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I am in awe at the stupidity of mankind for not understanding how we collectively have reached this point in our journey, only to realize that the roadmap that was we used to get us here was altered, tampered with, thus, it is genuinely fair to now understand why we’re so lost and uninformed !

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It might be helpful to replace "John Foster Dulles" with "Allen Dulles." John Foster Dulles was secretary of state under Eisenhower. Allen Dulles, his brother, was head of the CIA under Eisenhower and fired by JFK.

Books like Talbot's The Devil's Chessboard and Tim Wiener's Legacy of Ashes make it clear that Allen Dulles was a psychopath.

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I'm surprised you go after George Ball, he was fired for resisting the Vietnam fiasco, which makes him pretty far from a scoundrel in my eyes. A good article nonetheless.

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George Ball was a leading American Bilderberger, an advocate for free trade and neoliberal globalization, preferring the rule of multinational corporations to "outdated" nation states, and thus clearly makes him a scoundrel in my eyes.

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Yeah there were many scoundrels who opposed the Vietnam war on dishonest grounds. The entire quagmire was designed with a top down intention of ultimately failing (much like the post 1971 banking system) while transforming the character of the USA from its pro-development heritage to becoming a tool of a supranational oligarchy. It became common to begin to attack the USA during that debacle as the new empire by leading technocratic Malthusians who wanted the world to believe that the British Empire had disappeared and a new American Empire was all there was. Every single Canadian Rhodes Scholar controlling the levers of power in Canada during the 1960s were also the loudest critics of the "evil US empire" wrecking havoc in Vietnam, as were their liberal fascist Bilderberger counterparts in the USA like George Ball

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