2023-05-14 14:19:57
Do you want to see how disinformation operations of the highest order work?
Do you want to see their playbook?
Do you want to see how the CIA schemed and conspired with the media to label YOU (the American People) "conspiracy theorists" designed to immediately discredit you... to silence you?
What are the CIA Dispatch 1035-960 and CIA Dispatch 1035-961 documents?
These documents were issued by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1967 and were related to the agency's efforts to address and counteract the public criticism and skepticism surrounding the Warren Commission's report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
CIA Dispatch 1035-960, titled "Concerning Criticism of the Warren Report," was a memorandum intended for the heads of CIA components and was dated on January 4, 1967. The document discussed strategies to counteract and debunk conspiracy theories and negative public opinion regarding the official findings of the Warren Commission, which concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating President Kennedy. The memorandum suggested using various media channels to promote the official narrative and discredit alternative theories.
CIA Dispatch 1035-961, titled "Countering Criticism of the Warren Report," was another memorandum dated on January 12, 1967, and it provided additional guidance to CIA officers regarding the handling of public criticism of the Warren Commission's report. It included suggestions on how to address specific allegations and conspiracy theories that were gaining traction at the time.
These documents reflect the CIA's efforts to shape public perception and maintain confidence in the official explanation of President Kennedy's assassination. The release of these documents has contributed to debates and discussions about the role of intelligence agencies in shaping public opinion and influencing historical narratives.
The document in question reveals the CIA's instructions to its media assets, providing them with a blueprint for dealing with individuals who expressed doubts about the official account of the Kennedy assassination. These instructions intentionally introduced the terms "conspiracy theories" and "conspiracy theorists" with the explicit aim of discrediting anyone who dared to challenge the CIA's version of events. By deploying these phrases, the CIA sought to immediately dismiss skeptics and create a negative perception around their claims, effectively shutting down conversations and impeding further inquiry. The strategic use of these terms functioned as powerful tools, enabling the powers that be to intervene in political discussions by utilizing the very individuals engaged in those conversations as conduits for their own agenda.
CIA Dispatch 1035-960
https://ia801007.us.archive.org/3/items/CIADOC1035960/CIA%20DOC%201035-960.pdf
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