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==Conclusion== William F. Buckley Jr.’s life as a writer, broadcaster, and conservative icon redefined American politics, founding **National Review** and **Firing Line** to champion free markets and anti-communism. His brief CIA stint and support for Pinochet’s Chile tied him indirectly to [[Operation PBSuccess]] and [[Operation Condor]]. His legacy, blending intellectual brilliance with controversial stances, remains divisive. For further research, consult Buckley’s papers at Yale, *The Pinochet File* for Chile context, and National Security Archive’s CIA files, verifying X claims (@Aaron_Good_) against primary evidence.
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