THE JFK ASSASSINATION II: CONSPIRACY PHOBIA ON THE LEFT (Archive)
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Government lied to public about UFO sightings, CIA admits
“Over half of all UFO reports from the late 1950s through the 1960s were accounted for by manned reconnaissance flights” over the United States, the CIA study says. “This led the Air Force to make misleading and deceptive statements to the public in order to allay public fears and to protect an extraodrinary sensitive national security project.”
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A COLD WAR RE-EDUCATION IN 8 MINUTES
There is, sadly, vastly more evidence that the United States Senate hates you and wants you to suffer than there is that Russia or China does. The war business is an uncontrollable monster, creates the nuclear risk, erodes civil liberties, destroys self-governance, fuels bigotry, devastates the natural environment and climate, and kills first and foremost by diverting resources into war and away from human and environmental needs, or what Dr. King called programs of social uplift, but which we’re all most familiar with under the name socialism, or its earlier variation: godless Commie evil.
How the CIA Helped to Crush Turkey’s Post-War Left
The Gray Wolves are a paramilitary unit founded in 1969 by the CIA-trained fascist Türkeş to serve his National Action Party (Milliyetçi Hareket Partisi).
WHOSE INTEREST DID THE CREATION OF THE COLD WAR SERVE AND CONTINUES TO SERVE? CYNTHIA CHUNG ADDRESSES THIS QUESTION IN HER THREE-PART SERIES
Return of the Leviathan: The Fascist Roots of the CIA and the True Origin of the Cold War
“The CIA and the media are part of the same criminal conspiracy,” wrote Douglas Valentine in his important book, The CIA As Organized Crime.
This is true. The corporate mainstream media are stenographers for the national security state’s ongoing psychological operations aimed at the American people, just as they have done the same for an international audience.
Opening the CIA’s Can of Worms
In 2014, Dilanian was outed by online ‘adversarial’ platform the Intercept as having a close relationship with the CIA’s office of public affairs, leading to him being disowned by the L.A. Times. The Intercept’s investigation, based on released CIA emails, found Dilanian routinely sent his articles to the Agency for vetting prior to publication, promised it positive coverage, and sometimes rewrote his pieces at their behest.
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