50 Insane Declassified FBI Secrets You Didn’t Know

Today we unlock the most insane declassified FBI secrets in our new epic countdown of the top 50 craziest covert operations! Find out what the FBI has really been up to right now!

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[ryanspartangalileo]

Imagine what will be declassified about today in 25 years to come

[scottylawson]

Basically, what they're telling you is if they can create enough fear of particular groups, they can basically do whatever they want to you. No rights whatsoever.

[shannnz]

Its hilarious that they're suspicious of everyone else yet they themselves commit the most crimes 😂

[BosonHeavy]

The Amelia Earhart fact was not accurate. She did not go missing over the Atlantic. Her solo flight over the Atlantic was famously successful, making her a household name when she later went missing crossing the Pacific near Howland Island.

[ArcherSlamBAM]

“The Great Dictator” was NOT a silent film. I mean, how would Charlie have given his iconic monologue at the end?

[erichhitchcock]

I've been investigating my father's disappearance/death since 1985, when I learned that my mother may have lied about it being a suicide (he disappeared in 1970, and was recovered by the Massachusetts State Police/US Coast Guard in 1971). I was living in Boston in the '90's; in 1991, one day, I just decided to go into the JFK Federal Building. I went to the FBI and asked for help. The agent who spoke with me looked at me like I owed him money, and abruptly stated, "I can't help you. The agent ---John Connolly.

[redpanda]

Granted I know nothing about any of this, but I can’t seem to wrap my head around how Hellen Keller was able to learn to communicate being both deaf and blind…

[davidbrockmeier]

If you haven't gotten yourself an FBI file during the 21st century, what have you been doing?

[ObservingtheObvious]

Just 2 corrections:
1) “The Great Dictator” was Chaplin’s first ever talking picture.
2) Amelia Earhart was attempting to be the first woman to circumnavigate the globe and disappeared in the Pacific.

[ZombieAndrew]

Charlie Chaplin's little dictator was NOT a silent film by any stretch the imagination

[montikore]

Crazy what liberties people willingly give up under the guise of "safety"

[WrecklessEating]

This was fun and also in some points scary lol

[jacobspahr]

Love this channel. Been watching for awhile. Always teaches me something new every week. Keep the content coming.

[bobdopalena]

Now imagine the stuff that never got declassified!

[andrewcarter]

Emilia Earhart successfully crossed the Atlantic. It was her attempt to circumnavigate the world that cost her her life. When she was crossing the Pacific Ocean part of the trip.

[andyhighroller]

20:46 OKAY, let’s _all_ put in requests for ourselves so it doesn’t look weird when I do it

[godlyninja]

I love this channel dudes its so Entertaining and Educational at the same time! 🙂

[lonewolfprogrammer]

Awesome info!
Please do a video on "the most mysterious song on the internet"
Your subscribers could potentially identify it.

[Runwitit]

Come on now, The government only shows you what they want to with these declassifications.

[xenondestiny]

Walt Disney is a rat, it all makes sense now 😂