FBI Commie Spy Robert Hanssen Has Passed Away at 79

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Robert Hanssen, ex-FBI agent who spied for the Soviet Union and Russia, found dead in prison cell

Robert Hanssen, the former FBI agent who was serving a life sentence for being a Soviet and Russian spy, was found dead in his prison cell Monday.

Hanssen, 79, was found unresponsive at the Federal Correctional Complex in Florence, Colorado around 6:55 a.m. Monday, a BOP spokesperson said.
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Over the previous two decades, Moscow paid Hanssen with two Rolex watches and $600,000 in cash and diamonds, and promised that $800,000 more had been deposited in a bank there on his family's behalf. The FBI also recovered $50,000 from the Russians when it arrested Hanssen in February 2001.

Hanssen's spying peaked at the height of the Cold War, and officials said his activities were at least in part responsible for the deaths of at least three spies overseas. They included a Soviet Army general code-named "Top Hat" who was one of America's best intelligence sources and who was executed in 1986.
He caused great damage.
Unlike the Soviets, we just put spies in prison.
They executed them.



He sold out America.
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3:42p, 6/5/23
Clinton's pay a visit!?
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In reply to FloridaAg77 • 3:46p, 6/5/23
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Clinton's pay a visit!?
It was just a cake....
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3:48p, 6/5/23
Who care's.

Not like we haven't done the something over in Russia or other countries.

It's all a game. He just happened to get caught.
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In reply to Psycho Bunny • 3:50p, 6/5/23
Psycho Bunny said:
Who care's.

Not like we haven't done the something over in Russia or other countries.

It's all a game. He just happened to get caught.
Run along and drink some vodka Serge, Vladimir or Elena whatever your real name is.
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3:51p, 6/5/23
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
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3:53p, 6/5/23
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
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In reply to TxTarpon • 3:54p, 6/5/23
TxTarpon said:


He sold out America.
Think how many of his comrades are currently working on behalf of Hussein and Biden. They'll never be punished because they're doing the nefarious work of our government. Our fall is tragic.
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In reply to TxTarpon • 4:04p, 6/5/23
TxTarpon said:
Psycho Bunny said:
Who care's.

Not like we haven't done the something over in Russia or other countries.

It's all a game. He just happened to get caught.
Run along and drink some vodka Serge, Vladimir or Elena whatever your real name is.
Why would I give my real name. No fun in that.

Besides... your buddy Hunter has done far worst than what Hanssen ever did.
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4:08p, 6/5/23
AG
Feds
hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. good times create weak men. and weak men create hard times.

less virtue signaling, more vice signaling.

Birds aren’t real
Lol,lmao
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In reply to TheEternalPessimist • 4:09p, 6/5/23
AG
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
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In reply to twk • 4:15p, 6/5/23
twk said:
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
He called the FBI "children" who needed to be taught a lesson.
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In reply to twk • 4:19p, 6/5/23
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twk said:
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
but wasn't he filming sex with his wife and then sending those video tapes to people

not sure how that fits in with being Catholic

I think he was giant ******* and greedy *******
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In reply to Psycho Bunny • 4:19p, 6/5/23
Psycho Bunny said:
twk said:
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
He called the FBI "children" who need to be taught a lesson.



Sounds like he was ahead of his time
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4:25p, 6/5/23
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I remember attending a talk by an ex-CIA prof from the Bush School (name escapes me) a few months after the news broke. He had a burning distain for Hanssen. He could understand if not condone ideological traitors, but doing it for money was low class.

This guy should've hung executed a long time ago.
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4:26p, 6/5/23
May he roast in hell
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4:26p, 6/5/23
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$600 k in cash over 20 years? He sold out his Country for chump change and a couple of watches. What a turd.
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In reply to BQ_90 • 4:26p, 6/5/23
AG
BQ_90 said:
twk said:
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
but wasn't he filming sex with his wife and then sending those video tapes to people

not sure how that fits in with being Catholic

I think he was giant ******* and greedy *******
He was all kinds of screwed up: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-two-lives-of-robert-hanssen/
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In reply to Franklin Comes Alive! • 4:27p, 6/5/23
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.
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In reply to Psycho Bunny • 4:29p, 6/5/23
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Besides... your buddy Hunter has done far worst than what Hanssen ever did.
No I know you trippin.
That is 'merican slang Slavic boy.
Enjoy eating cabbage and caviar off of a fuzzy Ural chick's neckline.
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In reply to bonfarr • 4:30p, 6/5/23
bonfarr said:
$600 k in cash over 20 years? He sold out his Country for chump change and a couple of watches. What a turd.
Exactly!
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In reply to TxTarpon • 4:31p, 6/5/23
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.


Yea, & considering how the fbi & media in this country always tell the truth I bet it's all factual
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In reply to Franklin Comes Alive! • 4:33p, 6/5/23
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.
Yea, & considering how the fbi & media in this country always tell the truth I bet it's all factual
If you and Commie Bunny want to join him for a payday, I am sure Vlad has an open checkbook.
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In reply to twk • 4:34p, 6/5/23
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At the same time, he was a sexual deviant, a pathological liar, and the FBI intelligence chief who for than thirty years sold upwards of a million dollars worth of American secrets to the Soviets and was responsible for the death of more than two hundred thirty American assets embedded in Russian intelligence.
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In reply to Franklin Comes Alive! • 4:35p, 6/5/23
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.


Yea, & considering how the fbi & media in this country always tell the truth I bet it's all factual
The day the media and the 3 letter word agencies tell the truth, I'll sell my ocean front property in Arizona for 100 dollars.
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In reply to TxTarpon • 4:42p, 6/5/23
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.
Yea, & considering how the fbi & media in this country always tell the truth I bet it's all factual
If you and Commie Bunny want to join him for a payday, I am sure Vlad has an open checkbook.


No thanks, idgaf about the ****hole known as russia

Nonetheless, that has nothing to do w the establishment in this country lying to the middle class, and the guppies in this country eating it up as gospel
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In reply to Psycho Bunny • 4:46p, 6/5/23
Psycho Bunny said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
TxTarpon said:
Franklin Comes Alive! said:
Ummmm considering what we know about the fbi, are we really taking the whole spy story at face value?
You can read up on it.
He was a legit bad dude.


Yea, & considering how the fbi & media in this country always tell the truth I bet it's all factual
The day the media and the 3 letter word agencies tell the truth, I'll sell my ocean front property in Arizona for 100 dollars.
In 2002 (when Hanssen was sentenced) most people with a Republican bent were excited to give the FBI sweeping powers during the WOT.
Hanssen had been motivated to help the Soviets since 1979.
Most people here believe that 1980s FBI > 2023 FBI.
It was a totally different set of people working there then.
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4:47p, 6/5/23
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Robert Hanssen was a traitor in the strongest sense of the word. It tells me a lot about the people wavering on that point.
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In reply to Franklin Comes Alive! • 4:47p, 6/5/23
Again....

In 2002 (when Hanssen was sentenced) most people with a Republican bent were excited to give the FBI sweeping powers during the WOT.
Hanssen had been motivated to help the Soviets since 1979.
Most people here believe that 1980s FBI > 2023 FBI.
It was a totally different set of people working there then.
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In reply to TriAg2010 • 4:49p, 6/5/23
TriAg2010 said:
Robert Hanssen was a traitor in the strongest sense of the word. It tells me a lot about the people wavering on that point.
True that.
Two commies here now.
I bet they have Anna's poster up somewhere:
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In reply to P.H. Dexippus • 4:53p, 6/5/23
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P.H. Dexippus said:
I remember attending a talk by an ex-CIA prof from the Bush School (name escapes me) a few months after the news broke. He had a burning distain for Hanssen. He could understand if not condone ideological traitors, but doing it for money was low class.

This guy should've hung executed a long time ago.


Disagree. Better for him to die in a lonely, cold prison cell, with no one around him to give a damn, after more than two decades to know how badly he f***** up, then spend eternity in hell.
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In reply to TxTarpon • 4:53p, 6/5/23
TxTarpon said:
Again....

In 2002 (when Hanssen was sentenced) most people with a Republican bent were excited to give the FBI sweeping powers during the WOT.
Hanssen had been motivated to help the Soviets since 1979.
Most people here believe that 1980s FBI > 2023 FBI.
It was a totally different set of people working there then.


Lol

The fbi has been dog**** scum a lot longer than the 70s

You do you though.... keep singing establishment praises & call everyone that disagrees "Ivan"... It's a smart look
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In reply to Franklin Comes Alive! • 5:11p, 6/5/23
You must have been living in Moscow from 2001-2014.
The FBI were considered heroes after 9/11.



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You do you though.... keep singing establishment praises & call everyone that disagrees "Ivan"... It's a smart look
About as smart as selling out the US for cash.
Enjoy those 300lb pounders in string swimsuits on the Black Sea.
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5:37p, 6/5/23
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He was a traitor and any idea he was anything other than that is idiotic.

He deserved the death penalty for what he did and I'd gladly urinate on his grave.
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In reply to BQ_90 • 5:38p, 6/5/23
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BQ_90 said:
twk said:
TheEternalPessimist said:
Was he a Communist?

He continued spying after the Soviet Union fell.

Seems to me he was self-interested and loyal to nothing.

Even so - good riddance.
He was an odd duck. Extremely arrogant, believed that American was going to hell (he was a devout Catholic), and that his superiors were incompetent--spying was a way to prove that.
but wasn't he filming sex with his wife and then sending those video tapes to people

not sure how that fits in with being Catholic

I think he was giant ******* and greedy *******



Self-identified as Catholic.
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