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COINTELPRO
The Sabotage Of Legitimate Dissent
Last update Sat Jun 5 16:00:09 PDT 1998
The Brian Glick article on COINTELPRO
The Jean Seberg Smear
The Brian Glick history of COINTELPRO
US Domestic Covert Operations
The Framing Of Qubilah Shabazz
The Black Panther Coloring Book
Actual FBI COINTELPRO documents
Newsline: In Defense Of Paranoia
The Bari/Cherney Bombing
"A Rough, Tough, Dirty Business"
Federal Bureau of Intimidation
"IF AN AGENT KNOCKS"
US Domestic Covert Operations
Mumia's COINTELPRO File
The FBI and Hollywood
Paul Wolf's COINTELPRO Page
www.whatreallyhappened.com...
June 21, 2002 (FTW) -- COINTELPRO, or Counter-Intelligence Program, was a massive intelligence-based government operation turned loose on the citizens of the U.S. during the 1960s and '70s. In the late-'70s COINTELPRO operations, largely (but not exclusively) coordinated from within the FBI, were thoroughly exposed thanks to the work of the late Senator Frank Church and many others. Tens of thousands of pages of FBI records, as well as those from the CIA's sister operation, MH-CHAOS, were entered into the congressional record detailing the extent the power elites had gone to in order to control public opinion and fragment opposition. At one point the FBI alone had some 35,000 paid informants acting as spies, provocateurs and disinformation agents throughout the American left. Now, they're on both sides of that outdated intellectual construct.
www.fromthewilderness.com...
Does anyone else notice the horrifying irony in the fact that the "no nukes" generation is largely the same people fueling the new "moral conservative" renaissance of 50% majority in the US? Odd how the mood-swings of history over-compensate for the past.
Originally posted by EastCoastKid The new conservative movement really got wind in its sails with Reagan coming into office. The country and military was so demoralized after Carter's term, they largely embraced Reagan's toughness.
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
Originally posted by EastCoastKid
The new conservative movement really got wind in its sails with Reagan coming into office. The country and military was so demoralized after Carter's term, they largely embraced Reagan's toughness.
Does anyone else notice the horrifying irony in the fact that the "no nukes" generation is largely the same people fueling the new "moral conservative" renaissance of 50% majority in the US?
Odd how the mood-swings of history over-compensate for the past.
Looking back on the 60's I always wondered why all those groups stopped short and never seemed to follow through with the people's "mandate" for positive change. Now that I've learned more about how our government works, I see they were just threatened, prosecuted, harassed & legislated to the point where there weren't any movers & shakers left to keep things going.