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1950 saw Allen Dulles and Cord Meyer begin Operation Mockingbird, to control the US commercially-controlled media. This was later to prove an essential component to allow false flag attacks in USA, by covering up the evidence. In particular, it was useful for the cabal after the JFK assassination.

Korean War

Full article: Korean War

CIA

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“JIC-502 intelligence report titled “Implications of Soviet Possession of Atomic Weapons” drafted in Jan 20^th 1950,

turned out not to be an intelligence report at all but rather a sales pitch, claiming that a nuclear-armed Soviet Union had introduced

the notion that “a tremendous military advantage would be gained by the power that struck first and succeeded in carrying through an effective surprise attack.”
Cynthia Chung (1950) 

Walter Bedell Smith, "did much to reorganise the CIA away from the pre-emptive war mongering."

Operation Mockingbird

Full article: Operation Mockingbird

Philip Graham of the Washington Post quotes a CIA operative that "You could get a journalist cheaper than a good call girl, for a couple hundred dollars a month."

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