Phoenix Program - The Phoenix Program was a top secret operation designed and initially coordinated by the CIA, in which various elite special operations units of the US military and its allies were sent throughout South Vietnam to hunt down, interrogate, torture and often kill people accused of collaborating with the Communist North. Widely seen in retrospect as a failure that encouraged routine human rights violations, the Phoenix Program deployed some of the most brutal tactics seen in the war. Up to 40,000 South Vietnamese were executed without trial as a result of the program.
George Patton - "Gentlemen, I have come this morning to the inexcusable conclusion that we have fought on the wrong side. This entire war we should have fought with the fascists against the communists and not the other way around. I fear that perhaps in fifty years America will pay a dear price and become a land of corruption and degenerate morals."
"I am frankly opposed to this Nuremberg business, as well as sending POWs to work as slaves in foreign lands, where many will be starved to death. If what we are doing to the Germans is 'Liberty, then give me death. I can't see how Americans can sink so low. It is wholly Semitic in character. It is amusing to recall that we fought the Revolution in defense of the rights of man and the Civil War to abolish slavery and have now gone back on both principles."
In, 1945 Patton's chauffeured Cadillac collided with an army truck which, from records, had no business being on the road as there were no orders to transfer material or men, nor was the driver scheduled to be in that vehicle. The low speed crash, barely 10 - 20Mph, left the other two passengers of Patton's truck only with scratches, where Patton was thrown into the glass partisan, leaving him paralyzed from neck down. For the weeks he spent in hospital before dying, he was allowed no visitors, and attending doctors and nurses had to sign non-disclosure agreements, meaning they could not discuss anything the General had said. The original accident investigation files and primary case papers on the crash are not fully preserved. No autopsy was done, as his wife, Beatrice, refused it.
The driver who hit Patton, Robert L. Thompson's abrupt left turn, investigators said, was careless, as there was no signal and no warning. Patton's driver, Woodring, swore he had no way of avoiding Thompson. When military police arrived, led by Lieutenant Peter Bublas, they blamed both drivers involved for inattention, but no charges were filed. Allegedly, Thompson was briefly moved out of Germany for his safety, though he was interviewed there only a few days later. Thompson's own daughter once claimed that he was a known shyster and he was speculated to be heavily involved in the black market in the area. Some historians also say that he basically stole the truck that hit Patton.
In 1979, OSS operative, Douglas Bazata made a confession and claimed he was ordered to stage the patent crash. He said it consisted of firing a projectile to break Patton's neck and also that Soviets had poisoned him in the hospital.
The Octopus Murders - Danny Casolaro was an independent journalist who investigated different cases involving multiple mysterious deaths including his own. He submitted a book proposal to New York publisher, Little, Brown and Co., about findings related to the PROMIS scandal and Bill Clinton's drug smuggling and money laundering schemes, among other things. Weeks later, he would tell his brother: "I'm getting these strange phone calls saying, 'You're gonna die...' If anything happens to me, it won't be an accident." The next day he was found in a bathtub with his wrists slashed to a point that his hands were falling off, in a manor coroners said was impossible.
Other murders: Alan Standorf, an employee at a secret military electronic listening post in Virginia who was reportedly supplying Casolaro with classified information. He was found dead in his car in 1991 from a severe blow to the head;
Paul Morasca, Casolaro source, and
a money launderer for Michael Riconosciuto. He was found murdered in his San Francisco apartment, hog-tied and strangled, with the hard drive ripped out of his computer.
Fred Alvarez, Patricia Castro, and Ralph Boger were killed, behind a home near the Cabazon Indian Reservation in California, where the government was testing weapons while economically exploiting the natives through Intelligence front, Wackenhut.
Jonathan Moyle was a British journalist found hanging in a Chile hotel room closet in 1991. Though working independently, he was investigating the same international arms brokers and channels linked to PROMIS software and weapons deals core to Casolaro’s investigation.
Paul Wilcher - Paul Wilcher worked with Danny Casalaro on the investigation and was found dead on a toilet in 1993. He had delivered a report on the investigation 3 weeks before his death.
Orlando Latellier - Orlando Latellier was a critic of the Augusto Pinochet regime of Chile who was assassinated with a car-bomb in Washington DC ostensibly by agents of the Chilean intelligence agency known as Dina. It's long been speculated that the CIA had at least tacitly approved, if not directly, participated in Latellier's assassination as part of Operation Condor, either through training, funding, or just looking the other way.
NYPD - According to CNN, nine NYPD officers died in 2019 from an apparent department-wide mental health crisis. This included three NYPD officers who all allegedly took their lives in the span of less than 10 days.
Spencer Percival - English PM, Spencer Percival, opposed dragging his country into a war against America for bankers. He was promptly assassinated in 1812 and replaced with Lord Robert Liverpool, an avid supporter of the war. The official story tells of a disenfranchised businessman who killed the Prime Minister as a result of mental illness and aggravation from prior failures in life.
T.E. Lawrence 🧂 - Lawrence was part of the Cliveden Set, which was group of prominent, axis-sympathetic, British political figures including Lionel Curtis, the Mosleys, the Astors and George Bernard Shaw.
The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia by Phillip Knightley and Colin Simpson: ''On the 13th of May 1935 he [Lawrence] wheeled out his massive Brough Superior motorcycle for the last time and rode down Bovington Camp to send a telegram in reply to a letter received that morning from Henry Williamson proposing the vital meeting with none other than Adolf Hitler. The telegram of agreement was dispatched and then on way back the accident happened. He was just 200 yards from the cottage. At least four witnesses saw it. Two delivery boys on bicycles, an army corporal walking in the field by the road, and the occupants of a black van heading toward Lawrence. After the crash, the black van raced off down the road and the corporal ran over to the injured man who lay on the road with his face covered in blood. Almost immediately an army truck came along and Lawrence was put inside and taken to the camp hospital where a top security guard was imposed. Special D notices were put on all newspapers and the war office took charge of all communications. Police from Special Branch sat by the bedside and guarded the door. No visitors were allowed. The cottage was raided and turned over. Many books and private papers as were confiscated. Army intelligence interrogated the two boys for several hours. The corporal was instructed not to mention the van as being involved in the accident. Six days later, Lawrence died and two days later an inquest was held under top security which lasted only two hours. The boys denied ever seeing a black van which contradicted the statement by the army corporal who was the principal witness, but no attempts were made to trace the vehicle and the jury gave a verdict of accidental death. He was buried that same afternoon.''
Rasputin - Grigori Rasputin opposed Russia's entry into WWI. In 1914, while recovering in Siberia from an assassination attempt, he sent a frantic telegram to Tsar Nicholas II, warning that war would bring the end of Russia and the Romanov dynasty.
Operation Wrath of God and Operation Spring of Youth - From 1947 to 1987, Israeli Irgun terrorists, as well as Shin Bet and Mossad, sent a spree of letter bombs; ten of these attacks all occurred in 1972. In 1973, Israel raided Lebanon in the early morning and assassinated three of the highest PLO leaders in their homes, along with over 100 other people. The justification was because of the Black September attack in Munich, all whether or not the PLO had anything to do with that has been heavily disputed.
The Lillehammer affair - Israel violated state sovereignty to stage a campaign of assassinations. One such victim was Ahmed Bouchikhi, an innocent waiter in Norway, who the Mossad shot in front of his pregnant wife as he left the theater. More Mossad agents were arrested as they tried to leave the country, and were given prison sentences.
Lord Moyne - Lord Moyne was the British Minister of State in the Middle East. In 1944 he was gunned down by two members of the Zionist terrorist group Lehi, for the British government's restriction on Jewish migration to Palestine. The assassination was plotted by future Israeli PM Yitzhak Shamir.
(1948) Assassination of Count Bernadotte - During the Palestine War, the UN appointed Folke Bernadotte as the UN mediator in Palestine. In September, he outlined his proposal of a single union between Palestine and Jordan, with two sovereign members, one Jewish and one Arab, allowing Palestinians to return to their homes.
While driving through Jeruselum, Bernadotte was assassinated by four Lehi operatives. Future PM, Yitzhak Shamir and other Lehi leaders were jailed by the Israeli government after the assassination, but were eventually pardoned.
Harry Truman (attempt) - In 1947, the UN was gearing up to vote on their plan for the partition of Palestine. Harry Truman was trying to strike a diplomatic balance to prevent war with the Soviets or American military involvement in the Middle East.
Truman: ''I don't think I ever had as much pressure and propaganda aimed at the White House as I had in this instance. The persistence of a few of the extreme Zionist leaders actuated by political motives and engaging in political threats disturbed and annoyed me.''
According to President Truman's daughter, who published a biography of her father in 1947, the Zionist terrorist group Lehi, (Stern Gang) had mailed President Truman a series of letter bombs rigged to explode when opened. The Secret Service diffused them and the entire event was covered up.
Operation Damocles - Operation Damocles (1962) was a covert Mossad campaign which employed, Hitler's ex top bodyguard, Otto Skorzeny to assassinate German scientists and technicians developing rockets for Egypt.
🇺🇸🇵🇸Alex Odeh - Alex Odeh was a Christian Palestinian activist, director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in California, who was assassinated in a bombing in 1985.
Eight years after the bombing, it was revealed that ADL spy, Roy Bullock, who had worked closely with Odeh and had virtually unrestricted access to his Santa Ana office right up to the day of his murder, had been spying on Odeh on behalf of the ADL for years before his death. The attack on Odeh was part of a rash of mostly unsolved bombings across the US in the mid-1980s that targeted Arab Americans and other people perceived as enemies by Zionists. Odeh's colleagues at the ADC noted that Bullock's partner, Tom Gerard, had specialized in explosives during his tenure in the CIA and expressed their suspicions to the FBI at the time. No links between the bombing and Girard were ever investigated.
Jamal Khashoggi - Jamal Khashoggi, the nephew of Iran-Contra middle man and Epstein client, Adnan Khashoggi, was a pro-Palestine liberal.
In 2018, he was assassinated, chopped up and moved in suitcases out of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul for going against the Saudi government.
Yitzhak Rabin - After negotiating the Oslo Accords with Yasser Arafat and Bill Clinton, Israeli PM Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by Yigal Amir, a 25-year-old Israeli nationalist. Shortly after, Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky broke to the public. JFK Jr.'s magazine, George published an article by the mother of Yigal Amir, the man convicted of assassinating Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, claiming that her son had been manipulated by Israeli deep state operatives. JFK Jr. later died in a plane crash, although witnesses allege it exploded in mid-air.
A young Itimar Ben-Gvirs stole an emblem off of Rabin's car during a riot preceding his death. In a street interview, he said: "We got to his car, and we'll get to him too".
Karen Silkwood - Between 1944 and 1974, the US government sponsored thousands of human radiation experiments with additional funding from universities such as Vanderbilt University and UC Berkeley. Lab technician, Karen Silkwood testified to the AEC about having been contaminated at the Kerr-McGee. Later in 1974 she assembled documentation to back up her claims. Unfortunately, on her way to meet with a journalist, she was run off the road and killed. Even though her family confirmed that she had taken the binder with her to give to someone at the meeting, it was no where to be found at the site of the crash. Skid-marks from her car were present on the road, suggesting she was trying to get back onto the road after being pushed from behind; they also found damage on the rear of her vehicle which had not been present before the crash. According to author Richard Rashke, investigators who looked into Karen's death and the plant operations received constant anonymous death threats, some even being physically assaulted; one of her investigators disappeared and another allegedly committed suicide shortly before she was set to testify against the Kerr-McGee plant.
Dorothy Legarreta - Dorothy Legarreta was a lab technician at the Crocker laboratory, which was working on the Manhatten project. She was contaminated from having to smash glassware used to feed test animals fed radioactive materials. One of her children died of leukemia; she herself had to have a thyroid tumor removed. Because of this, she founded the National Association of Radiation Survivors in 1982, which later filed a FOIA request with the Department of Energy, obtaining documents which confirmed that the government had been experimenting on un-consenting humans with radiation for years. Like Karen Silkwood, Dorothy Legarreta's car ran off the road killing her. Her briefcase full of top secret government documents was missing from her vehicle, even though someone had written down the briefcase as having been found on the accident report; the tow truck driver said that it had been thrown away because it was badly damaged, which is evidence tampering and is illegal.
Gary Webb - Gary Webb, a reporter for the San Jose Mercury News began to expose Iran-Contra before it was official. He uncovered overwhelming evidence that in the early 80s the main supplier of Freeway Ricky Ross's cocaine distribution network was buying cocaine from the CIA backed Contras in Nicaragua, purchasing 10 to 15 kilos a week from them by 1983, and selling it through the LA Bloods, fanning out to cover most of the US. Webb had his career ruined by the media; following death in a motel room was ruled a suicide, although both the coroner and his family disagreed.
Boys on the tracks - There's evidence that
two boys riding their bikes in Arkansas were disposed of after witnessing an Iran-Contra drug transfer; as well as many others who had knowledge of the truth about their deaths.
Vince Foster - In 1993, Vince Foster, who was a former White House counselor and colleague of Hillary Clinton at Rose Law Firm, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the Head. His death was ruled a suicide, though there was no exit wound for the bullet which allegedly killed him; and even though he was found outside, there was no dirt on his shoes. Before the police arrived, Clinton staffers illegally removed boxes of documents on Whitewater and presumably Travelgate among other sensitive issues from his office. Billing records resurfaced when, White House aide, Carolyn Huber found them sitting on a table in the private living quarters of the White House; this didn't account for the rest of the missing documents.
The Clinton Body Count - Over 50 over other mysterious deaths at the convenience of the Clintons
Anthrax - After the 9/11 Anthrax attack, the feds landed on Bruce Ivins, who allegedly overdosed on Tylenol. Later, in 2008, a the press admitted that the anthrax was not from Al-Qaeda, but US labs; it was shown, unfortunately, after Bruce Ivins was dead, that not only could he physically not have created the anthrax using the attack, but the quantity in question would have taken 50 weeks to prepare.
Dr. Perry Mikesell, another prior suspect, also had a strange suicide. Perry Mikesell, Don C. Wiley, David Kelly, Vladimir Pashnik, and Bruce Ivins were all suicided over the lies about anthrax and biological weapons.
Mobile weapons labs - In a 2003 New York times article, (((Judith Miller))) made reference to a speech in which Deputy Secretary of Defense, Paul Wolfowitz, claimed that defectors from Iraq had told the US government about the construction of "mobile units to produce biological weapons". She also claimed that intelligence officials told her that a defector had told them that chemical and biological weapons labs were hidden beneath hospitals and inside presidential palaces.
The trucks were actually for hot air balloons, as revealed by British scientist and weapons expert, David Kelly, who, that same year, allegedly slit his writs before overdosing on painkillers. His last correspondence was with Judith Miller.
Michael Hastings - Michael Hastings was an American journalist who covered the Iraq War in Newsweek and later wrote a profile in Rolling Stone for General Stanley McChrystal, which led to the general's resignation from his command in Afghanistan. Mere hours before the fiery car crash that took his life, Hastings sent an email to friends and colleagues urging them to get legal counsel if they were approached by federal authorities: “Hey [redacted] the Feds are interviewing my 'close friends and associates,'... Perhaps if the authorities arrive 'BuzzFeed GQ', er HQ, may be wise to immediately request legal counsel before any conversations or interviews about our news-gathering practices or related journalism issues.”
Jesús Galíndez - John Joseph Frank was involved in the murder of Trujillo critic, Jesús Galíndez. Frank rented the airplane that an Oregon man named Gerald L. Murphy used to fly a kidnapped Galíndez to the Dominican republic. Neither were ever seen again.
Frank was charged by a federal prosecutor for involvement, but was let off upon CIA intervention. When asked by the Church Committee if he had employed John Frank during 1954, FBI spymaster Robert Maheu refused to answer under the 5th amendment.
Terrence Yeakey - One of the most troubling aspects of the OKC bombing investigation involved officer Terrence Yeakey, who began privately investigating the bombings after growing suspicious of the official investigation. Terrence Yeakey, better known as Terry, rescued victims after the explosions and was awarded the medal of valor for his work. However, Terry did not want the medal because he grew to suspect he was being lied to about the true causes of the explosion.
Yeakey was collecting evidence when he turned up dead from an apparent suicide, which immediately drew suspicion from family and fellow officers. His body was found in his car parked off a country road with his wrists slit, his neck slit, and a gunshot wound to the head.
Yeakey’s sister Lashon Hargrove told CNN he had questions about how the explosion took place and the blast pattern: ''you know how they said the truck bomb blew in? He saw evidence of blowing out''. Yeakey’s ex-wife, Tonia has also stated that she drove him back to the federal building at night because he wanted to see the site when there would be less people around; she told CNN they headed to the building around 9:30 or 10 and Terry wanted to get a picture underneath where the daycare had been. She says the two were stopped by some government officials, either ATF or FBI, who refused to let him through.
Tonia has also claimed that Terry wrote a detailed police report for the OKC Police Department. One day, Yeakey showed up at their house, upset because his police report had disappeared. He claimed his bosses were telling him to write a new 1 page report. She also said she remembered getting an angry call from one of Yeakey’s supervisors asking him where he was and demanding that he turn in his report or be reprimanded. The OKCPD has declined to answer questions relating to Terry Yeakey’s report or its alleged disappearance.
Yeakey’s family testify in the Documentay, A Noble Lie, that no autopsy was done after his death.
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By: Ryan Dawson, FORGOTTEN HISTORY, Psyche History Show...
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