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Claims (19)
David Halberstam member_of
The New York Times documented
“glorious moment in our hero David Halberstam's career as a New York Times reporter in South Vietnam and Saigon in November of 1963 during the coup of Dem, which is a really, you know, befuddled, in my opinion, deliberately befuddled, you kn…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 2 @ 1:04:19
The New York Times funded
CFR documented
“Oh, look at that. A special one. ITT. They're in there because of course they are. Irving Trust. Kellogg's. Carl Loeb. Merck. The pharmaceutical. Mobile Oil. National Cash Register. And that's very interesting because that's where we see Ja…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 1 @ 50:10
John Darnton member_of
The New York Times documented
“Master spy. Someday these are the different things you have to do, and they all follow the same career path. All right, good catch on that one. Oh, yes. Here's a fun one. John Darnton, class of 1960. He was a Pulitzer Prize foreign correspo…”
▶ The Shadow State 37 Secret Societies 21; Andover Connections @ 34:32
Central Intelligence Agency funded
The New York Times documented
“Newsweek, New York Times, Time Magazine, Washington Post, New York Daily Mirror, Chicago Daily News, Miami News, New York Herald Tribune, Washington Star, Miami News, and the Chattanooga Times.…”
▶ The Shadow State 63 Operation Mockingbird @ 31:50
Susan Shearer member_of
The New York Times host_asserted
“Here's one. Lincoln Chafee, we've talked about before. Class of 1971, who would become the Rhode Island governor and senator. And he comes from a family of skull and bones men. Yikes. We've got Otis Chandler, class of 46. He was a publisher…”
▶ The Shadow State 37 Secret Societies 21; Andover Connections @ 27:11
The New York Times framed
James Earl Ray host_asserted
“a bank robbery with Wendell Rose Jr. The Times wrote this whole piece fabricated out of whole cloth that the Ray brothers robbed a bank in Illinois and that's where James got his money and therefore there was no Rayol at all. It was complet…”
▶ MLK’s Conspiracy Trial thru Gladio Glasses @ 57:20
Hanson Baldwin headed
The New York Times book_quoted
“Hanson Baldwin was the military affairs editor for the New York Times. Joseph Barnes was editor-in-chief of Simon & Schuster. And remember, several of our books have talked about the difficulty in getting their books published, like Pete Br…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 12:08
C.L. Sulzberger headed
The New York Times book_quoted
“Author Hayes Sulzberger, New York Times. C.L. Sulzberger, also of the New York Times. So that just kind of gives you a flavor of how the CFR controls the media. His last chapter, Interlocking Untouchables. Members of Congress are not aware …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 14:30
The New York Times member_of
Operation Mockingbird host_asserted
“Newspapers, New York Times, Washington Post, even in newspaper, like I said, once again, newspapers, every major newspaper became part of Operation Mockingbird in which they, what they would do is they would proclaim the news that came from…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner interview with Paul Williams (Operation Gladio) Part 2 @ 1:07:01
Paul Hoffman member_of
The New York Times documented
“a Nazi to report on Lumumba. The Angleton family had helped Hoffman in the Rome Bureau of the New York Times, where he continued to be of good use to his friends in the U.S. intelligence, translating reports from confidential sources inside…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 17 @ 53:43
The New York Times carried_out_attack
Soviet Union host_asserted
“And it says the New York Times was to use part of the poster campaign to illustrate an article on communist domination in Hungary. The VFF, aware of the obvious associative imagery, preferred to keep only the blank silhouettes in order to d…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Transnational AntiCommunism&Cold War Part 5 @ 30:45
David Halberstam member_of
The New York Times host_asserted
“They have not read a peer-reviewed historian since, oh, right, David Halberstam. Oh, wait, he wasn't a peer-reviewed historian. He was a hawk pretending to be a dove who was a writer for The New York Times in Saigon in 1963 who just happene…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 18 @ 1:30:13
CIA influenced
The New York Times book_quoted
“And no intelligence committee is going to change that. Right. Well, it ended up that way, but it's very important to see how the CIA did that. And that is primarily through Operation Mockingbird. She has them just go into the New York Times…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Indonesia Part 6 @ 1:11:30
Robert F. Kennedy called
The New York Times documented
“in the name of national security and then told them it would be a federal offense if they talked about it. The story was in the Colorado Springs Gazette the next day. Somebody talked about it and was kept out of bigger newspapers like the N…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 39:44
The New York Times asserted
Alex Saab documented
“was printed in December 2020, Times report on the Navy ship's deployment to Cape Verde. Buried in the piece in the New York Times, conceded that Saab's captivity, quote, stripped Mr. Maduro of an important ally and a major financial fixer a…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 4 @ 54:26
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger headed
The New York Times book_quoted
“Author Hayes Sulzberger, New York Times. C.L. Sulzberger, also of the New York Times. So that just kind of gives you a flavor of how the CFR controls the media. His last chapter, Interlocking Untouchables. Members of Congress are not aware …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 6 II @ 14:30
Robert Stutman founded
The New York Times book_quoted
“The Times featured links from White House sources who confided that the president himself was taking this crack issue very seriously. Robert Stutman, who was the chief of the New York DEA office, would later admit that the crack panic of 19…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 16 @ 22:58
The New York Times exposed
WikiLeaks host_asserted
“So I'm an actual real journalist, and if someone wants my credentials, I'm happy to give it. But something happened called WikiLeaks, and the New York Times published, along with numerous other global publications, data about, you know, the…”
▶ Operation GLADIO and Election Day—-How CIA interferes in elections @ 1:00:49
The New York Times covered_up
Ukraine host_asserted
“But I do try to process it because usually what they're doing is a limited hangout. And the colonel had dissected a New York Times article in regards to the Ukraine before the Crocus incident. And they actually told us everything they plann…”
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Mentions (120)
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In 2003, the New York Times reported that SAIC had been awarded a $300,000 contract from the Pentagon to study how the Pentagon could design an effective strategic influencing campaign to affect the war on terror. This may have been a conti…
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outlets were also a frequent target, such as the New York Times, New York Post, the tabloid National Enquirer. Legendary news anchors Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather all received letters. Many of them published were what this guy calls a centrist…
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B, the attack on the Donbass. Now, if you know all of that, and then you read the New York Times article that came out about six months ago, that admits that the CIA, immediately after the 2014 coup, went over and set up approximately what …
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Look at the New York Times article. The New York Times article says all of that. They admitted that shit. They talked about them setting up. They not only admitted that they set up underground CIA facilities, they actually named the CIA, wh…
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Inside of Ukraine and turning it into overt action, which means they were going to start attacking Russia. And don't you know, two weeks later, the theater was attacked in Russia and 140 people killed. That was the warning that they were ab…
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Probably. I think so. Yeah. Yeah. Because you remember, I went through the whole thing on a long thread. It's it's in my threads as well, because I was blown away by how specific they were in that New York Times about exactly what they were…
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But I will also tell you in hindsight now, going back and reading other articles that were published in close proximity to events, you're going to find those same things. They will tell you what they're going to do before they do it. But af…
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Okay. India Media. How about that? Oh, Vice. Oh, you know, Discovery Channel. New York Times. Gosh, I wonder which way she leans. CEO, Vice. Oh, Oxford. Of course. Yeah. Ernst & Young, too. Man, she's flipping in all of the squares here. Sh…
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Palo Alto, California. Her husband rings a bell. Somebody look up what her husband does. That might be the Avis Rent-A-Car family. Oh, shoot. I bet you're right. Okay. And this guy is sub-brands at the New York Times. The Guardian's in ther…
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finding time to rape several of the teenage girls in the houses. Earlier the same month, the New York Times had published an interview with the deserter from the Salvadorian Army who described a class where severe methods of torture were de…
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Washington officials issued warnings to the Salvadorian government to improve its human rights records or told Congress that the record was improving or told the world how much worse the record would have been had it not been for our interv…
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primary channels and the New York Times and the Washington Post. So you can live for three years overseas as a military person and have no clue what's going on in your own country because you're saturated with CIA talking points posing as m…
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on behalf of intelligence agencies. And it's been documented, it was in congressional testimonies in the 1970s, that all of the major networks, ABC at one point was basically owned by a front of the CIA, the Washington Post, the New York Ti…
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I'll go back like I was just doing. I'm reading a book now about the mafia and the savings and loan debacle. I'll go back and read what the New York Times and Washington Post was saying, as opposed to what the Houston, I think it was the Tr…
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editor that was breaking all of the mafia and CIA connections to the savings and loan failure. And they're night and day. One guy's actually on the ground writing and not a single other mainstream media. It was not on news anywhere on mains…
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My wife agrees with you, but that was it. He just responded, you'll be happy to know my wife agrees with you. The point is on these cases, there is a special type of treatment that is given. It is important to understand that across the boa…
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The problem was that the article said that the Times had conducted a special investigation that paralleled that of the House Select Committee and that of the FBI. And all three investigations indicated this was the case. Case closed. That's…
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who went down there to turn himself in. You think I did this. I'm prepared to turn myself in. The guy said, go away. You've never been a suspect. Isn't that amazing? You heard Earl Codwell say that he was sent to Memphis by his national edi…
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talking about. They slip up by saying stuff. Oh, there's nothing funny here, which, you know, then directly there's something funny there. So I always read all of the stuff. I read people who, you know, is going to be biased, just like the …
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Ukrainians to operate. There were so many details in that New York Times article, if you know anything about Operation Gladio, that they were spilling the beans about so many things and they think people are stupid that they can tell them a…
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Some of the equipment came from the CIA's Technical Services Division and was used specifically for torture. So the CIA is giving torture equipment to these barbarians in order for them to carry out torture, and they're teaching them how to…
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Requiring women to wear the headdress and all of those different things. So let's see. So the argument that this quote unquote communist government would curtail their religious freedoms never bore out. Everybody had freedom of religion. It…
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So I'm an actual real journalist, and if someone wants my credentials, I'm happy to give it. But something happened called WikiLeaks, and the New York Times published, along with numerous other global publications, data about, you know, the…
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But I do try to process it because usually what they're doing is a limited hangout. And the colonel had dissected a New York Times article in regards to the Ukraine before the Crocus incident. And they actually told us everything they plann…
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But that being said, you know, like the New York Times articles, they are this is the CIA speaking. And this goes out over the AP wires. And if you're getting information in these articles, it's usually the intelligence agencies that are th…
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or facing a severe cut in U.S. aid, because, of course, we know that they're going to bully people. And the U.S. or the New York Times wrote an article that basically said that, quote, it was a case of conforming or of facing a severe cut i…
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to improve the image, and that is propaganda, people. No country in the Western Hemisphere is more dependent on Washington aid, wrote the New York Times, and nowhere has the U.S. Embassy played a more basically obstructive role in establish…
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that the conspiracy of the Conservative Party to derail him would be undone. But unfortunately for him, he learned the hard way that in Britain, just like it is in the United States, it's really a uniparty. There is no difference between th…
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1994 for the U.S. based on the 30-year rule to declassify British Guyana documents, the CIA refused to do so, according to the New York Times, because it was not worth the embarrassment. Because the guy that they would be releasing the info…
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intelligence on the foreign governments. It's basically a privatized intelligence operation. In a New York Times article, Elliot Hayes, the son, admitted that they had CIA agents embedded in their company. And that was disclosed in the New …
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Stockwell was stationed one country away in Ivory Coast. Subsequent investigations by the New York Times and Covert Action Information Bulletin identified the station chief as Howard Baines, B-A-N-E-S, who operated undercover as a political…
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If, in fact, they still had access to all of that money. There's been several things that have happened, like the insistence of the appropriated billions of dollars to Ukraine. At no time has the CIA ever came up on the radar and go, oh, my…
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A correspondent at the Guardian of London reported that in the warehouse that contained the weapons, there were only five mortars, a recoilless rifle, one Soviet-made quadri-barreled anti-aircraft gun, and two Korean vintage British brain g…
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gave no credence. And Understand Time magazine, as we all know, is a CIA propaganda outfit, too. They gave no credence whatsoever to the possibility of America's involvement in the plot, concluding that the whole expose had been masterminde…
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It is Guatemala's final solution to insurgency. Only mass slaughter of the Indians will prevent them from joining a mass uprising. So, yeah. Anyway, as we go through here, there is a couple of quotes. One from the New York Times that talked…
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And in the New York Times, there was an article that said Kennedy urges U.S.-backed independence for Algeria, which, again, is another one of those. We've already went through Algeria. We know that that was an Operation Gladio that the Fren…
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And no intelligence committee is going to change that. Right. Well, it ended up that way, but it's very important to see how the CIA did that. And that is primarily through Operation Mockingbird. She has them just go into the New York Times…
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And the Pike Committee, get rid of them. And the New York Times and the Washington Post are working hand in glove with CIA. I know that. Yeah, I'm not saying you don't know that. It doesn't negate the fact that.…
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Right. And this makes that point exactly because it shows the CIA's use of Operation Mockingbird to just decimate these congressional investigations, right? They replaced the chief counsel and that was it. At the direct order, basically, of…
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I'm talking about technicalities and not what we know to be true. So we have several months ago an article that came out in the New York Times that the CIA had planted in the New York Times that admitted they have 20 plus sites along the Ru…
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and his name is misspelled, Haftar, but he would not immediately respond, unquote. The news service added the CIA declined to comment on its relationship with the military leader. Other references to Haftar's role appeared in the online blo…
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This article goes on, the informal blackout of Haftar's identity and CIA connections still continues in the American television networks and in the pages of the New York Times. A newspaper that openly admits its subservience to the U.S. mil…
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and decided to reveal the organization and its accomplishments to the public in order for it not to be gobbled up by the CIA. So that comes out in the New York Times. This is what people will do in order to save their own little fiefdoms in…
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was guarding Operation Annie, the most dramatic underground radio station in wartime Europe. The story of the radio's slickest war role was told for the first time this week by a Czech-born film director, Hans Berger, in the New York Times.…
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Like I said, we spent a lot of time on Ditchley. I didn't want to have time to go deep dive. But here's one here. Dr. Kay Shannon, Chair, Council of Foreign Relations. Here's the Fort Morgan Stanley. Community Advocates Public Policy Instit…
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And there would be, since we've all seen it, the New York Times had their 8,000 shutter speed bullet catcher camera ready so that they can make a billion dollars off of a copyrighted photo of his head blowing up. There's unequivocally a bul…
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such as National Movement for Free Elections, ran the Filipino campaign with all of the licensing impunity and money that one would expect to have when the CIA is propping you up. Yet the New York Times in its editorial was moved to refer t…
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Elaine Frederick of NBC News. The other reporters on our panel are Roland Evans of the Chicago Sun-Times, Seymour Topping of the New York Times, and Crosby Noyes of the Washington Evening Star. Lauren C. Spivak, permanent member of the Meet…
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Secretary of State Robert Lansing, who was involved in many, many of the coups done during this same time period, reduced the barrier to one of a temporary delay while the American gun company would be permitted to then ship and deliver. Th…
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That's all disclosed in the New York Times article. And then we're supposed to get fearful or think it's a bad thing that Russia sails a ship into a sovereign country's port that happens to be down the road from us. Well, I suggest you stop…
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Those are not credible counter arguments. And so I don't bring them. I do read them because oftentimes when you read their garbage, their propaganda, you can find out little tidbits, just like when I read the New York Times article about th…
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launching operations out of Ukraine into the Donbass region was the reason why Putin did what he did. Just in case you all didn't know that. So I'm going to, we're already at an hour, but I have to tell you guys that for us to start this we…
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Mr. Chow's second innovation was the creation of what he called – and see, the New York Times isn't going to tell us these are CIA ideas. They're going to pose these as if they were the indigenous Vietnamese. They were not. These are CIA id…
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And so what's especially interesting to me, because I'm very I'm kind of like into studying what I call the fake left, is that largely David Halberstam's quote unquote analysis of this period was echoed by the fake left. And in other words,…
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In his first book, he really was pro-escalation. And he later kind of lied about it, and this was echoed by the New York Times and the fake left, that, oh, he was always anti-Vietnam War, when in fact he was anything but. He wanted to get r…
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Vietnam in America. Vietnam happened before I was born, but I've read a few books about it. And there was a quote that always stuck in my cross, so to speak, from Anthony Lewis, who was kind of, he was on the dovish side of things, liberal,…
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I want peace in Ukraine or something, they'll say, like, we're going to, like, put you on a bottle, which literally means, like, they're going to sodomize you with, like, a bottle and have you kidnapped by the secret police, the SBU, and th…
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Well, the Ukrainian intelligence guy said we need to adopt the tactics of the OUN-UPA. That's the same guy that the New York Times interviewed for this thing. That article is such a joke because, like, right after Maidan, the CIA decided, h…
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The State Department said today that the U.S. had deliberately avoided taking any position on the question of continued Greek membership in the Council of Europe, which is absolutely a lie. Also, the Amnesty report concluded, the American p…
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And to get them to shut up because exactly that happened. There was a huge propaganda effort through the Washington Post, the New York Times, accusing Congress of endangering all of the worldwide CIA agents by this investigation. And yet no…
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certainly heightens the fact that a lot of this was done nefariously. You see that picture on the bottom right-hand corner of David Koch? Yes. I don't know where he is on the list, but he got himself a portrait, so he must have done somethi…
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the chances were increasing that the Contra drug issue was going to be dragged out of the shadows and exposed in neon lights. An item in January 13, 1987, Washington Talk column of the New York Times headlined, quote, drugs and the Contras,…
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that an official inquiry on the topic and how much of, if anything, American officials knew about it at the time would create such an uproar that it could derail the main thrust of the Senate inquiry to sort out the Reagan administration's …
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It's a Cuban community. Yeah, so the person whose campaign he's managing, who's the number one advocate for Orlando Bosch, but Bush didn't really care about it. The documents on file at the Bush Library do make clear where the president's s…
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Nothing says democracy like getting rid of the Constitution. For several hours, Western media celebrated Chavez's coup. The New York Times even printed a glowing profile of Kimona, the Chamber of Commerce guy, within hours of the coup, legi…
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A strong-willed populist known for his rambling speeches to a mild-mannered businessman who occasionally chooses every word very carefully. The paper read, the Times ran an official staff op-ed rejoicing, actually called it Venezuelan democ…
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I aim to inform the public that the video racking up millions of views on social media had not been produced by a common Venezuelan, but one with a clear stake in the regime change. Yet within weeks of her article publication, Joanna was ma…
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Hands off can actually mean blood on your hands, Joana went on to say, mocking the anti-war movement, hands off Venezuela slogan, before urging viewers to support Guaido's efforts to restore democracy. Nothing says democracy like a good old…
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Triggering a flood of comments from viewers outraged that the quote unquote paper of record frequently disregarded basic journalistic ethics. Like that would be the first time. As a Venezuelan, I agree with everything she has to say, one co…
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That said, I think it's an ethical error of the New York Times to not disclose the fact that her father is Ricardo Haussmann. The commentator, Giorgio Angelino, went on, quote, his economic policy is likely the plan that will go into place …
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In response to the outcry, Times editor Adam Elnick sought a cloak of using feminism. Elnick posted a swift reply to one of the comments confessing that though his publication was aware of her family's background, it opted not to disclose J…
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When the victors of the Venezuelan 2020 legislative vote were sworn in on January 5th, Juan Guaido's short-lived career in government reached its official end. Even so, his swan song was not broadcast in foreign press until December 2022, w…
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Mr. Chavez's departure from a country he dominated for 14 years cast into doubt the future of his revolution, reported the New York Times. It went on to say his death is sure to bring vast uncertainty as the nation rises to find its way wit…
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The decision received widespread attention in international media, which highlighted the development to paint Maduro as a dictator. Venezuela muzzles legislature was one of the headlines in the New York Times. Meanwhile, outlets like NPR an…
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the Atlantic to Cape Verde. Though no former war had been declared upon Cape Verde, Hawks embedded within Trump's administration had dispatched the ship to increase pressure on Cape Verde to extradite Sopp. Their ploy was exposed in Decembe…
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was printed in December 2020, Times report on the Navy ship's deployment to Cape Verde. Buried in the piece in the New York Times, conceded that Saab's captivity, quote, stripped Mr. Maduro of an important ally and a major financial fixer a…
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Their illicit scheme was to feed the people and get gas for their cars. That's the illicit scheme. What the Times, Forbes, Pompeo, and Esper failed to understand, however, was that their allegations of Saab's illicit schemes were informed t…
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that she encountered in Caracas was the fact that it did not exist in foreign media. The faces of Venezuelans did not appear on CNN or BBC. No one even talked about it. Not the New York Times, not Reuters, no one. One shop owner said, tell …
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With a resume spanning the New York Times, Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal articulated the mercenary-like mentality of Western correspondents covering Venezuela with inhibition in a stunning frank interview with a media critic, Alan M…
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and blocking their access to dollars. He has adopted a more holistic approach to his work since leaving Bloomberg, but now he worked at the New York Times, publishing a landmark report dismantling conventional narratives surrounding an OAS-…
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OTPOR, which translates into resistance, a student group that directed the mass street protests in Serbia against Milosevic. And we've already talked all about that. Within weeks of his removal, the New York Times published a blockbuster re…
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The National Endowment for Democracy and its International Republican Institute poured millions of dollars into the overthrow of the Serbian government. Oktpor was certainly the largest recipient, a former NED official divulged to The Times…
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The U.S. officials eventually confessed their ability to conduct such large-scale industrial terrorism themselves. In June of 2019, the New York Times reported Washington had increased remote cyber attacks on Russia's electrical grid in a w…
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dousing the inflamed cargo with gasoline. Once again, Washington's official narrative had crashed. The New York Times published a recycled version of Blumenthal's report weeks later, confirming that the opposition itself, not Mr. Maduro, ha…
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agencies periodically emerging to cause pain and suffering, just like a tapeworm. Tucker's attack on Bolton came days after Iran shot down a U.S. drone that had violated its airspace. In the aftermath of the Tehran response to Washington's …
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While national security advisors were urging a military strike against Iran, Mr. Carlson, in recent days, had told Mr. Trump that responding to Tehran's provocations with force was crazy, the New York Times reported, crediting Tucker with p…
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and Brian Barger of the AP. But they'd run into the same problems. Their stories were either trashed or ignored. There was also two reporters in Costa Rica, a New York Times stringer named Martha Honey and her husband, Tony Averin, an ABC c…
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And the reason for it is, I mean, the really sad truth of this book is Gary Webb is really standing on a very carefully and solidly constructed pyramid of prior reporting, going all the way back to, you know, the Kefauver Committee and, you…
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by a Panamanian court in 1993. The New York Times in June of 1986 story that first exposed Noriega as a drug dealer and money launderer cited Spadafore's murder as an example of why U.S. government officials were growing tired of the tyrant…
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So Noriega's fine as long as he's useful to the CIA. But the Times story left unaddressed a rather obvious question. Why would a cunning political strategist like Noriega take the risky step of having the popular Spadafora, Panama's former …
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Even the New York Times chimed in with, quote, a wave of crack addicts, unquote, were engulfing the city, spreading prostitution and other crimes. Then came the cataclysmic event that is needed to convert any problem into a national disaste…
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Quote, what kind of message are we sending out there? On the one hand, when we are saying that it is an epidemic, you have your Newsweek story. You have your Time magazine story. You have the New York Times story, all of which are controlle…
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particularly the New York Times, walked in lockstep with the federal government on the issue. Not for those of us who know about that. Fanning the flames of hysteria and unquestionably parenting the official line. When First Lady Nancy Reag…
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That produced incredible results. Newsweek was calling crack a national scandal, and the New York newspapers were blaming every crime on a crackhead. Crack was a national menace, he said, and in 1986, it was the year of crack. The PR campai…
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and crack dealers. It was a painless way to get free publicity. Other analysts found that most of the information appearing in the New York Times, Newsweek, and Time came from two sources, cops and politicians. Drug researchers or academics…
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Chief Daryl Gates told the Times that the task force was needed in other parts of the city. So we're not going to investigate it anymore because the CIA is behind it. As the Reverend Charles Mims, a South Central minister, observed, it seem…
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And I stressed it repeatedly to my editors. New York Times reporter Seymour Hersh's 1974 expose of Operation Chaos, a massive illegal CIA domestic spying operation, had brought on attacks from the Washington Post. They said he had no hard p…
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to a national television audience, but it was the only network attempting to advance the story. The establishment papers, the New York Times, Washington Post, and the LA Times, the same newspaper that tried to one-up him, all were silent. W…
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that he would expect to see this kind of a story in a magazine like In These Times, not a mainstream newspaper such as the San Jose Mercury News. No one on Kalb's show bothered to mention that Eastland had a history of trying to cover up th…
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A statement the Justice Department later had to recant. One question I was frequently asked during radio appearances was whether I thought the national news reaction would be different if the series had appeared in the Washington Post or Ne…
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In 1975, he had been the person at the New York Times selected to review ex-CIA officer Philip Agee's best-selling expose called CIA Diary. In an unfavorable review, Pincus strongly suggested that Agee was in the league with Cuban intellige…
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Pincus' big scoop was completely bullshit. The LA Times and the New York Times struck next. On October 20th, 1996, both ran stories attacking my reporting in the series. They took the same tact as the Washington Post, admitting that the bas…
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If there was ever a chance of getting to the bottom of the CIA's involvement in drug trafficking, it died that day. New York Times, which hadn't found the original series newsworthy, splashed Seppo's apology on the front frickin' page. Howa…
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is some very important factual information they're hoping people never get to. And immediately when I read that part of the book, I thought about that New York Times article about the CIA operations that were set up in 2014 in Ukraine. Beca…
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The owners, like the one in Chile, obviously comes up the most often. The New York Times version in Chile in the early 70s was literally owned by the CIA. It was just a front company. So there is example after example all over about how thi…
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elicited mostly yawns from the news media. The Washington Post stuck the story deep inside the paper further back than they had buried the findings of the Kerry Committee Senate investigation in 1980s, which officially disclosed the Contra …
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which was leaked a few of the conclusions of the CIA's then classified investigation into the Contra drug dealing by Inspector General Fred Hitz. On July 17, 1998, it reported on its front page that the agency had been working with a dozen …
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Quote, the new study has found that the agency's decision to keep those paid agents or to continue dealing with them in some less formal relationship was made by the top officials at the headquarters, unquote, according to The Times. But un…
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By choosing to support Colonel Bermudez and the FDN over other contra factions, the CIA threw its lot in with the single most detested group of Nicaraguans they could have picked from. And that was even reported by former New York Times rep…
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because he was currently being held in a Nicaraguan prison. Menendez's own involvement in the Contra gun running was confirmed in 1996 by none other than the New York Times, which quoted an unnamed Clinton administration official saying tha…
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to have had involvement in gun smuggling as well as money laundering and drugs. The Times also quoted two other unnamed government officials saying, quote, intelligence reports show that Mr. Menendez was thought to have sent some weapons to…
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A standard long-term pipeline, the New York Times said. The Los Angeles Times in 1996 profile portrayed Lister as a loudmouth who told lies. Confirmed Menendez's statement that Lister was involved in weapons transactions with him. Quoting a…
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Sinonuk's overthrow, the New York Times report revealed that the U.S. had used the Khmerist theory, an organization dedicated to the overthrow of the legitimate government of Cambodia on covert missions in that country in 1967, according to…
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said the clandestine operation in Cambodia was directed from South Vietnam by the CIA. The mission was known as Operation Cherry. It involved McCarthy working undercover as a member of the Khmer Seri. According to the same New York Times ar…
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But long before April 30th, the proposition had been authoritatively and repeatedly refuted in the U.S. press. Robert Shaplin, S-H-A-P-L-E-N, an informed journalist who had contacts inside the CIA, said that the forces had moved out of the …
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you know, our government to stop these people. And I'm, I'm assuming I, you know, I haven't read the whole article that this stuff, the components were coming from, from China. Have you, you remember that story before the election? Yes. Oka…
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Other policemen paraded Mitterrand's coffin through the streets of Indiana. There was a public burial. Commemorative services were scheduled. Even the New York Times had joined the cause and wrote an editorial saying that Mitterrand's killi…
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that it had battled tuberculosis, yellow fever, and it just did not have, in the State Department, didn't have a good reputation. Even after all of that, Latin America remained, according to the State Department, intellectually contaminatin…
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for show business, ran in the family as well with Donald's father, who was a financier. According to his obituary in the New York Times, he had many friends on Broadway, was credited with bringing the first jazz band, and they're talking ab…
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Newspapers, New York Times, Washington Post, even in newspaper, like I said, once again, newspapers, every major newspaper became part of Operation Mockingbird in which they, what they would do is they would proclaim the news that came from…