Burning America: Did the CIA Take Down Tricky Dick?

 

The CIA Took Down Nixon Because He Wanted to Know Who Killed Kennedy, Woodward was Intel Plant.

One of the strangest comments I noted when reviewing the Watergate proceedings is Nixon’s off-hand comment about the JFK assassination, Oswald, and Cuba. He didn’t delve into it deeply at the time but what would Watergate have to do with the assassination? Now that we know how underhanded D.C. power is we have a better historical understanding of those mysterious events of 22 November 1963. The American public has had reservations about the investigation since that tragic day. 

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When people nobody voted for run everything, you are not living in a free country.

Listen to the hammer drop on the “permanent Deep State.” The CIA was actually behind Richard Nixon’s ouster over Watergate by a former intel operative named Bob Woodward who came directly from the classified areas of the federal government.

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History is not taught in America anymore and schools favor social science to get people in line with the message of the regime. The most popular president in American history, who is presented as the poster child of corruption, was Richard Nixon. Yet, without a single vote cast by any American voter, Nixon was kicked out of office only to be replaced by the only unelected president in our history. Americans are expected to believe that the most popular president ever was a criminal. 

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Certainly since those days Nixon is said to be universally despised but he actually was the people’s choice. He was re-elected in 1972 by the largest margin of the popular vote ever recorded before or since with 17 million more votes than his opponent; yet, less than two years later he was forced to resign in favor of an obedient toady who sat on the Warren Commission. 

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Richard Nixon believed that elements in the federal bureaucracy were working to undermine the American system of government and had been doing that for a long time. He often said that. He was absolutely right. On June 23, 1972, Nixon met with the then–CIA director, Richard Helms, at the White House. During the conversation, which thankfully was tape-recorded, Nixon suggested he knew “who shot John,” meaning President John F. Kennedy. 

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Even using the familiar form of address as JFK’S name, “John,” rather than the standard reference of JFK is what alerted me to the idea that Nixon was onto something of import. In these contentious times people often forget that despite their significant political differences and as rivals in the 1960 election Nixon and Kennedy were actually close friends and intimates. 

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In any case, Nixon implied that the CIA was directly involved in Kennedy’s assassination, which we now know it was. Helms’s telling response? Total silence, but for Nixon, it didn’t matter because it was already over. Four days before, on June 19, The Washington Post had published the first of many stories about a break-in at the Watergate office building.

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Unbeknownst to Nixon and unreported by The Washington Post, four of the five burglars worked for the CIA. The first of many dishonest Watergate stories was written by a 29-year-old metro reporter called Bob Woodward. Who exactly was Bob Woodward? Well, he wasn’t just a journalist as he has been acclaimed since Watergate. Bob Woodward had limited experience in the news business. Instead, Bob Woodward came directly from the classified areas of the federal government. Shortly before Watergate, Woodward was a naval officer at the Pentagon.

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Woodward’s journalist career was strange. Woodward applied for a job as a reporter for The Washington Post. Harry M. Rosenfeld, the Post's metropolitan editor, gave him a two-week trial but did not hire him because of his lack of journalistic experience. After a year at the Montgomery Sentinel, a weekly newspaper in the Washington, D.C., suburbs, Woodward was hired as a Post reporter in 1971.

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Woodward had a top-secret clearance and although a so-called journalist for only a year at a minor outlet, Woodward was hired by the most powerful news outlet in Washington and assigned the biggest story in the country. 

Just to make it crystal clear what was actually happening, Woodward’s main source for his Watergate series was the deputy director of the FBI, Mark Felt, years later revealed as “Deep Throat,” and Felt ran — and this is confirmed — the FBI’s COINTELPRO program, which was designed to secretly discredit political actors, the federal agencies wanted to destroy — people like Richard Nixon. And at the same time, those same agencies were also working to take down Nixon’s elected vice president, Spiro Agnew. In the fall of 1973, Agnew was indicted for tax evasion and forced to resign. His replacement was a colorless congressman from Grand Rapids called Gerald Ford.

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What was Ford’s qualification for the job? Well, he had served on the Warren Commission, which absolved the CIA of responsibility for President Kennedy’s murder. Nixon was strong-armed into accepting Gerald Ford by Democrats in Congress. “We gave Nixon no choice but Ford,” Speaker of the House Carl Albert later boasted. Eight months later, Gerald Ford of the Warren Commission was the president of the United States. These are facts, and not speculation. All of that actually happened. None of it is secret. Permanent Washington remains in charge of our political system.

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Barack Obama confirmed how Deep State D.C. runs our government. Obama violated the Constitutional transfer of power from a duly elected president as he feared President Trump would have the nuclear codes; even after the President left office D.C. raided Mar-a-Lago on yet another trumped up charge. 

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In 2017 White House press secretary Josh Earnest spoke of the confidence the outgoing Obama has in the career, non-political members of the intelligence community, military and State Department who are “ultimately responsible for implementing policies.” “The president (Obama) has confidence that those patriots, those American men and women, will continue to do their important work with enormous skill and expertise and patriotism to protect the country,” Earnest said (https://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/donald-trump-nuclear-barack-obama-concerns-233143). 

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The perversion of our Constitutional process by Obama is alarming. Obama considers unelected bureaucrats as patriots by thwarting the will of the American people. Unelected lifers in federal agencies make the biggest decisions in American government and crush anyone who tries to rein them in and in the process, our democracy becomes a sham. 

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The very first person in the Trump administration the agencies went after was Gen. Michael Flynn. Why Flynn? Because Mike Flynn was a career Army intel officer who ran the Defense Intelligence Agency. In other words, Mike Flynn knew exactly how the system worked, and as a result, he was capable of fighting back. Four days after Donald Trump’s inauguration, the FBI lured Mike Flynn into a meeting without his lawyer, concocted a series of fake crimes and forced him to resign.

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The Deep State is real and opposes the will of the people and the Constitutional Republic upon which we stand, or fall.

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Burning America: In the Best Interest of the Company? Introduction

 

Introduction

Here is where I want you to get excited about my teaching and everything you are about to learn from this book.

 

Imagine this introduction chapter as the start of a discovery call with a potential associate where it dawns on you that your life is about to get much better. 

 

I will share who I am, we can develop rapport, and we can provide the foundation of trust.

Ideas for how to achieve that:

• I want to share stories that sum up why I am able to help people the way that I do. As a life-long rebel I have managed to accomplish company goals without losing my soul. 
• ​I will discuss what I want to help you the reader accomplish through this book and the solution it offers.
  
• ​If someone opened my book and just read one part, I would have at least one takeaway that I'd want you to get from it. You make choices about your work life and I'm urging you to find your passion and pursue that.

Preface to Burning America: In the Best Interest of the Country?

In recent times, astute observers of American society have noticed a profound transformation taking place within our government institutions, corporations, universities, and cultural landscape. It has become increasingly evident that certain changes have taken hold, with implications that cannot be ignored.  We come across reports detailing the introduction of gender ideology in our schools, where young children are subjected to its influence. It is distressingly common to witness acts of violence, rioting, and looting on the streets of our major cities. Moreover, the economic stability of the American middle class appears to be on a perpetual decline. Meanwhile, the institutions tasked with safeguarding our rights, such as federal law enforcement agencies, have become deeply entangled in political agendas.  Clearly, there exists a ruling class that governs our nation guided by an ideology that poses a threat to the well-being of ordinary, hard working Americans. To protect our cherished liberties from these radical ideologies, it becomes imperative to comprehend how these ideas emerged and spread over the past few decades, often in stark contrast to traditional American values and objectives. This undertaking serves as a means of reaching out to those who seek to understand the current state of their nation, to engage with the notion of a fading American citizenship.  Within the following pages, we will delve into a range of topics that shed light on this phenomenon:  The distinctions between the mid-century liberals and the radical elements that emerged in opposition to them. An exploration of how the post-sixties radicals ascended to positions of power within government bureaucracies and educational institutions. A close examination of the principles of neoliberalism, which emerged in the late 1970s, and the ways in which these ideas transformed the moral and economic fabric of America. An exploration of the underlying factors that led to what has been referred to as "The Great Awokening" during Barack Obama's second term, along with an examination of the ways in which the political and business elites embraced the cultural Left. By delving into these subjects, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of the ideologies that currently shape our nation. It is through this understanding that we can hope to navigate the complex terrain and preserve the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of our American identity. Preface  In recent times, astute observers of American society have noticed a profound transformation taking place within our government institutions, corporations, universities, and cultural landscape. It has become increasingly evident that certain changes have taken hold, with implications that cannot be ignored.  We come across reports detailing the introduction of gender ideology in our schools, where young children are subjected to its influence. It is distressingly common to witness acts of violence, rioting, and looting on the streets of our major cities. Moreover, the economic stability of the American middle class appears to be on a perpetual decline. Meanwhile, the institutions tasked with safeguarding our rights, such as federal law enforcement agencies, have become deeply entangled in political agendas.  Clearly, there exists a ruling class that governs our nation guided by an ideology that poses a threat to the well-being of ordinary, hardworking Americans. To protect our cherished liberties from these radical ideologies, it becomes imperative to comprehend how these ideas emerged and spread over the past few decades, often in stark contrast to traditional American values and objectives. This undertaking serves as a means of reaching out to those who seek to understand the current state of their nation, to engage with the notion of a fading American citizenship.  Within the following pages, we will delve into a range of topics that shed light on this phenomenon:  The distinctions between the mid-century liberals and the radical elements that emerged in opposition to them. An exploration of how the post-sixties radicals ascended to positions of power within government bureaucracies and educational institutions. A close examination of the principles of neoliberalism, which emerged in the late 1970s, and the ways in which these ideas transformed the moral and economic fabric of America. An exploration of the underlying factors that led to what has been referred to as "The Great Awokening" during Barack Obama's second term, along with an examination of the ways in which the political and business elites embraced the cultural Left. By delving into these subjects, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of the ideologies that currently shape our nation. It is through this understanding that we can hope to navigate the complex terrain and preserve the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of our American identity.

In recent times, astute observers of American society have noticed a profound transformation taking place within our government institutions, corporations, universities, and cultural landscape. It has become increasingly evident that certain changes have taken hold, with implications that cannot be ignored.  We come across reports detailing the introduction of gender ideology in our schools, where young children are subjected to its influence. It is distressingly common to witness acts of violence, rioting, and looting on the streets of our major cities. Moreover, the economic stability of the American middle class appears to be on a perpetual decline. Meanwhile, the institutions tasked with safeguarding our rights, such as federal law enforcement agencies, have become deeply entangled in political agendas.  Clearly, there exists a ruling class that governs our nation guided by an ideology that poses a threat to the well-being of ordinary, hard working Americans. To protect our cherished liberties from these radical ideologies, it becomes imperative to comprehend how these ideas emerged and spread over the past few decades, often in stark contrast to traditional American values and objectives. This undertaking serves as a means of reaching out to those who seek to understand the current state of their nation, to engage with the notion of a fading American citizenship.  Within the following pages, we will delve into a range of topics that shed light on this phenomenon:  The distinctions between the mid-century liberals and the radical elements that emerged in opposition to them. An exploration of how the post-sixties radicals ascended to positions of power within government bureaucracies and educational institutions. A close examination of the principles of neoliberalism, which emerged in the late 1970s, and the ways in which these ideas transformed the moral and economic fabric of America. An exploration of the underlying factors that led to what has been referred to as "The Great Awokening" during Barack Obama's second term, along with an examination of the ways in which the political and business elites embraced the cultural Left. By delving into these subjects, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of the ideologies that currently shape our nation. It is through this understanding that we can hope to navigate the complex terrain and preserve the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of our American identity.

Preface  In recent times, astute observers of American society have noticed a profound transformation taking place within our government institutions, corporations, universities, and cultural landscape. It has become increasingly evident that certain changes have taken hold, with implications that cannot be ignored.  We come across reports detailing the introduction of gender ideology in our schools, where young children are subjected to its influence. It is distressingly common to witness acts of violence, rioting, and looting on the streets of our major cities. Moreover, the economic stability of the American middle class appears to be on a perpetual decline. Meanwhile, the institutions tasked with safeguarding our rights, such as federal law enforcement agencies, have become deeply entangled in political agendas.  Clearly, there exists a ruling class that governs our nation guided by an ideology that poses a threat to the well-being of ordinary, hardworking Americans. To protect our cherished liberties from these radical ideologies, it becomes imperative to comprehend how these ideas emerged and spread over the past few decades, often in stark contrast to traditional American values and objectives. This undertaking serves as a means of reaching out to those who seek to understand the current state of their nation, to engage with the notion of a fading American citizenship.  Within the following pages, we will delve into a range of topics that shed light on this phenomenon:  The distinctions between the mid-century liberals and the radical elements that emerged in opposition to them. An exploration of how the post-sixties radicals ascended to positions of power within government bureaucracies and educational institutions. A close examination of the principles of neoliberalism, which emerged in the late 1970s, and the ways in which these ideas transformed the moral and economic fabric of America. An exploration of the underlying factors that led to what has been referred to as "The Great Awokening" during Barack Obama's second term, along with an examination of the ways in which the political and business elites embraced the cultural Left. By delving into these subjects, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of the ideologies that currently shape our nation. It is through this understanding that we can hope to navigate the complex terrain and preserve the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of our American identity.

Preface

In recent times, astute observers of American society have noticed a profound transformation taking place within our government institutions, corporations, universities, and cultural landscape. It has become increasingly evident that certain changes have taken hold, with implications that cannot be ignored.

We come across reports detailing the introduction of gender ideology in our schools, where young children are subjected to its influence. It is distressingly common to witness acts of violence, rioting, and looting on the streets of our major cities. Moreover, the economic stability of the American middle class appears to be on a perpetual decline. Meanwhile, the institutions tasked with safeguarding our rights, such as federal law enforcement agencies, have become deeply entangled in political agendas.

Clearly, there exists a ruling class that governs our nation guided by an ideology that poses a threat to the well-being of ordinary, hardworking Americans. To protect our cherished liberties from these radical ideologies, it becomes imperative to comprehend how these ideas emerged and spread over the past few decades, often in stark contrast to traditional American values and objectives. This undertaking serves as a means of reaching out to those who seek to understand the current state of their nation, to engage with the notion of a fading American citizenship.

Within the following pages, we will delve into a range of topics that shed light on this phenomenon:

1. The distinctions between the mid-century liberals and the radical elements that emerged in opposition to them.
2. An exploration of how the post-sixties radicals ascended to positions of power within government bureaucracies and educational institutions.
3. A close examination of the principles of neoliberalism, which emerged in the late 1970s, and the ways in which these ideas transformed the moral and economic fabric of America.
4. An exploration of the underlying factors that led to what has been referred to as "The Great Awokening" during Barack Obama's second term, along with an examination of the ways in which the political and business elites embraced the cultural Left.

By delving into these subjects, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of the ideologies that currently shape our nation. It is through this understanding that we can hope to navigate the complex terrain and preserve the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of our American identity.

 Preface

It’s clear to Americans who are paying attention that something radical has happened to our government institutions, corporations, universities, and culture.  

We read about gender ideology forced into young children’s classrooms. It’s become far too common to see rioters and looters terrorizing the streets of our major cities. The American middle class seems to be in constant economic decline. And at the same time, the institutions charged with protecting and defending our rights, like federal law enforcement, are deeply politicized. 

It’s clear that a ruling class governs our nation according to an ideology, which harms every-day, hardworking Americans.  

To defend our liberties against radical ideologies, we need to understand their how these ideas arose and proliferated over the past few decades in contrast to American values. and aims. This work is an outreach to the idea of a dying American citizenship for people who need to understand what is happening to their country.

Topics include:

• the differences between mid-century liberals and the radicals who revolted against them.
• how post-sixties radicals gained power in government bureaucracies and educational institutions.
• the principles of neoliberalism that arose in the late 1970s and how these ideas changed the morality and economy of America.
• the reasons behind the “The Great Awokening” in Barack Obama’s second term and the embrace of our political and business elite of the cultural Left.

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Aarhus University Press 

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peripheral empires in the global renaissance 

Authority and authoritative texts in the Platonist tradition

Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press 

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classical literature and the Gothic, 1740-1830 

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