How the CIA Dethrones Governments Worldwide

In this article:

• The difference between hot war and cold war
• How agencies work
• What is a “Human Asset?”
• 5 ways the CIA removes unfriendly governments worldwide
• CIA plan for India

If you think that countries are won by fighter jets and tanks, then you are completely wrong. The style of war has completely changed after the Second World War. The world has moved from war to cold war.

Countries are ruled by political parties and a few elites. If you can control them, you can control the whole country.

Cold War vs. Hot War:

• Cold war is a political war where you don’t take over a country directly. You control a few elites of that country and use them for your beneficial policy-making.
• Hot war, on the other hand, is a serious war between two countries where deadly weapons are used, like in the Russia-Ukraine war.

After 1950, the USA and USSR emerged as the two most powerful countries in the world, starting the era of the Cold War. Both countries began taking control of other nations through their secret agencies:

• USA: CIA (Agency)
• USSR: KGB

After 1992, the USSR was dissolved, and the USA became the undisputed leader of the world.

One theory suggests that today, around 160 countries are indirectly controlled by the USA. Their Prime Ministers, Presidents, Supreme Court judges, key ministers, and media are all influenced by the US.

How does the USA control the world? There are four important teams that execute this strategy:

1. CIA: They handle the operational part.
2. Research Institutes: They handle the strategic part.
3. NGOs: They handle the financial part.
4. Human Assets: These are local people, groomed by the CIA, who work according to agency directives.

Understanding Human Assets: Human Assets play a crucial role. They are natives who are selected and groomed by the CIA. In India, for example, Indian Human Assets would be Indians.

They can be:

• Indian leaders
• Lawyers
• Judges
• Journalists
• Activists
• Bollywood figures
• Professors
• Criminals
• Or anyone else

Their job is to live in India but work for the interests of the USA.

Until the 1990s, India was under the control of the KGB, and there were many KGB Human Assets in various fields. But after 1992, the CIA took over, and now many Human Assets work in India for the USA.

Who are these Human Assets? Look for those who are promoted by US media, US NGOs, or who lobby for the USA.

Human Assets are essential because they execute the “5 ways the CIA removes any unfriendly government” on the ground.

The 5 Ways the CIA Removes Governments:

1. Funding the Opposition:
   If the ruling party doesn’t support them, the CIA funds opposition parties, gives them media propaganda, makes them stars, and covers their expenses.
   Famous cases:
   • 1963, Vietnam: General Dương Văn Minh removed President Ngo Dinh, who didn’t align with US interests. He was funded by the US.
   • Similar cases occurred in Brazil, Guatemala, and other countries.
2. Assassination:
   If the opposition fails or there is no opposition, an unfriendly leader can be assassinated by the agency.
   Example:
   • 1961, Congo: Patrice Lumumba, the first Prime Minister, was close to the USSR. A 2001 Belgian Commission report describes US and Belgian plots to kill Lumumba. One CIA plot involved poisoning him.
3. Destroying the Economy:
   The third way to overthrow a government is by destroying its economy, making people protest and demand a change in leadership.
   There are two ways to do this:
   • Overt operations: US sanctions, as seen with Russia, North Korea, and Iran.
   • Covert operations: NGOs and activists organize protests and strikes. Some say COVID-19 was a tool to destroy China’s economy.
     Famous case:
   • Chile, 1970: Salvador Allende, who nationalized copper mines, angered the US. President Richard Nixon ordered his overthrow, saying, “Make their economy scream.”
4. Media Takeover:
   Another method is creating anti-government propaganda through the media. Journalists, social media influencers, and fact-checkers (Human Assets) spread propaganda to change public opinion.
   Example:
   • In India, this work is carried out by IPSMF, a Bangalore-based NGO that funds Indian media.
     Even President Trump faced this strategy when he wasn’t aligned with certain deep-state interests.
5. Creating Chaos:
   The final method is to create chaos in the country—protests, strikes, or even civil war.
   Famous cases:
   • Iran, 1953: Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh was removed after he tried to nationalize Iran’s oil fields.
   • Ukraine, 2014: Viktor Yanukovych, who was close to Putin, was removed after a US-backed campaign. This laid the groundwork for the current Russia-Ukraine conflict.
   • Imran Khan of Pakistan also claimed he was removed by the US because he was close to China.

These are the 5 ways by which the CIA removes unfriendly governments. Keep an eye on which method they are using in your country if your government is not aligned with US interests.