Other US Government 'Joke' Investigations

Pearl Harbour

" ...I think you could probably trace [this type of public deception for military purposes] back to Caesar's time.... when I speak about this with the families [of the men who died at Pearl Harbor] they just start crying about it,  you know.  They're terribly upset.... I cite about thirty-five people there in the book [including the President] that most certainly knew about it. And  it's  probably more than that.... the Department  of Defense has labeled some of my Pearl  Harbor [Freedom of Information Act] requests as B1 National Defense Secrets, and they will not release them. I say that in the book. [Clinton era Attorney General]Janet Reno would not release them to me.... [Colonel Henry] Clausen was authorized by Secretary of War Stimson to conduct the Pearl Harbor  investigation  in November  1944..... I  fault Colonel Clausen because he had access to all of these  military  intercepts and he did not bring them out [to the congressional investigation]. And I think that was a crime for him to have done that. He should  have been court-martialed for that..... he was acting on the behalf  of the Secretary of War. He had carte blanche with these intercepts.... So when Congress opened  its Pearl Harbor investigation in November 1945 there were no pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese naval intercepts available.  Clausen was told by Stimson to get the intercepts, but he didn't do it....Clausen was obviously a part of the conspiracy that kept the pre-Pearl Harbor intercepts from Congress and the American public..... Most of the mainstream print media has given [my book on Pearl Harbor] 'Day Of Deceit' very fine reviews. That includes The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, et al.  Mainstream TV has not been forthcoming. The  exceptions have been C-Span, PAX TV, and local television stations. Neither ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, or Fox News have carried a word. C-Span carried ninety minutes of me discussing the book with a  crowd of one hundred-fifty people..... It's important because it reveals the lengths that some people in the American government will go to deceive the American public, and to keep this vital information - in our land of the First Amendment - from the people. And that's against everything I believe in."
An interview with Robert B. Stinnett, author of
'Day of Deceit: The Truth about FDR and Pearl Harbor'
(paperback edition, Touchstone, 2001)

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Kennedy Assassination

"It was the greatest hoax that has ever been perpetuated"
Comment by Richard Nixon, on the official inquiry into the assassination of President Kennedy,
recorded on a secret Watergate tape and reported by the BBC spring 2002
Revelations and gaps on Nixon tapes
BBC Online, 1 March 2002

Overseas Assassinations

"The nomination of George Bush [Snr] to succeed Colby [as CIA director] disturbed Senator Church and he wanted to wind up the speech by opposing the nomination.... Church wanted ... to stress how Bush 'might compromise the independence of the CIA -- the agency could be politicized.' .....Senator Church viewed the Bush appointment in the context of a letter sent to him by Ford on October 31, 1975, demanding that the committee's report on US assassination plots against foreign leaders be kept secret. ... on November 3, Church was approached by reporters outside of his Senate hearing room and asked by Daniel Schorr about the firing of Colby and his likely replacement by Bush. Church responded with a voice that was trembling with anger. 'There is no question in my mind but that concealment is the new order of the day,' he said. 'Hiding evil is the trademark of a totalitarian government.' Schorr said that he had never seen Church so upset.... He told reporters: 'Now comes the firing of Colby ..... and the general belief that Secretary Kissinger is behind these latest developments... clearly a pattern has emerged now to try and disrupt this [Senate Intelligence Committee] investigation'..."
Chapter -XV- CIA DIRECTOR
'George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography'
by Webster G. Tarpley & Anton Chaitkin

Who murdered ex-CIA director William Colby?

Nicaragua

"...the last time Mr. Kissinger chaired a bipartisan committee, he produced the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America (1983-84), which provided cover for the Reagan administration's secret war in Nicaragua... It's no surprise that Mr. Kissinger was a fan of Austria's Prince Metternich, who was said to confuse policy with intrigue. The same can be said for Mr. Kissinger. His hostility toward the checks and balances of the American system and his consistent endorsement of secret government and secret war make him profoundly unsuited to head a commission on 9/11 at such a sensitive juncture in American history."
Former senior analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency
'Choice of Kissinger Discredits 9/11 Probe'
Baltimore Sun, 5 Dec 2002

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