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Judi Lynn

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9. It takes forever getting declassified documents through the Freedom of Information Act.

Wed Apr 22, 2015, 01:55 AM

Apr 2015

It may not be possible until well past they overthrow Maduro, if they do, as it's all still a work in progress, and as Nixon said, "Make sure our hand does not show..." We may not see anything until long after their war on the leftist president has been concluded.

It doesn't look as if there's a chance in the world this Teabagger Congress would ever allow any hearings, unless they can arrange it to only have the US-funded Venezuelan opposition pawns as the witnesses. It really can make you sick just considering it.

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Chilean Media Mogul Expelled From Journalists Association [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2015 OP

I'll say, considering those CIA payments BainsBane Apr 2015 #1

Good idea! It would be interesting knowing how much he got for his traitorous actions. n/t Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #2

You could also look in the ITT memos released by Jack Anderson BainsBane Apr 2015 #4

Didn't see the Jack Anderson memos yet, but found this interesting info on ITT: Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #5

The Chile stuff is all well documented BainsBane Apr 2015 #6

It takes forever getting declassified documents through the Freedom of Information Act. Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #9

BTW BainsBane Apr 2015 #7

That's insane, isn't it? There are records open to the US public about their operations. Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #10

Have just scratched the surface on this Congressional Report, but it says ITT bought advertising Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #8

Agustin Edwards' Wikipedia, concerning his work as a "publisher." (Right, "publisher.") Judi Lynn Apr 2015 #3