Truman Presidential Library organization
also: Nixon Library, Truman Library
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CIAintelligence service · 3Psychological Strategy Boardorganization · 2Washington, D.C.place · 2National Recovery Administrationorganization · 1Independence, Missouriplace · 1Harry S. Trumanperson · 1Kansas Citycountry · 1Henry Kissingerperson · 1David Rockefellerperson · 1
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Everything that you just said, which is why I've not made the post yet. I'm still checking it. Okay. I have no problem sending you the link if you can help. Sure. Because it's a crazy discovery. It's wild. I can give you one piece of contex…
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According to the Nixon Library, four declassification requests still in 2003 when he was writing his book. Those memos don't go to the National Archive. They don't stay at the White House. They don't go to the State Department. They don't s…
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extorting these countries for their natural resources because as a part of the overthrow we're buying off the newly installed government to work on the behalf of the international syndicate and they're using the CIA to do this did you have …
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to kind of indicate that there might be a little bit more going on here in terms of the accountability on classified information, they can take a look at what's on the Nixon Library's website. It's pretty wild if you read the whole thing.…
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The CIA sent a plane with a team of armed guards to Kansas City. The team went to the Truman Presidential Library in Independence, Missouri, seized the Psychological Strategy Board's records and returned them to Washington. It became the fi…
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had been withdrawn from public view. The CIA held on to the records for months, extracting several hundreds of documents from the set and then returned them to the Truman Library. It cannot have been the quality of the Psychological Strateg…
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The CIA chief later swore that he never sold the president on the Bay of Pigs scheme. Quote, one ought never to sell anybody a bill of goods, he told an interviewer at the JFK Presidential Library. But Kennedy knew the truth. Dulles had lie…