What can /his/ tell me about Americas covert actions, dirty wars,

that the cia declassified a ton of info on it but I can't find an archive that says all of them. Harvard and the nsa's site are broken

>>319425
1998 Inspector General report?

>>319448
well, more has been released.

The attempts to assassinate/depose/discredit Castro seem like they were out of cartoons.

>>319464
one failed cia backed rebellion?

>>319473
exploding cigars
making his beard fall off

>>319408
I can tell you that they were morally, economically, politically, and intellectually justified interventions

I can tell you that the United States is perhaps the kindest and most benevolent ruler Latin America ever had

Finally, I can tell you that American hypocrisy is meaningless and has no relevance to this discussion whatsoever

>>319408
Not one of them has ever helped anyone in any way.

>>319690
Wrong, they solidified American control of South America and ensured that the continent would stay dependent upon the American economy.

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>>319464
>>319473
>>319481
The CIA hired and trained one of his ex-lovers to meet with him and assassinate him. She gets to Cuba, manages to get into his office, and he basically tells her "I know the Americans sent you here to kill me, well, you got me, so go ahead and do it if you're got the balls to". Scared shitless she does nothing and leaves Cuba for good.

>can't blastro the castro

>>319722
Which helps no one... except the Americans so, yes, I concede the point.

>>319666

>I can tell you that...

'...but then I'd be retarded'.

>>319666
:^)