1953
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| The first large scale regime change operation carried out by the CIA, in Iran |
In 1953 the leader of the USSR, Joseph Stalin died. Shortly after, on April 16, US president Dwight D. Eisenhower gave his "cross of iron" speech, which warned against militarisation and the highlighted the wastefulness of military spending. On July 22, Eisenhower approved the CIA's bloody overthrow of Mohammad Mosaddegh, the democratically elected leader of Iran.[1]
Iran/1953 coup d'état
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- Full article: Iran/1953 coup d'état
Wall Street successfully used the CIA to remove the elected leader of Iran in a bloody coup that was staged to protect the oil profits of the Seven Sisters. The CIA admitted its role in this event in a declassified document released in 2013.[2]
Zapata Oil
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- Full article: Zapata Oil
George H. W. Bush set up Zapata Oil, an oil exploration business which never achieved much profitability in the usual financial sense, but which appears to have been used an effective front company for a variety of covert operations, including spying and money laundering. Bush was never prosecuted for its illegal operations.[3] Its records with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission were "lost" shortly after Bush became Vice President of the United States.
Events
| Event | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tuskegee syphilis experiment | A murderous experiment which looked at the progression of syphilis. Subjects were told that they were being treated, while in fact treatment was denied them. Exposed after 40 years by a whistleblower who went to the press. | |
| Morgenthau Plan | ||
| Operation Paperclip | A transfer of top German scientists to USA. | |
| Guatemala syphilis experiment | A murderous experiment which infected healthy subjects with syphilis, gonorrhea, chancroid and possibly other diseases. | |
| Cold War | The official narrative had 2 diametrically opposed systems locked in combat with one another since soon after WW2. Each of the "superpowers" and its team of allies needed to outdo each other by creating ever more and deadlier weapons, creating a kind of perpetual war for perpetual peace, with the warring parties engaging mainly in covert/proxy wars. Deep state interests blossomed in the climate of fear and paranoia. | |
| Project CHATTER | ||
| Operation Demagnetize | "The institutional hardening of Gladio", an expansion of Gladio in the late 1940s, early 1950s. | |
| Project Ulysses | Mossad covert operation to infiltrate and subvert the Palestinian political leadership | |
| Korean War | The war on the Korean peninsular between the China/Soviet-backed forces of the North and the US-backed South between 1951-53 | |
| Project ARTICHOKE | An investigation into interrogation methods using drugs and other methods: "Can we get control of an individual to the point where he will do our bidding against his will and even against fundamental laws of nature, such as self-preservation?" | |
| Mau Mau Uprising | A Kenyan independence movement in the 1950s that faced brutal opposition by the UK. | |
| Project MKDELTA | A CIA mind control research project | |
| Operation Midnight Climax | A "free-wheeling illicit criminal" CIA project which filmed the effects of prostitutes dosing up victims with drugs such as LSD. | |
| Project MKUltra | An illegal mind control research programme. | |
| Cuban Revolution | ||
| Iran/1953 coup d'état | The first large scale regime change carried out by the CIA, at the behest of big oil. In 2000, the US state department changed its official narrative by finally admitting responsibility. |
New Groups
| Group | Image | Description |
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| US Information Agency |  | |
| Operations Coordinating Board |  | |
| Zapata Petroleum | | A front company started by George Bush Sr and some spooky CIA friends |
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References
- ↑ Document:The State, the Deep State, and the Wall Street Overworld
- ↑ https://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/19/politics/cia-iran-1953-coup/index.html
- ↑ Jonathan Kwitny, "The Mexican Connection: A look at an old George Bush business venture", Barron's September 19, 1988. Cited with further discussion by Russ Baker, Family of Secrets (New York: Bloomsbury Press, 2009) pp. 37 and 505.
