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Drugs and The Attack on Resistance Movements (lemmygrad.ml)

submitted 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) by ArcticFoxSmiles@lemmygrad.ml to c/comradeship@lemmygrad.ml

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I have been pondering these ideas. I am not saying they are right, I just want other's thoughts on them. I am not against psychedelics, so wondering how they could be used since they were a big part of the CIA's MKULTRA program.

There is an idea that the CIA helped the Nicaraguan Contras ship cocaine to start the crack epidemic to take weaken black resistance like the Black power movement.

There is another idea that psychedelics was used to pacify college students instead of having radical anti-war activists that they would create Hippies.

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[–] ArcticFoxSmiles@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

I have seen the book, but haven't read it.

I was looking into Neo-Nazism at the special forces. Here is the stuff I found.

The 3rd Group roots of this unofficial Nazi-inspired Green Beret logo

https://archive.is/xlepu

Red Swastikas Painted In Fort Bragg Barracks

https://archive.is/BRxEp

"Crudely drawn, 2-foot swastikas were found spray-painted yesterday on eight doors inside a barracks for enlisted men and noncommissioned officers with the 950-man 7th Special Forces Group."

"Black soldiers live in six of the vandalized rooms; the two other rooms are vacant."

Special Forces Underground, a supposed far-right special forces magazine

"The Hoover Library recently acquired a rare print run of The Resister: a far-right dissident magazine purportedly published by the “Special Forces Underground,” a clandestine group of radical extremists in the Green Berets, an elite fighting unit within the US Army."

https://archive.is/tNc97

Racist Subculture at Fort Bragg

https://archive.is/q6qZ1