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What Is Your Secret? open.substack.com/pub/thememoryh… @thememoryhole4

This was the story that opened my eyes to what the US empire does around the globe. #Mossadegh #Iran #BigOil #coups

I gotta ask myself, why did I bother to spend the time to dig out the fact that three out of four Warren Commission psychiatric consultants on the Oswald bio were CIA-linked? One was a major Artichoke figure. Big yawn from JFK assassination/CIA muckraker/MKULTRA exposé crowd!

In 1953, the U.S. and UK orchestrated a coup to overthrow Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, reinstating the Shah to power. This covert operation, driven by oil interests and Cold War dynamics, has had lasting impacts on U.S.-Iran relations. #History #1953Coup #Iran

Nightmares of Naomi open.substack.com/pub/thememoryh…

In the 1950s and 60s, Dr. Ewen Cameron's "sleep room" at the Allan Memorial Institute subjected patients to drug-induced comas and continuous audio loops in an attempt to erase and rewrite their memories. Funded by the CIA, these experiments caused lasting trauma. #CIA

source: open.substack.com/pub/thememoryh…

the cia installed explosives inside the core structure of a building during its construction so they could explode it with a radio signal anytime they wanted in the future. in 1954. welp, anyway…

What happens when the head of your organization goes certifiably insane? thememoryhole.substack.com/p/everyone-is-…

When the FBI decided to work hand-in-hand with the Mob: thememoryhole.substack.com/p/working-with…

Kurt Vonnegut on how fascism will come to America (1987)

The woman he was about to sleep with was possibly part of a KGB plot to entrap him: thememoryhole.substack.com/p/swallow

When you have to wake up the U.S. decision maker on who should die today:

Ralph McGehee: The Worst Thing I've Ever Done Ralph McGehee was a former CIA officer who became a vocal critic of the agency after retiring. He exposed the CIA's disinformation tactics and covert operations.

A reporter explains how he was fed misinformation by the CIA and printed it:

The CIA has a history of using disinformation in the press to shape public narratives. From planting stories to manipulating media, their covert tactics aim to influence opinions and policy. #Disinformation #CIA #MediaManipulation

The U.S. played a pivotal role in the 1963 coup that led to the assassination of South Vietnam's President Diem. Frustrated with his oppressive regime and failure to quell the Viet Cong, U.S. support for the coup set the stage for greater American involvement in the conflict.

Question: Why did we blow up that bridge? Answer: You'll understand when you're older. Working for the CIA, Mary Embree secured forged passports and money for field agents, and gathered information on topics from blowing up bridges to making explosives effective underwater.

The FBI's investigation of Martin Luther King Jr. lacked a solid legal basis, driven more by J. Edgar Hoover's personal animosity and a desire to undermine the civil rights movement than by any legitimate security concerns.