Its not my fault if Titan gave the wrong impression
i have no doubt the CIA right now is with drug smuggling. Best way to know what theyre doing is to join them and maybe theyll find the right time to strike. Dont want to blow their cover and stop some small drug traffic chain that doesnt mean anything in the long run. (would just make the drug dealers more savy to what we do)
but to say that all/most of the political leaders in latin america are CIA is a little off the wall..and by \'little\' i mean \'way\'
There are many things we may not know about that may seem like a "little off the wall" if they ever get revealed. Do you think every bit of those we do not know about will be believed if they ever come to the surface?
Just as surprised as you are now reading this, I was as well when I ve heard this and just as surprised was the person who saw it. And that person isnt the kind that throws gibberish. Otherwise his career would have been limited to teaching.
I was even more surprised learning how increasingly powerful CIA was during the Cold War era. Surprising and unbelievable were the projects, and operations of the KGB. Even more unbelievable was the outlandish but unexpectedly effective Nazi propaganda. It would have sounded utopian if we didnt have masses of people seeing this with their own eyes, where mysticism and mythology became tools of false belief. Even crazier were the operations, and secret plans of the Nazi "empire". Irrationality replaces rationality completely.
And the most recent example of this irrationality is the Iraq War itself, backed up by arguements by the government that sounded rational and real to the US citizens (perhaps including you as well back then) but completely crazy and unspeakable by those who had knowledge of what was actually going on in middle east, how these people in the east thought and the lies that covered other "unbelievable" motives many in the US considered "exagerating parania". Yet those who warned were mocked for being "propagandized" or called "stupid" by the west.
Which shows how subjective someone\'s impression of "way/little off the wall" may be according to the backround in which he grows in.