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Ex-CIA agent reveals how Venezuelan “students” get putschist training

3 April 2014

In a recent interview in Havana, a former CIA collaborator, Cuban Raúl Capote, revealed the strategy of the CIA in Venezuelan universities to create the kind of destabilizing opposition student movement the country is currently facing. He also discusses media manipulation, and alleges that one (…)

Ukraine: NATO’s Eastern Prize

by Wayne Madsen

16 December 2013

Ever since the democracy manipulation efforts of international hedge fund brigand George Soros were joined with the artificial street revolution tactics of CIA tactician Gene Sharp to form the core strategy of the U.S. neo-conservative goal of imposing a «New American Century» on the entire (…)

Otpor! leader was working for Stratfor

5 December 2013

Srda Popovic—one of the founding members of Otpor! (the group that organized the coloured revolution in Serbia) and the current director general of CANVAS (the group that trains activists throughout the world with the aim of promoting coloured revolutions)—and his wife were Stratfor employees, (…)

The U.S. colored revolution user manual for Egypt

2 March 2011

The United States had anticipated a revolution in Egypt for some time, even if they predicted it would occur at the death of their puppet, Hosni Mubarak. Consequently, they were standing ready to step in.
From the first week of demonstrations in Cairo, Washington detached a team from the (…)

Scandal

Thomas Schelling and Robert Aumann, the Nobel Prize winners who see war as a game

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 26 October 2005

The two winners of the 2005 Nobel Economics Prize, Thomas C. Schelling and Robert J. Aumann, received the award for their contribution to the “Game Theory”. In fact, Thomas C. Schelling was the theoretician of the military escalation during the Viêt-Nam war and he currently justifies the US (…)

Soft and Undercover Coups d’État

The Albert Einstein Institution: non-violence according to the CIA

by Thierry Meyssan

4 January 2005

Non violence as a political action technique can be used for anything. During the 1980s, NATO drew its attention on its possible use to organize the Resistance in Europe after the invasion of the Red Army. It’s been 15 years since CIA began using it to overthrow inflexible governments without (…)