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The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is allegedly involved in a conspiracy to provoke racial conflict in major cities across the nation, according to evidence uncovered by the IPS intelligence staff. The CIA has coordinated the activities of its Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) police apparatus, the Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare, and local and national right-wing paramilitary groups, including the Minutemen and the Ku Klux Klan, as well as pseudo-left-wing groups like the Revolutionary Union and the Socialist Workers Party.

A self-exposed FBI agent, Vernon Higgins, has admitted to being involved in the 1971 bombing of Pontiac school buses as a protest against court-ordered desegregation. Ben Holman, Director of the Community Relations Service of the US Department of Justice, has predicted "racial disorders" around school desegregation in thirty cities, mostly in the north, when schools reopen in September. The CIA's plan involves deploying "cushion teams" made up of lawyers, social workers, and others to steer frustration and create racial conflict.

The Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare are also contributing to the heating-up process by cutting funding for youth recreation programs and threatening to cut funding to schools that remain racially imbalanced. The effect of such provocations can be seen in recent racial flare-ups in Detroit, where students have broken windows, damaged cars, and threatened walk-outs at thirteen schools. The CIA's goal is to decimate working-class fighting unity, provide a pretext for military occupation of cities, and begin the mass extermination of inner-city residents considered "useless" under repression conditions.