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What the hell. This sounds comically villainous. On the other hand we _are_ talking about the CIA here. Got a link?
by Twixes 7y ago
What the hell. This sounds comically villainous. On the other hand we _are_ talking about the CIA here. Got a link?
- pgrote 7y agohttps://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-cia-fake-vaccination-campaign-endangers-us-all/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-cia-fake-vacc...
- kick 7y agoThe CIA have crafted a wonderful brand: with their actions, they've created a (truthful) universal public image that they'd stoop to the southern tip of Hell to get whatever they want, completely numbing the public to any possible action. If the CIA had a good reputation, hearing something like "They undermined public faith in vaccines, leading to multiple modern-day problems and epidemics" would lead to skepticism, and then riots. Instead, we all know the substance of the agency's actions, and of the character of its men. As a result, we're mildly surprised when we hear this, and don't feel it's a substantial deviation from the status quo.