Hillary Exposed: Operation Mockingbird Blown Wide Open
In the early Cold War years, the CIA reportedly launched a program known as Operation Mockingbird, which claimed to recruit journalists and insert propaganda into U.S. news outlets to influence domestic public opinion and shape political narratives.
These connections were exposed in the 1975 Church Committee report and whistleblower Carl Bernstein’s reporting, which together revealed how media figures across major outlets may have had ties to intelligence agencies. While the program ostensibly ended decades ago, many believe its legacy continues today via media manipulation that benefits political interests. New York Post+5Wikipedia+5peakprosperity.com+5
Some researchers now argue that Hillary Clinton and her campaign revived aspects of this approach during the 2016 election cycle—by pushing for stories that linked Donald Trump to Russian collusion while downplaying scrutiny of her own email scandal. According to recent declassified files, campaign advisers allegedly coordinated with groups connected to George Soros’s Open Society Foundations to amplify the Trump-Russia narrative, hoping to distract from Clinton’s legal troubles. The Times of India+4The Washington Post+4New York Post+4
In particular, a declassified annex from Special Counsel John Durham’s 2023 Durham Report includes emails indicating that a high-level campaign staffer proposed framing Trump as secretly supported by Russian operatives—suggesting that federal agencies, including the FBI and CIA, may have been expected to assist or at least passively allow the narrative to spread. However, the FBI later admitted it was never able to verify these claims definitively. New York Post+3The Washington Post+3New York Post+3
The theory puts Clinton at the center of a modern-day media operation that mirrors the tactics once attributed to Operation Mockingbird—turning journalistic platforms into political tools. Critics argue that while earlier programs relied on covert placement of news stories, this new version may use campaign-funded think tanks, private foundations, and selective leaks to guide media attention—even without direct journalistic collusion. peakprosperity.comWorld Socialist Web SiteNew York Post
Although these allegations have not led to criminal charges, they raise disturbing questions about media objectivity and political influence in the digital age. With mainstream institutional oversight of intelligence activity lacking, and powerful figures shaping public discourse through narrative control, the patterns bear an uncanny resemblance to an evolved—though unofficial—Operation Mockingbird in today’s information era. WikipediaThe Times of IndiaNew York Post
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