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ProfessorSome reasons include:
A. The CIA spied on American citizens.
B. The CIA assassinated world leaders.
C. The CIA played a role in the Watergate scandal.
People typically mistrust that which has no public accountability, which is particular acute in the case of the CIA. In addition, there have throughout the 20th Century been many secret polices which detain people without sufficient legal probable cause and many people believe that the CIA is either involved in similar activities or is on the verge of being involved in those types of activities. Certainly the CIA monitors the lives of people considered "undesirables" based on certain criteria and they lessen that person's right to privacy.
This of course leaves out that the CIA is directly responsible for a number of civil wars and resultant brutal dictatorial regimes in other nations (especially in Latin America) which caused numerous deaths, economic problems, and social issues.
A Note on the past tense used in the question: many Americans still do not trust the CIA.
Why should Lili'uokalani not trust the Americans?
Lili'uokalani died in 1917, she didn't trust anyone, not just the Americans. She wanted to keep Hawai'i for the native people and fought annexation to the US.
What part of government legislation works for Native Americans?
Supposedly the BIA (Bureua of Indian Affairs). However, the BIA Refuses to account for the billions of dollars it holds "in trust" (funds) for Native Americans; it also refuses to release any records; and what little information that can be squeezed out of them about this money shows that they have lost most of it. This agency has also admitted to committing acts of Genocide against Indians, over the last 200 years. If asked I think most, if not all, Native Americans would say the BIA needs to be shot; and some need to be tortured to death in very slow ways. So while this agency purports to represent Native Americans, it in truth is perfect example of why Native Americans hate the US Government.
What does Smiths description of giving gifts to the Native Americans reveal about his attitude toward the Native Americans?
Smith attitude towards Native Americans was a little unsure. He wanted to trust them but had a hard time doing it.
Why was the placement of Japanese Americans considered constitutional during ww2?
The Americans didn't trust the Japanese's, they thought they where spies. So they made most of the Japanese Americans to isolated camps till a year after the war was over.
What ways did the African Americans participate in the abolition movement?
wiki answers is stupid, dont trust its answrs
