It was published in 1983 and mentioned Cord Meyer, a CIA executive who funded counterculture initiatives, helping Timothy Leary understand his political and cultural role more clearly. Leary described the CIA as the best mafia in the 20th century.
Leary does. It's called Flashbacks. It was published in 1983 in that he credits a guy named Cord Meyer, the CIA executive in charge of funding the counterculture with, quote, helping me to understand...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Did the CIA invent countercultu...
Episode: CLASSIC: Did the CIA invent counterculture?
It was published in 1983 and mentioned Cord Meyer, a CIA executive who funded counterculture initiatives, helping Timothy Leary understand his political and cultural role more clearly. Leary described the CIA as the best mafia in the 20th century.
Leary does. It's called Flashbacks. It was published in 1983 in that he credits a guy named Cord Meyer, the CIA executive in charge of funding the counterculture with, quote, helping me to understand my political cultural role more clearly.
And he goes on. He says the liberal CIA is get this guy's the best mafia you can deal with in the 20th century, which is which is weird to hear the guy, the dropout tune in guy.
Episode: CLASSIC: Did the CIA invent counterculture?
Leary's autobiography was mentioned, where he credited Cord Meyer, a CIA executive, with helping him understand his political role more clearly; he also called the CIA the best mafia in the 20th century.
liberal CIA is get this guy's the best mafia you can deal with in the 20th century
helping me to understand my political cultural role more clearly.