Daniel Ellsberg: Nixon Sent CIA Operatives To ‘Incapacitate’ Whistleblower

While the Watergate Hotel break-in is what ultimately brought down the Nixon administration, Ellsberg says a burglary at his psychoanalyst’s office ordered by the president helped hasten its demise.

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President Nixon confers with then National Security adviser, and current war criminal Henry Kissinger, Nov. 25, 1972. (AP Photo)

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Daniel Ellsberg: Nixon Almost Took Vietnam War Nuclear In November 1969

‘There was pressure to make the war larger’ and ‘nuclear targets were picked’ by the Nixon administration, the Pentagon Papers whistleblower revealed.

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Daniel Ellsberg is given an armband by a protester in Lafayette Park, Washington in front of the White House, while attending an anti-nuclear protest, June 28, 1978. (AP Photo/Jeff Taylor)

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Daniel Ellsberg: Covert Ops ‘Provoke Our Adversaries’ To Create An Excuse For War

The whistleblower who leaked ‘The Pentagon Papers’ also said one of the largest covert operations in history almost led to nuclear war during the Cuban missile crisis.

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Daniel Ellsberg speaks with a Vietnamese soldier during his deployment to Vietnam.

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Pentagon Papers Whistleblower: Kennedy Resisted ‘Nuclear Cultist’ Joint Chiefs

Daniel Ellsberg argues that the Vietnam War and the U.S. covert war in Laos could have been much larger if Kennedy hadn’t resisted the military after the disastrous 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.

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Daniel Ellsberg

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Daniel Ellsberg: Without Threat Of Nuclear War, We Could Have Avoided Vietnam War

In order to maintain American empire, Americans are lied to “All the time. Every hour of the day,” according to the ‘“Pentagon Papers” whistleblower.

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Daniel Ellsberg during his two year tour in Vietnam, 1968. (Photo: Daniel and Patricia Ellsberg)

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Top Military Brass Knew In Advance Vietnam War Would Fail, Daniel Ellsberg Reveals

Daniel Ellsberg traveled to Vietnam for the first time in 1961 as part of a task force commissioned by President Kennedy to seek alternatives to nuclear war.

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Dr. Daniel Ellsberg faces a battery of microphones at a news conference in Cambridge on Thursday, July 1, 1971. Ellsberg charged that government secrecy has led to the deaths of 50,000 Americans in Vietnam. (AP Photo)

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