HISTORICAL COVER-UPS

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared on March 8, 2014 with 239 people aboard. It was a Boeing 777 — one of the most sophisticated aircraft in the world, with multiple tracking systems — and it vanished completely. A decade of searching has produced three pieces of debris and no answers.

Starting in 2016, US diplomats and CIA officers began reporting mysterious symptoms — brain injuries, hearing loss, cognitive impairment — at embassies worldwide. The government called it mass hysteria. Then the injuries kept happening. Now the intelligence community says it might be a directed energy weapon.

The Reagan administration sold weapons to Iran — the country that had held 52 Americans hostage — and used the profits to fund death squads in Nicaragua that Congress had explicitly prohibited funding. When caught, Oliver North shredded documents. When convicted, Bush pardoned everyone. The CIA Inspector General later confirmed the Contras were trafficking cocaine into American cities.

A single military analyst decided that the American public had a right to know that four presidents had lied to them about Vietnam. Daniel Ellsberg copied 7,000 pages of classified documents, gave them to the New York Times, and faced 115 years in prison. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the government could not stop the press from publishing the truth.

TWA Flight 800 exploded off Long Island killing 230 people. The NTSB concluded it was a fuel tank ignition. Hundreds of eyewitnesses reported seeing a streak of light rise from the water toward the plane before the explosion. The FBI interviewed them, then the official record said they saw something else.

The attack that authorized the Vietnam War never happened. Declassified NSA documents prove the August 4, 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident was based on misread radar, confused sonar operators, and intelligence that was deliberately falsified. Congress voted 88-2 to send America to war over an event that did not occur.