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This candid admission by the Deep State of its "inherent government right ... to lie to save itself" was merely 4 months after Marilyn Monroe was found dead amid suspicious circumstances that included contacts with the highest level of government.
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This book is an early criticism of the [[Deep State]].  For example, this book deplored a statement by Arthur Silvester, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Information, on Dec. 6, 1962 that:
 
This book is an early criticism of the [[Deep State]].  For example, this book deplored a statement by Arthur Silvester, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Information, on Dec. 6, 1962 that:
 
{{cquote|It's an inherent government right, if necessary, to lie to save itself.<ref>''The Gravediggers'' p.80.</ref>}}
 
{{cquote|It's an inherent government right, if necessary, to lie to save itself.<ref>''The Gravediggers'' p.80.</ref>}}
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This candid admission by the [[Deep State]] of its "inherent government right ... to lie to save itself" was merely 4 months after [[Marilyn Monroe]] was found dead amid suspicious circumstances that included contacts with the highest level of government.
    
The "gravediggers" are [[liberals]] who used their positions in the [[Deep State]] to betray the interests of average [[American]]s.
 
The "gravediggers" are [[liberals]] who used their positions in the [[Deep State]] to betray the interests of average [[American]]s.
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