But he had his doubts about FDN atrocities against Nicaraguan civilians, and grew tired of CIA bungling. The mining of Nicaraguan harbors by the CIA and the famous "assassination" manual hit the front pages in 1984, and in November Chamorro called it quits. In 1985 he told his story to Congress and then to the World Court.
This monograph is a case study of how the CIA shapes public opinion
by manipulating the mass media. Chamorro and his FDN cover are first
created by the CIA, and then a string of bought journalists from the U.S.
media are lined up for interviews about the wonderful "democratic
resistance." It's almost like Ngo Dinh Diem and Vietnam all over again.
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