.


But what more would you expect from a woman who actively
practices necromancy and seeks advice from dead people like
Eleanor Roosevelt? If the average Joe went around seeking
information from dead people someone would suggest a mental
evaluation.

When this woman meets Trump in the debates I dare Mr Trump to
bring up the fact she seeks counsel from dead people. This would
be laughable accept for the fact this woman is actually running
for the presidency.