US Covert Ops Used to Create Excuses for Invasion - Daniel Ellsberg
In a series of interviews with MintPress News, Ellsberg describes how the United States used covert operations in both Vietnam and Cuba to "provoke a response."
"This was two years after the Cuban missile crisis, which is to say two years after the largest covert operation in CIA history against Cuba," he tells activist Arn Menconi. "These were the same people doing it, and pretty much for the same reason: to provoke a response by our adversaries that would give us an excuse to invade them."
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