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Garrison?
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Yes.
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Glad you came.
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Sorry about the precautions.
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I just hope it was worth my while, Mr..?
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I could give you a false name,
but I won't. Call me "X."
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I've already been warned by the Agency,
so, if this is another threat...
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I'm not with the Agency, Mr. Garrison.
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If you've come this far,
what I have to say interests you.
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I won't name names or tell you who
or what I represent.
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Except to say you're close.
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Closer than you think.
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Everything I'll say is classified top secret.
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I was a soldier, Mr. Garrison. Two wars.
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A secret Pentagon guy,
supplying the hardware:
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Planes, bullets, rifles...
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...for what we call "Black Operations."
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Black Ops. Assassinations. Coups d'état...
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...rigging elections,
propaganda, psych warfare.
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In World War Il, I was in Rumania,
Greece, Yugoslavia.
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I helped evacuate part of Nazi intelligence
at the end of the war.
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And we used those guys
against the Communists.
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In ltaly, '48, we stole the elections.
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France '49, we broke the strikes.
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Overthrew Quirino in the Philippines,
Arbenz in Guatemala...
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...Mossadegh in Iran.
We were in Vietnam in '54...
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...Indonesia, '58, Tibet, '59.
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Got the Dalai Lama out. We were good.
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Very good.
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Then we got into the Cuban thing.
Not so good.
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Set up an invasion to take place
in October, '62.
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Khrushchev sent missiles to resist.
Kennedy didn't invade.
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We just had our dicks in the wind.
:12:47
A lot of pissed-off people, Mr. Garrison.
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Understand?
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I'll come to that later.
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So, 1963...
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I spent much of September of '63...