Operation Mockingbird: The CIA's Media Manipulation Program

Ridgegetstruth
Published on Nov 5, 2025
One of the CIA's most powerful and secretive programs, Operation Mockingbird, was uncovered in the 1970s during the Church Hearings. Its goal: use the mainstream media to spread propaganda.

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