Jeremy Kuzmarov

1 day ago | covertactionmagazine.com | Jeremy Kuzmarov

In June 1956, Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, who headed the CIA mind-control experiments known as MK-ULTRA, authorized a sub-project involving the testing of LSD on prisoners at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary.

5 days ago | mronline.org | Jeremy Kuzmarov

[This article continues CAM’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.—Editors]On September 1, 1987, S. Brian Willson, a Vietnam veteran, was run over by a train outside the Concord Naval Weapons Station in Northern California while trying to block munitions shipments to the Nicaraguan Contras (right-wing counter-revolutionaries backed by the CIA). Willson lost both of his legs and suffered brain damage.

6 days ago | covertactionmagazine.com | Jeremy Kuzmarov

[Founded in the late 1970s by CIA whistleblower Philip Agee, Covert Action Information Bulletin (CAIB) was way ahead of its time in pointing to a conspiracy in the JFK assassination, which now has become widely recognized. This article is part of a series of articles in CovertAction Magazine on the JFK assassination that continues in the tradition of CAIB.

1 week ago | covertactionmagazine.com | Jeremy Kuzmarov

[This article continues CAM’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.—Editors]On September 1, 1987, S. Brian Willson, a Vietnam veteran, was run over by a train outside the Concord Naval Weapons Station in Northern California while trying to block munitions shipments to the Nicaraguan Contras (right-wing counter-revolutionaries backed by the CIA). Willson lost both of his legs and suffered brain damage.

1 week ago | covertactionmagazine.com | Jeremy Kuzmarov

[This article continues CAM’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.—Editors]April 30, 2025 marked the 50th anniversary of the end of the Indochina War, which lasted roughly from 1962 to 1975. In the United States, a revisionism has long taken hold in which American soldiers have been imagined as victims of perfidious communist governments.[1]For the people of Indochina, however, the damage caused by the U.S. aggression remains unyielding.