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Title: How the Cold War became the War on Terror
Published: 2015-05-26
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbWKd9_Q9Rk
Title: How the Cold War became the War on Terror
Published: 2015-05-26
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbWKd9_Q9Rk
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welcome to this preview the latest episode of this info wars from boiling folks post dot com in this episode we look at how the Cold War became the war on terror focusing in on the rise of the neocons in the nineteen seventies and how it was during George bush's stint as head of the CIA the agency started taking international terrorism seriously then after the reforming of2/5
the committee on the present danger in nineteen seventy six and the Jerusalem conference on international terrorism in nineteen seventy nine the neocons regained control of the White House and the CIA started cooking the books to inflate the apparent threat from the new enemy of international terrorism following is a short excerpt from this episode the following year Ronald Reagan was elected and thirty three members of the3/5
committee on the present danger were awarded senior positions in his government bill Casey Reagan's campaign manager became head of the CIA George Shultz became sick state pearl was Assistant Secretary of defense John Lehman became secretary of the navy Richard pipes said on the National Security Council even Reagan himself was a member of the CPB after Reagan's government took office the next CIA annual report on international4/5
terrorism shows that they used very different data from the years before the neocons took back control of the White House the total number of terrorist incidents in the database was almost doubled and the overall trend changed from a peak in violence in nineteen seventy six and then to decline to consistently increasing threat if you enjoyed this preview then please subscribe to bowling folks post dot com