1976

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The first meeting of the Safari Club, a metastatisation of the supranational deep state from the core inside the CIA.
Peter Dale Scott names 1976 as a particularly crucial year for the US deep state, as under increasing pressure and investigation from democratic forces inside the USA, they regrouped from the CIA into a more flexible structure centered on the Safari Club. This laid the groundwork for the supranational deep state.

1976 saw the first meeting of the Safari Club, a metastasis of the US deep state, which saw it effectively regroup outside of the CIA (or any of the formal institutions of the USA government) as a response to increased scrutiny. This was an important step in the creation of the Supranational Deep State.

Assassinations

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Orlando Letelier was assassinated in Washington's 'Embassy Row', in a CIA-backed plot operated through CIA assets Manuel Contreras‎ (Chilean spymaster) and Michael Townley. The CIA used Operation Mockingbird assets to leak a fake CIA report designed to throw the FBI off the scent. John Stockwell reports that George H. W. Bush personally requested the DOJ to soft pedal their investigation of the crime.

Two weeks later, on October 6, a Cuban commercial airliner exploded in mid-air over the Caribbean, killing all 73 passengers on board. Confessions in the latter case implicated Dr. Orlando Bosch.

The House Select Committee on Assassinations began a semi-controlled investigation into political assassinations, especially those carried out by the CIA.

Swine Flu

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“Lest we forget history’s lessons, in 1976 President Gerald Ford was persuaded to go on television and tell Americans it was urgent they be inoculated against swine flu. Congress appropriated $136 million for the vaccine's manufacturers. The vaccine paralyzed hundreds of people, at least 25 died, and over a billion dollars in lawsuits resulted. The vaccinations were halted—and the swine flu itself turned out to be no threat at all. I strongly recommend watching the old Sixty Minutes segment on the 1976 fiasco, from an era when journalism was more forthright.”
James Perloff

Bilderberg cancellation

The 1976 Bilderberg meeting was canceled after Prince Bernhard's role in receiving a $1.1 million bribe became public as the Lockheed/Bribery scandals drew public attention. It is the first of only tree occasions the meeting was canceled.

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