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The Great Pretense: A Tour through the Boneyard of the CIA’s War for Drugs, by Bill Conroy

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By David Luhrssen Verified, Bill Conroy Verified
| Shepherd Express Verified
The CIA broke U.S. law in the ‘80s by arming Nicaragua’s Contra rebels. Rumored was the drug-running angle, with the covert agency collaborating with drug cartels and street gangs, spreading crack to support its Central American activities.
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Narco-Trafficking, Drug Boats and Regime Change

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By Bill Conroy Verified
| houseofdeath.org
What Readers Are saying Goodreads Review This is one of those sweeping conspiracy tales that's easy to dismiss at first blush. Until Bill Conroy delivers a master class in proving it. It's the story of a house turned torture chamber in Juarez, where Mexican police systematically execute enemies real and perceived of their narcotrafficking employers. U.S. agents knew about it all along, courtesy of an informer.
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Trump's Cruelty Will Create Blowback and an Ungovernable Nation

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By Bill Conroy Verified
| houseofdeath.org
What Readers Are saying Goodreads Review This is one of those sweeping conspiracy tales that's easy to dismiss at first blush. Until Bill Conroy delivers a master class in proving it. It's the story of a house turned torture chamber in Juarez, where Mexican police systematically execute enemies real and perceived of their narcotrafficking employers. U.S. agents knew about it all along, courtesy of an informer.
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