HANKS=CIA
my theory (read notes)
is it coincidence this bland, beloved, so very mainstream actor-slash-kennedy center honoree - "america's dad" - happens to reinforce all the lies of american empire? sure, status quo is the status quo because its the status quo & hanks could just be an und normie history buff who loves space shit + hangin w/ his well-connected zillionaire pals but - if he was on the payroll, what would he do differently? just asking
"Tom Hanks was just 12 years old in the crucial, difficult year of 1968, but at least one portion of his memories of those times is crystal clear. ''Our world was very, very polarized,'' Mr. Hanks said in a recent interview. ''If you…
HANKS=CIA
my theory (read notes)
is it coincidence this bland, beloved, so very mainstream actor-slash-kennedy center honoree - "america's dad" - happens to reinforce all the lies of american empire? sure, status quo is the status quo because its the status quo & hanks could just be an und normie history buff who loves space shit + hangin w/ his well-connected zillionaire pals but - if he was on the payroll, what would he do differently? just asking
"Tom Hanks was just 12 years old in the crucial, difficult year of 1968, but at least one portion of his memories of those times is crystal clear. ''Our world was very, very polarized,'' Mr. Hanks said in a recent interview. ''If you had long hair, you were a good guy; if you had short hair, you were a bad guy. We mistrusted just about anything that had to do with the government.'
"To Tom, the space missions were among the few lasting, happy memories he had of the era. But for many, they were mistrusted along with everything else the government of the time was involved in. It was a historical viewpoint Tom had a vested interest in changing. In essence, he wanted to reclaim the '60s for his own generation by giving it a context he felt it had been denied."
www.nytimes.com/1998/03/05/arts/bound-once-more-for-moon-without-stressful-60-s-cargo-mini-series-casts-mission.html
CIA Hollywood Liaison Chase Brandon www.imdb.com/name/nm1260221/
"Rizzo described a scene from "years ago" when one of the CIA’s Hollywood recruiters came to him with news that a major film star wanted to work for the agency after he found out a rival actor had been doing so. “Now this actor was offering his own name and services to us. Free of charge. Anything he could do. Just out of his patriotic duty.”"
www.latimes.com/nation/politics/politicsnow/la-pn-hollywood-spies-20140110-story.html
"Q. Well, if a third of the CIA's budget went to media propaganda operations, how much would that be approximately?
A. We're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars a year just for that. I mean, the intelligence budget -- now everything together is according to these -- all these reports that say it's secret, but it's about 25 to 30 billion dollars a year.
Now, a lot of that is high-tech stuff. It has nothing to do with what we're talking about -- satellites and so on. But the stuff that goes to the CIA is several billion. And when you factor out overhead and things like that, you have got your operational amount. Most of the estimates suggest that -- that hundreds of billion -- hundreds of millions of dollars -- close to a billion dollars are being spent every year by the United States on secret propaganda.
Again, we have fairly good figures for the CIA because it at least has been itted in the past that they did do this stuff. They it they do it now except they say they don't do it within the United States. But they it that that's part of what they do."
- Testimony of Mr. William Schaap on the role of the U.S. Government in the assassination of Martin Luther King - MLK Trial Transcript - November 30, 1999
info about william casey & 1980s CIA influence at ABC, which aired "bosom buddies" - kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/the-seizing-of-the-american-broadcasting-company - fair.org/extra/capital-citiesabc/
"Would you like to be the first American Bond?"
"No, I'd like to be the first good Felix Leiter! I've never seen a really good Felix. I mean, Jack Lord has played Felix, David Hedison has played Felix Leiter, those were two good Felixes throughout the course of the series. I'd like to be that American CIA operative who comes up in a little putt-putt boat and says "Hi James!" And James replies, "Well, Felix Leiter of the CIA!" That's who I'd like to be."
www.tomhanks-online.com/media/press/2003/detail/123/road-to-perdition-dvd-interview/
not on lbxxd www.imdb.com/title/tt2297015/
still need to be convinced on TURNER & HOOCH (from the director of agency prop AIR AMERICA (never seen it)) and SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE + YOU'VE GOT MAIL (directed by jfk conspiracy debunker nora ephron)
