Richard Werner

And so now it's a secret who's at the CIA or not.

And then also it was accepted that when you are

a congressman, a member of Senate, and you are a member of these committees, you don't have to disclose that.

Potentially huge conflict of interest, obviously.

At that moment, you're in charge of the country because you make sure, and that's what the CIA did, that all the committee members who are supposed to oversee the CIA are all CIA agents.

And then there's no more checks and balances.

You've got the rule by the CA.

And that seems to be what happens.

Now, the book by Fletcher Prouty was unavailable for 20 years.

He wrote it in the 70s.

Who was he?

He, of course, had worked for the CA.

He was a top guy at the CA.

At the end, I think his highest position was head of covert operations at the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the White House.

He's the one who was sent to Antarctica when JFK was assassinated because deep down he was always a good guy and he wouldn't be involved in assassinating the presidents.

And his colleagues knew that.

So he was sent to far away, as far as you could.

And when he returned, he quickly found out, oh, it was the CIA.

And he started to be a whistleblower.

And the book was then unavailable for decades, but with the rise of the internet in the 90s, late 90s, of course, it's now available again.