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JEFF J. BROWN—Rainer Shea is a blogger and YouTuber who discusses communism and anti-imperialism. He particularly focuses on Asian socialist experiments like the ones in the People’s Republic of China and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
AJIT SINGH—Behind its humanitarian cloak, the Senate bill advances the threat of economic sanctions in order to impose Washington’s foreign policy interests on China and the region, while turning up the heat on North Korea and Iran. At the same time, the bill pledges to “safeguard United States businesses in Hong Kong.” The legislation is a long-term project of neoconservatives and leading Hong Kong opposition activists like Joshua Wong, a protest poster boy who has been present in meetings in Washington to develop the sanctions legislation since November 2016.
TOM SECKER—Video essay presenting my breakdown of Amazon’s Jack Ryan, including how the CIA, DOD and other US government agencies were involved in producing it. I outline some of the history between the government and Tom Clancy productions before breaking down how seasons 1 and 2 are propaganda for US foreign policy. Season 1 is war on terror propaganda with some of the most cartoonish villains you’ll ever see. Season 2 rewrites the history not just of the CIA in Venezuela, but its wider role across the Americas. #CIA #Propaganda #Venezuela.
ED CURTIN—In that document, Wilcott, who worked in the finance department for the CIA and was not questioned by the Warren Commission, discusses how he unwittingly paid Lee Harvey Oswald, the government’s alleged assassin, through a cryptonym and how it was widely known and celebrated at his CIA station in Tokyo that the CIA killed Kennedy and Oswald worked for the Agency, although he did not shoot JFK.