What did the C.I.A. do to his father? Eric Olson's lifelong mission is to prove that his father's death wasn't a suicide

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The son of a man who worked for the CIA and died in Nov 1953 believes his father was killed by the agency. It was revealed in 1975 that his father had been given LSD as part of an experiment and that he suffered severe side effects to the drug. Contradictions discovered by the son's investigation led him to believe his father was dropped several stories from a hotel window.

Management, Investigations, Crimes against, Murder, Public employees, Government employees, United States. Central Intelligence Agency

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Where they came from

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A Harvard human rights expert says Americans have a lot to learn about our nation's bad image in the world, including the kind of hatred that produced the suicidal massacres of Sept 11, 2001.

World, International aspects, Prevention, Cover Story, International relations, Human rights, United States foreign relations, Islamic fundamentalism, Terrorism, Islamic countries, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, Harvard University. John F. Kennedy School of Government. Institute of Politics

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I Am Iraq

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President Bush is on the right side in the conflict against Iraq, so people should not hold his domestic and economic policies against him at this crucial time.

Public affairs, Ethics, Column, Demonstrations and protests, Ethical aspects, Wars, Public opinion, War, Morality of war, Iraq War, 2003-

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