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Understanding the Covert Political Warfare of the U.S.
In the depths of the U.S. political landscape lies a less visible yet powerful machinery that has shaped global relationships and domestic policies alike. This intricate framework, rooted in the secrecy doctrine established in 1948, lays the groundwork for what has been termed organized political warfare. This doctrine authorizes covert operations that involve political manipulation and agenda-setting both abroad and, more recently, within the United States itself.