1975

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Evacuees board from the US embassy in Saigon board an Air America helicopter on April 29, 1975.

The US finally withdrew from Vietnam, Edward Heath was deposed as Leader of the Conservative Party, and the CIA removed Gough Whitlam from power in the 1975 Australian coup d'etat.

In 1975 the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs came into force. The US finally conceded defeat in the Vietnam War. A segment of the Zapruder film was first shown on US TV in March, increasing interest in the JFK assassination, after having been bought up by Life magazine and kept unseen for over a decade.

Vietnam War

Saigon fell on April 29, 1975, marking the end of the Vietnam War which had claimed perhaps 2,500,000 lives - but proved highly profitable for the US deep state, but financially and in terms of establishing their control of the illegal drug trade.

Australian coup

Full article: 1975 Australian coup d'etat

In 1975 a CIA-backed "constitutional coup" replaced Gough Whitlam with a more obedient puppet leader.

UK Politics

The 11th February saw the success of a long campaign to depose Edward Heath as Leader of the Conservative Party, and replaced by his former Education Secretary, the relatively unknown Margaret Thatcher. Dennis Healey recalls that at the 1975 Bilderberg "David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger and the other Americans fell in love with her".

"International Terrorism"

A diplomatic cable from Wikileaks indicates that starting on 14 May 1975, the US Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security had a hearing on "international terrorism". Among the principal speakers was Brian Crozier. The cable refers to him as head of the Institute for the Study of Conflict, but makes no mention of his role as Chairman of Le Cercle. 9 years later he would be back in Washington for the Washington Conference on International Terrorism.

 

Events

Event	Date	Description
Operation Paperclip	8 May 1945 - 1990
Cold War	1947 - 1991
Operation Demagnetize	1948 - 1980
Vietnam War	December 1956 - 30 April 1975
The Troubles	1966 - 1998
Operation Condor	1968 - 1989
Great Oil Sniffer Hoax	1969 - 1979
Inslaw	1970 - 1990
Bilderberg/1975	25 April 1975 - 27 April 1975
Miami Showband massacre	31 July 1975
Australia/1975 coup d'état	15 October 1975 - 11 November 1975
Halloween massacre

 

New Groups

Group	Image	Date	Type	Description
Central Intelligence Retirement Association		1975 - Present
Group 13		1975 - Present	Para-military	Rumoured to be a secret cadre of UK ex-SAS and military intelligence operatives
Church Committee		1975 - 1976
Rockefeller Commission		1975 - Present		A limited hangout to try to control revelations about the US deep state's exploitation of the CIA.
Control Risks		1975 - Present	Commercial Military	A British private security company.
Oxford Analytica		1975 - Present	Commercial	Spooky international analysis/consulting firm.
Freedom Association		31 July 1975 - Present	Lobby

 

Groups that were Wound Up

Group	Image	Date	Type	Description
House Un-American Activities Committee		1938 - 1975
Forum World Features		1965 - July 1975	Front Propaganda	A London based CIA propaganda operation which operated as a professional news service from 1965 to 1975.