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Not just Yale. It's was the CIA University at the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs. Why would someone from another country be attending a CIA school? Maybe he just wanted to try the cafeteria?
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LOL "CIA University AT the Yale Jackson School of Global Affiars"
isnt even a real thing. Holy cow man you have jumped the shark.
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I did a 2 min Google search and the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs wasn't even an official thing until 2022. And there's not CIA University (whatever that is) associated with it.
Why can't you do the bare minimum to confirm things that you believe because you read them on twitter before posting?
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By the standards of a 320 year-old university, we’re pretty new.
Prior to becoming a stand-alone professional school in 2022, the Jackson School was known as the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The institute was built on what was the International Affairs Council at the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies after a transformative gift from John W. ’67 and Susan G. Jackson in 2009.
In 2015, the Jackson Institute separated from the MacMillan Center into an independent organization. In 2019, the Yale Board of Trustees approved the transformation of the Jackson Institute into a school, and in January 2022, President Salovey announced that the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs would open in July 2022. James A. Levinsohn, distinguished economist and educator, was named the inaugural dean.
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By the standards of a 320 year-old university, we’re pretty new. Prior to becoming a stand-alone professional school in 2022, the Jackson School was known as the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The institute was built on what was the International Affairs Council at the MacMillan Center...
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Dude, it’s in the name - Global Affairs. Most of the fellows are from other countries. Who told you it was “the CIA University”.
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You are aware that Wikipedia cites sources so you can verify information for yourself, right? That means that no matter who edits any given article, you can click through to the sources and see if they actually say what the Wiki article claims. Surely you know this.
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Did you expect them to advertise that they groom future CIA assets or CIA officials by calling themselves the CIA Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs?I did a 2 min Google search and the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs wasn't even an official thing until 2022. And there's not CIA University (whatever that is) associated with it.
Why can't you do the bare minimum to confirm things that you believe because you read them on twitter before posting?
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By the standards of a 320 year-old university, we’re pretty new.
Prior to becoming a stand-alone professional school in 2022, the Jackson School was known as the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The institute was built on what was the International Affairs Council at the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies after a transformative gift from John W. ’67 and Susan G. Jackson in 2009.
In 2015, the Jackson Institute separated from the MacMillan Center into an independent organization. In 2019, the Yale Board of Trustees approved the transformation of the Jackson Institute into a school, and in January 2022, President Salovey announced that the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs would open in July 2022. James A. Levinsohn, distinguished economist and educator, was named the inaugural dean.
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Overview - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
By the standards of a 320 year-old university, we’re pretty new. Prior to becoming a stand-alone professional school in 2022, the Jackson School was known as the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The institute was built on what was the International Affairs Council at the MacMillan Center...
Are you really not aware of the history between the CIA and Yale? George Bush went to Yale & ended up being the CIA director. Former CIA Director David Patreaus recently taught classes there recently.
David H. Petraeus - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
General (US Army, Ret.) David H. Petraeus is a Kissinger Senior Fellow at Yale’s Jackson School of Global Affairs. He is a partner and chairman of the KKR Global Institute, which he established in May 2013. He is also a member of the boards of directors of Optiv and FirstStream, a venture...
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Former CIA officials:
Andrew Makridis - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Andrew Makridis is a Senior Fellow at the Yale Jackson School. He retired from the Central Intelligence Agency at the end of 2022 after four years as its Chief Operating Officer—the number three position at CIA—culminating a 37-year career at the center of the key national security challenges...
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Andrea Kendall-Taylor - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Andrea Kendall-Taylor is a Senior Fellow and director of the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS). She works on national security challenges facing the U.S. and Europe, focusing on Russia, threats to democracy, and the state of the transatlantic...
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The CIA wanted the best and the brightest. They found them at Yale.
The invitation down the rabbit hole came in the spring of 1957. “I’d like to talk to...
www.ctinsider.comLikewise, the decades-long relationship between Yale and the CIA has been characterized by equal shows of brilliance and folly — by an eagerness to cooperate and a proclivity for distrust.[/]
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James Jesus Angleton ’41, breeder of rare orchids and disputably a paranoiac, founded and edited the short-lived but reputable literary magazine, Furioso, during his time […]
yaledailynews.comFor God, Country, Yale and the CIA
This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. President George W. Bush’s announcement in August that he had nominated Florida Representative […]
yaledailynews.comWhat a coincidence. Navalny's chief of staff Leonid Volkov was also a Yale World Fellow just like Navalny.
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Did you expect them to advertise that they groom future CIA assets or CIA officials by calling themselves the CIA Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs?
Are you really not aware of the history between the CIA and Yale? George Bush went to Yale & ended up being the CIA director. Former CIA Director David Patreaus recently taught classes there recently.David H. Petraeus - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
General (US Army, Ret.) David H. Petraeus is a Kissinger Senior Fellow at Yale’s Jackson School of Global Affairs. He is a partner and chairman of the KKR Global Institute, which he established in May 2013. He is also a member of the boards of directors of Optiv and FirstStream, a venture...
Former CIA officials:
Andrew Makridis - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Andrew Makridis is a Senior Fellow at the Yale Jackson School. He retired from the Central Intelligence Agency at the end of 2022 after four years as its Chief Operating Officer—the number three position at CIA—culminating a 37-year career at the center of the key national security challenges...Andrea Kendall-Taylor - Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Andrea Kendall-Taylor is a Senior Fellow and director of the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS). She works on national security challenges facing the U.S. and Europe, focusing on Russia, threats to democracy, and the state of the transatlantic...The CIA wanted the best and the brightest. They found them at Yale.
The invitation down the rabbit hole came in the spring of 1957. “I’d like to talk to...
Likewise, the decades-long relationship between Yale and the CIA has been characterized by equal shows of brilliance and folly — by an eagerness to cooperate and a proclivity for distrust.[/]Academics Anonymous
James Jesus Angleton ’41, breeder of rare orchids and disputably a paranoiac, founded and edited the short-lived but reputable literary magazine, Furioso, during his time […]For God, Country, Yale and the CIA
This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. President George W. Bush’s announcement in August that he had nominated Florida Representative […]
What a coincidence. Navalny's chief of staff Leonid Volkov was also a Yale World Fellow just like Navalny.
dude you are so deep in the rabbit hole, that i dont think you see daylight any longer.
Yale School for GLOBAL AFFAIRS- who better to HEAR ABOUT THE INNER WORKINGS of GLOBAL governments ( aka OTHER GOVERNMENTS across the GLOBE ) than having CIA "fellows' as speakers/instructors-
you know, the same ones tasked with deep dives into certain affairs of specific country(ies
Instead, you think that the Yale School for Global Affairs is a CIA conveyor belt of spies.....holy cow man. you need help. Like deprogramming type help.
The CIA is not ALL spycraft bro. Its a bevy of intelligence analysts tasked with understanding everything they can about a particular person/leader/government.
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He was an American citizen who was jailed and left to die in a Ukrainian prison because he opposed the war.‘Red Pill’ Dating Coach Gonzalo Lira, Accused of Shilling for Putin, Is Arrested in Ukraine
Gonzalo Lira, a prolific online personality who became an outspoken supporter of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, had his home in Kharkiv raided by the security services.www.thedailybeast.com
Do you think him supposedly being a Putin supporter makes his death okay?
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lets be VERY clear- EX PAT.
He hadnt lived in US since early 2000s
ohhhh and i think you will be pleased to know he "US CITIZENSHIP" was only afforded because he was BORN IN US. His parents were Chilean and not US Citizens at time of his birth.
LOLOL. Soooooo see how immigration WORKS?
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He was still an American citizen. Shouldn't Biden be asking Zelensky why he's jailing American citizen and letting them die in jail?
Do you think him supposedly being a Putin supporter makes his death okay?
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I'm glad to see the Russian disinformation and propaganda campaigns paying dividends. I hate seeing people waste money. My wife wastes enough for everyone.
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You keep slurping up that US war propaganda like you are dying of thirst.
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he was more than a Putin supporter. He was a pro Russian conspiracy hack with a youtube channel and twitter account. Coach RedPill. LOL.
FAFO.
Wanna play "investigative journalist" spewing lies about governments and the folks in those positions, be prepared to be jailed, catch pneumonia, and get crappy healthcare.
He broke Ukrainian laws, went to Ukrainian jail. Succumbed to pneumonia while in custody. Tragic ending
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