Re: [Salon] Truckers in Chile 1974



How does one make sense out of reality theater responding to an invisible script that has so many protagonists and antagonists onstage at once.  I do think it is true that history repeats itself first as tragedy, second as farce. And I think it is clear we have been living in a non-stop farce for the last many years. Marx might well have included a third category he couldn’t anticipate. 


On Feb 8, 2022, at 2:44 PM, rrandolph@csradr.com wrote:



Thanks, Zia and Beverly.  Is this why Chairman Trudeau and the Canadian authorities are so visibly angered and put on-edge by the caravans of Canadian truckers in Ottawa?

 

Bob Randolph

Alexandria, VA 22314

 

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In 1973, the British Author Anthony Sampson (1926-2004) published a book titled The Sovereign State, the Secret History of ITT. In the book he described in detail the role of the CIA, International Telephone and Telegraph company: ITT and how they manipulated the truckers in blocking supplies in Chile. It led to seal the fate of Salvador Allende and start of Pinochet Regime.

Highly recommended read. It is out of print but may be obtained second hand.

 

Zia E. Ahari

 

 

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Subject: [Salon] Truckers in Chile 1974

 

 

 

“Seymour Hersh in NYT, on truckers role in Chile: “At its peak, the 1973 strikes involved more than 250,000 truck drivers, shopkeepers and professionals who banded together in a middle-class movement … that made a violent overthrow inevitable.”

 

https://www.nytimes.com/1974/09/20/archives/cia-is-linked-to-strikes-in-chile-that-beset-allende-intelligence.html

 

 

Typos courtesy of autocorrect. All will eventually be autocorrected, correct or not. 

 

 

 

 

 



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