Category Archives: CIA

Grok says: The idea of a connection between the CIA and the Manson Family murders is a swirling mix of speculation, circumstantial dots, and hard-to-nail-down evidence—it’s been kicking around since the late ‘60s, when the Tate-LaBianca killings shook Los Angeles. … Continue reading →

Here are some highlights from this 2017 book: * The New Criticism that Angleton treasured was a powerful method, not merely for its insights into poetry but for its implicitly conservative worldview. It was not value-free. On the contrary, its … Continue reading →

Chris Whipple writes in his 2020 book: * Petraeus, Brennan’s predecessor, had suffered a precipitous fall from grace. The celebrated former commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan, and architect of the Iraq War “surge,” Petraeus brought … Continue reading →

A friend says: “Regarding Giraldi, it is very rare to see or read an ex cia officer having good things to say about Israel. Whether it is Ray McGovern, Phil Giraldi, Robert Baer or Michael Scheuer, and those are just … Continue reading →

Steve Sailer wrote Nov. 5, 2013: People who make themselves obnoxious to the Washington-Wall Street axis of power tend to get in trouble on sex charges (Spitzer, Assange, and Strauss-Kahn). So, when investigative reporter Michael Hastings, who had brought down … Continue reading →