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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000200660007-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 23, 1999
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: October 12, 1966
• Content Type: PREL

"The American press asserts that there are two governments in the
United States-- a visible and an invisible government... The invi-
sible government is not restricted to CIA.... Nor is it restricted
to the activities of nine other government organizations which
make v the U.S. intelligence community.... The invisible government
includes many other organizations which from without appear to be
integral parts of the government machinery. It even includes in-
dividuals who work for various firms and establishments, the Peace
Corps, and other organizations which the United States maintains
abroad.... In calling U.S. intelligence organs an invisible govern-
ment, a sort of state within a state.... American propaganda is
following a fully defined aim to prove .... that the government can
have no part in subversive activities and that CIA allegedly works
at its own risk.... However, this does not mean that U.S. intelli-
gence acts independently without the government's knowledge and
sanction.... the White House not only bears responsibility for CIA
operations.... it approves plans to overthrow governments or bribe
the subjects of foreign states, even friendly states., in other
words, the invisible government is directed by the visible
government,"
Moscow Radio_ in Russian)
24 October 1965
CPYRGHT
"Ever since the process of colonial collapse began Washington was
at pains to work out an acceptable over-all doctrine. Its efforts
produced two basic policies, or two policy systems, which can be
designated as 'tough' and 'liberal' colonialism.... All the basic
international factors that led up to the proclamation of ?liberal'
colonialism as a substitute for 'toughs colonialism continue to
exert a powerful and constantly increasing influence on U.S. and
Western policy....its strategic plan for the Third World isEased7'
on the national bourgeoisie (particularly in'Asia and Africa) an
on lower middle-class elements for which class interests often take
precedence over national interests... But -'liberal'c?olonialism has
no solutions for critical situations, which arise logically and '
constantly in areas where the national-Eber}ai on movement is active.
.Here it immediately gives way to 'tough' policies. 'Liberal' co-
lonialism is in a state of crisis not because it is liberal, but
because it is colonialism....the aim,always is interference in*.the
internal life of these countries whenever situations arise that do
not fit in the concept of 'liberal' colonialism, As a result,
U.S. imperialism is being more and more deeply bogged in shameful
and Yio-oeless colonial wars."
"Crisis of 'Liberal' Col]ialism"
New Times, 26 Nay 19b5, Moscow.
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