The Essential Mae Brussell: Investigations of Fascism in America is a 2014 publication compiled by Alex Constantine, with contributions from Paul Krassner and others. It appears in the Black Vault’s digital archive as a scanned text, notable for preserving the full introductory material of a work that documents Mae Brussell’s extensive research into mid‑century American political conspiracies. The document was uploaded to the Black Vault website as part of its public‑domain collection. The entry was posted without a formal Freedom of Information Act request, and the archive lists the source URL as https://archive.org/download/the-essential-mae-brussell-investigations-of-fascism-in-america-mae-brussell-ale/The%20Essential%20Mae%20Brussell%3B%20Investigations%20of%20Fascism%20in%20America%20--%20Mae%20Brussell%2C%20Alex%20Constantine%2C%20Paul%20Krassner%2C%202014_djvu.txt. The upload date is recorded in the archive metadata, and the material is presented as a faithful digital reproducti

Grill Flame Vol. 1 Released through The Black Vault, a digital archive of declassified government documents. The canonical PDF is available at https://archive.org/download/grill-flame-vol.-1/Grill Flame_Vol.1_djvu.txt. Approved For Release A Ken DPoc-00768R001200060007-7 MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT 21 April 1982 SUBJECT: Advanced Individual Training for DET G Personnel (U) 1. (S/NOFORN) In response to needs identified by the OPS/TNG officer and the INSCOM Staff Psychologist, DET G will begin advanced individual training for selected remote-viewing personnel with the Monroe Institute Gateway Voyage Program. This training will enhance a remote viewer's ability to physically relax and mentally concentrate during the remote viewing process. Improved target acquisition frequency and higher target resolution is an expected result. 2. (C/NOFORN) Initial training will be conducted at a seven-day seminar, 19-26 June, at the Monroe Institute of Applied Science, Faber, VA. At MIAS, DET G person

The document you are hearing is a memorandum commonly known as the “Family Jewels,” prepared by the Director of Security for the Executive Secretary of Central Intelligence Agency Management on May sixteenth, nineteen seventy‑three. It is notable because it enumerates covert activities that the Agency later identified as potentially violating the National Security Act of nineteen forty‑seven, and it was released to the public in June two thousand seven as part of a Freedom of Information Act filing. This memorandum was released through a Freedom of Information Act request, case number unknown, and made public by the Central Intelligence Agency on June twenty‑first, two thousand seven. The declassification authority was the CIA’s Office of the General Counsel. The full text is available on the Black Vault website at the URL you will hear at the close of this episode. The memorandum reads as follows. “MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Secretary, CIA Management Committee SUBJECT: ‘Family Jewels’

COOLD OPEN This is a declassified Federal Bureau of Investigation memorandum titled “COINTELPRO: Black Extremist – Section Thirteen,” dated October eighth, nineteen sixty‑nine. The document is part of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Program files on the Black Panther Party and related groups, and it appears in the Black Vault collection of COINTELPRO records. PROVENANCE The memorandum was released under the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act. It was made publicly available through a FOIA request filed by the National Security Archive, and the release date is listed as the thirty‑first of March, twenty twenty‑three. The declassification authority is the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence. The full text can be accessed at the Black Vault URL archive dot org slash download slash cointelpro‑black‑extremists slash Black Extremist Part 21 Section 13_djvu.txt. THE DOCUMENT FOIPA COVER SHEET – FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) BLACK EXTREMIST 100‑44800

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Document: Memoranda on Warren Commission Inquiry Concerning Oswald's Stay in Finland Agency: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Date: June 1964 Notable: Released under the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992, this document contains discussions between CIA and Warren Commission staff regarding inconsistencies in information provided by CIA and the Department of State. The Black Vault has released a combined document, jfk_2025_combined_djvu.txt, which includes this section. The canonical PDF is available at https://archive.org/download/jfk_2025_combined/jfk_2025_combined_djvu.txt. This document was released in 2025 under the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992. The release number is not specified. The following is an excerpt from the document: MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Discussion with Warren Commission Staff Member REFERENCE: Letter from J. Lee Rankin, General Counsel of the President's Commission, to Mr. Richard Helms dated 3 July

The document is a Joint Chiefs of Staff memorandum to the Secretary of Defense dated twelve March, nineteen sixty‑two, titled “Justification for U.S. Military Intervention in Cuba.” It is notable because it forms part of the declassified excerpts of Operation Northwoods, a series of proposals for false‑flag actions against Cuba. The memorandum was released to the public through The Black Vault, a digital archive of government records. The excerpt was uploaded on the site’s archive page for Operation Northwoods, with the file made available on eight February, twenty‑fourteen. The declassification authority is listed as the Department of Defense, and the release was processed under a Freedom of Information Act request. The Joint Chiefs of Staff write: “The Joint Chiefs of Staff have considered the attached memorandum for the Chief of Operations, Cuba Project, which responds to a request of that office for brief but precise description of pretexts which would provide justification for U.S