CIA
(The Central Intelligence Agency)
[back] Big Brother
"Coming to grips with these U.S./CIA activities in broad numbers and figuring out how many people have been killed in the jungles of Laos or the hills of Nicaragua is very difficult. But, adding them up as best we can, we come up with a figure of six million people killed-and this is a minimum figure."---John Stockwell
[The CIA's main purpose is media control, Mind Control, running the narcotics trade, and carrying out covert operations involving economic warfare, false flags such as GLADIO, rigged elections, Assassinations 1 and Genocide (6 million bare minimum). Guantanamo is a torture research centre.]
See:
Communism
Torture Cocaine COINTELPRO
The Office of Strategic Services
(OSS)
See: MI6
MI5
NSA FBI
Mossad
Ministry of Truth
[vid] Ted Gunderson Former FBI Chief - Most Terror Attacks Are Committed By Our CIA And FBI
Manuals
CIA, KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation
CIA Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare A tactical manual for the revolutionary. First published by the Central Intelligence Agency and distributed to the Contras in Central America
Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual -- 1983
NERVE WAR AGAINST INDIVIDUALS This CIA guide to conducting "nerve war against individuals" was prepared in the summer of 1954, as the agency was preparing to overthrow the government of Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz. Harassment operations such as these were added to the CIA's huge, and ultimately successful, psychological warfare campaign against Arbenz. The document is undated, but a cover note indicates it was forwarded to the CIA station in Guatemala City on June 9, 1954.Symbols
External
Gloria
Steinem: How the CIA Used Feminism to Destabilize Society By Henry Makow Ph.D.
List of Records from the Rockefeller Commission's Investigation of the CIA
A rarely seen catalog of documents acquired or created by the
1975 presidential commission that examined the CIA's domestic misdeeds
CIA and Operation Phoenix in Vietnam — Information about the CIA's assassination program in Vietnam.
CIA Support of Death Squads William E. Colby on July 19, 1971, before Senate Subcommittee testified that CIA's Operation Phoenix had killed 21,587 Vietnamese citizens between January 1968 and May 1971.
