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Yugoslavia, before it was destroyed by NATO, had immense propaganda value for the MI6's IRD, which wanted to use the country as part of their propaganda campaign to deter countries from the Soviet model.
British officials warmly received the US-backed coup against the Chilean government of President Salvador Allende, quickly moving to establish positive relations with the junta.
Yeltsin kept schtum on the military bloc, and enlisted in the Partnership for Peace. Despite plans for NATO expansion already being well-laid by that point, and very much in motion, he remained silent about developments.
Since the mid-1970s, it’s been known that ASIS was somehow involved in the wide-ranging White House-directed mission to undermine the government of Chile’s Salvador Allende.
In light of so much readily available information that detonates Browder’s narrative, it’s an enduring mystery how journalists continue to be so comprehensively hoodwinked.
Ignored by major news outlets at the time, the SIGAR review in August 2021 reveals how the US failed in its effort to build a Western-style democratic state in Afghanistan at a cost of $145 billion.
The UK armed forces can do almost anything they like with cluster bombs - while evading legal consequences - as long as it’s someone or something else ultimately deploying them.
The coup in Niger demonstrates that for all Flintlock’s success in dislodging troublesome governments, the operation is replete with a high - and perhaps constantly growing - risk of blowback.
“The policy of guiding the evolution of Islam and of helping them against our adversaries worked marvelously well in Afghanistan against the Red Army."
Readers of From Russia With Blood are repeatedly told that BuzzFeed News relied on “a massive trove of documents, phone records, and secret recordings” to reach their bombshell conclusions. However, at no point is any of this evidence reproduced.
