Reddit reviews Inside the Company: CIA Diary

Probably produced by "The Company"..

Yep. Good book, but there is something about him that I just don't trust. You can almost see the book as a recruiting tool for "the company," intended or not. I recommend Philip Agee's Inside the Company: CIA Diary. He was first, and his book is better, and meant a lot more when it came out; he had to flee and was in hiding. Perkins is a part of the global jet-setting class and in the limelight. I don't trust him for some reason.

Here's more on Perkins, several weeks worth, probably:
http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/search?q=John+Perkins\

philip agee is also worth looking into

It works out to something like 227 million dollars a year for 22 years. That is a lot of money to spend on propoganda and building pro-western organizations. You may say that's a good thing. I disagree.

But, I think you are willfully ignoring the stated goals of the State Department in those documents This applies to Russia as well as Ukraine. So, does that aid go to Ukraine to do with as they will, or does it go to promote the State Dept. agenda of putting a friendly govt. in Here is what is stated by the State Dept.

> For Eastern and Southeastern Europe, this goal is best met through these countries’ accession to the European Union and NATO

It is unambiguous. So you can't sit back and say that the US isn't meddling.

This is the CIA playbook. It's been in use since the 50s. I recommend reading Phillip Agee's Inside the Company. He lays out in detail exactly how the CIA operated in Central America.

Inside the Company