And Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith
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Part 4 of 6
Dave and unapologetic Christian from the Stereo app discuss the faults in the American educational system, such as why they don't teach us about finance, fractional reserve banking, income inequality, and wealth distribution. They then move on to discuss Operation Cointel Pro, a counterintelligence program run by the FBI meant to combat communism and progressivism. Ronald Reagan was a part of this program and was rewarded for his efforts with the governorship of California. The FBI also spied on universities and listed left-leaning professors and students, as well as the Black Panthers, Earth First, and the environmental movement. The FBI’s documents revealed that they would never allow a progressive candidate to take power in the US, which could be interpreted as a threat of assassination.
This conversation is about the FBI's efforts to eliminate progressive risk factors before the assassination of Martin Luther King and the state sanctioned murder of Malcolm X. It delves into the dark world of MKUltra experiments, where Charles Manson was dosed with LSD in order to mold his brain. The goal of MKUltra was to find a way to program someone to commit murder without having any moral inhibition. The conversation then moves to the famous experiment conducted at Stanford, where people were told to administer voltage to someone, and when the person stopped responding, they kept going because someone told them to. This conversation highlights the dangers of blindly following authority, and how people can be manipulated into doing something that goes against their own moral compass.
In this conversation, the speaker and their companion discussed Cointel Pro, a secret program used by the FBI in the 1960s and 1970s to spy on political activists. The speaker then shared a link to an interview with the people who had burglarized the FBI's office to expose the program. The companion then asked a question about empowering women in society, to which the speaker answered that it was necessary to level the playing field as women still get paid less than men for doing the same job. The conversation then shifted to a book the speaker was reading about the history of women's oppression in the United States. The speaker concluded that while society had come a long way, women still weren't treated equally to men in every way.
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