CIA

As an example of this, if an individual is beaten, and is told during the entirety of the beating that he must obey certain officials, he will, in the future, feel the beginnings of the pain the moment he begins to disobey. The installed pain itself reacts as a policeman, for the experience of the individual demonstrates to him that he cannot combat, and will receive pain from, certain officials. […]

The matter of coincidence cannot be stressed enough, because that’s how spooks, mobsters, politicians communicate when they’ve done something so horrible they dare not take credit openly, but still want it tacitly known that it was them that they might instill fear. Strings of coincidences are always created and do not exist in nature. When Wall Street is involved, they also need to know a specific date because their aim is to engage in “risk free” speculative trading like dumping airline and Russian stocks knowing their value will plummet. Right before 9-11, the CIA noted there was a lot of trading in airline stocks, which of course plummeted that day, and that every high ranking official in the Bush Administration had been warned not to fly in the days before 9-11, as we saw with John Ashcroft. […]

”But one [Los Angeles] Times reporter characterized himself as being "assigned to the 'get Gary Webb team'" and another was heard to say "We're going to take away that guy's Pulitzer." The opening "About this series" teaser made it clear that the Times pieces would explicitly address, and deny, the validity of all the main assertions in "Dark Alliance." […]

[easyrotator]erc_13_1407605138[/easyrotator] The Copy Cat Crime: Andrew Johnson and Lyndon B. Johnson On January 23, 1923, William J. Burns, by then the acting director of the Department of Justice wrote “I have gone over with considerable […]

"Infantry shall move in next to relocate male adults into internment camps. Anyone who attempts to resist shall be executed on the spot… People featuring traces of combat engagement, like bruises, scuff marks, gunshot and fragment wounds, traces of gunpowder and gun oil on the skin and clothes, shall be tried in court for separatism and terrorism." […]

“I can state with complete confidence that information this important would not be released in this way,” [Paul] Roberts said. “If this was released by the State Department which I doubt, it is so unprofessional; it would mean that the State Department is trying to spread propaganda about Russia on social media …. The US government has been desperate to produce information to back up its claims. It would not release information in this way,” he said, adding that anyone can spread information on social media.

Paul Craig Roberts, columnist and head of the Institute for Political Economy […]

John Gittinger designed the PAS (Personality Assessment System). This is an extraordinary method to evaluate human behavior and predict their future behavior. As far as we know, most of the PAS is still classified SECRET. The PAS is based on the ability to differentiate different types of people. […]

Early MOCKINGBIRD influenced 25 newspapers and wire agencies consenting to act as organs of CIA propaganda… among them William Paley (CBS), C.D. Jackson (Fortune), Henry Luce (Time) and Arthur Hays Sulzberger (N.Y. Times). […]

"Technically, what Edwards was doing was creating conditions that wipe the brain slate clean so that the mind accepts new programming. He would tell those attending, 'You're a sinner! You're destined for hell'" […]

Aren’t racist tirades damnable no matter who they come from? Or, to borrow a phrase from George Orwell’s Animal Farm, are some people “more equal” than others? […]

The CIA memo specifically refers to these propaganda initiatives as “psychological operations” (PSYOPS), that include contracting polling companies to create fraudulent polls that show the NO vote with an advantage over the SI vote, which is false. […]

 “Aircraft used by the CIA and DEA trafficked drugs” “This Florida based Gulfstream II, aircraft # N987SA, crash landed on September 24, 2007 after it ran out of fuel over Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It had […]

“The conventional wisdom these days — as heard on radio talk shows in Virginia, in town meetings in New Mexico, or from taxi drivers in Boston — is that Americans just don’t like the press. What do they think? Would you be surprised to learn that reporters are held in the same low regard as undertakers and insurance salesmen…. and only slightly higher than politicians?” […]