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What's good for the Gooose is good for the Gander.
Global gun loby is out ... Our Constitutional right to bear arms.
(We are bringing Democracy) But water it down want to talor
it into a short sleeve sute with no pockets and a nice floral print...
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Dear John: dont blow smoke up the colective pooper, dont you get it?
Preputial War "shell game 3 card monty its just too much fun mucking things up
so people suffer hua?
Chilly bricks
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José Barreiro, A Note on Tainos: Whither Progress?
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Dispatches: Chumps and Outlaws
There's a quasi-famous shot I keep remembering in Terry Gilliam's 1985 movie Brazil. In it, Jonathan Pryce's character, who has come to
realize he lives in a fascist state, drives down an expressway. The walls to either side of the road surface are covered in billboards and
advertisements. As Pryce's car drives away from the viewer, the camera ascends, revealing that just outside the walls, invisible to drivers,
lies a grim wasteland. The vivid and friendly billboards hide the truth, which is that the actual world hidden from view by their flimsy walls is
barren. It is post-industrially empty--and having stripped it, the state consoles its subjects by substituting pasted-up two-dimensional images
advertising island vacations. When the movie opens, Pryce's Sam Lowry is an obedient, crushed civil servant whose only escape is dreams.
Now he, and we, learn that this reality is a façade; the truth is bleaker and wilder.
That one shot has always seemed to me the most succinct visual expression of the heady thought that everyday life is an illusion. George
Orwell, from whom the movie derives its worldview, is only its most important recent progenitor; the history of philosophy teems with rehearsals
of this idea. Marx's "all that is solid melts into air" might as well have been the production motto for Brazil. To move right to the putative
beginning, Plato's cave serves as our most canonical and enshrined mythic allegory of the the founding philosophical idea that something
floats above the tangible, physical world: metaphysics. Critiques of fascism, capitalism and socialism all present the lived world as somehow
fake.
The difference between various versions of the false consciousness concept lies in what lies behind the curtain. For Orwell, a fascist state
imposes the veil, and behind lies an anarchic zone of freedom and restored personal agency. In much of American literature and film
(particularly the Western), heroes must venture beyond the pale, into a realm of brutality and violence--paradoxically, this is done to ensure
the safety of us civilized sissies. In Marx, of course, it is the commodity fetish that hides the true reality of class conflict, and capitalism that
blinds us to the organic, uncommodified world. Though they differ in identifying the obscuring entity, all of these lines of thought share the
trope of reality's unreality.
Gilliam's shot gets at this so directly that it replays in my mind from time to time. When I first saw it, its political aspect seemed a dystopian
fantasy; over time, the film seems more and more prophetic and, frankly, descriptive. (I know you've been expecting that point.) But before
we came to be ruled by criminals, I also saw the shot as a powerful descriptor of the contemporary world of big-box retailers and how they
have, within a generation, supersized the landscape of the U.S. I truly believe this, Prince Charles-ish as it may sound: big box suburbia is
an alienation factory. Here's the main reason: the sheer size of the various megastores means that when you're inside one, your entire
experiential world is produced by committee. There's no randomness.
You might find yourself in a "marketplace" aisle, but it's all a Potemkin village staged by one massive concern. Great big posters promise
a vivid diversity of products inside; outside is best described by Rem Koolhaas' term, junkspace. And other people? They have been
turned into fellow shoppers or drones with no interest or stake in the larger enterprise. Frank Lucas, the subject of the recent (and unenjoyable)
Ridley Scott movie American Gangster, makes this point in a funnier way (in this New York Magazine article):
"Lucas scowled through glareproof glass to the suburban strip beyond. 'Look at this shit,' he said. A giant Home Depot down the road especially
bugged him. Bumpy Johnson himself couldn't have collected protection from a damn Home Depot, he said with disgust. 'What would Bumpy do?
Go in and ask to see the assistant manager? Place is so big, you get lost past the bathroom sinks. But that's the way it is now. You can't find the
heart of anything to stick the knife into.'"
There it is. Gangsters and cowboys are the ur-American figures for a reason: they represent freedom from political philosophy and empty
consumerism. If the everday world is false consciousness, these are the people who live beyond it. The gangster lives in a world in which
something like meritocracy holds--or at least, if not meritocracy, then true randomness, something besides the loaded dice of the system.
The cowboy lives beyond the arm of the Law, and thus is free to be a freer, simpler, and ultimately more just version of the law. Both figures
operate in zones of freedom that exist because of the failure of the state. Having no respect for political philosophy IS America's political
philosophy.
So, Frank Lucas is saying, you know something's wrong, something's Orwellian about a landscape when gangsters and cowboys can no
longer operate. Right? Right. Is our continuing fixation on gangsters and our barely concealed adulation of gangsters any coincidence,
then? Are these gangster shows our colorful travel narratives, the compensation for living in a world as dreary as ours? My provisional
answer is: yes. The one movie, by the way, that makes this symbiosis of exurb and gangster clear is GoodFellas--specifically it's last shot,
in which Ray Liotta, banished to Arizona by the witness protection program, stands in front of the tract housing in which he lives. As he looks
hopelessly, forlornly at the camera, we cut abruptly to Joe Pesci shooting up the screen, Great Train Robbery style. Tearing right through the
veil. Now that's living! The gangster is the fantasy obverse of the man who knows his limits.
These days, people are especially fascinated by amoral protagonists: the absence of moral judgment is what everyone calls
sophistication on The Sopranos and The Wire. This isn't new to American culture though. It's only new to TV. For a century,
there have been the ultimate landscape movies, Westerns, in which the man who must blaze society's trail is unfit for polite
society. (It's no coincidence that the bleak landscape in Gilliam's shot could easily be a Western one.) As A.O. Scott wrote
yesterday
"The archetypal western hero is a complicated figure, and the world he inhabits is a place of flux and contradiction. At the end, the stranger
rides off into the wilderness, since the civilization he has helped to save holds no permanent place for him... Modernity may be inevitable and
desirable, but it comes at a price. The wilderness will be cut down and cultivated; the original inhabitants will be dispossessed; and an element
of romance will be lost."
Or will it? Do we not have other countries in which to unleash our wild freedom? The new frontier is the first frontier, the Tigris-Euphrates valley,
and our representatives act as gangster-cowboys there while we exult in the televised fictions detailing the same. We sure do love some cleansing
violence. And where better to stage it than a ruined, apocalyptic landscape (even if we have to ruin it first ourselves)? That's the funny thing
about Gilliam's vision. It's equally bleak on either side. I think that's why it describes an enduring dialectic of paranoia. On the one hand, an
alienating and utterly superficial consumerist culture and on the other, bleak lawlessness.
Maybe it's worth remembering that gangsters, unlike cowboys, do try to ensure some kind of stable order. Lucas says he wouldn't shake down
the mom-and-pop stores, only larger establishments that had some profit in them. You don't want to strip your ecosystem past the point of collapse.
Similarly, there's a famous story about the establishment of New York's most venerable pizzerias, those founded by apprenctices of the baker
John Lombardi: Patsy's, Grimaldi's, Totonno's, Lombardi's. These places don't serve individual slices, just whole pies. The reason, the story
goes, is that the mobsters who shook down pizza places exempted these oldest restaurants. Outta respect. But, so they wouldn't take too large
of a cut of their business, they let them off the hook on one condition: that they wouldn't sell slices.
There's something wise in this anecdote. Don't punish your poorest and oldest constituents. Take more money from the large outfits, who can
afford it. The mob, it seems, practiced progressive taxation. That's more than you can say for our contemporary elites. No wonder Lucas is so
incensed by superstores. Their business is conducted at such a metahuman scale, who could shake them down? This is the final meaning, I
think of all the gangster and cowboy fantasies: they are symptoms of a time in which ordinary people have knowledge of events but almost no
ability to affect them. Protest goes unheard, while our government and multinational concerns ensure their safety and privacy to the detriment
of ours. Gilliam's movie rendered society as a choice between being a chump or being an outlaw. For now, we're one dreaming we're the other.
The rest of my dispatches.
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CIA admits to recording interrogations of top al Qaida captivesGreg Gordon McClatchy Newspapers last updated: November 14, 2007 07:47:17 AM
WASHINGTON — The CIA has three video and audio recordings of interrogations of senior al Qaida
captives but misled federal judges about the evidence during the case against terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui,
federal prosecutors revealed in a Nov. 9 court filing that was made public Tuesday.
The disclosure is unlikely to undo Moussaoui's conviction because the agency said the material on the tapes
doesn't pertain to his case.
However, the disclosure that the government taped some interrogations of high-value detainees could
invite fresh scrutiny of the CIA's treatment of so-called "enemy combatants" who were held at secret
prisons or U.S. bases overseas.
John Radsan, a former CIA assistant general counsel who teaches at the William Mitchell College of
Law in St. Paul, Minn., called the revelation of the tapes "huge" news.
"So far, there has been great mystery about what was actually done to the high-value detainees,"
he said. "A videotape is worth a thousand words."
New Attorney General Michael Mukasey's Senate confirmation last week was threatened for a time
by his refusal to declare as illegal an interrogation tactic known as "waterboarding", in which a
suspect is doused with water to create the sensation of drowning.
The government's letter said that "the CIA came into possession of the three recordings under unique
circumstances involving separate national security matters," leaving unclear whether the tapes show
CIA interrogations or possibly questioning by agents of another country.
At least one senior al Qaida member, Ibn Sheikh al Libi, reportedly was turned over to Egyptian
authorities for questioning in 2002, but much of what he allegedly confessed proved to be false.
Prosecutors revealed the existence of the tapes in a letter to Chief Judge Karen Williams of the 4th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., and to U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema of
Alexandria, Va., the trial judge in the tumultuous, 4 1/2 year prosecution of Moussaoui.
In it, they said that the CIA didn't notify them until Sept. 13 that it had discovered a videotape and the
transcript of an interrogation of an unidentified detainee. Prosecutors said they then asked the CIA
to perform "an exhaustive review" for any other recordings of roughly a half dozen al Qaida captives whom
Moussaoui had sought as defense witnesses, and a second videotape and a brief audio tape were discovered.
Among the prisoners whose testimony Moussaoui sought were Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who allegedly
admitted masterminding the 9/11 attacks after he was waterboarded; Ramzi Binalshibh, a senior
al Qaida member who allegedly coordinated the attacks; and financier Mustafa Ahmed al Hawsawi.
Summaries of statements from those three and several others were read at his trial.
"The fact that audio/video recording of enemy combatant interrogations occurred, and that the United
States was in possession of three of those recordings is, as noted, inconsistent with factual assertions
in CIA declarations dated May 9, 2003 . . .
and November 14, 2005," the prosecutors wrote.
"When the CIA discovered this material — and it was the CIA that found it — the agency brought the
matter to the attention of the Department of Justice," CIA spokesman Paul Gimigliano said. He emphasized
that "there was no prejudicial impact on the defendant."Edward MacMahon, a defense lawyer who
represented Moussaoui in his death penalty trial last year, declined to comment. A new
team of defense lawyers who're handling Moussaoui's attempt to persuade an appellate court to allow
him to withdraw his 2005 guilty plea didn't return calls.
McClatchy Newspapers 2007
Defense Update News Analysis: Egypt Going Nuclear- More than Meets ...
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CIA admits to recording interrogations of top al Qaida captivesGreg Gordon McClatchy Newspapers last updated: November 14, 2007 07:47:17 AM
WASHINGTON — The CIA has three video and audio recordings of interrogations of senior al Qaida
captives but misled federal judges about the evidence during the case against terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui,
federal prosecutors revealed in a Nov. 9 court filing that was made public Tuesday.
The disclosure is unlikely to undo Moussaoui's conviction because the agency said the material on the tapes
doesn't pertain to his case.
However, the disclosure that the government taped some interrogations of high-value detainees could
invite fresh scrutiny of the CIA's treatment of so-called "enemy combatants" who were held at secret
prisons or U.S. bases overseas.
John Radsan, a former CIA assistant general counsel who teaches at the William Mitchell College of
Law in St. Paul, Minn., called the revelation of the tapes "huge" news.
"So far, there has been great mystery about what was actually done to the high-value detainees,"
he said. "A videotape is worth a thousand words."
New Attorney General Michael Mukasey's Senate confirmation last week was threatened for a time
by his refusal to declare as illegal an interrogation tactic known as "waterboarding", in which a
suspect is doused with water to create the sensation of drowning.
The government's letter said that "the CIA came into possession of the three recordings under unique
circumstances involving separate national security matters," leaving unclear whether the tapes show
CIA interrogations or possibly questioning by agents of another country.
At least one senior al Qaida member, Ibn Sheikh al Libi, reportedly was turned over to Egyptian
authorities for questioning in 2002, but much of what he allegedly confessed proved to be false.
Prosecutors revealed the existence of the tapes in a letter to Chief Judge Karen Williams of the 4th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., and to U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema of
Alexandria, Va., the trial judge in the tumultuous, 4 1/2 year prosecution of Moussaoui.
In it, they said that the CIA didn't notify them until Sept. 13 that it had discovered a videotape and the
transcript of an interrogation of an unidentified detainee. Prosecutors said they then asked the CIA
to perform "an exhaustive review" for any other recordings of roughly a half dozen al Qaida captives whom
Moussaoui had sought as defense witnesses, and a second videotape and a brief audio tape were discovered.
Among the prisoners whose testimony Moussaoui sought were Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who allegedly
admitted masterminding the 9/11 attacks after he was waterboarded; Ramzi Binalshibh, a senior
al Qaida member who allegedly coordinated the attacks; and financier Mustafa Ahmed al Hawsawi.
Summaries of statements from those three and several others were read at his trial.
"The fact that audio/video recording of enemy combatant interrogations occurred, and that the United
States was in possession of three of those recordings is, as noted, inconsistent with factual assertions
in CIA declarations dated May 9, 2003 . . .
and November 14, 2005," the prosecutors wrote.
"When the CIA discovered this material — and it was the CIA that found it — the agency brought the
matter to the attention of the Department of Justice," CIA spokesman Paul Gimigliano said. He emphasized
that "there was no prejudicial impact on the defendant."Edward MacMahon, a defense lawyer who
represented Moussaoui in his death penalty trial last year, declined to comment. A new
team of defense lawyers who're handling Moussaoui's attempt to persuade an appellate court to allow
him to withdraw his 2005 guilty plea didn't return calls.
McClatchy Newspapers 2007
Defense Update News Analysis: Egypt Going Nuclear- More than Meets ...
Ever since Egypt first came to perceive Israel as having launched a ...
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Israel has more atomic bombs
than all the Arabs.
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Israel has more atomic bombs
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But, as Cardinal Richlieu might have said on behalf of the nation states: that is our job if we think it is required.
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New technique creates cheap, abundant hydrogen: report
Mon Nov 12, 5:12 PM ET
US researchers have developed a method of producing hydrogen gas from biodegradable organic material, potentially
providing an abundant source of this clean-burning fuel, according to a study released Monday.
The technology offers a way to cheaply and efficiently generate hydrogen gas from readily available and renewable
biomass such as cellulose or glucose, and could be used for powering vehicles, making fertilizer and treating drinking water.
Numerous public transportation systems are moving toward hydrogen-powered engines as an alternative to gasoline,
but most hydrogen today is generated from nonrenewable fossil fuels such as natural gas.
The method used by engineers at Pennsylvania State University however combines electron-generating bacteria
and a small electrical charge in a microbial fuel cell to produce hydrogen gas.
Microbial fuel cells work through the action of bacteria which can pass electrons to an anode. The electrons flow
from the anode through a wire to the cathode producing an electric current. In the process, the bacteria consume
organic matter in the biomass material.
An external jolt of electricity helps generate hydrogen gas at the cathode.
In the past, the process, which is known as electrohydrogenesis, has had poor efficiency rates and low hydrogen yields.
But the researchers at Pennsylvania State University were able to get around these problems by chemically modifying
elements of the reactor.
In laboratory experiments, their reactor generated hydrogen gas at nearly 99 percent of the theoretical maximum yield
using aetic acid, a common dead-end product of glucose fermentation.
"This process produces 288 percent more energy in hydrogen than the electrical energy that is added in the process,"
said Bruce Logan, a professor of environmental engineering at Penn State.
The technology is economically viable now, which gives hydrogen an edge over another alternative biofuel which is
grabbing more headlines, Logan said.
"The energy focus is currently on ethanol as a fuel, but economical ethanol from cellulose is 10 years down the road,"
said Logan.
"First you need to break cellulose down to sugars and then bacteria can convert them to ethanol."
One of the immediate applications for this technology is to supply the hydrogen that is used in fuel cell cars to
generate the electricity that drives the motor, but it could also can be used to convert wood chips into hydrogen to be used as fertilizer.
The study appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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At One Time Architecture Was as Frightening as DNA and Human Genome Research Is Today.
You Wouldn't Be Living in NYC in an Apartment If Every Thing They Said about High Rise
Buildings Was True ... Yet there Still Is A Threat Of The Tower Of Babble...
Of Sorts & Of Enclave Cities; Cruel Kings & False Gods... babbleblogitus pentagonart
psyops dirty joke kill the messenger
Toumbeling down...the www build it they will come,babbleblogitus, pentagonareah, psy ops,
black water, dirty joke, kill the messinger, green haired clowns
psyops dirty joke kill the messenger http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=psyops+dirty+joke+kill+the+messenger+&btnG=Search
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http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/06/341573.shtml
"It Was Twenty Years Ago Today,"...That Crowley Drugged World Away: CIA psyops of 1960s-
author: webweaver
extended comments from Jeff Wells' Rigorous Intuition "v.2.0" post at:
http://rigint.blogspot.com/2006/06/chant-down-babylon_23.html
--on the CIA infiltration (and creation) of the 1960s, in a right wing attempt to steer culture toward some rather
dark goals and keep rock and roll "from going leftist".
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/06/341573.shtml
[ Can you say "the deval" made me do it , glam rock? heavy metal? punk?]
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The John Lennon Assassination: Not the Story Everyone Knows 10.Oct.2006 10:20
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clarkjohnsen link
It is both surprising and mildly gratifying to find this fascinating article largely in accord with several Christian books
about the devil in music, and with what Lyndon LaRouche ("Theory of the Satanist Personality") and Michael A. Hoffmann
("Psychodrama and symbolism disguised as current events: the mass induction of the double-mind and the alchemical processing
of humanity") write, as well as numerous opinions expressed by members of the John Birch Society. What a convergence!
And I myself have signed in on the real story behind the John Lennon assassination:
"The counterculture was not produced spontaneously by a youth stratum!"
http://positive-feedback.com/Issue22/cjdiaries_lennon.htm
Happy reading!
By the way, contrary to the author, EMI stands for Electrical & Musical Industries, although way back it was The Gramophone and Typewriter Company.
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/06/341573.shtml
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Microsoft Could Make Mouse Passe with "Surface"
By Hugh Hart May 31, 2007 2:04:48 PMCategories: Web/Tech
Microsoft pictures "Surface computing" - - basically a smart table top - - as the next
big thing for data crunching. Earlier this week, Tom Gibbons, Vice president of the
somewhat scarily-named Productivity and Extended Consumer Experiences Group, claimed
that Surface "is going to revolutionize everyday lives, much like the way ATMs changed
how we get money from the bank."
The hook: you use your hands to move information around instead of a mouse.
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November 10, 2007
Sacrifice
This woman set herself on fire in protest. I am astounded by the inversion of logic that
would be swayed more by this kind of sacrifice than that of a soldier. It represents to
me, a parlor trick - the evasion of the physical, the de-moralization of war. The real
believe that symbolic death is more real than death in combat.
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My first 40"x 40" print printed by DPC
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December 27, 2005
HOW TO - Make your own DIY Science Eco-sphere
PDF downloads on how to make those cool (but expensive) enclosed glass ecosystem -
"Here you have the choice of two different ecosystems, a "dry land" ecosystem
like the one in our Virtual Ecosphere and a marine aquatic one." [via] Link. If
anyone has made one of these, post up in the comments and let me know how it
worked out.
Posted by Phillip Torrone Dec 27, 2005 09:15 AM
Make Your Own Ecosphere
A closed system ecology doesn’t have to be as complex as a space programme or Biosphere 2.
You can advance your knowledge of living systems simply by using a transparent container,
some plants, a few bugs and soil or water. Simplifying a living system makes it easier to
study and to understand. Ecospheres are materially closed systems, but are thermodynamically
open. That means that heat and sunlight can be transferred through the transparent perimeter.
It’s surprisingly easy to set up your own viable closed system. You’ll need some sort of
seal-able transparent container. There is some debate as to whether using plastic containers
allows diffusion of gases from the closed system, so if you’re after accurate results, use glass.
Otherwise any transparent glass or plastic container will do - even a plastic drinks bottle.
It is important not to use coloured containers, such as green or brown glass, as this blocks
out some of the sunlight and doesn’t allow the plants or algae to photosynthesise.
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 1997
To: in_search_of@primenet.com
This was put out by the John Birch Society. You may take it for what its worth. --- Jilain
====Jilain can be reached via email at jilain@rt66.com or via IRC undernet channel #blackvault====
WHY NOT WORLD GOVERNMENT?
by William F. Jasper
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HowToBuildingaBlueSniperRifle-Part1
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PAX Thom Corn From: To: CC:
Subject: RE: Have y'all seen this yet?
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2007 13:31:50 +0000
A'Hoy Jayson !!!
I had heard of such a thing but I hadn't seen it until now...
All I can say is "Yo Ho Ho and a bottle of Rhum".... and wonder which
construction battalion or private contractor put that shit together...
PAX Thom Corn
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 17:56:08 -0700
From:
Subject: Have y'all seen this yet?
This is a base built for Navy Seal training in San Diego shown from Google Earth:
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The reporters committee for Freedom of the Press
http://www.apfn.org/APFN/cia-media.htm
HTTP://WWW.RCFP.ORG
Operation Mockingbird: CIA Media Manipulation
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WITH ALL THIS KNOWN SINCE 1977, HOW CAN WE ASSUME
THAT ANYTHING THE MEDIA TELLS US CAN BE TAKEN AT
FACE VALUE? -gg
excerpts (not necessarily in original order):
THE AGENCY’S DEALINGS WITH THE PRESS BEGAN during the earliest stages of the Cold War.
"One journalist is worth twenty agents. He has access, the ability to ask questions without arousing suspicion."
In 1953, Joseph Alsop, then one of America’s leading syndicated columnists, went to the Philippines to cover an election.
He did not go because he was asked to do so by his syndicate. He did not go because he was asked to do so by the
newspapers that printed his column. He went at the request of the CIA. (CIA has been described as "Wall Street's
own paramilitary police force". In the hyper-capitalist USA, where founding democratic principles take a back seat to
profit and power, this view of CIA is accurate.)
Alsop is one of more than 400 American journalists who in the past twenty-five years have secretly carried out
assignments for the Central Intelligence Agency, according to documents on file at CIA headquarters. (Those
officials most knowledgeable about the subject say that a figure of 400 American journalists is on the low side
of the actual number who maintained covert relationships and undertook clandestine tasks.) Some of these
journalists’ relationships with the Agency were tacit; some were explicit. There was cooperation, accommodation
and overlap. Journalists provided a full range of clandestine services—from simple intelligence gathering to serving
as go-betweens with spies in Communist countries. Reporters shared their notebooks with the CIA. Editors shared
their staffs. Some of the journalists were Pulitzer Prize winners, distinguished reporters who considered themselves
ambassadors without-portfolio for their country. Most were less exalted: foreign correspondents who found that
their association with the Agency helped their work; stringers and freelancers who were as interested in the
derring-do of the spy business as in filing articles; and, the smallest category, full-time CIA employees masquerading
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