Trump’s War With CIA Was Preceded By Kennedy’s
The New York Times, in a front-page story, said that the president “wanted to splinter the CIA in a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds.”
Whether that quote is accurate or not we don’t know, but it makes sense that after the agency damaged the president’s reputation so badly, he would react with such anger.
If you are a student of history, you already know that the president who swore a vendetta against the Central Intelligence Agency wasn’t Donald Trump, but John F. Kennedy, and that although he did not abolish the agency before his assassination, he did fire its director, Allen Dulles, in an effort to gain control over what was considered a rogue agency that had forced Kennedy’s hand in the Bay of Pigs disaster.
KC_Lion wrote:
JFK was also the last president where some money was issued under The Treasury not The Federal Reserve.
Also, the silver disappeared from the quarters and dimes in 1964, right after his assassination.
Oh well, I am sure it is nothing.
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