2023-05-18 04:46:22
By luring Burns years ago into some kind of meeting with Epstein, it is possible the idea was as an insurance policy. Since the early 1990's burns was on the short list as being one of the more promising rising stars of the diplomatic world - having received 1994 Time Magazine's 50 most promising American Leaders under the age of 40 (think Young Global Leaders) and the Time's 100 Most promising Global Leaders as well.
So Burns would have also been a target for the type of entrapment schemes that the Israelis use to control the US political establishment - and at the top of the methods of control there is nothing more powerful of a control grip than having been filmed having sex with a child at the Mossad's Jeffery Epstein mansion in New York or Virgin Islands or Paris or mid flight on Lolita Express, all of which were locations that Bill Gates was a frequent traveller to.
By releasing Burns' name alongside Gates and Black the message would be, “Look pal, you cover this all up or else you are going to be implicated too.”
It could also be to push his hand in the Ukraine conflict.
Many in the military do not support this Jewish NeoCon game in the Ukraine. And there are also those within the CIA who also do not concur with the Jewish NeoCons quagmire in the Ukraine.
By releasing his name and implicating him with Epstein this may be a shot across the bow, “You go full force on Ukraine or else!”
But of all the CIA leaders in recent history, Burns is much more preferable that the last group of total scumbag tools of the Israeli's or the Military Industrial Complex.
In a way my analysis is that since his name has been leaked in this way, it is a way to think that maybe he in fact is not liked by the Jews and so therefore if the Jew Neocons want him out, we should want him to remain in.
Some bio facts about Burns:
William Joseph Burns (born April 11, 1956) is President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
United States Deputy Secretary of State (2011-2014).
He retired from the U.S. Foreign Service in 2014 after a thirty-three-year diplomatic career.
Burns previously served as Ambassador of the United States to Jordan from 1998 to 2001,
Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs from 2001 to 2005,
Ambassador of the United States to the Russian Federation from 2005 until 2008,
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from 2008 to 2011, among other senior roles in Washington and abroad.
He also received the Department of Defense Award for Distinguished Public Service (2014),
the U.S. Intelligence Community Medallion (2014),
the Central Intelligence Agency’s Agency Seal Medal (2014).
Burns is the recipient of three Presidential Distinguished Service Awards and a number of Department of State awards, including three Secretary’s Distinguished Service Awards, the Secretary’s Career Achievement Award, the Charles E. Cobb, Jr. Ambassadorial Award for Initiative and Success in Trade Development (2006), the Robert C. Frasure Memorial Award (2005), and the James Clement Dunn Award (1991).
He also received the Department of Defense Award for Distinguished Public Service (2014), the U.S. Intelligence Community Medallion (2014), and the Central Intelligence Agency’s Agency Seal Medal (2014)
In 1994, Burns was named to TIME Magazine’s lists of “50 Most Promising American Leaders Under Age 40” and “100 Most Promising Global Leaders Under Age 40”. He was named Foreign Policy’s “Diplomat of the Year” in 2013.
He is the recipient of Anti-Defamation League’s Distinguished Statesman Award (2014), (The Jews have to try to put their ADL garbage around the necks of everyone they can but soon this grip will be over as more and more reports like mind circulate outlining what scum the ADL is and always was)
the Middle East Institute’s Lifetime Achievement Award (2014), and the American Academy of Diplomacy’s Annenberg Award for Diplomatic Excellence (2015)
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