[…] CIA officers living there. They had been part of CIA ops in the region in the 1960s and 70s, and thus knew about CIA involvement in the drugs industry – the subject of the book Valentine was then researching.1 However the CIA interviews take up a very small portion of the book. They are […]
[…] CIA officers living there. They had been part of CIA ops in the region in the 1960s and 70s, and thus knew about CIA involvement in the drugs industry – the subject of the book Valentine was then researching.1 However the CIA interviews take up a very small portion of the book. They are […]
[PDF file]: […] allegations. Ellsberg may have been “the brightest student I ever had,” he told Nixon, but he was “a little unbalanced.” He supposedly “had weird sexual habits, used drugs,” and, in Vietnam, had “enjoyed helicopter flights in which he would take potshots at the Vietnamese below.” Ellsberg had married a millionaire’s daughter and – Kissinger […]
[PDF file]: […] assumes that Ruby was killing Oswald on behalf of the Dallas mob, who (the author believes) had shot Kennedy. But this is only an assumption; and when Ruby did drop hints about the Kennedy killing while in prison, he pointed people not at Civello and the Dallas gambling- drugs network, but at LBJ. Robin Ramsay
