Report from Iron Mountain claimed America could not afford peace. Dr. Lee Kuhnle shows you how to test a document that was a hoax even when its argument sounds plausible. How do you catch the moment a believable pattern starts passing for proof?
The military-industrial complex has real influence, and wars can keep factories busy. That leaves a harder question: who chose a war, and why? If a document fits what you already suspect, which missing link would make you stop and look again?
The Gulf of Tonkin complicates an easy answer. History gives people reasons to doubt official accounts, while a convincing story can carry its own unsupported conclusion. Where does useful suspicion end and inference creep begin? The distinction could change how you read the next apparent leak.
Topics: Report from Iron Mountain, conspiracy theories, military-industrial complex, Gulf of Tonkin, inference creep
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