John Prados' book book
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At some point I'll go. I've had more dental work in my lifetime than most people would have in five lifetimes. Anyway, that's like, that's the worst thing ever as far as I'm concerned. Okay. So I'm going to give you just kind of a preview o…
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And just so that you guys know, this book is, let's see, 25 chapters. And some are much longer than others. But it kind of goes through a bunch of the things that we've been through. But it does have details that I've not seen in other book…
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Going over some of these operations not only plants them firmly in our brain for us to be able to talk about, but each book adds a different flavor to information we've already had. Now, some people have made comments. The author is John Pr…
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Because the truth is always somewhere in the middle. The first chapter starts with a gamut of special operations. And this author, much to my chagrin, doesn't go in order. But that's okay. It's obviously the prerogative of the author. I lik…
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Prime Minister Jagen asked for the UN inquiry, but ultimately settled for one from the British Commonwealth. Jagen's charges that the CIA fomented the 1962 riots have been repeated. And then the author says they were rejected, but we now ha…
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This was written in 2006, and I think those documents were declassified by then. That's why I tell you guys to take this information, because it does provide details, but not necessarily the whole story. Over the next weeks, assurances were…