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by boomer crook Thu Jul 21, 2016 11:39 amovako je izgledalo nekada kada probaju s pucem
[size=36]The American support of this coup was acknowledged by the CIA Ankara [/size][size=36]station chief[/size][size=36] Paul Henze. After the government was overthrown, Henze cabled Washington, saying, "our boys [in Ankara] did it."[/size][32][size=36] Henze denied American involvement in the coup during a June 2003 interview on [/size][size=36]CNN Türk[/size][size=36]'s [/size][size=36]Manşet[/size][size=36], but two days later Birand presented an interview with Henze recorded in 1997 in which he basically[/size][vague][size=36] confirmed Mehmet Ali Birand's story.[/size][33][34][size=36] The [/size][size=36]US State Department[/size][size=36] itself announced the coup during the night between 11 and 12 September: the military had phoned the US embassy in [/size][size=36]Ankara[/size][size=36] to alert them of the coup an hour in advance.[/size][9]
[size=36]The American support of this coup was acknowledged by the CIA Ankara [/size][size=36]station chief[/size][size=36] Paul Henze. After the government was overthrown, Henze cabled Washington, saying, "our boys [in Ankara] did it."[/size][32][size=36] Henze denied American involvement in the coup during a June 2003 interview on [/size][size=36]CNN Türk[/size][size=36]'s [/size][size=36]Manşet[/size][size=36], but two days later Birand presented an interview with Henze recorded in 1997 in which he basically[/size][vague][size=36] confirmed Mehmet Ali Birand's story.[/size][33][34][size=36] The [/size][size=36]US State Department[/size][size=36] itself announced the coup during the night between 11 and 12 September: the military had phoned the US embassy in [/size][size=36]Ankara[/size][size=36] to alert them of the coup an hour in advance.[/size][9]
