The KGB, while I was with them, shared practically nothing with me.

I didn't even know that I was a part of the directorate S.

I had no idea what the structure of the KGB was.

But that information I acquired in hindsight, putting pieces together, and reading up on

journal, you know, on material that described how the KGB operated.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back.

I hope you're ready for another episode of Change Agents, an Iron Cloud original, presented

by Firecracker Farm.

Now, let's dive in.

Here's a question for you.

For somebody who, I mean, we'll get into your backstory, there's somebody who was an intelligence

asset.

They were a spy.

Do you ever just stop being a spy?

I mean, honestly, how do people know that you're truly who you say you are?

You just got to trust me.'s i mean pooh that's a

all right there's a little bit of proof here i passed the lie detector test uh the FBI swears by that

thing okay and well the FBI does it's not allowed in court because it's definitely flawed, but it can give you indications.

I understood.

But the guy who took the test, who administered a test for me, was known to be one of the best

in the FBI.

Never mind.

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