The Nation organization
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“you know, change here or overemphasizing it, but it's all, it's also perhaps noteworthy that, you know, Desmond Fitzgerald's daughter is on the editorial board of the nation magazine. And it's, I mean, I'm not, it's not really fair to, to b…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 17 (18) @ 1:16:00
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fascinating guy because in 1962, he moves from, as you know, Southeast Asian CIA to Western Hemisphere CIA, where he's in a key transition role to allow some of Nelson Rockefeller's Cubans to play here and others not to. And also his daught…
▶ 1:15:19
fake, aka compatible left. Again, the phrase of the CIA is what they call their compatible left. You know, for the 80s and 90s, they got nothing but Noam Chomsky, Seymour Hersh, and Alexander Coburn of the nations. Yeah. Illini, I see you t…
▶ 1:16:00
you know, change here or overemphasizing it, but it's all, it's also perhaps noteworthy that, you know, Desmond Fitzgerald's daughter is on the editorial board of the nation magazine. And it's, I mean, I'm not, it's not really fair to, to b…
▶ 1:16:31
But I remember being struck by it as, you know, at that time I had no contacts. You know, very good. But, again, there could have been all kinds of, you know, left gatekeeping mechanisms that I wouldn't have known about. You know what I mea…
▶ 1:17:00
Lead investigative reporter. I know I've said this a million times. I'm going to post it in the bubble again. Fred Cook was he wrote an amazing article or chapter from his book on how Kerry McWilliams, the famous left liberal, you know, edi…
▶ 1:12:53
after the middle of 1968. And then in turn, you see a decided change, like in the amount of journalism in the Washington Post, New York Times, you know. And again, these are these are wide access journalism sites. It's like that has really,…
▶ 41:21
into researching the Kennedy assassination. Back in LA, Lifton plunked down $76 in a local bookstore to buy the entire 26-volume set of the Warren Report. He spent an entire year looking over everything. He added another dimension to his un…
▶ 45:44
What are you talking about, he said. Who saw smoke? Lifton began giving names of the witnesses, citing the research done by Harold Feldman, a writer for scientific journals. Who is Harold Feldman, Dulles said. This elicited an explosion fro…
▶ 40:05
and no remarkable or inside knowledge of the event. In other words, it was handed to him to put his name on, and he did so. Then in 1984, a Yale graduate student by the name of David Pearson wrote an article for The Nation that stated the U…
▶ 44:01
just before the November election. Quote, The Nation magazine, in its current issue, quotes a memo from November 29, 1963, from J. Edgar Hoover, the Bureau's director at the time, to State Department about the assassination of JFK. In the m…
▶ 47:59
um so people would not ask questions okay and then he goes on and talks a little bit more about that most of this stuff um we've covered before but i'm going to quote this part for war hamster this came a later article that in the nation af…
▶ 52:01
then having his son become president in 2000, and then we immediately have 9-11, which would all launch a revival of the CIA. In retrospect, it's interesting to go back to McBride's 1988 article in The Nation on the discovery of Bush's earl…
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still am above ground and he is not. And while Shackley's own book, he did not want to reveal all of his secrets, other writers were interested in digging them up anyway. One of the most authoritative books on Shackley is called The Blonde …