Declassified NSA documents from 2005 revealed that the second Gulf of Tonkin attack on August 4, 1964 never happened. NSA analysts 'made SIGINT fit the claim' of a North Vietnamese attack, deliberately presenting only information supporting the attack narrative to President Johnson. Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution based on this fabricated evidence, escalating to full-scale war.
The NSA deliberately skewed intelligence to fabricate a second attack in the Gulf of Tonkin, launching the Vietnam War
βThe SIGINT reporting appears to have been presented in such a manner as to preclude responsible decision makers from having the complete and objective narrative of events.β
π The Receipts
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Confirmed: They Were Right
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Confirmed: They Were Right
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