Jake Anderson | ANTIMEDIA The CIA calls their tactics for
destabilization “surprisingly relevant.” When most people think of CIA
sabotage, they think of coups, assassinations, proxy wars, armed rebel
groups, and even false flags — not strategic stupidity and purposeful
bureaucratic ineptitude. However, according to a declassified document
from 1944, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which later became
the CIA, used and trained a curious breed of “citizen-saboteurs” in
occupied nations like Norway and France. [ 573 more words. ]
