Exposing the Undeclared U.S. Wars: Insights from Former CIA Official John Stockwell (1986)

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In this thought-provoking video, former CIA official John Stockwell delves into the covert actions undertaken by the United States in Nicaragua, Libya, and Angola. Drawing from his extensive experience, Stockwell provides insights into his travels in Nicaragua, involvement in early covert operations against Gaddafi, and leadership in the CIA's Angolan task force.

The discussion sheds light on a lesser-known shift in American foreign policy following Reagan's presidency—a transition towards engaging in "low-intensity" conflicts of prolonged duration across the globe, instead of larger-scale wars. Stockwell outlines at least 15 of these covert conflicts underway, alongside revealing insights into approximately 35 other CIA operations happening worldwide.

Recorded in 1986, this compelling conversation offers a rare glimpse into the intricate world of clandestine operations, unveiling the strategies and geopolitical implications of these undisclosed conflicts shaping global affairs.