The shredded U.S. Embassy files that Jiang says students reconstructed and read as proof of U.S. control over Shah-era Iran.
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Embassy documents
The shredded U.S.
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The reconstructed embassy documents convinced the students, in Jiang's telling, that the U.S. Embassy had directed Iranian policy, repression, and the 1953 coup against the democratically elected government.
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"Embassy and took it over and held 53,000 people. These were the three Americans as hostages. Okay? And they demanded the Shah be returned..."
"...And this is the fastest, most effective way to destroy your documents. And there are about like tens of thousands of pages. Can you..."
"...that's been declassified. So these are, this is an official CIA document saying they've been working on this for like decades. Also, what's interesting..."
"...the National Defense Strategy. All right? And so this is a document that was published by the Department of War. And in it, it..."
"...jang if you don't mind commenting on the national security strategy document that came out in december that alex just alluded to because you've..."
"...justice the doj on their website they released about three million documents pertaining to the epstein investigation and a lot of these are emails..."
"...and this is their agenda and this is also a secret document because at this time the Communists are secret society all around Europe..."
"...a national conspiracy? We're a secret society. This is a secret document that we read amongst ourselves. But it's also possible for you to..."
"...name of Richard Spence. He spent a lot of time collecting documents that show that, in fact, transnational capital were helping the Bolsheviks win..."
"...Um, so, um, he suggests that you have to look at documents and try to be really critical when you analyze documents. And that's..."
"...in the Bible, okay? So Ezra is taking all these historical documents and he's combining them together in what today we call the Bible,..."
"...this has been true throughout human history we may not have documents saying that we were traveling but we were traveling because there's always..."
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