Welcome to TCT Season 2 - False Flags: Operation Ajax

In this episode of False Flag, we dive into the covert 1953 operation that reshaped the future of Iran and the Middle East: Operation Ajax. Learn how U.S. and British intelligence orchestrated the overthrow of Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, in a bid to regain control of the country’s oil. We explore the first failed coup attempt, Mossadegh’s discovery, and the Shah’s dramatic flight to Rome, followed by the successful second attempt that restored the Shah’s authoritarian rule. We also discuss the long-term impact of this pivotal event, from decades of U.S.-backed autocracy in Iran, to the seeds of the 1979 revolution, and the lasting implications for U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. Tune in for a deep look at how a single operation led to decades of upheaval and anti-Western sentiment in the region.

Syau safe,

Kev

Welcome back to TCT Seaon2...False Flags.

In our debut episode of Season 2 of True Crime Tuesday - False Flags, we unravel the mystery behind the USS Maine explosion of 1898, an event that ignited the Spanish-American War. Anchored in Havana Harbor, the Maine was rocked by a devastating explosion that claimed the lives of 266 American sailors. The United States quickly blamed Spain, sparking national outrage under the rallying cry, “Remember the Maine, to Hell with Spain!” But was Spain truly responsible, or was the explosion a tragic accident used as a false flag to justify war?

Join us as we explore the key events leading up to the explosion, the investigation’s conflicting findings, and the role of yellow journalism in swaying public opinion. From political maneuvering to the long-term consequences for U.S. foreign policy, this deep dive uncovers the complex web of intrigue behind one of history’s most debated incidents.

Listen now to discover the truth behind the Maine Incident and its legacy as a case study in media influence, war propaganda, and false flag operations.

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Welcome, to True Crime Tuesday.

Dive deep into the final instalment of The Marconi Murders, with me, Kevin Eustace as we unravel the chilling mysteries surrounding the suspicious deaths. In this gripping conclusion, we explore a series of suspicious deaths among top scientists and engineers linked to high-stakes defense projects during the Cold War. Were these tragedies mere coincidences, or is there a darker, more sinister force at play?

From alleged suicides to unexplained accidents, this episode revisits the unsettling evidence and overlooked details that challenge the official narratives. Join us as we connect the dots between these bizarre deaths and the shadowy forces that may have orchestrated them. Could foreign intelligence, internal assassinations, or a hidden agenda be responsible? We delve into the theories, the geopolitical context, and the disturbing implications that continue to baffle experts and haunt the families of the victims.

Perfect for fans of true crime, espionage, and conspiracy, this episode raises more questions than it answers, leaving you on the edge of your seat as we prepare for our next season exploring government-sanctioned deceptions, otherwise known as “False Flags”. Subscribe now & don’t miss the S2 debut, coming your way on Tuesday September 17th.

Stay safe,

Kevin.

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