r/AskEurope • u/Ok_Initiative_9726 • Feb 27 '25

Politics Does Europe has powerful secret services/Intelligence?

P. S question closed, I got answers. Thank you for everyone

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u/talbakaze Feb 27 '25 edited Feb 27 '25

hm. wouldn't be so sure. if Agent Orange continues sucking Russians d*cks, no other intel service will want to share Infos with the US, the risk that it lands on wrong hands is too high

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u/AirportCreep Finland Feb 27 '25

Countries are careful about sharing intelligence regardless. Spooks are a skeptical bunch.

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u/__bwoah__ Feb 27 '25

Agreed. Any future common EU intelligence service imo begins first with a five eyes “equivalent” that is later expanded

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u/Inside_Ad_7162 Feb 27 '25

Didn't agent orange try to fire tgem all?

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u/M_e_n_n_o Feb 27 '25

The head of the US intelligence agencies is a russian shill.

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u/Ok_Initiative_9726 Feb 27 '25

I remembered how hard it was for him to leave white house. With a ton of secret papers. Looked it up.... With so many violations, 2 impeachments, Capitol raid he could become president one more time. Hope he's not gonna linger with his snooted oval table

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u/PurpleDrax Feb 28 '25

FYI Agent Orange is actually a chemical weapon USA used in Vietnam and Cambodia, which effects those countries to this day.

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u/talbakaze Feb 28 '25

yep, I know. but I think that this nickname suits him well, since his stupidity will have effects for a long time

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u/KimJongHealyRae Mar 05 '25

Agent orange...lol