Who is trying to infiltrate the Secret Service?

[Anonymous]

They were using US citizens with prior experience to run background spy rings. Insane.

TAHERZADEH “recruited” Witness 1 to serve as an employee of HSI. According
to Witness 1, because he/she believed that TAHERZADEH was an employee of HSI, he/she
agreed to pursue DHS/HSI employment through him. TAHERZADEH represented that he had
started the process of hiring Witness 1 as an employee of DHS/HSI and that he also had authority
to deputize individuals as employees of DHS/HSI.

22. As part of the “HSI recruiting process,” TAHERZADEH tasked Witness 1 to
conduct research into an individual who worked for the United States government as a contractor.
Specifically, this individual provided support to the Department of Defense and Intelligence
Community.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This article has crazy details.

First, they fooled the MPD and US Capitol Police in early 2021 with phony law enforcement IDs:

In early 2021, Metro Police did a search of Taherzadeh's unit when a person from a surrounding apartment building made a call reporting a sighting of firearms in his 3-bedroom corner unit through an open window.

Video footage viewed by DailyMail.com showed members of the Metro Police Department and United States Capitol Police searching Taherzadeh's apartment on the 7th floor. They saw firearms in plain sight that are illegal to own in the District of Columbia, but were provided with credentials that seemed to convince them that Taherzadeh was an agent permitted to own such weapons.

Then Tishman-Speyer - believing they were legit law enforcement - gave them full access to the building's security systems and resident PII:

According to sources, the Tishman Speyer-owned and operated building cooperated with Taherzadeh and Ali believing the guise that they were federal agents. Building management, the sources allege, provided the duo with access to surveillance cameras, including codes to access all doors in the building and a list of personal information about a number of residents.

A former security guard for the building, however, said that an overnight concierge would call down Ali and Taherzadeh when things happened in the building to show them surveillance footage.

Ali and Taherzadeh provided the all-access door code to several residents, another source confirms.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10696133/How-fake-DHS-agents-spent-18-MONTHS-trying-infiltrate-Secret-Service-Jill-Bidens-detail.html

And THEY NEVER PAID ANY RENT ON SEVERAL OF THE APARTMENTS.

A former representative of Crossing DC who worked at the building since the start of Taherzadeh's lease confirmed that none of the units were being paid for at any time. When asked why they were not paying rent on the units, the individual responded with one word: 'Government'.

The Daily Mail article says one guy is known to work for Pakstani intelligence, and they had Iranian visas.

So bizarre. The government, particularly the Secret Service, quite famously pays rent in the properties it occupies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This article has crazy details.

First, they fooled the MPD and US Capitol Police in early 2021 with phony law enforcement IDs:

In early 2021, Metro Police did a search of Taherzadeh's unit when a person from a surrounding apartment building made a call reporting a sighting of firearms in his 3-bedroom corner unit through an open window.

Video footage viewed by DailyMail.com showed members of the Metro Police Department and United States Capitol Police searching Taherzadeh's apartment on the 7th floor. They saw firearms in plain sight that are illegal to own in the District of Columbia, but were provided with credentials that seemed to convince them that Taherzadeh was an agent permitted to own such weapons.

Then Tishman-Speyer - believing they were legit law enforcement - gave them full access to the building's security systems and resident PII:

According to sources, the Tishman Speyer-owned and operated building cooperated with Taherzadeh and Ali believing the guise that they were federal agents. Building management, the sources allege, provided the duo with access to surveillance cameras, including codes to access all doors in the building and a list of personal information about a number of residents.

A former security guard for the building, however, said that an overnight concierge would call down Ali and Taherzadeh when things happened in the building to show them surveillance footage.

Ali and Taherzadeh provided the all-access door code to several residents, another source confirms.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10696133/How-fake-DHS-agents-spent-18-MONTHS-trying-infiltrate-Secret-Service-Jill-Bidens-detail.html

And THEY NEVER PAID ANY RENT ON SEVERAL OF THE APARTMENTS.

A former representative of Crossing DC who worked at the building since the start of Taherzadeh's lease confirmed that none of the units were being paid for at any time. When asked why they were not paying rent on the units, the individual responded with one word: 'Government'.

The Daily Mail article says one guy is known to work for Pakstani intelligence, and they had Iranian visas.

So bizarre. The government, particularly the Secret Service, quite famously pays rent in the properties it occupies.

There's a lot that makes zero sense. I can't imagine any DC luxury apartment complex allowing the government to occupy numerous units with no reimbursement. Also, these guys claimed to work for DHS but provided .us email addresses which are not used. The secret service and DHS people involved with these two guys would know that.

[Anonymous]

As a big fan of the Detour I’m just happy for the USPIS to have a chance to shine .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“So glad the adults are in charge again”

Ha!!

You really think this started under the Biden administration? There were a lot of questions about the secret service under trump. This seems to have gone on for a while and the secret service officers were not rejecting the gifts. The secret service was not involved in the arrest even though they can make arrests. Wonder how many secret service agents are involved?

Also… some of those agents…

are people here actually trying to say this was orchestrated by Trump??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“So glad the adults are in charge again”

Ha!!

You really think this started under the Biden administration? There were a lot of questions about the secret service under trump. This seems to have gone on for a while and the secret service officers were not rejecting the gifts. The secret service was not involved in the arrest even though they can make arrests. Wonder how many secret service agents are involved?

Also… some of those agents…

are people here actually trying to say this was orchestrated by Trump??

It was.

[Anonymous]

Secret service is totally clown show. It is well known to be a joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“So glad the adults are in charge again”

Ha!!

You really think this started under the Biden administration? There were a lot of questions about the secret service under trump. This seems to have gone on for a while and the secret service officers were not rejecting the gifts. The secret service was not involved in the arrest even though they can make arrests. Wonder how many secret service agents are involved?

Also… some of those agents…

are people here actually trying to say this was orchestrated by Trump??

It was.

Provide details please

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This article has crazy details.

First, they fooled the MPD and US Capitol Police in early 2021 with phony law enforcement IDs:

In early 2021, Metro Police did a search of Taherzadeh's unit when a person from a surrounding apartment building made a call reporting a sighting of firearms in his 3-bedroom corner unit through an open window.

Video footage viewed by DailyMail.com showed members of the Metro Police Department and United States Capitol Police searching Taherzadeh's apartment on the 7th floor. They saw firearms in plain sight that are illegal to own in the District of Columbia, but were provided with credentials that seemed to convince them that Taherzadeh was an agent permitted to own such weapons.

Then Tishman-Speyer - believing they were legit law enforcement - gave them full access to the building's security systems and resident PII:

According to sources, the Tishman Speyer-owned and operated building cooperated with Taherzadeh and Ali believing the guise that they were federal agents. Building management, the sources allege, provided the duo with access to surveillance cameras, including codes to access all doors in the building and a list of personal information about a number of residents.

A former security guard for the building, however, said that an overnight concierge would call down Ali and Taherzadeh when things happened in the building to show them surveillance footage.

Ali and Taherzadeh provided the all-access door code to several residents, another source confirms.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10696133/How-fake-DHS-agents-spent-18-MONTHS-trying-infiltrate-Secret-Service-Jill-Bidens-detail.html

And THEY NEVER PAID ANY RENT ON SEVERAL OF THE APARTMENTS.

A former representative of Crossing DC who worked at the building since the start of Taherzadeh's lease confirmed that none of the units were being paid for at any time. When asked why they were not paying rent on the units, the individual responded with one word: 'Government'.

The Daily Mail article says one guy is known to work for Pakstani intelligence, and they had Iranian visas.

So bizarre. The government, particularly the Secret Service, quite famously pays rent in the properties it occupies.

"Government" doesn't get free rooms. Even when getting a hotel room our agency has us book them via Concur or Fedrooms and it has to go through an approval process with management and funding officer etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“So glad the adults are in charge again”

Ha!!

You really think this started under the Biden administration? There were a lot of questions about the secret service under trump. This seems to have gone on for a while and the secret service officers were not rejecting the gifts. The secret service was not involved in the arrest even though they can make arrests. Wonder how many secret service agents are involved?

Also… some of those agents…

are people here actually trying to say this was orchestrated by Trump??

It was.

Provide details please

These guys were operating their scam in this apartment building during the Trump administration. Many members of the Trump admin lived in the Navy Yard, it was widely known. These big anonymous apartment buildings with thin walls are great places to spy on residents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a big fan of the Detour I’m just happy for the USPIS to have a chance to shine .

Honestly, if anyone needs a win right now, it's the USPS. Good for them. They can't get my mail across town in under 5 days, but they can take down an extensive spy ring that has fooled the rest of the USG. Go USPIS!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Secret service is totally clown show. It is well known to be a joke.

They've managed to keep Presidents from being assassinated by nuts and terrorists for the past 50 years. (And the Haitian president was assassinated just six months ago - so don't tell me its not a concern) That counts for something in my book - I will always be grateful for them to keeping the Obama family out of harm's way.

However the men on their assignments constantly being caught with prostitutes and bribes is not a good look.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Secret service is totally clown show. It is well known to be a joke.

They've managed to keep Presidents from being assassinated by nuts and terrorists for the past 50 years. (And the Haitian president was assassinated just six months ago - so don't tell me its not a concern) That counts for something in my book - I will always be grateful for them to keeping the Obama family out of harm's way.

However the men on their assignments constantly being caught with prostitutes and bribes is not a good look.

You might want to relook at the success rate of protecting the president. Remember John Hinckley Jr.? He was not some mastermind terrorists. He just walked up and shot the president. You think the secret service would be able to handle that? What about the guy with a knife who jumped the fence at the WH and made it into the residence before being noticed. How about the guy who pulled out a gun and shot up the WH? There are many more examples of just being lucky vs professional protection. The agency is a total cf.

If a terrorist organization or state sponsored actors came after the president the secret service has shown no ability to protect the president. The only reason the president has not been assassinated is luck and the likely retaliation from the US not because of the competency of the secret service. Hell Biden insisted on replacing agents because he was told they were security risk before he took office.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Secret service is totally clown show. It is well known to be a joke.

They've managed to keep Presidents from being assassinated by nuts and terrorists for the past 50 years. (And the Haitian president was assassinated just six months ago - so don't tell me its not a concern) That counts for something in my book - I will always be grateful for them to keeping the Obama family out of harm's way.

However the men on their assignments constantly being caught with prostitutes and bribes is not a good look.

You might want to relook at the success rate of protecting the president. Remember John Hinckley Jr.? He was not some mastermind terrorists. He just walked up and shot the president. You think the secret service would be able to handle that? What about the guy with a knife who jumped the fence at the WH and made it into the residence before being noticed. How about the guy who pulled out a gun and shot up the WH? There are many more examples of just being lucky vs professional protection. The agency is a total cf.

If a terrorist organization or state sponsored actors came after the president the secret service has shown no ability to protect the president. The only reason the president has not been assassinated is luck and the likely retaliation from the US not because of the competency of the secret service. Hell Biden insisted on replacing agents because he was told they were security risk before he took office.

Does the word assassinated mean something different in your world?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:“So glad the adults are in charge again”

Ha!!

You really think this started under the Biden administration? There were a lot of questions about the secret service under trump. This seems to have gone on for a while and the secret service officers were not rejecting the gifts. The secret service was not involved in the arrest even though they can make arrests. Wonder how many secret service agents are involved?

Also… some of those agents…

are people here actually trying to say this was orchestrated by Trump??

I’m OP, I also posted that, posted that and no, I didn’t post it because I think this was orchestrated by Trump. I do think there are a lot of deluded MAGAs in law enforcement and the military, included the USSS. Enough that the Biden family didn’t feel comfortable with the detail they were assigned. I think this particular clusterf*ck is probably due to a foreign government, but as we all have seen, Trump will stop at nothing to get back in the White House.