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And now for the comeback tour23 September 2012 This is probably one of those books that I cannot get away with simply saying that I read it long ago and cant be bothered reading it again simply because a) I own the book and b) it pretty much takes only fifteen minutes to read, if that. My valid excuse as to not being able to read this book is that it is located in a plastic crate in a shed 700 kilometres from my present location, so unfortunately I actually do not have it at hand to reference what it actually says, but I suspect that I really do not need to do that because there is probably quite a lot I can say about the CIA anyway. However, I wont say anything about its history (which can be left for another book about the CIA that I read) but rather about some of the alleged schemes that they have allegedly performed. This book goes through a number of the plots that the CIA have allegedly carried out though I cant remember what ones he specifically listed (apparently the bombing of the PAM-AM flight, which was linked to the Lybians, was one of them) but I sure can talk about some of the things that I do know. This book goes through a number of events that were performed by the precursor to the CIA up to operation Desert Storm, though I suspect there is some myth thrown into it as well. The suggestion is that they were acting on behalf of some shadowy organisation (known as the American Government) to keep certain people (namely foreign governments) in line and to remove other people (namely enemy combatants) from causing problems (for corporate America). One incident involved the U2 spyplane which crashed over the Soviet Union. Initially it appeared that it was that the spyplane was shot down by the Russians because, well, it wasnt supposed to be there, however there is a suggestion that the CIA tipped the Russians off so that they could embarrass President Eisenhower. One would wonder why they would want to embarrass their boss, but the question I would like to put to you is havent you ever wanted to embarrass your boss, especially if it creates an opening that you can then go in and fill. While this may not be the case with the President, the American Bureaucracy is huge and in reality the President does not control nearly all of it, and even if he does, he can find that the bureaucracy can and will fight back (as was the case with President Kennedy). We all like to think that a wonderful country such as the United States could never sink so low as to do things like this, nor could they be controlled by some shadowy evil organisation, but we forget that the United States not only is an Imperial Superpower, but the President is not the be all and end all in government. Ignoring the conspiracy theorists, the Presidents powers are curtailed by both Congress and the Supreme Court, and while the President can issue executive orders to get around that (Cheney became an expert in that regard) he still has to have such support if he is to continue. Also remember that (ignoring President Obama, who did come out of the slums) that the American electoral system is rigged so that only a certain type of person is able to become President, and that person needs to be nominated by one of the two big parties. No President, for over 150 years, has been elected from outside of one of these big parties. Secondly the electoral college means that the direct election of the President does not happen, so that puts a further dampener on the possibility that a popular candidate (like Hitler) could get into power. Mind you, it is still possible because despite the restrictions that the electoral college imposes, somebody that is able to garner 80% of the popular vote is going to be elected. Now, about these conspiracy theories, and ignoring September 11, remember that in the past the United States Government has done things to get people to support it for a war. First was in 1917 with the sinking of the Lusitania. That was a set up, pure and simple. Basically a passenger liner taking civilians across the Atlantic was loaded with with military supplies, and the Germans notified. Effectively they painted a big target on the ship that said sink me please. Granted, the Germans should not have been stupid enough to actually sink the ship, but that is one point that I wish to make. The second was before the Vietnam war known as the Gulf of Tonkin incident. That was went an American Patrol boat was sunk by a torpedo allegedly fired by the NVA. The problem was that the NVA actually didnt have a functional navy, and even if they did, they would have unlikely to have been able to take a boat out into the middle of the Gulf of Tonkin, which was swarming with American Ships, and sink the boat. Anyway, to finish off here, I want to put forward my belief regarding September 11th. Namely there are people out there who point to engineering reports and building seven, and what not to say that it was a government conspiracy. Well, maybe it was, but my position still is the moderate position, in that the CIA knew about it, and even told the president that it was going to happen, and did nothing about it. The reason I say this is because they needed such an incident to happen to, guess what, mobilise for war. The war they wanted was not the war in Afghanistan, but the war in Iraq. If it was a real conspiracy, why was it that they didnt make it appear that it was Sadam who ordered the attacks as opposed to Bin Laden? Further, why did they go to war in Afghanistan first as opposed to Iraq. Granted, they wanted to go to Iraq because, as Donald Rumsfeld saids there are better targets there, but they were pressured to go into Afghanistan instead. Secondly, when they did go into Iraq why didnt they find any weapons of mass destruction. Surely a government that could go to huge lengths to orchestrate the September 11th attacks could have easily planted a nuclear centrifuge and a bio-weapons lab in Iraq (and as if the average Joe Blow would know what a centrifuge looked like). Instead, they were embarrassed that they were wrong, and shifted their rhetoric from disarming Sadam, to regime change (when we all know it was pretty much about oil, and allow Halliburton to make an absolute killing from the no-bid contracts).
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