Former CIA Officer Amaryllis Kennedy: Iraq, JFK, and Everything Else Our Intel Agencies Lied About
The Tucker Carlson Show
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The Paradox of Intelligence and Democracy
This chapter explores the complexities of public perception around war and intelligence in post-9/11 America, reflecting on personal journeys and the evolution of beliefs shaped by global events. It examines the transition of intelligence agencies from merely reporting events to influencing them, raising questions about the integrity of such practices. Additionally, the chapter discusses the interplay between foreign policy and domestic issues, scrutinizing the implications for democracy, media narratives, and the legality of foreign influence in American elections.
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