{"article":{"id":145131,"heading":"Fletcher Prouty and the CIA","author":"Gen. Audio","created":"2006-01-22 15:47:18","modified":"2006-01-27 04:11:25","last_modified":"Fri, 27 Jan 2006 11:11:25","article":"

Experiences of and Perspectives on the Bay of Pigs

A Result of CIA Covert Military Commanders in Vietnam:

The League of Families for the Prisoners of War in Southeast Asia

JFK Prepares To Get Out Of Vietnam:

The Taylor\/McNamara Trip Report of October 1963 and NSAM 263

The Murders of President Diem and Kennedy

Explanation of the Office of Special Operations--

Military Services Providing Support to Government Clandestine Activities

The Economy Act of 1932: Handling The Money To Run Covert Operations

Clarifying the Role of the National Security Agency (NSA)

Abolishing the OSO and Moving Special Operations Into the JCS

[ Note from Gen. Audio ]

This website, in my opinion, is a disinformation site, like many others mixing ancillary, non- verifiable opinions and rants by various JFK researchers and other interested parties. A platform of 'progressive' researchers slipping disinfo into generally accepted CIA involvement in the assassination of John Kennedy. That having been said, I found this man to be of the highest integrity who quit shortly after the coup.

I'm not impressed with the hosts either, in their efforts to insert silly and off topic subject material, but that's another matter, However, this audio series is from a man who was a highest level liaison between Allen Dulles, the CIA and

Three Presidents. Very informative. You may want to save the audio.

These are the links while they stand at this time.

http:\/\/www.blackopradio.com\/black255a.ram<\/a>

http:\/\/www.blackopradio.com\/black255b.ram<\/a>

http:\/\/www.blackopradio.com\/black255c.ram<\/a>

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Who knows? (They do). 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