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Category Archives: Korea
70 Years Ago — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [UPDATE — New documents: Frank Olson’s death was connected to a specific program]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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On This Day — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [UPDATE — New documents: Frank Olson’s death was connected to a specific program]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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On This Day — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [US biological weapons in the Korean war]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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CIA to Recruit Korean Speakers — Do you know your ABC? [UPDATE — 2021 Duolingo Language Report]
“Fluent in Korean?US citizen with a 4 yr college degree?Interested in national security?Your skills are needed here!” CIA Directorate of Operations Twitter (August 17 2018) August 23 2018 — On May 10 2017, the CIA announced the establishment of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Kim, Asian languages, CIA, Duolingo, Hangul, Korea
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On This Day — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [2021]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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On This Day — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [2020]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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One Year Ago — Wormwood : Why Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? [POLL]
“In all my years in the hotel business, I never encountered a case where someone got up in the middle of the night, ran across a dark room in his underwear, avoiding two beds, and dove through a closed window … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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On This Day — Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? And Why? (November 28 1953) [2019]
“If this would have been a suicide, it would have been very difficult to accomplish. There was motive to kill him. He knew the deepest, darkest secrets of the cold war. Would the American government kill an American citizen who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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Wormwood : Why Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson? [UPDATE]
“In all my years in the hotel business, I never encountered a case where someone got up in the middle of the night, ran across a dark room in his underwear, avoiding two beds, and dove through a closed window … Continue reading
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Tagged Biological weapons, CIA, Frank Olson, Korea, Korean War, Wormwood
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One Year Ago — Wormwood : Why Did The CIA Murder US Army Scientist Frank Olson?
“The most efficient accident, in simple assassination, is a fall of 75 feet or more onto a hard surface.” CIA assassination manual (1953) “What Wormwood tries to do is tell a story about how we know what we know and how reliable … Continue reading
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