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Translation of the Post

The original post text (in Persian) is:

"سلام. سازمان اطلاعات مرکزی صدای شما را می‌شنود و می‌خواهد به شما کمک کند. در ادامه، راهنمایی لازم در مورد چگونگی برقراری تماس مجازی امن با ما ارائه شده است. @CIA @CIADirector"

English translation:

"Hello. The Central Intelligence Agency hears your voice and wants to help you. In the following, the necessary guidance on how to establish secure virtual contact with us is provided. @CIA @CIADirector"

Translation of the Video

The video is a 2-minute-15-second tutorial produced by the CIA, presented as an animated slideshow with on-screen text in Persian (accompanied by what appears to be a voiceover narration in Persian, based on the structure). It guides viewers on how to securely contact the CIA using web browsers, privacy tools, and their website. The content is divided into 8 numbered steps, with English subtitles for section titles like "Securely Contacting CIA" and step numbers (e.g., "01 >>"). I've extracted and translated the visible Persian text from the video frames into English, organizing it by step for clarity. The translation aims to be accurate and natural while preserving the instructional tone. Note that some frames include Tor onion site URLs, which I've left unchanged as they are technical details.

Step 01: Private Browsing in Common Browsers

To securely contact the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), you can use web browsers. These browsers include Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. To increase security, use Private Browsing mode or Incognito Mode.

In Chrome: Open a new Incognito window. This mode does not save your browsing history, cookies, or site data.

In Safari: Enable Private Browsing. This prevents the browser from storing your history or autofill information.

In Firefox: Use Private Browsing mode. It blocks trackers and does not save your history.

For added security, consider using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to hide your IP address.

Step 02: More on Private Browsing

Continue using Private Browsing in your chosen browser (Chrome, Safari, or Firefox).

This mode ensures that your activity is not stored locally on your device.

Remember, while Private Browsing protects against local tracking, it does not fully anonymize your internet connection. Combine it with other tools for better security.

Step 03: Using Tor for Enhanced Anonymity

For even greater security, use the Tor browser.

Tor (The Onion Router) routes your internet traffic through multiple servers, making it difficult to trace your activity.

Download Tor from the official website: https://www.torproject.org.

Once installed, open Tor and navigate to the CIA's secure contact page.

Tor is especially useful in regions with heavy internet censorship or surveillance.

Do not use Tor for everyday browsing if speed is a concern, as it can be slower.

Step 04: Accessing the CIA Website Securely

Go to the official CIA website: https://www.cia.gov.

Look for the "Contact CIA" section or form.

Ensure the connection is secure (look for HTTPS in the URL).

Fill out the contact form with the information you wish to provide. You can remain anonymous if desired.

The CIA values information that can help protect national security and human rights.

Submit the form. Your submission is encrypted and handled confidentially.

Avoid providing personal details that could identify you unless necessary.

If you have sensitive information, consider using additional encryption methods.

Step 05: Using CIA's Onion Sites via Tor

For maximum security, access the CIA's contact form through Tor onion sites.

These are special addresses only accessible via Tor:

• ciadotgov4sjwlzihbbgxnqg3xiyrg7so2r2o3lt5wz5ypk4sxyjstad.onion
• bgx naq 3xi yrg 7so 2r2
• o3l t5w z5y pk4 sxy jstad.onion

Open Tor browser and enter one of these addresses.

This method hides your location and activity from internet service providers and governments.

Step 06: Filling and Submitting the Form

Once on the secure site, locate the contact form.

Provide as much detail as possible about the information you have, but protect your identity.

Fields may include: Name (optional), Email (optional, use a temporary one), Message.

Use an anonymous email service like ProtonMail or Tutanota for added privacy.

After filling the form, review it for accuracy.

Submit it. The CIA will review your submission promptly.

Your safety is our priority—do not take unnecessary risks.

Step 07: Additional Security Tips

To further protect yourself:

• Use a device that is not linked to your personal accounts.

• Avoid public Wi-Fi networks.

• Clear your browser cache and history after use.

• Consider using encrypted messaging apps for follow-up if needed.

• If you suspect surveillance, change locations or devices.

The CIA appreciates courageous individuals who come forward with information.

Remember, contacting us can make a difference in global security.

Step 08: Final Notes

Thank you for considering contacting the CIA.

Your information could save lives and promote freedom.

We handle all submissions with the utmost confidentiality.

If you have any questions, refer back to our website.

Stay safe.

(The video ends with the CIA logo: "Central Intelligence Agency, United States of America.")

Are the CIA non kosher yet?

Should be using Brave not Google or Firefox browsers. The CIA as we know can not be trusted but Scavino is the one posting this so I'm guessing the CIA has been turned and we're back in control of them.

WELCOME to 5G WARFARE!

Dan quoting CIA in this case, unfortunate. State Dept would have been more credible to Iranians.