Walter Karp

In 1975, the Voice delved into how Nixon sought to turn other Americans – not the Russians or even our battlefield foes in Vietnam – into the country's most hated enemies.

Originally published:

"The CIA is little more than an enormous bureau of incessant meddling, working constantly to prop up pro-American governments, how­ever inept or vile, and to subvert independ­ent-minded rulers, however popular or worthy."