Today is the 65th anniversary of the beginning of the Bay of Pigs Invasion, and historians still debate how it all went down. In his 1966 book Tragedy and Hope, Carroll Quigley offered an interesting assessment. He noted that the CIA did not trust the Cubans enough to let them in on the actual planning, and therefore the attempt to overthrow Castro was doomed to failure. “The whole operation [was] patterned on Hitler’s operations to subvert Austria and Czechoslovakia in 1938,” wrote Quigley.When

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Tragedy and Hope, written by Harvard historian Carroll Quigley in 1966. I'm increasingly of the opinion that no-one should even comment on any world events...without first reading this crucial book. Go to www.JoePlummer.com and read the short version, and at least understand | Ivor Cummins

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