➡ David Nino Rodriguez talks about Kevin Shipp, a former CIA agent and whistleblower, shares his experiences working in the agency. He talks about the mental toll the job took on him and his colleagues, leading to issues like alcoholism and even suicide. He also discusses the moral compromises he had to make, which eventually led him to leave the agency. He shares a few anecdotes from his time in the field, including a confrontation with a KGB agent.

➡ The Senior Executive Service (SES) is not a dark cabal controlling the government, but rather a level of promotion for top managers in various agencies. The author discovered a vulnerability in international CI computer data located in US embassies, which could potentially expose the identities of covert officers. Despite attempts to report this, the author’s warnings were ignored and even erased from the CIA headquarters server. Eventually, the Department of State Inspector General acknowledged the issue, confirming it was even worse than initially thought after conducting their own investigation

.➡ A man named Kevin, who was a high-ranking official, was publicly reprimanded for endangering agents and covering it up for over a decade. The narrator, who had been working for the CIA for 17 years, felt targeted after this incident. He was then sent on a dangerous assignment without proper cover, where he unknowingly interacted with a known Iranian assassin. After surviving this, he was assigned to a secret base in the U.S., where his family was exposed to black mold and mustard gas, causing severe health issues.

➡ A family fell seriously ill after living in a house contaminated with a dangerous black mold. The father, suspecting the mold, had his son tested and found his immune system was severely damaged, similar to radiation exposure. Despite pleas for help and testing, the CIA refused to assist or acknowledge the issue, leading the father to gather evidence and sue them for personal injury. The ordeal resulted in severe health issues for the family and a fight against a system that tried to silence them.

➡ The speaker discusses their mission to expose criminal activities after a dangerous incident involving a mycotoxin in a house. They wrote a bestselling book about their experiences, despite threats from the CIA. The book, co-authored with Kent Heckenlively, reveals secrets about the agency and other controversial topics. The speaker encourages listeners to learn more about these issues on Nino’s Corner TV.

What’s up folks? Welcome to Nino’s Corner tv. I am with Kevin Shipp, former CEI agent, whistleblower. Now he, I guess you, you’re a born again Christian and that’s what led you to leave. Yeah, yeah, Nino, thanks for having me. It’s great to be on. No, I was a born again Christian when I went into. Thank God. That’s, that’s kind of what helped me have the faith to stand up against him. When I saw what they really are. I was a top performer category one officer that had been a protective agent on the detail of the CIA director and engaged in espionage investigations and on and on.

So I was a pretty high level employee. I, I had a, you know, when I, you know, I was a professional boxer for 30 years. Yeah, you just love boxing. Yeah, I was champion. I was top five in the world. I mean I was right there. I had, there was a guy. And the reason I’m telling you saying this is there’s a guy that used to always come to my fights and we always knew him as like one of the craziest sons of we ever, we that ever hung out with us. But he had a lot of gunk and garbage in his head, man.

You could just tell he had a lot of demons. Right. But he worked for this. Yeah. And we, he, I mean we go to a bar. He’s a. And I was, I thought I was a drinker. No, this guy was a drinker. This guy would beat me to it. And you could tell that this guy just had a lot of stuff packed in his head and he was just always getting in fights, pissed off. I mean there was a lot of stuff there. Well, this was, I want to say 20, 25 years ago, man. Like I was in my early 20s and then he would have been in his 30s.

Well, he self deleted. He, you know, something happened to where. I don’t know what it was, but he was always just an angry individual. He was, he had a lot of stuff in the basement and like in his, in his soul. And you could always see it, man. We were always just like, doesn’t he work for this always talk about, I mean, what the hell is this guy seen? Well, he ended up, he ended up taking himself out. But this would have been like 15 years ago when he did that. But I always wondered, what do you guys see? What are you guys harboring? I mean, what kind of stuff are you harboring in your soul? Because this guy was not a happy guy.

And I don’t know if he’s Just, I mean, is there stuff that just, just, is just destroying your consciousness? I mean, that you have to live with? Yeah. Yeah. When I was collecting human intelligence with Counterterrorism Center, I went native for about five years. And as a Christian, I backslid and I did what they do, and that’s lie, cheat, steal, drink. You became one of them. I became one of them. The one thing I didn’t do is a lot of, a lot of these so called case officers, they’re no James Bonds, they’re out with, it’s including the Chief of stations you know, regularly.

And they’re married people. Their wives are back in the United States. They ran women at me, but I never accepted at that point. I was married and I had my kids, but I lied, I cheat, I stole. I became essentially a functional alcoholic, which is, the majority of case officers become functional alcoholics. And when I got back to the States and they asked me to do that full time, I told them no. You know, this was, it was turning me into them and I wasn’t going to let that happen. And the response was, you’ll, you have no career with this agency if you don’t do this.

I was like, fine. That was so, you know, so yeah, it, it screws your brain up because of the horrible, dishonest things you do. The last case officer who had retired that I saw was almost brain dead. I went to his house and, and he supposedly he was a legendary guy in the field and I, all he did was stand at the window with a cigarette and smoke and stare out the window. That’s all he did. I mean, he was fried, just fried, brain fried. Just saw too much. More than his body and soul could handle.

Yeah, yeah. The human mind is not designed to see that kind of evil and wickedness. And we’re talking the darkest thing you could imagine to see. The one, the first assignments as an example, I ran a team down to South America against the communist or organization down there. And you always have to have your first meeting with the Chief of station because they’re the, you know, the, the boss in that country. So I have my meeting with the Chief of station and I go down into the station, into his office, the lights are low and he’s sitting behind his desk with one of those green bank lights, you know, and he goes, Kevin, let me tell, let’s get something straight from the beginning here.

I’m like, yes sir, I will sell my soul to the devil for intelligence. Do you understand that? I was on the border of the Soviet Union. The KGB was everywhere. We had a follow on us. There’s a funny story involved in that. I’ll tell some other time. No, you can tell, you can tell it if you want to. All right, I’ll tell it after. Yeah, after this. So he’s on us wherever we go. It’s this blonde haired dude and he’s got Sony Walkman headphones on. Wherever we are, there he is. We called him our caboose. And what you never do is you, you never me mess with Soviet intelligence.

You never catch them, you never try to fake them out because they’ll do things back at you, like go into your hotel room and spread feces in your room and break the antennas off your cars. I mean, you just. So, you just accept your surveillance. So anyway, I’m walking from the hotel and I’m going to get something to eat. And this lady walks up and she goes, excuse me, sir, would you like to hear about Jesus Christ? And I said, get away from me. No. I pushed, pushed her back. And I took about five steps and it hit me what I’d become because I had a very radical conversion.

And it hit me what I had become. And I’ll never forget that. And I turned around, went back to the hotel and realized, I said, I’m not doing this anymore. Oh my gosh. And that’s when I turned down a job to be a full time case officer. So it was that moment where you discovered, like, this is turning me into them. I’m. I’m them now. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. So the, our little KGB buddy, I’ll call him, I’ll call him Brent. Brent. And the other officer and I went to this Irish pub that was at the hotel and you know, little round tables just, just, just about that big, all pushed together.

It was crowded. We were put right next to a bunch of Irish teachers who were there for a convention in this on the border of the Soviet Union. And we got to talking and we asked them where they’re from and they were teachers and we were talking about that. One of them says, why does your President Reagan think the Soviet Union is so evil? Why is he constantly fighting against them? And I said, well, one of the reasons is in Afghanistan, the Soviets are putting toy bombs in villages. So when the little kids pick them up, they blow their heads off.

That’s, that’s one of many reasons. All of a sudden, from just around the corner where our KGB buddy was, I hear this scream, Americans, baby killers. In Vietnam, we’re like, what? Around the corner comes our KGB tail. He’d had too much vodka and he was drunk. Yo, baby killer. Then he starts screaming. And I remember the bar manager starts freaking out. It comes right up to my face. And I said, listen, let’s take this outside. And we. I think we can talk about this. And he goes, baby goes to Vietnam. And then Brent stood up, and we’re like, let’s go outside.

Yeah, and we’ll deal with you. And so he turned around screaming baby killers and ran out the door. The bartender comes up to us and he goes, don’t come here anymore, please. We’re like, no. Hey, we don’t want an international. So the next day we’re out there doing our thing, and lo and behold, behind us, there’s our buddy back with his Sony Walkman, following us wherever we went. So, anyway, that’s a. That’s a humorous part of that story. Damn. Let me ask you this. There’s some questions here I have that I really wanted, that I want to ask you is where does the SES fall into all this? Senior Executive Services.

Yeah, there’s a lot. Do they. Do they hijack operations from the FBI and take it for themselves? Is that what they do? It’s kind of like, I picture the ses kind of an umbrella, and there’s everything else under it. Am I right or wrong? There’s a lot of false information out there about the Senior Executive Service. The Senior Executive Service is when Anybody from the CI, Department of State, FBI, whoever, reach a GS15, the only promotion level you can go up from there is SES. So SES’s are the top managers of all these agencies who’ve done some sort of awarded program, and they’re promoted to the Senior Executive Service, and they have Senior Executive panels and conventions and things, as a matter of fact.

So people thinking that it’s this. It’s this dark cabal that runs the government, it’s just simply not true. Jim, the guy who did this investigation on the US Embassies was an SES officer. Both of the IG guys were SES officers. So I know I’ve seen these things where SES is a dark cabal out there controlling that is just not true. I was there. I worked with SES’s. They helped me expose the CIA, a couple of them. So that. It’s just not true. Everything was fine until I uncovered a vulnerability. I was doing a study on international CI computer data located in the US embassies.

And what I found was, initially, it looked like you could go into any embassy around the world, any US Embassy. Go into the visa section with an unclassified open computer and search in there and find the names, identities and addresses of our coverage, our cover officers, our case officers, chief of station, and by nature, every asset that they were recruiting. I submitted that first report and it looked pretty, pretty bad. So I sent it to, I call it Cover Protection Division in Toilet of the Shadow Government. But that was not its real name. Of course, I’ve got to do my best to stay out of jail.

Anyway, so I took it over to Cover Protection Division. The people responsible for this. And first off, I called them and asked them, hey, listen, I got this report you may want to look at. I think it’s important is that they said, send it over. So I sent it over the first time through internal mail, which is heavily tracked, of course. Gave them about a week to chew on it, and I called them in a week and I said, hey, did you get my report about this possible vulnerability? The response was, what report? I said, the report that I sent you through internal mail.

We don’t remember anything report. And I said, okay, I’ll send it to you again. So I sent it a second time through internal mail to that office, to their desk. Gave them another week because there’s a lot of information in there. Called them again and said, have you got my memo? And the response was, what memo? And I said, the one I’ve sent you twice. I said, I’ll tell you what I’ll do. I’m going to hand carry it over to headquarters and I’m going to give it to you in person. The person said, do what you want to do.

Click. Then I get this ominous phone call from the director of that division. I answered the secure line. There’s this. This voice on the other end, dark voice in the other end that says, Kevin Shipp. I said, yes, sir, this is Chief of COVID Protection Division. I’m ordering you to drop this investigation now. Here’s a GS15. I’m ordering you to drop this investigation now or it’s going to be the end of your career, essentially. And I said, well, sir, listen, there may be some serious threat to our case officers out there I think ought to look into it.

And he said, I’m ordering you, ordering you to drop it now. Click. And he hung up the phone. I was like, just like that. Just hung up like, sorry, but like, end of discussion. You do this or you’re in trouble. So I took a copy of the report, took it over to that office, to the front desk with the executive officer who Sat out front, handed it to her over her desk in person. The chief’s office was right there to the right. So hold on. After they ordered you to drop it, you said, forget, I’m still going to take it over there.

Oh, yeah, yeah. What I was seeing was you could go in and you could target any of our case officers for assassination easily. So I took it. I walked it over to CI headquarters. I was in an outer building, walked it over CI headquarters, up to that office, into that office, to the desk of the XO right next to the division chief’s office, handed to her over the desk. And I said, ma’am, this is the report that I’ve sent you twice. You need to look at this. Your division chief needs to look at this, please. And she.

She said, oh, okay, I’ll give it to him. I was like, finally I left, went back to my office, went my merry way and thought, okay, finally he’s going to take a look at it. Gave him a week, called him again, that lady, the xo. And I said, ma’am, did you get a copy of my. My memo? Did the chief have a chance to look at it? The answer was, what memo? I said, ma’am, the memo I handed you in person over your desk. We don’t remember any. Any memo. I was like, what on earth? I said, well, okay, thank you very much.

So at this time, there’s not. Not a light bulb going off in your head like, I better. Back office. They’re sending me warnings like, maybe this is. Yeah, oh, yeah. It was clear they were going to get me if I proceeded with this. And I could not understand why they would want this danger out there on their covert officers. So I went into the head, excuse me, we got allergies down here in southeastern Georgia. Anyway, so I went into the headquarters server to print off a copy of my report, and it had been erased. The CIA headquarters server gone.

At this point, I thought, something really bad is going on here, and I’m right in the middle of it. I had given a copy of this report to my immediate supervisor, Jack, who’s a good man. I didn’t know this, but at a GS15 and above executive conference, my supervisor handed it to the Department of State Senior Inspector General. They’re one of their main representatives who used to be a decorated manager. And I knew him. I worked for him. He’s a good man. He was now with State ig. They. He secretly gave the report to him, or not secretly, just gave it to him, Said, take a look at this.

See what you think. I didn’t know that was going on. But a few days later, I get a call from Jim at Department of State IG saying, kevin, this is Jim. So and so I knew him. I said, hey, good to hear from you. He said, listen, I got a copy of your report. We looked it over and we think there may be something here. Would you come over to State IG and brief us on what you found? I said, yes, sir. I went over there, I think it was a Thursday. Went up to the top of State Department, met with the three IG guys, including Jim.

They asked me questions about what I’d searched, what I’d found, what I thought about the results. They wanted to know what you knew. They want to know what I knew. Yeah, because they were being lied to, obviously. So I went through the report with them and they said, okay, we think we need to look into this. Going back to your office, and we’ll get back to you in a couple days. A couple days later, secure, secure phone line rings. It’s Jimmy goes, kevin, listen, we’ve looked this over in detail. We think that there may be something serious here.

We’re going to travel around the world to US Embassies and we’re going to go into the visa section in the unclassified computers and see if this can be done. He said, do not tell we’re doing this. Do not tell the CIA about your role in this. You’re going to hear from us probably in about three months when we get back, and then, then I’ll contact you. I said, yes, sir. Over to you. Wow. They. So they went out to do their thing, and I went back to my merry work in my office. Well, 30 days later, sure enough, I get a call from Jim and the secure line, Kevin, we did our investigation, went into these embassies, and it’s not only as bad as you thought, but it’s worse.

It’s very serious. Would you please come to a meeting this Friday at Senior State IG office? And I said, absolutely, sir. I’ll be there. So I showed up to the Senior IG office, and I walk in there, and I knew Jim and the two IG guys I met with, and they said, come on into the conference room. There’s a long walnut conference room table in this room. I sat at one side of the table, Jim on the other, the two IG guys at the end, and they said, wait just a couple minutes. Kevin will be joining us.

And I was like, okay, well, we’ll see what happens here. Buzzer sounds, they go, and they let in this GS15, the head of that division, who later, even though it wasn’t in his career path, became my new boss at this poisoned base. Anyway, that’s, that’s another story. He walks in. This is the division chief that was destroying my memos, my reports that I’d sent them and apparently erased it from the headquarters server. Anyway, he walks in, he doesn’t know what’s going on. And they said, sir, please have a seat at the end of conference room table.

He sat down like, what’s this all about? And the senior most IG guy stood up and said, consider this an official rebuke by the Department of State Inspector General for putting the lives of its agents at risk for over 10 years and covering it up. He just froze because he knew darn well what he had done. And then they said this. I want you to know. We want you to know that this report is going to be published to the entire intelligence community and they’re all going to see what you’ve done, the risk you put on your agents lives and the fact that you covered up the whole thing up.

Do you understand? Blood drained from his face. He got white and said, stuttered and said, yes. Just kind of frozen. And they said, that will be all, you can go. So he got up speechless and he walked out the door and went back to CIA headquarters. I stayed behind and talked a little bit with Jim and the other guys and exchanged pleasantries. They thanked me for my job and I thanked them for their job. I went back to headquarters. I’ll never forget. I was walking down the main hallway in CI headquarters, figuratively speaking. I felt like I had a laser dot on my back.

I knew they were coming for me. Wow. I had not. I not only done a secret investigation behind his back, they were now embarrassed before the entire intelligence community that revealed everything that they. You cut, you caused public embarrassment for them. Oh. Oh yeah. Probably the worst in decades, probably since the church committee. But yeah, it was bad. So then what? You have a target on your back. And then how. I mean, and let me ask you this. How many years were you in the, in the CIA up to this point? At this point, I would, I left in 2002.

That would have been. I was there 17 years at this point. I had been there. Let’s see. I had been there about 12 years when this happened. All right, take it from there because I’m interested. Yeah, 12 years. Veteran. You’re a veteran? Well, 17 years. 17. I mean, yeah. After 17 years and then I did three, three years with Department of State Anti Terrorism running that program. But anyway, so a total of 20 years with the government. So I get an assignment with the Director of Operations, Counterterrorism center. Because I had run, I’d been the team leader on defector protection details that were very successful, keeping them from being assassinated from their host country.

So the Director of operations accepted me over there in an intelligence gathering role in the Counterterrorism Center. And I went out on the field into this particular country that was rife with the Mujahideen, several other terrorist organizations. And I was, I was an expert in tactical firearms and executive protection and explosives and other things. So I was over teaching these, this particular foreign group, these things way up in the hills, and all of a sudden they substitute in a new student. The students were great. It was great. The Prime Minister even asked me to come back and do it again in by name, I guess, because he knew I was honest and he’d met so many dishonest people.

And we find that in the field a lot, a lot of foreign governments do not want to work with the CI because they know they’re dishonest snakes. When they meet an honest one, they’re like, come on in, you know, and that honesty is fundamental to working with these countries. Anyway, so they put this new student in my group. He was about 6 foot 3. He had blonde hair and blue eyes. Now, you know, some Muslims do look like that. They’re not all, you know, dark skinned. They put him in the course and I brought him up to the line and we were doing some tactical shooting and the guy was an expert big time.

So I, he was so good, I stayed with him later a couple of times up there in the mountains and we shot together. And he was hitting wine bottles. Let’s see, I think it was at 30 yards with a Glock 19 pistol, if you could, if you could imagine. Yeah, he did that. And I was like, dude, you are no student. So he and I met. You know, my job of course, is collecting human intelligence. So we went out to dinner several times and I was asking him questions and we, we got on the subject of our families.

And I love my kids dearly. I wasn’t supposed to have kids when I was, I had a terminal illness when I was younger. That’s, it’s a medical miracle. That’s another story. So we talked about our kids and we really hit it off. He lit up like a light bulb when he talked about his children and how much he loved them. And so I got some information, personal information on him and reported it back to headquarters dutifully as intelligence. And, and I get this scathing cable from headquarters saying what the heck are you doing? I said, what do you mean, what the heck am I doing? You sent me here.

They said you have. This man that you sent us is a known high level Iranian assassin. What? Yeah, that was sent there to assassinate u. S. And allied targets. And. And we’re gonna hold you responsible. I said, whoa, whoa, whoa. I know how to see our operations. You just told right there you wouldn’t. You put this guy here. You didn’t even. Apparently they’re setting you up. They’re setting me up. Well, covering that damn case, it gets even worse. I found out. I found out when I got back. Now, I was undercover, obviously through all this. So I don’t get.

I didn’t get captured and tortured. Well, central. Central protection division or the division responsible for cover. Cover did not put me undercover in this assignment. So I’m up in. In the hills of this particular country with a bunch of muslims and a known high level assassin. And I’m an open CI Employee. You could have done a simple Internet search, found out who I was, and that was the end of me. So they sent me out there with no cover. I had my cover removed. They’re setting you up. Yeah. So I guess because you embarrass them. Yeah.

Oh, and it got worse. They’ll do is they’ll plot for years. They’ll make a. They. They will make their attack. And you can see this down through history with the assassinations they’ve been involved in. They will. They will plot a complex attack with several prongs to it to start working and unraveling all together against you. And that’s what they did. Anyway, so when I got back, I was furious. I was like, what the heck? So they reassigned me to this secret base inside the United States as the executive officer. Number two ordered me in and I have the records of them, their orders.

I ordered me into this house called quarters A. We didn’t know that it was. It was badly contaminated. The family before us was sick. They did. They knew it. They went in and removed. And we had witness statements on this. They went in and removed all of the information on that quarters from the records. Badly contaminated with what? Yeah, it had two things. One, black mold all through the walls, the floors and the ceiling. Initially, that’s, that’s what we thought it was. And that will make you very, very sick. It’s a neurotoxin and also mustard gas shells were percolating up in the yard, in our front yard.

My son’s found him, said, dad, what’s this? I’m like, oh my gosh, it’s a mustard gas shell. So apparently there were mustard gas shells buried underneath there. And if you look at my family symptoms and I have all the medical records and you match it up, it does match mustard gas poisoning. Anyway, so I found. I went in there with a black light. Mycotoxins is a neurotoxin that Saddam Hussein used on American troops. It’s called Yellow Rain, but it’s a mycotoxin, but it can only be found or seen with a black light. And so I had read up on that and I got a black light and I went in.

When everybody was so sick, my wife was bruising all over her body. She was bleeding from her gun gums, she was bedridden with severe headaches. She had dementia, lost her short term memory. I secretly flew, flew my oldest son Joey to an immunologist and had him checked. And the immunologist sat me down without. Wait, she had dementia after staying in the cells? That’s correct, yes. Within about. Can cause dementia. What’s that? Black mold can cause that. If a type of black mold called Stachybotrys. Stachy. But Stachybotrys chartrum. Oh, yeah, it can, it can destroy your brain.

It’s a neurotoxin. It’ll. It will poison your brain. And that’s what was happening to her. When I had my son secretly tested without the base knowing it, I took him to an immunologist. He did a three days of blood testing, sat me down, asked Joey to step out, sat me down and said, Mr. Ship, your son’s immune system is so badly destroyed, it looks like he’s been exposed to a burst of radiation. This is very serious. I took him back to another immunologist right there in Texas, and her response was this. His immune system is shot.

I mean, it looks like he has AIDS. And I said, well, a kid’s 16 years old, your parents never know. But as far as we know, he’s never had sex with anyone. But she said, you need to get him checked for aids. And Joey was there and he, he heard that. So for two weeks he went through torment thinking he had AIDS from a mosquito or what have you. So I got him tested twice, two different facilities for aids. He did not have aids. It was a toxic exposure that destroyed his immune system to this day, by the way, and he Suffers from severe PTSD because of all of that.

How long were you in this house for? We were in this house. Let’s see, we all got sick within three months. I asked the CIA to test the house. They refused. I asked them to test my family. They refused. They also ordered me not to report our illnesses back to headquarters or anyone else, or it would be my career just to keep it on the base. So they refused. Three times. They refused to do an environmental test and check my family out for toxic exposure. So it was intent. That’s when I decided I see what’s going on here.

I see the global picture of what you’re doing. And my family is collateral damage. And you know how the saying goes, you can mess with a man, but you do not mess with his family. My kids are the most precious thing I have. I wasn’t supposed to have kids. That was it. That was what. That’s what brought me out. And I decided, okay, you want to fight? After that, after that, I started fighting them. I collected all the evidence, had my own environmental study done without them knowing it. And ironically, the environmental guy who did this, I don’t want to mention his name for his sake, did a superb job showing, proving the house was badly contaminated.

We need to be evacuated. The CIA took hold of that, of his report and classified it. That’s the way they do it. Once they classify it, nobody can have access to it, including Congress. And I’ve done programs on that. So this guy Dave, who is a wonderful guy, he was an expert witness on toxic mold infestation, especially against insurance companies. Goodness. It was three months after that, he’s ordering pizza at a pizza window and a car pulls up. His truck pulls up and shoots him in the head, execution style. And shot his fiance. Missed, but hit her in the spine and paralyzed her from the waist down.

This was all reported in the news media. I’ve got all the reports. They were. The news media reports were there for about, I guess about 30 days, and then they were erased. You can’t find them now. I’ve got them all, but they erased them from the Internet. Somebody threatened them. Because the last interview I saw, his paralyzed fiance said, we just want everyone to know that this was just a random attack. Just a random attack. So somebody had gotten to them. And. Yeah, you know, you just don’t say that in an interview. Non related, you know, how long have you been blowing the whistle on this? Oh, goodness.

I started. Let’s see, I came out in 2002. They were bugging me. You’re still alive. Well, you know, Faith, brother, I’m serious. God’s protection has been all over this. Thank God. It was the only thing I had to keep me going. The only thing. So I came out. Any other attempts on your life after this? I mean, you’re pretty publicly. You’re speaking out publicly now. I mean, I know the Candace Owens one got millions of views, correct? Yeah. Yeah, she got millions of new subscribers too. I mean, the story is true, and it’s. Well, it’s like a spy novel in real life.

You know, Sadly, I had to live through it. So did my family. But. Yeah, well, I learned when I came out, of course, they were bugging my computers and my. Bugging my phones, following me around. They can track you wherever you go. They were doing all of that as they built the case. I’d written an official grievance with all the evidence. They destroyed that from the internal cable system, which is illegal, and claimed they. They never got it. No, no. So I decided, okay, I cannot fight this from the inside. They’re following everything I. I did.

So I. I resigned. And what I did was become good friends with. With Bobby Kennedy Jr. He and I have gone back and forth on this, and I’m recommending some reforms to the CIA, which we do in the book. But it was clear that we had to fight them from the outside. So we took out a renter’s policy on this contaminated house. And in that context, I had the authority to request clearances. So I contacted CI and requested clearance for my attorney, Clint, for the renters insurance policy. And they granted it. And as soon as they did, I turned around and sued them for personal injury.

And of course, they were livid about that with us. And people can check this out. I. I’m revealing this whole system. What does. Is when you try to sue them, if you’ve been hurt or you see one of your agents shot in the head by another agent, or you see a bloody operation like Operation Phoenix where they’re gunning down innocent people. And you. You try to report that they have. They have a lot of ways. Like Chuck Schumer said, six ways from Sunday to come and get you. So I knew that they would. They would force me to use their attorney.

What they do is they force them to use their. You to use their attorney. They take all of your documents that should be for discovery, my evidence exposing them, and. And they classify it so no one has access to it because it’s now classified. And that’s how they do it. Well, I got Clint Cleared before they knew it turned around and Clint sued them. And Clint wasn’t controlled by them. And then it got. It got really fun. Our house is broken. He’s a brave man as well to do that. Oh, I’m telling you, I’d like to say his last name, but I went without his permission.

His first name is Clint. I don’t know if you saw the movie. This is called Dirty Harry Eastwood. Well, it took me. I went through probably 10 attorneys until I found Clint was the only one that had the guts to sue. Everyone else was afraid of them, and I don’t blame them. Well, that’s one of my points, is that’s how this rules is by fear. People have needed. People need to stop fearing them. That’s why I’ve come out as kind of the humble point man. Do not fear. This is how they do it. This is how they.

They muzzle the media. This is how they muzzle attorneys. This is how they muzzle publishers. I had a big publisher. It was Random House. I sent a manuscript to Unclassified. And they said, Mr. Ship, this is a. Sorry about this story is something else. But I met with the board. They don’t want to cross. So best wishes. I found that over and over and over again. So Clint, superhero attorney Clint, this Texas, seasoned Texas attorney took the case with me. And I had gone back with a black light, and I’d found mycotoxins leaking into the ceiling.

Yellow rain. Neurotoxin. Bad neurotoxin. I found it with a black light. Well, I hired Clint. Clint and I went back into the house with the black light, went back where the mycotoxins were leaking in the ceiling. Shined it. I shined it to show him the poison. And there were large brushstrokes of a chemical, invisible chemical, that they had broken in and painted over the mycotoxins. They didn’t know that I had a black light, and it showed up under the black line. I remember Clint looking at me and going, my gosh, this is like Three Days of the Condor.

And I said, yeah, you’re telling me. Anyway, they went over the mycotoxin with what? What kind of. What kind of. We weren’t able to test it because they evacuated us and then they destroyed the house. It’s now a parking lot to a storage building. I have an aerial view of that. Have they put other agents in this house? It had been vacant. Oh, gosh. It had been vacant since that family was sick for at least six months, probably more. But as far as I could tell, they knew about this and put you in there anyway to take you out.

Wow. Correct. So that started my mission, seeing what is and what they will do to cover the criminal activity and that. And that became. And I wouldn’t be doing this if I didn’t believe I was called to do it because I had taken all my research materials and everything and threw them in the trash and decided I was just going to live the rest of my life on my off the grid, farm, grow vegetables and be happy. But it’s another story how this happened. But it became clear that I’m supposed to do this and that I’m called to do this.

Someone has got to expose these people and everything they are and what they do. And yeah, I’m risking my life. It’s gonna try. The book is a bestseller. It’s sold out on Amazon. They just re loaded it to Amazon this yesterday actually. So it’s a bestseller on Amazon. It’s sold out. They’ve just put a bunch of new copies back in there. There it is, folks. You can get this on Amazon. You can get that on Amazon.com and it’s a unique book in that after a lot of prayer and thought I knew that like they did in from the Company’s Shadows would redact or black out unclassified evidence against them.

Plus their break ins, their destruction of documents and the other felonies that they’d committed. They did that with from the Company’s Shadows and you can see the blackouts. I built a code into that book that they missed. But. And I knew they were going to do that to Twilight of the Shadow of the Government. So I got another hero, my co author, Kent Heckenlively, who’s a bulldog, which is exactly what I needed and one heck of an author and brought him in. And over the phone things just fell together. He agreed to help me write the book.

And I told him, I said, listen, personally, I don’t believe it’s honest for a person to get a ghostwriter to write their whole book and then slap their name on it like they wrote it. No, no. I said, if you, if you work with me on this, you will be a co author and you will be on the COVID And he did something miraculous. He goes, I’ll do it. Let’s do it. I’ll do it for free. As long as I’m on the COVID That just doesn’t happen. No. So Clinton. So Kent and I started working four or five hours a day.

Took us four months to get this book out. I submitted it to the CIA as a requirement of my secrecy agreement. They sat on it for three months until I finally realized, well, I knew what they were going to do and so I sent it to Skyhorse Publishing and approve for them to publish it anyway without the CIA’s approval. And then I got my first threat from the CIA. I’d violated my non disclosure agreement. And what they’re going to try to do, they’re going to try to sue me to take the royalties, my royalties from the book.

They can’t take Kent’s, they can’t take Skyhorses, they’re going to try to take my royalties. That’s fine. That’s not why I wrote this. I wrote this so the American people will know what this. Blow the whistle. To know what? Yeah, to know what this agency is about. And folks, right about here, it gets really, really hot and too d dangerous to keep on fluff tube. Get to Ninos Corner TV if you want to hear more about operations. What is cryptocurrency really? What is it going to be used for? We also talk about Area 51 and assassination plots and even CERN who’s behind all of it.

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