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Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the United States and the World

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Colonel Prouty's book on the Secret Team should be required reading for all concerned Americans. Herein, the author, a retired Air Force Colonel and CIA insider, reveals for all to see the machinations of the Secret Team and their impact on US history in the post World War II era. This is terribly important information.

I was particularly impressed with Prouty's depiction of Eisenhower's peace initiative and how it was sabatoged by the Secret Team. Ike was preparing for his peace summit with Kruschev when Gary Powers was sent off on his fool's errand on April 30th, 1960, a date with significant occult emblematics. The capture of Powers by the Soviets effectively scuttled the Eisenhower peace plan, which would have ruined the plans of the Secret Team, for continued Cold War tension, and treasure for the merchants of venom.

The essential truths in this important book are still relevant today. Of course, the ineffectual George Walker Bush is not entirely in charge of American foreign policy in this critical time. He is certainly still being manipulated by the sucessors of the Secret Team depicted in this excellent and well written book. Any serious student of American foreign policy in the post World War II era ought to read this important book.

...and yet apparently others have done their best to keep these books out of circulation. Perhaps best known for his book on JFK, this is probably an equally important book and it is information to which people should have access.

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We live in a fascinating time when so many deeply buried secrets are being exposed. Like the late Prouty's friend Mark Phillips says, "Truth lives a wretched life but it outlives a lie every time." We have people like Fletcher Prouty to thank for that.

In the 16 years and five weeks

history (but who's counting?)of

the greatest Patriot Radio Talk

Show ever, Tom Valentine's Radio

Free America (on shortwave), Mr.

Lawrence Fletcher Prouty (Rt. Col.)

appeared 17 times, more than anybody

else, other than myself (once as

guest and 200 other times calling in).

Col. Prouty certainly made his point

about the Oligarcs that try to control

every aspect of our lives. And yes,

those include the folkes at the C.I.A.

I AM not an Oliver Stone fan, per se,

however the reason 'JFK', based on

Prouty's book is so good, is not be-

cause of Stone! It was Prouty who

was played as Man X in the movie

by Donald Sutherland, who was the

top among many Technical Advisors

there who helped Stone develop his

thesis furthest. There is a great

website devoted to Fletch Prouty

run by Len Osanic, of British Co-

lumbia, Canada. While it is still

up, folkes, we need to mine it for

everything it's worth. Get in touch

with Len and get the interactive

CD-Rom/DVD! It's worth it.