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>Anti war activists could trust the press and courts of law. Maybe they could trust these, but the government really didn't have much restraint on spying in th
by garaetjjte 5y ago
>Anti war activists could trust the press and courts of law.
Maybe they could trust these, but the government really didn't have much restraint on spying in that period, like COINTELPRO program. When documents were stolen from Media FBI office in 1971, they found documents saying FBI was aiming to "get the point across there is an FBI agent behind every mailbox" to activists.