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CIA
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Counterinsurgency and Propaganda
The Road to Securitization in Latin America
A Feast of Pigs
Marco Rubio and the Cuban-Americans
The Most Special Relationship: How the British Secret Service Created the CIA
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On the 27th of October, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt stood before a room full of Naval officers and bragged about a map, which he described as proof of Hitler’s expansionist plans for South America.
Crisis Architects, Digital Discipline and the Federal Government’s Wall Street Makeover
WASHINGTON, DC – On August 3, Senators Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and John Boozman (R-AR) submitted the Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act to the upper house of Congress calling for a mandatory framework to govern digital assets under the jurisdiction of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), an independent agency of the US government tasked with regulating financial derivatives markets and commodities trading.
Bobby Ray’s Secrets and the Shadow Tech Hub of the National Security State
FORT MEADE, MD - Bobby Ray Inman waged World War three against the United States, and won. The budding spy master's legend began during a wargaming exercise at the Naval War College
The Devil’s Currency
WASHINGTON D.C. - Richard Nixon's hand-picked Fed chairman, Arthur F. Burns, was convinced that formalizing the end of the Dollar's gold convertibility would result in the collapse of Western civilization
DARPA’s Man in Wuhan
Michael Callahan’s career began in USAID and in the bioweapons labs of the former Soviet Union, advancing the agenda of the global bioweapons and pharmaceutical cartels. He would take what he learned there to execute a massive expansion of DARPA’s biodefense portfolio and today finds himself squarely in the center of the origins of the coronavirus pandemic.