Suspected mastermind of Haiti president’s assassination arrested

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: Tanga36

Interesting, Opa-locka, Florida was developed based on a One Thousand and One Nights theme...Arabian Nights. This little city has quite the interesting history!!

But 60 years ago on that very spot was Building 67, a two-story barracks, that in 1953 and 1954 served as CIA field headquarters for the covert operation that overthrew leftist Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz.

It was there that several senior CIA officers labored for months organizing the intricate logistical details of PBSUCCESS, the code name for the anti-Arbenz operation. Among the officers who worked at Building 67 was E. Howard Hunt...

“Desire to assure all concerned that recent exposé of alleged activities pertaining PBSUCCESS although unfortunate some respects fortunate in others,” wrote Dunbar from Opa-locka to the Central America CIA officers on Feb. 2, 1954. “Further this incident has not affected PBSUCCESS objective any way.”

PBSUCCESS, in some ways, served as the template for the 1961 Bay of Pigs operation.
Miami Herald

Opa-locka city hall:

Now THIS is something I should have (and now will) dig into! I just knew that there were a lot of agency birds taking off and landing in Opa-locka but I should have guessed that there was a lot more to the story than just a nice little airport for the clowns to be using.

Very little doubt, in my mind, that CTU Security has major ties back to Langley if it is being run out of Doral and probably using the Opa-locka airport. Too many agency owned towns, businesses and people in that area for it to not be a part of them.