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CIA encourages lots of friendly articles about social disruptions they've planned and funded. It seems likely they didn't plan BLM and related recent American p
by jessaustin 6y ago
CIA encourages lots of friendly articles about social disruptions they've planned and funded. It seems likely they didn't plan BLM and related recent American protests, but definitely they are behind anything going on in Belarus.
- scroogeydop 6y agoYou should be on thorazine.
- jessaustin 6y agoThanks!
- scroogeydop 6y agoOr just bleach. Cyanide if you can get it?
- jessaustin 6y agoYour CIA friends could give you better advice on this topic.
- Nasrudith 6y agoThat sounds like taking the claims of every strongman that their internal opposition is an external malevolent actor. The CIA would only be needed for sufficent state level resources such as training or large quantities of munitions beyond what they could source without intervention. Dissent is very damn cheap with modern communications infastructure and can exist with and without it. The only funding the CIA certainly provided was historical general purpose funding of computers and cryptography research. Calling it planned would certainly be a stretch.
- jessaustin 6y agoIt's certainly true that politicians can be unpopular for entirely local reasons. For instance, most politicians in USA, for at least the last decade. They are corrupt and incompetent, so they are unpopular. However, both TFA and other things I've read about Belarus have a very "Euromaidan"/"Kong Tsung-gan" flavor to them. This is the sort of thing CIA does. They publicly claim this is the sort of thing they should do. Why would they be sitting this one out?
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoThis is a myopic eastern-European worldview where general population are sheep and nothing ever happens unless some sort of Illuminati has planned it. CIA does a lot of things, but they are not the only ones, and they can't be everywhere at once.
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