>>458974

>CFR.PNG

I'm glad I'm not the only anon pointing this out.

bilderberg.org/roundtable/CIA-LtdHng1.html

>Since 1966 every CIA Director has belonged to the Council on Foreign Relations.

Why am I now realizing that the CFR was a huge front for the CIA? CFR might as well be renamed Council of Central Intelligence:

https:// cfrd8-files.cfr.org/sites/default/files/pdf/1998/09/Making_Intelligence_Smarter.pdf

PDF from: cfr.org/report/making-intelligence-smarter

>Covert action is fundamentally different from intelligence collection and analysis. It is

>intelligence used as an instrument of foreign policy. Such actions seek to influence the

>political, economic, or military situation in a foreign country without revealing American

>involvement in the activity.

Using Journalists, Clergymen, and Peace Corps for Covert Ops. Turns out some of these ops were bad for US.

Q Crumbs on CFR:

>>>/greatawakening/63

>>Jan 27 2018 00:09:55 Q !UW.yye1fxo

>/\Council on Foreign Relations/\

>>>/qresearch/179595

>>Jan 27 2018 12:43:56 Q !UW.yye1fxo

>>179419

>CFR?

>What a coincidence.