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CHAPTER 5: THE CIA
W ILD BILL DONOVAN, THE OSS, AND THE CIA
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William J. Donovan
The Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
The Lincoln Brigade and the Spanish Civil War
The Staging the Second World War
Operations of the OSS
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
More CIA Relationships
The Heroin Trade
W ILLIAM J. DONOVAN
On May 24, 1979, a 14 ft. bronze statue of General
William J. Donovan was dedicated in front of Columbia
University's Law School. The dedication speech was
delivered by John J. McCloy, who had been Asst. Sec. of
War when Donovan founded the Office of Strategic
Services in World War II. When Donovan died on Feb. 8,
1959, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency,
Allen W. Dulles, sent a message to all CIA stations
around the world: "Bill Donovan was the father of central
intelligence. He was a great leader."
International intelligence, or, as it was formerly known,
espionage, was not founded by either Donovan or
Dulles, who were merely employees of the World Order.
The Order founded international espionage to protect
their far reaching investments and dealings in slaves,
drugs and gold, the commodities on which their wealth
was built.