Science Of Spying (1965)

This film presents an account of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) activities that had previously been covert, including actions in Iran, Vietnam, Laos, the Congo, Cuba, and Guatemala. The film includes interviews with CIA director Allen Dulles and Allen Dulles. - ARC 614513 / LI 263-33 National Archives - Science of Spying - National Security Council. Central Intelligence Agency. (09/18/1947 - 12/04/1981). -

[@Yourmomma568]

Who produced this? The quality of news stories certainly is fantastic if this was the kind of information available at the time. It's educational, investigative, just really great.

[@Yourmomma568]

@Mart H sad state of affairs. Can you imagine if news outlets spent months doing interviews, travelling the world, delivering sober analysis based on hundreds of hours of research, and putting it into hour long programs. Instead of just doing 45 seconds bumpers all day long. How much more informed our population would be.

[@strongbow3896]

NBC

[@nitrometh42]

John Chancellor was the reporter for this bit. Distinct voice.

[@lawrenceshadai4966]

@@nitrometh42 That IS him. I watched him while growing up in the 1970s

[@danielgregg2530]

John Chancellor (the narrator) worked for NBC News.

[@originalandrewmark]

Amazing interview which so much is revealed unitentionally VIA recorded video/audio. I see this every couple of years and still find Alan's replies shocking.

[@saintdenis3238]

He quite had a interesting carrier As head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the early Cold War, he oversaw the 1953 Iranian coup d'état, the 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état, the Lockheed U-2 aircraft program, the Project MKUltra mind control program and the Bay of Pigs Invasion.

[@lungamathope3691]

The french connection, operation gladio too.

[@Khatmandude]

"As far as I know..."

[@richmcgee434]

"...but I don't know much."

[@jmansfield8554]

x3

[@funkytomtom]

You know Dulles is lying when his lips are moving...

[@hypnophonz]

He was not lying. He was protecting important secrets.

[@funkytomtom]

@@hypnophonz Lol, do you know anything about Dulles?

[@leeturton9254]

The CIA did nothing without the approval from the very highest level... straight away i know he's lying...the CIA was a law unto themselves... completely rogue and unanswerable to no one but certain powerful individuals in the military and big business... John Kennedy was the only one who tried to get them in line... even fired that old basterd... but no good... the jcs and the CIA were one and the same... firing Dulles made no difference...he was still running things only more covertly... and more insidious than before

[@danielgregg2530]

All spies lie. That is what they are paid for.

[@Operation40]

Exactly

[@orange70383]

Ruthless criminals.

[@ITILII]

Criminals In Action, world's biggest drug dealers and worst terrorist organization. Another wonderful legacy of Harry Truman, along with using the atomic bombs when Japan was ready to surrender and setting up the NSA (no such agency)....so, dropping the a bombs (war criminal) and setting up the CIA and NSA...3 strikes !!!

[@DVRcasaloro]

amazing, thank you.

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

@5:02 blatant lies

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

John Chancellor, very cool.

[@marbury2403]

These are the people who brought our ultimate downfall.

[@danielgregg2530]

The youngest John Chancellor I've ever seen . . .

[@AGS363]

8:50 Foreshadowing!

[@saintdenis3238]

its crazy Allen died in 1969 4 years after this was filmed

[@quantumfineartsandfossils2152]

11:00+ "The caliber of men & women I had working for me" nice.

[@renees1021]

I'm almost certain Bill Moyers is the man leading this video.

[@jmansfield8554]

Disguised as John Chancellor

[@solomongrim982]

So the O.S.S is really the S.O.S or is it the The Office of the S.S.

[@ef6957]

Basically men looking to make money.