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once, as artifacts unearthed by archivists one day will reveal.
Then there is the America in which we really live, the one which
mushroomed out of the Cold War. The old, romantic forms of the
government have been maintained so that you can visit Congress and
observe debates about daylight savings time. You can even help
elect a President or a Senator, if you wish, although if he gets
in the way of the warfare complex he will be eliminated.
The government now has a right to lie to the people, as a govern-
ment official has publicly stated. It follows, as the night follows
the day, that the government has the right to murder. And so it
has come to pass that in the land of the free and the home of the
brave techniques of assassination are taught to selected intelli-
gence agents. Every device, from old fashioned arsenic to the
frangible bullet - which breaks into tiny pieces inside the victim -
is used to advance the interests of the warfare complex. If it is
desired that the victim's autopsy indicate that he died of a heart
attack then he can be fed aconitine - one milligram for every
hundred pounds of his weight - or he can be sprayed in the face
by a government agent who has previously been injected with an
antidote.
The Central Intelligence Agency, unchecked by Congress, operates
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not only outside of the country but inside as well. The Federal
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