The ENTIRE History of CIA
Funded by secret budgets, driven by covert missions, and hidden from public view for over 75 years. This is the story they never wanted told — regime change, mind control, mass surveillance, and the shadow government that runs America.
A 46-minute investigation into the most classified operations in American history — fully sourced from declassified documents, congressional records, and investigative journalism.
This is a must-watch documentary about the CIA's dark legacy — funded by secret budgets, driven by covert missions, and hidden from public view. The Central Intelligence Agency has shaped world events from the shadows since 1947, operating through a labyrinth of classified programs funded by a "black budget" that bypasses Congressional oversight.
From the overthrow of democratically elected governments in Iran and Guatemala, to the mind-control experiments of Project MKUltra, the assassination plots, the media manipulation of Operation Mockingbird, and the post-9/11 torture programs — this documentary leaves nothing on the table.
In 2013, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed that the annual intelligence "black budget" exceeded $52.6 billion — funding 18 intelligence agencies, 107,000+ employees, and programs the American public still doesn't know about.
Each section is a fully researched deep dive into one dimension of the CIA's classified history.
The CIA's budget, operations, and true scope of power have remained hidden from democratic oversight since the agency's founding in 1947. The Church Committee of 1975 first pulled back the curtain — revealing assassination plots, domestic surveillance, and programs that violated American law.
But that was just the beginning. The 2013 Snowden leaks, the Senate Torture Report, and decades of Freedom of Information requests have since revealed an agency that operates outside the rule of law, with a budget larger than the entire GDP of most nations.
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