1964
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 As a war of commiting ground troops to Vietnam, the "Gulf of Tonkin Incident" was devised |
1964 saw an escalation of the Vietnam War, as LBJ sent troops there following the Gulf of Tonkin Incident. The JFK Assassination perpetrators continued to try to prevent the truth of the assassination coming out, by assassinating witnesses and independent researchers and journalists.
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JFK Assassination cover-up
The US Deep state continued to try to cover up the JFK assassination. JFK assassination-related deaths in 1964 included: Hank Killam, Bill Hunter, Gary Underhill, Guy Banister, Mary Sherman, Jim Koethe and Mary Pinchot Meyer.
The CIA issued a now declassified memo entitled Countering Criticism of the Warren Report, for use by its Operation Mockingbird assets in the commercially-controlled media, to suggest that anyone doubting their "lone nut" story was crazy.
Gulf of Tonkin Incident
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Gulf of Tonkin Incident
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In August 1964, two attacks were claimed to have occurred in the Gulf of Tonkin. This was the pretext for launching the ground War on Vietnam. The NSA declassified and released nearly 200 documents relating to this incident in 2005 and 2006,[1] and an NSA investogation declassified in 2010 concluded that one event had been completely faked.[2]
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. | |
| Operation Paperclip | A transfer of top German scientists to USA. | |
| 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. | |
| 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 | |
| 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. | |
| Vietnam War | The Vietnam War was a proxy war lead by US that occurred in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from December 1956 to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975. Millions of people were killed, mostly Vietnamese. JFK was assassinated soon after declaring his intent to withdraw US troops. The war helped the CIA to refine its methods of illegal drug trafficking, torture and the like. | |
| Congolese Operation | ||
| Warren Commission | ||
| Bilderberg/1964 | ||
| Brazil/1964 coup d'état | ||
| Lyndon Johnson/Appoints Hoover as FBI Director | J. Edgar Hoover is appointed as FBI Director for life by Lyndon Johnson | |
| Hoover before Warren Commission | J. Edgar Hoover appears before the Warren Commission and commits at least three acts of perjury. | |
| Gulf of Tonkin Incident | Two faked attacks used by the USA as a casus belli to commit ground forces to the Vietnam War. |
New Groups
| Group | Image |
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| La Trobe University |  |
| Paris Nanterre University |  |
| MI6/Directorate of Counter-Intelligence and Security | |
| Ditchley/US | |
Groups that were Wound Up
| Group | Image | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair Play for Cuba Committee | | ||
| The Warren Commission | | Cover-up | The Warren Commission, officially referred to as "The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy" was established by President Lyndon B. Johnson. |
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References
- ↑ http://www.usni.org/magazines/navalhistory/2008-02/truth-about-tonkin
- ↑ Robert J. Hanyok, "Skunks, Bogies, Silent Hounds, and the Flying Fish: The Gulf of Tonkin Mystery, 2-4 August 1964", Cryptologic Quarterly, Winter 2000/Spring 2001 Edition, Vol. 19, No. 4 / Vol. 20, No. 1.
