Silent Repression: The CIA's Covert Operations
Silent Repression: Covert Operations examines the CIA from its inception in 1947 to the present. It investigates the CIA's ties to prominent Nazis. It explains covert attempts to topple numerous governments, most of which were democracies, and to replace them with right wing dictatorships which are friendly to American corporations. In addition, the CIA's drug connection from the late 1940s to the 1980s is detailed. Separate chapters focus on the role of the Reagan and Bush administrations in wars in Nicaragua, Grenada, Panama, and Iraq -- as well as the possible cause for Gulf War Syndrome. Finally, Silent Repression: Covert Operations analyzes illicit FBI capers during the civil rights movement and the anti-war movement in the turbulent 1960s as well as other FBI operations in the 1980s and 1990s.
Table of Contents
- 1. 200 Years of Imperialism
- 2. The CIA-Nazi Connection
- 3. Unleashing the CIA - Part 1
- 3. Unleashing the CIA - Part 2
- 3. Unleashing the CIA - Part 3
- 3. Unleashing the CIA - Part 4: The Vietnam War
- 3. Unleashing the CIA - Part 5: The CIA's Coup in Chile
- 4. The Aftermath of the Cold War
- 5. The CIA: "Cocaine Importing Agency"
- 6. Reagan's Dirty War in Nicaragua
- 7. Iran-Contra
- 8. The United States Marches Through Central America
- 9. American Intervention in the Middle East in the 1990s
- 10. FBI Operations: The 1990s to 2003
- 11. The Kosovo War
- 12. Gulf War and Kosovo War Syndrome: The Story of Depleted Uranium
- 13. Star Wars to the Anti-missile System" From Reagan to Clinton
- 14. Infililtration of the Civil Rights Movement
- 15. The Military-Industrial Complex
- 16. The Investigation of CIA Director John Deutch
- 17. The Massacre at No Gun Ri
- 18. CIA Director Porter Goss
- Works Cited