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Ralph McGehee, the CIA, and Deadly Deceits
By Wade Frazier
Revised July 2014
Statement for Ralph’s Protection
My 2014 Synopsis of Deadly Deceits
Introduction
In 1990, I began my education in the alternative media and other areas, and one of the first books that I obtained was Deadly Deceits, which is Ralph W. McGehee’s memoir. Ralph had a 25-year career working for the CIA, both at Langley and internationally. In 1996, I published my first website, and asked Ralph if I could publish a summary of Deadly Deceits. Ralph not only consented, but he published my summary across the Internet and told me that it was the best summary of his work that he had seen, and we became friends.
Ralph publicly criticized the CIA, and only a handful of former CIA employees ever have. Ralph is interviewed on Bill Moyers’s Secret Government video. Ralph maintained his CIABASE archives on the Internet for years, which exposed the CIA’s activities by using public domain sources. In running his CIABASE, Ralph was doing what anybody could. He nevertheless endured endless harassment from the CIA as they tried to silence him. Ralph had more than my respect; he had my awe. After riding in the saddle for years with Dennis Lee, I discovered how rare people like Dennis and Ralph were. People of conscience, living it at those levels, are one in many thousands.
After escalating harassment by the CIA and friends, leading to bodily injury to Ralph, his CIABASE web site went down in the spring of 2000 and will never reappear. I last updated this essay in 1999, and this 2014 revision may be my last.
Statement for Ralph’s Protection
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Eleven Reasons I’m Ashamed to Be an American By Dave Lindorff
December 10, 2014 “ICH” – “Thiscantbehappening” –
I’m going to say it: I am ashamed to be a US citizen. This doesn’t come easily, because having lived abroad and seen some pretty nasty places in my time, I know there are a lot of great things about this country, and a lot of great people who live here, but lately, I’ve reached the conclusion that the US is a sick and twisted country, in which the bad far outweighs the good. I can remember first feeling revolted about my country several times. The first was when I realized, at the tender age of 17, what an atrocity the US was committing against the people of Vietnam in my name — the rape and murderous destruction of peasant villages and the napalming of children in the South, and the carpet bombing of North Vietnam (including dikes, schools and hospitals). Later, I was shocked and revolted when I belatedly learned how my country had rounded up native born and naturalized Japanese-Americans and Japanese legal residents into concentration camps during WWII, and how the national government had been complicit in the taking of those vilely incarcerated people’s farms, homes and businesses by conniving white fascists in California.
But those crimes, horrific as they were, pale in the face of what I see this country doing now.
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