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GLORIA IN EXCELSIS
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==================
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[CN transcript of remarks by west coast researcher Dave Emory.]
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[...continued...]
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In a miscellaneous archive show entitled "Gloria in Excelsis"
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(subtitled "The CIA, the Women's Movement, and the News Media"),
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Gloria Steinem's many intelligence contacts were described in
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considerable depth. The main intersection between Steinem and
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the CIA is Steinem's role as co-founder, and at one point
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director, of an organization called the Independent Research
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Service: this is a CIA-financed student organization which has
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been used in a number of different capacities. We also noted
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that Ms. magazine itself, which had Steinem as editor, has as a
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principal stockholder Katherine Graham of the Washington Post.
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The Graham publishing empire, and the Washington Post in
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particular, [are] inextricably linked with the Central
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Intelligence Agency, as we looked at in the book *Katherine the
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Great* by Debra Davis. It should also be noted that the first
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publisher of Ms. magazine was a woman named Elizabeth Forsling
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Harris, who arranged many of the key Dallas details for President
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Kennedy's motorcade route.
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By way of further exploring Gloria Steinem's CIA background --
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specifically, her role with the Independent Research Service --
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we're gonna take a look at some information now which comes from
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a book entitled *The Pied Piper* (subtitled "Allard K. Lowenstein
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and the Liberal Dream.") This was authored by Richard Cummings.
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The book was published in hardcover by Grove Press, Inc., in New
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York. And it's copyright 1985.
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Of Gloria Steinem and her involvement with the Independent
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Research Service, and in turn the Independent Research Service's
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involvement with disrupting the Vienna Youth Festival (which had
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very strong Socialist and Communist participation), author
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Cummings writes as follows:
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The Independent Service for Information on the Vienna Youth
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Festival, which was technically founded by Gloria Steinem
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and Paul Sigmund, and which came to be known as the
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Independent Research Service, was funded by the
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Independence Foundation, one of the conduits of CIA funds
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into the National Students Association [NSA]. In 1965, it
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was the Independence Foundation which leased its posh
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offices in Washington to the NSA [National Students
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Association], signing a 15-year rent-free agreement.
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The Independent Service diligently recruited hundreds of
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American students to attend the 1959 Vienna festival and
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later, the 1962 Communist-backed Helsinki festival, to
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oppose the Communists as vigorously as possible. According
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to Eugene Theroux, who served as chairman of the
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metropolitan New York region chapter of NSA in 1958, the
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Americans went "to cause trouble."
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I would note here also, more about the activities of the
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Independent Research Service, the CIA-financed student
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organization, co-founded by Gloria Steinem. And we're gonna look
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at, in addition to the glance we just took at the Independent
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Research Service's work in disrupting not only the 1959 Vienna
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festival but also the 1962 Helsinki festival, we're gonna look
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at plans of some of these same elements and individuals to
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disrupt a conference that had been scheduled for Algeria in 1965.
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This conference was cancelled. But had it not been cancelled it
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might very well have been disrupted by the aforementioned Eugene
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Theroux. And one of the people who is aiding Theroux was the
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aforementioned Allard Lowenstein, a former Dean of Students for
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Stanford University, and Gloria Steinem presiding over the same
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mileau once again.
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Turning again to Richard Cummings, *The Pied Piper* (Allard
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Lowenstein and the Liberal Dream), we find,
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Another Communist-backed youth festival was planned by the
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IUS for the summer of 1965 in Algiers, and Lowenstein made
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preparations to go there in order to disrupt it. Planning
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to join him this time was Paul Theroux's brother, Eugene,
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who as a NSA leader in 1958 had met Lowenstein and been
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inspired by him to work on behalf of southwest Africa and
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black students in the south. Eugene Theroux had been
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recruited in 1965 by Gloria Steinem to work for the CIA
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front, Independent Research Service. They were to be part
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of a delegation to "cause trouble," as Theroux puts it, or
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to "engage people in debate," as he corrects himself.
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And again, as noted, the 1965 conference never came off. But we
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find some of the same elements: Lowenstein, Steinem, Theroux, et
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al., planning to disrupt this conference as they had the 1962
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Helsinki conference and the 1959 conference in Vienna as well.
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It should be noted that a number of other prominent liberals have
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intersected with this same mileau, this CIA mileau which involves
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Gloria Steinem. Among those are William Sloan Coffin(sp?), one
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of the leaders of the anti-war movement, himself a chaplain from
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Yale University, himself also, for several years, a CIA agent.
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We took a look at William Sloan Coffin and his intersection with
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the CIA in discussions from the book, *The Man Who Kept the
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Secrets* (about Richard Helms.) That's authored by Thomas
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Powers. William Sloan Coffin's CIA background described there.
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As we shall see, William Sloan Coffin intersecting with the
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mileau involving people like Allard Lowenstein and Gloria
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Steinem and, as we shall see, current Massachusetts congressman
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Barney Frank, who also worked with Gloria Steinem and the
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CIA-sponsored Independent Research Service.
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Returning once again to *The Pied Piper*, by Richard Cummings.
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It is known that the CIA had established centers on the
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campuses of many American universities. In his recruiting
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efforts at some of these universities, Lowenstein was
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working with people who had been affiliated with the CIA or
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had participaated in CIA-sponsored projects. William Sloan
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Coffin at Yale, whom Lowenstein wanted to head the summer
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project, had worked for the CIA. Barney Frank at Harvard
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had been with the Independent Research Service delegation
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to Helsinki, an operation which, by Frank's own admission,
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he clearly understood was CIA-backed. Frank jokes about
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the role of fellow delegate Gloria Steinem, whom he
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describes as running around at nightclubs set up by the CIA
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in Helsinki, helping to win over Africans from the
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Communists.
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And again, this little section here is going to go into the
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aforementioned miscellaneous archive show, "Gloria in Excelsis:
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CIA, the Women's Movement, and the News Media." That is already
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on file with Archives on Audio [PO Box 170023, San Francisco, CA
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94117-0023; phone: 415-346-1840]. And this particular section
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of the program is going to go in as an addendum to that
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particular broadcast.
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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THE COVERUP QUILT
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=================
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From tburkett@clark.netMon Oct 14 20:45:06 1996
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Date: Mon, 14 Oct 96 11:52:53 -0500
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From: Tom Burkett <tburkett@clark.net>
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To: Brian Redman <bigred@duracef.shout.net>
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Subject: Coverup Quilt
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The Coverup Quilt
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Parents Against Corruption and Coverup (PACC) invites you to
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participate in creating a memorial to our loved ones who have
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been murdered and denied justice because of flawed investigations
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or coverups. If all of us surviving families contribute squares
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to honor our lost children, spouses, siblings or parents, The
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Coverup Quilt will be a vivid symbolic representation of the
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extent of the coverup problem in the United States. The squares
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will symbolize the anguish we feel individually as we grieve and
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fight for justice and honest investigations. Most of our fellow
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citizens are blissfully ignorant of the extent of the coverup
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problem and the pain it causes surviving families. Words alone
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cannot make them understand. Yet we need their understanding and
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help in asking Congress for legitimate investigations. The
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Coverup Quilt can speak volumes for us!
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Materials: 362 X 362 square of cotton or cotton blend fabric in
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color of your choice (solid or print) 362 X 362 square of
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unbleached muslin (for backing) Any of the following for letters
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and designs: contrasting/coordinating fabrics for applique,
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embroidery yarn, iron-on letters, stencils, embroidery paints,
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permanent markers, hand made letters, fabric paints, beading,
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sewing notions, other methods and materials of your choice to
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design your square as you like; photo transfer is fine, materials
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which create texture are fine; wonder-under is useful in making
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adhesive backed fabric)
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Directions: Prewash fabric to eliminate shrinking and prevent
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color from running later. Your finished, seamed quilt square
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will measure 342 X 342 . On paper or poster board of this size,
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draw a rough pattern showing how you will position your designs
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and lettering. The letters should be readable from some
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distance, so they need to be around 2 1/2 to 5 inches high and
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contrast significantly with the color of your square. Measure
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the width of your letters, keeping in mind the width of your
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square, and plan accordingly so everything fits the way you want
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it to. Your loved one's name should appear on the square, along
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with dates of birth and death (years alone are fine, or
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month/day/year) and any other desired sentiment. Include designs
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symbolizing things he/she liked, did well, etc. Once you are
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satisfied with your plan, you can sew, iron, embroidery, paint,
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stencil, applique, quilt or otherwise put your letters and
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designs on the right side of the colored (can be white) fabric.
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Next, hand or machine stitch the muslin backing to your newly
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designed square, making an inside seam of 1/22 to 3/4 all around,
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so finished size is 342 X 342. If you machine stitch, place
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right sides of the fabrics together, stitch around three sides,
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turn right side out, and hand stitch the 4th side. Do not put
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batting between the square and the muslin backing. Next, with a
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double thread, tack the designed square to the backing in four
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places as follows: from each top corner, measure across
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approximately 10 inches, then down ten inches, and make a single
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tacking stitch. Knot should be on the muslin backing, not on
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your designed square. From each bottom corner, measure across
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approximately 10 inches, then up ten inches and place your
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tacking stitch. Knot should be on muslin backing. Make your
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square sturdy, so the quilt can be displayed several times on the
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mall, and at nearby college campuses. Dates will be announced in
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The Bulldog.
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Last, Mail or Fed Ex square (By Nov 21) to:
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Beth George & Tom Burkett / PACC
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13456 Muirkirk Lane
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Herndon VA 20171
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Questions?
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call (703) 435 3112
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or e-mail: tburkett@clark.net or tburkett@aol.com
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Squares can't be returned, so take a photo.
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All squares will be kept safe!
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Volunteers Needed
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Interspersed with squares honoring our loved ones, (or maybe in a
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separate section of the quilt) we want to place a few squares
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representing earmarks of faulty investigations leading to the
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"suicide" and "accidental" rulings in these cases where there is
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evidence of foul play and agencies involved do not answer
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legitimate questions. Whether the ruling is military or
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civilian, the earmarks are the same: no interviewing of
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witnesses, no tests for gunpowder residue, no ballistics tests,
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lost or destroyed evidence, sham autopsies, discrepancies in
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reports, forgeries, lost body parts, unexplained injuries,
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stalling, lying, complicity, discrediting the victim and/or the
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inquiring survivors, etc. And of course, the most common line
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used in all coverups : They're just grief-stricken parents who
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can't accept a suicide. We have all heard the same script.
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If you are creative and have a little extra time, please make an
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extra square representing/ symbolizing one or more of these
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common threads running through all of our cases. (Did I miss
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some?)
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Can you do an extra square?
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Call: (703) 435-3112
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e-mail: tburkett @clark.net or tburkett@aol.com
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write:
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Beth and Tom (PACC)
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13456 Muirkirk Lane
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Herndon VA 20171
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Tommy had things he wanted to do.
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Tom Burkett & Beth George
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(703) 435-3112 (Voice/Fax)
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http://www.clark.net/pub/tburkett/pacc/PACC.html
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|
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of Conspiracy Nation, nor of its Editor in Chief.
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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THE FALL OF JUDGE DUFF
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======================
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When the Gods Fall, the Earth Trembles
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--------------------------------------
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Past commentaries by Sherman H. Skolnick of the Citizens'
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Committee to Clean Up the Courts contain mention of a "Judge
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Brian Barnett Duff." Recall, for example, this excerpt from CN
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9.07:
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Called BNL, it had records of Iraqi strongman Saddam
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Hussein and his secret private joint business dealings with
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his partner, an American. A close crony of the Federal
|
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Reserve, Chicago Federal District Judge Brian Barnett Duff,
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ordered the return of any records from the Banking
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Committee, then headed by a Democrat, Rep. Henry Gonzalez
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(D., Texas).
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The House Banking Committee was an intervening
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party-litigant in the controversy. Judge Duff so opposed
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the House Banking Committee's efforts to get those records,
|
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that the Judge would not listen to the Committee's
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attorney; did not want the attorney in the Judge's
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courtroom, the Judge calling him an 800 pound gorilla
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showing no respect for the court.
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As background to a detailed story by Mr. Skolnick, now in my
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possession, I call attention to an article in the Chicago Tribune
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of October 11, 1996 ("Beleagured judge steps down from U.S.
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bench").
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According to the Tribune article, "U.S. District Judge Brian Duff
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resigned Thursday after more than a decade of erratic behavior on
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the bench." Why did Duff resign? Mr. Skolnick describes Duff as
|
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raving and ranting "like he had just escaped from a nut house" at
|
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one hearing. Says U.S. District Judge Marvin Aspen, Duff "has a
|
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legitimate physical disability." According to Mr. Skolnick, it
|
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had become "widely known and understood that Judge Duff is
|
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certifiably insane, and has a psychiatric disability."
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It should be noted that mental illness is a complex disease and
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that those who suffer from it ought not to be stigmatized. Many
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of the so-called "mentally ill" are able to live normal lives,
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and indeed, some experts in the field (such as R.D. Laing, for
|
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example) characterize so-called "insanity" as in fact being
|
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"hyper sanity" -- meaning that those so labeled are actually
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*superior* in "sanity" to most.
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However, that having been said, it is troubling that so many
|
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cases involving the lives and well-being of many have apparently
|
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been profoundly influenced, if not in fact decided, by a judge
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apparently not in full possession of his faculties. The fall of
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Judge Duff raises troubling questions as to past cases over which
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he has presided.
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Some interesting vignettes from the Tribune article:
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** Duff reportedly demanded a meeting with Illinois
|
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Governor Jim Edgar, and threatened the outcome of pending
|
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cases unless Edgar complied.
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** Duff issued a gag order on lawyers in one case, and
|
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warned, "If I find someone talking to the press, I'm going
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to bore them a new orifice."
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|
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** The judge arrested his court clerk and fined her $20
|
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reportedly because the clerk had handed a file to Duff "in
|
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the wrong way."
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** During one particular sentencing, Judge Duff
|
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pontificated on "temptation" and revealed to the court that
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once, on an airplane, the flight attendant had "looked
|
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mighty fine."
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According to the Tribune article, "Sources said that the matter
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[of Duff's resignation] was so sensitive that [U.S. Attorney
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James] Burns warned his entire office that if word of the
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complaint leaked out, violators would be fired."
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|
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|
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of Conspiracy Nation, nor of its Editor in Chief.
|
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Commentary By Sherman H. Skolnick, 10/16/96
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|
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Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the
|
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Courts, 9800 S. Oglesby Avenue [Chicago, IL 60617].
|
||||
|
||||
The Clinton White House scandals are reaching the explosion
|
||||
point -- at least some well-informed folks believe that. The
|
||||
criminal indictments naming Hillary Rodham Clinton are already
|
||||
reportedly handed up, in sealed form, by one or more federal
|
||||
grand juries conducted by Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
|
||||
|
||||
The Democrats, however, are blackmailing Starr, who they say is a
|
||||
front for the Republicans. They say that if the indictments are
|
||||
released prior to the November election that President Clinton
|
||||
will resign within 24 hours. In taking over the Presidency, Al
|
||||
Gore will then confirm that there *are* scandals involving the
|
||||
Clintons. According to members of Al Gore's family who verify
|
||||
this, Gore will declare an emergency, suspending the election and
|
||||
immediately ordering the arrest of former-President George Bush
|
||||
for treason -- Bush being implicated in the massive smuggling
|
||||
into the United States of dope, flooding California and other
|
||||
population centers.
|
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|
||||
A similar scenario is [apparently likely] if Clinton is
|
||||
re-elected and Hillary is named in an indictment to be released
|
||||
after the election.
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|
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As a result of Gore's people talking about all this, Bush is
|
||||
staying close to airports so he can quickly flee the United
|
||||
States and take up refuge in a foreign country having no
|
||||
extradition arrangements with the United States, such as Ireland
|
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and Brazil.
|
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|
||||
Some of the background of George Bush and his circle of thieves:
|
||||
Former CIA Director William Colby was very knowledgeable of a
|
||||
high-level group arranging massive dope smuggling into the United
|
||||
States from the Golden Triangle of Southeast Asia. That included
|
||||
George Bush, General Colin Powell, and their crony Richard
|
||||
Armitage, former Pentagon official.
|
||||
|
||||
Now one of the reasons why William Colby was "snuffed out" and
|
||||
made to look as if he was a victim of a so-called "boat accident"
|
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is this: some of the dope loot is reportedly washed through
|
||||
Household International and Household Bank, headquartered in the
|
||||
Chicago suburb of Prospect Heights.
|
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|
||||
Also, Bush committed treason in 1980 by arranging, in Europe,
|
||||
with the Iranians, to delay the release of the U.S. hostages so
|
||||
the Reagan-Bush ticket could grab the White House by wrecking
|
||||
Jimmy Carter's bid for re-election. By delaying the release of
|
||||
the hostages they made Carter seem to be a wimp. The hostages
|
||||
were released a few moments after Reagan was sworn in as the new
|
||||
President in January '81.
|
||||
|
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So, Bush and Clinton are both CIA. And, in 1992, Bush had a
|
||||
secret understanding with Bill Clinton: No mention of the
|
||||
Iran-Contra affair. Bush, Ollie North, and Clinton while he was
|
||||
Arkansas Governor -- all three implicated in the massive CIA dope
|
||||
smuggling into the United States through the southern states, and
|
||||
particularly, through the airport at Mena, Arkansas.
|
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|
||||
George Bush's family has been deeply involved in the dope trade
|
||||
-- such as a son in Florida, part of the dope being brought in
|
||||
through a military airport there. Another son laundered dope and
|
||||
similar loot through Silverado Savings and Loan in Denver, which
|
||||
collapsed at great expense to the taxpayers.
|
||||
|
||||
And Gore's people know that the White House Travel Office has
|
||||
records going back to Dallas, 1963, identifying who it is that
|
||||
steered President Kennedy's motorcade into a hairpin turn right
|
||||
by the Dallas Book Depository building and the grassy knoll, so
|
||||
JFK could have his brains blown out by triangulation shooting,
|
||||
military style.
|
||||
|
||||
So all this can create a national emergency.
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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|
||||
For a heavy packet of printed stories by Citizens' Committee to
|
||||
Clean Up the Courts, send $5 and a stamped, self-addressed,
|
||||
business-size envelope, with 3 stamps on it, to Citizens'
|
||||
Committee to Clean Up the Courts, 9800 S. Oglesby Ave., Chicago,
|
||||
IL 60617. *caveat emptor*.
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|
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|
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to 773.
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HILLARY NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL
|
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|
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|
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Okay, I hope you're seated. Feeling calm? Good. Say, have you
|
||||
lost some weight? You look 10 years younger.
|
||||
|
||||
It has been this editor's perception that Hillary Rodham
|
||||
Clinton's main problem is just that she hooked up with the wrong
|
||||
guy, i.e. Bill "The Weasel" Clinton. Hillary started out as a
|
||||
committed idealist, even though her ideals were misguided. In
|
||||
the 1960s, she was good friends with Saul Alinsky, the noted
|
||||
rebel and radical organizer. She really believed that 1960s
|
||||
stuff and even still has stars in her eyes. (Like many of her
|
||||
generation, she is still "lost in the '60s.")
|
||||
|
||||
But she went wrong teaming up with Mr. Bill. Alas, what's a girl
|
||||
to do? She couldn't "grow up to be President," but she could
|
||||
marry the fourth stooge, Big Goofy Clinton, achieve power, then
|
||||
save the world.
|
||||
|
||||
But along the way, a lot of Goof Clinton's sleaze rubbed off on
|
||||
her. Now she's got apparent legal troubles waiting to pounce and
|
||||
send her up the river, to Club Fed, for golfing and light
|
||||
exercise.
|
||||
|
||||
Don't agree? David Brock, author of *The Seduction of Hillary
|
||||
Rodham*, paints a similar picture to that of this editor. A
|
||||
review in the Washington Times National Weekly Edition (10/20/96)
|
||||
describes Brock as seeing "the first lady as a victim of her
|
||||
husband's actions."
|
||||
|
||||
Brock, according to the Washington Times, began writing the book
|
||||
18 months ago, expecting to end up with a book unsympathetic to
|
||||
Ms. Clinton. Yet the opposite occurred. Responding to upset
|
||||
right-wingers, salivating in anticipation of a hatchet job then
|
||||
bitterly disappointed at the final result, Brock asks, "What do
|
||||
people want me to do? Do they want me to make things up?"
|
||||
|
||||
Of course Brock may have been sucked in by a type of feminist
|
||||
propaganda portraying all womyn's difficulties as to be blamed on
|
||||
the Male Oppressor(tm). Is Hillary just a poor victim really,
|
||||
just a poor little thing who couldn't help herself? Some womyn
|
||||
push that image of the poor helpless female, victimized by the
|
||||
evil male and in desperate need of Big Brother to come save her.
|
||||
|
||||
So which is it? Are women really tough as a man and can face the
|
||||
music when the chips are down? Or do they go crying to "daddy"
|
||||
that it's all "Jimmy's" fault, that "Jimmy made me do it?" You
|
||||
can't have it both ways: either women are able to stand on their
|
||||
own two feet come Hell or high water, or they're not. So which
|
||||
will Hillary do when push comes to shove? Will she do the "poor
|
||||
helpless female" bit, or will she "take it like a man?"
|
||||
|
||||
My bet is that Brock has been suckered by the "damsel in
|
||||
distress" archetype (but not necessarily tricked into it.) His
|
||||
book paves the way for a post-indictment Hillary to avoid jail,
|
||||
letting her blame it all on Male Oppressor(tm) and Male
|
||||
Seducer(tm) Bill "The Weasel" Clinton. But Hillary's got some
|
||||
guts I think so she might do something really brave like stand on
|
||||
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|
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GREAT BRITAIN: PUPPET-MASTER OF ISRAEL?
|
||||
=======================================
|
||||
|
||||
In reading Count von Reventlow's *Vampire of the Continent*, I
|
||||
became intrigued by the idea that so-called "Zionism" is in fact
|
||||
a disguise for British imperialism. Admittedly, von Reventlow, a
|
||||
German writing in 1916 when British-German relations were not
|
||||
good, has an anti-British bias. Nevertheless, I felt that the
|
||||
author may have "lurched into the truth" regarding one possible
|
||||
disguise for British imperialism.
|
||||
|
||||
On October 19, 1996, Sherman H. Skolnick treated this editor to a
|
||||
feast at the River Flame restaurant in Calumet City, Illinois. I
|
||||
posed this question: "I read this book by a Count von Reventlow.
|
||||
He wrote a book called *Vampire of the Continent* back in 1916.
|
||||
He's maybe biased, because he's a German, but as I recall he says
|
||||
that the Zionist movement is really a British thing, that Britain
|
||||
wanted to colonize that area." Here is Mr. Skolnick's response:
|
||||
|
||||
You've got to understand something: the so-called leading
|
||||
Israeli chemists are all British-trained Jews. And the
|
||||
banks of Israel that operate in Chicago, those are
|
||||
British-founded banks. And the way to get an Israeli or
|
||||
American Jew to scream is to tell the truth:
|
||||
|
||||
"Oh, I'm a Jew. I'm going to put money in the Bank
|
||||
Leumi."
|
||||
"It's not an Israeli bank. It's a British bank."
|
||||
"Where did you hear that!? I own 100 shares in the
|
||||
bank."
|
||||
|
||||
"But what about the idea that so-called 'Zionism,' behind that is
|
||||
British imperialism?" I asked.
|
||||
|
||||
Did you read my Declaration and Counter-Verification in the
|
||||
Hillary case? (Where I told a little bit about that.) How
|
||||
did I get into so much trouble with some of the prominent
|
||||
Jews like Amy Zisook and her husband? For pointing out
|
||||
that ordinary Jews like me, who our elders always taught
|
||||
that there's Jews and there's non-Jew Jews -- there's
|
||||
*Hofjuden*, a German term for "court Jew." They may have
|
||||
been a Jew when they were a child, but they became a
|
||||
Catholic or something else.
|
||||
|
||||
A person named Ehrlich(sp?) wrote a book, *The Changing of
|
||||
the Jewish Guard on Wall Street*. That book, that came out
|
||||
4 or 5 years ago, pointed out that the Wall Street bond
|
||||
houses have not been actual Judaism-following Jews for
|
||||
three generations. They are now Catholics, Episcopalians,
|
||||
and Lutherans. But they still call themselves Robert
|
||||
Rubin, this, that, and the other -- Jewish names. They are
|
||||
not Jews.
|
||||
|
||||
Right wingers say, "Oh! All these Jews are controlling
|
||||
everything!" I did a program in '94 that got me up on the
|
||||
sh** list. I pointed out some things, that there are two
|
||||
types of Jews: there's common Jews like me, and there's
|
||||
Sephardic Jews -- converted. They're not Jews. They've
|
||||
got Jewish names, but they're not Jews. They're acceptable
|
||||
to the Establishment. And if something goes wrong, they
|
||||
make a big scandal, they throw him out, and they says, "Oh!
|
||||
Did you see that? That 'Jew' is the cause of it."
|
||||
|
||||
Like Judge Posner representing the Rockefellers. He's the
|
||||
Chief Judge now of the federal Appeals Court. He's a
|
||||
*Hofjuden*. He's a Jew acceptable to the Establishment,
|
||||
who does not follow Judaism. He continues with the Jewish
|
||||
name; does not tell the world, "Hey, I'm no longer a Jew."
|
||||
And if something goes wrong: to the wall with him. A
|
||||
*Hofjuden*, a throwaway person.
|
||||
|
||||
I dared to point this out, and the Defamation League and
|
||||
everybody went after me like I was Adolf Hitler. And I
|
||||
tried, in a nice way, to explain it. The principal Jews
|
||||
who suffered in the concentration camps were not from
|
||||
Germany, they were from the satellite countries: Poland,
|
||||
the Balkans. There weren't that many Jews in Germany.
|
||||
Most of them fled, and they're in Chicago, New York, and
|
||||
elsewhere, with big money. Most of them are not practicing
|
||||
Jews: they believe in cremation, they believe in Catholic
|
||||
music in their synagogues. You go into a reformed
|
||||
German-Jewish temple, you wouldn't know, with the stained
|
||||
glass windows and the organ, whether you're in a Catholic
|
||||
church or a synagogue.
|
||||
|
||||
On the other hand, Zionists need not be Jews. Zionism is
|
||||
simply a homeland in the middle of all the rest. Britain
|
||||
set up trans-Jordan (now called Jordan) and Palestine to
|
||||
irritate the Arabs and keep them off-balance for the oil
|
||||
business. That's the reason that they allowed Jonathan
|
||||
Pollard, with the help of [Vince] Foster, to give 'em the
|
||||
nuclear missile secrets. Why? So that Israel could
|
||||
threaten not only the Arabs, but the Soviets.
|
||||
|
||||
Do you see the point? Israel started out with a
|
||||
million-and-a-half people (they've got 5 million now),
|
||||
they're surrounded by 50 million Arabs. How do you control
|
||||
all these Arabs? Put the so-called "Zionists" in the
|
||||
middle to irritate them. And you give them the nuclear
|
||||
stuff. Nobody points this out. Because, when anyone
|
||||
points this out, they says, "Oh! You're a renegade Jew."
|
||||
They go after you -- the Amy Zisooks of the world -- they
|
||||
go after you. Why? They don't want "family secrets" to be
|
||||
dragged out.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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OCTOBER SURPRISE
|
||||
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|
||||
(From the September 1996 Conspiracy Nation Newsletter)
|
||||
|
||||
In 1980, fifty-two American hostages were being held by Iran.
|
||||
The President at that time was Jimmy Carter. He was being
|
||||
challenged in his bid for re-election by the Reagan-Bush ticket.
|
||||
|
||||
Though Reagan-Bush led in the polls, they secretly feared that
|
||||
Carter would stage what was called an "October Surprise." The
|
||||
Republicans feared that if Carter were to bring about the release
|
||||
of the American hostages in late October, subsequent national
|
||||
euphoria would boost Carter in the polls and get him re-elected.
|
||||
|
||||
So, according to numerous and disparate witnesses and
|
||||
investigators, the Reagan-Bush faction initiated secret
|
||||
negotiations with the Iranians. The deal reportedly was that if
|
||||
the Iranians would ignore Carter administration overtures, the
|
||||
Republicans would give the Iranians an especially good deal
|
||||
later, when Reagan-Bush came to power.
|
||||
|
||||
Some may say, "Well, Congress looked into these allegations and
|
||||
found nothing there." But that is like saying that the Columbo
|
||||
crime family looked into the Genovese mafia and concluded,
|
||||
"They're not such a bad bunch of guys." Congress has also looked
|
||||
into the strange death of White House deputy counsel Vincent
|
||||
Foster -- twice -- and concluded that Foster committed suicide
|
||||
right where his body was found in Fort Marcy Park. So if
|
||||
Congress is so infallible, why is Special Prosecutor Kenneth
|
||||
Starr now also investigating the Foster death? And why do
|
||||
two-thirds of Americans not believe what the Congress keeps
|
||||
telling them, vis-a-vis Foster?
|
||||
|
||||
Gary Sick served on the National Security Council staff under
|
||||
Presidents Ford, Carter, and Reagan. Sick was the principal
|
||||
White House aide for Iran during the hostage crisis of 1979-81.
|
||||
He was skeptical at first, regarding the October Surprise
|
||||
allegations, yet gradually found that
|
||||
|
||||
A reality that I thought I knew well turned out to be
|
||||
little more than a facade. I had to utterly reevaluate
|
||||
whole constellations of events, even those that I had
|
||||
experienced personally...
|
||||
|
||||
[Sick had thought that] The events of 1980 could be
|
||||
explained adequately without resort to what I considered to
|
||||
be a conspiracy theory...
|
||||
|
||||
[Yet] As time went on, seemingly inexplicable fragments of
|
||||
information began to appear. My experience was not unlike
|
||||
that of a medieval scholar discovering traces of a hidden
|
||||
text beneath the script on an old parchment.
|
||||
|
||||
Sick is cautious when he writes, in his book, October Surprise,
|
||||
that "there is not enough evidence at this point to launch a
|
||||
prosecution," yet he obviously feels that the October Surprise
|
||||
story is grounded in fact: "If the evidence presented in this
|
||||
book means what it seems to mean, we must conclude that in 1980 a
|
||||
deception was inflicted on the hostages, the government, and the
|
||||
American people that has few if any parallels in our history.
|
||||
That evidence is not easily dismissed."
|
||||
|
||||
Not so cautious as Sick has been Ari Ben-Menashe, who worked for
|
||||
the Israeli intelligence agency, the Mossad, before he surfaced
|
||||
to write a tell-all book, Profits of War (1991). Ben-Menashe
|
||||
says he was part of a team which worked with the French to
|
||||
arrange secret meetings between George Bush, William Casey, and
|
||||
the Iranians. At one particular meeting in Paris, on October 19,
|
||||
1980, a final agreement allegedly was concluded: In exchange for
|
||||
a $40 million bribe and future arms shipments, the Iranians
|
||||
agreed not to release the American hostages until the January
|
||||
1981 Presidential inauguration. This, in fact, did happen; the
|
||||
52 hostages were released on January 20, 1981.
|
||||
|
||||
Barbara Honegger worked for the Reagan administration in the
|
||||
White House Office of Policy Development. She worked there for 3
|
||||
years before she became "the first resignation of conscience from
|
||||
the Reagan-Bush Administration." She held off from publishing
|
||||
her book, October Surprise, until 1989, due to a sense of loyalty
|
||||
she felt toward Ronald Reagan.
|
||||
|
||||
Honegger points out that George Bush had been a Director of CIA
|
||||
and, as such, had plenty of covert connections and know-how with
|
||||
which to implement secret dealings between the Republicans and
|
||||
Iran. Many in CIA hated Jimmy Carter for downsizing the Agency
|
||||
and were eager for revenge. Honegger, like Gary Sick, is
|
||||
cautious; throughout her book she refers to the October Surprise
|
||||
story as "allegations." Yet her evidence leads overwhelmingly to
|
||||
the reality of the October Surprise conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
For example, Honegger points to the many witnesses who have gone
|
||||
public concerning the affair. While some might consider these
|
||||
CIA contract agents to be shady characters and therefore not
|
||||
sterling witnesses, she asks: Why didn't this body of witnesses
|
||||
ever get to tell their stories to the American people? Writes
|
||||
Honegger: "As an independent journalist, I believe profoundly in
|
||||
the right of the American public to hear from all parties who
|
||||
claim to have information on charges as serious as that an
|
||||
arms-for-hostage-delay deal was made between the Reagan-Bush
|
||||
campaign and Iran."
|
||||
|
||||
So why didn't we hear all sides of the story? After all, in a
|
||||
democracy it is supposed that the public can think for itself,
|
||||
and do not need to be shielded from witnesses which some
|
||||
self-appointed authority decides are "not credible." By what
|
||||
right do the few have such control over what the many are allowed
|
||||
to hear?
|
||||
|
||||
Rodney Stich, in his classic and definitive book on government
|
||||
corruption, Defrauding America (1-800-247-7389), suggests part of
|
||||
the reason information is withheld, diminished, or twisted -- The
|
||||
CIA's Media Wurlitzer.
|
||||
|
||||
The CIA has many media personnel on its payroll to plant
|
||||
stories or discredit charges against the CIA. It pays out
|
||||
large sums of money for articles and books to be written on
|
||||
the CIA's behalf. Its control over the media is like a
|
||||
Wurlitzer, orchestrating and manipulating all segments of
|
||||
the written or broadcast media. It must be remembered that
|
||||
the CIA has iron-clad control over the establishment media
|
||||
in the United States, and spends money supporting
|
||||
journalists and the media.
|
||||
|
||||
In light of the July 1996 issue of this newsletter ("The Smiling
|
||||
Pope"), it is noteworthy that Ms. Honegger goes into the
|
||||
Propaganda Due, or P-2, connection. You'll recall that P-2 is a
|
||||
secret, illegal Masonic lodge founded in Italy by Licio Gelli in
|
||||
1966. Honegger points to Alexander Haig, later to become the
|
||||
Secretary of State under Ronald Reagan, as having been made an
|
||||
"honorary" (non-Italian) member of P-2 prior to 1980. Honegger
|
||||
further states that Licio Gelli, finance wizard Michele Sindona,
|
||||
Alexander Haig, and CIA Director William Casey "were also
|
||||
reportedly members of the Vatican's military order, the Knights
|
||||
of Malta, whose initiates must take an oath of allegiance to the
|
||||
Pope." Furthermore, P-2 is linked to the Mafia, which also seems
|
||||
to have played a part in the October Surprise plot; writes
|
||||
Honegger: "A number of press reports, taken together, suggest
|
||||
that there may have been a P-2 and Gambino Mafia connection to
|
||||
the release of the fifty-two American hostages from the U.S.
|
||||
embassy in Tehran."
|
||||
|
||||
(By the way, in light of the July issue of this newsletter, "The
|
||||
Smiling Pope," I recommend the movie, "The Godfather, Part 3.")
|
||||
|
||||
Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr was president of Iran during the hostage
|
||||
crisis. As of 1991, he was living in exile, in Paris. In his
|
||||
book, My Turn To Speak, Bani-Sadr corroborates the October
|
||||
Surprise allegations.
|
||||
|
||||
While some may wonder why Iran would have negotiated with "the
|
||||
Great Satan," i.e., the United States, it now appears that this
|
||||
rhetoric served mainly to help unite a fractious Iran against a
|
||||
common enemy. (Such techniques are used here in the U.S., where
|
||||
the government uses the Big Enemy technique to rally support --
|
||||
for example, Big Enemies such as Russia, narcotics, and now,
|
||||
increasingly, supposed omnipresent terrorists.) Writes
|
||||
Bani-Sadr: "The takeover of the U.S. embassy was wholly in line
|
||||
with [Ayatollah] Khomeini's strategy of focusing hostility
|
||||
abroad." Remember too that the U.S. had frozen Iranian funds and
|
||||
had military spare parts desperately needed by the Iranians.
|
||||
|
||||
Former-president Bani-Sadr says he has proof of contacts between
|
||||
Iran and the Reagan-Bush forces as early as the spring of 1980.
|
||||
He claims that "the sole purpose of [these contacts] was to
|
||||
handicap Carter's re-election bid by preventing the hostages'
|
||||
release before the American elections in November 1980."
|
||||
|
||||
The late Paul D. Wilcher was a Washington attorney who
|
||||
investigated the October Surprise charges. In a 100-page letter
|
||||
addressed to Attorney General Janet Reno and dated May 21, 1993,
|
||||
Wilcher offered her a comprehensive look at American "deep
|
||||
politics." (The term "deep politics," comes from Professor Peter
|
||||
Dale Scott's penetrating look at the assassination of John F.
|
||||
Kennedy, Deep Politics and the Death of JFK. Berkeley:
|
||||
University of California Press, 1993.) One section of Wilcher's
|
||||
letter to Reno is entitled, "The 'October Surprise' Treason &
|
||||
Coup D'Etat." (My thanks to a subscriber for sending me this
|
||||
disturbing document.) Writes Wilcher:
|
||||
|
||||
My client here is Gunther Karl Russbacher, a life-long
|
||||
covert operative for the CIA and the Office of Naval
|
||||
Intelligence ("ONI") who has operated at the highest levels
|
||||
of both of these super-secret organizations over the past
|
||||
30 and 25 years, respectively.
|
||||
|
||||
Because of his extremely high intelligence, his exceptional
|
||||
physical skills, his extensive training, his fluency in 8
|
||||
languages, his proficiency as one of the CIA's top pilots
|
||||
and marksmen, and the fact that his father was one of the
|
||||
original founders (along with William Casey, "Wild Bill"
|
||||
Donovan, and others) of the Central Intelligence Agency,
|
||||
back in 1947, Gunther has always operated at the highest
|
||||
levels of these "intelligence" organizations, and has been
|
||||
entrusted with carrying out some of their most difficult,
|
||||
sensitive, and top secret covert operations.
|
||||
|
||||
[......]
|
||||
|
||||
For the moment, however, I want to focus on one pivotal
|
||||
event in Gunther's career -- the fact that he was the CIA
|
||||
pilot who flew George Bush and others (listed below) to and
|
||||
from Paris on this "October Surprise" weekend, and then
|
||||
flew George Bush back to America on the CIA's hypersonic
|
||||
spy plane, the SR-71 -- to get him back home before anyone
|
||||
would notice that he was gone.
|
||||
|
||||
Russbacher says his passengers on the flight to Paris during the
|
||||
October 19, 1980 weekend, included George Bush, William Casey,
|
||||
Donald Gregg (later to become Ambassador to South Korea), Robert
|
||||
Gates (later to become Director of CIA), Robert McFarlane
|
||||
(President Reagan's National Security Advisor), Robert Allen
|
||||
(President Reagan's first National Security advisor), Earl Brian
|
||||
(of later INSLAW notoriety), Jennifer Fitzgerald (reportedly one
|
||||
of George Bush's mistresses), Congressman Daniel Rostenkowski
|
||||
(a.k.a. "Rosty," now in jail), Congressman Dan Burton, Senator
|
||||
Robert Byrd, Senator John Tower, Senator John Heinz, and other
|
||||
prominent Members of Congress.
|
||||
|
||||
Wilcher's letter describes who got what:
|
||||
|
||||
The gist of these negotiations (and deal) was that Bush and
|
||||
Casey delivered to the Iranians $40 million in cash (it
|
||||
started out as $62 million, but by the time many of the
|
||||
Americans had dipped their hands into the till, only about
|
||||
$35 million was left to give to the Iranians), basically as
|
||||
bribe money, plus the promise of $5 billion more in illegal
|
||||
arms sales and spare parts... in exchange for the Iranians'
|
||||
agreement not to release the 52 American hostages captured
|
||||
in Tehran on November 4th, 1979, until after the November
|
||||
4th, 1980, U.S. Presidential election -- in order to
|
||||
guarantee the humiliation and defeat of then-President
|
||||
Jimmy Carter, and the victory of Ronald Reagan and George
|
||||
Bush.
|
||||
|
||||
The important point to remember about this flight, and all
|
||||
those who were participating in it, is that the entire
|
||||
exercise was a carefully planned, and well executed CIA
|
||||
covert operation -- which had been ordered and sanctioned
|
||||
at the highest levels of the "Shadow Government" --
|
||||
specifically for the purpose of taking back control of the
|
||||
federal government from the Democrats, and returning it to
|
||||
the CIA and the "Shadow Government."
|
||||
|
||||
In other words, this entire operation was -- and was
|
||||
specifically designed to be -- a treasonous coup d'etat, to
|
||||
take back control of the federal government from Jimmy
|
||||
Carter and the Democrats...
|
||||
|
||||
Paul Wilcher, by the way, is numbered among the so-called
|
||||
"Clinton Body Count" -- persons connected to Bill Clinton who
|
||||
have died mysteriously and/or violently. The story of the
|
||||
Clinton Body Count was first brought to light by Indianapolis
|
||||
attorney Linda Thompson. She described how the information was
|
||||
first intimated to her, by a purported CIA agent, on the February
|
||||
3rd, 1994 broadcast of Chuck Harder's "For the People" radio
|
||||
show:
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Now, Linda, you were talking [about]... The
|
||||
Clinton Body Count. You say 25 people that have surrounded
|
||||
Bill Clinton, with some type of a personal relationship
|
||||
with him.....
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Uh-huh. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: .....have turned up dead within
|
||||
approximately the last 12 months.
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Right.
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Can you name them "off the top of your
|
||||
head," to the best of your ability?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Sure.
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: And who were they, and how come, and that
|
||||
sort of thing.
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: C. Victor Raiser was Bill Clinton's
|
||||
campaign finance chairman, and his son, who was also very
|
||||
active in the campaign, Victor Raiser, Jr., were killed in
|
||||
a plane crash, enroute to Alaska, in July of '92. Now
|
||||
that's where the body count begins. And it begins there...
|
||||
I almost didn't include them because I was going to divide
|
||||
it up into post-Presidency and pre-Presidency. The fellow
|
||||
that had called me and suggested that I do this was CIA.
|
||||
And he said, you know, "Do a body count around Clinton."
|
||||
And I said, "What?!" [He answered,] "Just do one. Do one
|
||||
before he became President and do one after he became
|
||||
President." Because I would not have thought of this on my
|
||||
own. I really... It would never have occurred to me to
|
||||
even think of doing this.
|
||||
|
||||
Besides Wilcher and Raiser, other names amongst the still-growing
|
||||
Clinton Body Count are: Paul Tully, DNC political director,
|
||||
heart attack; Paula Gober, worked as Clinton's interpreter for
|
||||
the hearing-impaired, car crash; Jim Wilhite, friends with Mack
|
||||
McLarty and Bill Clinton, skiing accident; Vincent Foster, Jr.,
|
||||
deputy White House counsel, "suicide"; Luther "Jerry" Parks,
|
||||
owner of a security service which supplied guards for Clinton
|
||||
during his 1992 presidential campaign, murdered by multiple
|
||||
gunshots; Jon Parnell Walker, RTC Senior Investigation Specialist
|
||||
looking into wrongdoing at Madison Guaranty S&L, supposedly
|
||||
jumped to his death while apartment hunting; Kathy Ferguson, wife
|
||||
of Danny Ferguson who said he brought sex-accuser Paula Jones to
|
||||
Bill Clinton's hotel room at which time Clinton is alleged to
|
||||
have sexually harassed Jones, "suicide" by pistol; Herschel
|
||||
Friday, a member of C. Victor Raiser's (see above) finance
|
||||
committee, plane crash; Ed Willey, manager of Clinton's
|
||||
presidential campaign finance committee, supposedly shot himself
|
||||
on November 30, 1993; John A. Wilson, a Washington, D.C. city
|
||||
councilman about to go public with information on Bill Clinton,
|
||||
"suicide" by hanging; Ron Brown, the late Commerce Secretary,
|
||||
killed in a suspicious plane crash.
|
||||
|
||||
The list contains many more names than the above. I may write a
|
||||
more detailed account in the future. Readers familiar with the
|
||||
many violent and/or mysterious deaths of potential witnesses
|
||||
connected to the JFK assassination will be familiar with the
|
||||
pattern suggested by the Clinton Body Count. For now, add one
|
||||
more name to the list of suspicious deaths connected to Bill
|
||||
Clinton: Susann Coleman. As documented in the book, Clinton
|
||||
Confidential (by George Carpozi), Ms. Coleman, said to be
|
||||
pregnant by Bill Clinton, died by "suicide" on February 15, 1977.
|
||||
Writes Carpozi, "Coleman is purported to have put the muzzle of a
|
||||
shotgun into her mouth and pulled the trigger."
|
||||
|
||||
But how does October Surprise lead to the Clinton Body Count?
|
||||
The October Surprise coup d'etat led to the 12-year Reagan-Bush
|
||||
Administration. During that time, the illegal Contra war in
|
||||
Nicaragua was funded in part by CIA gun- and drug-smuggling via
|
||||
Arkansas, condoned by then-Governor Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton,
|
||||
according to Roger Morris, author of Partners in Power, is a
|
||||
long-time CIA agent. The Arkansas smuggling operation was under
|
||||
the command of George Bush, himself a former Director of CIA and
|
||||
long-time agent of that roach hotel. So how does October
|
||||
Surprise lead to the Clinton Body Count? Well, as we all know,
|
||||
roaches multiply.
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Parry has worked for Associated Press, Newsweek magazine,
|
||||
and the PBS program, "Frontline." He has been an investigative
|
||||
reporter for over 20 years. Parry has continued to look into the
|
||||
October Surprise story, has had a book published on the subject
|
||||
(Trick or Treason), and recently came up with some startling
|
||||
information which he published on Internet.
|
||||
|
||||
Following a Congressional task force report which debunked the
|
||||
October Surprise allegations (a report which, writes Parry, rests
|
||||
on "an elaborate set of alibis"), Parry sought access to the task
|
||||
force's files. He obtained permission to examine unclassified
|
||||
papers, stored in a Rayburn building sub-basement, in a converted
|
||||
Ladies' washroom now used for storage. To Parry's surprise, "Not
|
||||
only did I find unclassified notes and documents about the task
|
||||
force's work, but also 'secret' and even 'top secret' papers..."
|
||||
Parry's study of these documents led him to believe, more firmly
|
||||
than ever, that the October Surprise plot had indeed occured.
|
||||
|
||||
Among the confidential documents that Parry lucked onto was a
|
||||
six-page Russian report, sent in response to a query by Rep. Lee
|
||||
Hamilton (D-Ind.) According to Parry, the "Russian report
|
||||
stated, as fact, that Casey, George Bush and other Republicans
|
||||
had met secretly with Iranian officials in Europe during the 1980
|
||||
presidential campaign. The Russians depicted the hostage
|
||||
negotiations that year as a two-way competition between the
|
||||
Carter White House and the Reagan campaign to outbid one another
|
||||
for Iran's cooperation on the hostages. The Russians asserted
|
||||
that the Reagan team had disrupted Carter's hostage negotiations
|
||||
after all, the exact opposite of the task force conclusion."
|
||||
|
||||
Still don't believe the October Surprise machinations occured?
|
||||
Tell that to former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir who,
|
||||
when asked in May of 1993 if there had been an October Surprise,
|
||||
responded, "of course, it was." Tell that to senior
|
||||
representatives of Iran's current government, who, writes Parry,
|
||||
are "amused at how wrong the House task force had been." Tell
|
||||
that to veteran White House correspondent Sarah McClendon, who,
|
||||
when I stated to her in late August of 1995, "So you agree with
|
||||
the story of the 'October Surprise,'" responded:
|
||||
|
||||
Oh definitely. There definitely was. And Bush has denied
|
||||
it all along. And people have seen him in Paris at the
|
||||
time he claims he wasn't there. They saw him there and
|
||||
they know he went to the meeting. And I definitely think
|
||||
the agreement was made there.
|
||||
|
||||
An "October Surprise" has also come to have a generic meaning.
|
||||
According to William Safire, writing in the New York Times on or
|
||||
about August 20, 1996, "An 'October Surprise,' in political
|
||||
parlance, is the making of big news to affect a November
|
||||
election." Safire points to two events which, he says, are "in
|
||||
the pipeline" -- a possible indictment of Hillary Clinton for
|
||||
perjury and obstruction of justice, and a possible punitive
|
||||
strike against Iran in retaliation for allegedly masterminding
|
||||
the recent bomb attack against a military barracks in Saudi
|
||||
Arabia.
|
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|
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A CROOKED FEDERAL JUDGE AND THE OIL RACKETS
|
||||
===========================================
|
||||
By Sherman H. Skolnick
|
||||
----------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Here is the scene. It was October, 1990. A half million U.S.
|
||||
troops were gathering in the Persian Gulf. Joined by a few
|
||||
thousand troops of our so-called "Allies." One of the great
|
||||
secrets was how, in the 1980s, U.S., England, France, and Germany
|
||||
supplied weapons to both Iraq and Iran, to kill each other --
|
||||
hundreds of thousands died -- in a war that went on for some
|
||||
eight years, 1980 to 1988.
|
||||
|
||||
The Western Powers used the Iraq-Iran war to control the oil from
|
||||
the Gulf.
|
||||
|
||||
Who in 1990 (or even now) knew or remembered that President
|
||||
George Bush and his cronies were the ones who were kingpins in
|
||||
making Kuwait a major oil producer? All the way back to 1960,
|
||||
when Kuwait was a British colony. Kuwait petroleum interests
|
||||
were big depositors and transacters through the Rockefeller
|
||||
banks, New York and Chicago. In the U.S., particularly in the
|
||||
south, Kuwait Petroleum was becoming a big competitor, such as
|
||||
the chain of retail gas stations, once owned by Gulf Oil, and
|
||||
then called under the name "Q-8" Gas Stations. Kuwait was
|
||||
becoming, world-wide, too big a competitor to the Rockefeller oil
|
||||
cartel, and the companies making up the monopoly with them.
|
||||
|
||||
There was a danger that oil prices, by over-production, would go
|
||||
down, severely damaging the oil trust, called The Seven Sisters.
|
||||
|
||||
A really big secret, in 1990, and even now, was that George Bush
|
||||
was a private joint venture business partner of Iraqi strongman,
|
||||
Saddam Hussein. Since Bush had been Director of Central
|
||||
Intelligence, 1975, the CIA created Saddam, by arranging the
|
||||
political murders of his opponents, including some of his
|
||||
power-grabbing relatives.
|
||||
|
||||
Saddam was the bully boy of the Persian Gulf, where all the other
|
||||
oil producers secretly agreed to pay him and his cronies 25
|
||||
percent of all the oil shipped to the West, for the decade 1980
|
||||
to 1990. That was one trillion dollars worth. The kick-backs to
|
||||
Saddam and his circle had been 25 billion dollars per year
|
||||
(average), a total of 250 billion dollars for the decade. Saddam
|
||||
shared the oil loot with his partner, George Herbert Walker Bush,
|
||||
and their circle of thieves and extortionists.
|
||||
|
||||
The oil kick-backs were funneled through the Chicago branch of
|
||||
Italy's largest bank, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro [BNL], owned in
|
||||
part by the Vatican. According to Congressional documents, BNL
|
||||
was the twin and interlocked with Bank of Credit and Commerce
|
||||
International [BCCI]. BCCI has been a worldwide crime, political
|
||||
murder, and espionage operation that became, supposedly, defunct
|
||||
in 1991. Actually, BCCI has continued on through its successor
|
||||
and alter ego, Pinnacle Banc Group, whose flag-ship is First
|
||||
National Bank of Cicero (Chicago mafia enclave suburb). And the
|
||||
Cicero bank has long been dominated by Bishop Paul Marcinkus,
|
||||
once heading a church there and up until 1991 head of the Vatican
|
||||
Bank. (According to an espionage-gangster scandal in Italy, the
|
||||
Vatican Bank was the center of CIA/mafia gun and dope money
|
||||
laundering as well as the secret sale of nuclear device parts to
|
||||
terrorists. The Roger D'Onofrio Affair, a long-time American CIA
|
||||
official, dual resident in U.S. and near Naples, Italy. Reuters,
|
||||
Naples, 12/2/95. Associated Press, Naples, 12/2/95. See also my
|
||||
story called "Clandestine Projects.")
|
||||
|
||||
Starting in the early 1980s, BNL and BCCI set up branches in
|
||||
major cities in the U.S., including Chicago. This was arranged
|
||||
by partners in the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock and through their
|
||||
client, Stephens & Co., largest bond brokers worldwide, outside
|
||||
of Wall Street. Forming the branches required greasing the palms
|
||||
of state and federal bank regulators and others, around the
|
||||
country. Facilitating this corruption were two of the Rose Law
|
||||
Firm partners, Hillary Rodham Clinton and her law partner/lover,
|
||||
Vincent W. Foster, Jr.
|
||||
|
||||
From the early 1980s, Vince Foster was the equivalent of a
|
||||
military general in the super-secret National Security Agency
|
||||
[NSA]. With the help of Hillary, he headed up the NSA's bank
|
||||
computer services spying operation, keeping tabs on bank and
|
||||
other money laundering worldwide -- both friend and foe.
|
||||
|
||||
Hillary Clinton's father, originally from the Chicago suburb of
|
||||
Park Ridge, was reportedly a middle-level gangster, setting up
|
||||
money washing through banks and insurance companies, U.S. and
|
||||
overseas. Hillary being married to William Jefferson Clinton was
|
||||
a marriage of convenience. From an early age, both had been
|
||||
separately groomed by CIA through George Bush and others; such as
|
||||
the CIA London station chief for Bill. To use espionage jargon,
|
||||
Bill and Hillary were a "CIA couple."
|
||||
|
||||
The CIA promoted Bill Clinton from state Attorney General (which
|
||||
he got from his gangster uncle, Ray Clinton), to be Governor of a
|
||||
sizeable state with a small population -- Arkansas -- known as
|
||||
owned by the Rockefellers. Savvy folks contend Bill is the
|
||||
illegitimate great grandson of old John D. Rockefeller, founder
|
||||
of the infamous Standard Oil Trust. Arkansas has been one of the
|
||||
most backward places in the nation, if not in the world -- where
|
||||
anything goes. In the Iran-Contra period, Governor Clinton kept
|
||||
his state police from interfering with the CIA's guns & dope
|
||||
operation through the small airport in western Arkansas, at Mena.
|
||||
In secluded facilities nearby, in violation of federal aviation
|
||||
regulations, small shops were set up and operating to re-fit
|
||||
airplanes secretly with special doors and long-range fuel tanks,
|
||||
to be used in faraway jungles, like Central America, good for
|
||||
dropping secret loads of weapons and picking up dope for return
|
||||
trips to various sites in Arkansas and across the South.
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Clinton's mother was the link through Hot Springs, Arkansas,
|
||||
to the underworld's gambling, extortion, and prostitution
|
||||
apparatus, which on occasion overlapped CIA. An outpost for
|
||||
Chicago mobsters was Hot Springs, and they had done favors for
|
||||
the CIA, such as aiding in the CIA's murder of President Kennedy
|
||||
in Dallas.
|
||||
|
||||
So, in its most simplistic terms, the marriage of Bill and
|
||||
Hillary Clinton was the joining of two crime families, Chicago
|
||||
and Hot Springs. A merger authorized for a CIA couple by the spy
|
||||
agency.
|
||||
|
||||
A few related examples: Operating through Chicago to reportedly
|
||||
wash funds for the CIA, the Vatican Bank, and others, reportedly
|
||||
has been Coral Re-Insurance, having an unlisted headquarters in
|
||||
the Barbados. They reportedly money laundered 50 million dollars
|
||||
of federal funds, part of 58.4 million dollars parked with
|
||||
Household International and their units Household Bank.
|
||||
Household, in part dominated by the Vatican, is the successor to
|
||||
the Nugan Hand Bank, like Household, a CIA proprietary washing
|
||||
espionage, political murder, and other covert funds. Former CIA
|
||||
Director William Colby, who mysteriously disappeared and
|
||||
supposedly whose body was later found, had been general counsel
|
||||
of Nugan Hand Bank which supposedly became defunct following the
|
||||
murder of one of its founders. Colby had a similar role for the
|
||||
Nugan Hand Bank alter ego, Household.
|
||||
|
||||
As to Nugan Hand Bank, see the book by Jonathan Kwitny, "The
|
||||
Crimes of Patriots."
|
||||
|
||||
I have written extensively of a complex group of state and
|
||||
federal litigation in Chicago, called the Joseph Andreuccetti
|
||||
Affair, involving the mysterious 50 million dollar transfer by
|
||||
Household to Little Rock and from there, to the Grand Caymans
|
||||
with the aid of Coral Re-Insurance and Fuji Bank.
|
||||
|
||||
The mysterious transfer of the 50 million dollars was to cover up
|
||||
the apparent embezzlement of funds from a federally-insured
|
||||
outlet, Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan -- some 47 million
|
||||
dollars for which Bill and Hillary Clinton can be the targets of
|
||||
federal criminal prosecution. Congressman Dan Burton (R., Ind.)
|
||||
refers to the strange 50 million dollars transferred by Bill
|
||||
Clinton to a known dope-money laundering center. (Congressional
|
||||
Record, 5/29/96, pages H5627-28.) Some quote the congressman as
|
||||
stating he vows to help put Bill and Hillary Clinton in prison.
|
||||
|
||||
A key player in all this was Brian Barnett Duff. In the 1980s,
|
||||
Duff sat as a judge in the state court in Chicago, the Circuit
|
||||
Court of Cook County. Later, the Reagan/Bush team installed Duff
|
||||
as a federal district judge in Chicago. Some knew Duff to be
|
||||
corrupt, but he escaped while all other local judges were sent to
|
||||
federal prison in "Operation Greylord" (touched off by our work.)
|
||||
|
||||
One thing is for sure: Duff was subject to blackmail, a key
|
||||
reason someone is selected for high office (an unfortunate
|
||||
American reality.) At any moment, Duff could be whisked away to
|
||||
the funny farm. On the bench, he had outbursts where he wanted
|
||||
to jail the more-independent lawyers for no particular reason.
|
||||
In routine cases, lawyers knew they had to grovel before him or
|
||||
he would suddenly go nuts and start threatening one or more
|
||||
lawyers and others.
|
||||
|
||||
Some just imagined Duff as some psychiatric ward inmate who
|
||||
somehow escaped to high federal office. Duff acted the part and
|
||||
was there to be used and blackmailed.
|
||||
|
||||
A case that should have been labeled a blackmailer's
|
||||
dream-come-true was on U.S. District Judge Duff's docket in
|
||||
October, 1990. (You are wrong if you really believe cases get on
|
||||
a particular judge's docket by so-called "random selection." To
|
||||
make a long story short, court corruption requires a corrupt
|
||||
Court Clerk's office. A top federal Court Clerk's Office
|
||||
official ended up in jail because of our work, in 1969, U.S. vs.
|
||||
Robert P. Steine.)
|
||||
|
||||
All of the foregoing almost unraveled, worldwide, but was hushed
|
||||
up -- a series of events in October, 1990.
|
||||
|
||||
A Texas Democrat, in some ways seeming to be a populist, was
|
||||
Henry B. Gonzalez. As a very long-time congressman, he headed up
|
||||
the House Banking Committee. As part of an investigation of the
|
||||
twin banks, BNL and BCCI, Cong. Gonzalez sought the records of
|
||||
the Chicago branch of BNL. A custodian of copies of some of
|
||||
those records was the Federal Reserve Board who began giving them
|
||||
to the congressman's committee.
|
||||
|
||||
Alarmed when they found out, the Bush/Saddam Hussein gang
|
||||
instigated the Illinois State Banking Commissioner, which
|
||||
regulated the BNL Chicago branch, to start an injunction suit in
|
||||
federal district court in Chicago which by corrupt means was
|
||||
assigned to Judge Duff, a crony of Bush. People of the State of
|
||||
Illinois ex rel. William C. Harris, Bank Commissioner vs. Board
|
||||
of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Case No. 90 C 6863.
|
||||
Because they were the focus of the litigation, becoming an
|
||||
intervening party was the House Banking Committee.
|
||||
|
||||
In one of his rulings, Judge Duff sought to bar Gonzalez's House
|
||||
Banking Committee lawyer from Judge Duff's courtroom. In one of
|
||||
his psychiatric outbursts, apparently brought on by blackmail
|
||||
pressure against him, Judge Duff referred to the lawyer as an 800
|
||||
pound gorilla showing no deference to Judge Duff. In other plain
|
||||
words, get the hell out of my courtroom and out of this
|
||||
courthouse: this matter is already "fixed," by Bush and others,
|
||||
and why are you here?
|
||||
|
||||
(A key development: while the case was pending, the Illinois
|
||||
Attorney General, representing the Banking Commissioner in
|
||||
federal court, changed from GOP to Democrat. They half-heartedly
|
||||
proceeded to push the case.)
|
||||
|
||||
Unless Congressman Gonzalez was prepared to sign -- and he wasn't
|
||||
-- a national security oath of some sort that he would not reveal
|
||||
the BNL Chicago records, any records he had were to be returned
|
||||
and he could not get any more of the bank's records. One of the
|
||||
exhibits already in the court record is a letter on behalf of
|
||||
CIA, that the bank's records should not be divulged. The court
|
||||
record also shows high-level negotiations between top Italian
|
||||
officials, in Rome, with officials in the U.S. of the Federal
|
||||
Reserve, regarding that the BNL records should not be disclosed.
|
||||
|
||||
Bush's blackmailable crony, Judge Duff, enjoined the release of
|
||||
the records of BNL. The mass media, themselves interlocked with
|
||||
crooked banks, dared not send any reporter to cover the case. In
|
||||
May, 1991, an appeal of the case was heard by a three-judge panel
|
||||
of the U.S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, in Chicago. Most of
|
||||
the judges on the 7th Circuit court (covering Wisconsin,
|
||||
Illinois, and Indiana) are interlocked with banks. For example,
|
||||
chief judge of that court for many years was Judge Walter J.
|
||||
Cummings, Jr.: his father for years and years was board chairman
|
||||
of the Continental Bank of Chicago. The Cummings family have
|
||||
been major owners of that bank, along with the Vatican, the
|
||||
Rothschilds, and the Queen of England (who always had a
|
||||
representative of the British royal family on the Continental
|
||||
board).
|
||||
|
||||
That bank, tied to the commodity markets, has all the years been
|
||||
a center of corrupt secret nominee accounts for judges, to
|
||||
corruptly influence many federal judges such as in Chicago.
|
||||
Continental Bank has been the head office for several thousand
|
||||
correspondent banks. (Formed before the American Civil War, like
|
||||
the Chicago Board of Trade, Continental was apparently the
|
||||
transfer point for Rothschild banking empire funds implicated in
|
||||
the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.)
|
||||
|
||||
The only reporter at the May, 1991, federal appeals court hearing
|
||||
was myself accompanied by friends. *Where* *was* *the*
|
||||
*mainstream* *press* *in* *a* *world-shaking* *story* *like*
|
||||
*this*?
|
||||
|
||||
After the hearing, in the back of the courtroom, I interviewed
|
||||
two participants.
|
||||
|
||||
Question: I heard that the secret BNL Chicago records
|
||||
involved here relate to private, joint business ventures
|
||||
between George Herbert Walker Bush and his business partner
|
||||
Saddam Hussein.
|
||||
|
||||
Answer: (From a lawyer of the Illinois Attorney General
|
||||
representing the State Banking Commissioners) Yes, that is
|
||||
correct.
|
||||
|
||||
(To be careful and sure, I asked the same question three times.
|
||||
Same answer each time.)
|
||||
|
||||
Question: Why do the state and federal bank regulators
|
||||
want these records suppressed?
|
||||
|
||||
Answer: Release of the records would undermine the
|
||||
authority of bank regulators and because of what is
|
||||
involved here, would cause a worldwide run on banks.
|
||||
|
||||
Question: Are you confirming it is that serious, the
|
||||
possible release of BNL Chicago's records?
|
||||
|
||||
Answer: Yes, release of the records would create an
|
||||
international incident, detrimental to the banks, the
|
||||
United States, and our international relations.
|
||||
|
||||
The bank's records, among other things, show Bush and Saddam
|
||||
Hussein getting, for the decade of the 1980s, 250 billion dollars
|
||||
in oil kick-backs from all the Persian Gulf oil producers, or 25
|
||||
billion dollars per year for a decade -- for the ten years
|
||||
leading up to the Persian Gulf War.
|
||||
|
||||
I then stated: It seems the appeal record is suppressed or
|
||||
someone wants to suppress it. Whereupon, the lawyer reached into
|
||||
a leather suitcase and dragged out most of the records and gave
|
||||
them to me.
|
||||
|
||||
I then interviewed the lawyer for the Illinois Banking
|
||||
Commissioner, that regulates the Chicago branch of BNL. I asked
|
||||
him the same question as well, three times to be sure, and each
|
||||
time he answered similar to the first lawyer. He then also
|
||||
volunteered:
|
||||
|
||||
Those records also relate to "non bank" records. He explained
|
||||
there are records of BNL Chicago that are not exactly bank
|
||||
records but show George Herbert Walker Bush as the private joint
|
||||
business venture partner of Saddam Hussein.
|
||||
|
||||
The three-judge panel was headed by Judge Richard A. Posner,
|
||||
later made Chief Judge of the 7th Circuit. Posner, once a law
|
||||
school teacher at the University of Chicago (founded and operated
|
||||
by the Rockefeller oil cartel) reportedly represents the one
|
||||
billion dollar (and more) stock portfolio of the University of
|
||||
Chicago. (Like the other judges on the federal appeals court in
|
||||
Chicago -- and other banker-judges around the nation -- Judge
|
||||
Posner does NOT disqualify himself when his financial interests
|
||||
are involved. Guess who wins?)
|
||||
|
||||
Before becoming a judge on the federal appeals court in Chicago,
|
||||
Posner ran a court litigation service company described by
|
||||
reliable sources as reportedly specializing in bribing or
|
||||
blackmailing federal judges on behalf of major corporations.
|
||||
|
||||
After an appeals court hearing, most usually their ruling is made
|
||||
months later. In the meantime, in this case, after the hearing,
|
||||
the Bush Justice Department began circulating stories -- but the
|
||||
press fakers were afraid to go into it and follow it up -- that
|
||||
Judge Posner had reportedly received bribes in eight other cases.
|
||||
Funny thing, our group already knew about those eight other
|
||||
cases, not news to us.
|
||||
|
||||
Responding to the bribery blackmail, Judge Posner, in the summer
|
||||
of 1991, made a strange and rare ruling: that the BNL Chicago
|
||||
case should not be in this courthouse and should be entirely
|
||||
removed.
|
||||
|
||||
Only a right-wing, conservative newspaper dared publish the
|
||||
details of all this. ("Spotlight," 8/19/91)
|
||||
|
||||
Saddam Hussein's half-brother, in Geneva, Switzerland, has told
|
||||
European reporters that if Saddam is assassinated by the American
|
||||
CIA, that records will be released compelling the American
|
||||
government to prosecute George Bush for treason.
|
||||
|
||||
In March, 1996, I did a program on my popular public access cable
|
||||
TV program in Chicago, called "Broadsides," that Judge Brian
|
||||
Barnett Duff was observed by me and an associate of mine during a
|
||||
three-hour hearing in a case involving Chicago City Hall
|
||||
patronage jobs. A former city employee contended that thousands
|
||||
of city workers have been defrauded out of amounts that total
|
||||
into the hundreds of millions. That this was because of a fraud
|
||||
upon the federal district court in Chicago. Implicit in the
|
||||
hearing was that Judge Duff was in some way himself a part of the
|
||||
fraud upon his court. Duff implied that the situation is so
|
||||
serious, as to the amounts involved, that it could cause city
|
||||
government of Chicago to declare bankruptcy.
|
||||
|
||||
During the lengthy hearing, described on my cable TV show, Judge
|
||||
Duff raved and ranted like he had just escaped from a nut house.
|
||||
For a lengthy period he condemned one of the lawyers that had
|
||||
filed papers about the fraud upon Duff's court in the city
|
||||
patronage cases. Just as Duff looked at the lawyer Duff was
|
||||
berating, Judge Duff said: "If you say anything more I am going
|
||||
to do something to you." Such as jailing him for contempt.
|
||||
Funny thing, the lawyer had not said hardly a word.
|
||||
|
||||
After the taping of my show, before it was even cablecast, Judge
|
||||
Duff had heard about my show about him. Judge Duff saw me in the
|
||||
lobby of the federal courthouse and came up behind me and in a
|
||||
very sarcastic tone said to me, "Thanks for the compliment,
|
||||
Skolnick."
|
||||
|
||||
After the show was cablecast, because of the large viewership, it
|
||||
became widely known and understood that Judge Duff is certifiably
|
||||
insane, and has a psychiatric disability. To once and for all
|
||||
hush up the whole business about Judge Duff and the rulings about
|
||||
BNL and Chicago and such, Chief Judge Posner issued a series of
|
||||
rare and strange rulings, called mandamus cases, brought by
|
||||
lawyers complaining that Judge Duff is erratic (if not actually
|
||||
crazy.) Suddenly the mainstream press began condemning Judge
|
||||
Duff as erratic. Was there a danger that Judge Duff was going to
|
||||
start blabbing about the big fix involving himself in the BNL
|
||||
Chicago case? Judge Posner's much publicized rulings against
|
||||
Duff on the mandamus petitions discredited Duff. Thereafter, who
|
||||
would believe anything Judge Duff said in or out of court?
|
||||
|
||||
Then stories began circulating that the Justice Department,
|
||||
because of a crazy ruling by Judge Duff, in a secret complaint to
|
||||
Congress, wanted Judge Duff impeached. The one-million
|
||||
circulation Chicago Tribune, in a front page story headlined
|
||||
"Beleagured Judge Steps Down From U.S. Bench -- Duff was known
|
||||
for erratic actions." The Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court
|
||||
in Chicago is quoted as saying Duff "has a legitimate physical
|
||||
disability." What he really meant is that Judge Duff has long
|
||||
been known, and subject to blackmail, because of his mental
|
||||
disability.
|
||||
|
||||
The Justice Department complaint against Judge Duff was so secret
|
||||
that the U.S. Attorney in Chicago warned his entire office that
|
||||
if anyone there talked about it, they would be fired.
|
||||
|
||||
The funny thing was that the federal appeals court in Chicago,
|
||||
populated with banker-judges, removed Duff from a lawsuit
|
||||
contesting the state's treatment of the mentally ill. Duff had
|
||||
demanded in court that the Illinois Governor come personally and
|
||||
privately to meet Judge Duff about the mental hospital case;
|
||||
otherwise, Judge Duff threatened to torpedo numerous other state
|
||||
lawsuits pending on his docket, to cost the state many millions.
|
||||
|
||||
Lawyers complained that Judge Duff was so nuts, that motions and
|
||||
briefs filed without inclusion of his middle name were rejected
|
||||
out of hand. A local group called "The Chicago Council of
|
||||
Lawyers," in a 1991 evaluation (blackmailing Duff during the BNL
|
||||
Chicago case?) said, "Some lawyers report that the only way to
|
||||
avoid Judge Duff's ire is to grovel and constantly flatter him."
|
||||
|
||||
See the lengthy front-page story, Chicago Tribune, 10/11/96.
|
||||
|
||||
Some contend the BNL Chicago case, covered up by Judge Duff and
|
||||
then nailed shut by appeals Judge Posner, involves a lot more
|
||||
than just the treason of Bush being in business with Saddam
|
||||
Hussein; at the same time Bush sent a half a million U.S. troops
|
||||
in harm's way to the Persian Gulf. Although the press said the
|
||||
Gulf War casualties were just a few hundred -- how about the
|
||||
80,000 ex-GIs suffering from Gulf War diseases? Medical sources
|
||||
claim several thousand of those ex-soldiers have since died of
|
||||
the strange illnesses. One source claims 15,000 of those
|
||||
suffering from Persian Gulf War Syndrome have perished.
|
||||
|
||||
Some contend the BNL Chicago record cover-up involves among other
|
||||
things:
|
||||
|
||||
** the money that paid for the political assassination of Olof
|
||||
Palme, Prime Minister of Sweden, who started to complain about
|
||||
the Swedish arms merchant Bofors committing high crimes in secret
|
||||
weapons shipments to Iraq and Iran.
|
||||
|
||||
** the American CIA as well as foreign intelligence agencies
|
||||
washing political assassination funding through BNL Chicago.
|
||||
|
||||
** the bribery, by BCCI, to try to spread out more in the U.S.,
|
||||
of 25 percent of the House of Representatives and 28 U.S.
|
||||
Senators. (Some have forgotten about my exclusive story in
|
||||
Spotlight in October, 1991, about the BCCI-Congress bribery
|
||||
mess.)
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
[CN: The following paragraph was conveyed to me by phone by Mr.
|
||||
Skolnick subsequent to his having written the above article. He
|
||||
wished it to be included with this story. Thanks to a CN reader
|
||||
for pointing out to myself and Skolnick the apparent Henry Hyde
|
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connection to Judge Duff.]
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|
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Judge Duff apparently helped cover up things in the Resolution
|
||||
Trust Corporation (RTC) case against Congressman Henry Hyde
|
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(Republican, Illinois). The case is still pending. It is
|
||||
alleged that Hyde, as a director of Clyde Savings & Loan, through
|
||||
wrongful conduct, caused the downfall of Clyde S&L. A CIA lawyer
|
||||
came in and, in chambers, asked that records be impounded.
|
||||
Subsequently such an order by Judge Duff ordering that principal
|
||||
records be impounded was issued. Duff also apparently arranged
|
||||
to delay the trial so as to help Hyde. Hyde is reportedly in
|
||||
charge of the CIA's "black budget" and has more actual authority
|
||||
than the Director of Central Intelligence (DCIA).
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
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Since 1963, Mr. Skolnick has been founder/chairman of the
|
||||
Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts, a public-interest
|
||||
group researching and investigating judicial corruption and
|
||||
political murders. Updates of their work are on a regular phone
|
||||
call, a recorded phone message, 5 minutes: (773) 731-1100. He
|
||||
is now the moderator of a public access cable TV program,
|
||||
"Broadsides," in Chicago, available to some 400,000 households.
|
||||
Using a good browser, you can find many thousands of citations to
|
||||
his stories and reports on Internet. Office: 8 a.m. to
|
||||
midnight, 7 days, (773) 375-5741. 9800 South Oglesby Avenue,
|
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Chicago, Illinois 60617-4870. Call before sending Fax. (The area
|
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FOCUS ON CHARLES HAYES
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======================
|
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|
||||
The book from which the following is excerpted, The Octopus:
|
||||
Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro, by Kenn Thomas
|
||||
and Jim Keith, will be available in late November from Feral
|
||||
House, POB 3466, Portland, OR 97208.
|
||||
|
||||
One person who might have had a view of how PROMIS works was
|
||||
Charles Hayes. Newspapers identified Hayes as a salvage dealer
|
||||
in Pulaski County, Kentucky, near the temporary home of Ari Ben-
|
||||
Menashe in Lexington, who purchased $45 worth of surplus computer
|
||||
equipment from the government in July 1990. The equipment
|
||||
included 13 terminals, nine printers, two cartridge module
|
||||
drives, 19 backup cartridges and two central memory
|
||||
units--equipment that had been used by the US Attorney's office
|
||||
since 1983 to maintain information via PROMIS on the witness
|
||||
protection program, informants, office employees, and outstanding
|
||||
grand jury cases. In August, when federal officials discovered
|
||||
that a weak magnetic screwdriver had failed to purge this
|
||||
information from the equipment adequately, two FBI agents
|
||||
dispatched to make inquiries of Hayes were kicked out.(1) Three
|
||||
days later, Hayes began to cooperate with the US Attorney's
|
||||
office, denied that he had possession of any information that
|
||||
might have been on the equipment, and invited an inspection.
|
||||
Inspectors discovered that the serial numbers of the two
|
||||
cartridge modules that Hayes claimed were the ones he bought did
|
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not match the numbers of the modules the Justice Department had
|
||||
sold. (2) Hayes then claimed he had sold the modules, but did
|
||||
not name the purchasers until after federal officials filed a
|
||||
lawsuit.(3) Justice Department attorneys later claimed that Hayes
|
||||
had indeed tried to sell the secret information to an undercover
|
||||
informant, but criminal charges were never filed. (4) The case
|
||||
led to a congressional investigation of computer security; the
|
||||
Justice Department now tosses rather than sells its extra data
|
||||
storage devices.
|
||||
|
||||
(1) Baker, David L., "Computer Records Accidentally Sold,"
|
||||
Lexington Herald-Leader, September 1, 1990.
|
||||
(2) Baker, David L., "Buyer Says Agents Didn't Find Computer
|
||||
With Secrets," Lexington Herald-Leader, September 5, 1990.
|
||||
(3) "Buyer of US Computer Files To Be Disclosed," Lexington
|
||||
Herald-Leader, September 6, 1990.
|
||||
(4) Baker, David L., "US Says Pulaski Man Tried To Sell
|
||||
Secrets," Lexington Herald-Leader, September 22, 1990.
|
||||
|
||||
...and
|
||||
|
||||
With the help of Wackenhut and the Cabazons, according to Ari
|
||||
Ben-Menashe, the US developed its own version of the back-door
|
||||
and the US and Israel began looking for a neutral company through
|
||||
which it could sell the program to foreign intelligence services.
|
||||
The company chosen for the task was Degem, a computer firm with
|
||||
offices in Israel, Guatemala and the South African Bantustan
|
||||
homeland. It had been taken over for the purpose by Robert
|
||||
Maxwell, the publishing mogul who drowned under mysterious
|
||||
circumstances in 1991. Through Maxwell's Degem, working in
|
||||
tandem with Brian's Hadron, the software found a home with the
|
||||
military regime in Guatemala, where it tracked leftist
|
||||
insurgents. "Even if they traveled under a false name, various
|
||||
characteristics, such as height, hair color, age, were fed into
|
||||
roadside terminals and PROMIS searched through its database
|
||||
looking for a common denominator. It would be able to tell an
|
||||
army commander that a certain dissident who was in the north
|
||||
three days before had caught a train, then a bus, stayed at a
|
||||
friend's house, and was now on the road under a different name.
|
||||
That's how frightening the system was." According to
|
||||
Ben-Menashe, PROMIS was used in South Africa to track and squelch
|
||||
the organizers of a strike among the black coal miners via their
|
||||
mandatory identity cards (5). Degem also sold PROMIS to the
|
||||
Soviet Union and the system was utilized by its GRU intelligence
|
||||
service at least until the coup against Mikhail Gorbachev. (6)
|
||||
|
||||
(5) Oddly, a member of a congressional delegation sent on a fact-
|
||||
finding tour to Johannesburg at the exact moment the world's
|
||||
second largest platinum mine fired 20,000 black workers to end a
|
||||
walk-out in January 1986, was Charles Hayes of Chicago. The mine
|
||||
was located in the homeland of Bophuthatswana, northwest of
|
||||
Johannesburg ("South African Platinum Mine Fires 20,000 Blacks
|
||||
Over Strike," Lexington Herald Leader, January 7, 1986.) In
|
||||
December of that year, the Charles Hayes, who would later buy the
|
||||
loaded Justice Department computers but identified then as an
|
||||
attorney, was involved with a gemstone smuggling operation in
|
||||
Brazil with links to Kentucky. He represented one of the
|
||||
Brazilian corporations indicted by the US over the smuggling.
|
||||
(White, Jim, Courier-Journal, September 6, 1990.) (6)
|
||||
Ben-Menashe, Profits of War, p. 141.
|
||||
|
||||
Kenn Thomas publishes Steamshovel Press, a journal that regularly
|
||||
examines conspiracy theories. Singles issues: $5.50 in USA;
|
||||
US$6.50 foreign. SUbscriptions: $22.00 in USA; US$26 foreign.
|
||||
Send to Steamshovel Press, POB 23715, St. Louis, MO 63121. On
|
||||
the web, Steamshovel can be found at:
|
||||
http://www.umsl.edu/~skthoma
|
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|
||||
"The customer is our enemy." -- Michael Andreas of ADM
|
||||
|
||||
ANDREAS, ADM SLAPPED DOWN IN SCHEME
|
||||
===================================
|
||||
By Warren Hough
|
||||
(The Spotlight, Nov. 4, 1996)
|
||||
[See the new Spotlight web site at http://www.spotlight.org]
|
||||
|
||||
In November 1992 FBI agent Brian Shepard, checking on reports of
|
||||
industrial sabotage, planted hidden microphones in the executive
|
||||
offices of the Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), a leading
|
||||
agribusiness conglomerate.
|
||||
|
||||
"What we were tracking was a mole," says Shepard.
|
||||
|
||||
What they found was a viper's nest of fraudulent schemes,
|
||||
price-fixing and consumer fraud incriminating many of the world's
|
||||
largest food supply firms.
|
||||
|
||||
On October 15, four years after the investigation began, ADM
|
||||
pleaded guilty to federal charges of criminal price manipulation
|
||||
and agreed to pay a whopping $100 million fine.
|
||||
|
||||
But ADM's surrender is merely "the first thread in a worldwide
|
||||
web of multinational corporations that pay lip service to 'free
|
||||
trade' while they join forces against the consumers in cartels
|
||||
and price-rigging conspiracies," says Otto Welker, a former New
|
||||
York State prosecutor.
|
||||
|
||||
Following ADM's guilty plea, the Justice Department has now
|
||||
launched criminal investigations of 21 major agribusiness and
|
||||
food-supply firms, including such industry leaders as the giant
|
||||
Cargill Corporation and Hoffman-Laroche, a leading Swiss
|
||||
biochemical manufacturer.
|
||||
|
||||
As this issue of The Spotlight went to press, its investigative
|
||||
reporters have assembled the following facts about the ongoing
|
||||
probe:
|
||||
|
||||
In the summer of 1992, Dr. Mark Whitacre, a specialist in
|
||||
nutritional science who headed ADM's biochemistry division, found
|
||||
himself caught in a gnawing dilemma.
|
||||
|
||||
On the one hand, Whitacre had become uneasily involved in a
|
||||
criminal conspiracy: A secret deal between ADM and its main
|
||||
competitors to fix the price of his biochemistry division's main
|
||||
product, lysine, an amino acid extracted from corn and used
|
||||
worldwide as an essential additive to pork and poultry feed.
|
||||
|
||||
On the other, Whitacre was ordered to deal with a team of FBI
|
||||
agents called in by ADM Chairman Dwayne Andreas to find out
|
||||
whether saboteurs hired by rival Japanese firms were slipping
|
||||
contaminants into ADM's production machinery.
|
||||
|
||||
Tormented by doubts about his complicity in a criminal
|
||||
conspiracy, Whitacre began to change the account of events he
|
||||
gave federal investigators.
|
||||
|
||||
"I told [FBI agent] Shepard I had lied about some things... It
|
||||
was a real relief to talk to someone without lying all the time,"
|
||||
Whitacre related in a court deposition reviewed by The Spotlight.
|
||||
|
||||
Shepard soon persuaded Whitacre to "wear a wire" -- that is, to
|
||||
carry a concealed audio transmitter into the meetings of ADM's
|
||||
top executives.
|
||||
|
||||
-+- Let Them Eat Cake -+-
|
||||
|
||||
The results were stunning. Andreas, one of the most powerful
|
||||
U.S. corporate chieftains, along with his son and heir-apparent,
|
||||
Vice Chairman Michael Andreas, are heard telling their top aides
|
||||
to forget all the "hogwash" about free trade, global
|
||||
competitiveness and "feeding the world" propagandized by ADM's
|
||||
paid TV commentators such as celebrated talk show host John
|
||||
McLaughlin. {1}
|
||||
|
||||
"Our philosophy is just the opposite. In reality, it is our
|
||||
competitors who are our friends and the customer is our enemy,"
|
||||
Michael Andreas, unaware that he is being recorded, reminds his
|
||||
colleagues time and again.
|
||||
|
||||
In line with this corporate philosophy, ADM soon made a secret
|
||||
pact with its two main competitors in the lysine business -- the
|
||||
Japanese agribusiness giants Kiowa Hakko and Ajinomoto -- to
|
||||
create a criminal cartel, fixing market shares and artificially
|
||||
high worldwide prices for this vital biochemical commodity.
|
||||
|
||||
"In a way, it was stealing from the world's poor -- the uncounted
|
||||
millions of customers Andreas had designated the 'enemy' -- in
|
||||
order to enrich the fat multinational corporations that supply
|
||||
our overpriced food," says consumer advocate Nora de Apponyi, a
|
||||
well-known nutrition specialist.
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...propagandized by ADM's paid TV commentators." Also, ADM
|
||||
(at least locally, where I live) helps support the PBS News Hour
|
||||
with Jim Lehrer. A brief ADM promo always starts the PBS
|
||||
newscast here. Strange, but I haven't seen a whole lot of
|
||||
coverage of this ADM scandal on PBS.
|
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|
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|
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|
||||
CONTRARY TO WHAT THE PENTAGON IS TELLING YOU...
|
||||
There is a deadly Gulf War biological disease ravaging
|
||||
our troops, and it is contagious!
|
||||
|
||||
APPROXIMATELY 15,000 GULF WAR VETERANS ARE ALREADY DEAD AND
|
||||
BETWEEN 100,000 AND 200,000 TROOPS ARE SICK, DISABLED, OR DYING!
|
||||
|
||||
*Be* *Aware* that this disease is also affecting Gulf War
|
||||
veterans in the other Coalition forces who served alongside our
|
||||
military, and their civilian populations as well!
|
||||
|
||||
According to Senate Testimony from Ex-Senator Donald Riegle
|
||||
(Feb., Oct. 1994 -- Senate Reports 103-900, 103-983, 103-984):
|
||||
|
||||
** BIOLOGICAL weapons were manufactured, sold, and shipped
|
||||
to Iraq with the full knowledge of the Bush Administration,
|
||||
Dept. of Commerce, and Centers for Disease Control.
|
||||
|
||||
** These Gulf War diseases are CONTAGIOUS, and 75 percent
|
||||
of GW veterans report the disease now spread to their
|
||||
spouses and children.
|
||||
|
||||
This disease is a public health hazard spread by blood
|
||||
transfusion, sex, and perspiration. Every sitting senator in
|
||||
1994 heard this information. This includes ex-Senate Majority
|
||||
Leader BOB DOLE, whose wife, ELIZABETH DOLE, oversees over 50
|
||||
percent of the blood donations in this country via the American
|
||||
Red Cross. Gulf War veterans have asked for a ban on blood
|
||||
donations due to the transmission of the disease. This has not
|
||||
been done.
|
||||
|
||||
** OUR TROOPS ARE SICK AND DYING! **
|
||||
|
||||
Article III, Sec. 3 of the U.S. Constitution defines TREASON as:
|
||||
"...Giving [the enemies of the United States] Aid and Comfort."
|
||||
|
||||
SILENCE IS CONSENT
|
||||
|
||||
Whereas:
|
||||
-- The entire Senate was made aware of this information and
|
||||
remained silent.
|
||||
-- Generals Schwarzkopf and Powell had access to the Nuclear,
|
||||
Biological, and Chemical (NBC) logs which indicated the use of
|
||||
chemical and biological weapons, and remained silent.
|
||||
-- The Pentagon (including Assistant Secretary of Health Affairs,
|
||||
Dr. Stephen Joseph), the Department of Justice, the Centers for
|
||||
Disease Control, the U.S. Congress, and President William Clinton
|
||||
have ALL been aware of the above facts AND HAVE REMAINED SILENT!
|
||||
|
||||
Therefore:
|
||||
The American Gulf War Veterans Association, on behalf of all
|
||||
veterans from all wars and on behalf of the American people,
|
||||
demand:
|
||||
1) A full investigation be instituted INDEPENDENT of any
|
||||
government agency.
|
||||
2) A complete disclosure of all parties involved in the design,
|
||||
development, testing, manufacture, sale, and use of all chemical
|
||||
and biological agents.
|
||||
3) The media, including all TV and radio networks and news
|
||||
agencies begin a massive education campaign to accurately address
|
||||
the truth about the Gulf War illness, its contagiousness, and its
|
||||
treatment.
|
||||
4) Companies and individuals who profited IN ANY WAY from the
|
||||
manufacture, distribution, sale, or deployment of these weapons
|
||||
have their assets immediately seized until such time as treatment
|
||||
costs and compensations are determined and provided to those
|
||||
affected.
|
||||
5) ALL GULF WAR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT HAVE FILED
|
||||
CLAIMS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE TREATMENT AND COMPENSATION.
|
||||
6) If, DURING THIS TIME OF WAR (we are officially at war with
|
||||
Saddam Hussein -- see P.L. 102-25), the deliberate and willful
|
||||
withholding of vital information leads to the injury and death of
|
||||
America's military and civilian populations, we contend that
|
||||
those withholding that information have thereby "aided the enemy"
|
||||
and should be charged with neglect, murder, and TREASON!
|
||||
|
||||
In this 50th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials, let us not
|
||||
forget those who were tried, convicted, and hung because they
|
||||
"were only following orders!" These issues are real. The facts
|
||||
and official records speak for themselves. Unless the WHOLE
|
||||
TRUTH is told and those involved in the silent murder of our
|
||||
nation's guardians are brought to justice BY THE COURT OF PUBLIC
|
||||
OPINION, every American will be at risk. It is truly a tragedy
|
||||
when our Gulf War veterans must prove they have an illness, prove
|
||||
that the Pentagon is lying, and prove that the Pentagon has
|
||||
possessed this information since 1991 that would have resulted in
|
||||
the diagnosis and treatment of this disease.
|
||||
|
||||
THERE CAN BE A MILLION LIES BUT ONLY ONE TRUTH!
|
||||
|
||||
If you are a Gulf War veteran, send your name, address, unit,
|
||||
location where you were stationed, and the symptoms you
|
||||
experience. We will send you a two-hour video, documentation
|
||||
package, and the song dedicated to Gulf War veterans by Dave
|
||||
Riddell titled, "Where Are The Voices That Care?" (No charge --
|
||||
you have already paid the price.)
|
||||
|
||||
If you know a Gulf War veteran suffering from the effects of
|
||||
chemical and biological weapons, or if you just want to help
|
||||
spread the word about this terrible disease and shameful
|
||||
government cover-up, please contact the American Gulf War
|
||||
Veterans Association today.
|
||||
|
||||
For God and Country,
|
||||
|
||||
(signed) Joyce Riley
|
||||
|
||||
R.N. BSN (Capt. USAF -- inactive Reserve Flight Nurse)
|
||||
|
||||
American Gulf War Veterans Association
|
||||
3506 Highway 6 South, #117
|
||||
Sugarland, TX 77478-4401
|
||||
Phone: (713) 587-5437
|
||||
Fax: (713) 438-4581
|
||||
|
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|
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CHALMER "CHUCK" HAYES: MYSTERY MAN
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==================================
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The House Select Committee's final report on its investigation of
|
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the assassination Dr. Martin Luther King describes FBI conduct
|
||||
toward the slain civil rights leader as "morally reprehensible,
|
||||
illegal, felonious, and unconstitutional." Subsequently the word
|
||||
was that a "new" FBI, no longer like its former self, had arrived
|
||||
and we could all relax. Yet the reports we've been hearing
|
||||
lately on this federal busybody force belie the claim of
|
||||
"modernity" -- whatever that's supposed to mean.
|
||||
|
||||
Does "new" and "modern" equal "better" when it comes to the FBI?
|
||||
Not so. The Federal Bureau of Investigation's "new" face is no
|
||||
different than its "old" face -- except that its agents are now
|
||||
wearing nylon windbreakers bearing brazen and unashamed "FBI"
|
||||
lettering on the back. It's still the same bunch that
|
||||
"investigated" the JFK assassination; they have not changed their
|
||||
ways. Waco, Ruby Ridge, Malcolm X's daughter, Richard Jewell:
|
||||
these federal boys and girls, like Bill Clinton, just "do as they
|
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please."
|
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|
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I know that Chalmer "Chuck" Hayes is an "ex"-CIA agent and many
|
||||
may figure, "Who cares what happens to CIA people?" But the
|
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point is that, like at Waco, all citizens, no matter how
|
||||
unsavoury they might seem, are entitled to equal protection under
|
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the law. The American Civil Liberties Union understood this
|
||||
principle when, in the late 1970s, they defended the right of
|
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Nazi swine to march in Skokie, Illinois.
|
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|
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Chuck Hayes, says local Kentucky newspaper the "Commonwealth
|
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Journal," has been charged in a "murder for hire" scheme. This
|
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charge is based on the FBI's claim that one of their agents,
|
||||
working undercover, phoned Hayes and contracted to "scare, hurt,"
|
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or murder Hayes's son in return for $100. Hayes, at last report,
|
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is being held without bond. His location is not known.
|
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|
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According to an anonymous fax I received today (November 3,
|
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1996), the charge against Hayes is false and is a maneuver by the
|
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Clintons, Janet Reno, and FBI Director Louis Freeh against Hayes
|
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"in an attempt to silence him and stop his investigation for Ken
|
||||
Starr." What is more, adds the author of the anonymous fax, "the
|
||||
delay in making the existing indictments from being made public
|
||||
is only delaying the inevitable until after the election."
|
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|
||||
A preliminary check with one of my sources, an individual whom I
|
||||
have code-named "Mr. Mercedes," leads me to believe that the
|
||||
author of the anonymous fax is no lightweight in his access to
|
||||
inside information.
|
||||
|
||||
The anonymous fax goes on to warn: "Welcome to Watergate II, you
|
||||
sorry excuses for journalists. Sit back and watch the show
|
||||
unfold with FEMA declaring a national emergency and voiding the
|
||||
corrupt election of a criminal..." He adds that, "the Clintons
|
||||
know their co-presidency is soon to collapse and they, along with
|
||||
their cronies, are all heading to jail..."
|
||||
|
||||
(Personally I am thinking lately, "Hey, come to think of it, I'm
|
||||
poor. So why should I care if Clinton gets in and taxes a bunch
|
||||
of rich dudes?" Yet beyond economics it's a basic question of
|
||||
right and wrong: no good can come from having a crook as
|
||||
President, even if he is my crook.)
|
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|
||||
So not to get political (vote, or don't vote, for who you
|
||||
please), but Charles Hayes, no matter what his past associations,
|
||||
is a U.S. citizen with rights such as *habeas corpus*. No matter
|
||||
one's personal opinion of him, the principle comes first: FBI
|
||||
and the justice system has and does break the law it is
|
||||
supposedly meant to serve. What is happening to Chuck Hayes is
|
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an outrage, especially considering he is associated with an
|
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unpopular, fringe group.
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ALERT: FORWARD TO ROSS PEROT
|
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============================
|
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|
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I received the following communique from a person known to me to
|
||||
not be a lightweight in his knowledge of "deep politics"
|
||||
(Professor Peter Dale Scott's term for esoteric American
|
||||
politics; see his excellent book, *Deep Politics and the Death of
|
||||
JFK, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993.) The
|
||||
person who authored the following communique is a questionable
|
||||
quantity as far as I'm concerned: yes, he has inside knowledge,
|
||||
but if or not he operates with a hidden agenda is unknown to me.
|
||||
My usual policy with information that may be important is to pass
|
||||
it along and let the reader make up her own mind.
|
||||
|
||||
Also I offer the caveat that the following communique betrays an
|
||||
anti-Israel bias. My own opinion is that Israel is not the "big
|
||||
bad wolf" that some imagine it to be. This is hinted at, for
|
||||
example, by evidence showing Great Britain as puppet-master of
|
||||
Israel. Also, if Israel buys the U.S. Congress, whose fault is
|
||||
that? Israel's, or the Congress which is widely known worldwide
|
||||
as being for sale to the highest bidder?
|
||||
|
||||
Finally, the author of the following communique makes mention of
|
||||
Media Bypass magazine and, specifically, that magazine's
|
||||
investigative reporter Lawrence Myers. Regarding Media Bypass
|
||||
magazine, they have published some good material in the past, yet
|
||||
lately seem to be wimping out with legal mumbo jumbo which goes
|
||||
nowhere. (For a good, fiction-based-on-fact account of what a
|
||||
dead-end labyrinthe legalisms can be, see *Bleak House* by
|
||||
Charles Dickens.) As to Mr. Myers, for all I know he may be a
|
||||
fine, honest reporter, maligned unjustly in some quarters.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
96/Oct/30 (Wed)
|
||||
Re: Chuck Hayes Alert
|
||||
|
||||
Dear Soul,
|
||||
|
||||
Please note that 1st hand report from 96/Oct/29 (Tue), concerning
|
||||
the alleged bond hearing on 96/Oct/28 (Mon) is as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
1. NO BOND *EVER* to be allowed
|
||||
2. NO VISITORS
|
||||
3. NO MAIL
|
||||
4. NO PHONE
|
||||
5. Only alleged attorney visits (2 attorneys named: 1. Kirk
|
||||
Davis, Burnside, Ky; 2. Warren Scolville, London, Ky; 3.
|
||||
PROBLEM, one of the two attorney's offices, Congressman Hal
|
||||
Rogers was observed as an office insider -- who is opposed to
|
||||
Chuck [Hayes].)
|
||||
6. Chuck [Hayes] was swooped on by an FBI SWAT team on 96/Oct/22
|
||||
7. Normal procedure is bond hearing next day -- Wed. 96/Oct/23
|
||||
-- NOT HELD.
|
||||
8. Thur 96/Oct/24 NO HEARING held but hearing promised for
|
||||
Friday 96/Oct/25.
|
||||
9. 96/Oct/25 -- *NO HEARING*
|
||||
10. 96/Oct/28 (Mon) Set for
|
||||
(a.) ARRAIGNMENT for 96/Nov/22
|
||||
(b.) TRIAL Pre-set for 96/Dec/2
|
||||
11. Very, very unusual outcome based rulings on an
|
||||
(a.) alleged felony, with
|
||||
(b.) no one actually hurt,
|
||||
(c.) no prior criminal record known or mentioned.
|
||||
|
||||
It is probably not wisdom to leave this thing bottled up in
|
||||
peanut London, Ky. Please get this out on Internet or however or
|
||||
wherever.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, we do not endorse the FBI/DOJ spin doctor Louisville, Ky
|
||||
Courier Journal 96/Oct/24 story as verification when they have
|
||||
(1) No Case #, (2) no Judges name, (3) no charge cited, or (4)
|
||||
for DOJ/FBI false evidence creation abilities.
|
||||
|
||||
Please, if you can *get* *this* *to* *Ross* *Perot* (R.P.),
|
||||
please do so. If you have no good way to get R.P., -- Please
|
||||
put, "Alert, forward to R. Perot," on your Internet or anywhere
|
||||
and *get* *it* *to* *R.P.*
|
||||
|
||||
Note:
|
||||
Before Lawrence "Mossad Morrano" Meyers took charge at *Media by
|
||||
Pass*, that magazine focused cover photos and stories on enemy
|
||||
perpetrators -- detailing their evil deeds -- such as Diane
|
||||
"Mossad" Feinstein.
|
||||
|
||||
Since Mossad Meyers is in control they focus on souls trying to
|
||||
do good -- 4 of whom have been jailed or terrorized by the
|
||||
FBI/BATF/DOJ -- so far. The *first* was the leader of fed
|
||||
watchers: photoed on cover of Media by Pass by Meyers, almost
|
||||
immediately jailed thereafter. The *second* was a witness hidden
|
||||
from the OKC bombing perpetrators (BATF/FBI/DOJ) but exposed by
|
||||
Meyers, who turned the heretofore unknown witness over to the
|
||||
FBI/BATF/DOJ terrorizers. The *third* was when the new editor
|
||||
and Meyers published against Mary Snell, the wife of Richard
|
||||
Snell, and for his murderers, convicted felon Arkansas Governor
|
||||
Guy Tucker in league with the former Governor. The *fourth* is
|
||||
now *Chuck Hayes*, photo cover targeted in September 96 by
|
||||
Meyers, imprisoned in October 96 by FBI/BATF/DOJ.
|
||||
|
||||
*WHO WILL BE THE NEXT VICTIM* of what should be correctly renamed
|
||||
*MEDIA BY MOSSAD*.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
1996/Nov/1
|
||||
|
||||
Brian,
|
||||
|
||||
Please recall we have written to you in the past, having/working
|
||||
with Chuck Hayes, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, others known to you -- Jim
|
||||
Norman, so forth.
|
||||
|
||||
We have been de-stabilized by our imposter non-government for
|
||||
trying to help covert community souls who wind up in a jam.
|
||||
|
||||
Which description now fits Chuck Hayes.
|
||||
|
||||
We are asking you to use your computer resource access to get us
|
||||
"*best*" phone and fax [for] 2 to 3 persons:
|
||||
|
||||
1) Woolsey -- former CIA Director
|
||||
2) R. Perot
|
||||
3) Air Force General Cairn or Cairns (acting CIA Director four
|
||||
short weeks, before Deutch.)
|
||||
|
||||
Each of these three has personal knowledge of Chuck [Hayes] and
|
||||
may help if pushed/goaded.
|
||||
|
||||
Please respond in some way so we know you received this
|
||||
communication.
|
||||
|
||||
Thank you,
|
||||
|
||||
Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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READING THE TEA LEAVES
|
||||
======================
|
||||
Expert Post-Election Analysis by Dan Branermi
|
||||
---------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Straw man Bob Dole pretended to run for President. He went easy
|
||||
on Bill Clinton in return for a cushy post-election job, perhaps
|
||||
as part of a bi-partisan commission of some type.
|
||||
|
||||
The larger picture is for a second-term slow grilling of Bill
|
||||
Clinton with him eventually stepping down. In the works may well
|
||||
be, as emphasized by Sherman H. Skolnick of Chicago, an
|
||||
appointment by post-Clinton President Al Gore of Jay Rockefeller
|
||||
as Vice President. From there, Gore could be given the heave-ho
|
||||
based on alleged scandals connected to him.
|
||||
|
||||
All this "coincidentally" would occur concurrently with an
|
||||
inevitable economic collapse. Public rage at economic disaster
|
||||
could be diverted onto hapless Bill Clinton, suddenly revealed as
|
||||
a crook to a somewhat ignorant public.
|
||||
|
||||
Countering all this could be Clinton stonewalling: as head of
|
||||
the Executive branch, Bill Clinton has a lot of power. Were such
|
||||
stonewalling to occur, a prolonged agony of Clinton scandal
|
||||
hearings, investigations, and "news," may bring the situation to
|
||||
a tragic climax: veteran White House correspondent Sarah
|
||||
McClendon reportedly has voiced fears that Clinton may be
|
||||
assassinated.
|
||||
|
||||
Clinton is Oswald. As pointed out by Michel Foucault in his
|
||||
book, *Surveiller et punir*, the condemned man represents the
|
||||
symmetrical, inverted figure of the king. Lee Harvey Oswald's
|
||||
father died two months before he was born. Oswald's uncle,
|
||||
Charles "Dutz" Murret, was Lee's surrogate father during his
|
||||
youth. "Uncle Dutz" became connected with Carlos Marcello's
|
||||
Louisiana Mafia in 1947, and later helped young Lee Harvey Oswald
|
||||
gain employment as a "runner" for Marcello. Both Lee and Uncle
|
||||
Dutz worked in Marcello's downtown bookmaking network. (See
|
||||
*Mafia Kingfish* by John H. Davis, e.g. ch. 52.)
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Clinton's father William Blythe died in a car wreck in May
|
||||
of 1946. About three months later his son, the future President
|
||||
Bill Clinton, was born. Bill Clinton had as mentor and surrogate
|
||||
father one Raymond G. Clinton, brother of stepfather Roger
|
||||
Clinton, Sr. "Uncle Raymond" tutored young Bill Clinton in the
|
||||
hidden ways of politics. As pointed out by Roger Morris in
|
||||
*Partner's in Power*, "it would be to big Uncle Raymond that
|
||||
Billy turned again and again in matters of real power and
|
||||
ambition." According to veteran sleuth Skolnick, Uncle Raymond
|
||||
had underworld connections (see CN 9.54).
|
||||
|
||||
Oswald was the condemned man -- the inverted figure of the king.
|
||||
About 30 years after the death of condemned man Oswald we have
|
||||
come full-circle: Clinton is the inverted figure of the
|
||||
condemned man. Who is praised when the harvest (economy) is
|
||||
good? The king. Who is blamed when the crops (economy) fail?
|
||||
The king. The planned eruption of the various Clinton scandals
|
||||
into general public consciousness will coincide with the "crops"
|
||||
failing, and Bill Clinton has long-since been "sheep dipped" for
|
||||
his role of diversionary fall guy.
|
||||
|
||||
Tom Valentine, host of *Radio Free America*, has a slightly
|
||||
different slant. As reported in The Spotlight of 11/11/96, "some
|
||||
insiders are saying the charges and arrest [of Chuck Hayes] are
|
||||
politically motivated because Hayes is allegedly working with
|
||||
Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr." Valentine reportedly has
|
||||
predicted that upcoming scandal hearings may wind up further
|
||||
destroying public confidence in the government. He agrees with
|
||||
this observer that the whole situation is deliberate, yet differs
|
||||
as to its purpose: "When the truth hits the 'sheeple' like a ton
|
||||
of bricks, the mainstream will be traumatized. What kind of
|
||||
gimmick will be offered by the manipulators -- a new world
|
||||
order?"
|
||||
|
||||
Adding to the boiling cauldron is unrest within the military.
|
||||
According to Mr. Skolnick, there have in the past few years been
|
||||
several military plots to arrest Bill Clinton. Says Skolnick,
|
||||
"Some contend it would be justified under the Military Code."
|
||||
Currently, according to the Chicago journalist and crusader
|
||||
against corruption, "Clinton has quietly ordered total
|
||||
surveillance on all the flag officers, more than 400 Generals and
|
||||
Admirals. He wants to know who is plotting to arrest him."
|
||||
|
||||
In his current recorded message (312-731-1100), Mr. Skolnick
|
||||
foresees imminent indictments, including of First Lady Hillary
|
||||
Clinton. Says Skolnick, "Some expect Hillary may take up
|
||||
residence in a foreign country having no extradition treaty with
|
||||
the U.S., such as Ireland." If this occurs, perhaps her new
|
||||
neighbor will be disgraced Mexican ex-president Carlos Salinas,
|
||||
now also hiding out in Ireland.
|
||||
|
||||
Post-election analysis: Eruption of Clinton scandals will
|
||||
coincide with economic collapse. Clinton will be the scapegoat
|
||||
for public anger. Like Oswald, he will divert wrath from the
|
||||
real killers, in this case the killers of the economy.
|
||||
Complicating things will be Bill Clinton's ability, as Chief of
|
||||
the Executive branch, to stall the process. Lurking on the
|
||||
sidelines is a disgruntled military, with power of their own.
|
||||
|
||||
(By an interesting coincidence, the letters in the name "Dan
|
||||
Branermi" can be re-arranged to spell "Brian Redman.")
|
||||
|
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|
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MORE CRISIS FOR CLINTON
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=======================
|
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
|
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----------------------
|
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|
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Some military flag officers and Vice President Al Gore are
|
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closely watching Bill Clinton. Is a crisis coming? Part of it
|
||||
revolves around the crash, off Long Island, New York, of TWA
|
||||
Flight 800 which had been enroute to Paris. Some background:
|
||||
|
||||
More than 60 French nationals died in the crash. Two top
|
||||
officials of the French Secret Police were scheduled to be
|
||||
onboard Flight 800 but, at the last moment, took another flight.
|
||||
Five or more of their assistants, however, died in the crash. By
|
||||
the way, what were the French CIA brass doing so much in the
|
||||
United States? Were they trying to determine if there is a U.S.
|
||||
military coup in the works against Clinton?
|
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|
||||
The Clinton White House blocked the French government's efforts
|
||||
to send 300 of their own divers and experts to scour the ocean
|
||||
bottom for what really happened. It was only then that Clinton
|
||||
ordered a supposed full-scale U.S. ocean search for victims and
|
||||
pieces of the crashed plane.
|
||||
|
||||
Since at least the early 1960s and DeGaulle, France has not
|
||||
trusted the United States. At the time, they withdrew from NATO
|
||||
and turned their missiles to face the U.S. Undercover operatives
|
||||
of the French CIA infiltrated the plot to assassinate President
|
||||
Kennedy in 1963. Their explosive details of a high-level
|
||||
American CIA and military cabal were in a European best-seller in
|
||||
14 languages and published in English in Belgium in 1968, and
|
||||
written under a pen-name. Then and now the Washington government
|
||||
forbids U.S. bookstores to sell the book, called "Farewell
|
||||
America."
|
||||
|
||||
Only two Americans were able to smuggle the books into the U.S. I
|
||||
was one of them and gave away copies at college lectures in the
|
||||
1970s in return for small donations. No copies are left now.
|
||||
|
||||
Like with the book "Farewell America," the Paris government again
|
||||
has the smoking gun that this time could topple the Clinton White
|
||||
House. The pilot of a French civilian airplane here says he
|
||||
swerved his plane to avoid a missile. French airlines are
|
||||
equipped with a special onboard video taping system. French TV
|
||||
has the video tape and so far has embargoed it. (French TV also
|
||||
beams to Chicago via satellite. Their up-link and down-link are
|
||||
on top of a public access cable TV facility in Chicago.) The
|
||||
French CIA also has the video tape which, if aired, could wreck
|
||||
the Clinton White House efforts to stonewall Flight 800 details.
|
||||
|
||||
A former ABC News correspondent stationed in Paris, Pierre
|
||||
Salinger, says he has inside data from French intelligence as
|
||||
well as the U.S. Secret Service showing that Flight 800 was shot
|
||||
down by a U.S. Navy missile. (Was the shoot-down by accident or
|
||||
otherwise? Some contend the plane had onboard hundreds of
|
||||
billions of dollars of counterfeit bonds, so well made they could
|
||||
be used to topple either the U.S. or a foreign government.
|
||||
Which? Apparently, every other effort to stop the circulation
|
||||
and transport of the bonds has met with failure. Was the
|
||||
situation also like Pan Am Flight 103? Which had onboard, when
|
||||
it was bombed and crashed, somewhere between 8 and 50 CIA
|
||||
personnel returning from a failed hostage rescue mission; some of
|
||||
them subpoenaed to testify before a Congressional committee of
|
||||
treasonous meddling by George Bush. The Flight 103 was brought
|
||||
down 6 weeks after Bush was elected President in 1988.)
|
||||
|
||||
By the way, some contend an American publisher suppressed a book
|
||||
by Salinger about the treason of Bush in a Paris suburb and
|
||||
elsewhere in Europe, in October, 1980, arranging to delay release
|
||||
of U.S. hostages held by Iran. Bush's treachery was to make
|
||||
Jimmy Carter appear to be a wimp and to benefit the Reagan/Bush
|
||||
election ticket. It is called the "October Surprise" scenario.
|
||||
The hostages were released in January, 1981, a few moments after
|
||||
Reagan was inaugurated the new President. (And who all was it
|
||||
that shot at Reagan some weeks thereafter?)
|
||||
|
||||
Clinton could have avoided the apparent crisis about Flight 800
|
||||
by quickly, after the crash, apologizing to the families of those
|
||||
who perished, stating [that] by accident a U.S. missile downed
|
||||
the plane. But: how would he apologize to the families of the
|
||||
French nationals who perished? And to the families of the French
|
||||
Secret Police?
|
||||
|
||||
Note: The TWA Flight 800 crash was in July, 1996. In July,
|
||||
1988, in a similar mishap, like with Flight 800 (assuming Flight
|
||||
800 was just an "accident"), an aegis-class missile cruiser
|
||||
downed an Iranian civilian airplane killing, like with Flight
|
||||
800, several hundred people. (Some use the analogy to posit an
|
||||
Iranian terrorist missile scenario against Flight 800.) On the
|
||||
Iranian crash, see: the book "The Line of Fire" by Admiral
|
||||
William J. Crowe, Jr., former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
|
||||
|
||||
In published accounts, Pierre Salinger is quoted as saying that
|
||||
he had the document on Flight 800 five weeks before he disclosed
|
||||
it a few days after Clinton's 1996 re-election. Salinger says
|
||||
some "very important people" had advised him not to reveal it
|
||||
until after the November 5th election because "officials won't
|
||||
tell the truth until after the American election." (Chicago
|
||||
Tribune, 11/9/96). {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
The French are apparently aware of a U.S. military coup against
|
||||
Clinton -- several attempts since 1995 have been violently
|
||||
snuffed out -- such as the planeload of generals and such, killed
|
||||
in a sabotaged plane crash in Alabama on April 17, 1995, two days
|
||||
before the Oklahoma bombings (which some contend was an ATF
|
||||
"sting" that went wrong.)
|
||||
|
||||
In this crisis, Al Gore reportedly is joining with the flag
|
||||
officers -- Admirals and Generals -- to remove Clinton: (1) as
|
||||
provided under the military code, with flag officers and others
|
||||
arresting and charging Commander-in-Chief Clinton with treason
|
||||
and sedition (which would be their defense if Clinton charges
|
||||
them with mutiny.) And (2) under the 25th Amendment to the U.S.
|
||||
Constitution, Gore as Vice President, joining with other
|
||||
Executive Department officials, to unseat Clinton, making Gore
|
||||
the Acting President. Gore reportedly plans to name John D.
|
||||
Rockefeller IV, called Jay, the appointed, not elected, new Vice
|
||||
President. Does Gore have enough life insurance? Jay itches to
|
||||
be the unelected President.
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
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{1} Or did Salinger wait until after the election because
|
||||
releasing the info before the election might be perceived as just
|
||||
"dirty politics," in other words, just political propaganda?
|
||||
Releasing the info after the election removes the stigma of
|
||||
pre-election propaganda.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Skolnick, chairman/founder since 1963 of Citizens' Committee
|
||||
to Clean Up the Courts, investigating and disclosing judicial
|
||||
bribery and political murders. Updates of their work are on a
|
||||
recorded 5-minute phone message, on 24 hrs/day, a regular phone
|
||||
call: (312) 731-1100. He is the moderator of a public access
|
||||
cable TV show, on since 1991. His comments are on various
|
||||
categories on Internet. (Put in his full name through search
|
||||
engines such as Netscape.) Office: 8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days,
|
||||
(312) 375-5741. Call before sending fax. 9800 S. Oglesby Ave.,
|
||||
Chicago, IL 60617-4870. The new area code after Oct. 1996 has
|
||||
been 773. If any problem, continue for awhile using old area
|
||||
code 312.
|
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|
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SALINGER VS. FBI: AN UNFINISHED PUZZLE
|
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|
||||
|
||||
Sherman Skolnick tells me that he demonstrated quite an aptitude
|
||||
for mathematics in his younger days. But, since he attended
|
||||
school in a time when sensitivity to challenges (e.g. opening
|
||||
doors, climbing stairs, etc.) faced by the "differently abled"
|
||||
(Skolnick contracted polio at the age of 6) was low, his gift was
|
||||
not nurtured as it should have been. He was eventually forced to
|
||||
discontinue his formal schooling.
|
||||
|
||||
I suspect that many so-called "conspiracy theorists" have some
|
||||
facility for, or derive some pleasure from, solving puzzles. If
|
||||
there is such a thing as mathematical aptitude, I'd bet
|
||||
conspiratologists would show statistically significant numbers in
|
||||
that category. That is what most or all areas of conspiracy
|
||||
research have in common: an unsolved puzzle. For example, the
|
||||
facts show that Lee Harvey Oswald did not shoot President
|
||||
Kennedy. Yet the FBI and other alleged experts have continued to
|
||||
sit on their hands, refusing to "solve the puzzle" and insisting
|
||||
that Oswald was the culprit and there was no conspiracy. So, to
|
||||
those of mathematical and/or puzzle solving inclinations, the
|
||||
natural thing is to begin turning the thing over in your mind.
|
||||
|
||||
That may be why some don't quite understand conspiracy theorists:
|
||||
people have different aptitudes: some are more language
|
||||
oriented, others show talent in the mathematical realm. Those
|
||||
skilled in language perhaps cannot fathom what fun there could be
|
||||
in solving a puzzle.
|
||||
|
||||
The latest puzzle begins with Pierre Salinger claiming that TWA
|
||||
Flight 800 was brought down by a U.S. Navy missile. Then, of
|
||||
course, the FBI and other officials deny it happened. One would
|
||||
naturally expect that next, Pierre Salinger would be interviewed
|
||||
on, say, CNN's Larry King show. Instead, the guest is, of all
|
||||
people, basketball player Magic Johnson. (Huh?)
|
||||
|
||||
So the puzzle is left hanging there, unsolved. The unreconciled
|
||||
dispute has disappeared into Limbo, displaced now by the
|
||||
convenient eruption of an Army sex scandal. And so, the
|
||||
conspiratologists begin sifting through the evidence, even while
|
||||
FBI's Kallstrom pounds on the lectern in a temper fit deleted
|
||||
from later broadcasts.
|
||||
|
||||
My thanks to a CN reader for putting me in touch with reports
|
||||
from Paris Match magazine and for assisting me with the following
|
||||
translation of their reportage. The following translation is
|
||||
admittedly awkward. I will forward the original articles, in
|
||||
French, to those who request it.
|
||||
|
||||
"You are invited to attend a function on Long Island," read
|
||||
the invitation. The function was to be held at Docker's
|
||||
restaurant. It was that evening that Linda Kabot began
|
||||
taking the photos. And she was taking photos minutes later
|
||||
when an explosion occurred over the ocean. It was soon
|
||||
learned that TWA 800 had exploded in flight.
|
||||
|
||||
Linda Kabot has just brought back from the developer the
|
||||
pictures she took in the evening of July 17. She is about
|
||||
to put them aside but her husband, who watches over her
|
||||
shoulder, intrigued by a detail, wants to study the
|
||||
picture. He notices a long, unusual object that crosses
|
||||
the sky. Immediately making the connection with the Boeing
|
||||
catastrophe, the couple calls the FBI. An hour later,
|
||||
police arrive and show great interest in the photo. They
|
||||
leave with the first positive and the negative. Sometime
|
||||
later, helicopters will hover over the restaurant, probably
|
||||
to obtain ballistics data. Anxious to learn the experts'
|
||||
findings, the Kabots are told, "No conclusion can be
|
||||
obtained from this photo." As they insist on knowing the
|
||||
reason for the intriguing detail, one expert tells them,
|
||||
"It could be a cigar thrown by a guest." They are not
|
||||
convinced.
|
||||
|
||||
The cylinder that crosses the sky appears, in its
|
||||
extremity, incandescent, which may indicate the combustion
|
||||
from the propulsion system of a rocket.
|
||||
|
||||
The hypothesis of a missile having destroyed TWA Flight 800
|
||||
was transmitted to Paris Match magazine by e-mail about a
|
||||
month ago. With great support from technical
|
||||
demonstrations, our mysterious correspondent, supposedly a
|
||||
captain of a Boeing 747, explained the tragedy to us with
|
||||
an astonishing verisimilitude. We did not immediately go
|
||||
with the story, because a journalist's role requires that
|
||||
we verify the sources. The transmission of an e-mail, as
|
||||
it was in this case, gave us no guaranty of reliability.
|
||||
|
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|
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DID SUB-LAUNCHED MISSILE DOWN CIVILIAN JETLINER OFF LONG ISLAND?
|
||||
================================================================
|
||||
By Mike Blair
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
(The Spotlight, Nov. 18, 1996)
|
||||
|
||||
Investigative reporters have focused on the possibility that TWA
|
||||
Flight 800 was shot down by a missile-bearing submarine on July
|
||||
17. A CBS News reporter contacted The Spotlight to exchange
|
||||
information regarding the downing of the airliner, which cost the
|
||||
lives of all 230 people on board.
|
||||
|
||||
The CBS reporter said she was particularly interested in The
|
||||
Spotlight's reports that U.S. spy satellites had photographed the
|
||||
downing of the aircraft (Spotlight, Aug. 12 and subsequently).
|
||||
|
||||
This is one of the few times that the mainstream media has joined
|
||||
The Spotlight in a probe of a news story in the populist
|
||||
newspaper's 21-year history.
|
||||
|
||||
The Spotlight reported that a U.S. infrared spy satellite was in
|
||||
orbit over Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island and had
|
||||
actually photographed the airliner being downed by a missile.
|
||||
Similar reports have appeared in New York newspapers.
|
||||
|
||||
Most mainstream reports are moving to the conclusion that neither
|
||||
a missile nor a bomb downed the jet, rather that it was some sort
|
||||
of accidental internal explosion bringing the plane down.
|
||||
|
||||
-+- Photos Studied -+-
|
||||
|
||||
According to Spotlight sources, the National Reconnaisance Office
|
||||
(NRO) was studying "frame-by-frame" photographs taken of the
|
||||
downing of Flight 800 to determine the type and origin of the
|
||||
missile responsible for the tragedy.
|
||||
|
||||
The NRO is the nation's most secret spy agency, which operates
|
||||
and collects the data obtained from the highly-sophisticated spy
|
||||
platforms in space orbit.
|
||||
|
||||
According to internal CBS memoranda provided to The Spotlight,
|
||||
the network news department has determined that Assistant FBI
|
||||
Director James K. Kallstrom, who is heading the bureau's probe of
|
||||
the crash out of New York, is "convinced it's a missile [that
|
||||
destroyed the airliner] and that he thinks the Pentagon is
|
||||
withholding information."
|
||||
|
||||
The Spotlight has researched details regarding an American
|
||||
guided-missile cruiser that was operating in the vicinity of the
|
||||
plane crash, some 10 miles off Long Island's southern coast.
|
||||
|
||||
It has been determined that the *Ticonderoga*-class guided
|
||||
missile cruiser, USS Normandy (CG-60), a 567-foot, 9,466-ton
|
||||
vessel commissioned by the Navy in 1990, was about 180 miles from
|
||||
the TWA jetliner when it was blown from the sky.
|
||||
|
||||
The Navy claims that the Normandy's air search radar was not
|
||||
working at the time the TWA plane was downed. According to the
|
||||
*Jane's Fighting Ships*, published in Britain, guided-missile
|
||||
cruisers of the Normandy's class are equipped with at least three
|
||||
air-search radar systems, each apparently capable of providing
|
||||
the others back-up.
|
||||
|
||||
The original area of ocean off Long Island determined to be part
|
||||
of the "crime scene" of the crash by the FBI and other federal
|
||||
agencies measured an area of 2,400 square miles. That would
|
||||
place the missile cruiser well within the area.
|
||||
|
||||
CBS says that a Navy Lockheed P-3 Orion was airborne at 10,000
|
||||
feet, about 60 miles from the TWA airliner, when the missile
|
||||
struck the jumbo jet.
|
||||
|
||||
The P-3 Orion is one of the nation's key sub-hunting aircraft.
|
||||
|
||||
According to a CBS memorandum, Paul Ragganes, a CBS expert in the
|
||||
field of military weaponry, "says that the fact that the Normandy
|
||||
(a cruise missile carrier) was nearby, and that the P-3 Orion was
|
||||
even closer makes him think that the Navy was at least responding
|
||||
to a threat. If that's the case, the threat turned into a really
|
||||
ugly and embarrassing reality."
|
||||
|
||||
It has been reported in the media that a Navy H-60 helicopter was
|
||||
in the area where the TWA plane went down.
|
||||
|
||||
According to *Jane's*, the Normandy carries two SH-60B Seahawk
|
||||
helicopters, the Navy's version of the Army's UH-60 Blackhawk.
|
||||
|
||||
The Seahawk is equipped with a LAMPS III (Light Airborne
|
||||
Multi-Purpose System III). The purpose of the LAMPS electronics
|
||||
is anti-submarine warfare.
|
||||
|
||||
The Seahawk is also capable of releasing submarine-detecting
|
||||
sonobuoys into the sea where submarine activity is suspected.
|
||||
|
||||
The Orion is also capable of releasing sonobuoys.
|
||||
|
||||
The CBS reporter has queried the TWA Task Force, which consists
|
||||
of the federal agencies involved in the TWA probe, about the
|
||||
presence of the P-3 Orion sub-hunter being in the area of the
|
||||
crash and notes "this kind of aircraft is usually around when
|
||||
they're looking for a submarine, or they know one is in the
|
||||
water."
|
||||
|
||||
Since the downing of TWA Flight 800, the FBI and other federal
|
||||
investigative agencies have received more than 100 reports from
|
||||
individuals who witnessed a missile streak up toward the
|
||||
aircraft, just before it burst into flames.
|
||||
|
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At first, it was speculated that the airplane was downed by
|
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terrorists using a small shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile
|
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(SAM), such as an American-made Stinger.
|
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|
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However, some military experts, including explosive weapons
|
||||
specialist retired Air Force Gen. Ben Partin, believe that a
|
||||
larger, far more powerful missile was used.
|
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|
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The retired general said he believes that a far more
|
||||
sophisticated and larger radar-guided SAM was used, one that is
|
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fired from a fixed launcher, either from a ship, the ground or
|
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some type of mobile launching system.
|
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|
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It was, some experts contend, the type of missile that would
|
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instantly destroy its target, just as Flight 800 was destroyed,
|
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and not a shoulder-fired weapon that could just cripple its
|
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target but still leave it airborne.
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|
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"The type of missile that hit Flight 800," the retired general
|
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said, "was of a type intended to destroy a large strategic
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bomber, not just damage it and leave it to limp along to its
|
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target to deliver nuclear weapons."
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MEESTER VEELSON
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===============
|
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|
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The one-dimensional Woodrow Wilson shown on the PBS series, "The
|
||||
Great War," is typical of supposed highbrow entertainments
|
||||
offered by "public" television: academicist subject matter but
|
||||
without depth or disagreement, sprinkled (naturally) with blab
|
||||
from various hired hands of the federal "truth" factories.
|
||||
|
||||
(Lest any say, "Ah hah. A white male with too much time on his
|
||||
hands. Why isn't he watching endless sports? Hey you! Get a
|
||||
life," note that I only watched the Woodrow Wilson part, not the
|
||||
entire 8-hour series.)
|
||||
|
||||
Funding for "The Great War" came from the National Endowment for
|
||||
the Humanities, i.e. from the federal government. So, of course,
|
||||
Woodrow Wilson appeared without blemishes and like all other
|
||||
noble beings who somehow invariably gravitate to Washington, D.C.
|
||||
This marvelous circumstance is echoed by another "coincidence":
|
||||
somehow the "truth" and federal funds for "scholars" always occur
|
||||
together; rarely does a "scholar" not find lucky federal dollars
|
||||
along the road as he journeys toward the "truth."
|
||||
|
||||
(The modern Rome on the Potomac does another interesting trick:
|
||||
it takes the money from a continental nation, its various
|
||||
functionaries rake off and/or steal their percentage, much of the
|
||||
loot gets distributed as largesse to corporate swine, and finally
|
||||
it does its big magic trick -- makes it appear as if a beneficent
|
||||
Washington, D.C. is generously giving money to its citizens.
|
||||
Many are fooled by this sleight-of-hand prestidigitated by Rome
|
||||
on the Potomac.)
|
||||
|
||||
As my personal protest against the cartoonization of history,
|
||||
here is information on Woodrow Wilson of a counter-sainthood
|
||||
nature.
|
||||
|
||||
John Dos Passos, in his book *Nineteen Nineteen* (usually
|
||||
included with two other of his books in a volume called *U.S.A.*,
|
||||
a.k.a. "The U.S.A. Trilogy"), gives his own sketch of Woodrow
|
||||
Wilson in a section he calls, "Meester Veelson." Here are
|
||||
excerpts:
|
||||
|
||||
When he got his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins he moved to a
|
||||
professorship at Wesleyan, wrote articles, started a
|
||||
History of the United States.
|
||||
|
||||
...in 1901 the trustees of Princeton offered him the
|
||||
presidency...
|
||||
|
||||
...and in 1910 the democratic bosses of New Jersey,
|
||||
hardpressed by muckrakers and reformers, got the bright
|
||||
idea of offering the nomination for governor to the
|
||||
stainless college president...
|
||||
|
||||
...so he left Princeton only half reformed to be Governor
|
||||
of New Jersey...
|
||||
|
||||
He was introduced to Colonel House, that amateur Merlin of
|
||||
politics who was spinning his webs at the Hotel Gotham.
|
||||
And at the convention in Baltimore the next July the upshot
|
||||
of the puppetshow staged for sweating delegates by Hearst
|
||||
and House behind the scenes... was that Woodrow Wilson was
|
||||
nominated for the presidency.
|
||||
|
||||
...he left the State of New Jersey half reformed... and
|
||||
went to the White House our twenty-eighth president.
|
||||
|
||||
While Woodrow Wilson drove up Pennsylvania Avenue beside
|
||||
Taft the great buttertub, who as president had been
|
||||
genially undoing T.R.'s [Teddy Roosevelt's] reactionary
|
||||
efforts to put business under the control of the
|
||||
government, J. Pierpont Morgan sat playing solitaire in his
|
||||
back office on Wall Street, smoking twenty black cigars a
|
||||
day, cursing the follies of democracy.
|
||||
|
||||
First it was "neutrality in thought and deed," then "too
|
||||
proud to fight" when the Lusitania sinking and the danger
|
||||
to the Morgan loans and the stories of the British and
|
||||
French propagandists set all the financial centers in the
|
||||
East bawling for war, but the suction of the drumbeat and
|
||||
the guns was too strong; the best people took their
|
||||
fashions from Paris and their broad "a's" from London, and
|
||||
T.R. and the House of Morgan.
|
||||
|
||||
Wilson became the state (war is the health of the state),
|
||||
Washington his Versailles, manned the socialized government
|
||||
with dollar a year men out of the great corporations and
|
||||
ran the big parade.
|
||||
|
||||
If you objected to making the world safe for cost plus
|
||||
democracy you went to jail with [Eugene] Debs.
|
||||
|
||||
With the help of Almighty God, Right, Truth, Justice,
|
||||
Freedom, Democracy, the Selfdetermination of Nations, No
|
||||
indemnities no annexations,
|
||||
|
||||
and Cuban sugar and Caucasian manganese and Northwestern
|
||||
wheat and Dixie cotton, the British blockade, General
|
||||
Pershing, the taxicabs of Paris and the seventyfive gun
|
||||
|
||||
we won the war.
|
||||
|
||||
On December 4th, 1918, Woodrow Wilson, the first president
|
||||
to leave the territory of the United States during his
|
||||
presidency, sailed for France.
|
||||
|
||||
On June 28th the Treaty of Versailles was ready and Wilson
|
||||
had to go back home to explain to the politicians who'd
|
||||
been ganging up on him meanwhile in the Senate and House
|
||||
and to sober public opinion and to his father's God how
|
||||
he'd let himself be trimmed...
|
||||
|
||||
From the day he landed in Hoboken he had his back to the
|
||||
wall of the White House, trying to save his faith in words,
|
||||
talking to save his faith in the League of Nations, talking
|
||||
to save his faith in himself, in his father's God.
|
||||
|
||||
He strained every nerve of his body and brain, every agency
|
||||
of the government he had under his control; (if anybody
|
||||
disagreed he was a crook or a red; no pardon for Debs).
|
||||
|
||||
In Seattle the wobblies whose leaders were in jail, in
|
||||
Seattle the wobblies whose leaders had been lynched, who'd
|
||||
been shot down like dogs, in Seattle the wobblies lined
|
||||
four blocks as Wilson passed, stood silent with their arms
|
||||
folded staring at the great liberal as he was hurried past
|
||||
in his car, huddled in his overcoat, haggard with fatigue,
|
||||
one side of his face twitching. The men in overalls, the
|
||||
workingstiffs let him pass in silence after all the other
|
||||
blocks of handclapping and patriotic cheers.
|
||||
|
||||
...on the train to Wichita he had a stroke. He gave up the
|
||||
speaking tour that was to sweep the country for the League
|
||||
of Nations. After that he was a ruined paralysed man
|
||||
barely able to speak.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The book, *Lies My Teacher Told Me* by James W. Loewen has a few
|
||||
tidbits on "Meester Veelson," such as.....
|
||||
|
||||
** The Wilson administration hired two Japanese-Mexicans to
|
||||
try to poison Pancho Villa.
|
||||
|
||||
** "Textbooks might begin discussing the influence of
|
||||
multinational corporations on U.S. foreign policy with the
|
||||
administration of Woodrow Wilson. Pressure from First
|
||||
National Bank of New York helped prompt Wilson's
|
||||
intervention in Haiti. U.S. interests owned more of Mexico
|
||||
than interests from anywhere else, including Mexico itself,
|
||||
which helps explain Wilson's repeated invasions of that
|
||||
country. In Russia, the new communist government
|
||||
nationalized all petroleum assets; as a consequence,
|
||||
Standard Oil of New Jersey was 'the major impetus' behind
|
||||
American opposition to the Bolsheviks."
|
||||
|
||||
** "J. Edgar Hoover and the agency that became the FBI got
|
||||
their start investigating alleged communists during the
|
||||
Woodrow Wilson administration. Although the last four
|
||||
years of that administration saw more antiblack race riots
|
||||
than any other time in our history, Wilson had agents focus
|
||||
on gathering intelligence on African Americans, not on
|
||||
white Americans who were violating blacks' civil rights."
|
||||
|
||||
** Says Woodrow Wilson: "We want one class of persons to
|
||||
have a liberal education, and we want another class of
|
||||
persons, a very much larger class of necessity in every
|
||||
society, to forgo the privilege of a liberal education and
|
||||
fit themselves to perform specific difficult manual tasks."
|
||||
|
||||
** Under Wilson, the United States intervened in Latin
|
||||
America more often than at any other time in our history.
|
||||
|
||||
** "The filmmaker David W. Griffith quoted Wilson's
|
||||
two-volume history of the United States, now notorious for
|
||||
its racist view of Reconstruction, in his infamous
|
||||
masterpiece "The Clansman," a paean to the Ku Klux Klan for
|
||||
its role in putting down "black-dominated" Republican state
|
||||
governments during Reconstruction. Griffith based the
|
||||
movie on a book by Wilson's former classmate, Thomas Dixon,
|
||||
whose obsession with race was "unrivaled until *Mein
|
||||
Kampf*." At a private White House showing, Wilson saw the
|
||||
movie, now retitled "Birth of a Nation," and returned
|
||||
Griffith's compliment: 'It is like writing history with
|
||||
lightning, and my only regret is that it is all so true.'"
|
||||
|
||||
** "Wilson displayed little regard for the rights of anyone
|
||||
whose opinions differed from his own. But textbooks take
|
||||
pains to insulate him from wrongdoing. 'Congress,' not
|
||||
Wilson, is credited with having passed the Espionage Act of
|
||||
June 1917 and the Sedition Act of the following year,
|
||||
probably the most serious attacks on the civil liberties of
|
||||
Americans since the short-lived Alien and Sedition Acts of
|
||||
1798."
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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=================
|
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|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
The TWA 800 "Fumes" Theory
|
||||
--------------------------
|
||||
The situation is, if it was a mechanical failure that brought
|
||||
down TWA Flight 800, then TWA gets the heat with lawsuits. If a
|
||||
missile brought down TWA 800, then either (a) the U.S. Navy takes
|
||||
the fall for the crash or, (b) the foreign terrorists with a
|
||||
missile scenario means that U.S. foreign policy gets blamed. The
|
||||
foreign terrorists with a missile scenario also opens up public
|
||||
indignation and calls for retaliation. What is needed is some
|
||||
scenario where no one gets blamed, not TWA, not the U.S. Navy,
|
||||
not U.S. foreign policy. Voila. It was "fumes" that caused the
|
||||
crash.
|
||||
It is noteworthy that the "fumes" solution comes about a week
|
||||
after the crash investigators had the pressure turned up on them
|
||||
by the Pierre Salinger allegations. 'Til then, the FBI and NTSB
|
||||
had been sort of coasting along. (Not to say that individuals
|
||||
connected with FBI and NTSB weren't individually, within their
|
||||
personal microscopic areas of duty, honestly working on the case;
|
||||
just that the lumbering bureaucracy itself had settled in for a
|
||||
long winter's nap.) Another angle on this is that pressure was
|
||||
already building on high-level government officials (higher-level
|
||||
than, for example, FBI's Kallstrom) to deliver up a scapegoat for
|
||||
the crash. Could U.S. foreign policy, which I suspect as the
|
||||
true culprit in the crash, have maneuvered behind the scenes to
|
||||
get the U.S. Navy to take the blame? This would explain perhaps
|
||||
Kallstrom's lectern pounding pique: Kallstrom, unaware of higher
|
||||
level manuevers meant to foist blame on the U.S. Navy, would have
|
||||
incidentally ended up looking bad himself -- if a U.S. Navy
|
||||
mistake wound up taking the blame, then why hadn't Kallstrom
|
||||
figured it out? Why was it only thanks to "honest Salinger" that
|
||||
the case was solved? So Kallstrom, in this scenario aware that a
|
||||
U.S. Navy-did-it solution is not possible, becomes enraged at
|
||||
what he sees developing.
|
||||
Now, thanks to the "fumes" theory, everyone is off the hook.
|
||||
TWA can presumably emerge with its good reputation intact and not
|
||||
likely to pay huge lawsuit claims. U.S. foreign policy's
|
||||
reputation and possible escalation of tensions with whoever shot
|
||||
down TWA 800 is avoided. "Fumes," like an act of God, is the
|
||||
perfect fall guy.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Was FBI Drunk at Waco?
|
||||
----------------------
|
||||
Not yet speculated upon to my knowledge is the question of
|
||||
how much beer drinking was going on during the FBI siege of the
|
||||
Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas. Thanks to independent
|
||||
investigators we know that many in BATF are heavy boozers. Is it
|
||||
to far fetched to wonder if, during those long nights around the
|
||||
campfire by their RV campers, FBI personnel may have enjoyed a
|
||||
few cold brews? Or maybe something a little stronger, to help
|
||||
warm them up? Did the press, also involved in this little
|
||||
camping adventure, join with the FBI agents in a little
|
||||
around-the-campfire good cheer? Did the FBI enjoy a few boozy
|
||||
laughs as the tanks circled the Davidian compound, blaring the
|
||||
sounds of slaughtered rabbits and Nancy Sinatra late at night, to
|
||||
the ears of terrified children within?
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Bizarre Episcopal Sex Rituals
|
||||
-----------------------------
|
||||
The Washington Times National Weekly Edition (Nov. 17, 1996)
|
||||
reports on an article in the current Penthouse magazine
|
||||
(presumably available at Penthouse's web site) about a "secret
|
||||
cadre of gay and bisexual cross-dressing Episcopal priests." It
|
||||
is alleged, among other things, that a Rev. Howard Williams, who
|
||||
coordinates children's ministries for the Episcopal Church,
|
||||
tricked Wasticlinio Barros, 23, of Brazil into taking employment
|
||||
at what he thought was a job as a translator in New York.
|
||||
According to Penthouse, as summarized by the Washington Times,
|
||||
"Mr. Barros realized upon arriving in Brooklyn that his true job
|
||||
was to serve as a 'sex slave' for [Rev. William] Andries, as well
|
||||
as to provide sexual services for at least seven other priests.
|
||||
When he tried to flee the country, he said, Mr. Andries
|
||||
confiscated his passport and returned it on condition that Mr.
|
||||
Barros help recruit additional young men from Brazil."
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Cars, Houses, Cost More
|
||||
-----------------------
|
||||
According to an article in the Nov. 11, 1996 New Federalist
|
||||
newspaper, the purchasing power of the average American has
|
||||
collapsed by 50 percent in the past 30 years. This ties in with
|
||||
the phenomena, previously noted by Conspiracy Nation, of the
|
||||
"liberation" of women -- "liberated" so they now must, from dire
|
||||
necessity, trudge off to work each morning with their husbands.
|
||||
This is not to say that equal treatment for women is not a good
|
||||
thing, but rather that their now being forced to work so their
|
||||
families can maintain a decent standard of living has been sold
|
||||
as a "great leap forward" in these "modern times."
|
||||
New Federalist offers statistics to back up their claim of
|
||||
declining purchasing power in our "good" economy:
|
||||
|
||||
** "In 1967, it required 35 weeks of an average worker's
|
||||
weekly paycheck to purchase a new car (including financing
|
||||
costs); today, it requires 58 paychecks. That is, today's worker
|
||||
must work 23 weeks more, or 65.7 percent longer, to acquire a new
|
||||
car. Therefore, in physical terms, it costs 65.7 percent more to
|
||||
buy the car."
|
||||
|
||||
** "In 1967, it required 399 weeks of an average worker's
|
||||
weekly paycheck to purchase a new home (including financing
|
||||
costs); today it requires 877 paychecks. That is, a worker must
|
||||
work 478 weeks, or 119.7 percent longer, to acquire a new home.
|
||||
Therefore, in physical terms, it costs 119.7 percent more to buy
|
||||
the home."
|
||||
|
||||
(For further particulars, readers are referred to the article
|
||||
in New Federalist.)
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
"George" Gets it Right -- Almost
|
||||
--------------------------------
|
||||
"George" magazine, in their December 1996 article on the TWA
|
||||
Flight 800 crash ("When the Nation is Clueless"), quotes this
|
||||
editor. Most of their reportage of my comments to them during an
|
||||
interview for the article is fairly accurate. However one part
|
||||
in which I am quoted is misleading: "Asked why Flight 800 has
|
||||
become a cause celebre while the ValuJet crash has not, Redman
|
||||
replied, 'The number-one thing is that the FBI is investigating
|
||||
this,'..."
|
||||
Here's how that portion of the interview really went down:
|
||||
|
||||
GEORGE: Why has Flight 800 become a cause celebre while the
|
||||
ValuJet crash has not?
|
||||
REDMAN: Well, for starters, about a hundred witnesses swear they
|
||||
saw a missile headed toward TWA 800. Also, my sources were
|
||||
unanimous in saying a missile was involved. So it's reasonable
|
||||
to suspect, since the missile angle is being downplayed, a cover
|
||||
up might be going on.
|
||||
GEORGE: But what about the FBI? Why don't people trust them?
|
||||
Tell me something about the FBI's involvement in this.
|
||||
REDMAN: The FBI has a bad reputation. For example with the JFK
|
||||
investigation and also with the death of Martin Luther King.
|
||||
When news of King's death reached some FBI offices, wild cheering
|
||||
broke out. I'm not 100 percent confident in the FBI, so I tend
|
||||
to not always believe what they have to say."
|
||||
|
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The above is not an exact transcription of the conversation,
|
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but it gives the gist of it. Note how, due to "George's"
|
||||
selective editing of that segment of our interview, it appears in
|
||||
their article as if I'm saying something like, "Since the FBI is
|
||||
investigating, there must be a cover-up." That is *not* what I
|
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said and the article in the Dec. 1996 "George" is misleading in
|
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that part.
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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the increasing volume of conspiracy related material being made
|
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available. The new policy will better utilize the mail list
|
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facilities than the current policy which I suspect is overloading
|
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people with information. (At least I am getting overloaded.)
|
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|
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The explosion of conspiracy related information is, I believe, a
|
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good thing. Right under the noses of the so-called
|
||||
"intelligentsia" a tremendous paradigm upheaval is occurring.
|
||||
One or two timid academicians are even getting "daring" enough to
|
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take a look at the phenomena and offer a course or two on the
|
||||
subject. (But can the state-certified intellectuals take an
|
||||
honest look at conspiracy "theory?")
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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releases to a paragraph or two summarizing the information, with
|
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Welcome to the World of
|
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RUMOR MILL NEWS
|
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=======================
|
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|
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Here begins several reports from the October 1996 issue of Rumor
|
||||
Mill News. Let me start by saying I now know who the chief
|
||||
editor of this news outlet is and, as I often say, this person is
|
||||
"not a lightweight."
|
||||
|
||||
Readers will be hearing a lot from this alternative news outlet
|
||||
for awhile, so "chin up" and "hunker down." Undoubtedly a few
|
||||
whiners will send messages saying that "we" are "tired of Rumor
|
||||
Mill News." This has happened in the past with Mr. Skolnick's
|
||||
articles, when persons calling themselves "we" demanded I send
|
||||
out something different, "or else." But then, during Mr.
|
||||
Skolnick's dry spells, I began to get messages from "we"
|
||||
complaining "Where's Sherman Skolnick? Why aren't you sending
|
||||
out his stuff lately? 'We' want Skolnick!"
|
||||
|
||||
What it means is, you can't please everybody, so why try? Here
|
||||
is the first of several Rumor Mill News items.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
We started our News Agency in June of 1996. It was created as an
|
||||
attempt to take the truth to a wider audience. From the
|
||||
responses we have received, our attempt has been successful.
|
||||
|
||||
Some of the most important pieces of news only run one time on
|
||||
CNN or are buried at the back of newspapers. Our News Hounds
|
||||
scour all the news outlets seeking the buried pieces of important
|
||||
news that allow our readers to understand the big picture.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
news outlets. However, RMNews does not edit their stories, nor
|
||||
do we only print part of their information. Our Sources are part
|
||||
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|
||||
are in all branches of government, both elected and appointed.
|
||||
They come from the military and the intelligence communities.
|
||||
And they all know that if they supply us with a news tip, it will
|
||||
get printed, as they wrote it... sometimes... even with the
|
||||
mistakes.
|
||||
|
||||
In addition, we are supplied with stories by reporters whose own
|
||||
news outlets are afraid to print or air them, or who choose to
|
||||
censor the stories because they reflect badly on the owners of
|
||||
the major news networks.
|
||||
|
||||
We have chosen a tabloid approach because today's media style
|
||||
turns most people off. Even though we try to stick to the
|
||||
tabloid style, every now and then the story is so overwhelming in
|
||||
scope or human tragedy, that the tabloid style is inappropriate.
|
||||
|
||||
We at Rumor Mill News feel that our own information is about as
|
||||
close to the real Truth as you are going to get here in the
|
||||
United States. In case you haven't noticed, the major media
|
||||
keeps us dumbed down as to what is really going on in the world.
|
||||
The only way the American people and the people of the world are
|
||||
going to retain their God-given freedoms is to wake up and
|
||||
realize that there IS a conspiracy to steal our freedom and make
|
||||
us slaves.
|
||||
|
||||
RMNews is read by conspiracy newcomers and old hacks. It is read
|
||||
by other news outlets and current and retired intelligence
|
||||
officers. These people know that our information is as current
|
||||
and as accurate as it gets.
|
||||
|
||||
We call our stories rumors because we do not have the time or the
|
||||
money to defend them as legitimate news.
|
||||
|
||||
As you will see, when we make mistakes or rush to print too soon,
|
||||
we make clarifications or offer Rumor Retractions. Our ego is
|
||||
not involved here, only the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
You will see, as you read this issue of Rumor Mill News, that we
|
||||
are a work in progress. Maybe with time, effort, and money, we
|
||||
can evolve into a full fledged news magazine. That is our goal.
|
||||
Thank you for your support of Rumor Mill News.
|
||||
|
||||
RMNews Agency
|
||||
PO Box 1784
|
||||
Aptos, CA 95001-1784
|
||||
Message Center Phone: 408-699-4135
|
||||
RMNews is published by RMN Publishing
|
||||
Ru Mills, Editor
|
||||
|
||||
The June/July/August issues of RMNews are now available for
|
||||
$10.00. Monthly issues are $5.00 and mailed at the end of each
|
||||
month. At the moment we are not offering yearly subscriptions,
|
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|
||||
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|
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|
||||
Military Alert!!!
|
||||
=================
|
||||
Tailhook Part Two
|
||||
Army/Navy Being Discredited
|
||||
Top Echelon Officers
|
||||
Set Up To Be Fired or Arrested
|
||||
|
||||
Clinton Strikes First To Avert or Contain
|
||||
A Military Coup
|
||||
|
||||
Rumor Mill News, Nov. 1996 -- In the September edition of Rumor
|
||||
Mill News we discussed the government disinformation that was
|
||||
being leaked to destroy the United States Navy. If you do not
|
||||
have a copy of that issue, send $5.00 for the issue or $2.00 for
|
||||
the segment on "Tailhook Two." [CN: *caveat emptor*. Address
|
||||
is listed in back issue, CN 9.67.]
|
||||
|
||||
In the article we told the story of the Navy Aegis class
|
||||
destroyer that fired the missile which brought down TWA 800...
|
||||
But, we also told the real story of what happened to TWA 800.
|
||||
|
||||
It was a government missile that brought it down... a
|
||||
Sledgehammer missile made by Litton Industries sometime before
|
||||
the mid 70's. In the mid 70's it and many others were stolen
|
||||
from a National Guard warehouse.
|
||||
|
||||
The missile was used to bring down TWA 800 because of the
|
||||
counterfeit bearer bonds that were on board. Just last week I
|
||||
received news that some of the bearer bonds had been retrieved
|
||||
and my story about them being counterfeit was being investigated
|
||||
by the FBI.
|
||||
|
||||
If they are proven to be counterfeit, then the people responsible
|
||||
for the downing of TWA 800 would be the ones who have the most to
|
||||
lose. Follow the money trail and you will have the answer as to
|
||||
who shot down TWA 800. I heard through an excellent source that
|
||||
it was David Rockefeller who leaked the phony story about the
|
||||
Navy shooting down TWA 800.
|
||||
|
||||
But why is the story being leaked again right now? It is because
|
||||
over the weekend right before the election there was either a
|
||||
military coup or an attempt at one. There have been at least two
|
||||
times in my lifetime when the military assumed command of the
|
||||
country without the American public being aware of it.
|
||||
|
||||
The most recent time was on July 9, 1992 when they took the
|
||||
"football" away from George Bush and told him to "lose the
|
||||
election... or else." Right after Nixon was forced to step down
|
||||
there was a book released called "Silent Coup." It named the
|
||||
high ranking military officers who were responsible for bringing
|
||||
down Nixon.
|
||||
|
||||
Something happened this Halloween and then again over the weekend
|
||||
preceding the election. These things are covered fully in the
|
||||
October issue of RMNews. We don't know yet what happened.
|
||||
Either a military coup happened or Clinton struck the first blow
|
||||
by arresting the leaders of the "coup."
|
||||
|
||||
This story about the Navy downing TWA 800 is pure disinformation.
|
||||
I am including the September story I wrote about the downing of
|
||||
TWA 800 with this brief warning to military men. {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
The Army is just beginning its version of Tailhook. If you don't
|
||||
wake up right now, all the senior officers who are loyal to the
|
||||
Constitution and America will go the way of the top Navy brass.
|
||||
|
||||
Wake Up, Military Men of America!! You are about to become
|
||||
history. Share this with all military men and women, before it
|
||||
is too late!
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} I hope to cover the September RMNews story on TWA 800 soon.
|
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|
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|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
|
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|
||||
TWA 800: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
|
||||
==============================
|
||||
The Government Rumor Mill Cranks Up
|
||||
-----------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
RMNews Agency, Sept. 5, 1996 -- All the puzzle pieces are laid
|
||||
on the floor of a hangar in New York. Various government
|
||||
agencies are engaged in the difficult task of trying to piece
|
||||
together the story of what happened to TWA Flight 800.
|
||||
Unfortunately, even if the dedicated researchers do discover the
|
||||
truth of the downing of TWA 800, there is little chance that the
|
||||
American people will ever be told.
|
||||
|
||||
The government rumor mill has begun to crank out first class
|
||||
disinformation. It is designed to cover all bases, and prevent
|
||||
the American people from ever discovering the truth... which
|
||||
would implicate our government, the Federal Reserve, and the
|
||||
international banking community in the murder of 230 innocent
|
||||
people.
|
||||
|
||||
Disinformation is a common tactic used by the government to
|
||||
obfuscate, blur, cloud, confuse, and otherwise keep the truth
|
||||
from being known. Whenever private researchers and investigators
|
||||
get too close to the truth, the disinformation specialists leap
|
||||
into action. Such is the case with TWA 800.
|
||||
|
||||
Over the long Labor Day weekend, various fax networks and radio
|
||||
shows broke a story in which a TWA pilot supposedly came forward
|
||||
and told the truth about the downing of the airplane. According
|
||||
to his story, which was provided in a government sponsored secret
|
||||
briefing, the plane was hit by a missile fired from an Aegis
|
||||
class Navy destroyer. The Navy ship which allegedly fired the
|
||||
missile was similar to the USS Vincennes, which "accidentally"
|
||||
fired a missile and downed an Iranian airliner. As with all
|
||||
disinformation, this story is believeable, and just in case
|
||||
anyone doubted that such a thing could ever happen, the
|
||||
government created a story that almost paralleled an identical
|
||||
shootdown.
|
||||
|
||||
The story is a good one, and it ties up all the loose ends. It
|
||||
explains why so many people saw something streaking toward the
|
||||
airliner. It explains why the government is taking so long to
|
||||
tell the American people what really happened. It explains the
|
||||
traces of explosives. It explains why all four engines came up
|
||||
intact. It explains the rumors of National Guard maneuvers. It
|
||||
explains why an international manhunt has not begun. The story
|
||||
answers all the questions the American people and the victims'
|
||||
families have been asking. Unfortunately, it is not the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
||||
"The White House is the biggest rumor mill in the
|
||||
land. They put out more disinformation than any
|
||||
other group in government." -- RMNews Euro Chief
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
||||
|
||||
Over the long weekend RMNews sources were deluged with
|
||||
information. Secret meetings seemed to be going on everywhere.
|
||||
David Rockefeller had summoned the board members of the Federal
|
||||
Reserve to an emergency meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
|
||||
Leaders of the American Patriot movement were summoned to a
|
||||
meeting in Washington, DC. TWA executives and senior pilots were
|
||||
summoned to a secret briefing regarding the downing of TWA Flight
|
||||
800.
|
||||
|
||||
According to RMNews sources, the version presented at the secret
|
||||
TWA briefing said that Flight 800 was the victim of a National
|
||||
Guard training accident. TWA personnel were told that Flight 800
|
||||
was shot down by a rocket fired from shore, during a training
|
||||
exercise. This version closely resembles the truth, but it is
|
||||
dramatically different from the White House version that was
|
||||
supposedly leaked by a TWA pilot. By the time the White House
|
||||
put their slant on the story, it was barely recognizable as the
|
||||
same TWA briefing.
|
||||
|
||||
Over the long Labor Day weekend, our RMNews Euro Chief filed his
|
||||
report. You will not like what you read, but it does explain all
|
||||
the disinformation that has been circulating over the weekend.
|
||||
The truth is known about what caused the downing of TWA Flight
|
||||
800. The European intelligence agencies have put the puzzle
|
||||
together. There are those in our government who do not want the
|
||||
truth to ever be told. They know that others know the truth and
|
||||
it is beginning to seep out; therefore they have cranked up their
|
||||
mighty Wurlitzer and begun the disinformation overture.
|
||||
|
||||
To understand how successful a government disinformation campaign
|
||||
can be, all one has to do is think about the assassination of
|
||||
John Kennedy. The government put out the official version, and
|
||||
then they created hundreds of cover stories with supporting films
|
||||
and documents. Each of these cover stories takes years and
|
||||
thousands of hours to pursue. Private investigators have neither
|
||||
the time nor the money to track down every story, and so many
|
||||
alternative news sources innocently print or air government
|
||||
created disinformation, thinking that it comes from a reliable
|
||||
independent source.
|
||||
|
||||
The story on Flight 800, which we recently received from our
|
||||
European source, explains the reason for the many different cover
|
||||
stories that are being put out. Since we are also dealing with a
|
||||
story of personal grief, horror and tragedy, we have chosen to
|
||||
file this story exactly as we received it, with no editorial
|
||||
comments.
|
||||
|
||||
-+- RMNews Presents the Unedited Story -+-
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|
||||
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TWA 800: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
|
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==============================
|
||||
The Government Rumor Mill Cranks Up
|
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-----------------------------------
|
||||
(RMNews Agency, Sept. 5, 1996)
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
-+- RMNews Presents the Unedited Story -+-
|
||||
|
||||
"There was no Air Force plane dropping Willy Peter flares into
|
||||
the black sky. There was white phospherous present, but it
|
||||
wasn't in flares launched as decoys for heat seeking missiles.
|
||||
Your American sources have been caught up in misinformation. The
|
||||
Willy Peter came from the missile itself. It wasn't a singular
|
||||
payload missile! It was a double headed missile. It had White
|
||||
Phospherous to penetrate the skin and all layers of the fuel cell
|
||||
to erupt into fire." {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
"The high explosive portion of the warhead, in fact, detonated
|
||||
right below the cockpit door. Because of the Willy Peter burning
|
||||
into the skin, droplets of an orange, fiery mass fell into the
|
||||
Atlantic before the explosion, which tore the plane into two
|
||||
parts. The fuel cell erupted into the first fire ball just about
|
||||
2 seconds before the explosion of the H.E. (high explosive)
|
||||
segment separated the cockpit from the plane. The fire spread
|
||||
quickly, although the aft section of the fuselage began its
|
||||
almost vertical descent into the water. (RMNews has chosen to
|
||||
omit the next several sentences out of concern for the victims'
|
||||
families.)"
|
||||
|
||||
"What has not been mentioned in any paper because it's classified
|
||||
is that one fuel cell didn't have time to rupture and catch fire.
|
||||
It was recovered intact. The pieces of the weapon that were
|
||||
recovered match my description of a 'Sledgehammer Rocket.' The
|
||||
missile came from a National Guard Armory, and was not one of the
|
||||
Stinger missiles that the Afghani rebels offered to sell back to
|
||||
the government."
|
||||
|
||||
"'Sledgehammer Rockets' were produced by Litton Light Arms
|
||||
Division, a division of 'Litton Commercial Industries.'
|
||||
'Sledgehammer Rockets' have nothing to do with Operation
|
||||
Sledgehammer which is an economic unit to disrupt new issues
|
||||
trading on the market. There are small parts that can turn into
|
||||
terror groups, but it is not the intent of the operation.
|
||||
Operation Sledgehammer has nothing to do with the downing of TWA
|
||||
800. The name is the same as the missile that downed it. That's
|
||||
all."
|
||||
|
||||
"The 'Sledgehammer Rocket' was part of a robbery from a National
|
||||
Guard Armory in North Carolina in the late 70's. The rest of the
|
||||
stolen munitions were recently recovered in a warehouse in
|
||||
Montana. They were stolen by an underground, homegrown terrorist
|
||||
group that has been active for over 20 years."
|
||||
|
||||
"About 20 years ago, an operation was introduced by William Casey
|
||||
(the head of the Reagan 1980 Presidential campaign, who was
|
||||
appointed Director of the CIA.) He was the head of the SEC
|
||||
(Securities Exchange Commission) at the time. In 1976, billions
|
||||
of dollars of counterfeit bonds and debentures were introduced
|
||||
into the world economies. The bonds had a 10-15 and 20 year
|
||||
maturity rate, before they were to be pulled out of circulation.
|
||||
Many banks in the U.S. also held billions of this phoney money.
|
||||
The last batch, the ones earmarked 20 years, was to come due in
|
||||
September of this year, in Paris. The bulk of these bearer bonds
|
||||
were 20-year bonds. It is possible that an entire section of the
|
||||
forward freight compartment of that plane was carrying a cargo of
|
||||
phony bonds. There are no duplicates of these or any of the
|
||||
other bonds in existence. Untold billions of dollars, gathered
|
||||
from all over the country, may very well have been the intended
|
||||
victim of TWA 800. It is only during the last 10 years or so
|
||||
that commercial airliners carried such freight. We used to
|
||||
charter cargo transporters to carry such cargo. If our theory
|
||||
holds any water and the phony paper was on board the TWA flight,
|
||||
hundreds of billions of dollars of debt would have been wiped out
|
||||
by downing the plane. In that case it was an internal operation
|
||||
without regard for any human life on board."
|
||||
|
||||
"All indications speak of a rocket. No bomb would have left
|
||||
light bulbs intact! Such an act would have saved, or helped
|
||||
save, the national economy. If the bonds had come due, and were
|
||||
proved to be phony, there would have been one hell of a market
|
||||
crash. The American economy would have been destroyed, food
|
||||
shortages, riots and warring factions would have been created.
|
||||
Martial law would have been declared, maybe even U.N. troops
|
||||
would have been brought in to 'keep the peace.' Now that all the
|
||||
phony paper has been destroyed, the market crash probably has
|
||||
been averted. It was the perfect solution, and no one will ever
|
||||
know. Those who planned the move sacrificed 230 lives to save
|
||||
the American economy. As if there wasn't another way..."
|
||||
|
||||
"Lloyds of London is currently involved in this same 'bad paper'
|
||||
operation. They have been asking their investors to accept a
|
||||
percentage of the value of the paper they hold. No one has
|
||||
bothered to explain the Lloyds disaster to their investors. They
|
||||
have used their other holdings to cover the bad bonds."
|
||||
|
||||
"Banks in France have also discovered that they hold counterfeit
|
||||
bonds. But they didn't kill anyone to destroy them, they merely
|
||||
set a fire that gutted the entire third floor of Credit Lyonaisse
|
||||
in Paris. Presumably that is where they stored their phony
|
||||
bonds."
|
||||
|
||||
"Every institution chooses their own way of handling the 'bad
|
||||
paper' crisis. Too bad a few more fires couldn't have been
|
||||
started. A lot of good people would still be alive."
|
||||
|
||||
"The truth of why and how the big bird was downed will never be
|
||||
told to the public. It will also serve to push TWA back into
|
||||
Chapter 11, from where it just emerged, less than a year ago.
|
||||
From what you tell me, TWA has been given a phony story... one
|
||||
that is close to the truth and will keep TWA quiet. The
|
||||
government probably told them that leaking the truth to the
|
||||
public would undermine morale and national security."
|
||||
|
||||
-+- The Pieces Fit Together -+-
|
||||
|
||||
[...to be continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} "It was a double headed missile. It had White Phospherous to
|
||||
penetrate the skin and all layers of the fuel cell to erupt into
|
||||
fire."
|
||||
|
||||
From "Bill Clinton's Choo-Choo" by J. Orlin Grabbe (8/24/96):
|
||||
|
||||
Why did the missile glow as it ascended toward the plane?
|
||||
Because the ordinary warhead of the Stinger had been
|
||||
replaced with a phosphorous warhead. (This replacement is
|
||||
not difficult.) Phosphorous incandesces as it travels
|
||||
through the atmosphere at high speed. Analysis of the
|
||||
photos shows that it was the *head*, not the tail, of the
|
||||
missile that was glowing. A spectral analysis shows the
|
||||
head was phosphorous.
|
||||
|
||||
From "The Phosphorous-Headed Missile and TWA Flight 800" by J.
|
||||
Orlin Grabbe (8/26/96):
|
||||
|
||||
In "Bill Clinton's Choo-Choo" I reported that TWA Flight
|
||||
800 had been taken down by a missile with a phosphorous
|
||||
head.
|
||||
|
||||
The phosphorous head was originally designed to take out
|
||||
fuel tanks. An oil storage tank, for example. The
|
||||
low-powered explosive behind the phosphorous scatters it
|
||||
somewhat, and the glowing phosphorous ignites the
|
||||
surrounding fuel in the target. This type of missile is
|
||||
well-known in the intelligence community.
|
||||
|
||||
The exterior surface of the phosphorous warhead is covered
|
||||
with a substance that flakes off in the atmosphere. The
|
||||
phosphorous will not be exposed until the missile travels a
|
||||
certain distance. Then the exposed phosphorous will begin
|
||||
to incandesce. The missile is laser-guided to a locked-in
|
||||
target from the body behind the head, and the glowing head
|
||||
does not interfere with the missile's guidance system.
|
||||
(This system differs from a normal Stinger, which has a
|
||||
passive infrared seeker.)
|
||||
|
||||
About six inches behind the missile's phosphorous head is a
|
||||
small door that gives access to the missile's three or four
|
||||
computer boards. These boards guide the missile to its
|
||||
target, set the detonation configuration, and so on.
|
||||
|
||||
In this missile, the explosive behind the head and the
|
||||
missile propellant are one and the same. It represents a
|
||||
more recent technological development than C-12.
|
||||
|
||||
The sophistication of the missile suggests it was stolen
|
||||
from military inventory or purchased from a foreign power
|
||||
(one of the many to which the U.S. sells similar
|
||||
munitions).
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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TWA 800: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
|
||||
==============================
|
||||
The Government Rumor Mill Cranks Up
|
||||
-----------------------------------
|
||||
(RMNews Agency, Sept. 5, 1996)
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
-+- The Pieces Fit Together -+-
|
||||
|
||||
The story given to RMNews by the Euro Station Chief allows us to
|
||||
separate the wheat from the chaff and the rumor from reality.
|
||||
One of the earliest reports filed by RMNews was of the Air Force
|
||||
plane that was dropping Willy Peter [flares]. Since our source
|
||||
for that story knew that Willy Peter was seen around Flight 800,
|
||||
it seemed logical to assume that it came from the National Guard
|
||||
plane that was flying maneuvers in the area. And our logical
|
||||
conclusion was that the government knew a missile attack was
|
||||
possible, and was dropping Willy Peter to attract heat-seeking
|
||||
missiles.
|
||||
|
||||
None of our American sources were familiar with double-headed
|
||||
Sledgehammer missiles, therefore it never would have occurred to
|
||||
them that the Willy Peter was in the missile. As they scrambled
|
||||
to make the early Euro info fit in with their info, there were
|
||||
many misinterpreted bits of information.
|
||||
|
||||
The moment the name of the missile was supplied to us by our
|
||||
European station chiefs, our American sources misinterpreted the
|
||||
information and thought the missile came from Operation
|
||||
Sledgehammer armament stores. The unedited story supplied by our
|
||||
Euro Chief should have cleared up all accidental rumors put out
|
||||
by our sources. When a story as monumental as this one crosses
|
||||
our desk, there will be minor mistakes in our rush to get to
|
||||
print. The main point we made in our TWA 800 issue was that the
|
||||
airliner was brought down by a missile. On that score, we were
|
||||
on target.
|
||||
|
||||
Other RMNews sources have reported that the missile casing was
|
||||
found on the shore, and it was a missile whose serial number
|
||||
matched one from National Guard armories. This piece of
|
||||
information fits in with the disinformation story put out that
|
||||
the missile was part of a National Guard training mission. Can
|
||||
you begin to understand how clever pieces of disinformation are
|
||||
sprinkled into a story to keep the truth from ever being known?
|
||||
The missile did come from a National Guard Armory, but it was
|
||||
stolen from there over 20 years ago. It was not a missile that
|
||||
was part of a training exercise that supposedly was going on at
|
||||
the time TWA 800 was destroyed.
|
||||
|
||||
Another rumor that was circulating at the time Flight 800 was
|
||||
downed was that Henry Kissinger was on board. After running the
|
||||
European Station Chief's story past several of our American
|
||||
sources, they felt that Kissinger being on board would explain
|
||||
how the government tricked a home grown terrorist group into
|
||||
downing that particular plane.
|
||||
|
||||
Kissinger is hated by almost every underground faction. Some see
|
||||
him as the man who sacrificed the POWs from Viet Nam. Others see
|
||||
him as the obedient servant of the international bankers who own
|
||||
the Federal Reserve. He is definitely part of the ruling elite,
|
||||
and in many eyes, that is enough to make him a target.
|
||||
|
||||
It is only speculation as to how the underground terrorist cell
|
||||
was convinced to attack TWA 800, but if they had been told
|
||||
Kissinger was on board, that might explain how they were
|
||||
convinced to fire on Flight 800. For all we know, the New World
|
||||
Order elite sacrificed Kissinger. {1}. It is possible that he
|
||||
really was on board.
|
||||
|
||||
Pieces of the disinformation story that circulated over the
|
||||
weekend report that the landing lights of TWA 800 were on, making
|
||||
it a perfect target. Our European source has told us that 4 to 5
|
||||
Sledgehammers were fired, only one hit the plane. Sledgehammers
|
||||
are not heat-seeking missiles. They have to be aimed accurately.
|
||||
This is why all four engines were brought up intact. This also
|
||||
fits with the disinformation story that a Navy [cruiser] fired on
|
||||
the airliner.
|
||||
|
||||
-+- Tailhook II? -+-
|
||||
|
||||
Why would the White House want to blame the Navy? The answer to
|
||||
this question goes back to the death of CNO Jeremy Boorda.
|
||||
Forget all the crap which was circulated about Admiral Boorda's
|
||||
medals. His death was not a suicide and it had nothing
|
||||
whatsoever to do with his combat medals. Admiral Boorda was a
|
||||
lapdog of the New World Order. He was killed to send a message
|
||||
to President Clinton. Clinton had appointed Boorda as Chief of
|
||||
Naval Operations in order to further demoralize and destroy the
|
||||
Navy.
|
||||
|
||||
The Navy harbors the American resistance force to the New World
|
||||
Order. This is identical to the resistance force that battled
|
||||
Adolph Hitler. Admiral Wilhelm Canaris headed the German Abwehr,
|
||||
the German WWII version of the CIA. It was the Abwehr that
|
||||
conspired to assassinate Hitler. The German Navy, especially the
|
||||
U-Boat captains, were loyal to Canaris, who was the real head of
|
||||
the Navy, while he ran German intelligence.
|
||||
|
||||
The same pattern of resistance is being carried on in today's
|
||||
Navy. Operation Tailhook was created by the denizens of the NWO
|
||||
to ferret out all independent thinking, loyal American Naval
|
||||
officers. The most independent and brazen Naval officers are the
|
||||
Top Jock Flyboy Aviators who land on floating football fields.
|
||||
Representative Patricia Schroeder (D., Colorado) was given the
|
||||
job of bringing down the Flyboys. It was easy to do this. The
|
||||
Navy has a long history of crude, vulgar and disgusting stag
|
||||
parties. All Miss Schroeder had to do was wait for her marching
|
||||
orders to be given, and she could find dozens of parties where
|
||||
Naval Officers have behaved in a manner unbecoming to an officer
|
||||
and a gentleman. Every Naval officer has attended such parties.
|
||||
Their existence is legion! But her orders were to destroy the
|
||||
morale of the Navy, and to do this she had to attack the pride of
|
||||
the Navy... Naval aviators. Her Tailhook attack is history now.
|
||||
She ruined the careers of thousands of Naval officers. The elite
|
||||
aviators are history. The heroes of the Navy were brought down.
|
||||
|
||||
This current attack on the Navy is the first part of a two prong
|
||||
attack which will eventually end up targeting the Navy Submarine
|
||||
corps. While the flyboys of the Navy may be the handsome,
|
||||
dashing officers that movies are made about, the brains of the
|
||||
Navy is in the Submarine Corps. No one ever hears about the
|
||||
submariners. They run silent and deep. In other words, they do
|
||||
not brag about their activities and they keep their thoughts and
|
||||
plans private.
|
||||
|
||||
Just as the German submarine force backed Admiral Canaris and his
|
||||
resistance movement, so too does the American submarine force
|
||||
harbor the American resistance to the New World Order... which is
|
||||
made up of the same groups and families that financially backed
|
||||
Adolph Hitler. {2}. The American resistance movement is hidden
|
||||
in the Navy and based on the floor of the ocean.
|
||||
|
||||
The first prong of the disinformation attack has accused a Navy
|
||||
[cruiser] of firing the missile. When a top secret Congressional
|
||||
and military review panel concludes that all missiles on Aegis
|
||||
class [cruisers] are accounted for, then the investigation will
|
||||
turn to the submarine fleet. As usual, submariners will delay
|
||||
giving any information to Congress or the President. The longer
|
||||
they delay, the more the disinformation and rumors will
|
||||
circulate. Eventually the White House rumor mill will have
|
||||
circulated so much disinformation that it will eventually seep
|
||||
into the mainstream media. When it does, the Navy submarine
|
||||
corps will have to surface and face Congressional inquiry. Those
|
||||
who aren't forced to resign will have their careers ended in
|
||||
other ways... accidents and being passed over for promotion are
|
||||
two that come to mind. {3}
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} At this point it is doubtful that Kissinger was onboard TWA
|
||||
Flight 800. However as a means to motivate a terrorist group to
|
||||
attack the flight, by telling them (erroneously) that Kissinger
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would be onboard, the story is plausible.
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{2} "...the New World Order... which is made up of the same
|
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groups and families that financially backed Adolph Hitler."
|
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For more on the Nazi roots of the "New World Order," see the
|
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December 1996 issue of the Conspiracy Nation newsletter. For
|
||||
info on how to get the newsletter, send e-mail to
|
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bigred@shout.net
|
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|
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{3} Because Rumor Mill News is not widely available, I am
|
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providing information on how to order the latest issue by mail.
|
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Note that I have no financial benefit in offering this
|
||||
information. *caveat emptor*.
|
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Send $5, and basic info such as an address to send to, to
|
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RMNews Agency
|
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PO Box 1784
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Aptos, CA 95001-1784
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Small-town sheriff Andrew Taylor receives a letter from an
|
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ex-convict, informing him that he will be visiting the town soon.
|
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The letter is cryptic: it says only that the ex-con wishes to
|
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"settle a score."
|
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|
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Sheriff Taylor recalls that long ago he had shot the author of
|
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the letter, wounding him in the leg and causing him thereafter to
|
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walk with a limp.
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|
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Alarmed by the potential for danger to his associate and friend
|
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the sheriff, Deputy Barnard Fife conspires with a gas station
|
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attendant by name of Gomer Pyle, and with one Otis Campbell, an
|
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habitue of the local jail (Mr. Campbell appears to have a
|
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drinking problem), to secretly guard Sheriff Taylor. Noticeably
|
||||
absent from the plot is a local barber known as "Floyd."
|
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|
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The ex-con arrives by bus. He gets off the common carrier and
|
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limps to an unknown destination. Ominously, he carries a case
|
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containing what appears to be a rifle or shotgun.
|
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|
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Complicating things still further is the fact that Deputy Fife,
|
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although armed with a pistol, in fact has no bullets in that
|
||||
pistol (although he does carry *one* bullet in a shirt pocket.)
|
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The sheriff himself carries no weapon.
|
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|
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At home that evening with his son and an aunt who performs
|
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housekeeping chores for Sheriff Taylor, the phone rings. It is
|
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the ex-con saying he is coming to the Taylor residence to pay a
|
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visit. The aunt, Beatrice, promptly takes the sheriff's son and
|
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deserts the premises.
|
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|
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Unknown to the sheriff, secret bodyguards Pyle and Campbell are
|
||||
nearby.
|
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|
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The ex-con, limping and still carrying the apparent rifle or
|
||||
shotgun, arrives. He is a mean-looking fellow. The unarmed
|
||||
sheriff invites him in.
|
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|
||||
At this point, Deputy Fife arrives. He and his secret team peer
|
||||
in through the window. They see the ex-con pull a shotgun from
|
||||
the case he is carrying.
|
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|
||||
Thinking quickly, Deputy Fife pulls the electric fuses for
|
||||
Sheriff Taylor's home. Then, he, Pyle, and Campbell, carrying
|
||||
stout rope, rush in the back door.
|
||||
|
||||
But, in the meantime, the sheriff and the ex-con have exited via
|
||||
the front door. Inside the house, in the darkness, the deputy
|
||||
and his assistants bungle badly and end up in knots.
|
||||
|
||||
Outside, the sheriff fixes the fuses, the lights go back on, and
|
||||
he and the ex-con peer in through the window. They both laugh at
|
||||
what they see. It turns out that the shotgun was a present given
|
||||
to Sheriff Taylor as supposed "thanks" for helping the ex-con
|
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straighten up and turn his life around.
|
||||
|
||||
BUT, how is it that the ex-con, a felon, can have a shotgun to
|
||||
give to the sheriff? And what about this Otis Campbell fellow
|
||||
who, under the guise of being intoxicated, is "coincidentally"
|
||||
privy to police intelligence? And most especially, why is it
|
||||
that the "good sheriff" employs incompetent Fife as deputy -- is
|
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the sheriff afraid that a *real* deputy might catch on to
|
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something?
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PROVOCATEURS AND THE OKLAHOMA BOMBINGS
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|
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
|
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----------------------
|
||||
|
||||
It is a fact of history. All the years the ultra rich and what
|
||||
some call their puppet government were determined to wreck
|
||||
grassroots movements that counter their policies. In the 1960s
|
||||
and 70s, for example, put in by the American CIA: pretended
|
||||
leaders of the Peace Movement, heavily-funded fakers. In those
|
||||
years I taught a seminar for university students: how to finger
|
||||
agent provocateurs, a French term meaning those who infiltrate a
|
||||
dissident group to destroy them, such as steering them into the
|
||||
hands of the local police, or, the Secret Police such as the ATF,
|
||||
the FBI, and others.
|
||||
|
||||
I used to tell my students: Buy some cotton, plug up your ears
|
||||
when you are in the presence of someone you suspect of being a
|
||||
provocateur. That is, do not study his rhetoric; rather, check
|
||||
out where they popped up from and where their money comes from.
|
||||
I and my associates became experts on CIA-linked foundations
|
||||
whose tax returns are a public record. Some people forget that
|
||||
in the Spring of 1967 there were devastating disclosures that the
|
||||
CIA had a string of foundations they funded and controlled
|
||||
through a three-step procedure of deception called (1) conduits
|
||||
and (2) pass-throughs (sort of a cut-out between the CIA and the
|
||||
ultimate foundation recipients) and (3) fronts, a technical term
|
||||
rather than just slang. Studying what went on before that date
|
||||
was a starting point for scrutinizing CIA foundations, then and
|
||||
now. (Reference: New York Times Index, 1967 volume.)
|
||||
|
||||
We began an intensive probe of the "Chicago Seven," those charged
|
||||
with helping instigate the riots at the 1968 Democratic
|
||||
Convention in Chicago: Rennie Davis, Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin,
|
||||
Tom Hayden, etc. Their rhetoric was planned and polished;
|
||||
virtually impossible to penetrate their words. Some 250 thousand
|
||||
dollars and more funded their operation, coming from the Roger
|
||||
Baldwin Foundation which, in turn, got its funding from the Aaron
|
||||
Norman Fund, the J.M. Kaplan Foundation of New York, and the New
|
||||
World Foundation.
|
||||
|
||||
Careful scrutiny showed the Baldwin Foundation took over, in
|
||||
1967, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). So, thereafter
|
||||
they used a series of names, such as the Roger Baldwin Foundation
|
||||
of ACLU. The American Civil Liberties Union does not exist as a
|
||||
separate entity, like prior to 1967. Yet press-fakers continue
|
||||
to refer to the ACLU as if there is a separate such thing. The
|
||||
whole operation is part of a CIA apparatus which finances and
|
||||
controls a substantial portion of so-called "liberal" movements
|
||||
and magazines. For example, The Nation magazine gets part of
|
||||
their funding through that group. That magazine *does* criticize
|
||||
foreign operations of CIA *but* *not* *domestic* *ones*.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1972, I got arrested inside a Chicago television station
|
||||
confronting on these matters Rennie Davis doing a live show. I
|
||||
beat the rap in court by subpoenaing the Chicago Station Chief of
|
||||
CIA. The spy agency, by the way, is not supposed to have
|
||||
domestic operations but they do. The Chicago riots caused a
|
||||
backlash installing Nixon, president.
|
||||
|
||||
Another major turning point was in April, 1995: the multiple
|
||||
bombings at a federal building in Oklahoma City. We became
|
||||
suspicious of the numerous publications and talk shows that
|
||||
sprang up from nowhere, just before or just after the tragedy.
|
||||
One such was Media Bypass magazine, headquartered in Evansville,
|
||||
Indiana. They started with a very small circulation. The
|
||||
publisher was Jim Thomas. Earlier in his career he was a
|
||||
military electronics expert; he says he had top security
|
||||
clearance and once worked on the atomic bomb.
|
||||
|
||||
On the day of the Oklahoma bombings, Jim Thomas hired, to write
|
||||
about the event, Lawrence W. Myers, a talented writer of several
|
||||
books on bomb making and remote bomb triggers. Myers' books were
|
||||
published by Palladin Press which, like Soldier of Fortune
|
||||
magazine, is reportedly a CIA proprietary.
|
||||
|
||||
The circulation of Media Bypass magazine shot way up. It was
|
||||
supposedly the voice of the militias, the tax protester movement,
|
||||
and the state sovereignty movement. President Clinton
|
||||
electrified the nation by suddenly appearing on CBS's "60
|
||||
Minutes" program, after the Oklahoma bombings. He accused the
|
||||
militias of being somehow involved and dedicated to overthrowing
|
||||
the central government; all of that denied by those claiming to
|
||||
be militia leaders.
|
||||
|
||||
Soon, Lawrence W. Myers became the chief investigative reporter
|
||||
for Media Bypass. He wrote stories about the Oklahoma event
|
||||
which some savvy folks suspected were slanted to favor a
|
||||
government cover-up, blaming the whole thing on a sort of Lee
|
||||
Harvey McVeigh, the lone bomber/assassin. But who paid attention
|
||||
that Myers had been a counter-terrorism expert with Wackenhut,
|
||||
the privatized adjunct to the American CIA. The spy agency used
|
||||
Wackenhut, a private firm, to defeat Freedom of Information
|
||||
requests. After all, the federal law forcing, supposedly, some
|
||||
disgorging of documents, applied only to federal agencies, not
|
||||
private firms.
|
||||
|
||||
Myers wielding so much power at Media Bypass, some claimed he was
|
||||
sort of the gate-keeper, deciding what stories, if any, were to
|
||||
be published. The magazine ran provocative advertisements
|
||||
proclaiming you did not have to pay federal income tax unless you
|
||||
lived in a federal territory or enclave like the District of
|
||||
Columbia. Readers were urged to contact the advertisers for more
|
||||
data. Was this a way of compiling a list of "victims" for the
|
||||
IRS firing squad?
|
||||
|
||||
Some right-wing activists began complaining that Myers liked to
|
||||
pick their brains on the telephone. He had an arrogant way of
|
||||
somehow extracting information. When I wrote about this in
|
||||
March, 1996, in commentaries on Internet, publisher Jim Thomas
|
||||
denied there was espionage involving Myers. But in November,
|
||||
1996, Thomas called me stating that readers were cancelling
|
||||
subscriptions because of their views on Myers; so Thomas fired
|
||||
Myers but said he could find no proof Myers was with CIA.
|
||||
|
||||
To try to divert my attention, Thomas pointed an accusing finger
|
||||
at Jeremiah Films, a California firm that produces video catering
|
||||
to the Christian Patriot movement. Thomas said he also fired
|
||||
Troy Underhill, once a staff member at Media Bypass. According
|
||||
to Thomas, Underhill was some kind of felon who was an operative
|
||||
or fink for IRS and FBI and now has a key position with Jeremiah
|
||||
Films. Another FBI informant or operative acting as a consultant
|
||||
to Jeremiah Films is a person using the fake name of "John
|
||||
Bennett," Thomas says.
|
||||
|
||||
Thomas could not explain, however, how it was that some of these
|
||||
same spies were at one time running his magazine or, like
|
||||
Jeremiah Films, taking expensive, full back-cover ads in Media
|
||||
Bypass.
|
||||
|
||||
As always, the makers & shakers are trying to control what we
|
||||
think and say.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Skolnick, since 1963, has been founder/chairman of a
|
||||
public-interest group, CITIZENS' COMMITTEE TO CLEAN UP THE
|
||||
COURTS, researching and disclosing certain instances of judicial
|
||||
corruption and political murders. Since 1971, as editor of
|
||||
updates of the group's work, called HOTLINE NEWS, a 5-minute
|
||||
recorded phone message, changed several times per week -- a
|
||||
regular phone call -- (312) 731-1100. (Area code may soon change
|
||||
to 773.) Since 1991, a regular participant, now moderator, of a
|
||||
popular, public access cable TV program, called "Broadsides", in
|
||||
Chicago and suburbs -- on most every Monday evening in Chicago,
|
||||
on Channel 21 cable, 9 p.m., available to some 400,000
|
||||
households. His comments appear on Internet on several websites;
|
||||
archives of his stories can be pulled up and printed out. Also,
|
||||
on Internet, his stories appear on some five categories of news
|
||||
groups, such as alt.conspiracy and alt.activism. (See also
|
||||
http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html and see also ftp.shout.net
|
||||
pub/users/bigred) Office (8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days): (312)
|
||||
375-5741. 9800 So. Oglesby Avenue, Chicago, IL 60617-4870. Call
|
||||
before sending FAX. NOTE THAT THE NEW AREA CODE, 773, WAS TO
|
||||
HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED BY NOW. IF 312 AREA CODE FAILS, TRY AREA
|
||||
CODE 773. (After October 12, 1996, AREA CODE changes to 773.)
|
||||
|
||||
A few highlights of the group's work: Caused the biggest bribery
|
||||
scandal in U.S. history, the collapse of the Illinois Supreme
|
||||
Court, 1969. Investigation of the sabotaged Watergate plane
|
||||
crash, 1972-73. 12 Watergate figures perished including Mrs. E.
|
||||
Howard Hunt, wife of the Watergate burglar. One of the first to
|
||||
comment on the Vice President Spiro Agnew bribery mess, resulting
|
||||
in his downfall, 1973. Investigation and disclosure causing the
|
||||
jailing for bribery of the highest level sitting federal judge in
|
||||
American history, Chicago Federal Appeals Judge Otto Kerner, Jr.,
|
||||
1973. Touching off "Operation Greylord," in which 20 local
|
||||
judges and 40 lawyers jailed for bribery, 1983-1993.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
||||
pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
|
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|
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NEWS ROUND-UP
|
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=============
|
||||
News From All Over
|
||||
------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Mario Savio, commonly known as the leader of the 1960s Berkeley
|
||||
"Free Speech" movement, has died recently. Because his death
|
||||
comes before the normal full term of human life, there is
|
||||
suspicion that his death may not have been natural. Is his death
|
||||
a signal, or at least symbolic, of a decision to crack down on
|
||||
free speech?
|
||||
Then again, "Tiny Tim," a sort of singer, has also died
|
||||
recently. Reading too much into *his* death could lead to
|
||||
"conclusions" that there is to be a clampdown on all fringe-type
|
||||
persons.
|
||||
Conspiracy Nation notes the death of both Mario Savio and
|
||||
Tiny Tim with sadness. Each, in their own way, showed American
|
||||
individualism at its best.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
CN reader Thomas Malloy (temalloy@ix.gen.com) warns that the
|
||||
U.S. government may be planning to impose martial law:
|
||||
|
||||
"Last night I attended a very thought provoking lecture
|
||||
sponsored by the Prophecy Club where retired army Chaplin
|
||||
Colonel James Ammerman spoke. The following assertions are
|
||||
all attributable to Colonel Ammerman. There are many
|
||||
closed military reservations in America, Canada and Mexico
|
||||
which are closed to the public. These bases are now the
|
||||
home of large numbers of foreign troops who now outnumber
|
||||
the troops in our military. There are so many German
|
||||
troops in America that they have their own command center
|
||||
which is located across the river from the Pentagon."
|
||||
|
||||
Malloy's warning is reminiscent of last year's alarming stories
|
||||
in The Spotlight newspaper regarding Russian military equipment
|
||||
seen on railroad flatcars in the U.S. But this editor's opinion
|
||||
of *that* situation is that the Russian equipment was most likely
|
||||
secretly purchased by the U.S. on the black market -- hence the
|
||||
need for cover up. I think Spotlight jumped too quickly to
|
||||
conclusions of Russian military infiltration in last year's
|
||||
story. Likewise, there are a lot of characters running around
|
||||
who know that crying "wolf" can get them attention.
|
||||
Because I get these type of "the sky is falling" type stories
|
||||
fairly often, I generally am skeptical of them. However I could
|
||||
be wrong. If you wish to read Malloy's entire story, try
|
||||
contacting him at his e-mail address given at the start of this
|
||||
item.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
In an article in the October 1996 Rumor Mill News ("Rumors
|
||||
and Whispers of Rumors"), the editor writes that President Bill
|
||||
Clinton "is being set up to be taken down." According to RMNews,
|
||||
there are two factions in the intelligence "community": the New
|
||||
World Order (NWO) faction, controlled by George Bush, and the
|
||||
anti-NWO faction. Apparently, Bill Clinton has turned against or
|
||||
displeased the NWO faction of late. "Clinton is not part of a
|
||||
dynasty as is George Bush. Clinton is a throw-away President.
|
||||
He thinks he is powerful, but this false sense of power will be
|
||||
his downfall. His ego has prevented him from understanding the
|
||||
deadliness of the gathering storm."
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In *Suppressed Truth About The Assassination of Abraham
|
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Lincoln* by Burke McCarty (New York: Gordon Press, 1974), the
|
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author (writing in the 1920s) brings familiar "Popish plot"
|
||||
mutterings together with the Lincoln assassination to yield a
|
||||
Vatican plot behind the assassination. What the book lacks in
|
||||
evidence it makes up for by re-hashing anti-Catholic ideas. The
|
||||
book may be hard to find; I only got a look at it thanks to the
|
||||
helpfulness of the Lincoln Library at the University of Illinois.
|
||||
Supposedly, the fact that Abe Lincoln, "a barefoot, nameless
|
||||
boy on poverty's path could, by his own efforts [become
|
||||
President]" galled the "'Divine Right' croakers and merited their
|
||||
most unceasing hatred." Thus, says McCarty, "the death of
|
||||
Abraham Lincoln was instigated by the 'Black' pope, the General
|
||||
of the Jesuit Order, camouflaged by the 'White' pope, Pius IX,
|
||||
aided and abetted by other 'Divine Righters' of Europe and their
|
||||
paid agents in this country and French Canada."
|
||||
In "Clash of the Titans," I touched on this concept of the
|
||||
"Divine Right of Kings" and how it is inimicable to our own
|
||||
American ideas of government. The Pope, as Christ's supposed
|
||||
representative on earth, is an example of this "Divine Right"
|
||||
concept; in fact, the Catholic Church is run in a top-down,
|
||||
fascist manner, with all supposed to give blind obedience to
|
||||
papal "infallibility." Supposedly, european and Catholic "Divine
|
||||
Righters" could not stomach common man Lincoln as a sort of ruler
|
||||
and had him killed.
|
||||
This editor views the true force behind Lincoln's
|
||||
assassination as either (a) greedy northern businessmen, or (b)
|
||||
the British. (For more on the British connection, see "Clash of
|
||||
the Titans.")
|
||||
McCarty's book is not without merit, however. Here are some
|
||||
items he gives:
|
||||
|
||||
** On July 21, 1773, Pope Clement IV abolished the Society of
|
||||
Jesus (Jesuits) on grounds that it was immoral, dangerous, and a
|
||||
menace to the papacy. For this, says the author, Pope Clement
|
||||
was promptly poisoned. The Society of Jesus was restored by Pope
|
||||
Pius VII in 1814, roughly concurrent to the Congress of Vienna.
|
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|
||||
** The Congress of Vienna (1814-15) held its sessions in
|
||||
secret. Not made clear is whether the Congress of Verona was
|
||||
subjunct or adjunct to the Congress of Vienna. According to
|
||||
McCarty, the particular business of the Congress of Verona was
|
||||
the ratification of Article Six of the Congress of Vienna, which
|
||||
was a promise to prevent or destroy Popular Governments wherever
|
||||
found.
|
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|
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** "In 1828 an organization in Vienna was formed which was
|
||||
called the 'St. Leopold Foundation.' The plan was then, to
|
||||
operate under the mask of religion, which would insure its safety
|
||||
from any governmental interference and they hoped to accomplish
|
||||
by intrigue and innuendo what could not be done by bullets and
|
||||
bayonets."
|
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|
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** Not checked yet by this editor is an alleged item from the
|
||||
U.S. Congressional Record (House Bill 1523 of 2/15/1913, pages
|
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3215-16) in which a supposed "secret Jesuit oath" charged as "the
|
||||
one taken by the members of the Fourth Degree in the [Catholic]
|
||||
Knights of Columbus" is read into the record. Here are excerpts
|
||||
from the alleged oath:
|
||||
|
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"...to the utmost of my power, I shall and will defend this
|
||||
doctrine and his Holiness' right and customs against all
|
||||
usurpers of the heretical or Protestant authority... I do
|
||||
now renounce and disown any allegiance as due to any
|
||||
heretical king, prince or state named Protestant or
|
||||
Liberals, or obedience to any of their laws, magistrates or
|
||||
officers."
|
||||
|
||||
[...]
|
||||
|
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"...I do further promise and declare, that I will, when
|
||||
opportunity presents, make and wage relentless war,
|
||||
secretly or openly, against all heretics, Protestants and
|
||||
Liberals, as I am directed to do and to extirpate and
|
||||
exterminate them from the face of the whole earth, and that
|
||||
I will spare neither sex, age nor condition, and that I
|
||||
will hang, waste, boil, flay, strangle and bury alive these
|
||||
infamous heretics; rip up the stomachs and wombs of their
|
||||
women and crush their infants' heads against the wall, in
|
||||
order to annihilate forever their execrable race."
|
||||
|
||||
"That when the same cannot be done openly, I will secretly
|
||||
use the POISON CUP, THE STRANGULATION CORD, THE STEEL OF
|
||||
THE POINARD, OR THE LEADEN BULLET, REGARDLESS OF THE HONOR,
|
||||
RANK, DIGNITY, OR AUTHORITY OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS
|
||||
WHATSOEVER MAY BE THEIR CONDITION IN LIFE, EITHER PUBLIC OR
|
||||
PRIVATE, AS I AT ANY TIME MAY BE DIRECTED SO TO DO BY ANY
|
||||
AGENT OF THE POPE OR SUPERIOR OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE
|
||||
HOLY FAITH OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS."
|
||||
|
||||
Supposedly, the Catholic hierarchy was behind various
|
||||
anti-Lincoln items appearing in newspapers late into the American
|
||||
Civil War. Because many Catholics were slavish to the decrees of
|
||||
their religion, inferred is that these anti-Lincoln items of
|
||||
Catholic origin were basically "orders to kill."
|
||||
|
||||
Yet beyond circumstantial material, McCarty's book lacks hard
|
||||
evidence -- such as can be found, for example, in Vaughan
|
||||
Shelton's book covering suspicious facts of the Lincoln
|
||||
assassination, *Mask for Treason*.
|
||||
|
||||
McCarty also alleges that the "Jesuit Oath" killed...
|
||||
** William Henry Harrison, "by the poison cup," 4/4/1841;
|
||||
** Zachary Taylor, "by the poison cup," 7/5/1850;
|
||||
** Garfield, "by the leaden bullet," 7/2/1881;
|
||||
** William McKinley, "by the leaden bullet," 9/6/1901.
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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In response to an item in CN 9.74 regarding the possibility
|
||||
of a 19th-century alliance between the Pope and European
|
||||
monarchs, CN reader Michael Hoffman II writes:
|
||||
|
||||
Catholic theology denies the Divine Right of Kings for both
|
||||
Catholic and Protestant monarchs. The most distinguished
|
||||
Catholic political writer in this field (who may have
|
||||
influenced the American Founders), was the 17th century
|
||||
Jesuit scholar, Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, who debated the
|
||||
"Divine Right" proponent, the Protestant King James I of
|
||||
England. (Luther also upheld the doctrine).
|
||||
|
||||
The Catholic Church had always put limits on monarchs.
|
||||
James and later Louis XIV of France, identified themselves
|
||||
with God and the state. Bellarmine, at the pope's behest,
|
||||
contested this (cf. John Clement Rager, "The Political
|
||||
Philosophy of St. Robert Bellarmine"). In France the
|
||||
papacy condemned Divine Right as the heresy of Gallicanism.
|
||||
|
||||
Of course in the secular realm to this day there are
|
||||
Catholic reactionaries and royalists who are even willing
|
||||
to side with the Protestant crown than countenance the
|
||||
American Revolution. In America however, the Church was
|
||||
dominated by the Republican Irish who with their bad
|
||||
experience under the British monarchy embraced the American
|
||||
system of Republican government wholeheartedly.
|
||||
|
||||
Pius IX was very concerned about the Union's use of Irish
|
||||
Catholics as cannon fodder in the war and issued a letter
|
||||
to be read in all the churches in Ireland resisting Union
|
||||
recruiting.
|
||||
|
||||
Hoffman does not seem to deny the personification of the Divine
|
||||
Right concept within the Church itself, just the possibility of
|
||||
an alliance between the Church and European monarchs. After all,
|
||||
the Catholic Church is quite blunt about it: the Pope is
|
||||
(supposedly) God's representative on earth.
|
||||
|
||||
But in spite of Hoffman's erudition, as apparent in the excerpt
|
||||
quoted above, why wouldn't the Catholic Church and European
|
||||
monarchs have found some common ground? Politics make strange
|
||||
bedfellows, and a secret agreement between European monarchs and
|
||||
the Pope is not too far-fetched.
|
||||
|
||||
In Burke McCarty's book on the Lincoln assassination (*Suppressed
|
||||
Truth About the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln*, see CN 9.74),
|
||||
mention is made of a Rev. Charles Chiniquy, a defrocked Catholic
|
||||
priest who authored a book called *Fifty Years in the Church of
|
||||
Rome*. A CN reader was nice enough to send the following,
|
||||
indicating that Chiniquy's book is still in print:
|
||||
|
||||
I am writing to inform you about a book written by a
|
||||
contemporary of Abraham Lincoln, which appears to confirm
|
||||
what Burke McCarty is saying. The book is:
|
||||
|
||||
"50 Years in the Church of Rome"
|
||||
by Charles Chiniquy
|
||||
Copyright 1981
|
||||
by Jack T. Chick
|
||||
Published by:
|
||||
Chick Publications
|
||||
P.O. Box 662
|
||||
Chino, Calif. 91710
|
||||
ISBN: 0-937958-09-3
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
In Burke McCarty's book, the ex-Rev. Chiniquy, who knew Lincoln,
|
||||
quotes the great president as having stated as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
The common people hear and see the big noisy wheels of the
|
||||
southern Confederacy cars, and they call him Jeff Davis,
|
||||
Lee, Thompson, Beauregard, Semmes, or others. They
|
||||
honestly think that they are the motive power, the first
|
||||
cause of our troubles, but it is a mistake, the true motive
|
||||
power is secreted behind the thick walls of the Vatican --
|
||||
the colleges and schools of the Jesuits; the convents of
|
||||
the Nuns, the confessional boxes of Rome.
|
||||
|
||||
And again, said by Chiniquy to be a statement having been made by
|
||||
President Lincoln:
|
||||
|
||||
Father Chiniquy, I want your views about a thing which is
|
||||
exceedingly puzzling to me and you are the only one to whom
|
||||
I would like to speak on the subject. A great number of
|
||||
Democratic newspapers have been sent me lately, evidently
|
||||
written by Roman Catholics, publishing that I was born a
|
||||
Roman Catholic and baptized by a priest. They called me a
|
||||
renegade and apostate on account of that, and they heaped
|
||||
upon my head mountains of abuse. Now, no priest of Rome
|
||||
has ever laid his hand on my head. But the persistency of
|
||||
the Romish press to present this falsehood to their readers
|
||||
as gospel truth, must have a meaning. Please tell me, as
|
||||
briefly as possible, what you think about it.
|
||||
|
||||
This, Chiniquy answered, was done solely to incite and justify
|
||||
the act of assassination in the minds of any Catholic fanatics.
|
||||
It was, says Chiniquy, equivalent to a command.
|
||||
|
||||
Skeptics will rightly point out that as a defrocked Catholic
|
||||
priest, Chiniquy's claims are dubious. Yet that coin has two
|
||||
sides: as a defrocked priest, Chiniquy would have been free to
|
||||
speak his mind.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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SHERMAN SKOLNICK'S RECORDED MESSAGE
|
||||
===================================
|
||||
(December 3, 1996; Transcription by Conspiracy Nation)
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
So, the pressfakers are suddenly talking about the 25th
|
||||
Amendment. They say a group is studying how a President can be
|
||||
removed because of psychiatric problems.
|
||||
|
||||
Remember our exclusive stories about the 25th Amendment: it
|
||||
provides for the Vice President to join with other Executive
|
||||
branch officials to make a written declaration to Congress that
|
||||
the President is unable to discharge his duties. And, the Vice
|
||||
President immediately becomes the acting President. Thereafter,
|
||||
the removed President can get his office back only upon
|
||||
challenging the matter in Congress, in or out of session.
|
||||
|
||||
Since an early age, William Jefferson Clinton has been with CIA,
|
||||
acting at times at the behest of the London station chief. Bill
|
||||
traveled to Europe to spy on anti-Vietnam War activists. He went
|
||||
to Czechoslovakia and stayed at the home of a top Communist party
|
||||
official whose son was at Oxford with Bill. That son knew too
|
||||
much about Clinton and was murdered in Turkey by being thrown off
|
||||
a roof. Bill endeared himself to CIA by going to Moscow and
|
||||
returning with a secret transcript of a high-level meeting there
|
||||
attacking Stalinists.
|
||||
|
||||
Later to be his wife, Hillary Rodham had separate duties for CIA,
|
||||
which was sore at Nixon. She was a staff assistant, with Bernie
|
||||
Nussbaum, on the Nixon impeachment committee of Congress.
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Clinton can be terminated at any time; the ultra-rich are
|
||||
finished using him and want to throw him away.
|
||||
|
||||
Secret files of the DIA and the CIA show Bill Clinton suffers all
|
||||
the years from split-personality syndrome. Which means, under
|
||||
pressure he thinks and believes he is someone else. Hey! Is
|
||||
that the finger on the nuclear button, huh!? (And Bill's
|
||||
continuing to snort cocaine just makes his mental mess worse.)
|
||||
|
||||
As we told you in exclusive stories, prominent Democrats, prior
|
||||
to the election, demanded, that for the good of the Democrat
|
||||
party, that Bill resign his office and not run for re-election.
|
||||
He called them traitors, and threatened reprisals. He later
|
||||
accused Vice President Al Gore also of plotting against him.
|
||||
|
||||
The long-expected release of the indictments against the First
|
||||
Lady and other past and present White House officials may cause a
|
||||
more public view of Clinton's psychiatric problems. As the
|
||||
secret files reveal, Bill cannot take the pressure. (And of
|
||||
course, he has long been a pathological liar.)
|
||||
|
||||
Please note the legal angle: A lunatic cannot be a grand jury or
|
||||
court witness against other criminals, such as those which have
|
||||
surrounded him. Likewise, a lunatic cannot be prosecuted but
|
||||
must, instead, be sent off to the federal brain factory in
|
||||
Springfield, Missouri (actually a political prison camp.) That
|
||||
is, there to be pumped full of super tranquilizers so he becomes
|
||||
a vegetable and remembers nothing.
|
||||
|
||||
And what will cause Bill to go further bananas, huh?
|
||||
|
||||
ITEM: He wanted White House Deputy Counsel Foster dead, dead,
|
||||
dead. Because? Foster, on behalf of Hillary, was tracing Bill's
|
||||
illicit dope funds, parked overseas. Hillary had long expected
|
||||
to divorce Bill and she wanted to find out where he kept the big
|
||||
bundles of cash.
|
||||
|
||||
ITEM: Bill Clinton shared bribery loot with Commerce Secretary
|
||||
Ron Brown, who died in a sabotaged plane crash. And then, a
|
||||
long-time Commerce Department employee was apparently also
|
||||
murdered: she was very savvy on the corruption in international
|
||||
trade deals. She was about to appear before a federal grand jury
|
||||
on the Lippo Group mess and was going to finger the President.
|
||||
Her body was found in the Commerce Department building. When is
|
||||
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr gonna protect grand jury
|
||||
witnesses who are being, one by one, murdered!?
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Skolnick, since 1963, has been founder/chairman of a
|
||||
public-interest group, CITIZENS' COMMITTEE TO CLEAN UP THE
|
||||
COURTS, researching and disclosing certain instances of judicial
|
||||
corruption and political murders. Since 1971, as editor of
|
||||
updates of the group's work, called HOTLINE NEWS, a 5-minute
|
||||
recorded phone message, changed several times per week -- a
|
||||
regular phone call -- (312) 731-1100. (Area code may soon change
|
||||
to 773.) Since 1991, a regular participant, now moderator, of a
|
||||
popular, public access cable TV program, called "Broadsides", in
|
||||
Chicago and suburbs -- on most every Monday evening in Chicago,
|
||||
on Channel 21 cable, 9 p.m., available to some 400,000
|
||||
households. His comments appear on Internet on several websites;
|
||||
archives of his stories can be pulled up and printed out. Also,
|
||||
on Internet, his stories appear on some five categories of news
|
||||
groups, such as alt.conspiracy and alt.activism. (See also
|
||||
http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html and see also ftp.shout.net
|
||||
pub/users/bigred) Office (8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days): (312)
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
A few highlights of the group's work: Caused the biggest bribery
|
||||
scandal in U.S. history, the collapse of the Illinois Supreme
|
||||
Court, 1969. Investigation of the sabotaged Watergate plane
|
||||
crash, 1972-73. 12 Watergate figures perished including Mrs. E.
|
||||
Howard Hunt, wife of the Watergate burglar. One of the first to
|
||||
comment on the Vice President Spiro Agnew bribery mess, resulting
|
||||
in his downfall, 1973. Investigation and disclosure causing the
|
||||
jailing for bribery of the highest level sitting federal judge in
|
||||
American history, Chicago Federal Appeals Judge Otto Kerner, Jr.,
|
||||
1973. Touching off "Operation Greylord," in which 20 local
|
||||
judges and 40 lawyers jailed for bribery, 1983-1993.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Once a year, like clockwork, the latest "flu" virus appears.
|
||||
Like with AIDS having its mysterious origins in "deepest, darkest
|
||||
Africa," the vague sense is that the yearly influenza virus comes
|
||||
from a mysterious faraway land: Asia.
|
||||
My parents always heed the warnings each year to "get your
|
||||
flu shot." So, a month or two back they went through the yearly
|
||||
flu-shot ritual. I visited them shortly thereafter. A few days
|
||||
later, by an interesting "coincidence," I was one of the first to
|
||||
suffer the latest edition of influenza.
|
||||
What if. What if our perceptions are bass-ackwards on the
|
||||
annual flu season? What if the initial introduction of the virus
|
||||
into the population occurs via the innoculations given to ward
|
||||
off the virus, and from *there* the disease is spread?
|
||||
Sound far-fetched? The medical industry has gotten it wrong
|
||||
before, for example with Beriberi. Beriberi is a fatal illness
|
||||
caused by lack of vitamin B1. In the 1880s, a Japanese doctor
|
||||
named Kanehiro Takaki discovered that Beriberi could be cured and
|
||||
prevented through proper nutrition. He published the results of
|
||||
his research in Lancet, a British medical journal.
|
||||
Unfortunately, writes Dr. Peter Duesberg in his book, *Inventing
|
||||
the AIDS Virus*, "Instead of acknowledging poor nutrition as the
|
||||
cause of beriberi, the scientific community wantonly disregarded
|
||||
it. The report had arrived during the height of the
|
||||
bacteria-hunting craze... and microbe hunters were eager to find
|
||||
new germs."
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Chosen unanimously to chair the House Government Reform and
|
||||
Oversight Committee is Rep. Dan Burton (R, Ind.). According to
|
||||
the Washington Times (National Weekly Edition, 12/8/96), Rep.
|
||||
Burton has a reputation as one who "goes for the jugular."
|
||||
Congressman Burton has expressed strong doubts regarding the
|
||||
official version of Vince Foster's death. For example, in the
|
||||
Congressional Record of August 2, 1994 (Vol. 140, No. 104) he
|
||||
states, in part...
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Speaker, over the past several weeks there has been a
|
||||
lot of questions about the death of Vince Foster and the
|
||||
connection of his death to the Whitewater investigation,
|
||||
and I have had nine people on my staff at the Republican
|
||||
Study Committee and my personal staff and some outside
|
||||
sources investigating this, because the Committee on
|
||||
Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs here in the House that
|
||||
is doing the Whitewater investigation on a party line vote
|
||||
has limited the scope of the investigation to such a degree
|
||||
that one Member said that if the same principles had been
|
||||
applied to the O.J. Simpson case, the one thing you could
|
||||
ask O.J. Simpson is "How was your trip to Chicago?" You
|
||||
couldn't ask any other questions. That is how limited the
|
||||
investigation is. There is a deliberate attempt to
|
||||
minimize the investigation and, I think, to cover up a lot
|
||||
of the facts.
|
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
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In CN 9.76, Sherman Skolnick mentions the death of a Commerce
|
||||
Department employee. Some readers may not have heard about this
|
||||
previously. Here are excerpts from Associated Press, 11/30/96
|
||||
("Commerce Department Employee Found Dead in Office")....
|
||||
|
||||
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Commerce Department employee was found
|
||||
dead in her fourth-floor office at the agency's downtown
|
||||
headquarters on Friday.
|
||||
The body was discovered around 7:45 a.m. by a co-worker
|
||||
arriving for work, police said.
|
||||
The woman was identified as Barbara Alice Wise, 48, of
|
||||
Gambrills, Md. She had worked as a secretary for 14 years
|
||||
at the department's International Trade Administration.
|
||||
A preliminary autopsy was unable to determine the cause
|
||||
of death Friday.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
I received the following e-mail recently, regarding Livingstone
|
||||
Fagan, one of the few survivors of the Branch Davidian Massacre
|
||||
near Waco, Texas, April 19, 1993. (For more on that massacre,
|
||||
see *The Davidian Massacre* by Carol Moore, ISBN 1-880692-22-8,
|
||||
and *The Ashes of Waco* by Dick J. Reavis, ISBN 0-684-81132-4)
|
||||
|
||||
Just a few hours ago Carol Moore allowed me to transcribe
|
||||
the following crucial details excerpted from Livingston's
|
||||
letter dated 09/28/96:
|
||||
|
||||
.... the scars and bruises from threats and physical
|
||||
assaults sustained since my arrival June 20th '96,
|
||||
all of which I received at the hands of prison
|
||||
officers. Last Thursday was the worst yet. After
|
||||
continuously slamming my head against a concrete,
|
||||
then metal structure, followed by my body against a
|
||||
concrete floor (the stated purpose being to get me to
|
||||
fear him), this 300 lb officer then verbalized his
|
||||
intent to kill me for my not cowering to his will.
|
||||
|
||||
Ordinarily the above would be considered attempted
|
||||
murder. In here it seems to be the norm -- The
|
||||
inquisition continues. I had tended not to report
|
||||
these incidents, not wanting to appear as though I'm
|
||||
whining. I am not. This is only for informational
|
||||
purposes. It is not uncommon for people to be killed
|
||||
in these institutions and it be reported as self-
|
||||
inflicted. In the event of my premature death, I
|
||||
think it prudent that there be someone independent
|
||||
who is aware of the preceding.....thus averting such
|
||||
fabrication.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
The Rev. Chiniquy material (see CN 9.75) really got some people
|
||||
to howling. One reader was so blinded by fury he erroneously
|
||||
supposed that Jack Chick, mentioned as a source for obtaining
|
||||
Chiniquy's book, was the actual author. He wrote in part,
|
||||
|
||||
Jack Chick describes convents that never existed, priests
|
||||
that were never ordained, and public meetings that never
|
||||
took place. For examples, refer to:
|
||||
|
||||
http://www.catholic.com/answers/tracts/whoppers.htm
|
||||
http://www.catholic.com/answers/tracts/anticath.htm
|
||||
|
||||
(Note that I haven't yet verified the above web sites as still
|
||||
operating.)
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Finally, news is a funny business: some days slow, some days
|
||||
busy. When it's slow, I like to go to the University of Illinois
|
||||
library and dig for items there. Right now, though, it's
|
||||
end-of-semester madness at U of I. So, for the moment, U of I as
|
||||
a resource is more or less extremely occupied with harried
|
||||
students rushing to finish papers. That means resources are not
|
||||
as easily available as normally.
|
||||
What this means is, a "dry spell" may occur with CN for the
|
||||
next few weeks; less to report for awhile. But, when the news
|
||||
breaks out, Conspiracy Nation breaks in.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
||||
pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
|
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
This past week (Dec. 1-7, 1996) we heard that "experts" are
|
||||
deciding that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is too high and
|
||||
should be lowered by about 1 percent. One effect of this CPI
|
||||
lowering will be a decrease in Social Security payments. Local
|
||||
radio program "News From Neptune" points out another aspect in
|
||||
this, that this lowering of the CPI will enable other "experts"
|
||||
to "prove" that "the economy is good."
|
||||
In the latest issue of the monthly, hardcopy Conspiracy
|
||||
Nation newsletter, mention is made of Adolph Hitler's "Big Lie"
|
||||
technique. In that issue I suggest one of the current "big lies"
|
||||
is that "the economy is good." With a lowering of the CPI, this
|
||||
falsehood is enabled to be propped up: "proof" is now
|
||||
forthcoming that, regarding today's workers, "no, it turns out
|
||||
that they don't have to work longer than their parents to achieve
|
||||
the same standard of living after all; see, here's 'proof' based
|
||||
on the lowered CPI."
|
||||
Look for "experts" to appear in the future "proving" that
|
||||
"the economy is good" based on wooden-leg CPI figures.
|
||||
The newsfakers argued this past week that, for example,
|
||||
people are not buying new cars as often and therefore high prices
|
||||
for new cars are not what they seem. Yet this is a "chicken or
|
||||
egg" argument (a la "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"):
|
||||
people don't buy new cars as often because they can't afford the
|
||||
new cars! It's not like it's some new chic lifestyle choice to
|
||||
drive the same car past 100,000 miles.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
In CN 9.77, mention was made of the enfuriated reader who
|
||||
believed that the Rev. Chiniquy and Jack Chick were actually the
|
||||
same person. Responding to my scoffing, the enfuriated reader
|
||||
responded:
|
||||
|
||||
Oh yeah? Then who is this Chiniquy guy? Why does Chick
|
||||
hold the copyright on Chiniquy's book? How can Chick hold
|
||||
the copyright on a book that he didn't write?
|
||||
Chiniquy<-->Chick: can you say "pseudonym?" Care to put
|
||||
your money where your mouth is with a little wager? How
|
||||
about 25 bucks, donated to the winner's favorite charity,
|
||||
that the book WAS written by Chick. Game?
|
||||
(Enfuriated Reader)
|
||||
|
||||
As it turns out, I should have taken "ER" (Enfuriated Reader) up
|
||||
on the proposed wager. For I now have in my possession an
|
||||
ancient, mouldering book (the kind whose pages you must turn
|
||||
carefully, lest they crumble), entitled *Fifty Years in the
|
||||
Church of Rome* by Rev. Charles Chiniquy, St. Anne, Kankakee
|
||||
County, Illinois. The copyright is from the year 1886. I have
|
||||
photocopied the relevant pages, and am prepared to send said
|
||||
copies to "ER", should he still wish to wager on the matter.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Say good-bye to "dry spells"; I have a copy of the
|
||||
Congressional Record from 1910, from which I ought to be able to
|
||||
extract items of interest to conspiratologists. Here is one:
|
||||
Congressional Record, House, Jan. 26, 1910, p. 1043.
|
||||
|
||||
[Regarding HR 13410, Mr. Hull of Iowa states] Mr. Speaker,
|
||||
this only changes the present law to conform to the recent
|
||||
laws as to the militia and volunteers. When the Articles
|
||||
of War were adopted by the Congress, the militia included
|
||||
all able-bodied males between the ages of 18 and 45. Now
|
||||
we have a law organizing what is called the "organized
|
||||
militia" or "national guard." This bill puts in before the
|
||||
word "militia" the word "organized." In addition to that
|
||||
it recognizes what our volunteer law recognizes as a third
|
||||
line, called the "volunteers" and it simply adds the words
|
||||
"or volunteers"...
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
(Partial transcript of an interview of Don Freed, author of
|
||||
Killing Time, a new book about the O.J. Simpson case. Freed is
|
||||
interviewed by Sherman H. Skolnick.)
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: Killing Time is a study made by a group of
|
||||
researchers, and published by MacMillan, which attempts to
|
||||
substitute an idiom or an alphabet of forensic timelines -- of
|
||||
facts -- in place of the temper tantrum of race and rage which
|
||||
greeted the jury verdict.
|
||||
We first create a timeline. And we ask the question, and the
|
||||
reader is in the place of the juror. And you follow the
|
||||
blood-red footprints into the murder killing time -- into the
|
||||
timeline. And if you find that Simpson could not be in that
|
||||
killing time, that there is "something wrong" (in Dr. Henry Lee's
|
||||
words), then you have no choice but to look at other
|
||||
possibilities, other scenarios.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: What other scenario, for example?
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: For example, organized drugs and vice in the wealthy
|
||||
west side of Los Angeles.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: Which are known to the authorities, and were
|
||||
known to Judge Lance Ito through his police captain wife,
|
||||
Margaret York, who was in charge of internal investigations in
|
||||
the L.A. police.
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: That is true. And one of the first reports linking
|
||||
the killings in Brentwood to other murders in the same lifestyle
|
||||
circle -- cocaine -- was the Chicago reports from your
|
||||
headquarters. [Mr. Skolnick chairs the Citizens' Committee to
|
||||
Clean Up the Courts, in Chicago.]
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: In other words, is it possible that what they
|
||||
claim is his special footprint there, in the blood, that he could
|
||||
have come on the scene after the crime was committed?
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: That's one of the possibilities. And we have about a
|
||||
half a dozen options for the reader and the juror to follow.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: Do you raise that question, that he could have
|
||||
come on the scene after the murder?
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: Yes, we do. On the scene before, or during, or after.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: But not having committed it [the murder(s)].
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: That is right. And we also pose the question that,
|
||||
since we do not know who the killer was, we do not know who the
|
||||
target was. And that could be Mr. Goldman, it could be Ms.
|
||||
Simpson, it could have been Ms. Resnick, the house guest, or it
|
||||
could have been O.J. Simpson himself.
|
||||
I think you have been on the right track from the beginning.
|
||||
I think we're looking at a corner of the canvas of big-time
|
||||
sports and sports gambling, which involves big-time narcotics.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: The public has to know that in the early '70s,
|
||||
you helped edit a book on the corruption and dirty business of
|
||||
the L.A. Police intelligence, called The Glass-House Tapes. What
|
||||
do you make of the judge's police captain wife, who was liaison
|
||||
to DEA, to Drug Enforcement?
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: That's right. And that is why, I think, neither the
|
||||
prosecution, the defense, nor the judge, wanted to get anywhere
|
||||
near drugs.
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: But the point is that you believe that many of
|
||||
those involved in the trial knew what was really involved.
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: Well I think so, including some of the lawyers and
|
||||
investigators!
|
||||
|
||||
SHERMAN SKOLNICK: What do you make of one of the victim's
|
||||
father, Fred Goldman? That's screaming all the time?
|
||||
|
||||
DON FREED: He interrupted me on "Larry King Live" [Cable news
|
||||
program] with a furious monologue. And I told him that I
|
||||
understood his position but that he had no monopoly on justice,
|
||||
and that we have to start from scratch. And the fact that his
|
||||
son may have been the target in no way justifies his murder.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
||||
pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
|
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||||
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CHARLES S. HAYES CONSTITUTIONAL NATIONAL SECURITY ALERT
|
||||
=======================================================
|
||||
|
||||
In CN 9.59 was posted info from a source "known to me not to be a
|
||||
lightweight." The following communique comes from that same
|
||||
source. I don't know whether I'm free to reveal his name. I can
|
||||
give some insight on him by pointing to a video of a lecture
|
||||
given by retired NYPD vice squad detective James Rothstein: in
|
||||
that tape, Rothstein mentions that, on his way to Oklahoma City
|
||||
to privately investigate the Murrah Building bombings, he stopped
|
||||
in a certain city to pick up this person and bring him along.
|
||||
|
||||
Here is the latest info, received today, 12/7/96, from the
|
||||
un-named source, henceforth (for future reference) given the code
|
||||
name "Mr. Boderby."
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
THREE OPTIONS WERE PRESENTED TO BOY BILL, in order to accomplish
|
||||
his departure, owing to Boy Bill [Clinton] using 5+ lines of coke
|
||||
per day.
|
||||
|
||||
These options, among others, were detailed to Boy Bill by Robert
|
||||
Strauss (in an ashtray smashing meeting with Boy Bill) and by
|
||||
Chuck Hayes in a more recent, more calm, meeting with Boy Bill at
|
||||
a small airport in Kentucky.
|
||||
|
||||
First Option
|
||||
------------
|
||||
1. Easiest and best for Boy Bill: let wife be scandalized
|
||||
(Whitewater indicted) as indirect, non-personal reason for
|
||||
stepping down.
|
||||
|
||||
Second Option
|
||||
-------------
|
||||
2. Direct personal emergency 25th Amendment bi-partisan and
|
||||
medical committee declaration of presidential unfitness owing to
|
||||
5+ lines of personal cocaine use per day by Boy Bill.
|
||||
|
||||
Third Option
|
||||
------------
|
||||
3. Direct personal responsibility for *Mena*, Arkansas massive
|
||||
cocaine drug importation and nationwide distribution during
|
||||
governorship and continuing into presidency.
|
||||
|
||||
Detailed data of option 1 and general data concerning options 2
|
||||
and 3 (thru the first week of 96 *December*) follow:
|
||||
|
||||
I.
|
||||
--
|
||||
Option 1 was chosen owing to a desire to not too obviously
|
||||
duplicate still-remembered USA history.
|
||||
|
||||
Sufficient world powers agreed to eliminate Kennedy, therefore he
|
||||
was assassinated; however it was too recently done to assassinate
|
||||
Nixon, therefore it was agreed for Nixon to be directly
|
||||
personally scandalized out of office (Watergate). Nixon was too
|
||||
recent to directly personally scandalize Boy Bill, therefore
|
||||
certain powers agreed to eliminate Boy Bill by indirect family
|
||||
(wife) scandalization. The scandal being in major part financial
|
||||
crimes (Whitewater).
|
||||
|
||||
The counter-strike, possibly death knell, to this Option 1 is the
|
||||
96/Dec/3 decision to let convicted felon Charles Keating go scott
|
||||
free on all convictions for all financial crimes. The Keating
|
||||
federal and state financial crimes jury convictions were the
|
||||
model, plan, precedent for wife's [Hillary's] planned financial
|
||||
crimes indictment and intended jury conviction if necessary.
|
||||
However, the following White House counter-strike has intervened
|
||||
into planned Option 1:
|
||||
|
||||
1(a). 96/April, J. Reno Dept. of Injustice sudden decision to
|
||||
drop all lesser charges still pending as to Keating financial
|
||||
crimes.
|
||||
|
||||
1(b). 96/April, J. Reno Dept. of Injustice sudden urgent need
|
||||
for a marathon 7-hour (183 pages) deposition of Chuck Hayes on a
|
||||
case well over 10 years old (Inslaw). (There is a saying in the
|
||||
covert world: set the trap; then, *wait 6 months!*)
|
||||
|
||||
Note Dates:
|
||||
-----------
|
||||
|
||||
(1) 96/Oct/3 (6 months later), Bond allowed for convicted felon
|
||||
Keating (on all state and federal convictions).
|
||||
|
||||
(2) 96/Oct/3, Bond allowed "*in* *advance*" of any decision.
|
||||
|
||||
(3) 96/Oct/9, Signed but not made public, grand jury indictments
|
||||
of wife [Hillary] suddenly called back for urgent re-wording and
|
||||
re-signing; the Fifth Column's only public figure, Chuck Hayes,
|
||||
involved in writing/re-writing wife indictments.
|
||||
|
||||
(4) Whether the re-writing and re-signing allegedly completed by
|
||||
96/Oct/18 ever will be made public or will be forever suppressed
|
||||
owing to the amazing co-incidental timing of the incredibly
|
||||
corrupt Keating 96/Oct/3 bond and 96/Dec/3 decision made up from
|
||||
reasoning scraped off the floor of a horse barn remains to be
|
||||
seen.
|
||||
|
||||
(5) 96/Oct/22, Chuck Hayes swooped on, false arrested, by
|
||||
unchartered FBI SWAT team.
|
||||
|
||||
(6) 96/Oct/22, "No bond" written into false arrest warrant for an
|
||||
alleged "*attempt*" to do something that never happened -- before
|
||||
any bond hearing. Remarkably, Keating with multiple felony jury
|
||||
convictions for crimes fully perpetrated in separate state and
|
||||
federal courts was given bond on 96/Oct/3 with no hearing
|
||||
decision.
|
||||
|
||||
(7) 96/Oct/25, Hayes kangaroo alleged hearing -- "No bond"
|
||||
allowed.
|
||||
|
||||
(8) 96/Oct/28, Wildly inaccurate "Hayes" alleged court findings
|
||||
by J.B. Johnson magistrate judge issued, based on 96/Oct/25
|
||||
kangaroo hearing -- "No bond" is the order!!!
|
||||
|
||||
(9) 96/Nov/22, Magistrate Judge J.B. Johnson motion hearing --
|
||||
"No bond" repeated, but bond matter referred in open court in
|
||||
front of 50+ witnesses to federal Judge Barbara Coffman for full
|
||||
hearing. Ironically, this is the very day Bob Strauss sponsored
|
||||
and hosted leading Communist Russian General Aleksandr Lebed on
|
||||
Lebed's first trip to the USA.
|
||||
|
||||
(10) 96/Nov/26, Barbara Coffman orders corrections in 96/Oct/28
|
||||
alleged findings owing to gross errors but "*without hearing*" on
|
||||
specific issue of bond. Barbara Coffman went out of her way to
|
||||
announce, apparently on orders from "above," that she is in
|
||||
lockstep -- "No bond" -- and further, "no bond" hearing would be
|
||||
allowed to commence despite 96 hours earlier J.B. Johnson had
|
||||
announced in front of 50 witnesses that a bond hearing would be
|
||||
commenced in front of Barbara Coffman upon motion of Chuck Hayes,
|
||||
which motion was filed on 96/Nov/22 for 96/Nov/26 hearing, but
|
||||
immediately denied out of hand without hearing by Barbara Coffman
|
||||
on 96/Nov/26.
|
||||
|
||||
(11a) 96/Dec/3, Keating set free; decision based on alleged "jury
|
||||
contamination." That is, that the Keating scandal was so well
|
||||
known and so well publicized that the jurors had heard of the
|
||||
matter in advance of the trial (hearing of the matter somehow
|
||||
equals "contaminated"), therefore, each and every conviction in
|
||||
separate state and federal courts was thereby overturned by one
|
||||
lower-level federal judge, Marianne Pfeizer, in one all-inclusive
|
||||
mysterious decision.
|
||||
Most probably any and every juror could be claimed to be
|
||||
contaminated because it could be claimed that any person has
|
||||
heard of Keating and/or financial crimes such as Whitewater.
|
||||
Under this corrupt false decision, wife [Hillary] could never
|
||||
be tried by any USA juror because any and every adult in our USA
|
||||
could be claimed to have heard of wife and Whitewater.
|
||||
|
||||
(11b) 96/Dec/2 had been date pre-set at the time of false arrest
|
||||
to commence Chuck Hayes' jury trial on a false arrest in the last
|
||||
week of Oct. (with no discovery and the alleged criminal charge
|
||||
itself not provided to the false arrest victim for over five
|
||||
weeks after arrest.)
|
||||
|
||||
(12) Much of Chuck Hayes' efforts and the Fifth Column's perilous
|
||||
and life-threatening labors of many months have now been reduced
|
||||
to ashes by one more female federal black-robed Hillary covencat,
|
||||
Marianne Pfeizer, spellcasting onto the men of the Fifth Column:
|
||||
"Ashes, ashes, all fall down!!"
|
||||
|
||||
II.
|
||||
---
|
||||
With regard to Option 2, amazingly coincidental with the timing
|
||||
of the Option 1 defensive White House counter-strike corrupt
|
||||
Keating court decision is that the very same day (96/Dec/3),
|
||||
Fifth Column offensive Option 2 was put into play on nationwide
|
||||
radio, print, lengthy focused coverage by major TV, on Dr.
|
||||
O'Toole and the bi-partisan joint medical committee set up in the
|
||||
recent past to deal with a potential emergency 25th Amendment
|
||||
problem during the Nixon administration and how the same
|
||||
emergency mechanism is now in place during this Boy Bill current
|
||||
administration.
|
||||
|
||||
Unblessedly, a counter-measure to a 25th Amendment emergency
|
||||
bi-partisan joint medical committee is an even greater war power
|
||||
emergency such as a plague, natural disaster, military action
|
||||
inside or outside USA, triggering a martial law declaration.
|
||||
|
||||
III.
|
||||
----
|
||||
The counter-measure being put into play to the #3 "*Mena*" option
|
||||
is a re-hearing of the Noriega appeal and a re-trial, with the
|
||||
plan being that coverage of that situation focusing on the
|
||||
Bush/Ollie crack cocaine (San Jose Mercury) epidemic would dwarf
|
||||
any Mena exposure.
|
||||
|
||||
Another recent remarkable "*Mena*" co-incidence as to Noriega and
|
||||
Option 3, for over 200 years every foreign extradition type of
|
||||
case was held in D.C. federal circuit. The Noriega case was held
|
||||
in the Janet Reno origin and controlled Miami court, also the
|
||||
jurisdiction of Homestead Air Force base (Florida), where USA
|
||||
pentagramagon joint chief's boss, Communist General
|
||||
Shalikashvilli's underling Air Force generals (such as General
|
||||
Cherry, now in Kentucky) and Jeb Bush met the dope-laden USA Air
|
||||
Force planes coming in from Panama.
|
||||
|
||||
With the unconstitutional and improper Reno Dept. of
|
||||
Injustice-arranged Florida venue Noriega trial, one might expect
|
||||
an improper Florida appeal, or if any effort at a false
|
||||
appearance of proper procedure were made, one might expect a D.C.
|
||||
appeal.
|
||||
|
||||
Under our current Dept. of Injustice, however, the case was
|
||||
recently assigned to the fixed venue that corruptly covered up
|
||||
the $5 billion agricultural credits from George Bush to Clayton
|
||||
Yeuter (US Dept. of Ag.) to BNL (Banco Nacional de Lavoro, Italy)
|
||||
to Matrix Churchill (London) to weapons for Saddam Hussein used
|
||||
to kill Americans and Arabs in the Gulf War. The BNL case, that
|
||||
was only recently completed with records hidden, is known as the
|
||||
BNL/Atlanta case owing to the BNL/Atlanta branch being used in
|
||||
part to transfer $5 billion in Agricultural credits into arms for
|
||||
our USA pentagramagon imposter usurper generals, admirals, and
|
||||
other merchants of death.
|
||||
|
||||
It is to this same internationally corrupt fixed venue, Atlanta,
|
||||
that the Noriega re-hearing, without any constitutional reason in
|
||||
fact or law, has been recently mysteriously assigned.
|
||||
|
||||
A gory irony to all of these machinations is that the chief
|
||||
beneficiaries of an upcoming absent Boy Bill are the
|
||||
principalities and powers behind Shalikashvilli, Lebed, Armand
|
||||
Hammer and Sickle, Bob Strauss, and their chief anti-Christ
|
||||
Communist asset in place, Al Gore.
|
||||
|
||||
Our Father in Heaven, to whom we prayed this Thanksgiving in
|
||||
order to give thanks for our great nation, needs to hear our
|
||||
continuing prayers until our nation is safe from *enemies* both
|
||||
foreign and *DOMESTIC*.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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THE BIBLE AND THE PRIEST OF ROME
|
||||
================================
|
||||
(Excerpts from ch. 1 of *Fifty Years in the Church of Rome* by
|
||||
Rev. Charles Chiniquy. New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1886)
|
||||
|
||||
My father, Charles Chiniquy, born in Quebec, had studied in the
|
||||
Theological Seminary of that city, to prepare himself for the
|
||||
priesthood. But a few days before making his vows, having been
|
||||
the witness of a great iniquity in the high quarters of the
|
||||
church, he changed his mind, studied law and became a notary.
|
||||
|
||||
Married to Reine Perrault, daughter of Mitchel Perrault, in 1808
|
||||
he settled at first in Kamoraska, where I was born on the 30th
|
||||
July, 1809.
|
||||
|
||||
Before leaving the Seminary of Quebec my father had received from
|
||||
one of the Superiors a token of his esteem, a beautiful French
|
||||
and Latin Bible.
|
||||
|
||||
On one of the beautiful spring days of 1818, my father was
|
||||
writing in his office, and my mother was working with her needle,
|
||||
singing one of her favorite hymns, and I was at the door, playing
|
||||
and talking to a fine robin which I had so perfectly trained that
|
||||
he followed me wherever I went. All of a sudden I saw the priest
|
||||
coming near the gate. The sight of him sent a thrill of
|
||||
uneasiness through my whole frame. It was his first visit to our
|
||||
home.
|
||||
|
||||
The priest was a person below the common stature, and had an
|
||||
unpleasant appearance -- his shoulders were large and he was very
|
||||
corpulent; his hair was long and uncombed, and his double chin
|
||||
seemed to groan under the weight of his flabby cheeks.
|
||||
|
||||
That priest [Rev. Courtois] was born in France, where he had a
|
||||
narrow escape, having been condemned to death under the bloody
|
||||
administration of Robespierre.
|
||||
|
||||
His conversation was animated and interesting for the first
|
||||
quarter of an hour. But of a sudden his countenance changed as
|
||||
if a dark cloud had come over his mind, and he stopped talking.
|
||||
The silence which followed was exceedingly unpleasant for all
|
||||
parties. It looked like the heavy hour which precedes a storm.
|
||||
At length the priest, addressing my father, said, "Mr. Chiniquy,
|
||||
is it true that you and your child read the Bible?"
|
||||
|
||||
"Yes, sir," was the quick reply, "my little boy and I read the
|
||||
Bible, and what is still better, he has learned by heart a great
|
||||
number of its most interesting chapters."
|
||||
|
||||
"But do you not know that you are forbidden by the holy Council
|
||||
of Trent to read the Bible in French?"
|
||||
|
||||
"It makes little difference to me whether I read the Bible in
|
||||
French, Greek or Latin," answered my father, "for I understand
|
||||
these languages equally well."
|
||||
|
||||
"But are you ignorant of the fact that you cannot allow your
|
||||
child to read the Bible?" replied the priest.
|
||||
|
||||
"My wife directs her own child in the reading of the Bible, and I
|
||||
cannot see that we commit any sin by continuing to do in future
|
||||
what we have done till now in that maatter."
|
||||
|
||||
"Mr. Chiniquy," rejoined the priest, "you have gone through a
|
||||
whole course of theology; you know the duties of a curate; you
|
||||
know it is my painful duty to come here, get the Bible from you
|
||||
and burn it."
|
||||
|
||||
I feared lest some very unfortunate and violent scene should
|
||||
occur; for my father's anger at that moment was really terrible.
|
||||
|
||||
But there was another thing which affected me. I feared lest the
|
||||
priest should lay his hands on my dear Bible, which was just
|
||||
before him on the table.
|
||||
|
||||
At last, after having paced the room for a considerable time, my
|
||||
father suddenly stopped before the priest, and said, "Sir, is
|
||||
that all you have to say here?"
|
||||
|
||||
"Yes, sir," said the trembling priest.
|
||||
|
||||
"Well, sir," added my father, "you know the door by which you
|
||||
entered the house; please take the same door and go away
|
||||
quickly."
|
||||
|
||||
The priest went out immediately. I felt an inexpressible joy
|
||||
when I saw that my Bible was safe. I ran to my father's neck,
|
||||
kissed and thanked him for his victory.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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COVERT COMMENTS FROM WASHINGTON INSIDER
|
||||
=======================================
|
||||
Letter to Editor, From Latest "Rumor Mill News"
|
||||
-----------------------------------------------
|
||||
(PO Box 1784, Aptos, CA 95001-1784 -- $5 per issue)
|
||||
|
||||
Just saw your October Rumor Mill. I'd love to subscribe, but I'm
|
||||
never in one place long enough. Fortunately there's lots of
|
||||
copies of it floating around the Pentagon and Langley. If you
|
||||
had a dollar for all the ones I've seen, you'd be rich.
|
||||
|
||||
Just thought you'd like to know that the subcommittees are
|
||||
working overtime in order to nail Clinton. He has more problems
|
||||
staring him in the face than Bush ever thought of. The enemies
|
||||
that Clinton has made on the "Hill" are the meanest people in the
|
||||
whole world!
|
||||
|
||||
He didn't join the Rogues, as you speculated. He submitted fully
|
||||
to Faction II [see CN 9.74], my guys. You were pretty good in
|
||||
your analysis of the whole thing. If I didn't know better about
|
||||
you, I would say you were trained at Langley. But then again, if
|
||||
you were trained by your husband, you were trained at Langley...
|
||||
|
||||
But you were wrong about the dates. The actual power shift took
|
||||
place November 8th. Not on the weekend before the election. The
|
||||
deal went down at 8AM on Friday the 8th of November. Up until
|
||||
that time, there had been a full sanction against him [Clinton]
|
||||
by the Company.
|
||||
|
||||
He has saved his hide and through it, has prolonged his job
|
||||
period by 4-5 months. It doesn't stop the investigations running
|
||||
against him.
|
||||
|
||||
Hillary will be formally indicted before the new government is
|
||||
sworn in. Just wait until James Carville leaps onto the scene
|
||||
trying to discredit Kenneth Starr. It's going to be the best
|
||||
show we've seen in years.
|
||||
|
||||
Lord only knows the compromises that Clinton is going to have to
|
||||
make to save his wife from prosecution... and if he doesn't save
|
||||
her, she will sink him. I have the feeling that he will have to
|
||||
turn the powers of his Veto over to our people. You now have a
|
||||
man in the White House who has no power whatsoever. It won't
|
||||
help the Republicans, in the House or the Senate, but it will
|
||||
make Faction II more than a mere "off the shelf" type of
|
||||
operation.
|
||||
|
||||
Thank God that he made the deal! Operation Mount Rushmore (as in
|
||||
dead presidents) had been called for and was about to be put into
|
||||
deed. It won't change the end effect one bit. Clinton will step
|
||||
down before May 31st. Al Gore is aware of it, as he is the one
|
||||
who suggested to Clinton to take the offer before it was too late
|
||||
for an alternative. Tipper will have a ball redecorating the
|
||||
White House!
|
||||
|
||||
Everyone on the Hill (who has any real say so) knows that Clinton
|
||||
cut the deal. This will take one hell of a lot of pressure off
|
||||
the Navy. The word Tailhook will soon die. The thing that
|
||||
finally tipped the scales was that Internet story about the Navy
|
||||
shooting down TWA800. We saw the handwriting on the wall and
|
||||
knew that if we didn't come together and move, Tailhook Part
|
||||
Two... as you so aptly put it... would destroy everyone who might
|
||||
be able to stop him.
|
||||
WDC Insider
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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(December 9, 1996; Transcription by Conspiracy Nation)
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|
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|
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Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
The major court corruption is in the Federal Appeals Court, in
|
||||
major cities, like Chicago. The undisputed court record shows it
|
||||
is day; the crooked panel of Appeals Court judges says it is
|
||||
night, and they make a crooked ruling favoring a bank or large
|
||||
corporate interest.
|
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|
||||
Hearing a lot of this are key federal appeals judges in Chicago:
|
||||
Chief Judge Richard A. Posner (office, 312-435-5806) and his
|
||||
sidekick, Judge Frank H. Easterbrook (312-435-5808) -- both, once
|
||||
law professors at Rockefeller's University of Chicago. Posner, a
|
||||
judge, continues to reportedly represent that university's
|
||||
billion dollar stock portfolio fund. Posner and Easterbrook
|
||||
promote an unusual theory of law, called "Economic Efficiency."
|
||||
That is, an underdog should not be allowed, in court, to prevail
|
||||
in discrimination and other damage suits against multi-national
|
||||
pirates. It hurts profits!
|
||||
|
||||
These two judges, and their gang, issue rulings falsifying the
|
||||
facts. Such as in a big bucks anti-Trust case against Western
|
||||
Union. Some lawyers were nearly destroyed when they blew the
|
||||
whistle.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1991, I was the only journalist at an Appeals Court hearing
|
||||
involving the records of the Chicago branch of Italy's largest
|
||||
bank: Banca Nazionale del Lavoro [BNL], owned in part by the
|
||||
Pope. Afterwards, I interviewed two participants who confirmed
|
||||
that secret records showed George Bush, then President, was the
|
||||
private business partner of Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi strongman.
|
||||
They showed billions of dollars of oil kick-backs from the
|
||||
militarily-weak producers in the Persian Gulf. It could have
|
||||
been the largest tax-evasion case in U.S. history -- against
|
||||
George Bush!
|
||||
|
||||
Before his later ruling, the Bush Justice Department leaked out
|
||||
details that Judge Posner had taken bribes in 8 other cases.
|
||||
(Being on the ball, we already knew about that.) Once
|
||||
blackmailed, Judge Posner ruled the BNL case should be removed
|
||||
from the courthouse. Only one smaller newspaper ran my exclusive
|
||||
story.
|
||||
|
||||
Before becoming a judge, Posner ran a litigation services firm.
|
||||
In plain language, he was a bagman and a fixer. He was also
|
||||
chief anti-Trust consultant to CBS. Then, as judge, he refused
|
||||
to disqualify himself in an important anti-Trust case involving
|
||||
CBS. Hey! Guess who won!?
|
||||
|
||||
In the early 1970s, our work led to the jailing, for bribery, of
|
||||
Posner's predecessor, Chicago federal appeals judge Otto Kerner,
|
||||
Jr. Since forming this group in 1963, I have been falsely jailed
|
||||
for contempt, wheelchair and all, by corrupt judges who I
|
||||
directly accused of bribery. Judge Easterbrook, at the behest of
|
||||
his crony, Chief Judge Posner, are ordering me and an associate
|
||||
of mine to be barred from their court, the U.S. Court of Appeals,
|
||||
7th Circuit, Chicago. It revolves around our case, where a
|
||||
Mafia-linked sheriff, at gunpoint, stopped our on-location cable
|
||||
TV production. We were making a video of the sheriff's people
|
||||
breaking into my associate's (Joseph Andreuccetti) home and
|
||||
stealing our cable TV tapes and documents relating to federal
|
||||
court corruption.
|
||||
|
||||
From what is happening, it appears that this gang of crooked
|
||||
federal judges and bankers is preparing to falsely jail us for
|
||||
contempt. Public outcry can stop them.
|
||||
|
||||
If you know about other examples of corruption of Judges Posner
|
||||
and Easterbrook and their mob, write to the Citizens Committee to
|
||||
Clean Up the Courts, 9800 South Oglesby Ave., Chicago, IL 60617.
|
||||
(Phone: 312-375-5741)
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Skolnick, since 1963, has been founder/chairman of a
|
||||
public-interest group, CITIZENS' COMMITTEE TO CLEAN UP THE
|
||||
COURTS, researching and disclosing certain instances of judicial
|
||||
corruption and political murders. Since 1971, as editor of
|
||||
updates of the group's work, called HOTLINE NEWS, a 5-minute
|
||||
recorded phone message, changed several times per week -- a
|
||||
regular phone call -- (312) 731-1100. (Area code may soon change
|
||||
to 773.) Since 1991, a regular participant, now moderator, of a
|
||||
popular, public access cable TV program, called "Broadsides", in
|
||||
Chicago and suburbs -- on most every Monday evening in Chicago,
|
||||
on Channel 21 cable, 9 p.m., available to some 400,000
|
||||
households. His comments appear on Internet on several websites;
|
||||
archives of his stories can be pulled up and printed out. Also,
|
||||
on Internet, his stories appear on some five categories of news
|
||||
groups, such as alt.conspiracy and alt.activism. (See also
|
||||
http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html and see also ftp.shout.net
|
||||
pub/users/bigred) Office (8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days): (312)
|
||||
375-5741. 9800 So. Oglesby Avenue, Chicago, IL 60617-4870. Call
|
||||
before sending FAX. NOTE THAT THE NEW AREA CODE, 773, WAS TO
|
||||
HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED BY NOW. IF 312 AREA CODE FAILS, TRY AREA
|
||||
CODE 773. (After October 12, 1996, AREA CODE changes to 773.)
|
||||
|
||||
A few highlights of the group's work: Caused the biggest bribery
|
||||
scandal in U.S. history, the collapse of the Illinois Supreme
|
||||
Court, 1969. Investigation of the sabotaged Watergate plane
|
||||
crash, 1972-73. 12 Watergate figures perished including Mrs. E.
|
||||
Howard Hunt, wife of the Watergate burglar. One of the first to
|
||||
comment on the Vice President Spiro Agnew bribery mess, resulting
|
||||
in his downfall, 1973. Investigation and disclosure causing the
|
||||
jailing for bribery of the highest level sitting federal judge in
|
||||
American history, Chicago Federal Appeals Judge Otto Kerner, Jr.,
|
||||
1973. Touching off "Operation Greylord," in which 20 local
|
||||
judges and 40 lawyers jailed for bribery, 1983-1993.
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|
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
||||
pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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|
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GEORGE BUSH COURTS SUN MOON
|
||||
===========================
|
||||
Letter to Editor, From Latest "Rumor Mill News"
|
||||
-----------------------------------------------
|
||||
(PO Box 1784, Aptos, CA 95001-1784 -- $5 per issue)
|
||||
|
||||
Dear Rumor Mill News,
|
||||
You have mentioned the Moonies and mind control more than
|
||||
once. If they are such a bad church then why is George Bush
|
||||
giving so much of his time to them?
|
||||
Tall Tess from Texas
|
||||
|
||||
Dear T-3,
|
||||
Thank you for asking this question. I had clipped out an
|
||||
article and was going to write about it this month, but I forgot
|
||||
about it until your note.
|
||||
Sun-Moon was financed originally by the Rockefeller
|
||||
Foundation. It has always been my belief that Sun-Moon is being
|
||||
set up to be the Messiah of the New World [Order] Religion.
|
||||
A few months ago, George Bush traveled to Korea to attend a
|
||||
function hosted by the wife of Sun-Moon. Many say that she is
|
||||
being positioned to take his place when he passes into God-hood.
|
||||
I don't know how much money George Bush was paid to attend the
|
||||
meeting. I also don't know how much Bush was paid to fly to
|
||||
Buenos Aires over the weekend of November 23-24, but he was the
|
||||
guest speaker at a banquet late Saturday to launch Moon's new
|
||||
publication called the Times of the World.
|
||||
Bush then traveled with Moon to neighboring Uruguay where
|
||||
4,200 young Japanese women are being initiated into the
|
||||
Unification Church to spread the word across Latin America.
|
||||
As you know from reading the lead article in this month's
|
||||
RMNews, a new war is looming in the Korean Peninsula. If it is
|
||||
allowed to start, I don't expect it to be over for 2-3 years. It
|
||||
is my belief that the war has been planned for many years. I
|
||||
expect that Sun-Moon will play a major role in stopping the war,
|
||||
and maybe even become a POW in North Korea for awhile.
|
||||
If he is killed, i.e. "crucified" for his beliefs, the North
|
||||
Koreans will be playing right into the hands of the New World
|
||||
Order slave masters.
|
||||
Recently there has been heavy UFO activity sited over Korea.
|
||||
I believe the Koreans are being prepared to be confronted with
|
||||
"Operation Blue Beam." Blue Beam is a plan to create a
|
||||
holographic image of the new Messiah in the sky. The new Messiah
|
||||
will probably be accompanied by Jesus, Buddha, Krisna, Mohammed
|
||||
and a whole pantheon of great saints and spiritual leaders from
|
||||
all the religions. If the North Koreans have killed and martyred
|
||||
Sun-Moon, then Sun-Moon's image will also be projected as part of
|
||||
the holograms.
|
||||
The New World [Order] Religion is supposed to be a balance of
|
||||
the yin and yang, the female and the male. This is why Sun-Moon
|
||||
is so named. The Sun represents the male energy, the Moon
|
||||
represents the female energy. Supposedly the church will blend
|
||||
the male and female energy, and this is why the widow of the
|
||||
martyred founder will so easily be chosen as his successor.
|
||||
In other words, the religion is not a patriarchy, it is a
|
||||
balanced religion... at least that is the picture they want you
|
||||
to believe. In reality, the religion is a slave religion. To
|
||||
become a member of it you truly have to sell your soul and your
|
||||
individual liberty and freedom. You are worn down by an
|
||||
exhausting work schedule and bombarded constantly with the
|
||||
propaganda of the church, until you become a programmed zombie.
|
||||
It is one of the longest running, largest and most effective
|
||||
mind control operations that has ever been launched by the New
|
||||
World Order. The only one that equals it is the one that is
|
||||
still partly on the drawing boards. This is the Wackenhut prison
|
||||
operation (in Texas) for turning prisoners into Robo-Cops... the
|
||||
police force of the New World Order.
|
||||
RMNews
|
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
|
||||
Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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|
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MAJOR HEBERT TESTIFIES ON GULF WAR SYNDROME
|
||||
===========================================
|
||||
"News" Networks (Except ABC) Close Their Eyes
|
||||
---------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
C-Span carried testimony by an Army major, a Marine major, and a
|
||||
Marine sergeant today who all appeared before a Congressional
|
||||
subcommittee looking into Gulf War Syndrome.
|
||||
|
||||
Especially moving testimony was given by U.S. Marine Major Randy
|
||||
Hebert. Major Hebert, a Gulf War veteran, developed "Lou
|
||||
Gehrig's Disease" subsequent to that conflict, and now is unable
|
||||
to speak clearly; his wife appeared with him to help clarify what
|
||||
he had to say.
|
||||
|
||||
Hebert, much diminished from the virile Marine cheered on to war
|
||||
by major media Gulf War propagandizing, was today ignored by that
|
||||
same media. Only ABC News carried portions of his testimony as
|
||||
their lead story; overinflated Jim Lehrer Newshour on PBS carried
|
||||
*nothing* on the story. (Remember that when PBS comes whining to
|
||||
you that they need money.)
|
||||
|
||||
This editor was brought to tears by Hebert's testimony. There
|
||||
sat a man, once the image of strength and hope, now physically
|
||||
ruined yet still offering his all to help his country get at the
|
||||
truth. In closing remarks, Hebert noted that he had taken an
|
||||
oath to defend the U.S. against all enemies, foreign and
|
||||
domestic. And, he added, some of these enemies are currently
|
||||
within the government itself, "unfortunately."
|
||||
|
||||
Pacifica radio gave in-depth coverage to the story. Here are
|
||||
excerpts from their broadcast of December 10, 1996:
|
||||
|
||||
Up on Capitol Hill, Gulf War veterans told of their own
|
||||
experience with the deadly agents.
|
||||
|
||||
Marine Corps Major Randy Hebert struggled as he tried to
|
||||
testify before a Congressional subcommittee. His problems
|
||||
began even before he left the Gulf, experiencing flu-like
|
||||
symptoms, headaches, depression. Eventually, he says, he
|
||||
developed what is known as "Lou Gehrig's Disease." As his
|
||||
troops moved across the battlefield, Hebert says his
|
||||
soldiers were ordered to put on their protective gear for
|
||||
chemical weapons. His father reads Hebert's statement:
|
||||
|
||||
"As we approached, we received the signal for chemical
|
||||
attack. We put on our masks and gloves. In doing so, I
|
||||
recall my right hand feeling cool and tingling."
|
||||
|
||||
Two other American soldiers also gave their own accounts of
|
||||
encounters with chemical agents during the war. All
|
||||
indicated that their superiors were aware of what they had
|
||||
encountered.
|
||||
|
||||
Indiana Republican Steve Boulier(sp?) expressed frustration
|
||||
at the slowness of the Pentagon to admit any chemical
|
||||
exposure: "The powers-that-be in the Pentagon are not
|
||||
accepting the word of these men. And that is very
|
||||
bothersome. They keep saying, 'There is no evidence.
|
||||
There is no evidence.' ... Yet when we have soldiers that
|
||||
give oral testimony, have logs... [the Pentagon is] still
|
||||
stonewalling."
|
||||
|
||||
In the 1970s, researchers found soldiers suffering from
|
||||
exposure [to chemical agents] at the Rocky Mount Arsenal,
|
||||
near Denver. The Army kept stores of nerve gas and other
|
||||
chemical weapons. But the study was dismissed by a new
|
||||
[later] Presidential Panel, which relied on other reports
|
||||
indicating there was no connection between Gulf War
|
||||
Syndrome and the chemical agents.
|
||||
|
||||
Dr. Frank Duff, with the Harvard Medical School, was one of
|
||||
the researchers at the Rocky Mount Arsenal: "The
|
||||
committee, had they come out with the conclusion that it
|
||||
was a reasonable possibility, would have opened the door
|
||||
for lots of soldiers claiming a service-related disability.
|
||||
And this would be very costly. So it's the kind of
|
||||
decision that a committee would make with great care. And
|
||||
I think that they put a spin on the report in the direction
|
||||
of casting doubt."
|
||||
|
||||
The three Gulf War veterans who testified today were asked
|
||||
whether they thought the Pentagon was still hiding information.
|
||||
All three were unanimous in stating that more facts would come to
|
||||
light regarding Gulf War Syndrome.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
||||
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CATHOLICS ON RAMPAGE!
|
||||
=====================
|
||||
"Rally 'Round the Pope!"
|
||||
------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
In Spanish, "el papa" means "the Pope"; "la papa" means "the
|
||||
potato." This is why I call the Pope, "the Potato."
|
||||
|
||||
Alarmed at recent information about the Catholic church published
|
||||
by Conspiracy Nation, will the Potato soon visit our shores?
|
||||
Will he bring his special Potato-car with him? At any rate, some
|
||||
of his loyal followers aren't wasting time. I have been deluged
|
||||
by e-mail from angry Catholics who demand that I stop what they
|
||||
call "Catholic bashing." Some have even frightened this editor
|
||||
by their threat to cancel their e-mail subscriptions. Yet, in
|
||||
spite of my trepidation, I delve more into this area.
|
||||
|
||||
In *Foreign Conspiracy Against the Liberties of the United
|
||||
States*, author Samuel F.B. Morse (acknowledged inventor of the
|
||||
telegraph) writes that "Popery is now, what it has ever been, a
|
||||
system of the darkest *political* intrigue and despotism,
|
||||
cloaking itself to avoid attack under the sacred name of
|
||||
religion."
|
||||
|
||||
This does not mean there are not good people sheltering
|
||||
underneath the Vatican octopus. (But wouldn't these be good
|
||||
people irrelevant of the cabal which claims them?) Yet the
|
||||
subject of "Deep Catholicism" (to borrow from Peter Dale Scott's
|
||||
concept of "deep/esoteric politics") is a proper subject for
|
||||
investigation by Conspiracy Nation. The renowned conspiracy
|
||||
research organization, A-albionic, has had as their logo that
|
||||
"The Overt and Covert Organs of the Vatican and British Empires
|
||||
are Locked in Mortal Combat for Control of the World."
|
||||
|
||||
What's the plot? (Quid coniuratio est?) Morse writes that "The
|
||||
Pope, the supreme Head of the Catholic church, claims to be
|
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'Viceregent of God,' 'supreme over all mortals;' 'over all
|
||||
Emperors, Kings, Princes, Potentates and People;' 'King of kings
|
||||
and Lord of lords.'" The Potato has at his command an enormous
|
||||
intelligence network; his priests are his eyes and ears
|
||||
throughout the world. "Consider, too, the power which these
|
||||
Jesuits and other Catholic priests possess through *the*
|
||||
*confessional*, of knowing the private characters and affairs of
|
||||
all the leading men in the community..."
|
||||
|
||||
Morse explores the Catholic church's use of "glory giving
|
||||
titles:"
|
||||
|
||||
One of the plainest doctrines of American Republicanism,
|
||||
which is essentially democratic, is, that mere glory-giving
|
||||
titles, or titles of servility, are entirely opposed to its
|
||||
whole spirit. They are considered as one of those
|
||||
artificial means of kingcraft by which it fosters that
|
||||
aristocratic, unholy pride in the human heart, which loves
|
||||
to domineer over its fellow-man, which loves artificial
|
||||
distinction of ranks, a privileged class, and of course
|
||||
which helps to sustain that whole system of regal and papal
|
||||
usurpation which has so long cursed mankind... Bishop
|
||||
Fenwick, a Catholic priest, is "*his* *Grace* *of*
|
||||
*Cincinnati*..." another priest is only "*his*
|
||||
*Reverence*," and Bishop Flaget, and all the other Bishops,
|
||||
are simple *Monseigneurs*, this title in a foreign language
|
||||
being less harsh at present to republican ears than its
|
||||
plump, aristocratic English translation, "*My* *Lord*
|
||||
*Bishop* of *New-York*," "*My* *Lord* *Bishop* of
|
||||
*Boston*," "*My* *Lord* *Bishop* of *Charleston*," etc. As
|
||||
we improve, however, under Catholic instruction, we may
|
||||
come to be quite reconciled even to *his* *Eminence*
|
||||
*Cardinal*, so and so, and to all the other graduated
|
||||
fooleries, which are so well adapted to dazzle the
|
||||
ignorant.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
What is the source of the constant, noxious, anti-semitic
|
||||
postings to, for example, newsgroups such as "alt.conspiracy?"
|
||||
On the surface the authors seem to be free-floating morons, but
|
||||
is there a more cunning force behind them? Immediate speculation
|
||||
is that it must be CIA engaged in "dirty tricks" meant to tar the
|
||||
reputation of conspiratologists. But what major world power is
|
||||
it which has a centuries-old history of anti-semitism? The
|
||||
Vatican. Yes, on the surface the Catholic Church has made
|
||||
efforts at reconciliation with the Jews. Yet remember what was
|
||||
said before about "Deep Catholicism." Notably, Ambrose
|
||||
Evans-Pritchard writes, in a recent article on the anti-Jewish Ku
|
||||
Klux Klan, that that hateful organization no longer excludes
|
||||
Catholics.
|
||||
|
||||
Conspiracy Nation is an equal opportunity investigator. This
|
||||
means it will look wherever it pleases. As can be expected, the
|
||||
searchlight falls even on some who will howl, "Turn off that
|
||||
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|
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA
|
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|
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|
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(Source for the following is an article from Covert Action,
|
||||
Winter 1986, "The Sovereign Military Order of Malta," by
|
||||
Francoise Hervet.)
|
||||
|
||||
"Already in existence at the time of the first Crusade in 1099,
|
||||
in 1113 the Order of St. John was given its independence by Pope
|
||||
Pascal II, permitted to elect its own Grand Master, and soon the
|
||||
Order began military participation in the Crusades along with the
|
||||
Knights Templar and Teutonic Knights. The Order of St. John
|
||||
recruited successfully among the European aristocracy and soon
|
||||
controlled extensive estates throughout the continent,
|
||||
assimilating those previously belonging to the Knights Templar
|
||||
which it had helped crush during the first two decades of the
|
||||
14th century, with the Templar leadership burned alive as
|
||||
heretics."
|
||||
|
||||
The Order was driven from Jerusalem in 1187, fled to Acre,
|
||||
Cyprus, and finally to Rhodes. At Rhodes they set up a military
|
||||
dictatorship and for the first time were a sovereign territory.
|
||||
By 1530 they were driven from Rhodes and moved their headquarters
|
||||
to Malta. On that island they built a powerful naval force and
|
||||
fought many naval actions. The Sovereign Military Order of Malta
|
||||
(SMOM) was a major military force in the Mediterranean until
|
||||
their defeat by Napoleon in 1789. The Order was given protection
|
||||
by Russian Emperor Paul I, and by 1834 had moved its headquarters
|
||||
to Rome with help from Pope Leo XIII.
|
||||
|
||||
The American Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
|
||||
(Knights of Malta, SMOM) was founded in 1927. "By 1941 Francis
|
||||
Cardinal Spellman was listed as the 'Grand Protector' and
|
||||
'Spritual Advisor' of the Order, with John J. Raskob as
|
||||
Treasurer. Members included John Farrell, then President of U.S.
|
||||
Steel, Joseph P. Grace, and John D. Ryan. In 1934 Raskob,
|
||||
inspired by the French fascist Croix de Feu, and working closely
|
||||
with Morgan Bank's John Davis, had been a principal financier in
|
||||
the plot to organize a fascist coup in the U.S. The plan failed
|
||||
when General Smedley Butler, who had been set up to lead the
|
||||
project, denounced it."
|
||||
|
||||
His Eminence Cardinal Spellman, "Grand Protector" of the Knights
|
||||
of Malta, worked with Pope Pius XII to help Nazi war criminals
|
||||
escape justice. According to Frederic Laurent (*L'Orchestre
|
||||
Noir. Pairs: Editions Stock, 1978),
|
||||
|
||||
All studies [of the post-WWII nazi networks] have shown the
|
||||
determining role played by the Catholic Church in the
|
||||
flight of war criminals. Since April 1943, following
|
||||
negotiations between Pius XII and the ultra reactionary
|
||||
American archbishop Francis Spellman, the Holy See became
|
||||
the clandestine center of Anglo-American espionage in
|
||||
Italy. This collaboration in fact had begun the previous
|
||||
year... between Earl Brennan, a veteran of the American
|
||||
State Department and Gian Battista Montini, at the time a
|
||||
bishop and Under-Secretary of State at the Vatican. This
|
||||
close collaboration between the future [Pope] Paul VI and
|
||||
the American secret services continued after the war
|
||||
through the [CIA] intermediary James Angleton...
|
||||
|
||||
When the victorious Americans entered Rome in June of 1944,
|
||||
chief-General Mark Clark was made a Knight Grand Cross of the
|
||||
Sovereign Military Order of Malta. On December 27, 1946 James
|
||||
Angleton received the Croci Al Merito Seconda Classe from the
|
||||
Knights of Malta. "On November 17, 1948 SMOM awarded one of its
|
||||
highest honors, the Grand Cross of Merit, to Reinhard Gehlen, the
|
||||
nazi chief of intelligence on the Soviet front. He was
|
||||
subsequently installed by the Americans as the first chief of
|
||||
West Germany's equivalent of the CIA, the
|
||||
*Bundesnachtrichtdienst* (BND: federal secret service), under
|
||||
West German Chancellor Adenauer, a devout Catholic who had
|
||||
received the Magistral Grand Cross personally from SMOM Grand
|
||||
Master Prince Chigi." In 1956, Clare Booth Luce of the *Time*
|
||||
magazine empire became a "Dame of Malta." (Clare Booth Luce is
|
||||
on the board of the Rev. Sun-Moon's Washington Times newspaper.)
|
||||
Former CIA Director John McCone is shown to be a member of the
|
||||
Knights of Malta by their 1980 list. (The article by Hervet,
|
||||
used as the source for this information, has many other
|
||||
noteworthy persons listed as belonging to the Vatican military
|
||||
order of SMOM. The article should still be available from
|
||||
Prevailing Winds Research. I have their phone number as
|
||||
805-566-8016 or write to PO Box 23511, Santa Barbara, CA 93121.)
|
||||
|
||||
"Freemasonry generally purports to be hostile to Catholicism, and
|
||||
conversely, the Vatican has at various times forbidden Catholics
|
||||
to join Masonic organizations. Nevertheless, in December of 1969
|
||||
an exclusive meeting was held in the Rome office of Count Umberto
|
||||
Ortolani, the Ambassador of the Order of Malta to Uruguay, who
|
||||
has been called 'the brains' behind the fascist P-2 Masonic
|
||||
Lodge, which had been established in the mid-1960s. In addition
|
||||
to Ortolani, the meeting included only Licio Gelli, Roberto
|
||||
Calvi, and Michele Sindona."
|
||||
|
||||
The article from which the above has been taken is several pages
|
||||
long. Interested readers are referred to that article, "The
|
||||
Sovereign Military Order of Malta" by Francoise Hervet. (Covert
|
||||
Action, Winter 1986; or article may be available from Prevailing
|
||||
Winds, see phone and address listed previously in this issue of
|
||||
CN.)
|
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|
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|
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|
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF MYSTERY WRITER BLAMED ON MYSTERY MILITIA
|
||||
============================================================
|
||||
"Round Up the Usual Suspects."
|
||||
------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
A CN reader sent the following item; I'm not sure if it's an AP,
|
||||
Reuters, or whatever story: Police probe mystery writer's
|
||||
mysterious death 4:42pm EST, 12/10/96.
|
||||
|
||||
CHICAGO - A mystery writer found hanging by a rope outside
|
||||
his office window may have committed suicide, police said
|
||||
Tuesday, although friends said he may have been threatened
|
||||
by militia groups.
|
||||
|
||||
Eugene Izzi, 43, who had written a dozen little-known
|
||||
mysteries including one made into a television movie, was
|
||||
found Saturday morning hanging by a thick rope outside a
|
||||
14th floor downtown office building.
|
||||
|
||||
The Chicago Sun-Times reported in a front-page story
|
||||
headlined "Novelist's Hanging a Whodunit" that Izzi's body
|
||||
was clad in a bullet-proof vest and his pockets contained
|
||||
notes referring to telephoned threats from militia groups.
|
||||
|
||||
The newspaper quoted an unnamed friend as saying
|
||||
Chicago-born Izzi may have infiltrated a militia group to
|
||||
research a future novel and run afoul of the group's rules.
|
||||
|
||||
"Officially, it's a death investigation," a police
|
||||
spokesman said. "He's gotten more notoriety in death than
|
||||
he ever did in life."
|
||||
|
||||
The spokesman said bruises on Izzi's face and body may have
|
||||
come from his lifeless body banging against the building
|
||||
for a couple of hours before it was found. But police were
|
||||
looking at computer discs and other material recovered from
|
||||
Izzi's ransacked office for clues to his death.
|
||||
|
||||
Chicago investigator Sherman Skolnick contends that blame for
|
||||
Izzi's death is being shoved in the direction of the populist
|
||||
militias, to cover up what is actually a Chicago Police
|
||||
Department murder squad. Mr. Skolnick, with decades of
|
||||
experience on such matters, says that there is a group of white
|
||||
policemen in the Chicago P.D. who routinely murder outspoken
|
||||
blacks. Izzi, a black author, was, according to Skolnick, an
|
||||
expert on police corruption, racial matters, and murder squads
|
||||
and apparently had written a book (said to be due out in April
|
||||
1997) which may have upset some person or persons. After
|
||||
discussing the matter with low-level television journalists,
|
||||
Skolnick discovered that the alleged police murder squad angle to
|
||||
the story is being killed by higher ups of at least one network.
|
||||
"Is the FBI leaning on the TV stations?" he wonders.
|
||||
|
||||
Some readers may have trouble incorporating the concept of
|
||||
certain police personnel as murderers. Yet it was not so long
|
||||
ago in Chicago that a white policeman blatantly shot a black
|
||||
homeless person in that city. Recall that around the summer of
|
||||
1995 a white Chicago police officer was leaving a tavern with his
|
||||
black mistress, when they were approached by a homeless black
|
||||
man. Some disagreement ensued and the off-duty policeman went to
|
||||
the trunk of his car, pulled out a pistol, shot the homeless man
|
||||
point-blank in the face, then calmly drove off with his mistress.
|
||||
|
||||
Here is a relevant portion from Mr. Skolnick's latest recorded
|
||||
message (312-731-1100):
|
||||
|
||||
A Chicago-based murder mystery writer, Eugene Izzi, had
|
||||
uncovered data showing there was a Chicago Police murder
|
||||
squad that went around killing political activists,
|
||||
especially blacks. Some of their targets were the lawyers
|
||||
of litigants in the City Hall [Shackman related] cases. (A
|
||||
large number of the city workers are blacks.)
|
||||
|
||||
On December 7th, 1996, Izzi was found hanging by a rope
|
||||
from an open window of a 13th-floor office on a main street
|
||||
of Chicago: North Michigan Avenue. Izzi was wearing a
|
||||
bullet-resistant vest, brass knuckles in his pocket, and a
|
||||
can of disabling spray.
|
||||
|
||||
To cover up the Chicago Police assassination squad, local
|
||||
authorities told the pressfakers that faraway militia units
|
||||
were implicated in the strange apparent murder. *Oh*
|
||||
*yeah*??
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The apparent discrepancy between mention of Izzi's 14th-floor
|
||||
office vs. 13th-floor office is resolved by the common practice
|
||||
of not actually labeling the 13th floor as such; i.e., floors are
|
||||
often numbered 11, 12, then 14, with the 13th floor not actually
|
||||
named as such.
|
||||
|
||||
Some readers may also recall a piece done within the past year or
|
||||
two on PBS (probably on Frontline), showing victims of torture
|
||||
which occurred in one Chicago police district. It was claimed
|
||||
that torture was often used on suspects in that district so as to
|
||||
obtain "confessions."
|
||||
|
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|
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P O T P O U R R I
|
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=================
|
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|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Merry Christmas! First allow me to wish the best to all
|
||||
during this holiday season. I have made many friends through
|
||||
this effort and I wish you all the best for Christmas and the new
|
||||
year.
|
||||
Two things: (1) Drive carefully; some drive a bit crazier
|
||||
than usual during the holidays. (2) Watch out for Clinton and/or
|
||||
the government to do something sneaky and rotten just when they
|
||||
figure you aren't paying attention.
|
||||
A conspiracy angle on Christmas is Santa, whose name is an
|
||||
anagram for "Satan." Santa, the material god, opposes the
|
||||
Christian God at this time of year.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Eugene Izzi, the mystery writer found hanged under mysterious
|
||||
circumstances (see CN 9.87) was not black, as I erroneously had
|
||||
reported. The mistake was mine and not Sherman Skolnick's. I
|
||||
regret the error.
|
||||
Also, regarding the Izzi story, Sherman Skolnick is anxious to
|
||||
contact any mystery writers who wish to talk on the subject.
|
||||
Phone him at 773-375-5741 and tell him that "Brian sent you." If
|
||||
you are a mystery writer and either live in the Chicago area or
|
||||
will be there around January, Mr. Skolnick may want you to appear
|
||||
as a guest on his television program.
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
The CPI Fraud (Excerpts from New Federalist, 12/16/96): "A
|
||||
government panel has just come out to recommend reducing the
|
||||
calculation of the CPI [Consumer Price Index], declaring that it
|
||||
has been overvalued by approximately one-third. On the basis of
|
||||
this admittedly impossible to elaborate calculation, this panel
|
||||
proposes that all government payrolls and taxes, which are
|
||||
figured on the basis of a cost-of-living index, be refigured to
|
||||
presume a lower level of inflation. Right off the bat, this
|
||||
would cut the income of all pensioners, veterans, and government
|
||||
workers, while raising income tax brackets for millions more.
|
||||
And what is the basis for this decision? The professional
|
||||
economists find it very hard to explain, and, in fact, they
|
||||
frequently admit these days that "no one" really understands what
|
||||
causes economic growth, or inflation, or other such mysteries.
|
||||
One element of the figuring is the alleged increase in quality of
|
||||
goods produced these days, in such ways as the decreased
|
||||
pollutants in gasoline! As if that quality, even if it were
|
||||
there, which it often is not, meant that the product costs any
|
||||
less, relative to your income.
|
||||
The reality is, that the whole proposal is a gigantic swindle,
|
||||
an attempt to steal a little bit from a lot of people, with the
|
||||
stroke of a pen. They figure the elderly won't scream, nor the
|
||||
veterans, nor the labor movement. After all, if the economic
|
||||
"experts" tell you that your living standard has actually been
|
||||
improving, who are you to argue?
|
||||
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
||||
Rev. Sun-Moon Competes With "The Potato." False god Rev.
|
||||
Sun-Moon, with his flock of worshippers, could pose a challenge
|
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to that man I call "the Potato," i.e. the Pope. Both claim some
|
||||
sort of divine infallibility and the rush is on to see which can
|
||||
gather more revenue-enhancers into their organization.
|
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Ties between ex-President George Bush and the "Moonies" were
|
||||
examined in the Dec. 2, 1996 issue of "Si," a Peruvian
|
||||
newsmagazine, as reported in the LaRouche newspaper, New
|
||||
Federalist, of Dec. 9, 1996. (But who will report on the
|
||||
LaRouche organization's ties to the Catholic Church?) Says New
|
||||
Federalist: "The article [in "Si" magazine], which nailed Bush
|
||||
as frontman for the Rev. Moon's big move into Ibero-America --
|
||||
where the Moonies own everything from shipyards to luxury hotels
|
||||
and newspapers -- noted that Moon took over Uruguay's Banco de
|
||||
Credito, and that he could very well do the same with Peru's
|
||||
Interbank. From the Jewish or Christian standpoint, Moon is a
|
||||
blasphemer who purports to be the Messiah; who strongly hints
|
||||
that Jesus was the illegitimate offspring of an adulterous
|
||||
relationship between the Virgin Mary and Zachariah, husband to
|
||||
her cousin Elizabeth; and who says that Jesus was crucified
|
||||
because He failed in His mission, by siding with the poor."
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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More on the Commerce Department employee found dead in her
|
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office, from RMNews (November 1996 issue, phone 408-699-4135 for
|
||||
more info). Quoting from the Nov. 30, 1996 *Shreveport Times*,
|
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"Government Worker Found Dead In Office":
|
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|
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A Commerce Department employee was found dead in her fourth
|
||||
floor office at the agency's downtown headquarters on
|
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Friday (November 29th). The 48 year old, a secretary for
|
||||
about 14 years, had worked for the department's
|
||||
international trade administration.
|
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|
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And, an RMNews reader asks,
|
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|
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[Who was] wandering the halls of the Department of Commerce
|
||||
between Wednesday afternoon, November 27th, when the
|
||||
unnamed Commerce victim was last seen alive; and Friday,
|
||||
November 29, when her "partially nude" body was discovered?
|
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Is it worthy to note that Commerce offices were closed for
|
||||
Thanksgiving? Did the Commerce Department international
|
||||
trade administration, in which the victim had worked for 14
|
||||
years, have any connection with John Huang and the current
|
||||
DNC money scandal?
|
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|
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RMNews itself adds that,
|
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|
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Rumor Mill sources tell us that the dead woman was Barbara
|
||||
Wiese(sp?). She was the assistant to Mickey Kantor, the
|
||||
Secretary of Commerce. In other words, this dead woman
|
||||
wasn't a lowly secretary. This woman had worked in a high
|
||||
level Commerce position for 14 years, and the story barely
|
||||
makes two paragraphs! It feels like a coverup to me.
|
||||
|
||||
RMNews sources further state that she was a grand jury
|
||||
witness against Bill Clinton. If this is true, then
|
||||
Kenneth Starr needs to do more to keep his witnesses alive!
|
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|
||||
Her partially nude body was discovered in a *locked*
|
||||
*room*! Eye witnesses have told our sources that there
|
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were bruises on her body. No cause of death has been
|
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|
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THE HELICOPTER GOLFER
|
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=====================
|
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|
||||
David Watkins was fired from his high-level White House job by
|
||||
Bill Clinton who was shocked -- shocked -- that Watkins had used
|
||||
a helicopter assigned to the White House to go golfing. The
|
||||
January 1997 American Spectator gives the big picture of what
|
||||
seems to have really happened.
|
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|
||||
According to the article by Rebecca Borders ("Hell to Pay"),
|
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Watkins, a boyhood chum of Bill Clinton, helped work a special
|
||||
financial deal during the future-President's 1992 campaign.
|
||||
Watkins allegedly set up a scheme with World Wide Travel of
|
||||
Little Rock whereby the travel agency billed journalists
|
||||
traveling with the Clinton entourage *in* *advance*, the money
|
||||
was then funneled to the Clinton campaign, and World Wide agreed
|
||||
to not request payment until after the election.
|
||||
|
||||
Early in the Clinton presidency, Watkins says, he was stuck with
|
||||
the job of firing Billy Dale and other White House Travel Office
|
||||
personnel. Says Watkins: "Hillary [Clinton] wanted the Travel
|
||||
Office guys fired, so there was no question that I had to act
|
||||
upon her wishes."
|
||||
|
||||
The firing of the Travel Office employees resulted in scandal,
|
||||
and Watkins appeared set up to play the role of fall guy. Under
|
||||
pressure, he seems to have broken the code of *omerta* -- silence
|
||||
-- when he testified that Hillary had "urged the action be taken
|
||||
to get 'our people' into the Travel Office." (Hinted at is that
|
||||
"our people" may have been campaign-funders World Wide Travel
|
||||
and/or associates.)
|
||||
|
||||
In what looks like revenge for fingering Hillary, about a month
|
||||
after his testimony Watkins' White House office was relocated to
|
||||
the Old Executive Office Building. It is almost certain that the
|
||||
Clinton gang next leaked damaging information on Watkins to the
|
||||
Wall Street Journal, which information was then printed on page
|
||||
one.
|
||||
|
||||
The punishment for Watkins' breaking ranks had its *coup de
|
||||
grace* with the helicopter golfing episode. Watkins says he was
|
||||
only scouting territory for Clinton as a means to lure him to
|
||||
Camp David. Supposedly, there was a morale problem at Camp David
|
||||
because President Clinton rarely went there. Watkins' objective
|
||||
reportedly was to find a way to bait Clinton and reel him in to
|
||||
Camp David, with good golfing being the bait.
|
||||
|
||||
After the helicopter golfer story made big news, Clinton phoned
|
||||
Watkins to ask his side of things. Watkins says he asked to meet
|
||||
personally with the President to tell his side of the story.
|
||||
Clinton reportedly agreed to meet after an imminent press
|
||||
conference, but then *during* that press conference stuck it to
|
||||
Watkins when he surprisingly announced that Watkins had resigned.
|
||||
|
||||
At that point there was no turning back. But lucky for Watkins,
|
||||
worse than that didn't happen to him, as it has to others who get
|
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TEN PREDICTIONS
|
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===============
|
||||
|
||||
1.) The stock market will continue to go up, up, up. Driving
|
||||
this will be the simple fact that the rich are getting richer.
|
||||
As the gap between rich and poor continues to widen, this will be
|
||||
reflected in the rich man's haven for funds, Wall Street.
|
||||
Corporate yes-man Bill Clinton, totally at the mercy of the
|
||||
corporados (due to a Fibber McGee closet full of skeletons) will
|
||||
dance to their tune. Look for the yet relatively untapped
|
||||
privatization bonanza (a la Mexico) to pump New York's financial
|
||||
machine chock full of money to play with. How about privatizing
|
||||
social security, huh? Think how much mad money that will give
|
||||
Wall Street.
|
||||
Of course, Wall Street is filled with shady characters. This
|
||||
is one factor working against a rise in the stock market. Stock
|
||||
market associates are among the shiftiest looking persons
|
||||
imaginable... such as Alan Greenspan, for example. What's that
|
||||
you say? Alan Greenspan is not associated with the stock market?
|
||||
*Oh* *yeah*??
|
||||
|
||||
2.) Hillary Clinton will *not* be indicted in 1997. Kenneth
|
||||
Starr has a nice job; do you think he'll want to take on the
|
||||
extra burden of real work by indicting someone big like Hillary?
|
||||
If he did, he'd have to take all kinds of heat and he'd have to
|
||||
do the real work of prosecution. Why not just shuffle papers,
|
||||
form committees to "look into the matter," and periodically send
|
||||
out mysterious "insiders" to whisper in the ears of too-trusting
|
||||
guerrilla journalists? Even this editor has been contacted by
|
||||
one of these mysterious fellows, who urged a prompt secret
|
||||
meeting at the Indiana border. "Why not just tell me over the
|
||||
phone?" I asked. "Because you have the most tapped phone in
|
||||
Champaign, Illinois," was the breathless reply. If I had gone to
|
||||
the Indiana border meeting and received the so-called "sensitive
|
||||
data," no doubt it would have *sotto* *voce* informed me that
|
||||
lazybones Starr was about to get off his ass and *do* something.
|
||||
Perhaps this "sensitive data" would have been handed to me by a
|
||||
*mysterious* *stranger*, wearing a patch over one eye and a
|
||||
trenchcoat! Hoo boy, Conspiracy Nation, have I got a hot story
|
||||
for you!
|
||||
Would the DEA actually risk winning the "War on Drugs" by
|
||||
doing something like going after the big bankers? Hey, DEA is
|
||||
not stupid. If they ever won the "War on Drugs" they'd be out of
|
||||
a job. Will Kenneth Starr actually risk losing his present
|
||||
peaceful past-time by really doing anything? Look for Starr to
|
||||
finally release his "Special Report" (a la Iran-Contra's Walsh)
|
||||
right about the year 2000. In it he will use phrases such as
|
||||
"serious questions" and "grave concerns."
|
||||
|
||||
3.) Hillary Clinton will lose weight and resemble the
|
||||
good-looking chick she was in 1992. Until now she has been
|
||||
burdened with grief and sorrow over the death of her beloved
|
||||
Vince Foster. Her grief had expressed itself by overeating, but
|
||||
now the season of mourning has ended. And who can blame Hillary
|
||||
for an affair with Vince Foster? Look at the guy she's married
|
||||
to! Go ahead, Hillary, lose some weight and even find true love
|
||||
once more! Go get 'em, Hillary!
|
||||
|
||||
4.) The American public will, by and large, continue to out-do
|
||||
the ancient Romans in their gladiator worship. They will mostly
|
||||
sit on the couch, eat, and watch endless football, baseball and
|
||||
basketball on television. As long as their bellys are full, hey,
|
||||
what do they care!? "Give them bread and circuses," nod the
|
||||
Caesars of Washington, knowingly.
|
||||
|
||||
5.) There will be a major "terrorist" event, such as the
|
||||
Oklahoma bombing. The corpse of the American body politic will
|
||||
jump off its couch, galvanized, and twitch about, exclaiming that
|
||||
it is "angry" and "concerned" and "something must be done." A
|
||||
week later, the galvanized corpse will have settled back on the
|
||||
sofa for more rah-rah endless sports entertainments.
|
||||
|
||||
6.) The major "news" media will continue to prop up Bill
|
||||
Clinton, unless they are signalled to do otherwise by their
|
||||
corporate owners. If Bill Clinton should attempt to do something
|
||||
honest and decent, such as in any way favoring the interest of
|
||||
working stiffs, look for the maajor "news" networks to suddenly
|
||||
"discover" that there is something strange about the death of
|
||||
Vince Foster. Get the message, Bill? Do like we tell you, or
|
||||
else we'll actually report on you.
|
||||
|
||||
7.) Taxes will go up, but in hidden ways. Look for "safety
|
||||
taxes," such as implemented by Illinois Governor Jim Edgar.
|
||||
"Little Jim" raised fines for speeding from $75 to $150
|
||||
overnight. It's not that he's raised your taxes, you see. It's
|
||||
just that he is mightily concerned about your safety.
|
||||
|
||||
8.) The Pope, a.k.a. The Potato, will die in 1997. This Pope
|
||||
is no longer young and sexy and must go. The Catholic Church
|
||||
needs revenue enhancers, a.k.a. converts, and the current Potato
|
||||
is no longer fulfilling super-salesman quotas for the Church. He
|
||||
will not necessarily be assassinated exactly, but subtle
|
||||
maneuvers will hasten his demise -- such as, not top-notch care
|
||||
from his physicians or not the best food from his cooks. With
|
||||
his dying breath, he will piously forgive Conspiracy Nation for
|
||||
its "sins." The new Pope will get rid of that awful, tacky
|
||||
"Pope-mobile," the auto used by the present Potato, and will
|
||||
replace it with something a little more hep.
|
||||
|
||||
9.) Chicago will boom economically. With Bill Daley of the
|
||||
infamous Chicago Daley political dynasty as Commerce Secretary,
|
||||
Chicago politics has landed in that "Rome on the Potomac,"
|
||||
Washington, D.C. You remember all of Sherman Skolnick's reports
|
||||
on Chicago politics? Well if you thought corruption under Ron
|
||||
Brown was bad, wait until you see what Ron Brown II can do.
|
||||
First Arkansas machine politics came to that little town that
|
||||
rules the world; now, look out: the Chicago machine has arrived
|
||||
in Washington, D.C.
|
||||
|
||||
10.) Sherman Skolnick will continue to pursue stories on Jay
|
||||
Rockefeller, a harmless Senator from West Virginia who has become
|
||||
Skolnick's Professor Moriarty.
|
||||
|
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|
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"POSTMODERN" PILATE
|
||||
===================
|
||||
(From *A New Model of the Universe* by P.D. Ouspensky)
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Speaking generally, in order to understand the idea of superman
|
||||
it is useful to have in mind everything opposed to the idea.
|
||||
From this point of view it is interesting to note that besides a
|
||||
devil in check trousers who has had himself vaccinated [see
|
||||
*Brothers Karamazoff* by Dostoevsky], there is another very
|
||||
well-known type, uniting in itself all in man that is most
|
||||
opposed to the superhuman. Such is the Roman procurator of Judea
|
||||
in the time of Jesus -- Pontius Pilate.
|
||||
|
||||
The role of Pilate in the gospel tragedy is extremely
|
||||
characteristic and significant, and if it was a conscious role,
|
||||
it would be one of the most difficult. But is strange that
|
||||
perhaps of all the roles of the Gospel drama the role of Pilate
|
||||
needs least of all to be a conscious one. Pilate could not "make
|
||||
a mistake," could not act in this way or in that way, and
|
||||
therefore he was taken in his natural state as a part of the
|
||||
surroundings and conditions, just as were the people who gathered
|
||||
in Jerusalem for the Passover and the crowd who shouted "crucify
|
||||
him." And the role of Pilate is identical with the roles of the
|
||||
"Pilates" in life in general. It is not sufficient to say that
|
||||
Pilate tried Jesus, wanted to free him, and finally executed him.
|
||||
This does not determine the essence of his nature. The chief
|
||||
point lies in the fact that Pilate was almost the only one who
|
||||
*understood* Jesus. He understood him, of course, in his own
|
||||
Roman way; yet, in spite of understanding, he delivered him to be
|
||||
scourged and executed. Pilate was undoubtedly a very clever man,
|
||||
well educated and cultured. He saw very clearly that the man who
|
||||
stood before him was no criminal "preaching sedition to the
|
||||
people" or "inducing them not to pay their taxes," etc., as was
|
||||
declared to him by the "truly Jewish people" {1} of that time;
|
||||
that this man was not a pretender, not an imposter who called
|
||||
himself the King of Judea, but simply a "philosopher," as he
|
||||
could define Jesus to himself.
|
||||
|
||||
This "philosopher" aroused his sympathy, even his compassion.
|
||||
The Jews clamouring for the blood of an innocent man were
|
||||
repellent to him. He tried to help Jesus. But it was too much
|
||||
for him to fight for Jesus in earnest and incur unpleasantness,
|
||||
so, after a short hesitation, Pilate delivered him up to the
|
||||
Jews.
|
||||
|
||||
It was probably in his mind that he was serving Rome and in this
|
||||
particular case was safeguarding the peace of its rulers,
|
||||
maintaining order and quiet among the subject people, averting
|
||||
the cause of possible unrest, even sacrificing an innocent man
|
||||
for it. It was done in the name of politics, in the name of
|
||||
Rome, and the responsibility seemed to fall on Rome. Certainly
|
||||
Pilate could not have known that the days of Rome itself were
|
||||
already numbered, and that he himself was creating one of the
|
||||
forces that were to destroy Rome. But the thinking of Pilates
|
||||
never goes so far as that. Moreover, Pilate with regard to his
|
||||
own actions had a very convenient philosophy: everything is
|
||||
relative, everything is a question of point of view, nothing is
|
||||
of any particular value. It was a practical application of the
|
||||
"principle of relativity." On the whole Pilate is a very modern
|
||||
man. With such a philosophy it is easy to find the way amidst
|
||||
the difficulties of life.
|
||||
|
||||
Jesus even helped him; he said:
|
||||
|
||||
For this came I into the world that I should bear witness
|
||||
unto the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
"What is truth?" ironically answered Pilate.
|
||||
|
||||
And this at once put him into his accustomed way of thinking and
|
||||
acting, reminded him who and where he was, showed him how he
|
||||
should look at things.
|
||||
|
||||
Pilate's essential feature is that he sees the truth but does not
|
||||
wish to follow it. In order to avoid following the truth which
|
||||
he sees, he has to create for himself a special sceptical and
|
||||
mocking attitude towards the very idea of truth and towards the
|
||||
adherents of the idea. In his own heart he is no longer able to
|
||||
regard them as criminals; he has outgrown this; but he must
|
||||
cultivate in himself a certain slightly ironical attitude towards
|
||||
them, which will allow him to sacrifice them when it is
|
||||
necessary.
|
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|
||||
Pilate went so far that he even tried to set Jesus free, but of
|
||||
course he would not have allowed himself to do anything that
|
||||
could compromise him. This would have made him ridiculous in his
|
||||
own eyes. When his attempts failed, as probably he could
|
||||
foresee, he came out to the people and washed his hands, showing
|
||||
by this that he disclaimed all responsibility.
|
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|
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The whole of Pilate is in this. The symbolical washing of hands
|
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is indissolubly connected with the image of Pilate. The whole of
|
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him is in this gesture.
|
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|
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For a man of real inner development there cannot be any washing
|
||||
of hands. This gesture of inner deceit can never belong to such
|
||||
a man.
|
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|
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"Pilate" is a type expressing that which in cultured humanity
|
||||
hinders the inner development of man, and forms the chief
|
||||
obstacle on the way to superman. Life is full of big and small
|
||||
Pilates. "The crucifixion of Christ" can never be accomplished
|
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without their help.
|
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|
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They see and understand the truth perfectly. But any
|
||||
"regrettable necessity," or interests of politics as understood
|
||||
by them, or interests of their own position, may force them to
|
||||
betray truth and then *to* *wash* *their* *hands*.
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|
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---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
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{1} ...the "truly Jewish people"... An allusion [by Ouspensky]
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to a patriotic organization with strong pogrom tendencies in
|
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pre-war [pre-WWI] Russia -- "truly Russian people."
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HALE-BOPP COMETH
|
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================
|
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|
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Our Story Thus Far:
|
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-------------------
|
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Back from a relaxing Christmas with the parental units and the
|
||||
sibling rivals, reading through the e-mail, I saw much fuss over
|
||||
the approach of the comet Hale-Bopp. Two amateur astronomers
|
||||
named Hale and Bopp discovered that a planet-sized comet,
|
||||
appearing to have a diameter of between 100 and 1000 miles, is
|
||||
headed toward earth. It is not going to hit the earth. It
|
||||
should be visible around March 9th of 1997.
|
||||
|
||||
The Story Gets Strange
|
||||
----------------------
|
||||
At this point the story gets strange. According to an
|
||||
anonymous source quoted in the latest issue of Rumor Mill News
|
||||
(PO Box 1784, Aptos, CA 95001-1784 -- $5 per issue), "Reputable
|
||||
astronomers have said that it appears to have a spiral shaped
|
||||
structure on its surface. Others have said that the 'planet' or
|
||||
comet is 'cube' shaped." Some are going so far as to say that
|
||||
the "spiral shaped structure" is some sort of alien spacecraft.
|
||||
I don't know about that, but what *is* that "spiral shaped
|
||||
structure?" The speculation has grown, in part, due to its being
|
||||
discussed on the Art Bell radio program.
|
||||
|
||||
Wright-Patterson Air Base, Bosnia, Roswell, and the Vatican
|
||||
-----------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
More information on the subject is offered in the latest
|
||||
RMNews. The anonymous source mentioned above connects the
|
||||
Hale-Bopp story with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ethnic
|
||||
cleansing in Bosnia, and the apparent crash of an alien
|
||||
spacecraft near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. RMNews also
|
||||
includes a letter, said to have been written by an anonymous
|
||||
priest and sent to Art Bell. Commenting on the letter from the
|
||||
"anonymous priest," RMNews writes,
|
||||
|
||||
The intelligence arm of the Vatican is by far the most
|
||||
sophisticated in the world. It has been around far longer
|
||||
than all of the intelligence agencies put together. When
|
||||
the ancestors of MI-6 were still painting themselves blue
|
||||
and running around naked, Vatican Intelligence was already
|
||||
weaving its web upon the planet.
|
||||
|
||||
The world of covert intrigue, spies, assassins, espionage,
|
||||
propaganda and black operations were invented by the
|
||||
Vatican, or at least honed, by them, to a fine edge. The
|
||||
CIA, NSA, KGB, MI-6 and the Mossad may have higher
|
||||
visibility than Vatican Intelligence, but the most
|
||||
effective intelligence operations are the ones that no one
|
||||
knows anything about.
|
||||
|
||||
Letter From a Priest
|
||||
--------------------
|
||||
Here is the "Letter from Priest," from the latest issue of
|
||||
RMNews:
|
||||
|
||||
Date: 96-12-11
|
||||
Dear Mr. Bell,
|
||||
|
||||
I have listened to your program off and on for around two
|
||||
years now, whenever I get "downtime." I have some
|
||||
disturbing information and I feel that your program would
|
||||
be the perfect vehicle with which to distribute what I
|
||||
have.
|
||||
|
||||
I have been under the employ of the Vatican for over five
|
||||
years. I have done what could best be described as
|
||||
counter-intelligence work, for the church. I am a man of
|
||||
God and please believe me when I tell you that the
|
||||
information I have is genuine, and very serious.
|
||||
|
||||
Without going into too much detail about my former
|
||||
employers, I will briefly tell you that I have had a Top
|
||||
Level security clearance in the Vatican for quite some
|
||||
time. Most of the work I have done regrettably falls into
|
||||
the realm of "black ops," and I will not go into detail
|
||||
about that now.
|
||||
|
||||
Around six months ago, I was working at a data terminal in
|
||||
a highly restricted area following a case that I had just
|
||||
completed, when I stumbled onto something that nearly made
|
||||
my heart stop. Please pay attention here, this is where it
|
||||
gets strange.
|
||||
|
||||
I uncovered a heavily encrypted sub-system that was
|
||||
surprisingly well hidden. I found that it was only
|
||||
accessible through the terminal I was at, and one other
|
||||
terminal. (I must point out that the area I was in was not
|
||||
an area that I routinely used.) After two minutes of
|
||||
trying to get into the system, the whole lab shut itself
|
||||
down and I was booted off the terminal. Not wanting to
|
||||
raise any eyebrows, I decided to leave and come back later
|
||||
that night. The strange thing was, when I came back, there
|
||||
were *armed* guards standing sentry outside of the lab. I
|
||||
must say that it is not unusual to see guards roaming the
|
||||
Vatican, but it is very unusual for them to stand sentry at
|
||||
a lab, much less while armed.
|
||||
|
||||
Over the next month, I managed to slip in unnoticed only
|
||||
once. And after I had found what I came for, I understood
|
||||
the security.
|
||||
|
||||
It took me a great deal of time to break into the system,
|
||||
and when I did, I wished I hadn't. When I entered the
|
||||
system, I came across a file titled "WORMWOOD?". (Yes,
|
||||
with a question mark.) Thinking it to be a test file, I
|
||||
brought up the file with the intent of copying so I could
|
||||
read it later. What happened next was truly remarkable.
|
||||
The file sort of "deteriorated" into a series of command
|
||||
lines that lasted approximately two minutes. Once it was
|
||||
done running there it was.
|
||||
|
||||
I had found the direct link-up to the Hubble space
|
||||
telescope. Not only that, but it was pointed directly at
|
||||
the comet Hale-Bopp. The program was running some kind of
|
||||
analysis. Taking directional notes, projecting path of
|
||||
travel, etc. After realizing what I had discovered, I
|
||||
started searching and came across an e-mail data trail that
|
||||
led directly to the office of the Pope himself. What was
|
||||
discussed, I cannot know.
|
||||
|
||||
Over the next two weeks, I began to uncover evidence that
|
||||
the Vatican is very aware of the existence of the
|
||||
companion, (a large body that appears to be following the
|
||||
comet Hale-Bopp), and is *very* worried about it. I began
|
||||
to copy files and pictures that were present at the
|
||||
terminal, when I found a report from the United Nations to
|
||||
the Vatican, as well as a report from NASA regarding their
|
||||
concerns.
|
||||
|
||||
It is very obvious to me that a great many people and
|
||||
entities know of the companion and are doing their best to
|
||||
keep quiet. *Very* quiet. As the next part of my story
|
||||
illustrates.
|
||||
|
||||
I had found another file that I wanted to look at, but it
|
||||
was independently encrypted. At the time that I discovered
|
||||
it, I had already been online at the terminal for some
|
||||
time, so I decided to copy the file encrypted, and decode
|
||||
it at my leisure. As I was leaving the lab, I was
|
||||
approached by two of the Pope's top aides and was asked to
|
||||
meet them later in the evening. I didn't feel comfortable
|
||||
about the situation, so I agreed and told them that I
|
||||
needed to shower, and would join them later. I haven't
|
||||
been back to the Vatican since.
|
||||
|
||||
I found out about a week later through some old friends and
|
||||
contacts that a contract had been placed on my life. Two
|
||||
days later my mother and father were killed in a car crash
|
||||
in France. Three days after that, my brother and sister
|
||||
were killed when their single engine plane went down on the
|
||||
East coast of the U.S. I've been on the run for a very long
|
||||
time now, and am still trying to decode the file that I
|
||||
have in my possession. Approximately ten copies have been
|
||||
distributed to friends in the field in the event that I
|
||||
should disappear. I do not fear for my life, as I am very
|
||||
adept at not being found, however I believe that the world
|
||||
needs to know of the information that I have. I would be
|
||||
willing to share all that I have with you, Mr. Bell. But
|
||||
you need to understand that your life could be in danger if
|
||||
you were to go public with what I give you. I apologize
|
||||
for being so vague, but I feel it necessary at this point
|
||||
in time.
|
||||
|
||||
If you would like the information, say so over the air when
|
||||
you get this letter. If I am not listening, someone will
|
||||
get the information to me, as there is no safe way for you
|
||||
to contact me at this point in time. I await your response.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
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|
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A CIA FUNDING OPERATION
|
||||
by Gene "Chip" Tatum
|
||||
12/28/96
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 1:
|
||||
Find a depository which fits the following criteria:
|
||||
1. Large cash reserves.
|
||||
2. Much of the cash reserves should represent deposits from
|
||||
an illegal activity (ie: drug transactions). For this
|
||||
example we will use Banco Nacional de Panama, a reserve
|
||||
depository which is protected by Manuel Noriega. The
|
||||
depositor will be Pablo Escobar. Finding the proper
|
||||
depository would be the function of the CIA, and in this
|
||||
example we will use William Casey.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 2:
|
||||
Arrange for a loan from this depository. We will use the name of
|
||||
George Bush in this example for the person obtaining the loan.
|
||||
We will use the amount of $8 billion for this example. Sometimes
|
||||
the depository will not be very cooperative. If this occurs, the
|
||||
CIA will coerce or intimidate the depository officials into
|
||||
cooperating. Ultimately, the loan will be made.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 3:
|
||||
Split the loan proceeds in half. One half ($4 billion) will be
|
||||
sent to Iran to purchase "super bills" at the rate of two "super
|
||||
bills" for one authentic bill. Thus, $4 billion in cash buys $8
|
||||
billion in "super bills." (NOTE: A "super bill" is a perfectly
|
||||
counterfeited U.S. bill. These bills are printed by an Intaglio
|
||||
press which was sold to the Shah of Iran in the late '60s, early
|
||||
'70s. The Shah was also given the plates, ink and paper
|
||||
necessary to successfully print U.S. dollars in large
|
||||
denominations. This was given to the Shah by the CIA.
|
||||
Unfortunately, the Shah left the press, plates, ink and paper for
|
||||
the Iranian Revolutionary Councils when he fled in late 1978.)
|
||||
The second half of the loan ($4 billion) will be sent to a CIA
|
||||
launderer selected by the CIA (Casey) for his or her ability to
|
||||
move largesums of money around the world as a matter of ordinary
|
||||
business. For this example we will use the name of Nana DeBusia.
|
||||
(DeBusia is the grandson of Guyana's first democratic leader and
|
||||
owner of many U.S. and foreign banks.)
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 4:
|
||||
Repay original loan to depository in "super bills." (Give Banco
|
||||
Nacional de Panama $8 billion in "super bills" to replace the
|
||||
authentic currency it loaned.) These "super bills" are placed in
|
||||
the reserve vault and, as long as they are not withdrawn by the
|
||||
depositor, their existence will not jeopardize the value of the
|
||||
U.S. dollar. But, because they are perfect in every way, to put
|
||||
the "super bills" in circulation would eventually devalue the
|
||||
U.S. dollar by flooding the monetary marketplace with U.S.
|
||||
currency.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 5:
|
||||
Arrange to sell Iran something of value for the authentic
|
||||
currency used to purchase the "super bills." In this example, we
|
||||
will use arms, ammunition and replacement parts for military
|
||||
equipment. (We will use the name Oliver North as the example of
|
||||
a person arranging the sale of arms to Iran.) In other words,
|
||||
the CIA now arranges to sell Iran $4 billion worth of arms and
|
||||
equipment in order to get the original $4 billion of authentic
|
||||
currency back. Now, the CIA has $4 billion to use in funding
|
||||
covert activities without relying on Congressional authority and
|
||||
funding. If caught, the CIA can report the source of funds as
|
||||
being from an arms transaction with Iran.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 6:
|
||||
Ensure that the "super bills" are not withdrawn. This is done
|
||||
through the process of neutralization of the depositor.
|
||||
Neutralization is the use of intimidation, coercion or
|
||||
termination. In this example, Pablo Escobar is killed.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 7:
|
||||
This CIA launderer in possession of one-half of the original loan
|
||||
proceeds is moving his $4 billion through a maze of banks which
|
||||
are cooperative with both the launderer and the CIA. For this
|
||||
example, we will use the following trail of deposits to banks: a
|
||||
bank in Spain; the Vatican Bank; banks in Luxembourg. Then the
|
||||
launderer wires from his London offices $3.8 billion in laundered
|
||||
monies to private numbered accounts being controlled by the
|
||||
original architects. The launderer keeps $200 million for his
|
||||
job well done, leaving the $3.8 billion in the numbered accounts.
|
||||
|
||||
STEP 8:
|
||||
Neutralize the CIA launderer. In this example Nana DeBusia was
|
||||
indicted by the U.S. on 32 counts to include bank fraud. The CIA
|
||||
stepped up in his behalf and stated that it would not be in the
|
||||
best interest of the U.S. to prosecute DeBusia. He was facing
|
||||
several hundred years in prison if convicted. He was
|
||||
subsequently acquitted on all counts.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
CIA TALLY
|
||||
|
||||
$4 billion for use in unauthorized black ops*
|
||||
(*black operations are those covert operations performed
|
||||
without the knowledge or authority of Congress.)
|
||||
$3.8 billion in private numbered accounts controlled by the
|
||||
architects of the funding operation
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
SUMMARY OF THE EXAMPLE
|
||||
|
||||
To summarize the example, the Director of the CIA, William Casey,
|
||||
approached the Ex-Director of the CIA and current Vice President
|
||||
of the United States, George Bush, with the name of a vulnerable
|
||||
depository, the Banco Nacional de Panama. Vice President Bush
|
||||
then arranged for a short term loan of $8 billion. Bush arranged
|
||||
for $4 billion to go to Iran to purchase super bills and $4
|
||||
billion to go to Nana DeBusia to be laundered into several
|
||||
private accounts. He (Bush) commissioned Oliver North to oversee
|
||||
the Iranian connection. North delivered $4 billion in U.S.
|
||||
currency to Iran. Iran gave North $8 billion in super bills in
|
||||
exchange for the $4 billion in good U.S. currency. North then
|
||||
delivered the $8 billion in super bills back to the Banco
|
||||
Nacional de Panama. The loan transaction is now complete.
|
||||
|
||||
There is $8 billion in super bills in the reserve vaults of the
|
||||
Banco Nacional de Panama, there is $4 billion in authentic U.S.
|
||||
currency in the hands of the Iranians, and there is $4 billion in
|
||||
good currency with CIA launderer Nana DeBusia. North sells the
|
||||
Iranians military hardware and parts for the amount of $4 billion
|
||||
and diverts a portion of the proceeds to the Contras of Nicaragua
|
||||
(Iran/Contra). Nana DeBusia, in the meantime, is laundering the
|
||||
deposits of $4 billion through various banks, including the
|
||||
Vatican's bank in Italy. After several successful banking
|
||||
transactions, DeBusia presents $3.8 billion in the sound deposits
|
||||
to numbered accounts in various locations. When the funding
|
||||
operation is complete, there is $4 billion in CIA accounts to be
|
||||
utilized for covert and black operations; there is $3.8 billion
|
||||
in private numbered accounts controlled by George Bush and
|
||||
William Casey. Pablo Escobar, the primary depositor is dead to
|
||||
ensure no one will withdraw the super bills. General Noriega is
|
||||
in U.S. federal prison and under constant U.S. guard to ensure
|
||||
his silence, and William Casey is dead, leaving $3.8 billion in
|
||||
good U.S. currency in the control of George Bush.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
For further background on Gene Tatum, see past issues of
|
||||
Conspiracy Nation, especially CN 8.62, CN 8.63, and CN 8.64,
|
||||
archived at ftp.shout.net in subdirectory pub/users/bigred/vol8
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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LOOSE THREADS
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=============
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|
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You may not understand all this. *I* certainly don't. If you
|
||||
are a newcomer to reading Conspiracy Nation (CN), you will
|
||||
probably be even moreso in the dark. What follows are lines of
|
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inquiry, "loose threads," in a developing story. For further
|
||||
background, readers are referred to the CN archives at
|
||||
ftp.shout.net in sub-directory pub/users/bigred and to Professor
|
||||
J. Orlin Grabbe's archives. See especially the Grabbe material
|
||||
available at http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html
|
||||
|
||||
More background to this story will be provided soon in CN.
|
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|
||||
Loose Thread #1
|
||||
---------------
|
||||
On November 11, 1996, The Washington Weekly
|
||||
(http://www.federal.com) published a story, based on a recently
|
||||
declassified National Security Agency (NSA) document, "Vince
|
||||
Foster Involved in NSA Computer Espionage Issues." It reports on
|
||||
a May 1993 meeting involving Bernard Nussbaum, Vincent Foster,
|
||||
Webster Hubbell, John Rogovin, and Supreme Court Justice John
|
||||
Paul Stevens. The secret meeting was held at NSA headquarters.
|
||||
The presence of Foster at the meeting, in which cryptology and
|
||||
intelligence gathering were the topics, shows that Foster was on
|
||||
the inside of top secret NSA intelligence discussions. Yet,
|
||||
according to the article from the Washington Weekly, the White
|
||||
House has tried to conceal Foster's ties to NSA.
|
||||
Then, by November 18, 1996, The Washington Weekly had obtained
|
||||
an additional 540 pages of documents from NSA in response to a
|
||||
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The information
|
||||
showed that the U.S. Embassy in London had been highly interested
|
||||
in stories, regarding the by now deceased Vince Foster, being
|
||||
reported in British newspapers. The embassy was sending their
|
||||
then-secret reports to, among several U.S. agencies, the National
|
||||
Security Agency.
|
||||
In "Plot to Spy on Banks Outlined in White House Email,"
|
||||
Professor Grabbe includes a document declassified by the National
|
||||
Archives on August 22, 1994. In that document, a memo from David
|
||||
Wigg to Oliver North, North's connection to the tracking of
|
||||
"financial flows... through the 400 or so principal banks that
|
||||
make up the interbank market" is pointed to. In other words, a
|
||||
plan to spy on banks was in the works.
|
||||
Oliver North as moneyman is also shown in an article by Gene
|
||||
Tatum, "A CIA Funding Operation." (See CN 9.93) In that report,
|
||||
Tatum claims that "North delivered $4 billion in U.S. currency to
|
||||
Iran. Iran gave North $8 billion in super bills in exchange for
|
||||
the $4 billion in good U.S. currency. North then delivered the
|
||||
$8 billion in super bills back to the Banco Nacional de Panama."
|
||||
|
||||
Loose Thread #2
|
||||
---------------
|
||||
In CN 9.90, I mentioned that I had been contacted by someone
|
||||
who urged a prompt meeting at the Indiana border. This person
|
||||
has been previously-mentioned in CN: "Mr. Boderby" (not his real
|
||||
name.) Working to facilitate the meeting was "Mr. Royce" (not
|
||||
his real name; see my interview of Joseph Andreuccetti, archived
|
||||
at the prairienet site, for mention of "Mr. Royce," who dined
|
||||
with myself, Sherman Skolnick, and Joseph Andreuccetti at a
|
||||
restaurant in Calumet City, Illinois, in April of 1995. The
|
||||
relevant material is accessed as follows: (a) telnet
|
||||
prairienet.org (b) logon as "visitor" (c) "go citcom" (d) look in
|
||||
the Whitewater sub-menu for "The Andreuccetti Affair.")
|
||||
|
||||
Loose Thread #3
|
||||
---------------
|
||||
This past week I received via U.S. mail a document, from "Mr.
|
||||
Boderby," purporting to be an article written by J. Orlin Grabbe,
|
||||
"The FBI Conspiracy Against Chuck Hayes." *If* Grabbe is the
|
||||
actual author, the former Wharton professor is saying that "The
|
||||
highest levels of the FBI are engaged in a conspiracy to obstruct
|
||||
justice by denying Charles S. Hayes the right to legal
|
||||
representation, by denying him the right to any discovery
|
||||
materials, and by denying him the opportunity to prepare a
|
||||
defense." Hayes is supposedly a deep-level former and/or current
|
||||
intelligence operative who has been acting as a renegade, working
|
||||
against government corruption and without the blessing of that
|
||||
same government. Regardless of unsavoury connections, Hayes is
|
||||
entitled to the same due process protections as any other
|
||||
citizen. Or can the government now just deny due process to
|
||||
whomever it wishes, then ameliorate the outrage by merely leaking
|
||||
that, "It's O.K. This guy was with the CIA?"
|
||||
In the document sent to me by "Boderby" and apparently written
|
||||
by Grabbe, we learn that as of November 22, 1996, Chuck Hayes has
|
||||
as his legal representative a man named Jim Vassilos. I can't
|
||||
give the specifics of the connection, but Vassilos *is* connected
|
||||
to "Mr. Boderby." Another loose thread is Vassilos's connection
|
||||
to ex-NYPD Vice Squad Detective James Rothstein. In a videotape
|
||||
of a lecture by Rothstein, he mentions that Vassilos accompanied
|
||||
him on a trip he made to Oklahoma City with purpose of privately
|
||||
investigating the April 19, 1995 bombings at the Murrah Building.
|
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|
||||
Loose Thread #4
|
||||
---------------
|
||||
In a conversation today (Jan. 5, 1997) with Sherman Skolnick,
|
||||
the Chicago investigator voiced suspicion of alternative
|
||||
journalists who suddenly "popped up from nowhere" around the time
|
||||
of the Oklahoma City bombings. This was in response to my own
|
||||
question as to Skolnick's assertion that the controversial
|
||||
Hayes/Norman/Grabbe "Angel of Death" story is just a melodramatic
|
||||
embellishment of Skolnick's previous material. Skolnick says he
|
||||
has no private vendetta against either Grabbe, Norman, or Hayes,
|
||||
but that their embellishment of his story is subtly misleading.
|
||||
Regarding Mr. Norman, Skolnick thinks that he was a "babe in the
|
||||
woods" in espionage matters when he was taken in by Hayes's
|
||||
manipulation. Regarding Grabbe, Skolnick puts him in the
|
||||
category of those who "popped up from nowhere" around the time of
|
||||
the OKC bombings. Did Grabbe suddenly appear on Internet right
|
||||
about that time? I don't recall.
|
||||
Professor Grabbe will perhaps respond by hinting, as he has to
|
||||
me in the past, that Skolnick is somehow connected to the Mossad.
|
||||
Anticipating this reaction, I asked Mr. Skolnick how he would
|
||||
respond to that. Skolnick pointed out that, just because he is a
|
||||
traditional Jew, that doesn't necessarily mean he is involved
|
||||
with the Mossad. He further pointed out that, in the past, he
|
||||
has been a leading critic of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and
|
||||
that as far back as 1970 he had identified ADL as a spy operation
|
||||
with links to the FBI. For its part, according to Skolnick, ADL
|
||||
contends that the Chicago underground journalist is a renegade
|
||||
Jew out to damage Israel. ADL has even tried to block his
|
||||
popular cable television program, says Skolnick. My own thinking
|
||||
on this is that to label Mr. Skolnick as involved with the
|
||||
Mossad, based only on the fact that he is Jewish, is something
|
||||
unworthy of a keen intellect such as Grabbe's.
|
||||
The "embellishment" of Skolnick's material is summarized by
|
||||
him as follows. James Norman had been calling Skolnick from time
|
||||
to time. Among Norman's questions were inquiries as to
|
||||
Skolnick's "BCCI bribe list" story. Norman reportedly asked
|
||||
Skolnick, in relation to his publication on Internet of the names
|
||||
of 22 U.S. Senators allegedly involved, "You've got a story on
|
||||
the BCCI bribe list with *22* names? Where are the other names?"
|
||||
Skolnick says he had published an incomplete list of names as a
|
||||
way to test Norman and others. Norman reportedly read some of
|
||||
the remaining names. Skolnick's complete list of names *had*
|
||||
been faxed to The Spotlight in 1991 but Spotlight did not publish
|
||||
the actual list of names, just the general story itself. It
|
||||
seems likely that part of the actual list found its way from
|
||||
there into Norman's hands.
|
||||
How is the Norman/Grabbe/Hayes "embellishment" of Skolnick's
|
||||
story misleading? One thing said to be wrong is the assertion
|
||||
that Hayes and the "Fifth Column" did not keep the appropriated
|
||||
money for itself, but rather turned it over to a U.S. Treasury
|
||||
holding account. In an interview I had with retired detective
|
||||
Rothstein, he also expressed skepticism about that aspect of the
|
||||
story. Mr. Skolnick's sources contend that no such money was
|
||||
transferred to a Treasury holding account. But more
|
||||
fundamentally, the story is partly wrong in that it diverts
|
||||
attention from the Bank of England and from Cayman Islands
|
||||
financial nuclei and focuses on Swiss banks. The BCCI bribe list
|
||||
was reportedly accidentally made available to the public for 30
|
||||
days (until the mistake of making the list public was rectified)
|
||||
at the Bank of England. *This*, says Skolnick, is the real
|
||||
story; that U.S. Congresspersons had been bought off by BCCI,
|
||||
with many trails of that corruption leading to *London*. It is
|
||||
widely known that BCCI *did* in fact spread its money around with
|
||||
said purpose. The widespread retirements by U.S. Senators and
|
||||
Representatives, with so many saying they have decided they want
|
||||
to "spend more time with their families," may have been due to
|
||||
pressure from news outlets knowledgeable about the said "BCCI
|
||||
bribe list." It appears *that* possibility of imminent exposure
|
||||
by news outlets, and not a masked "Lone Ranger" (Hayes) and his
|
||||
helper "Tonto" (Norman), is the real cause of the recent wave of
|
||||
retirements in Washington, D.C.
|
||||
Mr. Skolnick says that persons wanting to subtly twist his
|
||||
stories to their own purposes is not new to him. When he had
|
||||
begun reporting his stories on Bill Clinton's trip to Moscow
|
||||
during his student days, Skolnick perceived pressure from Media
|
||||
Bypass Magazine to play up the angle of "Clinton is a communist."
|
||||
However Skolnick would not do so, since his view has been that
|
||||
Clinton's trip to Moscow was at the behest of the CIA.
|
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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NOTES OF MEETINGS/CONVERSATIONS ON INSLAW & FOSTERGATE (10/21/95)
|
||||
=================================================================
|
||||
By "Mr. Mercedes" (Pseudonym)
|
||||
-----------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
When James Norman wrote the Forbes 1/31/95 cover story, "Oil,
|
||||
Guns & Greed" where he had worked for five years and was a Senior
|
||||
Editor at a $100,000 year salary. The focus of this cover story
|
||||
was Carlos Cardoen, a Chilean arms merchant who sold hundreds of
|
||||
millions of dollars worth of cluster bombs and other weapons to
|
||||
Iraq, while using Chase Manhattan Bank to finance his operation
|
||||
through "set up" oil trades and with the full cooperation and
|
||||
knowledge of DCI [Director of Central Intelligence] Bill Gates.
|
||||
He probably had no idea where it would lead and that 6 months
|
||||
later he would be abruptly fired on 8/16 and less than a week
|
||||
after I told him in person that he should expect to be fired
|
||||
quite soon because of what he had written outside of Forbes and
|
||||
because of what he was continuing to investigate.
|
||||
|
||||
The Cardoen story led Norman to Harry Wechsler, Pres. of Boston
|
||||
Systematics and, purportedly, a former CIA and/or Mossad agent
|
||||
who has also been selling Inslaw's bootlegged and bugged enhanced
|
||||
PROMIS software around the world. Wechsler was also a key person
|
||||
involved in pulling off the October Surprise for the Israelis,
|
||||
according to Lt. Commander Alexander Martin (Ret.), who was
|
||||
involved in many 1980s covert ops as an aide to General Richard
|
||||
Secord (Ret.), and is now assisting with the investigations of
|
||||
the House Whitewater Committee. Wechsler's daughter, Dana, has
|
||||
been a senior editor at Forbes for 6-7 years, a CIA contract
|
||||
employee, and both have been sources for James Norman. The big
|
||||
question is, did they feed Norman disinformation to direct him
|
||||
away from Wechsler's key role in the illegal sale of PROMIS from
|
||||
his subsidiary company, Israeli Systematics.
|
||||
|
||||
This article led Norman into [investigating] government software
|
||||
theft and espionage, covert activities of computerized money
|
||||
laundering and drugs and arms dealing, interweaving a cast of
|
||||
characters, government agencies and companies which include:
|
||||
Inslaw, the CIA, NSA, Mossad, Vince Foster, Webster Hubbell,
|
||||
Robert Maxwell, Arkansas billionaire Jackson Stephens,
|
||||
Systematics (Jackson Stephens-owned company and now merged into
|
||||
Alltel with Stephen's 8 percent interest), numerous secret Swiss
|
||||
bank accounts, which lead right up to and included Bill and
|
||||
Hillary Clinton, and former Presidents Reagan and Bush, all sown
|
||||
together with a thread called PROMIS (Prosecutor's Management
|
||||
Information Systems) software.
|
||||
|
||||
The intent of this report is to present evidence and leads,
|
||||
without pre-conceived notions or hidden agendas, which should be
|
||||
objectively investigated and reported by unbiased journalists in
|
||||
order to honestly verify or refute the information of James
|
||||
Norman and others. This document doesn't presume to be the final
|
||||
word, but it is an attempt to lay out possible evidence and
|
||||
people within the Clinton administration, Park Police, Department
|
||||
of Justice, [which] Kenneth Starr's investigations and the Senate
|
||||
and House Whitewater/Foster hearings should be investigating.
|
||||
|
||||
One of the most invisible and invincible central figures in this
|
||||
cast is Jackson Stephens. He has been a major contributor to
|
||||
Bush, loaned the Clinton Election Committee a critical $2 million
|
||||
from his family's Worthen Bank (Stephens recently had it
|
||||
purchased by the larger Boatsman Bank of St. Louis, thus ending a
|
||||
Federal Reserve investigation), and is now, of all things, the
|
||||
Finance Chairman for Bob Dole. Stephens is an investor in or
|
||||
owner of numerous companies such as Beverly Enterprises (a major
|
||||
national nursing home chain and one of Earl Brian's numerous
|
||||
companies; Earl Brian, another central figure, will be described
|
||||
later), and two Arkansas newspapers, the Northwest Arkansas Times
|
||||
and the Morning News of Northwest Arkansas. He was also the
|
||||
original front man for BCCI in the late 1970s when he tried to
|
||||
get them (M. Potts, N. Kochan & R. Whittington, "Dirty Money:
|
||||
The Inside Story of BCCI" and John Beaty "Outlaw Bank: BCCI")
|
||||
into the U.S. through the purchase of First American (Wall Street
|
||||
Journal article, 8/7/95, "Who is Dan Lasater," Wall Street
|
||||
Journal 2-page profile article, ?/?/93, and Monetary & Economic
|
||||
Review 6/92 article, "Clinton Selected to be Next President"),
|
||||
prior to Clark Clifford and Roger Altman getting involved through
|
||||
First American Bank.
|
||||
|
||||
Despite Mike Wallace's "60 Minutes" 10/18 shoddy and slanted
|
||||
hatch-job report on journalist Christopher Ruddy and Lisa
|
||||
Foster's New Yorker 9/11/95 "conspiracy rebuttal" article, a big
|
||||
mystery still remains as to whether or not all or some of these
|
||||
elements and inter-related people came together to cause the
|
||||
death of Vince Foster. As Chicago investigative reporter Sherman
|
||||
Skolnick states, Lisa Foster's "cover-up" story should be
|
||||
seriously questioned. In his 9/11/95 "The Money Trail" release,
|
||||
Skolnick reports that Lisa Foster received $285,000 just 4 days
|
||||
prior to Vince Foster's death from bank heir Richard Mellon
|
||||
Scaife, who passed it through Sheila Foster Anthony (Vince
|
||||
Foster's sister and former Congressman Beryl Anthony's wife).
|
||||
Furthermore, it just so happens that Sheila Foster Anthony is in
|
||||
a very important Department of Justice section which is involved
|
||||
in appointments of Federal Judges, U.S. Attorneys, and U.S.
|
||||
Marshalls. Also, Richard Mellon Scaife is facing possible
|
||||
prosecution on alleged federal banking regulations violations
|
||||
(Sarah McClendon's Washington Report, 9/5/95).
|
||||
|
||||
Additionally, when Lisa Foster was questioned by the FBI on
|
||||
5/1/94, she raised doubts about Vince Foster's so-called "suicide
|
||||
note." She stated that Vince Foster had written it on or about
|
||||
7/11/93 and they were his talking points for a scheduled meeting
|
||||
on 7/22/93 with the President and an upcoming Congressional
|
||||
hearing, neither of which Vince Foster kept since he was already
|
||||
conveniently dead on 7/20. Additionally that so-called last
|
||||
"relaxation weekend" at major Clinton and Democratic fundraiser
|
||||
Nathan Landau's shore estate with Webster Hubbell and others was
|
||||
a "damage control" session, bugged by the CIA, for the impending
|
||||
scandal described below in which Vince Foster was under
|
||||
investigation for espionage.
|
||||
|
||||
Besides all the forensic and crime scene discrepancies and the
|
||||
apparent "cover-up" by the White House personnel's inappropriate
|
||||
actions after Foster's death, there was a significant discrepancy
|
||||
with the gun Vince Foster supposedly shot himself with and the
|
||||
"silver colored gun" which Lisa Foster also told the FBI that
|
||||
Vince had brought with him from Arkansas. (Mike Blair's "Foster
|
||||
Gun, Note Questions" Spotlight 8/21/95). If Vince Foster was
|
||||
shot with the "silver colored gun" which was found in the park
|
||||
near his body, why did Lisa Foster find another gun in its place
|
||||
on the very night after his death? And finally, in addition to
|
||||
all the other mysterious evidence found on or around his body,
|
||||
why did ballistics and forensics experts find that Vince Foster
|
||||
was shot by a turn-of-the-century Colt .38 caliber Army revolver?
|
||||
|
||||
James Norman completed his Vince Foster story for Forbes in April
|
||||
of 1995 and it was ready for publication in the May issue, after
|
||||
being thoroughly checked and edited, but [it] was pulled after
|
||||
receiving an April 25 letter from the White House Press
|
||||
Secretary, Michael McCurry. Norman was then given permission to
|
||||
have his article published by another magazine (Media Bypass
|
||||
Magazine, 8/95, "Fostergate") if he withheld his Forbes
|
||||
affiliation. He has just come out with a followup article,
|
||||
"Fostergate II" in the 10/95 [Media Bypass] issue. Norman claims
|
||||
he was fired for continuing to investigate the Vince Foster
|
||||
story, which led back to Forbes' Chairman Emeritus and former
|
||||
Secretary of Defense, Caspar Weinberger. Forbes' media relations
|
||||
person, Ray Healy, claimed that "James Norman resigned and that
|
||||
he was a good journalist and they would miss him," but because of
|
||||
their editorial policy he would not comment on anything written
|
||||
outside of Forbes.
|
||||
|
||||
In the process of investigating the Vince Foster story, Norman
|
||||
came into contact with Charles "Chuck" Hayes, purportedly a
|
||||
former CIA agent with S1 clearance (highest level) with a
|
||||
codename of "Running Fox." In my interview with him, he claims
|
||||
to have been involved in the CIA's Cuba covert ops to run weapons
|
||||
into Castro to overthrow Pres. Batista. Hayes stated that he
|
||||
knew George Bush as the CIA's paymaster as far back as 1958, all
|
||||
of which he [Bush] denies (see [J. Edgar] Hoover 1963 letter
|
||||
which refers to Bush of CIA). On one occasion, he [Hayes] claims
|
||||
to have put a gun into Bush's mouth in order to get him to pay
|
||||
up. [CN: Bush reportedly leaked in his pants at that point.]
|
||||
While serving in Vietnam in covert ops, Hayes disobeyed orders
|
||||
and flew his jet fighter into Hanoi and took out a SAM missile
|
||||
storage depot. On a Mena, Arkansas arms flight to the Contras,
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he discovered coke [cocaine] stored in the belly of his plane and
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dumped it on the awaiting covert team at the airport while
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By "Mr. Mercedes" (Pseudonym)
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-----------------------------
|
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|
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[...continued...]
|
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|
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Recently, he [Chuck Hayes] settled a suit with the Government
|
||||
over buying used government computers with sensitive software
|
||||
(maybe even PROMIS), wherein they paid him around $200,000 just
|
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to keep him quiet. Supposedly, Chuck Hayes was one of the
|
||||
founders of the CIA's Division D which developed and used new
|
||||
spying techniques of electronic bugging for the last 15 years.
|
||||
He is also supposed to be part of this group of contractors for
|
||||
the CIA called the Fifth Column. Back in August '95, Hayes also
|
||||
assisted the Meadows family by investigating their claim against
|
||||
the Mellon bank and coming up with internal bank documents which
|
||||
were presented in a Pittsburgh court. Several Internet J. Orlin
|
||||
Grabbe reports over the last few months appear to have a lot of
|
||||
input from Chuck Hayes, especially Part 28 ["NSA, Banks and
|
||||
Foster," see http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html for details] on
|
||||
our missile defense network and the latest one from 10/15, Part
|
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29, which describes much of the money laundering activities and
|
||||
covert ops of the 1980s. I'm sure the Intelligence Agencies,
|
||||
Pentagon, Congress and the Clinton Administration are eagerly
|
||||
awaiting -- not! -- the next amazing revelations in Part 30, 31,
|
||||
32, etc., that is if Chuck Hayes isn't "taken out" first for just
|
||||
one too many revelations.
|
||||
|
||||
Other sources for James Norman's story and/or this report
|
||||
include: Jimmy Rothstein (the subject of former Daily
|
||||
News/Village Voice reporter Bill Sherman's book, "Times Square,"
|
||||
recounting his years as a former NYPD Vice cop who was forced to
|
||||
retire because he got too close to the "big boys" and has
|
||||
assisted with the U.S. Customs' Inslaw investigation), Cheri
|
||||
Seymour (author and investigative journalist; Spotlight 4-part
|
||||
series 3/3/95), and Michael Riconosciuto (recruited into CIA
|
||||
after graduating from Stanford University at the age of 17 and
|
||||
involved in numerous CIA ops, including arms dealing operations
|
||||
with Iran and a meth amphetamine lab on the Cabazon Indian
|
||||
Reservation in Yuma, Arizona, and now serving 32 years in Fed.
|
||||
Prison on a "set up" drug bust.)
|
||||
|
||||
Many government officials and journalists have attempted and
|
||||
mostly succeeded in their campaign to wrongfully discredit
|
||||
Riconosciuto as they have done with so many other important
|
||||
witnesses, either for ulterior motives or because they never
|
||||
bothered to check him out personally and just relied on other
|
||||
people's rumors and written dis- or misinformation. Jimmy
|
||||
Rothstein and Cheri Seymour are the only people to personally
|
||||
investigate and confirm Riconosciuto's involvement in numerous
|
||||
CIA covert ops at Yuma Proving Grounds, in Lebanon and elsewhere
|
||||
around the world. Rothstein discovered that Riconosciuto and
|
||||
associates were arrested near Yuma by a highway patrolman for
|
||||
having a Stinger missile in their car for which then-Attorney
|
||||
General Edward Meese had to personally call to get them released
|
||||
and arrest record destroyed. (James Rothstein letter to Brooks
|
||||
Committee which never brought out this information in the Inslaw
|
||||
hearings)
|
||||
|
||||
Additional sources also include: John Belton (Canadian
|
||||
businessman whose company he worked for was ripped off for $50
|
||||
million by Earl Brian (author of 5-page report in Elliot
|
||||
Richardson's addendum rebuttal to Bua's report), Miguel Rodriguez
|
||||
(former Kenneth Starr investigator who resigned under protest and
|
||||
claimed there was a cover-up), Ari Ben-Menashe (Israeli involved
|
||||
in October Surprise), Richard Babayan (Iranian involved in
|
||||
October Surprise), Bob Bickel (undercover Customs investigator in
|
||||
the 1980s), Gene Wheaton (former investigator with Special
|
||||
Prosecutor Walsh on Iran-Contra, investigator for families on
|
||||
Gander plane crash), Juval Aviv (former Mossad agent, head of his
|
||||
own Private Investigating firm, Interfor, consultant on terrorism
|
||||
to "60 Minutes" and ABC News who has been hit with a U.S.
|
||||
government "harassment" criminal perjury action on his claim that
|
||||
rogue CIA agents caused the Pan Am Flight 103 crash), as well as
|
||||
a number of unnamed sources within the government, intelligence
|
||||
community, computer experts, and other investigative journalists,
|
||||
such as Sherman Skolnick (newsletters "Secret Report Links Foster
|
||||
to Pollard" and "The Money Trail"), Virginia McCullough (sued by
|
||||
Chief of Cabazon Indians for libel over her statements about
|
||||
CIA's covert ops on Reservation, but was paid off to "shut up"),
|
||||
and Danny Casolaro (died under mysterious circumstances while
|
||||
working on his book "The Octopus" about Inslaw and former Dept.
|
||||
of Justice Attorney Mike Abbel, but whose extensive notes speak
|
||||
to us from beyond the grave).
|
||||
|
||||
Purportedly, under this CIA/NSA group of "Division D," the
|
||||
government has been illegally mass producing software from
|
||||
various companies like Microsoft. The government antitrust suit
|
||||
against Microsoft is a pressure tactic against Microsoft in an
|
||||
attempt to counteract claims for non-payment on massive amounts
|
||||
of bugged and bootlegged software. When Martin Marrieta
|
||||
purchased GE Aerospace, the CIA operation was moved to another
|
||||
one of their facilities. It has been reported that $8
|
||||
billion/year in pirated software is sold around the world out of
|
||||
a total $17 billion/year (New York Times 8/24/95, Financial Times
|
||||
of London 8/19/95, and the New York Post 8/22/95).
|
||||
|
||||
This computer operation is in addition to the CIA's purported
|
||||
ongoing and extensive operations of smuggling and selling drugs
|
||||
and arms, which help to fund other covert ops through these
|
||||
illegal activities. Some of these CIA ops include: Air
|
||||
America's Viet Nam smuggling (Jonathan Kwitney's "Crimes of
|
||||
Patriots" and Bo Gritz's "Nation Betrayed" video and book about
|
||||
Golden Triangle war lord Khun Sa and Richard Armitage), Columbian
|
||||
Cartel/Iran-Contras/Mena airport smuggling, and Lebanon's Baca
|
||||
Valley heroin smuggling, which may have been the real reason for
|
||||
the Pan Am 103 crash (Joel Bainerman's, "The Crimes of a
|
||||
President: Conspiracy and Cover-up in Bush and Reagan
|
||||
Administration," Lester Coleman's, "On the Trail of the Octopus,"
|
||||
and BBC-aired documentary, "The Maltese Double Cross"), also Iraq
|
||||
(Alan Friedman's "Spider's Web"), Iran, Afghanistan, El Salvador
|
||||
and Nicaraguan, etc., secret arms sales ops are more dangerous,
|
||||
not to mention the enormous human suffering and deaths they have
|
||||
caused.
|
||||
|
||||
Keep in mind that there have been numerous movies ("Air
|
||||
America"), books (T. Ross and D. Wise's 1964 book, "The Invisible
|
||||
Government" and John Prados "Presidents Secret Wars: CIA and
|
||||
Pentagon Covert Ops") and articles (Wall Street Journal, Covert
|
||||
Action Quarterly, Penthouse, and Spotlight) by or about former
|
||||
CIA agents and military involved in these illegal Agency-approved
|
||||
operations. Some of these include the Nugan Hand Bank (Penny
|
||||
Lernoux's Penthouse article and book, "Blood Money,") Oliver
|
||||
North, former-Director of Central Intelligence Bill Casey, former
|
||||
CIA agent Ted Shackley ("Blonde Ghost" by David Korn), Gary
|
||||
Sick's "October Surprise," Bob Parry's "Trick or Treason," Ari
|
||||
Ben-Menashe's "Profits of War," Rodney Stich's "Defrauding
|
||||
America," and former Houston Post reporter Pete Brewton's "The
|
||||
Mafia, the CIA, and George Bush," Peter Dale Scott's "War
|
||||
Conspiracy" and "Cocaine Politics," Linda Hunt's "Secret Agenda,"
|
||||
and former DEA agents Celerino Castillo's "Powder Burns" and
|
||||
Michael Levine's "The Big White Lie," CIA agent and arms dealer
|
||||
to Libya Edwin P. Wilson (Joseph C. Goulden's "The Death
|
||||
Merchant,") DEA informant and drug and arms smuggler Barry Seal
|
||||
(HBO movie, Roger Morris and Sally Denton 7/95 Penthouse "Crimes
|
||||
of Mena," Terry Reed's and John Cummings's "Compromised:
|
||||
Clinton, Bush and the CIA"), etc.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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=================================================================
|
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By "Mr. Mercedes" (Pseudonym)
|
||||
-----------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
By the way, the Washington Post supposedly paid many thousands of
|
||||
dollars to Roger Morris and Sally Denton for their story on Mena,
|
||||
but after 11 weeks of delays they pulled it because they felt
|
||||
they were getting jacked around and got Bob Guccione to publish
|
||||
it in Penthouse 7/95. Also, Terry Reed has a book coming out on
|
||||
Barry Seal/Mena, Arkansas. Another book project now underway is
|
||||
the story of the CIA's drug op in New York with NYPD cop and
|
||||
"made man" "Big Al" Carone, former Colonel in Army Intel. Carone
|
||||
was the "bagman" for NYPD, friend of DCI Bill Casey, and "banker"
|
||||
for the CIA's drugs op from 1946-80 (died of "CIA flu"), along
|
||||
with other "bagmen" associates, Russell Herman (also died of "CIA
|
||||
flu") and "fixer/briber" Al Hobert and NYPD "dirty" cop Gene
|
||||
Howard who were all "on the take."
|
||||
|
||||
Two more CIA drug smuggling ops reports were broadcast on TV.
|
||||
One program was done by Mike Wallace of "60 Minutes" which
|
||||
re-broadcast his 2-year-old report on 9/3/95 about a Venezuelan
|
||||
Cartel/CIA supposed cocaine smuggling sting operation.
|
||||
Unfortunately, this CIA op allowed many millions of dollars of
|
||||
powder to hit the streets of America, without ever busting
|
||||
anyone. The other one was a British TV Ch. 4 broadcast of the
|
||||
suppressed "The Maltese Doublecross" documentary on Pan Am 103's
|
||||
heroin smuggling operation which presented witnesses and evidence
|
||||
which showed that this may very well have been the real reason
|
||||
for the bomb explosion which killed all passengers on board.
|
||||
|
||||
As for the CIA/NSA computer operation, it would appear that it is
|
||||
relatively new and extremely lucrative. Estimates of just how
|
||||
profitable this operation is range into the hundreds of millions
|
||||
of dollars, which goes to funding "off the books" Black Ops, now
|
||||
that Congress, with only a slightly higher degree of scrutiny,
|
||||
has cut back on their funding.
|
||||
|
||||
James Norman, Bill Hamilton and many others state that in the
|
||||
early 1980s the government expropriated Inslaw's revolutionary
|
||||
and proprietary PROMIS software after Bill Hamilton had created
|
||||
an advanced version of PROMIS which was originally developed
|
||||
while he was at the NSA. It was based on computer aided software
|
||||
engineering technologies which used software to create and modify
|
||||
software, thus enabling PROMIS to be modified to a multitude of
|
||||
applications because of its inherent versatility and
|
||||
adaptability. The government realized its numerous applications
|
||||
such as applying it to the secret purpose of tracking down
|
||||
terrorist money in international banking.
|
||||
|
||||
The CIA, with operatives such as Oliver North and Ted Shackley,
|
||||
purportedly used this very "adaptable" PROMIS to create secret
|
||||
bank accounts through "computerized money laundering" for the
|
||||
purpose of financing CIA covert ops, such as Iran-Contra and
|
||||
Iraqgate. This led to another application, wherein the NSA/CIA
|
||||
used it to create a compromised universal banking system which
|
||||
could be secretly accessed by their bugged software, sold by NSA
|
||||
"front companies" to unsuspecting banks, which allowed them
|
||||
[NSA/CIA] to access secret accounts anywhere around the world.
|
||||
|
||||
Additionally, specially designed NSA chips have been placed in
|
||||
computers, along with Inslaw's stolen PROMIS Plus, which are then
|
||||
sold through these NSA "front companies," such as Systematics,
|
||||
Boston Systematics, Hadron and Israeli Systematics and agents,
|
||||
such as Robert Maxwell, to strategic and highly sensitive ally
|
||||
and enemy customers alike. (Related articles and info: Time
|
||||
8/19/95 "Onward Cyber Soldier," New York Times 8/19 "Citibank
|
||||
Fraud Case Raises Computer Questions," Wall Street Journal's and
|
||||
Wang Laboratories' John A. Dean 3/3/95 letter to DCI John
|
||||
Woolsley.)
|
||||
|
||||
Purportedly, these bugged computers are set up to transmit their
|
||||
sensitive information within by data bursts up to low-flying NSA
|
||||
satellites. Inslaw and their Atlanta law firm, with the
|
||||
assistance of attorney Eliott Richardson (Pres. Nixon's former
|
||||
Attorney General who resigned in protest over Watergate), are
|
||||
preparing to go back into the Court of Federal Claims in December
|
||||
'95 after a more than 10-year battle to seek a multi-hundred
|
||||
million dollar judgement for non-payment of royalties. A number
|
||||
of knowledgeable people state that if PROMIS's advanced software
|
||||
was stolen and used since the early 1980s for numerous
|
||||
applications such as in our nuclear subs and nuclear missile
|
||||
defense system, Inslaw should be owed in excess of half a billion
|
||||
dollars.
|
||||
|
||||
Some politicians and journalists privately, with only a few
|
||||
publicly, have supported Inslaw's position that the government
|
||||
stole their PROMIS software, but almost all have been unwilling
|
||||
to really investigate and go public with the real facts. Seymour
|
||||
Hersh, one of a few to attempt to get the whole Inslaw story out,
|
||||
recently researched and proposed an article for the New York
|
||||
Times Magazine, Vanity Fair, and Atlantic Monthly, but
|
||||
unfortunately they all passed.
|
||||
|
||||
Even a House investigation and retired Federal Judge Nicholas J.
|
||||
Bua's grand jury 1993 investigation in Chicago didn't get to the
|
||||
bottom of this government scandal, possibly because of the
|
||||
magnitude of the situation. Attorney General Barr appointed Bua
|
||||
as a Special Counsel, but he was really a "dependent counsel."
|
||||
Even though Chuck Hayes, who secured many of the witnesses (such
|
||||
as Ari Ben-Menashe) did testify, Michael Riconosciuto along with
|
||||
many [other] witnesses didn't in person or at all. The Judge was
|
||||
sued for not conducting a proper investigation by Chicago
|
||||
investigative journalist Sherman Skolnick and Michael
|
||||
Riconosciuto. Bua submitted a "whitewashed" report to Attorney
|
||||
General Reno, who turned it over to the White House who did
|
||||
nothing... except send Inslaw information in a secure envelope to
|
||||
Vince Foster shortly before his death.
|
||||
|
||||
Debra Gorham, former secretary to Vince Foster and William
|
||||
Kennedy, her prior boss, secretly testified before Senate
|
||||
Whitewater Committee on 6/23/95. In addition to Webster Hubbell,
|
||||
William Kennedy was another Rose Law Firm partner who resigned at
|
||||
the White House under a scandal and, also as Jackson Stephen's
|
||||
attorney in 1984, he filed incomplete information with the
|
||||
Federal Reserve about Stephens's family holding in Worthen Bank
|
||||
(New York Times 5/9/95 "Fed Ends Inquiry Into an Arkansas
|
||||
Family").
|
||||
|
||||
In her confidential testimony, Debra Gorham disclosed a key point
|
||||
wherein she stated that Vince Foster gave her two NSA 1-inch
|
||||
ringed binders (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's London Sunday Telegraph
|
||||
8/6 article and Debra Gorham's excerpted confidential
|
||||
transcripts) which she put in Bernard Nussbaum's safe. Debra
|
||||
Gorham described one binder as blue; it may well have been our
|
||||
nuclear missile launch codes which control the entire U.S.
|
||||
missile defense system -- the ultimate power. These codes access
|
||||
any missile and can launch it wherever programmed.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, at a later public Whitewater Senate hearing on 8/1/95,
|
||||
Senator Faircloth's aide confirmed that Debra Gorham was
|
||||
instructed by her counsel to say, "I do not recall," when he
|
||||
passed a hurriedly written note before her to respond to the
|
||||
Senator's question, "Did Foster ever get any documents on
|
||||
Systematics or Inslaw?" In direct contradiction to her sworn
|
||||
testimony, through a confidential friend, Gorham admitted
|
||||
receiving and even reading some of a secure letter on Inslaw from
|
||||
Webster Hubbell. Although it might be hard to prove, since she
|
||||
only admitted through her friend that she was familiar with
|
||||
Inslaw from the previous Washington, D.C. law firm employer,
|
||||
there can be no doubt that Gorham lied to Congress about not
|
||||
receiving a letter on Inslaw.
|
||||
|
||||
Chuck Hayes and other highly placed confidential sources have
|
||||
stated that Vince Foster, as a NSA secret operative since the
|
||||
late '70s and a partner at Rose Law Firm, worked on secret and
|
||||
clandestine matters at Systematics (owned by Jackson Stephens).
|
||||
Larry Nichols, a former Arkansas friend of Clinton's, has stated
|
||||
that a Systematics employee, who is afraid of being fired,
|
||||
confirmed to him that Foster came in shortly before his death,
|
||||
flashing NSA credentials, and demanded that this person run a
|
||||
secret program for him, which he did. After Foster's death, this
|
||||
same Systematics employee asked Larry Nichols if anything he did
|
||||
for Vince Foster could have been a reason for his death. In a
|
||||
significant development, Rep. Leach, Chairman of the Whitewater
|
||||
hearings, may be prepared to subpoena this person and therefore
|
||||
force him to testify when the hearings commence around the end of
|
||||
September, but don't count on him being called or showing up.
|
||||
|
||||
[...to be continued...]
|
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|
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|
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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NOTES OF MEETINGS/CONVERSATIONS ON INSLAW & FOSTERGATE (10/21/95)
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|
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By "Mr. Mercedes" (Pseudonym)
|
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-----------------------------
|
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|
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[...continued...]
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|
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[CN: The rest of this essay, as typed by CN, omits portions of
|
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the original which seemed redundant. Also, the claims made by
|
||||
"Mr. Mercedes" are his own; much of what he says is beyond my own
|
||||
knowledge. Be assured, however, that I have spoken with "Mr.
|
||||
Mercedes" many times and that he is not a dilettante in these
|
||||
matters.]
|
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|
||||
In addition to acting as an NSA agent, James Norman stated that
|
||||
Vince Foster was also selling NSA and other high-level U.S.
|
||||
government and military secrets to Israel's Mossad with the
|
||||
assistance of another former Rose Law Firm partner, Hillary
|
||||
Clinton (she was the attorney of record for none other than
|
||||
Systematics once in 1978 and later in (1981 or 82?))
|
||||
|
||||
James Norman stated that Dee Dee Myers, former White House Press
|
||||
Secretary, reportedly set up Foster by getting him out of the
|
||||
White House where he was killed in a not very professional and
|
||||
hurriedly arranged mafia-style hit, made to look like a suicide.
|
||||
Her recent drunk driving arrest was a cover for an intense CIA
|
||||
interrogation about her involvement in Foster's death.
|
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|
||||
In a completely different, but interrelated vein of the
|
||||
Inslaw/PROMIS situation, CNN broadcast an excerpt of a
|
||||
one-and-a-half hour taped interview on 12/12/91 with Canadian
|
||||
John Belton who described how former California Gov. Reagan's
|
||||
Secretary of Health, Financial News Network founder/former owner
|
||||
and secret intelligence operative, Earl W. Brian, was involved in
|
||||
funding October Surprise. Additionally, Belton told CNN just how
|
||||
Earl Brian defrauded Nesbitt Thompson, the Canadian investment
|
||||
company where Belton worked, of $50 million through stock
|
||||
manipulation of Brian's public companies. Despite the
|
||||
significance of Belton's CNN interview, which aired worldwide and
|
||||
even with front page coverage in Canadian newspapers, there's
|
||||
been no coverage in the U.S.
|
||||
|
||||
James Norman stated that Caspar Weinberger, Forbes' Chairman
|
||||
Emeritus, has also been implicated [by Chuck Hayes checking] out
|
||||
encrypted code number found by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in Barry
|
||||
Seal's car trunk after he was murdered by Colombian hitmen when
|
||||
DOJ/DEA hung him out to dry. Evans-Pritchard gave Norman the
|
||||
number, who in turn had Hayes run it and see who and what he
|
||||
could come up with. Hayes found that the number turned out to be
|
||||
a secret Swiss bank account for Caspar Weinberger through which
|
||||
he pulled out several million dollars.
|
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|
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Some sources even believe it was possible that the whole
|
||||
NSA/Foster operation was a policy decision under Reagan/Bush to
|
||||
pay back Israel for their help with Iraq by providing them with
|
||||
our nuclear missile defense system. It is unknown if Caspar
|
||||
Weinberger had applied any pressure to kill Norman's story at
|
||||
Forbes, but he certainly feels that his continuing investigation
|
||||
into Weinberger's involvement in the "Fostergate" story was the
|
||||
real reason for his being fired.
|
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|
||||
Other journalists who were fired for writing or attempting to
|
||||
write stories on Vince Foster/Inslaw include Christopher Ruddy
|
||||
formerly at New York Post (1/27/94 article, "Doubts Raised Over
|
||||
Foster's Suicide," and 2/10/94 article, "Fumbling Feds Change
|
||||
Story on Foster's 'Suicide'" and Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
|
||||
9/20/95 "Police Failed to Find Keys to Foster's Car at Park" and
|
||||
9/26/95 "Clinton Security Chief's Murder Still Unsolved") and
|
||||
Tony Kimery (Media Bypass 9/95, "Penetration: Fostergate II"
|
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follow-up to Norman's 8/95 article and upcoming 10/2/95 Insight
|
||||
Magazine article on the NSA's Fin-CEN, Financial Crimes
|
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Enforcement Network) at a Washington, D.C. wire service.
|
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|
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Since Presidential hopeful Bob Dole is reported to have Jackson
|
||||
Stephens as his Campaign Finance Chairman, even if he doesn't
|
||||
have a secret Swiss bank account like many of his Congressional
|
||||
colleagues, the damage to his campaign could be terminal if and
|
||||
when this scandal breaks and he is linked with one of the central
|
||||
figures with [Stephens'] Systematics company.
|
||||
|
||||
Quite possibly, since many are involved in both parties and
|
||||
independent counsel Ken Starr appears to have been involved in
|
||||
some way, early on in the Inslaw matter, recusing himself as
|
||||
Solicitor General, nothing about this Vince Foster scandal may
|
||||
ever come out in either the House or Senate Whitewater hearings
|
||||
or Starr's investigation and final report if they all can help
|
||||
keep it buried with Vince Foster, especially if there is no
|
||||
serious media scrutiny and reporting.
|
||||
|
||||
If nothing is done we can almost certainly expect a huge
|
||||
"blowback" as described by Robert Friedman (New Yorker Magazine
|
||||
3/17/95, "The CIA's Jihad"), a term which describes how the CIA's
|
||||
covert ops many times wind up causing more problems than their
|
||||
ops are worth. One of these CIA "blowbacks" presumably resulted
|
||||
in the bombing of the World Trade Center after the CIA trained,
|
||||
armed, and financed Arab terrorists and Afghan rebels to fight
|
||||
our former enemy, the Russian occupying army.
|
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|
||||
Hopefully though, sooner or later serious journalists will decide
|
||||
to truly investigate this story; only then will "Fostergate" and
|
||||
Inslaw be prime time news, despite all the efforts of government
|
||||
officials, business leaders, and major media, to avoid, suppress
|
||||
and/or write dis- or misinformation on this blockbuster story.
|
||||
Who knows, maybe Safire had a point when he wrote, "Sometimes
|
||||
conspiracy theories uncover conspiracy." But poet Robert Frost
|
||||
really said it best: "...But I have PROMISes to keep, and miles
|
||||
to go before I sleep."
|
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|
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|
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|
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by Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief
|
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|
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I am not a machine. Conspiracy information does not visit me like
|
||||
the rhythm of the tides. At times, there is an avalanche of vital
|
||||
information. At times, there's not much. Yet, due to the
|
||||
tyrannical framework of my invention, "Conspiracy for the Day," I
|
||||
have put myself in a strait-jacket from which I must emit *1*
|
||||
conspiracy *every* day.
|
||||
|
||||
I have dodged this stricture somewhat by sending out "Special
|
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Editions" when there is an avalanche. Still, due to the nature of
|
||||
the series (Conspiracy for the *D*A*Y*), I have been at the mercy
|
||||
of my own Frankenstein. Like a robot, I am programmed to emit *1*
|
||||
conspiracy *each* day.
|
||||
|
||||
Can you see what I mean? Can you see that my own invention has
|
||||
turned on me?
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
will have more flexibility in my life. I will still be finishing
|
||||
up the Linda Thompson interview, the Scott/Posner JFK debate, and
|
||||
the Texe Marrs series. I will also be posting new info as it
|
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|
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|
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THE TRUE HORROR OF BIGFOOT
|
||||
by Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief, Conspiracy Nation
|
||||
Copyright (c) 1994 -- All Rights Reserved
|
||||
|
||||
The true horror of "bigfoot" is danced around by the cautious,
|
||||
creeping pedants. Faced with the undeniability of the 1967 film
|
||||
footage, the bolder of the academic breed have deigned to cast a
|
||||
critical eye on this puzzle. And what do they say? They say it is
|
||||
an ape from Southeast Asia that wandered over here aeons ago.
|
||||
|
||||
But look again at the film footage. That is no ape that walks and
|
||||
then turns to cast a backwards glance. Nor is it human. So what
|
||||
is it?
|
||||
|
||||
Oscar Maerth, in his book *The Beginning Was The End*, tells the
|
||||
horrifying tale of just what the "bigfoot," "sasquatch," "yeti,"
|
||||
is.
|
||||
|
||||
The bigfoot fascinates us because we know there is a mystery
|
||||
there about *us*. Yet the truth of bigfoot is not flattering to
|
||||
us as a species.
|
||||
|
||||
So what does Maerth say? Before I answer, let me tell you
|
||||
something: As I delve into the labyrinth of conspiracies and
|
||||
suppressed information, there are times when I come across truth
|
||||
that is even more than I wanted. Normally I want "the real dirt,"
|
||||
"the lowdown." And the closer I get, the more I thirst. But there
|
||||
are times when I shrink back in horror as I see that the face
|
||||
peering back at me takes on the form of a *me* that I can't bear
|
||||
to look at.
|
||||
|
||||
As Nietzche said, "The deeper you look into the abyss, the deeper
|
||||
the abyss looks into you."
|
||||
|
||||
So what does Maerth say? For one thing, he offers his own
|
||||
interpretation of the Biblical tale of Adam and Eve. What oh what
|
||||
could that forbidden fruit be back there in the Garden of Eden?
|
||||
What sort of "fruit" is it that the eating of which "makes you
|
||||
wise?" An apple? Or is the "apple" of the Bible a cover-up for
|
||||
what was really eaten? In place of "apple" or "fruit," how about
|
||||
-- *the raw brain of members of your own species*. The apes,
|
||||
code-named "Adam" and "Eve" became addicted to raw brain of other
|
||||
apes. They became so addicted that they began to murder each
|
||||
other in order to satisfy their new-found appetite. Eating the
|
||||
brain of their fellow beings was the *Original Sin*.
|
||||
|
||||
The Bible says that "Adam" and "Eve" became aware of their
|
||||
nakedness. How about this, instead: A side-effect from eating the
|
||||
"fruit of knowledge" was that they lost their fur.
|
||||
|
||||
So where does "bigfoot" enter in to all this? Answer: Some of the
|
||||
"Adams" and "Eves" saw that there were harmful side-effects
|
||||
associated with their recently acquired habit of cannibalism. So
|
||||
they stopped midway between the unnatural change from ape to man.
|
||||
These "bigfoot" saw, before it was too late, the harmful effect
|
||||
of the brain eating frenzy. Yet their brethren, our ancestors,
|
||||
continued their savage diet. To save themselves from being killed
|
||||
and eaten, the "bigfoot" hid itself from man and continues to do
|
||||
so to this day.
|
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|
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|
||||
[CN Editor -- The local all volunteer radio station, WEFT 90.1
|
||||
FM, has a 1-hour show at 10 A.M. on Saturday mornings called
|
||||
"News From Neptune." The following is a partial transcript of
|
||||
their June 4, 1994 broadcast. Co-hosts are Paul "The Truth" Muth,
|
||||
and Carl Estabrook.]
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH:... what you thought the most egregious misrepresentation of
|
||||
America's role. Actually, I was thinking more of a discussion of
|
||||
post-war... something we return to in... our namesake for the
|
||||
show, "News From Neptune," Noam Chomsky, says it ought to start
|
||||
with some of the betrayals of the movements that fought against
|
||||
Hitler.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: Whether the Truman Doctrine in Greece -- Greek partisans --
|
||||
the deals with the mafiosi in the south of France, in Marseilles,
|
||||
where the left people who fought against Nazis were betrayed and
|
||||
beaten by thugs.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Absolutely. No, you're right, Paul. I mean the myth
|
||||
making this week around D-Day has just been remarkable. And I
|
||||
don't know what I find more appalling: the myth making itself or
|
||||
the general ignorance -- the sort of inchoate recognition on the
|
||||
part of a lot of people who are listening to this that it *is*
|
||||
myth making and therefore they shouldn't pay any attention to it.
|
||||
And an awful lot of people are still going to be sadly pressed if
|
||||
you ask them what D-Day was or what the situation was 50 years
|
||||
ago that is the occasion for all this rhetorical excess that
|
||||
we're hearing from both the news media and from our chief
|
||||
magistrate [Clinton] who is running around England at the moment,
|
||||
apparently, excessing rhetorically.
|
||||
|
||||
I don't know. I mean ignorance as a defense against propaganda,
|
||||
you know, is a counsel of despair, it seems to me. But that's
|
||||
what we're dealing with.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: I was dismayed by the blessing of the new Italian
|
||||
government...
|
||||
|
||||
[CN Editor -- In Italy, so-called "Neo Fascists" have recently
|
||||
gained control of the government. 50 years ago, we were fighting
|
||||
World War II against these same sorts of people. Where is
|
||||
Clinton's first stop for the 50-year D-Day carnival? Italy. Who
|
||||
does he meet with first? Fascists.]
|
||||
|
||||
...What was the line, uh...
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Yes!
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: "Well a lot of political parties have their origins in less
|
||||
than wholesome..." I don't know.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Maybe he's talking about the Democratic party and its
|
||||
support for slavery [pre-American Civil War] in this country.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: I suppose. There is that reference, I guess, that's sort of
|
||||
a defense of his remark. [CN Editor -- Apparently Clinton made
|
||||
some sort of remark, in the context of his meeting with the
|
||||
Italian "Neo-Fascists," as some sort of an excuse for the
|
||||
absurdity of his situation.] But the Neo-Nazis...
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: I mean, it is... The irony is very great, Paul. I mean
|
||||
for him to be embracing the leader of a government that includes
|
||||
a fascist... and all this "neo-fascist" talk just means that
|
||||
these fascists weren't born when the... when Mussolini was
|
||||
running Italy.
|
||||
|
||||
It is an important irony, an important contradiction, because it
|
||||
shows up the falseness of most of our accounts of World War II. I
|
||||
mean, if some accounts are to be believed, what World War II was
|
||||
primarily about was it was some sort of a brawl between Hitler
|
||||
and the B'nai B'rith. And it seems to me that it's much more
|
||||
important to try to see what World War II *was* about and to see
|
||||
that the United States never went to war to protect Jews, it
|
||||
never went to war to overthrow Hitler -- the U.S. was perfectly
|
||||
complacent with the Hitler government throughout the '30s. It
|
||||
didn't go to war for any of these "defense of Freedoms" that have
|
||||
been talked about. Remember: The war had been on for several
|
||||
years; at least 2 years if you talk about Europe and many more if
|
||||
you talk about Japanese expansion into China. The war had been on
|
||||
for several years before the U.S. got involved in it. And its
|
||||
motive for getting into the war had nothing to do with freedom or
|
||||
oppressed groups within the Reich. What it had to do with was the
|
||||
fact that a military base belonging to the U.S. was attacked in
|
||||
the Pacific and that 2 Capitalist powers struggled over which was
|
||||
to control the business of the Pacific. We won.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: Well, but that does bring up the question of what was the
|
||||
motive in Europe, though. I thought you were going to say... I
|
||||
mean, the precipitating thing, Pearl Harbor [September 7th, just
|
||||
ask George Bush -- CN Editor], I think we can set aside. Anything
|
||||
could have precipitated. So it's not, that's not a major causal
|
||||
thing. The latter is just the fighting over the Capitalist
|
||||
spoils. But that's true in Europe as well.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Well exactly. You're quite right about that. I'm not
|
||||
sure I agree that anything could have precipitated it. I mean, it
|
||||
seems to me that it was the [economic] struggle between the U.S.
|
||||
and Japan that the U.S. was essentially winning. And that the
|
||||
Japanese struck out against militarily that produced the military
|
||||
confrontation in the Pacific. The U.S. had trammelled up the
|
||||
Japanese economy in the Pacific and was doing its best to do so.
|
||||
And it was the Japanese strike, military strike, against that
|
||||
that led the U.S. into the war.
|
||||
|
||||
The alliance of Japan and Germany turned our attention then to
|
||||
the... to Europe. Because the real motive of the U.S. in Europe
|
||||
was not particularly, or not immediately, for the defeat of
|
||||
Germany. What the U.S. was most interested in, in Europe, was the
|
||||
British empire. Who was going to control the colonial empires of
|
||||
the declining Capitalist states of Europe when the war ended? The
|
||||
U.S. was sure it was going to be that sort of "residuary legatee"
|
||||
of 19th century colonialism; that the British empire was going to
|
||||
be ours. The Germans were fighting to see that that empire would
|
||||
be theirs, that they would have an economic control over that,
|
||||
over that empire. We won that one, too. That's the reason we were
|
||||
in Iran. That's the reason we were in Vietnam. I mean, the
|
||||
question of the Second World War could be summarized as "The War
|
||||
of British Succession in Europe"; who was going to succeed to the
|
||||
British empire. We won that one, too.
|
||||
|
||||
[...]
|
||||
|
||||
[Still Estabrook speaking]:
|
||||
And I think the understanding of what the war was about, and the
|
||||
understanding (as you suggested earlier) of what the real outcome
|
||||
of the war was, seems to me to be vital and against the
|
||||
mythology.
|
||||
|
||||
To take just one example: *Time* magazine this week has a picture
|
||||
of Dwight David Eisenhower on the front of it with the legend,
|
||||
"The Man Who Beat Hitler." Well, that's very interesting. Bertolt
|
||||
Brecht wrote a famous poem. "The Remarks of a Worker Who Reads"
|
||||
contains the lines:
|
||||
|
||||
Caesar conquered Gaul.
|
||||
(Didn't he even have a cook with him?)
|
||||
|
||||
So "The Man Who Beat Hitler" is... at once, falls under Brecht's
|
||||
quite legitimate stricture.
|
||||
|
||||
There's another issue, too. For all this talk about the invasion
|
||||
of France on the 6th of June, 1944, by 150,000 troops (a minority
|
||||
of whom, by the way, were Americans), um, for all the talk about
|
||||
this, the notion grows in American circles that *that* was what
|
||||
overthrew Nazi-ism. Well, in fact, what overthrew Nazi-ism was
|
||||
the Russian army. Even *after* D-Day, from June 6, 1944 to May 8,
|
||||
1945 -- from D-Day to the very end of the war -- the majority of
|
||||
German troops were in the east, not in the west. Even after all
|
||||
the Allied armies had moved into France and so forth -- all the
|
||||
British and American armies (Anglo-Saxon armies, we probably
|
||||
should say) had moved into western Europe -- the majority of
|
||||
German troops were still in the east because the German's knew
|
||||
quite well [that] the real threat came from the east. And it was
|
||||
when the eastern front crumbled, when the Russian army -- at
|
||||
immense cost, cost of 20 million war dead -- when the Russian
|
||||
army finally moved into Berlin, that the war was over.
|
||||
|
||||
Now this is not to say that what was going on, the difficulties
|
||||
in the western half of Europe, weren't serious difficulties for
|
||||
the Reich. They certainly were. But if you ask, "Who won the
|
||||
Second World War?" (the question), the short answer is not
|
||||
Eisenhower, "The Man Who Beat Hitler," but the Red army. It
|
||||
should have a picture of General Zhukoff, or worse yet, Joe
|
||||
Stalin, on the front of *Time* magazine if you wanted to be...
|
||||
even if you wanted to buy this way of talking.
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|
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[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Our guest is Linda Thompson.
|
||||
|
||||
So now Linda, where we're at here is... By the way, let me just
|
||||
mention again to the folks that the name of this tape is "Waco,
|
||||
the Big Lie Continues"?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Uh-hum. [Affirmative] "Waco II" is the simplest
|
||||
way...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yeah.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...to call it. Everybody's calling it "Waco II."
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. And again, if you want to get a copy call 1-
|
||||
800-888-9999. If busy, keep trying. It's $19.95 and shipping and
|
||||
handling.
|
||||
|
||||
Um, let's continue on here. And, and let's now go to... uh, Bob
|
||||
Ricks has said, "Anybody who comes out is going to be shot." Uh,
|
||||
I don't remember seeing that in the press. Of course, my life has
|
||||
been a blur. But, uh, did the press pick that up?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yeah. It came across the AP [Associated Press] wires.
|
||||
But it was not widely disseminated.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: You didn't hear it on ABC, CBS, CNN and so forth. And
|
||||
of course, we're listening with, you know, "jaded ears" at that
|
||||
point. We, we are specifically listening for things like that. So
|
||||
we caught it, we kept it, and yes, they said it. They can't get
|
||||
out of that.
|
||||
|
||||
And in the Department of Justice report they *admit* that they
|
||||
threw grenades at 'em if they came out. It says it very plainly
|
||||
in there. In fact, I think they admit, uh, the part about Bob
|
||||
Ricks saying that, in the report... But can't remember that one
|
||||
specifically. But I do remember, they admit "flash-bang" grenades
|
||||
being thrown at the people.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, they admit that they were... basically, they've admitted --
|
||||
in the Department of Justice and ATF reports -- they've admitted
|
||||
everything in "Waco I" except for the flame-throwing tank. And
|
||||
they lied to try to explain that one. They do not try to claim
|
||||
that the tank that you see in "Waco I" with the flames coming out
|
||||
of it is not real. They did have an expert from the University of
|
||||
Maryland analyze it, and one at Fort Harrison. We've had an FBI
|
||||
forensics expert analyze it. *No one* has tried to claim that we
|
||||
altered the tape, or that it's not flame. They've tried to
|
||||
explain it away by saying they don't know what it is. And they
|
||||
said... Janet Reno stood up and said, [mimicking Reno] "Well we
|
||||
had CEV-I and CEV-II out there." (Now she's referring to the
|
||||
tanks: "Combat Engineer Vehicle," that's what CEV stands for.)
|
||||
[mimicking Reno] "We had CEV-I and CEV-II out there. And the
|
||||
investigators have inspected those. And they don't have any
|
||||
equipment to shoot flames. And there's no charring on them." As
|
||||
if that's an explanation.
|
||||
|
||||
Well on page 49 of the Department of Justice report it says CEV-
|
||||
II broke down and the tank crew got another tank that was not
|
||||
equipped to inject tear gas. She also does not mention the other,
|
||||
almost dozen, tanks that were out there *besides* CEV-I and II.
|
||||
|
||||
So these are the kinds of things that they do. And the reason
|
||||
that they're... when you see these public officials on TV, they
|
||||
are telling you truth in what they *say* because they're afraid
|
||||
of voice stress analysis. So when Janet Reno stood up and talked
|
||||
about "CEV-I and II," that much of it is true. But she's creating
|
||||
a false impression in your mind that she's addressing the tank
|
||||
that you see in our tape -- and she's not!
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: In other words, it is an "error by omission" or a "lie by
|
||||
omission."
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yeah. Smoke and mirrors.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: They're very good at it.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. Now, what's going on with the trial right now?
|
||||
We don't see anything on the national press. Yes, we get wire
|
||||
services here. We do have some informants at the trial.
|
||||
|
||||
But we're gonna take a quick half-hour break here -- you know,
|
||||
break at the half-hour for our local stations for 3 minutes --
|
||||
but when we come back, I'd like you to give us an idea of the
|
||||
following (and maybe if we just make a little note here): Number
|
||||
1, What has come out? What has the government admitted, number 1,
|
||||
so far at the trial? O.K.? What has the government admitted. Uh,
|
||||
we know already that they've admitted that had David Koresh met
|
||||
them at the front door and said, "Hi. Nice day, isn't it? What do
|
||||
ya got for me?", that the rest of the team still would have
|
||||
busted in. We know that, correct?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: That's absolutely right.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K. So let's go over, when we come back, What has the
|
||||
government admitted? (Number 1.) And number 2, What's going on
|
||||
from your perspective? And what do you think will happen to this
|
||||
trial? And then, What's next?
|
||||
|
||||
Stay with us, everybody. We'll be right back with Linda Thompson.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
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|
||||
[CN -- Continuation of "How To Survive the Coming Money Crash,"
|
||||
from an audiotape by someone named Texe Marrs. Although the talk
|
||||
is circa 1991, it still has relevant info.]
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Will there be money in coming years in the social security fund
|
||||
to handle the cost of medicare and retirement for those who've
|
||||
been guaranteed it for many years? Maybe there will be. Maybe
|
||||
there won't be. It all depends on the future of this economy.
|
||||
|
||||
It is a *fact*, though, that there has been a sham and a scandal
|
||||
at the highest ranks of government to defraud American taxpayers
|
||||
by taking what they thought were insurance premiums into the
|
||||
social security fund -- taking this money to pay off a government
|
||||
deficit that is huge and growing, because our congressmen, our
|
||||
representatives and senators, spend and spend and spend and
|
||||
spend.
|
||||
|
||||
And now there are many other areas of the economy that are
|
||||
showing cracks: Our giant insurance companies -- will they go
|
||||
under? It could be. Will the retirement system? I could give you
|
||||
so many examples of retirement systems. Do you *know* what the
|
||||
management of your retirement fund is (if you're in such a plan)?
|
||||
Where do they put their money? Where do they invest? Is it in
|
||||
junk bonds? Is it in inferior stock? Is it in shaky real estate
|
||||
investments?
|
||||
|
||||
I was reading recently and doing some study on the teacher's
|
||||
state retirement fund to the state of Texas. Once thought to be
|
||||
very, very plush; financially secure... but they went out and
|
||||
invested in real estate. And now tens and tens and tens of
|
||||
millions of dollars of real estate -- invested in by the
|
||||
teacher's retirement fund of the state of Texas -- has gone
|
||||
bankrupt and foreclosed. Will those teachers of the state of
|
||||
Texas have a retirement fund when they do retire someday? Will
|
||||
they receive the monthly payments they've been "guaranteed"? We
|
||||
simply don't know. Not only in the state of Texas, but throughout
|
||||
this United States.
|
||||
|
||||
And even as the economic crisis looms, and we have our banking
|
||||
problems, and savings and loans closing their doors, and
|
||||
incredible unemployment rising, with job layoffs... Sears laid
|
||||
off 24,000 employees recently, *Sears* department stores.
|
||||
Recently the major 3 automakers announced 17 plant closings. And
|
||||
yet, President Bush and the Congress agreed to a tax increase.
|
||||
{1}. A time when people are losing jobs, they're worried about
|
||||
their savings, they're worried about our social security fund
|
||||
being robbed... Will their health and life insurance plans go
|
||||
under? Their premiums be lost?
|
||||
|
||||
At the same time these worries are besetting people, their taxes
|
||||
are being raised in what the government calls "tax reform" -- I
|
||||
think this is a very frightening situation. We *are* on the
|
||||
threshhold of a horrible financial crisis. What's more, I am
|
||||
confident in stating that it *has* been engineered and
|
||||
orchestrated *behind the scenes*... behind the scenes, by what
|
||||
can only be called an elite group of *ruthless* men:
|
||||
international financiers, bankers, politicians. A money crash
|
||||
will give these evil men the opportunity to usher in their
|
||||
planned New World Order.
|
||||
|
||||
Now in my book *Millenium* I talk about this plan for a New World
|
||||
Order, a plan for a new money to be issued and then later, a
|
||||
cashless society, so that Bible prophecy will be fulfilled:
|
||||
Revelation 13. Someday, no man will be able to buy nor sell
|
||||
unless he has The Mark in his forehead or in his right hand *or*
|
||||
the name or the number of The Beast. We know that number: 666.
|
||||
|
||||
Now the steps toward a one-world government, a New World Order, a
|
||||
one-world economy -- the steps toward even a one-world, "unity"
|
||||
type religion -- are basically cemented together by money. Money
|
||||
is the glue that holds the whole cracking apparatus together.
|
||||
|
||||
It's almost like a crystal, glass globe that has fallen from the
|
||||
top of the Empire State building onto the concrete far, far
|
||||
below. And it's cracked. It's held together not by baling wire
|
||||
but by $100 bills -- or I should say, Marks and Yen.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} We have also now had another tax increase under Clinton. --
|
||||
CN Editor.
|
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|
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||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
RESOLVED: President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
|
||||
conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
||||
place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Scott gives his rebuttal to Mr. Posner's
|
||||
opening remarks.]
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Posner. Mr. Scott, you have 6 minutes
|
||||
for rebuttal.
|
||||
|
||||
PETER DALE SCOTT: Our audience has just heard the kind of people
|
||||
that Mr. Posner believes in: The KGB and (I'll come back to this
|
||||
later) Marina Oswald.
|
||||
|
||||
Marina Oswald, for whom, by the way, I have great compassion at
|
||||
that time, was being so obviously coerced by the very people who
|
||||
were interviewing her at that time, that she changed her stories
|
||||
repeatedly at that time. It was quite obvious she was trying to
|
||||
tell what the government wanted her to tell in order to avoid
|
||||
being deported. The Warren Commission knew this, and wrote a memo
|
||||
in February of 1964 saying, "Marina has repeatedly lied on
|
||||
matters of serious concern to this commission." And it's very
|
||||
revealing, I think, that when they knew this in February, when
|
||||
they came to write their report in June and July, they had such
|
||||
trouble linking Oswald to the gun and to the act of shooting
|
||||
*anyone* -- let alone General Walker -- that they had to rely on
|
||||
the testimony of a liar. And uh so, unfortunately, does Mr.
|
||||
Posner.
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Posner believes in the KGB. Let me tell you, the readers,
|
||||
that he believes even more in the CIA. And, in fact, [he] tells
|
||||
us that he got certain things from the CIA. He says, for example,
|
||||
Mr. George De Mohrenschildt (a friend of Oswald's with obvious
|
||||
intelligence background -- although he had other aspects to his
|
||||
background as well), he says, "had no intelligence connection to
|
||||
the CIA." How do we know? Mr. Posner says, "Because the CIA has
|
||||
told us so."
|
||||
|
||||
But if Mr. Posner would do what I do, which is to look at the
|
||||
documents, he would see that despite what he [De Mohrenschildt]
|
||||
told people, when he left Dallas in '63, he went to Washington.
|
||||
He took part in a meeting with CIA agents and more importantly,
|
||||
Army Intelligence agents, before going to Haiti as a business...
|
||||
whatever it was... but certainly *about* Haiti. Since then, a CIA
|
||||
contract agent has said it was about the overthrow of the
|
||||
government in Haiti. And this is the sort of thing you won't find
|
||||
in Mr. Posner's book.
|
||||
|
||||
I object very much to that long quote from my book, which was
|
||||
about how many *enemies* Kennedy had in 1963. I certainly did not
|
||||
say that they all killed the President. I said on the contrary
|
||||
that... You know, so many people think that I'm saying the
|
||||
President was killed because of his Vietnam policy. And I was
|
||||
trying, on the contrary, to "open it out," to say that there were
|
||||
many coalitions that were angry with Kennedy in 1963 -- the joint
|
||||
chiefs and the military being an important one. But organized
|
||||
crime, the teamsters, (and you've heard the list) also... But I'm
|
||||
certainly not saying that they all killed the President. I'm
|
||||
saying don't *misread* me to think that I have named the killers.
|
||||
And I said, in fact, at the beginning of the book, Mr. Posner (if
|
||||
you'd started on page 1), that I do *not* in this book try to say
|
||||
who the killers are!
|
||||
|
||||
So now, finally, General Walker... I have written about General
|
||||
Walker in all of my preceding books. And the bullets that you and
|
||||
I have both talked about -- which were too mangled to be
|
||||
identified in April when it was shot at General Walker, but
|
||||
somehow has become identifiable in November of 1963 and was
|
||||
identified as having been shot from Lee Harvey Oswald's
|
||||
Mannlicher-Carcano [Italian rifle]. You didn't mention, Mr.
|
||||
Posner, that (I hope I get this the right way around), that in
|
||||
April it had been identified as copper-jacketed but by the time
|
||||
it was November it was now steel-jacketed. So that that bullet is
|
||||
just one example of the kind of things that "happened" to
|
||||
evidence that were kept in the hands of the Dallas police or
|
||||
later, in the FBI, and which are, for me, a major part of the
|
||||
case that this was a conspiracy involving people both outside the
|
||||
government shooting the President, and also people inside the
|
||||
government guaranteeing an absolutely sure-fire case. That the
|
||||
truth would be so explosive and the "phase 1" stories, as I call
|
||||
them, of communist conspiracy would be so threatening for an
|
||||
unnecessary war, that all kinds of people would be coerced to
|
||||
accept what I call the "phase 2" story -- that Oswald acted
|
||||
alone. A story equally false, but not as likely to lead to the
|
||||
death, unnecessary death, of thousands of lives.
|
||||
|
||||
So, it is true that you focus on the life of Oswald. I believe if
|
||||
you were to write a book about the murder of Trotsky, you would
|
||||
probably write a whole book about the character and the
|
||||
personality defects of the gunman who killed Trotsky! But surely
|
||||
it's important to go *back* from the case and look at the links
|
||||
between that gunman and Stalin back in Moscow.
|
||||
|
||||
And I'm not, I think by nature, someone who begins with a
|
||||
conspiracy theory. But having looked for so long at the Kennedy
|
||||
assassination -- and particularly at the anomalies in the
|
||||
relationship between Oswald and the FBI, between Ruby and the
|
||||
Dallas police, and then the concerted effort to say that these
|
||||
people were "loners" when if we know *anything*, that's exactly
|
||||
what they weren't. That we absolutely are forced to look beyond
|
||||
the personality of Oswald in this case, and try to fit
|
||||
together... And it's more than a conspiracy. It isn't a lot of
|
||||
people who could have been identified, it's a...
|
||||
|
||||
[Moderator interrupts and tells Mr. Scott that his 6 minutes have
|
||||
expired.]
|
||||
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|
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|
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[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts
|
||||
[CCCC], 9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
From time to time the monopoly press plays up scenes from World
|
||||
War II; sometimes, on the anniversary of some event. They just
|
||||
show American soldiers shooting German soldiers and vice-versa.
|
||||
Emotional news for those that were there or are interested.
|
||||
|
||||
Never, *ever*, mentioned are the financial dirty deals that *led*
|
||||
to the war.
|
||||
|
||||
In his book *Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler*, Anthony
|
||||
Sutton(?) documents how American big business financed the Nazis
|
||||
-- including General Electric, General Motors, Ford Motors,
|
||||
DuPont and others. The purpose was to form a supposed bulwark
|
||||
against the Soviets.
|
||||
|
||||
In another book, about the Bolsheviks, Sutton shows how Wall
|
||||
Street also financed the rise of Lenin. The ultra-rich (as seldom
|
||||
mentioned) financed both sides... from before the war, Standard Oil
|
||||
and the Rockefellers, with I.G. Farben, the German chemical
|
||||
cartel. Among the terms: that Standard Oil would not compete with
|
||||
Farben patents on synthetic rubber. And so, when the U.S. went to
|
||||
war against Hitler, the Rockefellers refused to produce synthetic
|
||||
rubber. The rubber supply was cut off by the Japanese attack in
|
||||
the Pacific. So, a false shortage was created by the
|
||||
Rockefellers. Goodyear had to rush up *their* synthetic rubber
|
||||
development.
|
||||
|
||||
Through neutral countries, the Rockefellers continued, all during
|
||||
the war, to share patent royalties with the Nazi Farben --
|
||||
*Treason*, according to the U.S. Constitution. The Kennedy family
|
||||
shared in that treason, as shown in Joseph Borken's(?) book, *The
|
||||
Crime and Punishment of I.G. Farben*. Also, Gunther Riemond's(?)
|
||||
book, *Patents for Hitler*.
|
||||
|
||||
Because of the financial interlock, Allied bombers were warned
|
||||
*not* to bomb Farben's war chemical plants all during the war.
|
||||
And, at the end of the war, those plants remained 92% intact. A
|
||||
top U.S. military officer documented this: Richard Sasooly(?) in
|
||||
his book, *I.G. Farben*.
|
||||
|
||||
Founding father Joseph P. Kennedy, the pro-Nazi U.S. ambassador
|
||||
to London, was a big shot in the U.S. movie industry. He ordered
|
||||
movie script writers not to mention the Jews taken to the
|
||||
concentration camps -- as documented in Ben Hecht's book, *Child
|
||||
of the Century*.
|
||||
|
||||
The infamous, pro-Nazi Mullen(?) family of Pittsburgh, owners of
|
||||
Aluminum Company of America, held back essential aluminum
|
||||
production at the onset of the war -- nearly strangling U.S.
|
||||
bomber and fighter production. Their treason was shared by the
|
||||
pro-Nazi *Chicago Tribune*, which gave out U.S. military secrets
|
||||
during the war -- as shown in George Seldeson's(?) book, *Facts
|
||||
and Fascism*.
|
||||
|
||||
Just before the war, Mexico expropriated oil fields supposedly
|
||||
owned by the U.S. and the British big business. [CN -- Mexican
|
||||
President Cardenas nationalized the Mexican oil industry in the
|
||||
1930s.] Result? A false shortage was created by the Rockefellers
|
||||
-- for revenge, refusing to buy Mexican oil all during the war.
|
||||
|
||||
At the end of World War II, the Jesuits and the Vatican helped
|
||||
Nazi war criminals escape to the United States and Argentina --
|
||||
as shown in [unclear] book, *Aftermath*. Also Clarence Lasby's
|
||||
book, *Project Paperclip* [CN -- He may mean *Operation
|
||||
Paperclip*]. Some of the Nazis ended up as professors at the
|
||||
University of Chicago.
|
||||
|
||||
The ultra-rich -- the U.S., British, and Dutch, and the German
|
||||
aristocracy -- financially built up Hitler. The uninformed,
|
||||
ordinary, working people on *both* sides suffered the
|
||||
consequences. And, since the ultra-rich own the mass media, they
|
||||
are silent about all this.
|
||||
|
||||
Call up the news fakers and tell them to stop kidding us.
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: What They're Not Telling You About Dan
|
||||
Rostenskowski. (312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Wednesday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
Donations appreciated. Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the
|
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Courts, 9800 South Oglesby, Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: We're back. We're talking to Linda Thompson. She's
|
||||
an attorney. She is the producer of what we call "Waco II",
|
||||
"Waco, the Big Lie Continues".
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, now, what has the government admitted, Linda? What have they
|
||||
admitted in trial that you have solid evidence of that has not
|
||||
been out in the press?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Well, we need to cover some of the background on
|
||||
the trial first to understand what's going on.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K. Sure.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Walter Smith is the judge. And this is going on in
|
||||
federal district court, which means it's a federal court as
|
||||
distinguished from Randy Weaver's situation.
|
||||
|
||||
Walter Smith was the judge in Waco. Now Dennis Greene is his
|
||||
magistrate. Now magistrates do not have the full power of a
|
||||
judge. They're usually picked by a judge; the judge picks his own
|
||||
magistrate.
|
||||
|
||||
Dennis Greene is the man who signed the search warrant
|
||||
originally, and has been working hand in hand with Bill
|
||||
Johnstone, who is the U.S. attorney there. Between them, they
|
||||
have a long record of having some of the highest rates of gun
|
||||
prosecutions of anyplace in the country, right in Waco, between
|
||||
Dennis Greene and Bill Johnstone.
|
||||
|
||||
Now Walter Smith, then, is the judge that sealed the search
|
||||
warrant originally. He is the man who had secret arraignments of
|
||||
the Branch Davidians (which is illegal. That's like the "star
|
||||
chamber" back in England.) When these people were brought in and
|
||||
arraigned, he held it in secret.
|
||||
|
||||
Walter Smith, in his first 7 orders about the Branch Davidians,
|
||||
back in March last year [i.e. in March 1993], called them
|
||||
criminals! Himself, in his order, he referred to these people as
|
||||
criminals. Now that is, by itself (as a defense attorney), was
|
||||
basis to get rid of Walter Smith as the judge in this case. So
|
||||
it's very, very odd that no one got him off this case with
|
||||
motions and arguments and so forth.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Hang on a minute. Could it be that he put that in there
|
||||
so that if this thing goes one way or another, somebody can call
|
||||
for a mistrial or what have you?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Possibly. But you've got a problem when the defense
|
||||
doesn't *challenge* it, it's not the basis for an appeal. Unless
|
||||
another attorney comes in and tries to use the fact that the
|
||||
attorneys themselves didn't challenge it. But anyway, it would
|
||||
[unclear] if somebody would have challenged it and lost, they
|
||||
could appeal it. But secondly, what else he did, he is the man...
|
||||
most of these Davidians have appointed attorneys... court-
|
||||
appointed attorneys that are paid by the government.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yeah?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yeah. And Walter Smith hand picked every one of those
|
||||
attorneys. So all of the attorneys have been picked by the judge.
|
||||
Then he cut their salaries in half. Now I can tell you: The
|
||||
appointed jobs do not pay very well. Very few successful
|
||||
attorneys, anymore, take appointed cases -- for no reason other
|
||||
than the fact that you *lose* money taking those cases because
|
||||
you've got to keep your office open while you're being paid this
|
||||
pittance of money to do a very complex case. So, by cutting the
|
||||
salaries in half, any of the attorneys that *were* inclined to be
|
||||
good and do their job couldn't.
|
||||
|
||||
Now then he transferred the case to San Antonio. That happens to
|
||||
be where the government's special prosecutor is from. And it also
|
||||
happens to be where the government's chief witness for the FBI,
|
||||
Jeff Jamar, is from. So that makes it very convenient for the
|
||||
government, less expensive, less hassle. And it causes a *lot* of
|
||||
trouble for the defense attorneys, who have to commute and
|
||||
essentially set up an office in San Antonio. Now they're going to
|
||||
have to fund their own expenses for all of that at the time that
|
||||
they're being paid virtually nothing!
|
||||
|
||||
Now doing any kind of defense on a case this complex is going to
|
||||
be *extremely* expensive because you've gotta pay a lot of
|
||||
people. You've gotta take depositions of a lot of witnesses. That
|
||||
costs about $400 to $1,000 apiece. There's a lot of time
|
||||
involved. You need a lot of assistants to do it. They don't have
|
||||
that available to 'em. They can't *do* a good job. Even if they
|
||||
want to, they can't.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Well where's the American Civil Liberties Union in this?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Well... That's another story. We'll get to them in a
|
||||
minute...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...get down to San Antonio to do this trial and you've
|
||||
got seven... You've got the attorneys that were all picked by
|
||||
Walter Smith. Walter Smith is still on the case, even though he's
|
||||
transferred it to San Antonio, he is still the judge.
|
||||
|
||||
We get to trial. *He* picked the jury pool and he hand picked all
|
||||
the jurors. And then he kept the jurors anonymous. You can't know
|
||||
the identities of each of the jurors. No one can.
|
||||
|
||||
Then he put a gag order on all of the attorneys and he hand
|
||||
picked the press that would be allowed in to cover the story.
|
||||
He's only allowed 5 members of the press into the trial to cover
|
||||
the story. *We* know that 2 of those 5 are government. Three of
|
||||
them we don't know anything about, but we're not *hearing*
|
||||
anything so we can presume that they were picked for that reason
|
||||
-- you know, that they would not provide good [press] coverage,
|
||||
they would not talk this up, and they wouldn't reveal what's
|
||||
going on in the trial.
|
||||
|
||||
So before we even get to trial, what people should understand is
|
||||
this: This thing is fixed. It's rigged.
|
||||
|
||||
Now looking at it you could reasonably think, "Well it's rigged
|
||||
so they're sure to get a conviction." But that's not true either.
|
||||
Some of the people who are on trial are *not* Branch Davidians.
|
||||
They are government plants; they're agents that were already in
|
||||
Mount Carmel before the raid. You might remember some of the
|
||||
comments that were made afterwards by Ann Richards and Janet
|
||||
Reno, uh, that we should have agencies working together so we
|
||||
don't have a problem with one agency running up on another
|
||||
agency's undercover operation. This is what happened in Waco. You
|
||||
had agencies attacking Mount Carmel that didn't know the other
|
||||
agencies were already working undercover there.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hum. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: So some of the people that were brought out, for
|
||||
instance, the day of the fire, were not Branch Davidians. They
|
||||
were, in fact, one agency's undercover operatives. That... Those
|
||||
people are on trial anyway because they can't afford to tell you,
|
||||
tell the American public, "These are agents." All right? They
|
||||
don't want their identity revealed.
|
||||
|
||||
Now what happens if you have a government agent and you put 'em
|
||||
on -- you know, an undercover agent like that -- you put 'em on
|
||||
trial. They're charged with a crime. They have the same
|
||||
protection as any defendant. They've got the 5th amendment right
|
||||
not to testify. They never have to admit they're agents. They
|
||||
never have to testify. And they're fine, as long as they're
|
||||
acquitted, right?
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Now what we're seeing in this trial, that I think is
|
||||
very, very interesting, is the government is *throwing* the
|
||||
trial. For now, the only side of the story that has been
|
||||
presented has been the prosecution's case. You will *not* see
|
||||
a... Realize: The U.S. attorney has no surprises. There are... He
|
||||
does not put a witness on the stand he has not interviewed. He's
|
||||
going to know exactly what that witnesses testimony is going to
|
||||
be.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hum. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Now if you have one brain [cell] in your head, you do
|
||||
not put a witness on the stand that's gonna hurt your side.
|
||||
That's the other side's job. All right? You don't go lining up
|
||||
witnesses that get on the stand and tell things that are bad for
|
||||
you. And you certainly don't elicit that testimony yourself. And
|
||||
yet that's exactly what the government has done. They have put up
|
||||
witness after witness, *of their own*, that has said things like,
|
||||
"Well, yeah, we did shoot our own agents," "Yeah, well, we were
|
||||
gonna make this dynamic entry," "Yeah, we did lose the element of
|
||||
surprise."
|
||||
|
||||
Now. There's 2 reasons this is happening: (1) The government is
|
||||
throwing the trial. But (2) the only story that comes out that
|
||||
way is exactly the same story that we've got in the ATF final
|
||||
report and what we've heard in the media all along. It is damage
|
||||
control. Even though they appear to be making all these great
|
||||
admissions, they're not admitting anything more than they've
|
||||
already admitted. And they're making sure that the story stays
|
||||
the same in the process of the trial. And they're throwing the
|
||||
trial.
|
||||
|
||||
They're probably going to get convictions of the real Branch
|
||||
Davidians. The people that are acquitted are suspect. But I don't
|
||||
believe we're going to see convictions of the government agents
|
||||
in this trial. And I think that's the purpose of what's going on
|
||||
here and why there has been such extreme control.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: [Pause.... ] Wow!
|
||||
|
||||
Linda Thompson is a lawyer. She is with us. She's talking to us
|
||||
about what she knows about the Waco trial. She has provided...
|
||||
She has produced, I should say, a new videotape which is now
|
||||
[Feb. 11, 1994] just in the duplication stage, called "Waco, the
|
||||
Big Lie Continues," or "Waco II," if you please. It's available
|
||||
through us, if you want to call up 1-800-888-9999. We'll be right
|
||||
back.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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[CN Editor -- In the past, I have pointed out that "LaRouche is
|
||||
not infallible." Yet at times, the "Wacky Frenchman" really seems
|
||||
to be *extraordinarily* on-target. This is especially true, I
|
||||
think, in his economic analyses. What follows is from the May 30,
|
||||
1994, *The New Federalist*.]
|
||||
|
||||
MOST IMPORTANT CRISIS IN MODERN HISTORY
|
||||
|
||||
In an interview with the weekly radio program "EIR Talks" on May
|
||||
19, Lyndon LaRouche commented on the jailing of Carlos Andres
|
||||
Perez (CAP), a former President of Venezuela.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Carlos Andres Perez in his second incarnation as President
|
||||
inaugurated the group of IMF [International Monetary Fund]
|
||||
conditionalities measures which caused a shock to the entire
|
||||
country of Venezuela, and had an effect on neighboring economies.
|
||||
|
||||
Now, CAP was very close to the organization of Diego Cisneros,
|
||||
which is Gustavo Cisnero's organization. Gustavo Cisneros was
|
||||
engaged in very wild speculation, together with putting his
|
||||
brother Ricardo Cisneros in charge of the Banco Latino. According
|
||||
to all the reports of the examination so far, they ran Banco
|
||||
Latino the way that some people were accused of running
|
||||
syndicates of savings and loan associations back in the 1980s.
|
||||
|
||||
This was against the interest of those in Venezuela who were
|
||||
investing in the nation of Venezuela. So very rapidly, CAP went
|
||||
from being a popular President to one of the most hated men in
|
||||
Venezuela. He eventually was pretty much hounded out of office
|
||||
for his financial irregularities as President.
|
||||
|
||||
New election, we have a new President: Caldera. The Cisneros
|
||||
organization and its friends were not satisfied with that. They
|
||||
had to try to wreck the country politically with the support of
|
||||
foreign agencies; and they set out to destroy the new presidency
|
||||
of Caldera.
|
||||
|
||||
In the process of that, they went after my friend, Alejandro
|
||||
Pena. While CAP's old friend, Cisneros, starts to go after Pena
|
||||
*to protect CAP* and CAP's faction, CAP himself ends up in the
|
||||
jug.
|
||||
|
||||
But what this represents is more importantly defined as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
We are coming to the point, at which the IMF system, the Federal
|
||||
Reserve system, in their present forms, are DOOMED. Nothing can
|
||||
be done to save them, and no money should be wasted trying to
|
||||
save them. But what happens is, you have this doomed dinosaur --
|
||||
its eggs aren't fertile anymore -- and it becomes desperate and
|
||||
frantic as the Cisneros organization did.
|
||||
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They were doomed. They were caught with their hands in the till.
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Ricardo Cisneros is a fugitive from justice because of what
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happened to the bank. But they won't give up. They sit in there
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in their fight like a species facing extinction; and they have
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this attitude of *apres nous le deluge*, after me comes nothing,
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comes chaos. I don't care, I'm going to fight to get every moment
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of power and wealth I can have before I go down; and if I go
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down, I'm going to take the world with me.
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the world. The policies and the policy complex behind Maggie
|
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Thatcher in London and her crony, or what she describes in her
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memoirs as her virtual stooge, then President George Bush: that
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system, that way of life, that new world disorder, is doomed.
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But George ain't going quietly; neither are the Thatcherites;
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neither is the Diego Cisneros organization, or CAP. So CAP goes
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to prison. IT'S A SIGN OF THE TIMES GLOBALLY. Fundamental changes
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are in order. Probably the most important crisis in all modern
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history is now falling around our ears. And old institutions that
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seemed to rule the world for decades, are now going down into the
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mud.
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[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
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radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
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[Continued...]
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CHUCK HARDER: We are back. We're talking to Linda Thompson. She
|
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is an attorney. And she has been studying the Waco matter. She
|
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has produced a masterful videotape. (I saw the first one. The
|
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second one, I understand, is just a real, real eye-popper.)
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|
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Now Linda, you're telling me that the government is throwing the
|
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trial. What do you mean by "throwing" the trial? What will the
|
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outcome be?
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|
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LINDA THOMPSON: The outcome will be... The only damaging
|
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testimony has been against 2 people, Brad Branch and Livingstone
|
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Fagan, thus far. There has not been any damaging testimony
|
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against most of the other Branch Davidians. I think we're going
|
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to see acquittals of the majority of the Branch Davidians. And
|
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that is because the government is putting on witnesses that
|
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*hurt* the government, at least in the eyes of the jury.
|
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|
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HARDER: Uh-huh. [Indicates he understands]
|
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|
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THOMPSON: Because the government has been able to completely
|
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control the evidence available to the defense attorneys, for
|
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instance. There's nobody that's going to challenge, effectively,
|
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what is being presented. For instance, one glaring example of
|
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this, at the trial the other day... One of the ATF agents
|
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testified that they had moved the day of the raid up a day
|
||||
because the *Waco Herald-Tribune* was gonna come out with their
|
||||
articles on Saturday. And they moved the raid up to Sunday. And
|
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that they had planned to do the raid, originally, on Monday.
|
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|
||||
That's not true. The [search] warrant was applied for on the
|
||||
24th. It expired on the 28th, which was Sunday. And that is the
|
||||
day the raid was done, was the 28th. They could not have had any
|
||||
other plan to do it on Monday because the warrant would have
|
||||
already been expired on Monday.
|
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|
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Now this is an example of a little bit of nonsense that they have
|
||||
come up with to help bolster their story. You know, that they
|
||||
"lost the element of surprise." The claim of losing the element
|
||||
of surprise is in itself a lie. But it's being told, not for the
|
||||
purpose of admitting that the government is a bunch of bumbling
|
||||
boobs, but to reinforce the idea that the Branch Davidians were
|
||||
*waiting* for them. When you say you "lost the element of
|
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surprise," what are you essentially saying -- the Branch
|
||||
Davidians had an opportunity to prepare. And that's what they're
|
||||
claiming. That is their story: "The Branch Davidians were waiting
|
||||
on us. Yes, our guys screwed up. They lost the element of
|
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surprise." That's the government's official story. And this is
|
||||
the kind of evidence that they're putting on, with a series of
|
||||
these little "admissions": "Yes, we probably shot our own guys,"
|
||||
"Yes, we lost the element of surprise," and so forth.
|
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|
||||
And that is what they're doing at trial, is presenting this
|
||||
preconceived story, all of which *is* *a* *lie*. But they're
|
||||
making sure that just that version comes out. There's nobody
|
||||
there to effectively challenge it. It's going to go straight down
|
||||
the way they've told it in the ATF final report. And at the same
|
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time, the government is making sure that they release just enough
|
||||
bad information against themselves that there will be acquittals.
|
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And you would not do that... I mean, the prosecution does not put
|
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on witnesses that *hurt* their case, unless they're throwing the
|
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trial -- and that's what they're doing.
|
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|
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HARDER: All right. Why would they want acquittals?
|
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|
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THOMPSON: Because some of these people on trial are government
|
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agents. They're not Branch Davidians.
|
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|
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And they're caught in a crack. They cannot reveal to the American
|
||||
public that they've got government agents that are on trial.
|
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Because those were undercover agents. They were plants. They were
|
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people that you're not supposed to know are not Branch Davidians.
|
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|
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HARDER: So they're in a "catch-22".
|
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|
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THOMPSON: Well it's not really a "catch-22". It's really pretty
|
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clever because they can use these same people to convict the ones
|
||||
they need to convict, and yet use their own testimony of agents
|
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that get up on the stand to give away just enough information to
|
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*acquit* the ones they want acquitted. For instance, if you've
|
||||
got somebody on the stand says, "Well I didn't see this guy with
|
||||
a gun," and "He didn't do anything," while you've got another one
|
||||
getting on the stand pointing a finger at a specific one, you can
|
||||
tell who they're targeting. They're intending to get convictions
|
||||
of a few of them and acquittals of others by the direct
|
||||
testimony. They're manipulating this trial very effectively.
|
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|
||||
HARDER: I'm surprised that nobody moved to sever any of these
|
||||
people. [CN -- By this, "sever", I think is meant to move for a
|
||||
separate trial for a particular defendant.]
|
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|
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THOMPSON: Well I think they did, actually. There was one attorney
|
||||
(that is not appointed) and he did move to sever. And the motion
|
||||
was denied. That would be the basis for an appeal.
|
||||
|
||||
But there's a lot of things that I would have expected to see
|
||||
from the defense attorneys that has not occurred. Such as
|
||||
*endless* fights over the evidence. For instance, they should
|
||||
have been entitled to all... All this stuff is filmed; every bit
|
||||
of it was filmed...
|
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|
||||
HARDER: Right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...top to bottom, inside-out. They should have been
|
||||
entitled to those videos. They haven't been able to get 'em. And
|
||||
rather than allow it to proceed to trial without that evidence,
|
||||
my personal preference would have been to go on and appeal it
|
||||
right then. You can get what's called an "interlocutory appeal,"
|
||||
*demand* that you get this evidence. Because you're entitled to
|
||||
it. By law you are entitled to anything that tends to prove that
|
||||
your client is not guilty. We know from one of the pictures that
|
||||
*is* available and has been shown at trial -- in fact it's in our
|
||||
video... It's a picture of the front door. That is absolutely
|
||||
good for the Branch Davidians because it shows that the ATF is
|
||||
standing there shooting at the front door. There's no one at any
|
||||
of the front windows. This is a dead-on picture. You'll see it in
|
||||
"Waco II". It's not in "Waco I". But it's a picture of the front
|
||||
door; no one at any of the windows. The front door is cracked
|
||||
open; it opens inward. And the ATF has said, "The Branch
|
||||
Davidians were at all the windows. They shot out through the
|
||||
front door with such force that it bowed the door." You can't bow
|
||||
a door that's open. You know, if it opens inward, the force of
|
||||
bullets coming from inside would have slammed the door shut...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...before it bowed the door.
|
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|
||||
Well the door's open, there's a lot of bullet holes in it.
|
||||
They're all from the outside. There's not a single Branch
|
||||
Davidian at any of the windows. And there's only *one* window
|
||||
that's even broken -- and that's the window that ATF is shooting
|
||||
into.
|
||||
|
||||
But the most *damning* pieces of evidence is that there's a
|
||||
little child out front, as all this is going on, and then we've
|
||||
got video footage that shows them taking another child, in a
|
||||
little black body bag, to an ambulance. So they killed kids that
|
||||
first day.
|
||||
|
||||
Now we've got proof that the first shots were fired by the
|
||||
overhead helicopter; not by the Branch Davidians and not by ATF,
|
||||
but by the helicopter that flew over and fired into the roof
|
||||
where the women and children were. And they killed kids in there
|
||||
too!
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
||||
[CN Editor -- Now seems like a good time to insert the
|
||||
following section from the Report of the Committee for
|
||||
Waco Justice. Excerpts only.]
|
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|
||||
ALLEGATIONS AGENTS SHOT INDISCRIMINATELY AND FROM HELICOPTERS
|
||||
(Section 13, BATF-Treasury section of report)
|
||||
|
||||
The Treasury report states that BATF agents "returned fire when
|
||||
possible, but conserved their ammunition. They also fired only
|
||||
when they saw an individual engage in a threatening action, such
|
||||
as pointing a weapon." (TDR:101) However, Branch Davidians claim
|
||||
BATF agents fired indiscriminately, including through walls, and
|
||||
that helicopters sprayed the building with bullets. News video
|
||||
tapes clearly show agents exercising little control over their
|
||||
firing as they fire over vehicles with little or no view of what
|
||||
they were shooting at. Both BATF Director Higgins at an April 2nd
|
||||
Congressional hearing and Treasury Secretary Bentsen during the
|
||||
September 1993 Treasury Department press conference denied
|
||||
allegations that agents fired indiscriminately. {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
(a) Bullet Evidence in Doors, Walls and Roof
|
||||
Branch Davidians, and attorneys Dick DeGuerin and Jack Zimmerman
|
||||
who visited Mount Carmel during the siege, insist that there was
|
||||
extensive evidence that BATF agents shot indiscriminately through
|
||||
Mount Carmel Center's front door, walls and roof. They were very
|
||||
concerned with preserving this evidence of an out-of-control
|
||||
assault.
|
||||
|
||||
The *New York Times* reported, "both lawyers clearly believed
|
||||
that helicopters flying over the compound during the raid had
|
||||
fired into upper floors of the main building from above." {2}.
|
||||
Except for half the front door, all this evidence was destroyed
|
||||
by the April 19 tank rammings, the fire, and the bulldozing of
|
||||
still burning walls into the rubble.
|
||||
|
||||
(b) Wayne Martin Allegations on 911 Tape
|
||||
Wayne Martin and an unidentified Branch Davidian complain
|
||||
frantically to Lieutenant Lynch 15 minutes after the start of the
|
||||
raid about the continuing gun fire from BATF agents, even as they
|
||||
themselves withhold fire. Nearly continuous gunfire can be heard
|
||||
in the background of the tape.
|
||||
|
||||
MARTIN: Another chopper with more people; more guns
|
||||
going off. They're firing. That's them, not us.
|
||||
UNIDENTIFIED DAVIDIAN: There's a chopper with more of
|
||||
them.
|
||||
LYNCH: What!?
|
||||
DAVIDIAN: Another chopper with more people and more guns
|
||||
going off. Here they come!
|
||||
|
||||
(d) Catherine Matteson Allegation
|
||||
"I seen (sic) those trailers drive up. I was downstairs. I
|
||||
thought it strange, but I figured they were delivering firewood
|
||||
or something. I picked up the Sunday paper and went upstairs to
|
||||
my room, and started reading. When next, bullets came through the
|
||||
roof. I could hear the helicopters overhead, I got under my bed."
|
||||
{3}.
|
||||
|
||||
(e) Children's Pictures of Bullets Through Roof
|
||||
A story about psychologist Bruce D. Perry's interviews with
|
||||
Branch Davidian children who left Mount Carmel after the raid
|
||||
mentions, "Still another child created a picture of a house
|
||||
beneath a rainbow. When Perry asked, 'Is there anything else?'
|
||||
the child calmly added bullet holes in the roof. That was an
|
||||
allusion to the Feb. 28 shootout with federal agents that marked
|
||||
the beginning of a 51-day standoff and left the compound near
|
||||
Waco scarred with bullet holes." {4}. A May 19, 1993 *Newsweek*
|
||||
story shows this picture with the caption, "A girl drew her
|
||||
home's dotted roof. 'Bullets,' she said."
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: We're talking about helicopter gunships firing against
|
||||
American citizens. [CN Editor -- Yes, *and* indiscriminately
|
||||
*and* at children.]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yeah, absolutely. And the thing is, in the ATF report,
|
||||
they do very deceitful things. They say that... [music signalling a
|
||||
break begins to be audible]... oh, sorry.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. Let's do a short break here. This almost
|
||||
sounds like George Orwell stuff. We'll be right back.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} "Sect's Lawyers Dispute Gunfight Details," *New York Times*,
|
||||
April 5, 1993, A10 and transcript of September 30, 1993 Treasury
|
||||
Department press conference.
|
||||
{2} *New York Times*, April 5, 1993, A10.
|
||||
{3} Interview with Catherine Matteson, August 30, 1993, on file
|
||||
at Gun Owners of America.
|
||||
{4} Sue Anne Pressley, May 5, 1993, A17. [*New York Times*(??)]
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
*The Massacre of the Branch Davidians*. Report of the Committee
|
||||
for Waco Justice. Committee for Waco Justice, PO Box 33037,
|
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Washington, DC 20033. Phone: 202/986-1847 & 202/797-9877
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THE MONETARY SYSTEM IS COLLAPSING
|
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|
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(The following testimony was submitted on April 13, 1994 to the
|
||||
Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs, of the U.S.
|
||||
House of Representatives. It was written by Christopher White,
|
||||
contributing editor of Executive Intelligence Review [EIR]
|
||||
magazine, and Richard Freeman, of EIR's economics desk.)
|
||||
|
||||
[From the May 30, 1994, *The New Federalist*.]
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
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Mr. Chairman,
|
||||
|
||||
It is now just over one year ago since Lyndon LaRouche, the
|
||||
editor of our magazine, put forward a March 9, 1993 proposal to
|
||||
levy a 0.1 percent tax on the sale of all the various mutations
|
||||
of financial transactions known as "derivatives."
|
||||
|
||||
The intent of this proposal was to permit constitutionally
|
||||
mandated institutional authorities to regain control over
|
||||
"runaway" deregulated electronic financial market places. The
|
||||
proposal will determine what the magnitude of the threat posed to
|
||||
the generality by derivatives is; and, to create the
|
||||
circumstances in which the structure of derivatives markets might
|
||||
be properly investigated. Moreover, the tax constitutes a precise
|
||||
means to surgically lance and dry out the derivatives bubble, to
|
||||
eliminate it within weeks.
|
||||
|
||||
The derivatives market, in which there are $16 trillion in
|
||||
derivatives holdings held by commercial banks and financial
|
||||
institutions in the United States, with an annual turnover
|
||||
trading volume of $300 trillion, is the greatest bubble in
|
||||
history. It dwarfs the Mississippi Bubble in France and the South
|
||||
Sea Island bubble in England. This bubble, like a cancer, has
|
||||
penetrated and taken over the entirety of our banking and credit
|
||||
system; there is no major commercial bank, investment bank,
|
||||
mutual fund, etc. that is not dependent on derivatives for its
|
||||
existence. These derivatives suck the life's blood out of our
|
||||
economy. Our farms, our factories, our nation's infrastructure,
|
||||
our living standards are being sucked dry to pay off interest
|
||||
payments, dividend yields as well as other earnings on the
|
||||
bubble.
|
||||
|
||||
Need for action has long been evident. In testimony by these two
|
||||
authors to this committee on October 28, 1993, entitled, "Tax and
|
||||
Dry Out the Derivatives Market, Don't Regulate It," we stressed
|
||||
the necessity of the 0.1 percent tax. On March 28, 1994, the
|
||||
chairman of this committee, Rep. Henry Gonzalez [D-Texas],
|
||||
stated, "I think ultimately the only way you could stop, in fact,
|
||||
overnight [derivatives trading activity, is] if you imposed a
|
||||
1/10th of 1 percent tax on those transactions. You'd see an
|
||||
immediate deflation."
|
||||
|
||||
However, what the violent events over the first three months of
|
||||
this year prove, is that while LaRouche's March 9, 1993 proposal
|
||||
is still vitally essential, it, by itself, will not be sufficient
|
||||
to control the emerging situation. Events have far advanced. *The
|
||||
derivatives transactions which are subject to taxation are in the
|
||||
process themselves of collapsing. What is needed now is an answer
|
||||
to the question: Is there life after the derivatives bubble has
|
||||
been and gone?*
|
||||
|
||||
That which was feared, is in progress. That which the proponents
|
||||
of derivatives insisted could not come to pass, because of their
|
||||
sophisticated methods of "risk assessment" has come to pass. The
|
||||
supposed liquidity of the market, allegedly proved by computer
|
||||
simulations, dried up overnight. The mere catalogue of wreckage
|
||||
shows losses of the size that even a few years ago would have
|
||||
been unthinkable: from the $600 million lost by speculator George
|
||||
Soros's Quantum Fund on one day, Feb. 14, 1994; to the $1 billion
|
||||
loss of Steinhardt Management's hedge fund; to the early April
|
||||
bankruptcy liquidation of the entire market holdings of the $600
|
||||
million in assets, exotic mortgage securities derivatives of the
|
||||
David J. Askin's Hedge Funds. This same process of mega-losses is
|
||||
occurring around the world.
|
||||
|
||||
To those who congratulate themselves that they "got through" this
|
||||
period, we offer this timely warning: Those whom the gods would
|
||||
destroy, they first make mad. *This is a systemic crisis; we are
|
||||
now in the midst of an ongoing, snowballing systemic collapse, of
|
||||
which the events of the first quarter of 1994 are merely a tiny
|
||||
foretaste.*
|
||||
|
||||
It is time that Congress, through its appropriate committees,
|
||||
begins to discuss the question of how our national monetary and
|
||||
financial affairs might be reorganized such that national life
|
||||
can continue, after the collapse of the biggest financial bubble
|
||||
in human history has run its course.
|
||||
|
||||
For which reason we append to this statement the vitally
|
||||
necessary draft legislation intended to reorganize the Federal
|
||||
Reserve System, through the re-establishment of a National Bank,
|
||||
the Third such National Bank in the history of the Republic. This
|
||||
is the first order of business.
|
||||
|
||||
Such a proposal is consistent with Article 1, Section 8 of the
|
||||
Constitution, in which Congress is allotted the power to raise
|
||||
taxes and create money and credit.
|
||||
|
||||
With an ongoing financial collapse, the time has come to
|
||||
reappropriate those powers which from the beginning were
|
||||
allocated, for cause, to the constitutionally created branches of
|
||||
government, that the General Welfare provisions of the
|
||||
Constitution might once more inform the laws of the land in
|
||||
substance as well as intent.
|
||||
|
||||
What is now under way can only be efficiently addressed by act of
|
||||
government. There is no private agency which can provide the
|
||||
volume of credit required to ensure the continued functioning of
|
||||
national life. There will shortly be no private agency with
|
||||
credit anywhere in any case. Federal government must again become
|
||||
the sovereign source of credit, in the form of Treasury note
|
||||
issues, providing banking agencies with the means of issue to
|
||||
finance the economic activity of the country, thereby eliminating
|
||||
the subversive "discounting" practices of the Federal Reserve,
|
||||
and the so-called "Keynesian multiplier" methods of money
|
||||
creation through manipulation of federal debt.
|
||||
|
||||
The destruction of inflated financial assets over the first three
|
||||
months of the year to date exceeds the havoc wrought by the stock
|
||||
market crash of October 1987. The nominal bill for such "losses"
|
||||
during the first quarter will, in the not-too-distant future, be
|
||||
confirmed to start at about $2 trillion. Such "losses," under
|
||||
detailed investigation, will turn out to be about 14-15 percent
|
||||
of the notional value of all derivatives contracts traded,
|
||||
swapped, or whatever else it is they do with them.
|
||||
|
||||
If we, as a country, were not so idiotically attuned to the day-
|
||||
by-day, minute-by-minute jerking around of the "Down-Jones" Index
|
||||
as our basic indicator of the economic health of the universe as
|
||||
a whole, this elementary reality would have been grasped already.
|
||||
|
||||
The initial losses of the first quarter are only the beginning.
|
||||
There is the proverbial other shoe left to drop. The "blow off"
|
||||
of the remainder of the bubble is going to make clear that this
|
||||
country has been living in the equivalent of "loud cuckoo land"
|
||||
for about a generation. Over the course of that generation, there
|
||||
have been no "recoveries," there has been no "rebuilding of
|
||||
competitiveness."
|
||||
|
||||
There has been looting and asset stripping. There has been
|
||||
economic depression. That is shortly to come to the fore in the
|
||||
kind of rude way which our accumulated national fantasy life, and
|
||||
its televised mirror image, will find impossible to ignore.
|
||||
Obviously those who most violently dispute this now will soon
|
||||
find themselves among the ranks of the most rudely shocked.
|
||||
|
||||
The turmoil of the last three months is not a "market
|
||||
correction," despite all the analysts and investment strategists
|
||||
who proclaim about their proverbial 10-15 percent decline blowing
|
||||
the froth off an over-heated "bull-run." Nor is it merely a
|
||||
matter internal to the market. What is going on is without
|
||||
precedent in human history.
|
||||
|
||||
There is a global financial collapse in progress -- a global
|
||||
financial collapse which was already in progress before the
|
||||
beginning of the year. From 1993 onward, from Chile, and the case
|
||||
of the Codelco raw materials company; to Argentina, and its bond
|
||||
and stock market; to Venezuela and the case of Banco Latino; to
|
||||
Spain and the multi-hundreds of millions loss of that country's
|
||||
fourth-largest bank, Banesto; to the United Kingdom and the Hong
|
||||
Kong and Shanghai Bank-owned Midland Bank; to France and the case
|
||||
of the multi-billion dollar loss at Credit Lyonnais; to Germany
|
||||
and the $1 billion plus loss at Metallgesellschaft; to the
|
||||
reputed several billion dollar losses at Malaysia's central bank,
|
||||
and the banks of Indonesia.
|
||||
|
||||
What is developing is global in scope. The losses are all related
|
||||
to derivatives trading. Sound companies and industrial concerns
|
||||
are being sacrificed to the vagaries of derivatives. Germany's
|
||||
Metallgesellschaft, the country's 14th largest industrial
|
||||
concern, will now lay off one-fifth of its work force, and asset-
|
||||
strip its operations to pay for the loss.
|
||||
|
||||
This committee is correct to highlight the activities of the
|
||||
hedge funds. They engage in the most wildly speculative behavior.
|
||||
Hedge funds are, for the most part, offshore, unregulated
|
||||
gambling casinos, relying on mountains of leverage. They are
|
||||
specifically constituted, by having 99 or fewer U.S. investor
|
||||
partners, to circumvent the Investment Company Act of 1940, which
|
||||
would otherwise regulate them. Hedge funds work on anywhere from
|
||||
5 to 1, up to 50 to 1 leverage. That means for every $1 billion
|
||||
of the hedge fund's own money which it has under management, it
|
||||
borrows from $5 to $50 billion. The over-300 hedge fund's have
|
||||
$75 billion in assets under management, meaning they could
|
||||
control an astounding amount of publicly traded bonds and stocks
|
||||
of anywhere from $375 billion to $3.75 trillion in value. By
|
||||
comparison, the average trading volume on the New York stock
|
||||
exchange is but $11 billion daily.
|
||||
|
||||
But every congressman should ask the obvious question: If for
|
||||
every $1 billion the hedge fund puts up, the hedge fund is
|
||||
getting from $5 to $50 billion from someone else, isn't that
|
||||
other party, lending the $5 to $50 billion, far more important?
|
||||
The answer is, of course. The committee must note the dominant
|
||||
role of the commercial banks, especially the Morgan banking
|
||||
group, and the investment banks, who lend the money to the hedge
|
||||
funds, and use the hedge funds as their "bird dogs," having the
|
||||
hedge funds make the speculations that the commercial and
|
||||
investment banks would be too embarrassed to make on their own.
|
||||
Not only that, but every congressman should know that the
|
||||
commercial banks put money from their own accounts into these
|
||||
hedge funds, and it is claimed, put money from the banks' trust
|
||||
departments into these hedge funds.
|
||||
|
||||
The largest derivatives trading banks are: Chemical, Citicorp,
|
||||
J.P. Morgan, Bankers Trust, Bank of America, Chase Manhattan,
|
||||
First Chicago, and Republic National Bank of Edmund Safra. Morgan
|
||||
Bank, and the Bankers Trust which it set up in the 1903-07
|
||||
period, and controls to this day, control together 31 percent of
|
||||
the $12 trillion of derivatives holdings of the major commercial
|
||||
banks. Morgan dominates derivatives trading. Among the investment
|
||||
banks, the largest derivatives traders are: Morgan Stanley;
|
||||
Goldman Sachs; Salomon Brothers; Lehman Brothers and Merrill
|
||||
Lynch. These are the institutions that control the hedge funds.
|
||||
These are the institutions whose activities, above all, must be
|
||||
investigated and controlled.
|
||||
|
||||
Moreover, there is an equally huge scandal. It is open knowledge
|
||||
that the entire financial market structure of the United States
|
||||
has been artificially rigged for the last three and a half years.
|
||||
Short-term interest rates were set at 3 percent and long term
|
||||
rates at 6.5 to 7 percent, the largest spread in post-World War
|
||||
II history, to benefit and enrich the commercial and investment
|
||||
banks who made derivatives plays on this spread. The losers on
|
||||
this operation were the American population, which paid dearly to
|
||||
"bail out" the banks. [CN Editor -- This sweet deal for bankers
|
||||
was also covered on the Saturday, June 11, 1994 "News From
|
||||
Neptune" show. I will try to feature excerpts in an upcoming
|
||||
"Conspiracy Nation".]
|
||||
|
||||
Oversight on the markets must begin with how the Federal Reserve
|
||||
Board of Governors, and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
|
||||
working with the Treasury Department, starting in the Bush
|
||||
administration, rigged this hideous operation.
|
||||
|
||||
Thus, the danger of derivatives trading and its damage is not
|
||||
limited to headline catching speculative excesses, and failures,
|
||||
of some outfits like the now notorious, U.S. legal-code-evading
|
||||
"hedge funds." There may be the financial, or electronic,
|
||||
equivalent of dead bodies left by the side of the financial
|
||||
version of the electronic superhighway. But they are the result
|
||||
of a pile-up, not its cause.
|
||||
|
||||
The cited cases all involve the use of financial derivatives.
|
||||
|
||||
Our estimate of losses sustained during the first quarter of 1994
|
||||
is not, however, based on adding up reports of losses sustained
|
||||
by individual banks, corporations or funds. The whole so-called
|
||||
asset base on which the derivative bubble depends has been
|
||||
devalued. The ongoing devaluation of assets has set in motion a
|
||||
collapse which proceeds as the so-called leverage, or pyramiding,
|
||||
of the derivatives transactions unwinds. In this it is not only
|
||||
the most egregious which are affected, but all, for all financial
|
||||
assets are being devalued.
|
||||
|
||||
The ongoing financial collapse is characterized by the
|
||||
application of "reverse leverage" against those institutions and
|
||||
banks which had resorted to the use of leverage or pyramiding to
|
||||
inflate their so-called gains, or nominal so-called assets.
|
||||
|
||||
The increase of interest rates, long-term as well as short-term,
|
||||
has been the trigger for the process by which the bubbled assets
|
||||
have been deflated, and the effects of reverse leverage,
|
||||
unleashed.
|
||||
|
||||
For example, there are over $3 trillion of U.S. government
|
||||
securities held by what the Treasury and the Office of Management
|
||||
and the Budget are accustomed to call the "public." Bond yields
|
||||
have risen by almost 20 percent since the beginning of the year,
|
||||
25 percent since October 1993. Since prices and yields move
|
||||
inversely, it is merely conservative to assume that the face
|
||||
value of the bonds has shrunk by as much as the yields have
|
||||
increased -- $600 billion on that account alone. This would be
|
||||
100 times what George Soros's Quantum Fund reported its losses to
|
||||
be over the days between Feb. 10 and Feb. 12.
|
||||
|
||||
The same approach can be taken to inspect "collateralized
|
||||
mortgage obligations" in their "principal only" and "interest
|
||||
only" strip form. Mortgage rates have risen as fast as have the
|
||||
yields on the Treasury's debt. Municipal bonds, too, and more
|
||||
exotic such instruments as, for example, the secondary market in
|
||||
so-called "emerging country" debt.
|
||||
|
||||
Now, U.S. Treasury bonds, whose world-wide daily trading volume
|
||||
was estimated at $300 billion one year ago, increasing by 100
|
||||
percent and more in the twelve months to February and March in
|
||||
exchanges in Chicago, London and Paris, are the core of the
|
||||
"hedging" operations undertaken by derivatives dealers. Borrow,
|
||||
against bonds, borrowed or held, to finance positions for or
|
||||
against various currencies, "hedged" back into something else,
|
||||
and so on.
|
||||
|
||||
It was less than one year ago that the International Swap
|
||||
Dealers' Association began to insist that "notional value" was
|
||||
not a useful way of looking at derivative exposure. Better, they
|
||||
insisted then would be "replacement" cost. This because, even a
|
||||
year ago, the notional sums that had been generated out of
|
||||
whatever electronic device they employ had grown to mind-boggling
|
||||
proportions. "Replacement cost" shrank the numbers back to more
|
||||
manageable proportions.
|
||||
|
||||
The difference between the two was a measure of the leverage, or
|
||||
pyramiding, applied from original "position," at cost, borrowed
|
||||
or not, to notional value.
|
||||
|
||||
The 20 percent increase in bond yields [CN Editor -- Apparently
|
||||
this means, in other words, the decreasing of the actual value of
|
||||
the bonds.] has undone a lot of the accumulated leverage that has
|
||||
been built into the world monetary system. For example, "hedge
|
||||
funds" can be leveraged up to 100 times, in which case, a 1
|
||||
percent movement is sufficient to wipe out the collateral or
|
||||
"margin" position. "Hedge funds" disposing, according to "Mar-
|
||||
Hedge" and others, of around $100 billion in total assets, are
|
||||
typically leveraged 10 to 15 times. A movement against them of
|
||||
6.6 percent to 10 percent on the notional values at stake, wipes
|
||||
out all their margin or collateral.
|
||||
|
||||
The matter is not the unwinding of leverage against hedge funds
|
||||
alone, but the whole accumulated mass of some $16 trillion
|
||||
notional so-called value in the United States -- and $25 trillion
|
||||
worldwide -- unwinding against everything else.
|
||||
|
||||
The bubble has been premised on a perpetuated fraud about the
|
||||
growth of the earnings of the U.S. economy. There has been no
|
||||
growth in the earnings of the U.S. economy. There has been no
|
||||
growth, not in the U.S. economy, not in the world economy, since
|
||||
the period 1967-70.
|
||||
|
||||
The country needs a reorganized, constitutional credit system. It
|
||||
needs such, so that we can begin to do the things which most
|
||||
living Americans are too young to remember their country ever
|
||||
having done. We need to create qualified employment for our
|
||||
people, through rebuilding our basic economic infrastructure in
|
||||
transportation, power generation, and water supply, and in our
|
||||
attenuated capabilities for capital goods production.
|
||||
|
||||
Credits issued for such purposes will generate more wealth than
|
||||
their original cost. We can create 6 million productive and
|
||||
decent-paying jobs in infrastructure and manufacturing and
|
||||
agriculture. The world economy must likewise be reorganized
|
||||
around development programs, which Mr. LaRouche has specified.
|
||||
This includes the "Productive Triangle" for the development of
|
||||
the Eurasian land mass, and the "Oasis Plan" for the development
|
||||
of the Middle East. This latter plan, which includes irrigation,
|
||||
and cheap abundant nuclear power, would provide the rock-solid
|
||||
basis for the praiseworthy Israeli-PLO peace process to succeed.
|
||||
|
||||
The collapse of the biggest financial bubble in history requires
|
||||
urgent action; it also provides the opportunity to put the
|
||||
country back on its feet, and under its own law.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
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||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
[CN Editor -- The local all volunteer radio station, WEFT 90.1
|
||||
FM, has a 1-hour show at 10 A.M. on Saturday mornings called
|
||||
"News From Neptune." The following is a partial transcript of
|
||||
their June 11, 1994 broadcast. Co-hosts are Paul "The Truth"
|
||||
Muth, and Carl Estabrook.]
|
||||
|
||||
[...]
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: ...The other thing unique this week is that I heard a
|
||||
business correspondent mouth something that I have been talking
|
||||
about vis-a-vis Fed [Federal Reserve] policy for awhile. And that
|
||||
was, he frankly said that this isn't so much an anti-inflationary
|
||||
policy of keeping... well, when the Fed was backing off on the
|
||||
interest rate very slowly, uh, and now raising it again -- when
|
||||
it doesn't look like inflation is around... What was
|
||||
Rukeyser's(?) comment that I wanted? -- "Inflation neurotics".
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Yeah.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: But what *I* thought was happening -- and then I heard from
|
||||
a person from NPR [National Public Radio]. I forget who it was,
|
||||
but it was on the nightly business report on Thursday. What
|
||||
really was going on was keeping the "spread" wide. The "spread"
|
||||
is historically high, uh, 3 percent, roughly, I think.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: You should say what we mean by the "spread" here.
|
||||
That's the difference between the *real* interest rate -- the
|
||||
difference, basically, between what banks are lending money at
|
||||
and what they're paying for the money themselves.
|
||||
|
||||
[CN Editor -- In other words, the Fed loans money to the
|
||||
banks at 3 percent interest. If the banks then charge
|
||||
customers, say, 4 percent to borrow this money, the
|
||||
"spread" is the difference between the two rates of 3
|
||||
and 4 percent: 1 percent. If the spread is high (e.g.
|
||||
the bankers do not pass on the Fed's lower rates to
|
||||
their customers), the banks make more profit on the
|
||||
money they lend.]
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: Right. Right. How much... Generally it's [i.e. the spread]
|
||||
been about 1.5 percent, historically. But it's up to 3 [percent]
|
||||
now. It may have backed off a little bit from that in the raising
|
||||
of the rates.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: So you're suggesting that the policy that's been
|
||||
followed by the Fed and the federal government, together, has
|
||||
been sort of the "Banker's Recovery Act of 1994," Paul? Is that
|
||||
it?
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: Indeed. And they didn't have to pass it through Congress...
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Funny about that.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: ...and they didn't have to be embarrassed by having these
|
||||
huge figures that we cited earlier with [Charles] Keating; how
|
||||
much money is being used to bail out the S&Ls. It's being done,
|
||||
uh, by the bankers, themselves.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: So Clinton *did* get his stimulus package. The point
|
||||
was, it just wasn't for the rest of us. It was for the bankers.
|
||||
And they were stimulated.
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: And it's quite clear that the profits for banks have been
|
||||
quite good. And the people knew... people who were on the inside,
|
||||
which doesn't... not, not evoking a *huge* conspiracy. But people
|
||||
who have the money and are playing the markets knew that bank
|
||||
stocks were gonna fare well with this kind of policy. And
|
||||
they've, uh, cleaned up again!
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Well, I remember, it was about a year ago, that there
|
||||
was much talk about the unsoundness of the American banking
|
||||
system for a variety of reasons -- including a sort of "historic
|
||||
sclerosis" -- and you don't hear that talk much anymore. And the
|
||||
reason is, I think, exactly as you describe. That what we have
|
||||
here is (by a supposedly "populist" administration), we have a,
|
||||
uh, vast national conspiracy to restore the health of the banks.
|
||||
|
||||
I've said for awhile that when the evening news talks about "the
|
||||
economy" and how "the economy" is doing, reasonable people
|
||||
translate that word "economy" into the phrase "rich people's
|
||||
money." So we say, "The economy is getting better," -- "Rich
|
||||
people's money is getting better." "The economy is doing worse,"
|
||||
-- "Rich people don't have quite so much money as they used to."
|
||||
That's really what's at stake and what we've seen from our
|
||||
supposedly "liberal" administration, is, an aggressive attempt to
|
||||
make sure that rich people's money is O.K. They've done fairly
|
||||
well on that score, huh?
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: And so it's "Trickle Down, Plus," basically.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Only, as we found last time around, it doesn't trickle
|
||||
down very much, does it?
|
||||
|
||||
MUTH: Well that's... That goes without saying. That's just part
|
||||
of the camouflage.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Well, in fact, I'm not sure it *does* go without
|
||||
saying, my friend. Because there is such persiflage put forth by
|
||||
the, let's say the "economics profession" (to take a laughable
|
||||
example) about what's happening in the American economy, that
|
||||
it's sometimes difficult to break through the propaganda.
|
||||
|
||||
Take the issue of wages: We find supposedly competent economists
|
||||
tell you that, "Things are getting better for American wage
|
||||
earners." Well, in fact, that's false. Real wages in this country
|
||||
have been declining for 20 years. The figure that is often given
|
||||
is about 15% over the last 20 years. But Doug Headwood's(?)
|
||||
excellent newsletter put forth, last week, another way of
|
||||
thinking about this that I think is worthwhile. He says, if you
|
||||
look at it in terms of the amount of time it takes for someone
|
||||
earning the average hourly wage -- the *average* now -- to make
|
||||
the equivalent of a household's yearly expenses, *that* figure is
|
||||
up 43 percent over 20 years. That is, it takes you almost half
|
||||
again as long to work to earn the money you need to spend on your
|
||||
basic household expenses. If you want to buy a house, that figure
|
||||
is up 45 percent. For a new car, the average is 57 percent. To
|
||||
pay for a year at an elite college (and this shows, it seems to
|
||||
me, the greater diversion between rich and poor in this country),
|
||||
the figure is up 75 percent over the last 20 years.
|
||||
|
||||
Now what we have here is a sort of "dumb-bell" shape to the
|
||||
demographics. That is, the middle gets stretched away and we have
|
||||
a two-tiered society, a two-tiered economy. The rich are doing
|
||||
well. Those whose income has risen the equivalent of 75 percent
|
||||
find it no more trouble to send their kid to a good college now
|
||||
than they did 20 years ago. But for those on the other end of the
|
||||
extreme, what was technically possible 20 years ago is now
|
||||
outside of the realm of possibility. Owning a house, say. Sending
|
||||
a kid to an elite college. And this is the sort of change, this
|
||||
is the sort of decline in *real* wages that's even much more
|
||||
serious than the numbers -- even when they aren't "cooked".
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|
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MUTH: There's a lot of ways of obscuring this. For one, if you
|
||||
focus on the wage earners, then all the people that are living on
|
||||
their inherited wealth and those kind of dividends from stocks,
|
||||
etc. All that money is set aside. You're not looking at that.
|
||||
You're really looking at people that are working. And a lot of
|
||||
times when you see "income," you know, gross average income,
|
||||
reported, all those other figures are put in.
|
||||
|
||||
So it's quite, you know... And then you can also use the family
|
||||
earning. And that, uh, that factors in the fact that most people
|
||||
who are in families are in two-income earner families. So, uh...
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|
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ESTABROOK: Right.
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|
||||
MUTH: ...that doesn't acknowledge the decay of the quality of
|
||||
life that's come about because of that.
|
||||
|
||||
ESTABROOK: Absolutely. And that's a crucial point. Part of the
|
||||
problem is that that's been covered over by people saying, "Well,
|
||||
what we have here is just a more just relationship between men
|
||||
and women in the workplace." And insofar as that's true, that's
|
||||
obviously to be applauded. But in *fact* what's happened is that
|
||||
under cover of that, they've produced a situation you just
|
||||
described. And that's clearly a decline in the quality of life of
|
||||
most people in this country.
|
||||
|
||||
[CN Editor -- Muth/Estabrook seem to be saying that (1)
|
||||
to maintain their standard of living, American families
|
||||
were forced to rely on both spouses being wage earners,
|
||||
and (2) this grim necessity is disguised as being *only*
|
||||
attributable to feminist advances. I wish to add my own
|
||||
theory: The overseers gave the nod to feminism so as to
|
||||
increase the labor pool and drive down the cost of
|
||||
wages.]
|
||||
|
||||
The work of professional economists is often a matter of
|
||||
obscuring what people know from their own experience. And people
|
||||
aren't fools. People know what's happened to their working life
|
||||
over the last generation. An awful lot of time is spent by our
|
||||
public agencies, whether the Presidency or the Federal Reserve
|
||||
agency [sic, Fed is not a public agency] or academic economists,
|
||||
in trying to obfuscate these facts and trying to "manufacture
|
||||
consent" to a situation that's more and more difficult to consent
|
||||
to.
|
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|
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RESOLVED: President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
|
||||
conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
||||
place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Posner gives his rebuttal to Mr. Scott's
|
||||
opening remarks.]
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Scott. Mr. Posner, you have 6 minutes
|
||||
for rebuttal.
|
||||
|
||||
GERALD POSNER: The... Some of the points that Mr. Scott mentions
|
||||
I think are absolutely critical because it's [a] fundamental
|
||||
difference between the two of us. And it deals, again, with the
|
||||
evidence and an analysis of what is the credible evidence.
|
||||
|
||||
In the instance of the Walker shooting: Did Lee Harvey Oswald in
|
||||
fact shoot Edwin Walker? Which to me is a key point because
|
||||
nobody has ever satisfactorily explained to me why the CIA or the
|
||||
mafia or the KGB or the anti-Castro Cubans wanted Walker dead.
|
||||
But here's Oswald shooting at Walker in April of '63.
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Scott says a moment ago (It's in April), the bullet is
|
||||
described as fully copper-jacketed. That's correct. That's the
|
||||
ammunition that Oswald used, is copper-jacketed bullets. Matter
|
||||
of fact, we have something better than just what was described by
|
||||
the Dallas police: there's the bullet. You can go to the National
|
||||
Archives. You can examine it. I've been down to the National
|
||||
Archives. It *is* a copper-jacketed bullet.
|
||||
|
||||
But more importantly, I'm willing, with Mr. Scott, to throw out
|
||||
all the testimony from 1963. That bullet is too mangled to
|
||||
determine ballistically if it matches Oswald's rifle. But
|
||||
*science* intervened. In 1978, Dr. Vincent Guinn, the nation's
|
||||
leading expert in neutron activation, a scientific test which
|
||||
compares the base element of metals, came in for the House Select
|
||||
Committee on Assassinations, took the mangled bullet and did
|
||||
neutron activation tests. Now he could have proven that that
|
||||
bullet had nothing to do with the ammunition that Oswald used
|
||||
later in the Kennedy assassination. But guess what? Lo and
|
||||
behold, it turns out that that bullet comes from the same batch
|
||||
of Mannlicher-Carcano 6.5 mm shells, made by the Western
|
||||
Cartridge Company, used in the Kennedy assassination. So there's
|
||||
no question anymore where the bullet comes from. It's very
|
||||
interesting. The questions could have existed in '63, but they've
|
||||
been solved by science since.
|
||||
|
||||
One thing that we do agree on. Mr. Scott says, "Look at Oswald's
|
||||
links." I think that's key. I don't just give a biography of Lee
|
||||
Harvey Oswald. What am I doing through the entire time? I'm
|
||||
looking to see if, in fact, there's a trail of money, if there
|
||||
are telephone calls, if there are acquaintances. And what's the
|
||||
key period? The key period is October and November of 1963.
|
||||
Oswald has just returned from being rejected by the Cubans. His
|
||||
life is literally spinning out of control. His wife is separated
|
||||
from him. He can't hold a job. Um, he's been turned down by the
|
||||
Cubans. He's been turned down by the Soviet Union. And the FBI's
|
||||
harassing him. He's a time bomb ready to explode. On September
|
||||
26, when he was on the bus on the way down to Mexico, the White
|
||||
House announced that Jack Kennedy was visiting Dallas. Everything
|
||||
that happened in Lee Harvey Oswald's life before September 26th
|
||||
took place *before* anybody knew that Kennedy was coming to
|
||||
Dallas in November.
|
||||
|
||||
So the key period is what happens in October and November of '63.
|
||||
Where's the conspiratorial contact between Oswald and the
|
||||
plotters at that point? And this is key: He's not living on his
|
||||
own. We know what he's doing. He's staying in a rooming house at
|
||||
1026 North Beckley and he has a whole host of rooming house
|
||||
members and partners there with him; other people in the house,
|
||||
including a housekeeper. And what do they say he did? Every night
|
||||
he's home by 5 or 6 o'clock and he never left a single night --
|
||||
except on Fridays when he would disappear for the weekend. Sounds
|
||||
interesting, until you find out he was in Irving, Texas, visiting
|
||||
his wife, Marina.
|
||||
|
||||
He never received a single telephone call, except for one, the
|
||||
weekend before the assassination. Check the telephone records. It
|
||||
comes from... it comes from his wife's house. He *made* a
|
||||
telephone call, one a day, in a foreign language. That turns out
|
||||
to be to his wife, Marina. He never received a single visitor.
|
||||
Where's the opportunity for the conspiratorial contact at a time
|
||||
that the plotters supposedly know that Kennedy's coming to
|
||||
Dallas. It doesn't exist.
|
||||
|
||||
What happens is, what Mr. Scott does (and other conspiracy
|
||||
theorists) is they have very good evidence to show you that
|
||||
people hated Jack Kennedy. I agree with that and that there may
|
||||
even have been a plot brewing. I wouldn't be surprised if
|
||||
Marcello and Trafficante sat around the table and said, "Let's
|
||||
kill that no-good President." What I'm saying in my book, the
|
||||
challenge that I'm essentially making to conspiracy theorists, is
|
||||
to show me the credible evidence that brings Lee Harvey Oswald
|
||||
into the plotters. That's what doesn't exist. If there was a plot
|
||||
to kill Jack Kennedy and it was afoot in '62, it didn't involve
|
||||
Oswald. And that's the key point. At the critical junction when
|
||||
Oswald would have had to be part of it, he's just not.
|
||||
|
||||
And when you look at Jack Ruby (and I think this is very
|
||||
important), Mr. Scott talks about the fact that Jack Ruby knew a
|
||||
lot of police, and he knew a whole host of gangsters, and he was
|
||||
"dirty" "up to his eyeballs." Guess what? I agree with most of
|
||||
that. There's no doubt about that. It just has nothing to do with
|
||||
why he killed [...tape runs out...]
|
||||
|
||||
[...tape continues...] Oswald. And that's the point. People take
|
||||
one existence of facts about Ruby's connections and they say,
|
||||
"Therefore, he killed Oswald and they must be related." And
|
||||
that's where the story falls down.
|
||||
|
||||
Two final points: In terms of Mr. Scott's view of this case, he
|
||||
also says in his book something I fundamentally have to disagree
|
||||
with: that McCarthyism and the assassination in Dallas and
|
||||
Watergate and Contra-gate are all connected, with some of the
|
||||
same people involved. He says he doesn't have a conspiratorial
|
||||
view of the world, but I have to disagree.
|
||||
|
||||
And I think that what's important in this: he has a very unusual
|
||||
way of proving some of the elements that he makes in his case --
|
||||
sort of linking people up by who knew who, by who knew who -- but
|
||||
also something he calls the "negative template," which is, if you
|
||||
look at a piece of paper that has lists of names, and one of the
|
||||
names you think should be there is *not* actually there, that
|
||||
indicates maybe it had been removed as part of a cover-up or
|
||||
conspiracy. The "negative template" means, in *my* view, that you
|
||||
can prove anything you wanted to. If I was looking for a piece of
|
||||
paper that said Oswald had been employed by the CIA and I took a
|
||||
CIA document and Oswald's name wasn't there, it must mean that
|
||||
they had *removed* his name because, in fact, he'd been an agent.
|
||||
The "negative template" does not, in fact, prove what he says.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Posner.
|
||||
|
||||
ANNOUNCER: You're listening to "The Assassination of John F.
|
||||
Kennedy, A Formal Debate," from the Virtual Radio Network. The
|
||||
proposal is that President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
|
||||
conspiracy. Taking the "pro" position is Peter Dale Scott, author
|
||||
of *Deep Politics and the Death of JFK*. Taking the "con"
|
||||
position is Gerald Posner, author of *Case Closed: Lee Harvey
|
||||
Oswald and the Assassination of JFK*. Your moderator is David
|
||||
Mendelson.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: You are listening to "The Assassination of John F.
|
||||
Kennedy, A Formal Debate," with Gerald Posner and Peter Dale
|
||||
Scott.
|
||||
|
||||
Each of you will now ask alternating questions of the other
|
||||
participant. Mr. Scott, you have one minute to ask a question.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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-----------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Linda Thompson is with us. And we're talking about
|
||||
the Waco trial. So what we've got right now is the government not
|
||||
looking so good.
|
||||
|
||||
Go ahead, where we left off.
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Well we were with them throwing the trial, I
|
||||
think.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yep.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: What we have got, and what should have been available
|
||||
to the defense, is a whole lot of things that are absolute proof
|
||||
that when the government says that they "lost the element of
|
||||
surprise," *that* is a lie within a lie. Because they're not...
|
||||
They give you the impression that they're admitting something by
|
||||
saying that and admitting their guys are boobs. But what they're
|
||||
doing is they're saying, "Well, yeah, we're incompetent, we're
|
||||
stupid, we screwed up." There's a big difference between making
|
||||
an honest mistake and intentional murder. And that's what they're
|
||||
doing. They're getting out of intentional murder by appearing to
|
||||
admit to stupidity.
|
||||
|
||||
But what they did *was* intentional murder. There's not anything
|
||||
in their plan that had any provision for somebody to go up to
|
||||
that front door and knock on the front door. There's no provision
|
||||
in the battle plan, originally, at all. None. And they pretty
|
||||
much have admitted *that* in court, too.
|
||||
|
||||
But they... And they also admitted that David Koresh *did* come
|
||||
to the front door, he *did* open the door, he *did* say, "What's
|
||||
goin' on?" -- and they began firing at him! Now they've
|
||||
*admitted* these things.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Now, has it been admitted in court that the helicopter
|
||||
gunships fired first?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: No. That has not and I doubt it will be, because, you
|
||||
see, this is what they're covering up.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. How can that be proven?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: That can be proven by several things. First of all, in
|
||||
the ATF final report, the investigators (of that final report) do
|
||||
several deceitful things. One is that they criticize the ATF for
|
||||
not using customs helicopters that would have had firepower. Now
|
||||
that creates the impression that ATF had helicopters that
|
||||
*didn't* have firepower, right? And that's the purpose of the
|
||||
"critique," is to give you the impression they did not have
|
||||
firepower in those helicopters. Fact is, they did. We have a
|
||||
picture of one of the helicopters that has a .308 machine gun
|
||||
mounted in it. And that is going to be... that *is* in "Waco II."
|
||||
It's a close-up of the helicopter with the .308 machine gun in
|
||||
it.
|
||||
|
||||
Twelve of the rounds that were recovered from the upstairs room,
|
||||
where two of the agents were killed, were .308 rounds, just like
|
||||
the caliber of that weapon in the helicopter.
|
||||
|
||||
In the footage that we have -- and some of that is in "Waco I" --
|
||||
when you see edits in the film, *we* didn't make those edits.
|
||||
They were made before they were released to the public. We found
|
||||
footage by getting it through sources such as England, where they
|
||||
got 'em before the government had time to do as much editing as
|
||||
they did later. You can hear the original machine gun fire sound.
|
||||
And that footage is in "Waco II," too. When those guys are
|
||||
running up the ladder, there's a *lot* of machine gun fire. When
|
||||
they're on the roof, you can hear the helicopter very close by --
|
||||
then there's that glitch. What they edited out was the sound of
|
||||
the machine gun in the helicopter firing down into the roof.
|
||||
|
||||
Dick DeGuerin, the attorney that they let go in and out, said he
|
||||
*saw* the roof. It looked like swiss cheese.
|
||||
|
||||
Of the children that were allowed out, one of the kids drew a
|
||||
picture of a house, her house, and dotted it with bullet holes in
|
||||
the roof and explained to the psychiatrist that this was bullet
|
||||
holes in the roof. We've got footage of that.
|
||||
|
||||
Um, and the lady, Annetta Richards, that was in there with the
|
||||
children and came out with the children, was one of the people
|
||||
that said that helicopters fired in on 'em, into the roof.
|
||||
|
||||
On the 911 tapes, when the Branch Davidians called the police...
|
||||
Now that's another little bit of proof, all by itself. The fact
|
||||
that they were not firing for 20 minutes into that tape. They
|
||||
called the police and said, "There's a bunch of guys out here
|
||||
climbing in our windows and they're shooting at us!" They called
|
||||
the police. And in that tape, we've got all of the 911 tapes now
|
||||
and we've had the first seven transcribed...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right, hang on... Linda Thompson... You'll stay
|
||||
another hour?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Sure.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K. Ladies and gentlemen, we're gonna continue this
|
||||
conversation.
|
||||
|
||||
Linda Thompson is an attorney. [Harder gives info on how to get
|
||||
"Waco II."]
|
||||
|
||||
Thanks everybody. All the best. May God bless.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
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|
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|
||||
[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Hello, everybody. Hi. Chuck Harder, *For The
|
||||
People*.
|
||||
|
||||
Well there is some light shining on the Waco matter. And that
|
||||
searchlight is directed by one Linda Thompson, who is an attorney
|
||||
and who is investigating this independently. She has produced 2
|
||||
videotapes. One has pretty much gone across the United States,
|
||||
one way or another, called "Waco, the Big Lie." She's got a
|
||||
totally new, updated version, with a *tremendous* amount of new
|
||||
footage; stuff never been seen, a lot of it. Got in different
|
||||
ways (and we'll not go into that.) But the point of it is... it's
|
||||
called "Waco, the Big Lie Continues," and we're offering it
|
||||
[...info on how to obtain...]
|
||||
|
||||
And Linda is on the line. And we're talking about the Waco
|
||||
matter. Uh, where we left off last hour... we're now at the 911
|
||||
tapes.
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: Well you were asking about the proof of the
|
||||
helicopters firing...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yeah. Right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...first. And just a quick rundown of that: We have the
|
||||
children's own stories that the helicopters fired into 'em.
|
||||
Annetta Richards, who was one of the old ladies that came out
|
||||
with the kids said that. Dick DeGuerin, the attorney who went in,
|
||||
saw the roof was full of bullet holes -- *he* said that. He also
|
||||
said that a nursing mother and a child had been killed in that
|
||||
room. Then we have the "critique" of the ATF report by the
|
||||
investigators, saying they should have used helicopters that
|
||||
*had* firepower -- which is a lie, because we have a picture
|
||||
showing one of the helicopters with a .308 machine gun in it, and
|
||||
there were .308 bullets recovered from the upstairs room.
|
||||
|
||||
So all those things, so far, are proof of the helicopters firing
|
||||
in. And then we also have the 911 tapes where the Branch
|
||||
Davidians call the police and they say, throughout that 911 tape
|
||||
you've got one fellow saying, "Here come the helicopters again!
|
||||
And with more guys and more guns!" and "The helicopters are gonna
|
||||
shoot down at us." You know, things like that, throughout the 911
|
||||
tape...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...talking about the helicopter firing on 'em!
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: So I have no doubt that that... you know, to me, that
|
||||
is a given.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K. Can we prove that the government and/or the
|
||||
helicopters (which is also the government) fired first?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Well, that is the only thing that makes sense. And you
|
||||
can see the helicopters. The ATF report admits that the
|
||||
helicopters got there about a half hour before they did. They got
|
||||
there too soon.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: And in the footage that *is* available, you can see the
|
||||
helicopters off on the horizon coming back for a second pass. So
|
||||
yes they *were* already there. Yes they *have* already been
|
||||
across. And with all this other evidence that they fired into the
|
||||
roof, it only makes sense that that's who fired first. Uh, and
|
||||
that's what the Branch Davidians are saying too. The two... the
|
||||
older lady that came out, she said that,...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...that that was the first firing which... You see,
|
||||
what does that do? Whoever set this up was really pretty smart
|
||||
because it makes both sides think the other side shot first. And
|
||||
neither side is aware that it's coming from the helicopter at
|
||||
that point.
|
||||
|
||||
And you remember the ATF, when they first reported all this, they
|
||||
said, "They had a machine gun!" You know, "They had a .50 caliber
|
||||
machine gun firing at us!" And then it turns out they didn't have
|
||||
any .50 caliber machine gun. But the ATF wasn't crazy when they
|
||||
were saying they heard machine gun fire. They were telling the
|
||||
truth. It came from a .308, which is a fairly heavy caliber
|
||||
machine gun, that was in the helicopter.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. So... So here we have, essentially, a
|
||||
government that through its agents has murdered citizens -- call
|
||||
it what you like. And now you tell me that they are essentially
|
||||
throwing the trial, so that some, or many, of the Branch
|
||||
Davidians who survived will most likely be acquitted.
|
||||
|
||||
What does that mean?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Well, they're controlling... The whole thing from
|
||||
beginning to end has been damage control on what's gonna be
|
||||
released to the public. What they *don't* want the public to
|
||||
know, from the first day, is that they killed children. 'Cause
|
||||
you remember, all the propaganda that came out was: They were
|
||||
doing this *because* of the children. We were all supposed to
|
||||
believe that this was out of concern for the children; that
|
||||
somehow they're going to protect these children and save these
|
||||
children. That was the pitch. That was the angle that they chose
|
||||
to pitch this from.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Last thing they could afford to do is admit that they
|
||||
killed kids the first day.
|
||||
|
||||
And then the last bit of cover-up that we're getting, for the
|
||||
final day they killed children, too. There were 17 children under
|
||||
the age of 5 killed in the final conflagration. So they can't
|
||||
admit [any responsibility for] that either.
|
||||
|
||||
*All* of what we're seeing right now is damage control, to make
|
||||
sure that just enough gets out that the same story is
|
||||
perpetuated: That David Koresh was a lunatic, these people were
|
||||
brainwashed, it's all their fault -- but these particular people
|
||||
[on trial] probably didn't do too much (that they're going to get
|
||||
acquittals on). *That's* going to be the story. That's what
|
||||
they're doing is damage control.
|
||||
|
||||
The *real* story is, the ATF raided this place and they did use a
|
||||
plan that was configured in conjunction with Special Forces. The
|
||||
head of the team, Bill Buford, is ex-Special Forces. All the
|
||||
planning was done hand-in-hand with 7th Special Forces out of
|
||||
Fort Bragg. That is in the ATF report.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right, now wait a minute. Let's do this: a quick 2
|
||||
minute break here. But when we come back, I want to know what the
|
||||
original plan was -- according to the information you have --
|
||||
what was the original plan? And why?
|
||||
|
||||
We'll be right back, with Linda Thompson.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
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|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: We're back. We're talking to Linda Thompson. She
|
||||
has been investigating the Waco matter. [...Info on how to get
|
||||
videotape...]
|
||||
|
||||
Now. What was the plan of the government? And why?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: I don't think anybody's got the answer to "why"
|
||||
yet (including me), other than the obvious. Number 1, they were
|
||||
able to do things that were completely illegal out in the open,
|
||||
in the public eye -- such as using tanks on American citizens,
|
||||
firing down on them from helicopters, and all of the things that
|
||||
we saw for 51 days that were illegal -- and get away with it! In
|
||||
fact, they were able to blame the victims for all of it! And I
|
||||
think that was one purpose of it, was to see how well and how
|
||||
effectively the American public could be manipulated *through the
|
||||
media* by accepting all of the stories that we were told about
|
||||
how "crazy" the Branch Davidians were -- David Koresh this, David
|
||||
Koresh that -- and that we were stupid enough that we would sit
|
||||
there and go, "Yeah. Those are bad guys. They deserve it.", and
|
||||
not even consider the historic precedent of using *military* on
|
||||
140 men, women and children! {1}. That's unheard of! And people
|
||||
were so dumb they *didn't* stop and ask about it at first. {2}.
|
||||
They are now, thank goodness.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: What is "*posse comitatus*"? What does that mean?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: There is a federal law... "*Posse comitatus*" means,
|
||||
literally, a posse or a sheriff's posse; a body of men that are a
|
||||
posse; or a legal body of men. Used to be, historically (and it's
|
||||
still in effect today), the sheriff of any county is the highest
|
||||
authority in any state. And that sheriff has the ability to use
|
||||
anybody he wants to as a posse to go after bad guys. In fact, the
|
||||
*posse comitatus* is the whole body of men in any county that can
|
||||
be in the posse, whether the sheriff picks them or not. They can
|
||||
volunteer and automatically are in it.
|
||||
|
||||
You are forbidden... by federal law, the government is forbidden
|
||||
from using any military as a posse or as a *posse comitatus* -- a
|
||||
body of men to enforce the law. The military cannot be used for
|
||||
law enforcement purposes under our Constitution and under this
|
||||
federal law.
|
||||
|
||||
Now I would personally prefer to rely on the Constitution,
|
||||
because it's a much stronger document than any federal statute --
|
||||
but either way. You've got a federal statute, it's at XVIII
|
||||
United States Code, section 1385, the Posse Comitatus Act, which
|
||||
provides criminal penalties for anybody that uses military in a
|
||||
law enforcement capacity.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Isn't that what was done?!
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: That's exactly what was done.
|
||||
|
||||
Now we have several congressmen who have written me and asked me
|
||||
to write questions for them to give to the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
|
||||
and the Treasury Department and the FBI -- which we did, and
|
||||
which they did. And the response that they've got back to that
|
||||
exact question, "Isn't it illegal to use military on civilians?"
|
||||
uh, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and all of 'em have replied, "No we
|
||||
didn't, really. We just used the equipment. We didn't use the
|
||||
*people*. There's no active duty military in the tanks..."
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Hang... Whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down... Who flew the
|
||||
helicopter?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: That's... Well, see, that's a lie! What they have told
|
||||
our congressmen is a lie and I can prove it. But until we went
|
||||
out to get... We had to first get their response, all right? And
|
||||
see what their story was going to be so we would know what
|
||||
evidence to go get to prove they're lying. So, so they came back
|
||||
and said, "Well we didn't really use military. We used just the
|
||||
equipment." They claimed FBI agents were driving the tanks and
|
||||
they claimed FBI was flying the helicopters. We now have film
|
||||
footage that proves that's an absolute lie. They did have active
|
||||
duty military in those tanks. They had active duty military
|
||||
flying the helicopters. And they had active duty military on the
|
||||
ground in a much greater capacity than merely advisory.
|
||||
|
||||
And even if they weren't, I don't care. A rose is a rose is a
|
||||
rose. I don't care who's driving those tanks. If you've got a
|
||||
*tank* in somebody's front yard, it's a military assault. Tanks
|
||||
are only for war.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. Now, one would think that a helicopter
|
||||
gunship, a helicopter fitted with a machine gun, would be
|
||||
essentially a military *war* item, would you not?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yeah. Customs has 'em. Isn't that a fascinating little
|
||||
factoid? Why do so many of our... Did you know that every
|
||||
government agency right now has its own SWAT [Special Weapons And
|
||||
Tactics, a police unit with military characteristics] team?
|
||||
Including the Post Office? And the forestry service? They all
|
||||
have a SWAT team.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: What are they planning to "swat"?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Us, best I can figure.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Now we know that there have been a number of terrible
|
||||
tragedies. Like the Scott case, for instance, uh, where,
|
||||
essentially, the government... Have you studied the Scott case?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Um-hmm. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right. What was *that* all about? I know we're gonna
|
||||
digress a moment, away from Waco, but that was another case where
|
||||
something "happened". The government invaded this guys house!
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Scott's property was "smack dab" in the middle of a
|
||||
national forest. He owned the last little piece of property that
|
||||
the government didn't have yet. And it was literally surrounded
|
||||
on all four sides; I mean, he was an island in the middle of a
|
||||
national forest.
|
||||
|
||||
One of the things that we've investigated is FINCEN -- that's the
|
||||
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. And this ties to the Scott
|
||||
case because, I think... and then it ties to a *lot* of these
|
||||
cases. I think it's important for people to know what it is.
|
||||
FINCEN is a 92 computer data bank center, out of [unclear],
|
||||
Virginia, operated by the government. And the whole purpose of
|
||||
FINCEN is information gathering and keeping it in these databases
|
||||
in a way that is interactive. They've asked that all government
|
||||
agencies, *every* government agency -- including county, city,
|
||||
state, it doesn't matter -- hook into this computer data bank.
|
||||
And when I called, I spoke to the executive director. (At the
|
||||
time, his name was Andy Slodine(?). And the new guy's name is
|
||||
Gardner. But I was talking with Andy Slodine.) I said, "What is
|
||||
FINCEN? What do you do?" They have information on everybody in
|
||||
this country. They can pull up your customs records. They can
|
||||
pull up your IRS records, your credit bureau reports, your car
|
||||
tag number, your VIN number, your property records. Anything
|
||||
about you that's ever been computerized, they have it.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Indicates he understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Now they also have a group called OCDETF(?), the
|
||||
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, out of Washington,
|
||||
D.C.
|
||||
|
||||
I found out that both FINCEN and OCDETF are operated by
|
||||
Department of *Treasury*! Not the Drug Enforcement Agency, not
|
||||
Department of Justice -- but the *Treasury* Department. Which is
|
||||
really very interesting, because Treasury was never intended to
|
||||
be a law enforcement body.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right, hang... Let's, let's leave it right there, for
|
||||
2 minutes, and we'll come right back. Linda Thompson, our guest.
|
||||
Don't go away.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} As to Thompson's assertion that the use of military on
|
||||
civilians in this country is unprecedented, my question would be:
|
||||
What about the 1968 Democratic convention in Chicago? Both
|
||||
National Guard and federal troops (including tanks) were used
|
||||
against the protesters there. Not to say it was right to use
|
||||
military at Waco (e.g. because there *was* precedent), just that
|
||||
her assertion that the Waco use of military was unprecedented
|
||||
seems to be wrong. -- CN Editor.
|
||||
{2} As to Thompson's assertion that people did not at first
|
||||
question what was happening at Waco: Perhaps this is generally
|
||||
true, however forums such as "alt.conspiracy" *did* question the
|
||||
official version of what was happening right from the start. I am
|
||||
grateful for the fact that alt.conspiracy was available to me
|
||||
during the Waco siege. Perhaps if it hadn't been there, I would
|
||||
have succumbed to the mass media brainwashing. -- CN Editor.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
MENA -- ONE MORE TIME
|
||||
by Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief, Conspiracy Nation
|
||||
Copyright (c) 1994 -- All rights reserved
|
||||
|
||||
I am grateful to one of the readers of "Conspiracy Nation" (CN)
|
||||
for sending me some clippings from the *Wall Street Journal*
|
||||
regarding the Mena, Arkansas matter.
|
||||
|
||||
Let me begin by saying that I am not a "fundamentalist," don't
|
||||
belong to the "religious right," and in fact have not seen the
|
||||
inside of a church for *years*. I have also *never* voted for a
|
||||
Republican and have actually *always* voted Democratic, except
|
||||
for the last election when I voted for Perot. So I have voted for
|
||||
McGovern, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis and should not be considered a
|
||||
right wing reactionary or whatever.
|
||||
|
||||
So this is by way of a preface. I have nothing against Clinton,
|
||||
except that he is an asshole.
|
||||
|
||||
I know we have all heard about Mena, Arkansas and the activities
|
||||
that were supposed to have gone on down there. (That is, unless
|
||||
you get your news from the television or from most newspapers, in
|
||||
which case you probably haven't heard a thing about it.) But
|
||||
let's just review the situation. Again, I am not part of a
|
||||
Republican plot against Clinton; I am not part of a Christian
|
||||
Fundamentalist plot against Clinton. Also, LaRouchies please
|
||||
note: I am not a British agent. I am just the everyday editor of
|
||||
a great metropolitan conspiracy column, trying to figure out what
|
||||
the hell is going on.
|
||||
|
||||
So to summarize, we have:
|
||||
1) During the 1980s, a small airport outside of Mena, Arkansas
|
||||
was used by the CIA to illegally smuggle arms to the Contras down
|
||||
in Nicaragua. Nicaragua, for you sports fans, is a country in
|
||||
Central America. {1}.
|
||||
2) After delivering weapons to the Contras, many of the pilots
|
||||
allegedly smuggled cocaine back into the U.S., back to Mena.
|
||||
According to Edward Jay Epstein, writing in the *Wall Street
|
||||
Journal*, "This led to the Mena complex being investigated in
|
||||
1984 by the Arkansas State Police." {2}. But, obviously, *for
|
||||
some reason*, the investigation never reached full term.
|
||||
3) A lot of money was flowing into Arkansas as a result of these
|
||||
activities. This money was laundered through local businesses and
|
||||
Arkansas banks. "This, in turn, led to an Internal Revenue
|
||||
Service investigation of the companies involved." {3}.
|
||||
4) Guess who was the Governor of Arkansas while all this was
|
||||
going on? Why shucks! None other than that "young man in a
|
||||
hurry," Beeeel Cleeeenton.
|
||||
|
||||
What's that you say? "Why Brian, this is the first I've heard
|
||||
about this!" Don't feel bad. Most Americans who rely on
|
||||
television for their news are probably equally uninformed. "The
|
||||
original report on Whitewater by Jeff Gerth of the New York Times
|
||||
was ignored for many months. The Mena story probably will suffer
|
||||
the same fate..." write Bill Plante and Michael Singer of CBS.
|
||||
{4}.
|
||||
|
||||
At this point, I can't help but wonder: Why aren't we hearing
|
||||
more about this story? It's quite a shocker, the government
|
||||
selling cocaine to American school children to finance an illegal
|
||||
operation in Central America -- and with Beeeel Cleeeenton and
|
||||
Heeeely Cleeeenton in the vicinity. Did they know what was going
|
||||
on?
|
||||
|
||||
Did they know what was going on? Well Larry Nichols, longtime
|
||||
associate of the Clintons and then-employee of the Arkansas
|
||||
Development Finance Authority says that *Mr.* Slime, at least,
|
||||
knew what was going on: "Bill Clinton was involved with people
|
||||
who gave cocaine away to young girls. Bill Clinton was involved
|
||||
with people who were laundering drug money." {5}.
|
||||
|
||||
Did Bill Clinton allow the CIA to use his state as a "banana
|
||||
republic" in return for a portion of the money from cocaine
|
||||
smuggling and money laundering? Here are the ABC's: (A) A *lot*
|
||||
of money was coming into Arkansas as a result of this CIA
|
||||
operation; (B) It is alleged by several persons involved with the
|
||||
operation that Bill Clinton made sure that Arkansas law
|
||||
enforcement personnel "looked the other way"; (C) So one hand
|
||||
washes the other -- Arkansas, Arkansas bankers, and Arkansas
|
||||
businessmen get large cash infusions during the 1980s and in
|
||||
return, Clinton's troopers, etc. don't get too nosy about what
|
||||
all those planes are doing at Mena late at night.
|
||||
|
||||
As Bill Duncan, a former IRS investigator, put it: Yes,
|
||||
corruption is involved. Yes, a cover-up has taken place. {6}.
|
||||
|
||||
So maybe you think Clinton is innocent. But the real question is,
|
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why isn't there a real investigation going on? Even more than
|
||||
that, why are so many Americans uninformed about these shocking,
|
||||
plausible and corroborated charges? It is alleged by many
|
||||
knowledgable persons, *including former insiders*, that Bill
|
||||
Clinton permitted and benefited from the smuggling of *millions
|
||||
of dollars worth* of cocaine into the United States. That is
|
||||
quite a story. Why haven't we heard about it?
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
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{1} "On the Mena Trail" by Edward Jay Epstein. *Wall Street
|
||||
Journal*. Sorry, date and page unavailable.
|
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{2} Ibid.
|
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{3} Ibid.
|
||||
{4} "Still a Strong Scent on the Mena Trail," by Bill Plante and
|
||||
Michael Singer, CBS News. *Wall Street Journal*, Letters to the
|
||||
Editor. Sorry, date and page unavailable.
|
||||
{5} "The Truth Will Set Us Free," by Larry Nichols. *For The
|
||||
People News Reporter*, May 30, 1994, p. 13.
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{6} "Mena Airport: Arkansas' Contra Connection?" *700 Club* Fact
|
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Sheet.
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POTPOURRI
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|
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[CN Editor -- I have so much conspiracy type info lying around
|
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that I decided I would have a sort of "grab bag" of info for this
|
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edition.]
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
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But the most seductive thing about [drug] prohibition is that it
|
||||
keeps us from having to confront all the other little addictions
|
||||
that get us through the day. It's the NutraSweet in the coffee we
|
||||
use to wash down the chocolate mousse; a dad's "Just say no"
|
||||
commandments borne on martini-scented breath. "Don't do drugs," a
|
||||
Members Only ad advises. "Do clothes." Well, why "do" anything?
|
||||
Why not live more lightly, without compulsions of any kind? Then
|
||||
there's TV, the addiction whose name we can hardly speak -- the
|
||||
poor man's virtual reality, the substance-free citizen's 24-hour-
|
||||
a-day hallucinatory trip. No bleary-eyed tube addict, emerging
|
||||
from a weekend-long catatonia, has the right to inveigh against
|
||||
"drugs." [From "Kicking the Big One" by Barbara Ehrenreich.
|
||||
*Time* magazine, Feb. 28, 1994, p. 70.]
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
||||
This [being made to testify under oath] is the great tiebreaker,
|
||||
this is the one thing that Bill Clinton has feared since 1988,
|
||||
and it is the one thing that will force him to resign before he
|
||||
is exposed for past and present criminal wrongdoing. Bill Clinton
|
||||
was involved with people who gave cocaine away to young girls.
|
||||
Bill Clinton was involved with people who were laundering drug
|
||||
money. Bill Clinton is involved with people who have destroyed
|
||||
records relative to an ongoing grand jury. Bill Clinton and his
|
||||
subordinates have obstructed an ongoing investigation. Bill
|
||||
Clinton has lied about his role and knowledge about the
|
||||
obstruction. And the greatest sin of all, he has lied to the
|
||||
American people and to the people of the world. He has lied so
|
||||
much in fact that our nation is tarnished before world leaders.
|
||||
[From "The Truth Will Set Us Free" by Larry Nichols. *For The
|
||||
People, News Reporter*, May 30, 1994, p. 13.]
|
||||
|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
First it was a section of California that wanted to secede, then
|
||||
Maryland's Eastern Shore; now native Hawaiians say they want
|
||||
their land, and rights, back. "We're past the point of just
|
||||
sitting down and begging government agencies for rights to the
|
||||
land," said a University of Hawaii instructor. "Now Hawaiians are
|
||||
trying to assert themselves physically." The state has scheduled
|
||||
a fall referendum on the sovereignty question for descendants of
|
||||
the original Hawaiians. [From *The Spotlight*, June 20, 1994.]
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Allen Dulles is dead, but that doesn't mean that the idea of
|
||||
controlling people's minds and behavior is dead, and I still
|
||||
think that is a goal. And when you look at what I believe is a
|
||||
tilt for Global Government you see where that would be even more
|
||||
intensified now. We had gas, for example, this was way back in
|
||||
the late '50s, early '60s, we had gas that you could use that
|
||||
could completely change people's desire to fight or to flee. The
|
||||
army's chemical-biological warfare research labs, I think that
|
||||
kind of stuff still goes on. They have to have human guinea pigs
|
||||
to practice on because animals other than human do not produce
|
||||
the kind of comprehensive results that they need. So when it
|
||||
comes down to human behavior, they probably take street people.
|
||||
There are kids missing off the streets of America every year.
|
||||
Some of them may end up being sold for body parts down in
|
||||
Guadalajara Mexico, and a few other places for rich people who
|
||||
don't want to wait in line for organ transplants. And some of
|
||||
them undoubtedly end up in Satanic rituals. But many of these
|
||||
ritualistic abuses may really be governmental operations. I think
|
||||
MK-ULTRA exists today. [Lt. Col. "Bo" Gritz, from an interview in
|
||||
*Flatland* magazine #10, p. 51.]
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
Army documents detailing secret Cold War-era research on
|
||||
biological warfare will be released, the Pentagon announced.
|
||||
The Army recently acknowledged that it sprayed zinc cadmium
|
||||
sulfide, a fluorescent chemical, over Minneapolis and numerous
|
||||
other areas of the country in the 1950s and 1960s.
|
||||
Several women who attended a Minneapolis elementary school
|
||||
that was in the path of the spray in 1953 say they have
|
||||
experienced health problems including sterility, early cancers,
|
||||
disabled offspring or miscarriages.
|
||||
"We're prepared to release everything," Army spokesman Norm
|
||||
Covert said Wednesday. "That means we have to find it. If we can
|
||||
find it, we'll release it."
|
||||
Sen. Paul Wellstone met with Defense Department and Army
|
||||
officials Wednesday and said they made a "strong commitment" to
|
||||
full disclosure.
|
||||
[From the June 16, 1994, Champaign-Urbana *News-Gazette*.]
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|
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RESOLVED: President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
|
||||
conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
||||
place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Scott and Mr. Posner exchange questions.]
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: You are listening to "The Assassination of John F.
|
||||
Kennedy, A Formal Debate," with Gerald Posner and Peter Dale
|
||||
Scott.
|
||||
|
||||
Each of you will now ask alternating questions of the other
|
||||
participant. Mr. Scott, you have one minute to ask a question.
|
||||
|
||||
PETER DALE SCOTT: Mr. Posner has dug out of Warren Commission
|
||||
archives an Oswald chronology that is in part faked, and at times
|
||||
faked by Oswald himself. In August, 1963, there was a raid on an
|
||||
arms cache on Lake Pontchartrain. Now Mr. Posner says that news
|
||||
stories talked about an armed training camp, but it's important
|
||||
that this was never mentioned in the news stories. And *yet*,
|
||||
Oswald went to a man called Carlos Bringuier of the DRE
|
||||
[Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil(?)] -- it had been a DRE
|
||||
training camp whose arms cache was raided. But there was nothing
|
||||
about this in the press. And Oswald asked... offered to be a
|
||||
trainer. Bringuier said, "He [Oswald] must have been an agent,
|
||||
because no one else knew." And not only that, Oswald asked about
|
||||
organized crime, about La Cosa Nostra. It took us 12 years for
|
||||
the rest of us to find that they were involved.
|
||||
|
||||
How did Oswald know these things?
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Posner, you have 2 minutes to respond.
|
||||
|
||||
GERALD POSNER: I'm surprised at that, Mr. Scott. Because, in
|
||||
fact, there *had* been extensive newspaper coverage (as you know)
|
||||
of the raid across the river. [Mr. Scott says something, off
|
||||
microphone. Inaudible.] Absolutely. There had been extensive
|
||||
coverage in the *Times-Picayune*.
|
||||
|
||||
*And*... very important point: Although I'm not here to defend
|
||||
Carlos Bringuier, one of the things that you *do* have in your
|
||||
book (as I'm sure you have issues with statements that I've
|
||||
made)... In your book you have him [Bringuier] as a member of the
|
||||
DRE, this anti-Castro group. I just spoke to Bringuier again the
|
||||
other night on this very issue. It's absolutely not true that he
|
||||
was a member of the DRE. And he takes great offense at that,
|
||||
because he was not. It's stated in the book a number of times
|
||||
that he is. But that is not the organization that he was
|
||||
associated with.
|
||||
|
||||
And Oswald, at the time that he went in to see Carlos Bringuier,
|
||||
in August of '63, in Dallas, was playing what I call, "the poor
|
||||
man's intelligence agent." What does Marina tell us? (Although I
|
||||
know you don't like to *hear* Marina, because you say she's a
|
||||
liar.) She tells us, in fact, that even at the time he was in the
|
||||
Soviet Union he said, "I'd love the life of a spy." The Russians,
|
||||
the White Russians [anti-communist] who were near him in Dallas,
|
||||
remember a book that said, "How To Be a Spy." He was, as Warren
|
||||
DeBrueys tells me (one of the FBI agents in New Orleans),
|
||||
somebody he had seen many times, who had this tendency to want to
|
||||
be, as he said, "a poor man's intelligence..." He thought he was
|
||||
intervening in actually being able to get inside his great foes
|
||||
at this time, the anti-Castro Cubans. His love of Castro was
|
||||
running high. He was committed to the cause. And by getting
|
||||
inside Bringuier's group he would enhance his credentials when
|
||||
eventually he wanted to go to Cuba. By August of '63, Oswald was
|
||||
committed to going to Cuba because it had been, for him, the "new
|
||||
nirvana." The Soviet Union was [his dream] when he was 19. And he
|
||||
left in '59 to find happiness. And the Russians told him,
|
||||
"Leave," before he killed himself -- something else, of course, I
|
||||
didn't see in the book [Scott's book] -- but when he tried to
|
||||
slash his wrists.
|
||||
|
||||
He now is ready to go to Cuba to find happiness. But the
|
||||
difference is that he *doesn't*. He's not able to get into
|
||||
Bringuier's group; he's arrested a few days later. *It's all on
|
||||
the record*. And I must tell you that it's very clearly on the
|
||||
record. So that I find very little question about what happened
|
||||
in the summer of '63.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Posner, *you* now have one minute to ask Mr. Scott
|
||||
a question.
|
||||
|
||||
POSNER: The... Uh, in Mr. Scott's book, it seems to me that the
|
||||
"deep politics" that he talks about, what in essence is (and
|
||||
he'll correct me if I'm using not the right terminology)... but
|
||||
what I view as almost the second government. This secret
|
||||
government that essentially runs, with a combination of
|
||||
government officials and intelligence organizations and drug
|
||||
traffickers and a host of others, um, is almost so powerful that
|
||||
it's able to do things like the Kennedy assassination and
|
||||
maintain it as a massive cover-up -- no matter how many people
|
||||
are involved.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, you say it's not conspiratorially minded, you aren't, when
|
||||
you approach these subjects. But what I wonder is, is there *any*
|
||||
assassination, or attempted assassination, that you think was
|
||||
really done by a lone assassin, in recent American history? Uh,
|
||||
Martin Luther King, Bobby Kennedy, George Wallace, Huey Long...
|
||||
Would those all be conspiracies, in your view, or were any of
|
||||
those lone assassins?
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Scott, you have 2 minutes to respond.
|
||||
|
||||
SCOTT: Well very quickly, let me say that I haven't studied those
|
||||
other assassinations as much as this one. My mind is *open* to
|
||||
it, on the basis of what I *have* learned. But I really haven't
|
||||
any idea.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, I'd like to clarify... because you didn't quite get what I
|
||||
meant by "deep politics." I actually had a section in which I
|
||||
said, "No. It is *not* the same as 'invisible government' or
|
||||
'secret team.'" It is the constant, everyday interaction between
|
||||
the constitutionally elected government and forces of violence,
|
||||
forces of crime, which appear to be the enemies of that
|
||||
government. But in fact, on a workaday basis -- whether it's City
|
||||
Hall in a city, or the CIA and the Mafia plotting against Castro
|
||||
-- are, in fact, part of the governance of this society.
|
||||
|
||||
And I *agree* that an external conspiracy, whether it was Cubans
|
||||
or Nazis or even organized crime itself, could *never* have
|
||||
killed the President and gotten away with it.
|
||||
|
||||
But we have ongoing, working relationships between, for example,
|
||||
organized crime and the police in Chicago. Which meant in a 30-
|
||||
year period there was not a single organized crime murder [that]
|
||||
was solved in that city. And I'm saying that this sort of thing,
|
||||
which people know about and really accept, locally, should be
|
||||
seen as part of the way in which our country works: that our
|
||||
country uses violence, and the forces in power use violence. And
|
||||
although it is a very rare event for people inside the
|
||||
bureaucracy to use violence against their own president, that is
|
||||
what I *do* believe happened in 1963. And the reason that it
|
||||
was -- they got away with it -- is that they have shared so many
|
||||
other crimes that they got away, with part of the ongoing system.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Scott, I have to caution you to try and use your
|
||||
time better. But, you have one minute to ask Mr. Posner a
|
||||
question.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
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|
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|
||||
RESOLVED: President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
|
||||
conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
||||
place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Scott and Mr. Posner exchange questions for
|
||||
the second time.]
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Scott, I have to caution you to try and use your
|
||||
time better. But, you have one minute to ask Mr. Posner a
|
||||
question.
|
||||
|
||||
PETER DALE SCOTT: Um... there was... When Oswald went into the
|
||||
Soviet embassy in Mexico City, a tape was made of the
|
||||
conversation. The CIA has lied and lied and lied and lied about
|
||||
that tape. They said it was destroyed -- 2 weeks later, it
|
||||
wasn't. Then they said it was destroyed right after the
|
||||
assassination. But Mr. Slossen(?) of the Warren Commission
|
||||
staff... And Mr. Posner *believes* in the Warren Commission; he'd
|
||||
better believe Mr. Slossen when he says he heard the tape in
|
||||
April of 1964. Members of [Winston] Scott's fam... and the chief
|
||||
of station have said that [Winston] Scott and his wife listened
|
||||
to the tape later. James Angleton came down to Mexico City in
|
||||
1971 [and] took the tape away.
|
||||
|
||||
Now on that tape, the man identified himself as Lee Oswald. And
|
||||
yet, as you say, he was not Oswald. How do you explain this?
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: You have 2 minutes.
|
||||
|
||||
GERALD POSNER: Ah. But there's, there's a key difference. Uh,
|
||||
Slossen says he hears a tape. And [Winston] Scott talks about it
|
||||
later. But *nobody* says -- and this is absolutely key -- there's
|
||||
not a transcript of it. The man identifies himself as Lee Oswald.
|
||||
Years later, people say that.
|
||||
|
||||
Here's what's important: The CIA... and I'm not here to defend
|
||||
the CIA. I must tell you. One of the things, one of the things
|
||||
that Mr. Scott does and others who have criticized the book do,
|
||||
they say, "Ah. Posner believes everything the CIA does. And since
|
||||
he supports the Warren Commission's conclusion, he must agree
|
||||
with that." Absolutely false. I take the CIA at issue for a whole
|
||||
host of things, including the fact that they distorted evidence
|
||||
and lied to the Warren Commission, and they were trying to kill
|
||||
Fidel Castro and they didn't disclose it. And I take them to task
|
||||
for all the bungling efforts that they do in Mexico City.
|
||||
|
||||
*But*. Very importantly (and you know this): They had a picture
|
||||
of a man in Mexico City that was the wrong person. They thought
|
||||
they had identified Lee Harvey Oswald. He was about 35 years old,
|
||||
10 years older than Oswald, husky. He's much taller. It's not
|
||||
Oswald. It led to *20 years* of speculation, almost, [that] there
|
||||
was an "imposter Oswald" in Mexico City. That issue has been
|
||||
dropped recently, now that the Soviets have come out and said,
|
||||
"Guess what? The Oswald we met with in our embassy is the same
|
||||
person who was, in fact, in Dallas and arrested in November of
|
||||
'63." What it *says*, the very real possibility that I raised in
|
||||
the book, which is that the CIA had not only identified the wrong
|
||||
person as Oswald (because they didn't have a picture of him), but
|
||||
they were also having surveillance *recording* the wrong Oswald,
|
||||
the very same person who was inside the embassy. And that remains
|
||||
a real possibility to this day.
|
||||
|
||||
*But*. I agree with you that one of the last great areas of real
|
||||
interest here -- when new information has to come out -- is all
|
||||
the shenanigans in Mexico City. And when I say "shenanigans,"
|
||||
what I'm talking about is not a plot to kill the President --
|
||||
that's key -- but the CIA's and the KGB's desperate efforts to
|
||||
cover up their own sources of information: their informants, the
|
||||
contacts inside the Mexican embassy, whether they had double-
|
||||
agents inside the Cuban embassy, how they obtained video
|
||||
surveillance at the time, and this overwhelming desire of the
|
||||
intelligence agencies to *protect*... That type of history is
|
||||
what exactly leads to the type of speculation you have in this
|
||||
case, that you have sort of looked at and then said, "I see a
|
||||
conspiracy of murder."
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Mr. Posner, you have one minute to ask a question.
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POSNER: O.K. And in my minute I'm just gonna take 30 seconds, the
|
||||
first 30, to say, Mr. Scott, that he didn't make a conclusion on
|
||||
the other assassinations. But in his *own book* he says, on page
|
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97, "Behind the deep politics of the Kennedy assassination lie
|
||||
those of the [Huey] Long assassination." And on page 307 he talks
|
||||
about the comparisons between Sirhan Sirhan and Lee Harvey
|
||||
Oswald. So for somebody who hasn't made up his mind, he has some
|
||||
very interesting statements in the book.
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|
||||
But Mr. Scott, what I really would wonder is (since I don't see
|
||||
it discussed in this book and I know you have discussed it
|
||||
before): Why do you feel, *if* Oswald shot at General Walker in
|
||||
April of '63, (a) you believe the evidence that he shot at
|
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Walker, and (b) why would he have shot at Walker? And the second
|
||||
part of the question is, Do you believe the evidence that Oswald
|
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shot a Dallas policeman, J.D. Tippit, *after* the assassination?
|
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And if so, why do you believe he killed Tippit?
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MODERATOR: Mr. Scott, 2 minutes.
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SCOTT: ...General Walker, who... *Somebody* shot at General
|
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Walker. Eyewitnesses said it was *2* people. And if it was 2
|
||||
people, then Oswald -- if it was Oswald -- then Oswald was not a
|
||||
"loner."
|
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|
||||
Whoever shot at General Walker, from about 15 feet away, did not
|
||||
shoot to kill him. I think they shot to help make him more of a
|
||||
martyr than he already was. The bullet in question, I will remind
|
||||
you, it *changed jacket*. It may have been copper-jacketed in
|
||||
November, but the bullet was originally identified, then, as
|
||||
being steel-jacketed. And I do believe that the bullets were
|
||||
changed, because I think it is not hard *at all* to find other
|
||||
cases of the falsification of evidence in that and other matters.
|
||||
|
||||
Now the killing of Tippit: Um, again, I believe there's
|
||||
falsification. The bullet thing is difficult to go into, but I
|
||||
think they rather botched the planting of bullets at the scene.
|
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Um, you believe the eyewitnesses like Helen Markum(?) and Warren
|
||||
Reynolds. Let me just say, Warren Reynolds was asked if he could
|
||||
recognize Oswald. He said that he was unable to do so. *And then
|
||||
somebody shot him through the head*. And then the Warren
|
||||
Commission had the gall to ask him again. And he said, "Oh yes! I
|
||||
remember now. It was Lee Harvey Oswald."
|
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|
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Well if you're going to rely on witnesses that have been coerced
|
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in that way, I think you're prepared to grasp at almost any straw
|
||||
in really conceding that there was no case.
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|
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you have 6 minutes.
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|
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conspiracy.
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|
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[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
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place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Scott gives his closing statement.]
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|
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|
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MODERATOR: You will now each have 6 minutes to close. Mr. Scott,
|
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you have 6 minutes.
|
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|
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PETER DALE SCOTT: The Warren Commission, and again, now, Mr.
|
||||
Posner, tell us that Ruby and Oswald each were people who acted
|
||||
alone. What I've learned in my years is that each of these two
|
||||
individuals take us to very important institutional secrets that
|
||||
are part of what I call the "deep politics" of this country.
|
||||
|
||||
To start with Jack Ruby: He came out of Chicago, in the 24th ward
|
||||
of Jake Arvey, which was a signal point of corruption in the
|
||||
Democratic party in Chicago and in the nation. A man called James
|
||||
Ragen was killed in 1946. Oswald {1} knew the two assassins
|
||||
intimately. One of them was used by the Chicago FBI to make the
|
||||
case that Oswald {2} is not mob connected. They said that this
|
||||
man Dave Yaras... They sent this memo out and it was sent on to
|
||||
the Warren Commission: "Dave Yaras says that Oswald was not mob
|
||||
connected." They granted that Dave Yaras knew Oswald, but [what]
|
||||
they didn't say was that Dave Yaras was a *top* syndicate killer
|
||||
and that the killing of Ragen in 1946 (which he was guilty of)
|
||||
was one which [J. Edgar] Hoover was personally involved in. And
|
||||
we have it from one of Mr. Posner's own sources in the FBI that
|
||||
it was Hoover himself who dropped the investigation when Mr.
|
||||
Ragen was investigated. I have a [unclear] of that case, because
|
||||
it is a signal event in the evolution of organized crime in this
|
||||
country.
|
||||
|
||||
Lee Harvey Oswald, in 1963, was involved with the *most*
|
||||
conspiratorial Cuban anti-Castro group (such as Alpha-66), whose
|
||||
main target by then was not so much Castro as Kennedy. Their...
|
||||
most of their raids were against Soviet ships in order to
|
||||
embarrass Kennedy's policy of detente with Kruschev. And the kind
|
||||
of story that Mr. Posner will *not* tell you is that a Dallas
|
||||
sheriff had said that Oswald had been seen with anti-Castro
|
||||
Cubans at a Harlandale(?) address in Texas which -- in Dallas --
|
||||
which he says nothing more about, but which the FBI files show us
|
||||
was the Dallas headquarters of the Alpha-66 in Dallas and that
|
||||
they had been buying guns. And at least one of their milieu was
|
||||
an Oswald look-alike.
|
||||
|
||||
It is a symptom that the investigation was mishandled; that this
|
||||
rather significant lead which corroborates the leads in New
|
||||
Orleans of Oswald and anti-Castro Cubans, all of whom were arms
|
||||
trafficking. That is probably the key to why Oswald himself
|
||||
ordered guns. Because I believe that he *was* working part of the
|
||||
government's campaign against arms sales.
|
||||
|
||||
Now you tell me, Mr. Posner, that Bringuier denies his DRE
|
||||
connections. Mr. Bringuier has also denied his connections to the
|
||||
Cuban Revolutionary Council [CRC]. (And I can't remember if that's
|
||||
in your book, but it's certainly in the Warren Commission.) And
|
||||
yet I found a Cuban "Who's Who" of Cuban exiles, and it's
|
||||
*listed* in Mr. Bringuier's biography, in print, that he was the
|
||||
propaganda secretary for the CRC -- as I report in my book. (And
|
||||
I hope you have a refutation of it.)
|
||||
|
||||
If we had more time, I would respond to what you said about my
|
||||
book. But yes, all of these things are part of the deep politics.
|
||||
But they could also have been lone assassins. You're drawing
|
||||
conclusions that cannot be drawn.
|
||||
|
||||
What I have been trying to say and say is that the more we look
|
||||
into the, this case, pressure has forced the FBI to "cough up"
|
||||
files. The... forced just recently, the CIA to force up files.
|
||||
And the more documents we get, the less and less and less Oswald
|
||||
looks like a loner. If he was a loner, why did every single junky
|
||||
FBI report on him go over to CIA and get read in at least 10
|
||||
sections of the CIA? Why are there references that are still
|
||||
blacked out? Why are so many of the crucial documents suppressed?
|
||||
|
||||
We have a record here which we have to get to the bottom of. And,
|
||||
uh, I am open-minded about this. I don't quite know how you prove
|
||||
someone is a loner after you have already established that
|
||||
there's such intense and continuous government interest in him --
|
||||
including documents we've been denied which are only one and two
|
||||
days before the assassination.
|
||||
|
||||
But I can tell you one thing: When the CIA called him Lee Henry
|
||||
Oswald it wasn't from a clumsy accident, as you suggest. Because
|
||||
they had been doing it consistently for 3 years in a file which
|
||||
had been... treated him as a *secret* case, when other defectors
|
||||
were treated as unclassified ones. He was a very special
|
||||
"defector" among those defectors. And the CIA falsified not only
|
||||
his name [but] the name of his wife, the name of the city in
|
||||
which he was born. The conclusion is unmistakable that he was
|
||||
part of some kind of operation that was being kept secret even in
|
||||
CIA files. And if you're going to prove me wrong, Mr. Posner,
|
||||
you're going to have to join with me in getting the rest of the
|
||||
files declassified.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Scott. Mr. Posner, you have 6 minutes.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} Mr. Scott *says* "Oswald" here. He may *mean* "Ruby". Due to
|
||||
pressure of allowed time, Mr. Scott may have inadvertantly mixed
|
||||
the names.
|
||||
{2} Again (see note #1, above), Mr. Scott *says* Oswald, but may
|
||||
have meant to say "Ruby."
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|
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|
||||
conspiracy.
|
||||
|
||||
[Final portion of my transcription of a radio debate which took
|
||||
place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
|
||||
Posner. Today, Mr. Posner gives his closing statement.]
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Scott. Mr. Posner, you have 6 minutes.
|
||||
|
||||
GERALD POSNER: The last statement Mr. Scott makes is one that,
|
||||
uh, one of the few things tonight that we can agree on and agree
|
||||
on wholeheartedly, which is, getting the files.
|
||||
|
||||
I happen to think that one of the things that's happened in this
|
||||
case is the government is its own worst enemy. They're holding
|
||||
onto material for 30 years, in instances, because there *is* a
|
||||
cover-up in the Kennedy assassination. I say this in so many
|
||||
words in my book. There's a cover-up of the government
|
||||
incompetence that took place in both the FBI and the CIA. There's
|
||||
a covering of *behinds*, in essence, of these bureaucrats who are
|
||||
running for cover. And the FBI, because they were so petrified
|
||||
that J. Edgar Hoover would be coming down to Dallas and saying,
|
||||
"What? You had an open file on Lee Harvey Oswald? You were
|
||||
interrogating his wife and you didn't know he was a 'lone nut'
|
||||
capable of killing the President?" And of course, Hoover *did*
|
||||
censure 17 agents and discipline them for that very thing that
|
||||
the agents feared. They destroyed evidence. They lied about what
|
||||
happened. And that's what, largely, those files are gonna show.
|
||||
They will show the *extent* of that cover-up. The difference is
|
||||
in the interpretation that we have as to whether, in fact, it was
|
||||
the cover-up of a *murder* (which I don't view it as that), or
|
||||
what I typically view in this case, from the... my alma mater
|
||||
where you are now a professor, at Berkeley, from my work in the
|
||||
early '70s as a political scientist, that, in fact, government is
|
||||
primarily inefficient and bungling. And this is exactly what you
|
||||
expect in a case of this magnitude, where people *do* run.
|
||||
|
||||
The... some of the things that are mentioned... I think it comes
|
||||
down again to this very, very fundamental look at "What is the
|
||||
evidence?" And I think that Mr. Scott says 2 things in his last 6
|
||||
minutes segment that really shows you the basis of what happens
|
||||
in conspiracy theory. If there isn't an answer for it, what you
|
||||
do is you speculate and say, "Here's what might have happened."
|
||||
And this is what Oliver Stone does very effectively in his film,
|
||||
"JFK."
|
||||
|
||||
On the Walker shooting, Mr. Scott says, "Well I think that the
|
||||
bullet was swapped. It's not the same bullet that existed in
|
||||
'63." The problem is that there's no evidence that it was
|
||||
swapped. So his point is, what *might* have been swapped. We
|
||||
can't prove that it wasn't. And of course, you can never prove
|
||||
that... the negative, that the bullet wasn't swapped. But what I
|
||||
ask for always, as an investigator, as an attorney, is -- just
|
||||
show me a piece of credible evidence to indicate that that
|
||||
happened. And that's what, what he can't produce.
|
||||
|
||||
He talks about the Tippit shooting. And he says that he thinks
|
||||
that the police actually botched the planting of the bullets at
|
||||
the scene. But again: it's strictly speculation. There isn't any
|
||||
evidence. There's no testimony. There's nothing to indicate that
|
||||
in fact the police had *planted* the bullets at the scene. And
|
||||
this is where we go from hard evidence off to what I call
|
||||
speculation. The Tippit case is a perfect example.
|
||||
|
||||
And I must tell you that, as an attorney, it's one of the most
|
||||
"open and shut" cases I've ever seen. *Thirteen* eyewitnesses --
|
||||
not just the two that he wants to talk about with Helen Markum(?)
|
||||
and Warren Reynolds (and each of those I could respond to) --
|
||||
thirteen eyewitnesses see Oswald either do the shooting [of
|
||||
Tippit] or escaping from the scene. Six people pick him out of a
|
||||
lineup that night. He's discovered a few blocks away, with the
|
||||
pistol. It is tied ballistically into the murder of Tippit, to
|
||||
the exclusion of any other gun in the world. How he ends up in
|
||||
*that* theater, with the pistol that just killed Tippit, where 13
|
||||
people just saw him running away, is hard for me to imagine. Is
|
||||
it an imposter Oswald? Has somebody coerced all 13 people? Did
|
||||
they put the pistol on him and he didn't know it? You know, the
|
||||
answer is, in fact (although I see Mr. Scott nodding "yes"),
|
||||
it's too much to imagine. He, in fact, *did* kill J.D. Tippit.
|
||||
He, in fact, *did* shoot at General Walker. And he *was* the only
|
||||
person in Dallas, November 22nd, 1963, on the 6th floor, in the
|
||||
southeast corner of the Texas school book depository -- not only
|
||||
with the motive to kill Jack Kennedy (to place himself in the
|
||||
history books; to throw this "monkey wrench" into the system) but
|
||||
with the capability of doing it. With his *own* rifle which was
|
||||
found up there. That he used to sit on a porch, according to
|
||||
Marina, and for hours at a time practice "dry runs," what experts
|
||||
call "dry runs." Operating the bolt action so that he was
|
||||
proficient with it. *And* with the capability. In the marines,
|
||||
having been both a sharpshooter and a marksman. Meaning that he
|
||||
was capable of hitting a 10-inch target at a distance of 200
|
||||
yards, 8 times out of 10, without the benefit of a telescopic
|
||||
sight.
|
||||
|
||||
And in Dallas, the assassination targets are less than *half* of
|
||||
that distance. His longest shot is some 90 yards, and he has the
|
||||
benefit of a 4-power scope. It becomes for Oswald an easy
|
||||
sequence of shots. And even then, only one of them actually does
|
||||
the trick and ends up killing Kennedy.
|
||||
|
||||
The... One of the very important points, I think, in this, is
|
||||
when we come down to the question of association with these
|
||||
individuals, uh, I believe that as the American people have a
|
||||
right to demand, after 30 years of looking at this case, we have
|
||||
a right to demand of anybody, "What's your evidence to support
|
||||
your conclusions?" I lay out a scenario of what I think happened
|
||||
in the assassination. I presented the evidence: some 80 pages of
|
||||
source notes, the evidence that I rely on. What I think we have
|
||||
to ask conspiracy theorists in this case -- whether they have Mr.
|
||||
Scott's view or whether they have a different view of what
|
||||
happened -- is, "What do you rely on?" "What's your proof?"
|
||||
"What's your documentation?" This case has been examined more
|
||||
extensively, by more researchers, than any other case I know of.
|
||||
And after 30 years of thousands of people looking at the evidence
|
||||
and talking to witnesses, we still don't have an iota of credible
|
||||
evidence to show us, in fact, there was a conspiracy to kill Jack
|
||||
Kennedy. I say that it's time to "close the book" on this case in
|
||||
the sense that we still have more *historical* work to do, but we
|
||||
can come to the overall conclusion that, in Dallas, as we
|
||||
approach the 30th anniversary of this death, the man responsible
|
||||
for it was one man, alone: Lee Harvey Oswald.
|
||||
|
||||
MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Posner.
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Scott, Mr. Posner, on behalf of our listeners across the
|
||||
country, thank you very much.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
CN Editor -- At various times in this transcription of the
|
||||
Scott/Posner debate, I was tempted to interject my own comments.
|
||||
However, I tried to avoid doing this as much as possible.
|
||||
|
||||
At this point, I am tempted to write my own commentary on this
|
||||
debate and post it in a future issue. I may or may not do so. If
|
||||
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|
||||
readers regarding the Scott/Posner debate. If you have any
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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SPAIN: OUR NEIGHBOR TO THE PAST
|
||||
|
||||
This is not dealing with conspiracy *per se*. But it is
|
||||
tangentially related.
|
||||
|
||||
In *The Great Reckoning*, authors James Dale Davidson and Lord
|
||||
William Rees-Mogg show how world economic dominance has moved
|
||||
from Spain, to Holland, to Great Britain, and finally to the
|
||||
United States. Speaking of the glory days of old Spain (approx.
|
||||
1525 to 1625 A.D.), they write:
|
||||
|
||||
There is no better example of a nation that underwent an
|
||||
imperial crisis of costs and spent itself into oblivion
|
||||
than Spain, the great power of the early modern period.
|
||||
Leadership of the Spanish government was totally
|
||||
dominated by tax-consuming interests: the military, the
|
||||
bureaucracy, the church, and the nobility. Long after it
|
||||
became obvious that the Spanish economy was in trouble,
|
||||
Spain's leaders resisted every effort to cut costs. Like
|
||||
American politicians today, they could not believe that
|
||||
the money would ever run out. Each new setback to the
|
||||
economy was treated as an occasion to launch a grand new
|
||||
program. Taxes were tripled between 1556 and 1577.
|
||||
Spending went up even faster... By 1600, interest on the
|
||||
national debt took 40 percent of the budget. Spain
|
||||
descended into bankruptcy and never recovered.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This period of Spain's economic dominance is known as the "Siglo
|
||||
de oro," the "Century of gold." One result of its exploration and
|
||||
colonization of the New World was that Spain began to import a
|
||||
*lot* of gold. What follows will give you more details on Spain,
|
||||
our neighbor to the past.
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
||||
[From *La civilizacion espanola* by Diego Marin. Edicion
|
||||
revisada. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969. Translation
|
||||
by Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-chief, Conspiracy Nation.]
|
||||
|
||||
The Economic Crisis
|
||||
-------------------
|
||||
|
||||
One of the most significant paradoxes of the Spanish empire
|
||||
during the *siglo de oro* is the chronic state of economic crisis
|
||||
in which it lived, beneath its grandiose splendor. In spite of
|
||||
the gold and the silver coming in from the Indies, the Exchequer
|
||||
was always in debt to foreign bankers and the national economy
|
||||
became less and less productive. The military obligations of the
|
||||
empire brought with them an increase of expenses in excess of
|
||||
revenues, so that the preoccupation of the government became that
|
||||
of obtaining money at whatever cost, using urgent means that in
|
||||
the long run ruined commerce and industry -- all the while never
|
||||
comprehending that the true cure of economic woes lies in
|
||||
increasing national production. That was the price paid by Spain
|
||||
upon converting itself into an imperial monarchy and keeping its
|
||||
own material interests subordinated to interests not always
|
||||
national.
|
||||
|
||||
The financial difficulties had begun already under the reign of
|
||||
Carlos V and they kept increasing during subsequent reigns, up
|
||||
until the point where Felipe II declared bankruptcy three times.
|
||||
The economic protectionism that had been initiated with so much
|
||||
success by the Catholic kings had to be abandoned in order to
|
||||
satisfy foreign capitalists that had approved loans to the
|
||||
Emperor, who gave them as security for the loans the collection
|
||||
of future taxes, the privilege of buying raw goods (such as wool,
|
||||
iron, etc.), and of selling their manufactured products in Spain.
|
||||
With this foreign competition, the development of local commerce
|
||||
and industry was diminished, as it was also in other European
|
||||
countries.
|
||||
|
||||
The other factor that contributed the most to the weakening of
|
||||
the Spanish economy was precisely the gold and the silver so
|
||||
providentially discovered in the Indies during the formation of
|
||||
the empire, but which served only to pay back the foreigners that
|
||||
had loaned money to the Crown or that sold manufactured goods to
|
||||
the Spaniards. The sudden arrival of those precious metals
|
||||
produced an inflation that revolutionized prices in all of Europe
|
||||
by increasing the amount of money in circulation in greater
|
||||
proportion than the amount of disposable goods. But the rise in
|
||||
prices began first and rose most in Spain which had converted
|
||||
itself into a country with the unfavorable balance of importing
|
||||
more than it exported (because they had the money to pay well),
|
||||
but where the prices were too high for them to be able to export
|
||||
their own products. This slowed down even more the development of
|
||||
the nascent Spanish industry. (The salaries in Spain were double
|
||||
those in France and England. Thus, products produced in foreign
|
||||
lands could be sold more cheaply than products produced in Spain.
|
||||
Thereby, industrial development in these foreign lands was
|
||||
favored -- at a cost to industrial development in Spain.) Even
|
||||
the commerce from the Indies, the main source of income for the
|
||||
Spanish, was diminishing since the second half of the 16th
|
||||
century and was passing into foreign hands, either legally or as
|
||||
contraband, until the supposed Spanish monopoly of colonial
|
||||
commerce represented only 5 percent of the commerce of the Indies
|
||||
at the end of the 17th century. For its own part, the greater
|
||||
portion of the American treasure never even made it to Spain,
|
||||
decreasing in little more than half a century from 35 million
|
||||
pesos to 3 million pesos.
|
||||
|
||||
In the 17th century, faced with the failure of previous financial
|
||||
remedies, other means were sought. Instead of new loans that only
|
||||
increased the national debt and which were, at any rate, harder
|
||||
and harder to obtain due to falling confidence in the state...
|
||||
instead of imposing new taxes on a population already taxed to
|
||||
the limit... Spain resorted to the expedient of devaluing the
|
||||
money, giving to its copper coins the value that, of old, was
|
||||
given to its silver coins. The treasury increased more than 100%
|
||||
by this operation, but the gold and the silver disappeared from
|
||||
circulation and the economy suffered from renewed inflation that
|
||||
increased the cost of production. And when, to halt the
|
||||
inflation, the nominal value of the money was lowered, that only
|
||||
served to increase the economic disorder. The insecurity felt by
|
||||
such fluctuations in the value of the money tended to paralyze
|
||||
the economy even more, until around 1680 there was a complete
|
||||
collapse of prices and a depression that left businesses with
|
||||
neither merchandise nor money and the royal family without the
|
||||
financial resources to take its summer vacation. In the end the
|
||||
government could do nothing, which resulted in being the best
|
||||
possible policy because at least it wasn't disturbing the
|
||||
economic life.
|
||||
|
||||
Finally, we ought not to forget that the Spanish mentality of the
|
||||
time contributed to this economic decadence. As a Florentine
|
||||
ambassador observed at the beginning of the 16th century, the
|
||||
Spanish "do not dedicate themselves to commerce, considering it
|
||||
to be beneath them, because all of them have in their heads
|
||||
certain airs of nobility." This prejudice against mercantile and
|
||||
industrial labor was not just limited to the nobility, as in
|
||||
other nations, but was spread to the other classes. The bourgeois
|
||||
saw in the noble his social ideal and tried to obtain royal
|
||||
titles for his children (not only for vanity, but for the
|
||||
extension of taxes and other privileges.) As a proverbial phrase
|
||||
from those times indicates -- *Iglesia, mar o casa real* (Church,
|
||||
sea or royal house) -- the Spaniard aspired to be either priest,
|
||||
conqueror or bureaucrat, not businessman or factory owner. That
|
||||
is to say, he preferred to gain riches and honors by the effort
|
||||
of his sword, or to live by a salary that, although modest, gave
|
||||
prestige. At the end of the 17th century, the government, alarmed
|
||||
by the decrease in industry, tried to rehabilitate the social
|
||||
concept of work, declaring that the making of fabrics was not
|
||||
incompatible with nobility; but such a revolutionary idea did not
|
||||
begin to produce effects until a century later under the new
|
||||
Bourbon regime.
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: Linda Thompson is our guest. And Linda, you were
|
||||
talking about FINCEN and O-S... OSEDEF?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: OCDETF. Yeah.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: OCDETF [Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force], and
|
||||
the Treasury, and how it ties to who?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Scott. And some of these other cases.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Well, let's hear it.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: All right. FINCEN is the 92 computer data bank center
|
||||
that has all this information about all of us. They're using...
|
||||
Government agencies are supposed to all hook into it. Every
|
||||
single state has a liaison officer for FINCEN who works for the
|
||||
state patrol. So the first thing anybody investigating this
|
||||
should do...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...is find out who *their* liaison officer is with the
|
||||
state patrol in their state. Um... But... What I found most
|
||||
interesting was that both of these organizations operate under
|
||||
Treasury, not under the Department of Justice. Treasury is not a
|
||||
law enforcement body. It never was intended to be. It got that
|
||||
way only through the corruption that has occurred with the ATF.
|
||||
Originally the ATF was formed as a tax enforcement agency for
|
||||
bootleggers. They were supposed to enforce payment of liquor
|
||||
taxes,...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...that's all. They're a tax collection agency. Same
|
||||
thing for the IRS.
|
||||
|
||||
Well we all know how now the IRS and ATF, both, have goon and
|
||||
thug squads that go out, break in people's doors, and essentially
|
||||
commit mayhem across the country as if they are some sort of law
|
||||
enforcement agency -- *which they are not!*
|
||||
|
||||
Um, but in any event, this OCDETF interested me quite a bit and I
|
||||
found out that they have agents of the IRS that fly with OCDETF
|
||||
that first identify assets of people -- for instance, drug
|
||||
dealers. They use the FINCEN computers to identify assets; they
|
||||
have IRS go with them, to point them out when they make the raid.
|
||||
|
||||
The first time FINCEN was used was to identify all the assets of
|
||||
Iraq in this country. And then those assets were seized. You
|
||||
might remember that from a few years ago.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: So I would think it's very important to the
|
||||
understanding of the Scott case to realize that we have a
|
||||
government that is targeting assets that they want, *first*,
|
||||
before they do raids on people!
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Well now we know also, there's been some investigation in
|
||||
the Scott case, and I believe it was a newspaper out there was
|
||||
amazed that they found out that the multi-jurisdictional forces
|
||||
even had gotten a property appraiser to tell 'em what Scott's
|
||||
property was worth before they went in and raided him!
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Well OCDETF *is* the multi-jurisdictional task force.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Because they are the primary agency of that. Because
|
||||
they're under Treasury department. They *do* fly the black
|
||||
helicopters. They have IRS agents on the helicopters with them
|
||||
and, apparently, Drug Enforcement Agency agents.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: All right, all right. So they killed Scott.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Um-hmm. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: And what's the bottom line with that case now?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: No apologies. They killed him.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: That's it.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: That, and the property is in limbo. His wife has had a
|
||||
lot of problems trying to fight what has gone on around it in
|
||||
terms of seizure. They originally seized the property as if it
|
||||
was a drug asset.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Um-hmm. [Understands]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Um, and so far as I know, they haven't been successful
|
||||
in keeping it. Because they didn't... *Now* we have a Supreme
|
||||
Court ruling that says you must *first* convict the person of a
|
||||
crime before you can seize their property as a drug asset.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Right. Right.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: You also have the "innocent purchaser" protection,
|
||||
which I think his wife would fall under. Because that property
|
||||
was in her name as well.
|
||||
|
||||
So. But what you're seeing is a government agency that's *using*
|
||||
this FINCEN to *target* properties that they want to steal,
|
||||
essentially. And then coming up with some sort of bogus way to
|
||||
raid the property.
|
||||
|
||||
This is applicable to the Branch Davidians as well. *Their*
|
||||
property is in the middle of property owned by a guy named
|
||||
Perry(?). Perry has wanted their property for years, and in fact
|
||||
was able to get -- before Koresh came there -- he was able to get
|
||||
about 900 acres of it. There is supposed to be a "bullet train"
|
||||
that runs through that part of Texas, through Waco, directly
|
||||
through the Branch Davidian's property, that would essentially
|
||||
make it worth millions of dollars when that goes through.
|
||||
|
||||
So there were a lot of potential profit motives involved as well
|
||||
in targeting the Branch Davidians.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: In other words: These people are in the way; let's get
|
||||
rid of them.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Uh-huh. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
There were a lot of people after David Koresh for different
|
||||
reasons. He had disgruntled former members that were trying to
|
||||
oust him. He had government people that wanted his property. He
|
||||
had a neighbor that wanted his property...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: In other words, this is kind of a new method of "eminent
|
||||
domain."
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Um-hmm. [Affirmative] Absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: [Bursts out laughing]
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: And you know, the king is sovereign. It's not really
|
||||
new. They used to do this in feudal times. If the king wanted
|
||||
property, he'd send his henchmen in to, you know, cut your head
|
||||
off and take your property.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: So that's what we're doing now, only we're calling it
|
||||
"justice."
|
||||
|
||||
We'll be right back with Linda Thompson and more on Waco. Don't
|
||||
go away.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
[CN Editor -- I cannot vouch for the accuracy of *all* of the
|
||||
following. It may or may not be true, I just don't know.]
|
||||
|
||||
[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
Crooked federal judges do not die soon enough.
|
||||
|
||||
Federal judges are appointed for life. By the Constitution,
|
||||
they're supposed to sit during so-called "good behavior."
|
||||
Congress only *rarely* has impeached judges, and *that* mostly
|
||||
because they antagonized vested interests.
|
||||
|
||||
Federal judgeships are bought and sold like a valuable trophy. In
|
||||
Chicago, the current corruption price is $1 million for a chair
|
||||
in the U.S. District Court. For a chair on the Federal Appeals
|
||||
Court here, the sky is the limit!
|
||||
|
||||
The Appeals Court, one step below the high court in Washington,
|
||||
is the end of the line for most federal cases.
|
||||
|
||||
Many federal judges are appointed young enough so that they sit
|
||||
for 30 to 40 years, scratching out their decisions like a knot in
|
||||
their underwear.
|
||||
|
||||
While the FBI and the Justice Department may accuse a small-time
|
||||
*state* court judge of corruption, federal judges are granted a
|
||||
pass by law enforcement and by the news fakers. Yet as we [CCCC]
|
||||
have shown for 30 years in and out of the courthouse, the major
|
||||
bribery is in the *federal* court.
|
||||
|
||||
For example, in 1969 the chief judge of the U.S. District Court
|
||||
here, William J. Campbell, obtained millions of dollars by
|
||||
corrupt means, using part of it to build a skyscraper downtown.
|
||||
His rotten picture has a place of honor in the federal jail here,
|
||||
and the federal court law library is named after him.
|
||||
|
||||
Then we come to the example of federal district judge George W.
|
||||
Lindbergh. *Previously*, he was an Illinois state appellate
|
||||
judge. In a hearing watched by bankers nationwide, judge
|
||||
Lindbergh favored Northern Trust Company of Chicago, making it
|
||||
virtually impossible to sue banks for lender's liability --
|
||||
wrecking small and medium business borrowers. A few weeks later,
|
||||
his backers, with a million dollars and more, bought him a chair
|
||||
on the federal district court here.
|
||||
|
||||
Judge Lindbergh has sought to "plough under" one of the most
|
||||
important, unpublicized cases: The Joseph Androcetti(?) affair.
|
||||
|
||||
Lindbergh was corrupted by First National Bank of Cicero, run by
|
||||
Paul Marcinkas(?), mafia boss that headed the Vatican bank.
|
||||
|
||||
Also corruptly influencing judge Lindbergh has been Household
|
||||
International and their units, Household Banks -- successor to
|
||||
the Nugan-Hand Bank of Australia, notorious CIA laundry.
|
||||
|
||||
*But*, judge Lindbergh has prostate cancer. So, he may not be
|
||||
sitting for decades and decades scribbling his poisonous rulings,
|
||||
favoring gangster banks and big corporate swindlers and "high-
|
||||
class" criminals of all kinds.
|
||||
|
||||
Some contend judge Lindbergh is becoming a "canary," singing
|
||||
about the bribery and corruption he has been a part of. His
|
||||
deathbed confessions how federal cases are "fixed" may shake the
|
||||
Dirksen Building, the federal courthouse here. (By the way, since
|
||||
the glass is sealed, an exposed, corrupt judge cannot jump out
|
||||
the window... hah-hah.)
|
||||
|
||||
As judge Lindbergh may well be confessing, judgeships are bought
|
||||
and sold, bribes are "washed" through banks here (like the
|
||||
Continental Bank, with offshore units), court transcripts are
|
||||
"faked up," *and* judges reportedly meet in secret with lawyer
|
||||
"fixers," like Meyer, Brown and Platt(?), fronting for the
|
||||
bankers. (That law firm, by the way, reportedly bought judge
|
||||
Lindbergh his federal judgeship.)
|
||||
|
||||
For now, Lindbergh's office has been (312) xxx-xxxx. *But*,
|
||||
cynics say we may soon leave a message for judge Lindbergh care
|
||||
of a mortuary in Crystal Lake.
|
||||
|
||||
But then, crooked federal judges do not die soon enough.
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: The Death of Reporters. (312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Friday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
Donations appreciated. Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby, Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the
|
||||
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|
||||
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NOT UNDERSTANDING $$ DEALS DOESN'T STOP DEALERS
|
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By Martin Mann
|
||||
From *The Spotlight*, June 27, 1994
|
||||
|
||||
"Derivatives" has been a term often seen -- but never fully
|
||||
explained -- in recent financial news. Yet no matter how remote
|
||||
and intricate, these financial instruments require a closer look,
|
||||
if only because they have been costing American taxpayers
|
||||
billions -- over $50 billion in the past 12 months, according to
|
||||
one estimate -- and now threaten the entire U.S. economy.
|
||||
|
||||
Total derivative contracts outstanding at the beginning of June
|
||||
-- including contracts traded on the futures and options
|
||||
exchanges and over-the-counter derivatives -- has been estimated
|
||||
by *Fortune* magazine at $16 trillion (the gross domestic product
|
||||
of the U.S. is a comparatively piddling $6.4 trillion). But this
|
||||
figure is based on the "underlie," i.e., the money involved in
|
||||
the contracts. Even *Fortune* admits that the figures are
|
||||
somewhat arbitrary, since the dollar value of the contracts is
|
||||
only one way to measure the market. The contracts themselves
|
||||
control vast chunks of cash, much larger than their so-called
|
||||
"notional" value.
|
||||
|
||||
But it is all "off the books," with no way for anyone -- the
|
||||
government or the traders themselves -- to confirm any figure.
|
||||
|
||||
Meanwhile, George Soros, known as the "derivatives king," says he
|
||||
lost several hundred million in trades last year, while some
|
||||
published sources are saying he won $1.1 billion. "There's simply
|
||||
no way to know," said a Wall Street source. "There are no
|
||||
figures; no paper trail; no way to check anyone's claims good or
|
||||
bad."
|
||||
|
||||
Derivatives are financial instruments so convoluted and
|
||||
manipulative that even the sharpest speculator, such as George
|
||||
Soros, who has used them to gamble -- and win -- billions on
|
||||
global currency trades claims he does not understand just how
|
||||
derivatives work.
|
||||
|
||||
Yet the basics of derivatives are simple: "Take two businessmen,
|
||||
Luke and Lance, and assume that each has borrowed $100,000 to
|
||||
invest in a real estate deal," explained veteran Wall Street bond
|
||||
trader Hugh Diericks. "The terms of their loans are different,
|
||||
though. Luke pays fixed interest on what he owes, while Lance's
|
||||
I.O.U. draws interest at what is called a 'variable' rate --
|
||||
let's say it follows the fluctuations of the prime rate."
|
||||
|
||||
Both men are concerned about the inherent risk of interest rate
|
||||
shifts, but in opposite ways. "Luke hopes that over time,
|
||||
interest rates will go up, or at least stay even, because
|
||||
otherwise he risks paying too much on his fixed rate obligation,"
|
||||
related Diericks. "Lance, on the other hand, is afraid that if
|
||||
interest rates are inflated, his variable-rate debt will balloon
|
||||
into a losing proposition."
|
||||
|
||||
To "hedge" their investment against such a risk, Luke and Lance
|
||||
may enter into a contract stipulating that if interest rates
|
||||
drop, "Luke will be compensated for his loss by Lance," noted
|
||||
Diericks. "But if interest rates rise and Lance gets clipped, it
|
||||
is Luke who pays to make good Lance's loss."
|
||||
|
||||
Because the payout between the two businessmen depends on --
|
||||
"derives from" -- the way interest rates fluctuate, it is called
|
||||
a "derivative" in the financial markets.
|
||||
|
||||
Major corporations often turn to such derivative contracts to
|
||||
hedge the risk to their export revenues raised by sudden swings
|
||||
in the international currency markets. Insurance companies have
|
||||
used them as "reinsurance" against unpredictable upsets.
|
||||
|
||||
"Derivatives are simply contracts whose value is derived -- the
|
||||
key word -- from the value of some underlying asset such as
|
||||
currencies or commodities, or from indicators such as interest
|
||||
rates," says Carol Loomis, the award-winning business writer and
|
||||
longtime editor of *Fortune Magazine*. "In many countries they
|
||||
are legally considered mere gambling debts."
|
||||
|
||||
-+- Big Casino -+-
|
||||
|
||||
That was precisely the sort of financial instrument speculators,
|
||||
wheeler dealers, corporate raiders and get-rich-quick fund
|
||||
managers were looking for in the greed-driven, smash-and-grab
|
||||
1980s, Wall Street sources say.
|
||||
|
||||
As Michael Milken and his circle of predatory junk-bond
|
||||
manipulators in the Reagan era converted the U.S. into what
|
||||
analysts now call a "casino economy," other profiteers began to
|
||||
use complex derivatives to play vast international shell games.
|
||||
|
||||
"Most deals involving big stakes leave a paper trail, even if
|
||||
moved offshore," says financial reporter Gil Mercer. "But
|
||||
derivatives don't. They are the dream of every money manager who
|
||||
wants to cover his tracks."
|
||||
|
||||
By the same token, derivatives are also "regulatory nightmares,"
|
||||
warns the knowledgable Ms. Loomis, "They are off-balance-sheet
|
||||
instruments that obscure what's going on, rather than revealing
|
||||
it. Concocted in unstoppable variations... they make total hash
|
||||
out of existing accounting rules and even laws."
|
||||
|
||||
With speculation in derivatives becoming the rage on Wall Street,
|
||||
major firms hired mathematicians and rocket scientists to devise
|
||||
ever more elaborate computerized variations of such contracts.
|
||||
The financial markets were swamped with tangled transactions
|
||||
worth literally trillions of dollars that not even the money
|
||||
managers understood any longer.
|
||||
|
||||
"Let me show you an example," explained Diericks. "At Kidder,
|
||||
Peabody & Co., one of Wall Street's largest brokerages, now a
|
||||
subsidiary of General Electric, they recently fired a bond
|
||||
manager called James Jett. It came as a shock: Jett, head of the
|
||||
firm's government bond division, was known as a wizard
|
||||
derivatives trader, who received more than $10 million in pay and
|
||||
compensation last year for making Kidder some very big paper
|
||||
profits."
|
||||
|
||||
But auditors sent in by G.E. found the lucrative deals reported
|
||||
by Jett simply didn't exist. "Kidder had to admit that instead of
|
||||
booking big profits, it had lost $350 million last year on Jett's
|
||||
derivatives contracts, which were never properly supervised or
|
||||
audited because no one else at Kidder -- not even the top
|
||||
managers -- quite understood them," Diericks revealed.
|
||||
|
||||
A *Spotlight* survey has found that a number of major Wall Street
|
||||
investment banks and brokerages, even staid industrial
|
||||
corporations such as Procter & Gamble, have been hit by similar
|
||||
heavy losses caused by arcane derivatives deals last year.
|
||||
|
||||
"Although he may not find it appetizing... the American taxpayer
|
||||
ends up eating a large share of these deficits," warned Diericks.
|
||||
"Take the scandal at Kidder: with the total shortfall in
|
||||
derivatives trading put at $350 million, the giant brokerage took
|
||||
an immediate tax credit of $140 million. That estimated revenue
|
||||
must now be squeezed by the government from other taxpayers, most
|
||||
likely from you and me."
|
||||
|
||||
Can a speculative craze be reined in by regulators, if no one
|
||||
really understands what makes it run? Rep. James Leach (R-Ohio)
|
||||
has proposed new legislation, and the establishment of a federal
|
||||
Derivatives Control Commission toward that end. His initiative is
|
||||
worth serious -- and urgent -- consideration, financial experts
|
||||
say.
|
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|
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|
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|
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[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
|
||||
radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
|
||||
|
||||
[Continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
CHUCK HARDER: To order Linda Thompson's new "Waco, the Big Lie
|
||||
Continues," or "Waco II," if you please, you can call 1-800-888-
|
||||
9999, around the clock. If busy, keep trying.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, O.K. Let's go ahead. Back with Linda Thompson.
|
||||
|
||||
And we've talked about the Scott case, and what we've talked
|
||||
about is, is there is a potential, underlying desire for assets.
|
||||
Uh, this was certainly true in the Scott case (this is coming
|
||||
out, now), and we also know that here in Florida there was a
|
||||
county in, oh, I'm gonna call it "east central Florida," where
|
||||
the sheriff's deputies were stopping cars. And if they found
|
||||
cash, they took it.
|
||||
|
||||
You probably heard of that, didn't you?
|
||||
|
||||
LINDA THOMPSON: They do that at the airports fairly regularly.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yeah. And so if somebody was travelling and they had cash
|
||||
in their vehicle and they got stopped, they wouldn't get the cash
|
||||
back! One lady had been travelling from Georgia, with cash to
|
||||
help her family that was a victim of hurricane Andrew, and they
|
||||
grabbed her dough!
|
||||
|
||||
So essentially, what we have here is a... Here's my impression,
|
||||
if I may...
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: It's an alternative tax.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: ...Exact... What we have here is...
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: "Fund raiser."
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: ...O.K. What we have is this:
|
||||
|
||||
-+- The Harder Statement -+-
|
||||
|
||||
We have a country, in my opinion, that is on the road to
|
||||
national suicide. We are on this road through what I
|
||||
call "free trade at any price." In other words, we have
|
||||
moved our factories overseas; we are putting Americans
|
||||
out of work; the products are being made by 19 cent or
|
||||
50 cent an hour peasants, in the various countries. The
|
||||
products then come back into the United States as
|
||||
consumer goods, [and] are sold at the same price as if
|
||||
they were made in the USA. The super-elite, whether it's
|
||||
at Nike or whether it's at General Electric, or
|
||||
whatever, are able to make *millions* of dollars a year
|
||||
and make the stockholders happy.
|
||||
|
||||
However, the American workers are put out of work and
|
||||
wind up on welfare. People on welfare can't pay taxes.
|
||||
So when you have a government now that has lost its tax
|
||||
base, the only way it can get money (when it's lost its
|
||||
tax base) is by taking things. What's left?
|
||||
|
||||
We saw in the medical industry (and I've talked to a
|
||||
doctor who essentially admitted this), the medical
|
||||
industry has survived for many years, one way or
|
||||
another, from generations of people who had savings. And
|
||||
when grandma was in the hospital, or grandpa, the last 2
|
||||
weeks of their life on the respirator, they essentially
|
||||
sucked up their life savings!
|
||||
|
||||
You... Correct?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yes, absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: ("The Harder Statement" continues)
|
||||
|
||||
O.K. So we have had confiscatory medicine. {1}.
|
||||
Unfortunately, those, those generations of people with
|
||||
life savings are now disappearing. And the people who
|
||||
are getting sick today don't *have* any money.
|
||||
|
||||
So we have this terrible downward spiral of a country
|
||||
that has very little manufacturing left. Last week, if
|
||||
you heard, *442,000* people signed up for unemployment.
|
||||
{2}. And we have all these re-training programs, but
|
||||
regrettably there are no jobs. And so, consequently, we
|
||||
have a country on its way to national suicide. And at
|
||||
the same time we're doing this, we have all of these
|
||||
"sideshows" running around, with rogue elements of
|
||||
governmental agencies, that are killing our own people
|
||||
and seizing assets!
|
||||
|
||||
The problem of it is, -- whether you agree or disagree
|
||||
(and this is my opinion, based on what I've seen and
|
||||
read and heard) -- when the government seizes this
|
||||
stuff, it's only for the moment! They are only "rich,"
|
||||
in their mind, for the moment. Because the government
|
||||
never sells the assets for any amount of money, because
|
||||
of the downward spiral.
|
||||
|
||||
Are you with me?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Yes, I am.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: In other words...
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: You realize the local law enforcement agencies, though,
|
||||
get to *keep* the cash that they seize. Or at least a large
|
||||
percentage of it, depending on whether they seized it themselves
|
||||
or with a federal agency. This is a funding mechanism for local
|
||||
police departments that can't be beat! They've come up with
|
||||
equipment they never would have been able to afford to purchase
|
||||
otherwise. That's why all of 'em *have* SWAT teams now.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Yeah, but you see, the nonsense that has happened --
|
||||
especially in the state of Florida, that, dear Lord have mercy,
|
||||
it's awful -- not only the murders of the tourists. And of
|
||||
course, the bad guys in the state of Florida know not to "hit"
|
||||
Floridians because a lot of Floridians, that are driving, have
|
||||
got guns!
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Um-hmm. [Affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: So the bad guys leave the natives alone and they zero in
|
||||
on the tourists. And hopefully now that is coming under control.
|
||||
And Lord have mercy, I hope so. But this other nonsense that's
|
||||
hit the national press {3} has really hurt tourism in Florida. So
|
||||
they're killing the golden goose!
|
||||
|
||||
Your thoughts.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: They have not been known for their intelligence...
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: No.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: ...best I can tell.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: No. It's just greed. {4}.
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: And it's greed... and it's greed... They're no
|
||||
different than any other criminal. They're not real bright.
|
||||
They're just greedy. And that's what we're seeing: We've got
|
||||
criminals running our government!
|
||||
|
||||
And that's my hue and cry. This is the thing I'm trying to
|
||||
*expose* here: Why are these people... if for no other reason
|
||||
than the fact that when you're in a position of *trust*, when you
|
||||
are an elected official, you have a very, a burden of trust and
|
||||
honesty to your... the people that you're supposed to be serving.
|
||||
We can prove *conclusively* that every one of our leaders has
|
||||
just lied to us, directly *LIED* to us. If nothing else, if we
|
||||
can't prove they've committed murder, rape, robbery, theft,
|
||||
anything, we can prove they've lied.
|
||||
|
||||
So why are they still in office? That's my point. Why are these
|
||||
*liars* in their jobs?! They should be out.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Well, regrettably, I think you know that ever since the
|
||||
Nixon administration and prior, prior to Dick Nixon, of course,
|
||||
uh, you had people after him. You had Lyndon Johnson, of course,
|
||||
and you've got all of these other administrations that have used
|
||||
"damage control," they call it. They call it "damage control."
|
||||
Isn't that lying by omission?
|
||||
|
||||
THOMPSON: Right, well it's lying, period. And when you
|
||||
fraudulently... When you misrepresent things to the public
|
||||
because it might look bad -- you're lying!! And that's what
|
||||
they've done.
|
||||
|
||||
Now one of the things that was... I think the alarm has not been
|
||||
sounded on, that I think it's important to sound on your show; it
|
||||
ties into things: Last Thursday, we had Janet Reno, Al Gore,
|
||||
Cisneros from HUD [Department of Housing and Urban Development],
|
||||
and Lee Brown gave us the "crime briefing" is what they called
|
||||
it, on February 4th [1994]. And in that crime briefing, each one
|
||||
of them presented one piece of information. It was as if, O.K.,
|
||||
Gore gets up and he says 20 paragraphs. And there's one line in
|
||||
there that's real important. Then Reno and Bentsen get up. Each
|
||||
one of them said 15 or 20 paragraphs with *one line* that's
|
||||
important. But what they all said was, our government is going to
|
||||
do house-to-house searches in all of the housing projects around
|
||||
the country; that Cabrini Green and New York had been "test
|
||||
tubes," "test grounds," for this; and that they're going to use
|
||||
the Secret Service to go in and inspect light bulbs and exits and
|
||||
so forth at these projects. And they're going to use the ATF to
|
||||
do just like they did at Cabrini Green.
|
||||
|
||||
And you may remember that. They went in these projects [e.g.
|
||||
Cabrini Green, in Chicago], they arrested anyone who didn't have
|
||||
identification, they seized guns. They did illegal searches and
|
||||
seizures in every single one of those places.
|
||||
|
||||
Now what's even *worse* than that, all of them said things like
|
||||
-- and this is a direct quote from the transcript [of the "crime
|
||||
briefing"] -- "We're really talking about an entire area of
|
||||
cities, entire neighborhoods." They are not speaking of limiting
|
||||
this strictly to housing projects. Housing projects, to me, is
|
||||
bad enough. The people that live in those projects are citizens,
|
||||
the same as anyone. They have the same *rights* as anyone. But we
|
||||
have a federal court that has upheld these searches and seizures
|
||||
as legal, and they have already said they are going to expand
|
||||
this beyond the housing projects.
|
||||
|
||||
People, that was our warning. That's it. They've laid it on the
|
||||
table. It doesn't get any plainer what they're about to do.
|
||||
|
||||
HARDER: Well, I can remember. There was a little, a little
|
||||
poem... Or not a poem, but a little dissertation:
|
||||
|
||||
First they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up
|
||||
'cause I wasn't a Jew.
|
||||
And then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't
|
||||
speak up because I wasn't a Catholic.
|
||||
And they came for the trade unionists. I didn't speak
|
||||
up because I wasn't a trade unionist.
|
||||
They came for the Communists. I didn't speak up
|
||||
'cause I wasn't a Communist.
|
||||
And by the time they came for me, there was nobody
|
||||
left to speak up.
|
||||
|
||||
And that was a... That came out of World War II, at the time
|
||||
Hitler had the death camps open.
|
||||
|
||||
We'll be right back.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
----------------------------<< Notes >>--------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...we have had confiscatory medicine." Juxtaposed with the
|
||||
more recent "alternative tax," i.e., confiscatory raids by the
|
||||
Sheriff of Nottingham and crew.
|
||||
{2} "*442,000* people signed up for unemployment." *These are
|
||||
people signing up for the first time.* In other words, 442,000
|
||||
people *in addition to* those already registered as unemployed.
|
||||
{3} "This other nonsense that's hit the national press..." i.e.,
|
||||
police confiscations of cash.
|
||||
{4} "It's just greed." Worth taking a look at: What is greed?
|
||||
Excessive acquisitiveness, according to my dictionary. As Kahlil
|
||||
Gibran writes in *The Prophet*, "What is fear of need but need
|
||||
itself?"
|
||||
|
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
|
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----------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
BRETT MC CABE: I would like to introduce now, a man who is very
|
||||
well known as an independent investigator and author. He's worked
|
||||
for 20 years to expose U.S. government involvement in mind
|
||||
control and murder. John Judge has also investigated the history
|
||||
of Fascism and political assassination and cover-up from Nazi
|
||||
Germany to John F. Kennedy to Jonestown, Guyana. He works to
|
||||
expose U.S. plans for concentration camps and genocide, here and
|
||||
abroad. He has had articles published in *Critique*, *Utne
|
||||
Reader*, *Madness Network News*, and *Overthrow*, and has spoken
|
||||
on these topics on radio, television, and in public forums since
|
||||
1968. So, without wasting any more time, I introduce to you, John
|
||||
Judge.
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: Thank you. I started this work, really, in a sense,
|
||||
when I started to visit the Pentagon library. My parents, my
|
||||
mother and father, and my aunt who I lived with, worked as
|
||||
civilian employees in the Pentagon, and they used to take me in
|
||||
when I was a kid. And by the 6th grade, I had a 12th grade
|
||||
reading level, because I went to this private school, where they
|
||||
kind of pushed us. So they would drop me off in the library for
|
||||
the day, and I used to go through the stuff in there, because I
|
||||
was, you know, 10-11 years old, nobody seemed to care much what I
|
||||
was looking at. And I found it pretty interesting.
|
||||
|
||||
And one of the things I figured out back then, because I was
|
||||
interested in UFOs, was that they were really government spy
|
||||
craft, and not extraterrestrial craft from some other place. And
|
||||
for those of you who wanted them to be extraterrestrial, maybe a
|
||||
few of them were. But most of them were a Nazi secret weapon that
|
||||
was developed in the aerospace caves outside of Berlin, and seen
|
||||
by GIs when they came in, along with the jet engines. And it was
|
||||
a technology that was kept secret. Like William S. Burroughs
|
||||
says, "If this was the Middle Ages, and Magellen was an American,
|
||||
and we sailed around the planet and found out it was round
|
||||
instead of flat, we wouldn't tell anybody so we could attack from
|
||||
the rear."
|
||||
|
||||
So, I really began the research and the work there. And I like to
|
||||
research, I like to read. And I would go to these cocktail
|
||||
parties in my neighborhood around Christmas time, and the guy
|
||||
across the street sold all the weapons to Howard Hughes, and the
|
||||
next door neighbor was CIA, and two doors down was NASA, and
|
||||
those were my neighbors in Falls Church, VA when I grew up, and
|
||||
they would get a little stewed, and they'd talk about business.
|
||||
|
||||
And I thought it was all pretty strange, but I didn't have any
|
||||
reason to *question* that there was a secret government, because
|
||||
I *lived* with that secret government. And you get Bill Moyers
|
||||
now, and he tells you, "Well, there's a legitimate government,
|
||||
but from time to time, to do a certain job, they hire a rather
|
||||
unseemly crew, and sometimes they get a little out of control and
|
||||
make trouble."
|
||||
|
||||
I'd suggest it's the other way around: that the *real* government
|
||||
are the people that are doing the killing, and that they hire the
|
||||
people in the three piece suits to stand up and make you think
|
||||
you've got a democracy in front of you. Don't you think that's
|
||||
what it is?
|
||||
|
||||
See, because the real government kills people, and that's part of
|
||||
how it stays in power. Now, if you go back to the period at the
|
||||
end of the Weimar Republic, in the late '20s and the early '30s,
|
||||
before Hitler rose to power, you'll find a pattern of political
|
||||
assassinations.
|
||||
|
||||
It's depicted, interestingly, in Ingmar Bergman's probably least
|
||||
distributed film, *The Serpent's Egg*. And, the people that begin
|
||||
to die are the labor leaders, the political activists, the
|
||||
musicians. The people who might have an effective public voice,
|
||||
and might stand against the Fascism, begin to die in large
|
||||
numbers. And the German police admitted that these were political
|
||||
assassinations. But they said they couldn't solve them. They
|
||||
couldn't make the historical link to what was happening, or they
|
||||
could but were paid not to, like many of the investigations that
|
||||
we have now in this country: They couldn't solve those murders.
|
||||
|
||||
They couldn't hook them to the most obvious suspects, which were
|
||||
the members of the *Freikorps* from World War I: the trained and
|
||||
paid assassins from that period, who were helping to pave the way
|
||||
for Hitler, and for the end of the political opposition there.
|
||||
And there was plenty of it. I mean there was quite a bit of
|
||||
socialist/communist organizing in that period. Marx's vision of
|
||||
the world was that the first countries to make the change would
|
||||
be these industrialized countries, like Germany, and so most of
|
||||
the people that were continuing the Bolshevik revolution in those
|
||||
years move foreward with that.
|
||||
|
||||
The idea of the political assassinations and their origins really
|
||||
go back to 1918. Not that no one was killed earlier; I certainly
|
||||
don't suggest that. But in terms of what we're dealing with in
|
||||
the current period, most of this is a reaction to that
|
||||
revolution, to that change of power there in Russia, and in some
|
||||
of the other countries, in that period of time, in the early
|
||||
1900s.
|
||||
|
||||
And in response to that there were monarchists, there were
|
||||
industrialists, there were people that owned a tremendous amount
|
||||
of wealth, both here in the United States and in the
|
||||
industrialized countries in Europe, who had a vested interest in
|
||||
reversing that. Just as Reagan seems so focused on changing the
|
||||
situation in Nicaragua, there were people then who had very
|
||||
definite reasons not to want that kind of social change (that
|
||||
would redistribute wealth, or privilege, or power, to the extent
|
||||
that it did, or was able to) to happen where they were. They
|
||||
wanted to maintain their privileges.
|
||||
|
||||
And they had societies, they had groups that they formed. One of
|
||||
them was the Solidarists, made up of a link between the emerging
|
||||
Fascists and the neo-Nazis. Another core of reactionaries existed
|
||||
within the Vatican and the Roman Catholic Church: Opus Dei, "The
|
||||
Work of God," was newly emerging on that scale. And then another
|
||||
group that had been known as the Knights Hospitaliers, that were
|
||||
the military arm of the Church during the Crusades, who became
|
||||
the Knights of Malta. And these were lay aristocracies within the
|
||||
Church. People that still believed that there shouldn't have been
|
||||
a Counter-Reformation, that thought that the Inquisition should
|
||||
have continued. People that used flagellation and hair shirts for
|
||||
prayer. People sort of like the Christian Right {1} that we
|
||||
talked about earlier today, with a few more excesses, and a lot
|
||||
more money.
|
||||
|
||||
And, it was in the interests of these people to have stories
|
||||
about visions of the Virgin Mary coming, to Fatima, in the early
|
||||
1900s and telling them that God was against communism, so that
|
||||
the Church would be against communism, and take up that struggle.
|
||||
{2}.
|
||||
|
||||
Elements of the state, and elements of the rich, and the
|
||||
monarchies that still existed, formed a bond of interest. And, in
|
||||
large part, one of the motivating people who went around and
|
||||
collected their monies and their energies, in order to reverse
|
||||
the revolutionary change in Russia, was Herbert Hoover, who spent
|
||||
actually more time in Europe than he did in the United States. He
|
||||
was also later responsible for the formation of the ideas that
|
||||
led to the National Security Council and the National Security
|
||||
State.
|
||||
|
||||
And part of what happened was that the Romanoff treasury, which
|
||||
was stolen and secreted out of the country, was then turned
|
||||
around along with money collected by Hoover and these monarchists
|
||||
and others to finance the rearmament of Germany, secretly, from
|
||||
1918 to 1932. And it's that rearmament that then gave them the
|
||||
impetus to set up the drive to essentially *get back* the Soviet
|
||||
Union. And only because that drive was defeated at tremendous
|
||||
human cost -- about 20 million lives in Russia and those
|
||||
countries, some of the worst killing went on there, and the
|
||||
civilians also, but tremendous cost -- they were militarily
|
||||
stopped in 1943.
|
||||
|
||||
And, at that point, a different position was taken by some of the
|
||||
Allied countries. There were divisions within the class as to how
|
||||
much money should have been expended on these Fascists. There
|
||||
were others there who supported them, but it was time to regroup.
|
||||
It was time to back off a little, to try to get what they had
|
||||
together. The resources were more or less expended in the effort
|
||||
to set up a permanent war economy, which Charles Wilson from
|
||||
General Electric talked about. And to go into what they called
|
||||
the "Cold War," or "low intensity warfare," and genocide against
|
||||
Third World people, while they continued to build the empire and
|
||||
maintain the hegemony. And to re-establish the Fourth Reich, the
|
||||
Fascism, not only here in the United States but throughout the
|
||||
world. {3}.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} If you belong to the "Christian Right," I apologize for the
|
||||
possible "Christian bashing" in Judge's statement. Overall, his
|
||||
talk is worthwhile so I am posting it.
|
||||
{2} Well, the Church is obviously going to be against communism,
|
||||
because communism declares that religion is the "opiate of the
|
||||
masses." So Judge may be wrong here about any Fatima fakery.
|
||||
{3} Given that the western powers at first financed the Nazis, it
|
||||
seems strange that we went to war against them. A recent issue of
|
||||
*The Nation* (ca. June 1994) indicated that D-Day and our
|
||||
subsequent battle against the Nazis on the western front was more
|
||||
about grabbing territory that the Russians might otherwise get
|
||||
than it was about fighting Nazism, *per se*.
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|
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
(...continued...)
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] And part of that involved moving
|
||||
those Nazis all over the world. Moving those Fascists. And not
|
||||
all the Germans were Fascists, and not all the Fascists were
|
||||
German. There were Japanese Fascists, if you remember. Some of
|
||||
them seem to be still in control today. There was a kind of
|
||||
veiled threat, recently, from the Prime Minister of Japan, that
|
||||
the forces that operated in World War II hadn't forgotten what
|
||||
the U.S. did to them; and that they were ready to rise back up if
|
||||
we didn't stop messing around on these trade issues for the
|
||||
international exchange. So the threat of them, you know, is still
|
||||
there. We talk a lot about Nuremberg, but much less about the
|
||||
Japanese war crime trials.
|
||||
|
||||
And it's known now, for instance, that when MacArthur's group
|
||||
went in, they found evidence of the POWs being experimented on
|
||||
with chemical and biological weapons by the Japanese. That they
|
||||
let all the scientists that did those war crimes off the hook, in
|
||||
exchange for the information that they could give them about how
|
||||
the weapons worked. So that, to them, was a fair trade.
|
||||
|
||||
Many of those scientists, many of the munitions and aerospace
|
||||
experts, many of the spies, (about 300 of them, in fact, under
|
||||
General Reinhard Gehlen, who had headed up Hitler's intelligence
|
||||
network for the east and the Soviet Union) were brought, from
|
||||
1943 up until even more recently in the present day, into the
|
||||
United States and into other countries around the world, South
|
||||
Africa included. There's quite a bit of collaboration between the
|
||||
South African government and World War II Fascists and Nazis.
|
||||
|
||||
But the Fascism was an indigenous problem in many, many
|
||||
countries. It didn't just exist in Nazi Germany. There were
|
||||
groups of Fascists that the Nazis were able to use in many
|
||||
countries as collaborationist governments.
|
||||
|
||||
And the real hidden history of World War II was, in fact, the
|
||||
*defeat* in many places of those forces by more progressive
|
||||
elements. By people who were, out of reasons of patriotism, or
|
||||
out of a more progressive political philosophy, bound and
|
||||
determined to take back some freedom. And that's a history that
|
||||
hasn't had as much play as the standard version of the Allied
|
||||
powers: these empires getting together to defeat these things,
|
||||
the actual struggles of the resistance to Fascism in the
|
||||
different countries and what role that played.
|
||||
|
||||
Assassination was always a *tool* for them; not only the mass
|
||||
death, but the individual death of the people that could make a
|
||||
difference, of the politicians that might make a change, of the
|
||||
people that stood in the way. And they perfected those
|
||||
techniques, and those techniques were brought here and used in
|
||||
the United States. So that when Mae Brussell did her work with
|
||||
the Warren Commission, and I spent several years reading the
|
||||
volumes and going into depth (and I went through about 300 cubic
|
||||
feet of material in the Archives). We *found* those people in the
|
||||
Commission Record. In key places. And I'll just talk to you about
|
||||
a few of them, so you can get a sense of who these people are
|
||||
that I'm talking about, and how they would play in.
|
||||
|
||||
One important one is an American, in fact, an American Fascist by
|
||||
the name of John J. McCloy. McCloy was a Rockefeller banking
|
||||
lawyer. I saw Marcel Ophuls who did some of the films on the
|
||||
Nuremburg situation, *The Sorrow and the Pity*, and *Memory of
|
||||
Justice*, at a public talk. And someone came up and asked him
|
||||
about McCloy, "Is he connected to the internationals?" And Ophuls
|
||||
said, "It would be more accurate to say the internationals are
|
||||
connected to him."
|
||||
|
||||
There was a very good article some years ago in *Harpers* about
|
||||
him, "Minister without Portfolio," that began to go into his
|
||||
background, all the way back to the 1920s when he was sent over
|
||||
to Germany to check about World War I sabotage activities, and
|
||||
ended up friends with some of Hitler's early cronies, and met
|
||||
Hitler, and stayed in that area for some time. He was connected
|
||||
to Sullivan and Cromwell, a Rockefeller banking firm that kept
|
||||
its German investments going even after the mass deaths of the
|
||||
Jews started in Germany. They had investments there that they
|
||||
didn't want to back off from.
|
||||
|
||||
And McCloy eventually got into a position in the government where
|
||||
he was the Under-Secretary of War. Somebody pointed out to me
|
||||
earlier that 1947-1948 is also when we changed from "Secretary of
|
||||
War," to "Secretary of Defense." {1}. And just that little word
|
||||
change is enough propaganda to make clear what's happening.
|
||||
|
||||
John J. McCloy, among other things during the period when he was
|
||||
Under-Secretary of War, was responsible, along with Earl Warren
|
||||
and a fellow named S. Dillon Reed, for the set-up of the Japanese
|
||||
concentration camps in the United States and the internment of
|
||||
Japanese, not German or white peoples, but Japanese people here.
|
||||
A lot of them lived out here in California, and you may know some
|
||||
of the history of the different concentration camps that were out
|
||||
here. People lost their property and their money. McCloy still
|
||||
speaks openly against any reparations for those people, and
|
||||
believes it was proper that he had them locked up and treated the
|
||||
way that they were during the war.
|
||||
|
||||
And it's interesting also that he worked on that with Earl
|
||||
Warren, who later shows up *along with McCloy* on the Warren
|
||||
Commission, to study the investigation of John Kennedy's death.
|
||||
He's one of the main members of the seven member Committee that
|
||||
helped to cover up the death of John F. Kennedy.
|
||||
|
||||
John J. McCloy also, in his position in the government, blocked
|
||||
efforts by the Jewish community here in America to have something
|
||||
done about the Nazi concentration camps. We knew they were there,
|
||||
we knew where they were. The Jews wanted the camps bombed, or
|
||||
they wanted the railroads going to the camps bombed, something,
|
||||
to stop the progress of the machinery of death in the Jewish
|
||||
community there. And his response at the time was that it would
|
||||
lead to "reparations against the Jews." One has to wonder what
|
||||
*they* could have been. But he refused to go along with those
|
||||
plans.
|
||||
|
||||
And then after the war, when we came in militarily, we set up a
|
||||
fellow named General Lucius Clay, who also cut deals with many of
|
||||
these top Nazi elements. And then Lucius Clay's military
|
||||
occupation government was replaced by a transitional, but civil,
|
||||
government of the Allied powers that would then lead eventually
|
||||
into the earliest postwar German government. And who oversaw that
|
||||
transition? McCloy, as the High Commissioner of Germany. In that
|
||||
position he reversed some of the few convictions that happened at
|
||||
the Nuremberg trials. Only eight war criminals were sentenced to
|
||||
death for all the destruction that was done in that war. Only
|
||||
eight. Some were given prison sentences and almost all of those
|
||||
were out within a few years, in large part because of McCloy's
|
||||
intervention.
|
||||
|
||||
Of course, the trials were also undermined. One of the key people
|
||||
that undermined evidence and lost witnesses in that trial,
|
||||
working with the U.S. Army, was later to go on into the
|
||||
International Cross, International Rescue Division. And that was
|
||||
one of a number of agencies; the Vatican also had a line for
|
||||
this, that provided false identification to the Nazi war
|
||||
criminals to help them move internationally. And that
|
||||
International Rescue Committee is still dominated by CIA and
|
||||
right wing elements. But at that time they were providing the
|
||||
"Glockenspiel," the false identity cards. And then this fellow
|
||||
who moved into that position came to Texas. He was with a CIA
|
||||
front, a foundation called M. Anderson, for many, many years. He
|
||||
was the special liaison between the Texas police investigation
|
||||
and the Warren Commission investigation of John Kennedy's death.
|
||||
And in that capacity he blocked any effective local study of the
|
||||
death, or local news from getting to the Warren Commission.
|
||||
|
||||
And there were a number of years when he was with Anderson. We
|
||||
don't hear of him. And then he reappears as the "most trusted man
|
||||
in America," according to the press during the Watergate fiasco,
|
||||
in order to pardon Nixon. His name is Leon Jaworski.
|
||||
|
||||
O.K. So these people move throughout the history. So I'm trying
|
||||
to give you some feel, or some examples, of how these people
|
||||
move. McCloy pardons all these key Nazis. He pardons Krupp. He
|
||||
pardons Dorhnberger. And these other top people are off the hook
|
||||
because of his intervention. And then, not only do they come
|
||||
here, but he continues to function right up to the current day. I
|
||||
mean Reagan, at the time he went to Bitburg, had a White House
|
||||
ceremony for some of them. The German government came and gave
|
||||
these awards to John J. McCloy for his excellent work there in
|
||||
the period when we were supposed to be de-Nazifying Germany. And
|
||||
in fact, we were leading to the Nazification of the world,
|
||||
including America.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
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[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
||||
|
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} Like we are not going to war with Korea, we are going halfway
|
||||
around the world to *defend* ourselves from Korea. We never
|
||||
invade other countries; we are just going there to defend
|
||||
ourselves from them.
|
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
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|
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|
||||
(...continued...)
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] Another example would be that
|
||||
scientist I just mentioned, Walter Dorhnberger. He was a General,
|
||||
and he was responsible, essentially, for helping Werhner von
|
||||
Braun and the rocket program get whatever it wanted during the
|
||||
war. He was also responsible for being part of the administration
|
||||
of the Dora concentration camp, where Jews and other slave labor
|
||||
were worked to death building, at a tremendous pace, these V1 and
|
||||
V2 rockets that were being used against the civilian population
|
||||
in England. And there were heinous examples, besides the level of
|
||||
the labor and the forced labor, of public hangings and other
|
||||
types of war criminality there at Dora. And all these people
|
||||
nowadays either aren't asked... I mean, I think they've got one
|
||||
sentence in one piece of footage of Werhner von Braun, our
|
||||
fabulous rocket scientist, *talking* about Dora, saying some
|
||||
little piece about the conditions in the mines, you know, "...
|
||||
weren't that bad."
|
||||
|
||||
The fact is, that they were there. They were in an administrative
|
||||
capacity. But because after the war we wanted their expertise, we
|
||||
brought over a thousand of these scientists and their families.
|
||||
They were down in Huntsville, Alabama. I don't know if you've
|
||||
ever been there. The Chamber of Commerce is *named* after Werhner
|
||||
von Braun. It has big pictures of all these Nazis and their
|
||||
families with their hands up, taking their oath of American
|
||||
citizenship. And they're *proud* of the Nazis they brought in. I
|
||||
guess to get 2 on the moon it's worth 30 million dead, huh?
|
||||
|
||||
One of them built the Saturn 5 rocket, and only just recently got
|
||||
chased out of the country, much to the chagrin of Lyndon LaRouche
|
||||
and his crew who are fighting to get him back in. That's Walter
|
||||
Rudolph, who helped to get us to the moon. And without them,
|
||||
these Nazis, we wouldn't have done it. Of course they say they
|
||||
weren't "ardent" Nazis, whatever that means. {1}. They weren't
|
||||
involved in the war crimes. But they *were* there, they *were* in
|
||||
the position to do something, to speak out. And when asked they
|
||||
say, "Well if I'd spoken out, I would have been in the camps with
|
||||
the Jews myself. So what could I have done?"
|
||||
|
||||
And Dorhnberger was actually scheduled for indictment. The
|
||||
British prosecutor, Shawcross, said that he ought to hang. He was
|
||||
suspected of having worked, not only at Dora, but with the
|
||||
"Butcher" at Auschwitz, at the Auschwitz concentration camp. And
|
||||
instead, when Werhner von Braun got here to the United States, he
|
||||
said that he wouldn't do any work on our rockets unless we saved
|
||||
his mentor, his old friend, Walter Dorhnberger. So McCloy and
|
||||
Lucius Clay intervened on his behalf and he was brought directly
|
||||
to the United States. And first, he got a job in Huntsville, I
|
||||
think at Mussel Shoals, with NASA for a little bit. And then he
|
||||
got into a position that he kept for many, many years, where he
|
||||
headed up the helicopter systems division at Bell Aircraft in the
|
||||
Dallas/Houston area.
|
||||
|
||||
And it was in that position that he hired, during the 1950s and
|
||||
'60s, a top-ranking military intelligence agent by the name of
|
||||
Michael Paine. Michael Paine had a wife, Ruth Paine, and the two
|
||||
of them were very tight with the White Russian Solidarist
|
||||
community that lived in Dallas, many of these White Russians. And
|
||||
I say the history of these Nazis dates back to the time of the
|
||||
[Bolshevik] revolution. They're disaffected. Many of them worked
|
||||
with the CIA and other spy agencies, and Paine's family had
|
||||
connections with them. They went to a White Russian Orthodox
|
||||
church there, in Dallas, that was built with monies from the
|
||||
Cummins Catherwood Fund from Philadelphia. One of the blue-line
|
||||
families out in Philadelphia, Cummins Catherwood also funded the
|
||||
Cuban Aid Relief for the Bay of Pigs survivors, who were
|
||||
intimately involved in the assassination. And it was at that
|
||||
church that meetings happened, in the Christmas of the early
|
||||
'60s, between the Paines and the Oswalds. And it was the Paines
|
||||
that housed Marina Oswald, out in Irving, Texas. It was the
|
||||
Paines, along with Marina, who were some of the few people to
|
||||
testify to the idea that Oswald owned a rifle. It was Ruth Paine
|
||||
that got Oswald the job at the Book Depository, in October, and
|
||||
placed him, in part, as the patsy there. It was her friend, Roy
|
||||
Truly, who lied to the police, and said that they had taken a
|
||||
roll call and that Oswald was the only one missing from the
|
||||
building at the time they came in to find the so-called assassin.
|
||||
Even though everybody else looked in a different direction to
|
||||
where the noise had come from, up on the Grassy Knoll, the police
|
||||
ran to where they were supposed to, to the School Book
|
||||
Depository.
|
||||
|
||||
So when you scratch the surface of how they set it up, who told
|
||||
the lies, who engineered the "patsying" of Oswald, you find these
|
||||
people with the connections to the International Fascists.
|
||||
|
||||
Werhner von Braun, knowing that the Russians, the Soviet troops,
|
||||
were going to come into Berlin, packed up shop at Dora, where he
|
||||
was building the rockets. He moved into Switzerland, leaving a
|
||||
trail for U.S. Intelligence, that had contacted him and other
|
||||
scientists months before in something called Operation Overcast.
|
||||
When he got up into that area, General Thurston, who was in
|
||||
charge of the military takeover for that sector, followed through
|
||||
with the arrangements to have him and several other scientists
|
||||
arrested and brought to the United States.
|
||||
|
||||
The person who actually effected the arrests, the physical
|
||||
arrests, of Werhner von Braun and the rocket scientists, the
|
||||
Paper Clip boys (they called it Project Paper Clip, to bring
|
||||
these people in) was the aide-de-camp to Thurston, a fellow named
|
||||
Clay Shaw.
|
||||
|
||||
Years later, Jim Garrison attempted to indict Clay Shaw for his
|
||||
involvement in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And Clay
|
||||
Shaw, among other things, was on the board of directors of a firm
|
||||
called Permindex, which had offices at that time out of Canada.
|
||||
Where they were doing training, along with British Intelligence,
|
||||
of assassins all during World War II. It was work that involved,
|
||||
among other people, Ian Fleming. And in fact, Ian Fleming's
|
||||
character, James Bond, is a real person that lives in
|
||||
Philadelphia and is very close to the Cummins Catherwood family.
|
||||
|
||||
So whenever I began to look, I found these little nests of
|
||||
snakes. They intertwine, you know, they lock together, and their
|
||||
histories coincide. They send each other books and messages. They
|
||||
know each other. They get each other jobs.
|
||||
|
||||
Another person with connections to the Nazis, who was very
|
||||
instrumental in the assassination, is George DeMohrenschildt. He
|
||||
came from a reactionary family in Russia. His father was a top
|
||||
level employee of the Nobel oil family, which was like the
|
||||
Rockefellers here, prior to the [Bolshevik] revolution. They lost
|
||||
their fortune there. His brother, Von DeMohrenschildt, was jailed
|
||||
by the revolution for a period. When they got loose, they went to
|
||||
Germany. They helped the Fascists set up. Von went into the CIA-
|
||||
funded Tolstoy Foundation, which was a center for the White
|
||||
Russians during the whole period. And George DeMohrenschildt was
|
||||
an oil engineer. Among other places that he worked, and was close
|
||||
to, was Kerr-McGee (he was tight with Mr. Kerr), where Karen
|
||||
Silkwood was later killed by the Industrial Security Command
|
||||
guards. That Defense Industrial Security Command was running
|
||||
Mussel Shoals and Huntsville, Alabama, when the Nazis arrived.
|
||||
|
||||
You see, it just goes over and over, back and forth. You can find
|
||||
the connections if you start with the evidence. If you look to
|
||||
see who are these people, who do they know, how are they funded?
|
||||
And I saw it not only there, but throughout the other
|
||||
assassinations. Who were the top lieutenants in Jonestown? All
|
||||
were tied in with the Nazi money, with the International Fascism,
|
||||
the training, or the movements of the Nazis themselves.
|
||||
|
||||
I wanted you to see this before I quit. This is a documentary
|
||||
film made by a fellow named Bob Groden. He worked at *Life*
|
||||
magazine, in the photo department, when this film came from
|
||||
Dallas. This supposedly "homemade" film was made by a fellow
|
||||
named Abraham Zapruder, who was a bystander that "happened" to be
|
||||
standing near the Grassy Knoll filming the motorcade go by. And
|
||||
he caught, on this little piece of film, supposedly just by
|
||||
accident, the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Well the reason
|
||||
I'm making all these secondary comments is that we found out when
|
||||
Abraham Zapruder died that he's a White Russian. That he was from
|
||||
that same section there in Minsk, where George DeMohrenschildt
|
||||
and Marina's family came from. Marina's uncle was a high-ranking
|
||||
military officer in the NKVD, but her family was White Russian
|
||||
and anti-communist. And Gehlen infiltrated a lot of the KGB and
|
||||
Soviet military and intelligence structures during the war, and
|
||||
left agents in place. And you know, there's reason to believe
|
||||
that a number of people that were involved with Oswald, even in
|
||||
the Soviet Union, also tie to this International Fascism; *and
|
||||
not* to the idea that Oswald was some kind of a KGB agent. He was
|
||||
a *Naval Intelligence* operative. He had crypto clearance. He
|
||||
travelled around with the U-2. And he was a U.S. spy. He was sent
|
||||
to defect falsely to the Soviet Union.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...they weren't 'ardent' Nazis, whatever that means." In
|
||||
other words, they were "just following orders."
|
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|
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----------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
(...continued...)
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] He [Oswald] got out of the Marines
|
||||
(you try this) because a box fell on his mother's nose nine
|
||||
months before. And the letter documenting her "nasopharyngitis"
|
||||
(which means it was swollen) condition arrived 4 days *after* the
|
||||
discharge. But the number from the discharge sheet appeared a
|
||||
month *before*, on his passport out of the country, you see. So
|
||||
he was set to go.
|
||||
|
||||
And he was sent by the military, because there were no civilian
|
||||
flights when he went from Helsinki into the area. Nothing but a
|
||||
military flight could have explained his passage.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, when he was ready to come home, he'd met Marina four times
|
||||
in his life, and he married her the fourth time he met her. And
|
||||
then he took her out of the country. But of course they could get
|
||||
her to lie. Because she still didn't have her citizenship in '63,
|
||||
they could have sent her right back.
|
||||
|
||||
And so what they had her do was say that she didn't speak
|
||||
English, and she spoke Russian. And they brought in George Bouhe
|
||||
and Raigorodsky and these other CIA translators. And in case the
|
||||
translator didn't translate the Russian just right, all the
|
||||
people stenotyping at that point, taking minutes, were on
|
||||
maternity leave from the CIA.
|
||||
|
||||
And then, of course, all the lawyers asking the questions were
|
||||
chosen in a meeting, the minutes of which are still buried in the
|
||||
National Archives as "National Security" matter until 2039. But
|
||||
I'm sure they weren't chosen just because they were under A's or
|
||||
B's in the phone book.
|
||||
|
||||
It's like when James McCord, a 21 year top man, operative with
|
||||
the CIA, gets caught at Watergate because he puts a second piece
|
||||
of tape on the door (that's what he calls his book, *A Second
|
||||
Piece of Tape*). Well, you know, if you go down and find that
|
||||
somebody's removed the tape, you've got to cheese the operation
|
||||
and get out of the building. He puts another piece of tape on,
|
||||
and when Wills comes around on the second round, he *has* to
|
||||
report it. So McCord's in there to make sure they get arrested.
|
||||
His guy Baldwin, across the street, doesn't warn anybody. But
|
||||
when McCord needs a lawyer for Watergate, he goes out and he gets
|
||||
this guy Bernard Fensterwald, who heads up something called the
|
||||
Committee to Investigate Assassinations. Which he uses the
|
||||
mnemonic, the CTIA. I wrote him a letter and said, "You know, in
|
||||
mnemonics, pronouns don't get a letter. It's really CIA, isn't it
|
||||
Bud?"
|
||||
|
||||
And then it comes out in the Watergate hearing that McCord was
|
||||
donating money to the CTIA. You know, he's a "conspiracy nut"
|
||||
too, I guess. Or else *maybe* the CIA was paying Fensterwald to
|
||||
find out what everybody knows. Sherman Skolnick challenged him,
|
||||
in 1972, at a meeting. He said, "You know, when a CIA guy gets
|
||||
sick, he goes to a CIA doctor. When he needs money, he goes to
|
||||
the CIA bank. When he needs a lawyer, he goes to Edward Bennett
|
||||
Williams, doesn't he?"
|
||||
|
||||
After that, Fensterwald was the lawyer for Paisley's wife, the
|
||||
guy who drowned in the drink, in the Potomac, and was part of the
|
||||
Nysenko briefing; a CIA agent. Although *they* say he committed
|
||||
suicide, he put diving weights on (if this is true), shot himself
|
||||
in the head, threw the gun overboard, and then leapt to his
|
||||
death. Skolnick says he drowned, 'cause all the water rushed in
|
||||
the hole in his head.
|
||||
|
||||
I was looking for an article this morning, about a suicide that
|
||||
was actually reported in the press from Baltimore: Where a guy
|
||||
committed suicide, get this, by hitting himself 38 times in the
|
||||
head with a hammer. And the police were there, demonstrating to
|
||||
the press how he might have done it. Thirty-eight times, what a
|
||||
headache.
|
||||
|
||||
My best one came over the news about a year ago. They said the
|
||||
police had determined suicide in a case where the body parts were
|
||||
wrapped in a bag. And the bag was tied from the outside. I mean,
|
||||
Houdini's got nothing on this guy.
|
||||
|
||||
So when you look at the pathology, which is what I do, and the
|
||||
nuts and bolts; the bullets, and what direction do they go, and
|
||||
where do they come from, and who shot them -- just the police
|
||||
work -- that's all you have to do. That's all you have to get. I
|
||||
mean, they hide it from you a little bit, but you can piece it
|
||||
together. Then you know, that it *didn't* happen the way they
|
||||
told you.
|
||||
|
||||
I mean, when you go into the evidence of the John F. Kennedy
|
||||
assassination, you'll find that Oswald didn't own a rifle; he
|
||||
didn't own a pistol. He didn't fire a gun that day. There were no
|
||||
nitrate samples on the cheeks or on his palms. He didn't shoot a
|
||||
gun. He didn't kill anybody.
|
||||
|
||||
Then you go to the witness testimony and the photographic
|
||||
evidence. And you find out he wasn't on the sixth floor and
|
||||
couldn't have gotten down the stairwell to the first or second
|
||||
floor to be buying a coke, when the cop stuck a gun in his
|
||||
stomach in the first round of interchange a few minutes after the
|
||||
shooting. Seven people saw him watching the motorcade go by, on
|
||||
the first floor, as Kennedy was being shot. And we have a photo,
|
||||
James Altgen's photo, of him standing in the doorway. Of course,
|
||||
the Warren Commission said it was somebody else. But all you have
|
||||
to do is compare that guy's description of his shirt to the shirt
|
||||
that Oswald has on there, and the one he's got on when he's
|
||||
arrested. It's Oswald. You can tell. I'm not a photo expert, but
|
||||
you can see his face, hairline, and everything else is the same.
|
||||
He was what he said he was: a patsy.
|
||||
|
||||
And then, even if you say he's up there, and shooting with this
|
||||
Mannlicher-Carcano, the bullets can't do the damage. And it's the
|
||||
*same thing* every time I look at it.
|
||||
|
||||
The Robert Kennedy case is the same. I noticed that they even use
|
||||
the same language when they testify. There's this phrase they
|
||||
use. They say, "The bullet is consistent with having been fired
|
||||
from the weapon." Now that's not a ballistic term. You know,
|
||||
ballistics can tell you pretty much, as long as they've got the
|
||||
bullet relatively intact, whether it came from that specific gun.
|
||||
Because of the scratches on it, the rifling, and what type of
|
||||
bullet it is. All that "consistent with having been fired from
|
||||
the weapon" means is that the bullet is not too big to get
|
||||
through the barrel. The caliber is either equal to, or smaller
|
||||
than, the gun caliber of the barrel. It won't get stuck.
|
||||
|
||||
And the way I finally realized that that didn't mean anything was
|
||||
in an affidavit in the Sacco and Vanzetti trial. Where the
|
||||
sheriff testified "Yes" when they asked him was the bullet in the
|
||||
guard at Braintree *consistent* with Sacco's gun. And he said
|
||||
that it was. And then he filed an affidavit later, saying that he
|
||||
didn't want to be misunderstood; that he was instructed by the
|
||||
judge to answer just "yes" or "no" and that all he meant was that
|
||||
the bullet would get through the barrel. But that same phrase is
|
||||
in the Robert Kennedy trial transcript, it's in the Warren
|
||||
Commission ballistic evidence.
|
||||
|
||||
Just to take one more example: When Reinhard Gehlen came here,
|
||||
many of his 300 operatives were funnelled through a section of
|
||||
the Defense Department known as the Army Historical Division.
|
||||
Because they, especially George Patton, were busy hiring Nazis to
|
||||
help them write the official history of World War II. {1}. So
|
||||
both Nazi war criminals and Nazi *historians* were channeled in
|
||||
through this, and then fed into the beginnings of the CIA, which
|
||||
was formed by Gehlen and his organization. And into Radio Free
|
||||
America {2} and Radio Free Europe. The engines of the National
|
||||
Security State and the Cold War logic were a lie.
|
||||
|
||||
When the Warren Commission investigators had finished their work
|
||||
and they went to write the Report, they didn't take any of the
|
||||
attorneys or any of the people that they had, essentially,
|
||||
already bought off to do a phoney investigation. They wanted to
|
||||
make *sure* there was nothing in that Report that would go wrong.
|
||||
And when I went into the Archives, about 300 cubic feet of the
|
||||
minutes from the meetings were notes, voluminous notes, from
|
||||
those 5 different staff investigative teams to the Warren
|
||||
Commission, in relation to the final report which they had read.
|
||||
And the notes say, "What's the basis for this conclusion? What's
|
||||
the evidence for this?" Line after line. Even the liars couldn't
|
||||
go as far as the author of the Warren Commission Report had gone.
|
||||
But the report went out intact. Hale Boggs asked in one of the
|
||||
meetings whether they should print any of the evidence.
|
||||
|
||||
"I guess you know," Boggs said, "It might look a little fishy if
|
||||
we didn't."
|
||||
|
||||
"Go ahead and print it," Dulles said. "Nobody will read it
|
||||
anyway."
|
||||
|
||||
And Boggs said, "A few of those people out there know how to
|
||||
read."
|
||||
|
||||
I doubt he meant me, but here I am.
|
||||
|
||||
And when you do read it, you can find it out. But the person that
|
||||
actually wrote the report is a fellow named *Otto Winnacker*. He
|
||||
was on TDY, transfer from the Pentagon to the Warren Commission,
|
||||
to do that job. He was also, historically, one of 26 official
|
||||
historians of the Reich who worked directly under the
|
||||
Reichschancellor, Adolph Hitler, and was brought here into the
|
||||
United States.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} Proof that, indeed, "History is written by the assassins."
|
||||
{2} Not to be confused with the radio show hosted by Tom
|
||||
Valentine, nor with the radio show featuring Dave Emory.
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|
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|
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|
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[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
The monopoly press do not like to discuss martial law, because
|
||||
they do not trust the American people.
|
||||
|
||||
On June 3rd, 1994, Clinton, as President and commander-in-chief,
|
||||
signed secret executive orders amending or superseding previous
|
||||
national emergency powers. The new orders consolidate the set-up
|
||||
of a police state.
|
||||
|
||||
The national security emergency orders were not intended to be
|
||||
made public, invoking "national security" for secrecy. Someone,
|
||||
however, swiped the documents and faxed them to independent
|
||||
political activists.
|
||||
|
||||
By these emergency orders, Clinton gives to himself or his
|
||||
successor powers as a Nazi-style dictator. The National Security
|
||||
Council and the National Security Advisor control the Federal
|
||||
Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] -- *all* to sit *above* the
|
||||
U.S. Constitution. Yes, it is unconstitutional on its face. But
|
||||
get this: The orders state that the courts have no power to
|
||||
scrutinize these secret directives. (By the way, in Chicago, 3
|
||||
FEMA officials also sit as federal judges -- plainly
|
||||
unconstitutional.)
|
||||
|
||||
Clinton signed the same right during the super secret Bilderberg
|
||||
group meeting, which in '94 was in Finland. Notice: There are at
|
||||
least 3 secret societies meeting each year to control the lives
|
||||
of the bulk of the common people -- the Trilateral Commission,
|
||||
the Bilderberg group, and the Bohemian Grove group. Governments
|
||||
are overthrown, wars and depression often follow in the wake of
|
||||
such meetings.
|
||||
|
||||
For example, in August '74, right after the Bohemian Grove
|
||||
meeting, President Nixon was "put to the wall." In 1973, our
|
||||
chairman [CCCC], in speeches at colleges across the nation,
|
||||
discussed what came out to be the secret agenda for replacing the
|
||||
White House team. First, vice-President Spiro Agnew by a bribery
|
||||
scandal, and Gerald Ford by appointment, not election -- the new
|
||||
vice-President. And second, on the downfall of Nixon, Ford
|
||||
stepped up to the Presidency. He, in turn, appointed Nelson
|
||||
Rockefeller as the new vice-President. *All* without an election.
|
||||
(By the way, Ford survived several genuine assassination attempts
|
||||
in 1975. Rockefeller wanted to be President!)
|
||||
|
||||
In the Spring of '94, our chairman [CCCC] gave the details of a
|
||||
$100 million scandal involving vice-President Al Gore -- the milk
|
||||
bovine hormone and the Food and Drug Administration [FDA] --
|
||||
incriminating Gore's wife [Tipper Gore], and relative Michael R.
|
||||
Taylor, a top official of the FDA, and the FDA chief [Kessler].
|
||||
Grafters include the giant Monsanto Chemical Company and 5 of
|
||||
their former officials, now with FDA. Taylor has been Monsanto's
|
||||
chief outside counsel.
|
||||
|
||||
The hormone speeds up milk production by cows, *but* causes
|
||||
infections that have to be treated with antibiotics -- getting
|
||||
into the food chain. {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
Monsanto has corrupted FDA and Gore, who as Senator promoted new
|
||||
laws restricting FDA.
|
||||
|
||||
This group, called the "gang of four," {2} do not want milk to be
|
||||
labelled hormone free.
|
||||
|
||||
The new secret agenda apparently is to use all of this to wreck
|
||||
Gore. First, replacing him with Jay Rockefeller. Then, with the
|
||||
Whitewater downfall of Clinton {3}, Rockefeller will be the new
|
||||
President. *All* without an election.
|
||||
|
||||
The panic with the dollar trading is related to these rotten
|
||||
efforts to suspend, or cancel, the U.S. Constitution -- all in
|
||||
care of "Adolph" Clinton.
|
||||
|
||||
Call up your favorite news fakers and tell them to stop killing
|
||||
these stories.
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: The Murder of Reporters. (312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Saturday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
Donations appreciated. Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby, Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the
|
||||
latest on courts, banks, espionage agencies, political
|
||||
assassinations, and the news media. On 24 hours a day.
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------<< Notes >>------------------------------
|
||||
{1} The way I understand this is (a) due to bovine hormone, the
|
||||
cows produce more milk, (b) this increased lactation exhausts the
|
||||
cows, leaving them more susceptible to infection, this leads to
|
||||
(c) the cows are given antibiotics to fight the infections, *but*
|
||||
these antibiotics are then increasingly present in the milk we
|
||||
drink.
|
||||
{2} The Gang of Four: FDA chief Kessler, Tipper Gore, Tipper
|
||||
Gore's cousin, Michael R. Taylor, and Al Gore.
|
||||
{3} "...the Whitewater downfall of Clinton." It occurs to me that
|
||||
the recent excesses following the death of Nixon (e.g. flags
|
||||
flown at half staff for *30 days*, etc.) may have been
|
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orchestrated to give us the message "don't be so hard on Clinton
|
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as we were on Nixon."
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|
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
|
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----------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
(...continued...)
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] When Gehlen finished setting up the
|
||||
CIA here, he went back to Germany and helped set up the postwar
|
||||
German, NATO, and French Intelligence structures that rule the
|
||||
reactionary politics in those countries and in Europe today, and
|
||||
that command our constant military presence there. Forty years
|
||||
after the war's supposed to be over.
|
||||
|
||||
He was replaced in large part, at that point, by Otto von
|
||||
Bolshwing. Otto Albrecht von Bolshwing, who had been Adolph
|
||||
Eichmann's superior at the Hebrew desk for the movement of the
|
||||
Jews and the Final Solution and the killing and the planning. But
|
||||
he was never tried in Nazi Germany. He was just allowed to slip
|
||||
through the cracks, like many of them, and ended up here, in the
|
||||
United States. He helped form a corporation called TCI, with
|
||||
Edwin Wilson, Helena von Damm, and with other people connected to
|
||||
the intelligence agencies, as one of many front companies out
|
||||
here in California. When it went bankrupt, it sold its largest
|
||||
subsidiary to Albert Hakim and Richard Secord. And that
|
||||
subsidiary became Stanford Technology Trading Group, and Trading
|
||||
Group International. These were their fronts, during that time.
|
||||
|
||||
And the financing, if you remember, of [Oliver] North's
|
||||
operation, was through Credit Suisse. Well Credit Suisse was set
|
||||
up as a bank, in the 1940s, as the funnel and conduit for
|
||||
Permindex. It was the banking firm to take care of Permindex's
|
||||
international operations.
|
||||
|
||||
And just recently, when I was reading *Tennessee Waltz* by James
|
||||
Earl Ray {1}, where he names the person in Canada that introduced
|
||||
him to the mysterious character Raoul {2}, who set him up as the
|
||||
patsy. He says that that's a person named David Gravier. Well
|
||||
David Gravier is an international financier, connected to
|
||||
American Banking and Trust, which itself is a major subsidiary of
|
||||
guess who? Credit Suisse. Where did he [Ray] meet him [Raoul]? In
|
||||
Canada, where Permindex was located. See, so you'll find the
|
||||
connections going back to certain firms, certain cover.
|
||||
|
||||
The current world cover for the training of these assassins, I
|
||||
believe, is an evangelical right-wing organization known as World
|
||||
Vision. Among its employees at the Fort Chaffee Refugee Camp it
|
||||
was running for Laotian, Thai, and Vietnamese refugees was a
|
||||
young man named Mark David Chapman -- responsible for the death
|
||||
of a very political musician who could have brought a million
|
||||
people out in response to Reagan's war efforts in a single day,
|
||||
named John Lennon.
|
||||
|
||||
Mark David Chapman had military training. He was in Beirut,
|
||||
interestingly enough, when military training was going on there
|
||||
by Wilson and Terpil. And he moved to Hawaii, worked for the
|
||||
large military firms. You'll remember he took a military stance
|
||||
at the time. The chairman of the board in those days of World
|
||||
Vision was none other than John Hinckley, Sr. The funding for
|
||||
World Vision was, primarily, during the Vietnam period, CIA
|
||||
directly funding it. They now still admit 5% coming through
|
||||
USAID, which was the cover. And they operated in all of Southeast
|
||||
Asia, collecting information on Laotians, Cambodians and others
|
||||
under the cover of this missionary work. They were in charge of
|
||||
the refugee camps at Sabra and Shatilla when the Fascist Phalange
|
||||
came in and killed the Palestinians. They are in charge of the
|
||||
refugee camps, along the Honduran border, for the Central
|
||||
Americans, where the Contras are allowed to go in and actively
|
||||
recruit. They run the physical operation in the camps for the
|
||||
Cuban and Haitian refugees here in the United States. And it was
|
||||
at those camps, you remember, there were riots. Well part of what
|
||||
started that riots was that they brought into those camps a
|
||||
political education program that if you didn't attend, you didn't
|
||||
eat. And the people that ran that program for the Cubans were
|
||||
none other than Alpha-66 and Omega-7, the Cuban reactionaries
|
||||
left over from the Bay of Pigs invasion.
|
||||
|
||||
And, these international refugee communities they started in the
|
||||
'50s (I went back to their earliest populations) were really just
|
||||
attempts to manipulate people that were in Communist countries
|
||||
who were reactionary and were running from the situations or the
|
||||
changes in those countries. Refugee populations are expendable;
|
||||
they're manipulable. Part of the history of Jonestown is the
|
||||
history of refugees, 'cause a lot of the reason they went to
|
||||
Matthew's Ridge is that they wanted cheap labor there.
|
||||
|
||||
But I found the same names cropping up, the same *modus
|
||||
operandi*, the same monies, (and I've only named a few of them),
|
||||
throughout not only the major assassinations (the Kennedys,
|
||||
Martin Luther King, the Chappaquidik incident, where Ted Kennedy
|
||||
was set up and Mary Jo [Kopechne(?)] was killed, the murder of
|
||||
Jessica Savitch, a number of these situations I've worked on),
|
||||
but also many of the witnesses that died (75 strange witness
|
||||
deaths in John Kennedy case, 80 each, or around that, each, in
|
||||
both Martin Luther King and the Robert Kennedy, another 35-40
|
||||
strange deaths connected with Watergate, the Second House Select
|
||||
Committee on Assassinations) {3}. And a lot of the people that we
|
||||
knew were involved in the original research started to drop dead.
|
||||
There's people dropping dead now, during the Contragate
|
||||
investigation. It's a constant pattern: the witnesses are wiped
|
||||
out.
|
||||
|
||||
And when you go into the specifics: who did they know, or where
|
||||
they were, who was around them, or who helped set them up, you
|
||||
will find, I believe, (if you do the work, and I encourage you to
|
||||
do it on the things that you're interested in) people that have
|
||||
connections to *Navy Intelligence*. That's the central place
|
||||
where these people operated from, on the command level. You'll
|
||||
find people otherwise involved in the U.S. Intelligence agencies.
|
||||
And you'll find people either with direct ties to Nazi Germany or
|
||||
with connections to *current* Fascist International networks that
|
||||
grew out of that period.
|
||||
|
||||
But those Nazis came here. They formed our foreign policy.
|
||||
There's a couple of new books out. If you haven't had a chance to
|
||||
see them, you should get them. This is by Bower, from a British
|
||||
publisher. It's called *The Paperclip Conspiracy*, and it's about
|
||||
the hunt for the Nazi scientists. There's an earlier book by
|
||||
Clarance Lasby, *Project Paperclip* that's very good, but these
|
||||
are recent ones, with some new information.
|
||||
|
||||
And this very good book by Chris Simpson. All these still miss
|
||||
pieces, or perspective, but this is called *Blowback*, which is
|
||||
an Intelligence term for negative effects from a covert
|
||||
operation; America's recruitment of Nazis and its effects on the
|
||||
Cold War.
|
||||
|
||||
All these things are available. It's not impossible to get this
|
||||
information. I think you need to focus a little bit.
|
||||
|
||||
What I'm suggesting is that there's this history of the Fascism
|
||||
moving; that assassination has been its long-term technique for
|
||||
certain political purposes; and that it's time you took a look
|
||||
around you. Because they are killing us. They're not killing all
|
||||
of us. But they're killing people not just at the top government
|
||||
levels, but all the way down to the activists and the people who
|
||||
are going to try to make a difference.
|
||||
|
||||
Which is *not* to me, again, an argument not to try to make a
|
||||
difference. Because they can't kill us all. Or if we don't do
|
||||
anything, they *will* kill us all. So you see, it's one or the
|
||||
other. But to me, there's really no choice.
|
||||
|
||||
If you stumble across Auschwitz in the 1940s, you're either going
|
||||
to go home, and be a "good German" and use the soap, or you're
|
||||
going to speak up. You see, you're going to speak up and you're
|
||||
going to have the horrible fate that Walter Rudolph didn't want.
|
||||
You're going to become one of the excess population; one of the
|
||||
*untermenschen*, one of the expendables.
|
||||
|
||||
But I'd suggest that, given the reality of the economy, that most
|
||||
of you here in the audience are that already. My obeisance to the
|
||||
FBI and CIA agents here; you probably have a good paycheck still.
|
||||
But I would think that most of you are not in such a secure
|
||||
position. And this economy is not so long for the world, in terms
|
||||
of taking care of everybody. If you haven't looked around you on
|
||||
the street lately, there's a depression out there, and that's
|
||||
what a depression looks like.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} James Earl Ray was found guilty of the assassination of
|
||||
Martin Luther King, jr. There are many who doubt that Ray was, in
|
||||
fact, the assassin.
|
||||
{2} James Earl Ray claimed to have received instructions for many
|
||||
of his actions from a shadowy figure known only to him as
|
||||
"Raoul."
|
||||
{3} Also worth noting at this juncture, the Clinton Body Count;
|
||||
i.e., "suicides" and violent deaths of persons connected to Bill
|
||||
Clinton.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
|
||||
----------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
(...continued...)
|
||||
|
||||
JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] It's interesting too that a lot of
|
||||
those homeless people are Vietnam veterans. About 70% of the
|
||||
homeless on the East coast, in fact, are veterans. Which is an
|
||||
aspect that's been ignored, besides the suicides, tremendous
|
||||
unemployment rates and long-term problems, because these wars
|
||||
*are* genocidal wars. They have a little different technology,
|
||||
they drop the oven out of the air instead of picking the body up
|
||||
and putting it in the oven, but it's still genocide.
|
||||
|
||||
If the little countries of the world, where we are pushing
|
||||
ourselves around, could get into a court and tell what we've been
|
||||
doing there, it would not look so different from the Nuremberg
|
||||
trials; in fact, I suggest to you that it's worse.
|
||||
|
||||
My friends say to me, "If it's Nazi Germany, who are the Jews?"
|
||||
{1}. Well the Jews are the Central Americans. Some of the *Jews*
|
||||
are still the Jews if they don't have enough money and prestige
|
||||
and aren't being used for the current time in the reactionary
|
||||
processes. Women. {2}. The disenfranchised. The first people that
|
||||
Lori [a previous speaker] mentioned that were killed: the
|
||||
psychiatric inmates are certainly an expendable population. The
|
||||
institutionalized people: the elderly, children in institutions,
|
||||
prisoners, and people in the military. The veterans are guinea
|
||||
pigs; after they get out of all that military stuff they're just
|
||||
used by the system further.
|
||||
|
||||
So there are people dying every day. And if you don't add up the
|
||||
deaths, you don't get the right total, you don't get the sense of
|
||||
what's happening.
|
||||
|
||||
And then they say to me, "Yeah, but we don't live in terror. We
|
||||
live good." Well if you were a good German and you went along
|
||||
with the program and you looked the other way when they came and
|
||||
got the neighbors {3}, you lived good too. They were looting the
|
||||
whole world like we are. We're 6 percent of the population,
|
||||
consuming 60 percent of its energy, 30 percent of its raw
|
||||
materials coming right here, into this society. All this wealth
|
||||
doesn't come from out of some magic well in Kansas marked
|
||||
"Capitalism." It comes from tentacles of exploitation of labor
|
||||
and resources all over the world. And because we exploit those
|
||||
societies, they're in worse shape and we're in better shape.
|
||||
|
||||
There's enough to go around. There's no shortage. There's
|
||||
surplus, in fact, if it weren't being used for war; and weren't
|
||||
being diverted into cash crops instead of growing food, everyone
|
||||
could eat, everyone could live comfortably. In fact, probably on
|
||||
a third of the budget they spend on warfare in the world. There
|
||||
is a surplus; the surplus has to be manipulated in order to
|
||||
*disappear*.
|
||||
|
||||
But there are populations, Rand Corporation studied them. In '68
|
||||
they did a study saying that half of the world population, over
|
||||
two billion people, *had to go*, in order to make it economically
|
||||
*comfortable* for the elites. They studied setting up martial law
|
||||
in many countries where it came to pass: the Philippines, Yemen
|
||||
and South Korea, Vietnam, Canada even, and eventually the United
|
||||
States.
|
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|
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How do you set up martial law here? You do it with a terrorist
|
||||
scenario. {4}. I'd suggest a *nuclear* terrorist scenario. You
|
||||
have Abu Nidal, who's really Oliver North in drag. They say *I'm*
|
||||
paranoid. I don't have an eight foot security fence around *my*
|
||||
house. And he's working internationally with the people that
|
||||
financed Nidal. It's not *mano a mano* it's *have him over for
|
||||
dinner*. That fence is up for us, in case we figure out who Ollie
|
||||
North really is and what he did to us.
|
||||
|
||||
You have this so-called "terrorist," you know, the guy with the
|
||||
pop gun that terrorizes you. The nuclear weapons don't terrorize
|
||||
you, the state control doesn't terrorize you, the massive death
|
||||
and genocide that goes on in your name doesn't terrorize you. You
|
||||
don't know who the enemy is, and so you're afraid of a guy on an
|
||||
airplane with a pistol. But that's a terrorist, and you're
|
||||
shaking in your boots, and now *they* are going to be said to
|
||||
have a nuclear weapon. So, "Oh well, what can we do? We have to
|
||||
suspend civil liberties. We have to put people in camps. We have
|
||||
to do *whatever* is necessary in order to stop this 'threat'."
|
||||
|
||||
So you come up with a scenario that's good enough, and then you
|
||||
move. And they have the plans, they know how to move, they have
|
||||
it down to the neighborhood level. *If you buy the lie*; if you
|
||||
don't identify who's oppressing whom and who the enemy really is.
|
||||
Believe me, you are *not* in danger of Abu Nidal, or the PLO, or
|
||||
whoever the Terrorist of the Month is supposed to be. Your life
|
||||
is not hanging on a hinge. Yeah, maybe if you travel
|
||||
internationally all the time you'll be on the wrong plane at the
|
||||
wrong moment. But I doubt most of you are jet setters.
|
||||
|
||||
The threat comes from someplace else. And even the people who
|
||||
take over the plane, in my experience, have ties to these same
|
||||
military intelligence networks.
|
||||
|
||||
But they *kill* people. And at the same time it *is* possible to
|
||||
expose how they do it; and to break the cycle of the lies; and to
|
||||
catch up with it; and to understand who's assassinating whom, and
|
||||
how. Because the techniques work and they use them over. They're
|
||||
not that hard to figure out, once you understand the personnel
|
||||
and the pattern.
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
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[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
|
||||
entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
|
||||
entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
|
||||
from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
|
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|
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
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{1} "If it's Nazi Germany, who are the Jews?" One obvious answer
|
||||
that Judge omits would have to be the blacks. This is backed up
|
||||
by statistics such as blacks on death row, black unemployment,
|
||||
blacks in prison. Note that I am not saying that we should
|
||||
therefore implement quotas or whatever. I don't know what the
|
||||
solution is to America's traditional scapegoating of blacks.
|
||||
{2} "If it's Nazi Germany, who are the Jews? .... Women." Yes and
|
||||
no. The other side of the coin would be the FemiNazis. Who are
|
||||
the FemiNazis? According to Texe Marrs, "They are unlike anything
|
||||
the world has ever experienced. They're ruthless, shrewd and
|
||||
calculating -- and they've got a stranglehold on the White
|
||||
House.... [The FemiNazis,] the coven of brutally correct women
|
||||
who now rule over us."
|
||||
{3} "...when they came and got the neighbors." Like in Waco, for
|
||||
instance.
|
||||
{4} "How do you set up martial law here?" Another scenario would
|
||||
be the collapse of the dollar, stocks plunge, economic disaster,
|
||||
and here comes FEMA and the U.N. "peacekeepers."
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"INDEPENDENT" COUNSEL FISKE (FIX?) REPORTS ON FOSTER DEATH
|
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|
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Former FBI agent and Watergate personage G. Gordon Liddy has a
|
||||
talk show called "Radio Free D.C." Due to his contact with
|
||||
someone claiming to be the first to have found the corpse of
|
||||
White House aide Vincent Foster, Liddy has a marked interest in
|
||||
trying to uncover all details relating to Foster's mysterious
|
||||
death.
|
||||
|
||||
On Thursday, June 30, 1994, "independent" investigator into
|
||||
Clinton sliminess, Robert Fiske (possibly in conjunction with the
|
||||
FBI), released a report giving his conclusions as to
|
||||
circumstances surrounding Foster's death. Fiske and the FBI,
|
||||
either separately or together, concluded that Foster did commit
|
||||
suicide in Fort Marcy park, where his body was found. (It is not
|
||||
clear to me whether Fiske worked with the FBI on the report or
|
||||
whether each arrived at the same conclusion separately.)
|
||||
|
||||
Due to his past association with the FBI, Liddy immediately
|
||||
received a copy or copies of the report(s) when they first were
|
||||
made public on June 30th. However he refrained from commenting on
|
||||
the report until he had had time to read through it.
|
||||
|
||||
On his July 1, 1994 radio show, Liddy gave the following review
|
||||
of the report. (Note that in what follows, it is sometimes hard
|
||||
to distinguish between when Liddy is reading from the report and
|
||||
when he is interjecting his own comments.)
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
LIDDY: ...with respect to the independent counsel's conclusion
|
||||
that Foster killed himself at Fort Marcy park.
|
||||
|
||||
The evidence that supports this conclusion is that the blood in
|
||||
Foster's body remained pooled in his legs and body cavity; there
|
||||
was very little of it having departed from the small entry wound
|
||||
in his mouth and the large exit wound in the back of his head.
|
||||
|
||||
Foster's body lay on a rampart, at a 45-degree angle, with his
|
||||
head and the wound significantly above the pooled blood.
|
||||
|
||||
The independent counsel determined that it would be very unlikely
|
||||
for the body to be moved while maintaining that upright
|
||||
positioning.
|
||||
|
||||
And of course that, that's talking about, you know, moving it
|
||||
*there*. I'm, what I'm concerned about is, was, did he die
|
||||
elsewhere and was moved *to* there.
|
||||
|
||||
He [Fiske] says when the Park Police did eventually move the
|
||||
body, massive bleeding *did* ensue.
|
||||
|
||||
And the only soil found on Foster's clothing matched that of Fort
|
||||
Marcy park. If he'd killed himself somewhere else, and his body
|
||||
was moved by friends, there would likely to be large quantities
|
||||
of soil or carpet fibers from the other location and his clothes
|
||||
would have been disrupted, twisted. And none of this was found.
|
||||
|
||||
Well, the report may very well be correct. But the failure to
|
||||
locate the bullet after a massive search is not satisfactorily
|
||||
explained. Nor is the failure to find *any* skull fragments.
|
||||
*None* were found there, ladies and gentlemen. And there was a
|
||||
tremendous exit wound. And they found, I think, 12 other bullets.
|
||||
But they didn't find the one that killed Foster! You know, one
|
||||
wonders how many other people died there and they weren't
|
||||
supposed to. I'm not convinced, necessarily, that Foster died
|
||||
there.
|
||||
|
||||
And the skull fragments: they didn't find *any*.
|
||||
|
||||
All right. The FBI report also states that the travel office
|
||||
fiasco played a heavy role in Foster's decision to commit
|
||||
suicide. (Now mind you, I'm not saying that he didn't commit
|
||||
suicide. I am questioning whether or not he died *there*.) Foster
|
||||
was concerned that the White House travel office firings would be
|
||||
closely investigated and he was depressed because he felt such an
|
||||
investigation was unwarranted. (This is all, what I'm reading you
|
||||
now, is from the report.) Foster felt that he should resign. But
|
||||
his reputation would be destroyed if he admitted the fiasco was
|
||||
his responsibility and be unable to show his face back in Little
|
||||
Rock.
|
||||
|
||||
Foster consulted an attorney as to [unclear] his own exposure
|
||||
concerning "Travelgate" and feared that his efforts at protecting
|
||||
himself would conflict with his duties to serve the interests of
|
||||
the President.
|
||||
|
||||
According to the report, Vincent Foster was a quiet and reserved
|
||||
man who never raised his voice. Yet he raised his voice to then-
|
||||
White House counsel Nussbaum when it was decided that Kennedy
|
||||
would be the highest White House official reprimanded in the wake
|
||||
of the travel office firings.
|
||||
|
||||
Foster, according to the FBI report, wanted to take the blame for
|
||||
himself. This is consistent with reports that Foster was a man of
|
||||
loyalty who worked very hard to build and maintain his
|
||||
reputation. It's likely that tremendous stress was placed on him
|
||||
when the travel office staff was fired and their names were
|
||||
smeared by White House statements that the FBI was investigating
|
||||
them internally. Once it became public that the FBI was
|
||||
investigating nothing, until they were called by the same White
|
||||
House employees who made the slanderous statements, Foster
|
||||
speculated that there would be Congressional investigation. (And
|
||||
of course, there should have been.) Foster was, most likely,
|
||||
unwilling to obstruct that investigation by hiding the plans to
|
||||
put President Clinton's cousin in charge of the travel. Foster
|
||||
knew of the connections between her travel agency experience in
|
||||
Little Rock, and [Dan] Lasater.
|
||||
|
||||
(Lasater is the fellow who is the convicted cocaine dealer. And a
|
||||
high official in Lasater's organization is now a high official on
|
||||
the White House staff [Patsy Thomasson(?)].)
|
||||
|
||||
The plan to assist Hollywood "Friend Of Bill" Thomasson generate
|
||||
massive profits for his charter airline, Ultra Air, in return for
|
||||
the large campaign contribution [a.k.a. bribe] was something that
|
||||
Foster knew. And Foster knew that the real way to get in trouble
|
||||
in Washington is to participate in a cover-up. He retained a
|
||||
lawyer. He knew that appropriate actions to protect himself would
|
||||
be in conflict with his actions to protect the President and
|
||||
Hillary. And he wanted to resign, but he felt trapped. Because to
|
||||
resign in the wake of the fiasco would have damaged his
|
||||
reputation in Little Rock. But he was not going to remain in the
|
||||
White House and participate in the cover-up. If the Clinton White
|
||||
House was going to play the cover-up game, they were gonna do it
|
||||
without Vince Foster.
|
||||
|
||||
So he "ate" his gun.
|
||||
|
||||
All right. Now. There is some more here. In an attempt to deal
|
||||
with his depression, according to... this is according to the FBI
|
||||
report, Foster wrote down "everything that was disturbing him,"
|
||||
mentioning that he'd made mistakes relating to "Travelgate"
|
||||
because of ignorance and overwork. And he wrote that he did not
|
||||
knowingly violate any law. He felt that members of the White
|
||||
House press corps improperly benefited from wrongdoing at the
|
||||
travel office, but covered the story in a limited fashion so as
|
||||
to prevent exposure of their own complicity and benefit from
|
||||
wrongful action.
|
||||
|
||||
Well the FBI was unable to determine Foster's whereabouts between
|
||||
1 pm, when he left the White House, and the time he arrived at
|
||||
Fort Marcy and where and when he got the gun. It was not in the
|
||||
White House and it is doubtful that he had previously put it in
|
||||
his car. Was his car in the White House parking lot? There were
|
||||
rumors that it was not. If not, perhaps the gun was in the car
|
||||
and he purposely left it outside the White House gate. That's
|
||||
just speculation.
|
||||
|
||||
Foster's clothes were neat; there was no sign of a struggle.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, insufficient evidence available to estimate the time of
|
||||
death!? That's rather remarkable, isn't it? I mean, you know,
|
||||
that the, uh, estimating the time of death is something that is
|
||||
routinely done in autopsies. I don't really understand that.
|
||||
|
||||
Now. The .38 caliber Colt revolver had one empty shell casing in
|
||||
it and one complete cartridge. The gun had *two* serial numbers;
|
||||
that indicates it was a composite. Both of the originals were
|
||||
sold in 1913. There's no additional information. Foster's sister
|
||||
*thought* it was her fathers. There's no additional .38 caliber
|
||||
ammunition that was found in the Foster home or the automobile.
|
||||
You know, there's just 2 cartridges, one of which was expended.
|
||||
|
||||
The bullet which exited the back of Foster's skull was never
|
||||
found! Now look: nobody buys two Remington cartridges! Where are
|
||||
the rest of the .38 cartridges?! They most likely are in the same
|
||||
place that Foster was between 1 pm and 4 pm. And where was that?
|
||||
Somebody in this town knows. Maybe the person whose hair was
|
||||
found on Foster's clothes.
|
||||
|
||||
Well the report goes on to say that the confidential witness
|
||||
reported seeing wine cooler bottles, a 4-pack. The report states
|
||||
that there were empty beer bottles left by Foster's sons from a
|
||||
recent trip to the beach. Oh? No alcohol is found in the body,
|
||||
but trace amounts of [unclear] and valium, missed by the county
|
||||
but found by the FBI lab. (Well that's to be expected. The FBI
|
||||
lab is the best in the world.)
|
||||
|
||||
No X-rays were taken at the autopsy... *the machine was broken*!!
|
||||
<groans>
|
||||
|
||||
Listen to this: In addition to numerous gunpowder particles found
|
||||
on and around Foster which match that from the Remington
|
||||
cartridges found in the gun, there were small amounts of
|
||||
gunpowder residue which did *not* come from Foster's gun. And the
|
||||
report can't determine the origin of that foreign gunpowder. But
|
||||
is speculates that the clothes removed from Foster's body were
|
||||
contaminated in an evidence room at the Park Police station where
|
||||
the clothes were left in the open for 4 days in a room with a
|
||||
fan. You see now? Uh, why the FBI should have been the
|
||||
investigating agency here, ladies and gentlemen, and not the
|
||||
"meter maids"?
|
||||
|
||||
Valium was found... of course the White House did not want the
|
||||
FBI investigating this death. *No way*. Valium was found in
|
||||
Foster's home. But his wife was not aware that he was taking it.
|
||||
|
||||
There was no blood found on the gun?? *That's* interesting.
|
||||
|
||||
Blood stains inconsistent with the position of the body as
|
||||
discovered. (And at the very least, Foster's head was moved.)
|
||||
That you'll find in page 45.
|
||||
|
||||
One fingerprint was found on the gun. It was not that of Vincent
|
||||
Foster.
|
||||
|
||||
Hair, other than Foster's, was found on the body. Fibers from a
|
||||
carpet were found on the body. Perhaps a lover. Or a killer.
|
||||
Perhaps the body was taken from a carpet. Perhaps the clothing
|
||||
was placed on a carpet prior to killing... even days before. We
|
||||
don't know.
|
||||
|
||||
An extensive search was conducted for the bullet. Metal detectors
|
||||
were used. 12 bullets were found. All were modern and none
|
||||
matched Foster's gun.
|
||||
|
||||
No bone fragments were found. I don't know, the FBI reports that
|
||||
Foster killed himself where he was found, basing their conclusion
|
||||
on the little blood found on the body. When a body's moved
|
||||
there's considerable bleeding and staining as well as massive
|
||||
contamination of the clothing.
|
||||
|
||||
Soil different. Now that's assuming that, you know, that he died
|
||||
on different soil and not on a carpet someplace.
|
||||
|
||||
I don't know, ladies and gentlemen. There's a *lot* of questions
|
||||
that I still would like to see resolved about *where* Vincent
|
||||
Foster met his death.
|
||||
|
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|
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: I want to tell our listeners about a special guest
|
||||
we have today; as a matter of fact, *return* guest: Larry
|
||||
Nichols. Larry Nichols appears in the video *Clinton's Circle of
|
||||
Power*, and a soon-to-be-released video, *The Clinton
|
||||
Chronicles*.
|
||||
|
||||
Larry, thanks so much for joining us back, on "America's Town
|
||||
Forum."
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: Yes, good mornin'. I can barely hear ya.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. Bob, you're gonna have to give him some more input;
|
||||
some more volume.
|
||||
|
||||
Larry, can you hear us now?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Uh... barely.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. We've made...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Now! Now.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Good. Good.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: You're there.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: All right, wonderful.
|
||||
|
||||
How are you feeling these days? Rumor had it that you were, uh,
|
||||
food poisoned.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Um... Well, of course, my demise was greatly
|
||||
exaggerated.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: All right.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I had... um, it is an interesting thing that happened. I
|
||||
developed a rash, much like you would get from, like, touching
|
||||
something you were allergic to. Except it manifested in my lungs.
|
||||
And I come to find out it is somethin' from a pesticide. Of
|
||||
course, I had nothing to do with pesticides. I don't know where I
|
||||
got it, but everybody sort of put 2 and 2 together since Welch,
|
||||
the investigator at Mena, was being poisoned and had similar
|
||||
symptoms, people started assuming that I had been poisoned. Uh, I
|
||||
find that *probably* not to be true. Um, you know, I don't think
|
||||
that's true.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Was this gentleman, Mr. Welch, was *he* poisoned?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yessir.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: He was. And for what reason and by whom?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: He was investigating Mena back in the early '80s. And he
|
||||
was the main investigator and people in Mena play rough. And they
|
||||
did not want him to continue on with his investigation. So, I
|
||||
mean, I don't know exactly who poisoned him. I have to be careful
|
||||
what I say so that I can justify, legally, everything I say. So,
|
||||
I mean, I can only tell you...
|
||||
|
||||
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
||||
|
||||
[Here's what Welch himself says. The following is an
|
||||
excerpt from a television show called "The Conspiracy
|
||||
Tapes." My thanks to one of the readers of "Conspiracy
|
||||
Nation" for sending me a videotape of this show.]
|
||||
|
||||
NARRATOR: Arkansas state police officer Russell Welch
|
||||
tried to find out who knew what. It nearly got him
|
||||
fatally poisoned.
|
||||
|
||||
WELCH: I was sick. I was originally diagnosed as
|
||||
poisoned.
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|
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NARRATOR: And what was the poison that almost cost him
|
||||
his life?
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|
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WELCH: Military biological agent: anthrax.
|
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|
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
|
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|
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DONAHUE: Right. How long ago was that? When did that occur?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Uh that would have been probably, uh, '85.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. So it did happen back then. So that's not a recent
|
||||
occurrence.
|
||||
|
||||
O.K. Let me, for our listeners who've never heard you or missed
|
||||
the program when you were on with us, um, let's talk about your
|
||||
association with Bill Clinton back in the '80s. What is the
|
||||
connection. And I understand: the Arkansas Development and
|
||||
Finance Authority. But you knew him prior to that as well.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yessir. I've known Bill Clinton since probably the mid-
|
||||
80s to late-80s. As a matter of fact, I do spot marketing
|
||||
projects for he and Hillary during the early '80s. As a matter of
|
||||
fact, I helped package their educational standards package. And
|
||||
it was only in 1988 that they *created* the job of marketing
|
||||
director -- it was not there before me and it's not there now --
|
||||
um, for me to come into that agency. I thought, ostensibly, I was
|
||||
coming in to do what a marketing person does, which is market the
|
||||
agency. What I found out was I was there simply as "damage
|
||||
control" and to "put out fires."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Hmm... Let's, let's talk...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: ...umm...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. I'm sorry. Go ahead.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: So anyway, I mean, that's the extent of my involvement
|
||||
there.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I mean, it gets a lot worse. But that's how I ended up
|
||||
*at* the agency. And then while I was *at* the agency is when I
|
||||
discovered the wrongs that were going on there. And then that
|
||||
caused my problem, because I started to blow the whistle.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: How long did it take before you blew the whistle? And
|
||||
tell us about the lawsuit.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well the whistle was blown... Excuse me one second. Hold
|
||||
on. [Leaves the phone]
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. We're talking... Let's do a break now, Bob. Quickly
|
||||
go to a break. We'll come back with our guest and we'll take
|
||||
calls soon. 1-800-298-8255.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
Some think judges and reporters, because they are high profile,
|
||||
are generally not murdered because of their work.
|
||||
|
||||
Well, as we showed, it is not true for judges. *And*, it is not
|
||||
true for reporters.
|
||||
|
||||
In July 1970, Ken Smart(?) [Sparks(?)], a reporter for WMAQ-TV,
|
||||
channel 5, Chicago, was murdered -- covered up as a drowning. He
|
||||
was working on a story about FBI complicity in the assassination
|
||||
of Dr. King.
|
||||
|
||||
Investigating for a similar story was black journalist Louie
|
||||
Lomax. And *he* was slaughtered a few weeks later.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1976, Don Bowles died after his car was bombed. He was a
|
||||
reporter for a major Arizona newspaper owned by the Pulliams(?),
|
||||
the family of former vice-President Quayle's mother. Bowles was
|
||||
looking into a mobster-sports racketeer outfit called Emprise(?),
|
||||
doing business in Arizona, Chicago, New York, and elsewhere.
|
||||
Bowles discovered his own boss, the Pulliams, were reportedly in
|
||||
business with the gangsters!
|
||||
|
||||
In 1977, Larry Buckman died in an Arab chartered plane crash in
|
||||
the Mideast. The mass media "played down" that a bomb was
|
||||
suspected. Formerly with channel 7 in Chicago, Buckman was
|
||||
working for ABC News. He discovered that ABC's Barbara Walter's
|
||||
circle were reportedly in the gun smuggling rackets in the
|
||||
Mideast! Also, that Israeli Intelligence, the Mossad, had
|
||||
penetrated and was manipulating the PLO.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, Buckman was only one of three journalists that had rather
|
||||
direct knowledge that Jessie Jackson bribed the Nixon White House
|
||||
to escape being prosecuted for extortion -- *but*, in the name of
|
||||
human rights. (Jessie was also an unregistered foreign lobbyist
|
||||
and Arab oil broker.)
|
||||
|
||||
Not long thereafter, a crack investigative reporter, Bill
|
||||
Clemens(?) of Chicago, was found mysteriously dead. The
|
||||
circumstances sure smelled of murder. Clemens was a reporter for
|
||||
the old *Chicago Daily News* and the *Sun-Times*. He once
|
||||
confided in another journalist that he had inside data for a
|
||||
Chicago federal grand jury. They were set to indict Archbishop
|
||||
Cody for embezzling $1 million of Catholic Church funds and
|
||||
Vatican funds for Cody's mistress. A federal criminal indictment
|
||||
was suppressed by the chief federal prosecutor here and the
|
||||
crooked federal judges.
|
||||
|
||||
Chicago's channel 5 reporter Paul Hogan was deep into several
|
||||
possible blockbuster stories. As a result of the Douallaby(?)
|
||||
case, he found out there are rings of devil worshippers who
|
||||
sacrifice children as part of their rituals. {1}. High level
|
||||
public office holders, in Chicago and elsewhere, were Satanists
|
||||
-- including a judge in the divorce court.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, Hogan found out that Jim Dvorak was reportedly a key "bag
|
||||
man" to corruption of federal judges in Chicago. Close to former
|
||||
federal prosecutor and Governor, Jim Thompson, Dvorak had been a
|
||||
bankruptcy trustee.
|
||||
|
||||
Some of Hogan's pals believe that the reporter was murdered the
|
||||
end of January, '93, in the hospital. *And*, not just any
|
||||
hospital but Northwestern Memorial -- same one that covered up
|
||||
the mysterious death of Halas, jr., the Chicago Bears owner,
|
||||
*and* the same hospital that covered up the poison murder of
|
||||
Chicago's first black mayor, Harold Washington.
|
||||
|
||||
(312) 731-1100 is our main message. Donations appreciated.
|
||||
Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the Courts, 9800 South Oglesby,
|
||||
Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the latest on courts, banks,
|
||||
espionage agencies, political assassinations, and the news media.
|
||||
On 24 hours a day.
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------<< Notes >>------------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...devil worshippers" etc. Not so far-fetched as it might
|
||||
seem. See, for example, *The Franklin Cover-Up* by John W.
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
following. It may or may not be true, I just don't know.]
|
||||
|
||||
[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
One who helps corrupt public officials is called a "bag man,"
|
||||
"fixer," or simply, "the connection." In this role some years ago
|
||||
was Murray "The Camel" Humphreys, a financial expert good at
|
||||
arranging offshore bribes to state and federal judges in Chicago,
|
||||
state and federal prosecutors here, and law enforcement. In 1965,
|
||||
he was subpoenaed before a federal grand jury here. The FBI was
|
||||
not concerned about his possible testimony against *state* court
|
||||
officials, *but* were worried "The Camel" would "finger" high
|
||||
level *federal* judges and *federal* prosecutors. So, the FBI
|
||||
murdered "The Camel" and spread stories that he died of "natural
|
||||
causes."
|
||||
|
||||
A team of Chicago lawyers acted as "bag men" in the 1960s and
|
||||
thereafter: Oscar Noodleman and Harry G. [unclear]. In the first
|
||||
such civil case of its kind, our chairman [CCCC] brought suit
|
||||
against them. The crooked judges, naturally, rejected the case.
|
||||
|
||||
Noodleman's relatives were among the founders of the Chicago-
|
||||
Tokyo Bank -- not really an Oriental bank at all. A former
|
||||
Israeli Intelligence officer, [unclear], in his book, *Profits of
|
||||
War*, says the Chicago-Tokyo Bank "washed" millions of dollars of
|
||||
illicit gun-running loot, implicating Ollie North, George Bush,
|
||||
and others -- part of the secret U.S.-Israeli arms network, the
|
||||
author says.
|
||||
|
||||
Another reputed "bag man" has been Jenner & Block law partner,
|
||||
Thomas P. Sullivan. He went on to whitewash corruption as the
|
||||
chief federal prosecutor in Chicago. Sullivan was the reputed
|
||||
graft carrier for the Community Currency Exchange Association to
|
||||
bribe state legislators to kill any branch bank laws, hated by
|
||||
his patrons.
|
||||
|
||||
Jenner & Block also reportedly has a unit specializing in bribing
|
||||
and blackmailing judges in the municipal section of the circuit
|
||||
court of Cook county {1} and the U.S. bankruptcy court.
|
||||
|
||||
Being "on the pad" is a term meaning a public official is on a
|
||||
secret list and gets periodic bribes. Reportedly "on the pad"
|
||||
with Jenner is chief bankruptcy judge John D. Schwartz as well as
|
||||
judges Robert E. Ginsburg and Eugene [unclear], who's also a
|
||||
general partner.
|
||||
|
||||
A bribe courier was Chicago bankruptcy auctioneer, Wallace
|
||||
Lieberman. He was facing a possible special federal grand jury
|
||||
subpoena. Like with "The Camel," an FBI agent murdered Lieberman.
|
||||
|
||||
A businessman, Michael Scott Dugan, got falsely pushed into the
|
||||
bankruptcy court here. He claims it was part of a scheme to steal
|
||||
$2 million of his family's properties. In a federal district
|
||||
court case, #93C683, Dugan charges that an agent showed up at
|
||||
Dugan's place of business, a shadowy character named Norman
|
||||
Wolfe(?). The suit charges Wolfe discussed with Dugan corrupt
|
||||
influence involved in Dugan's bankruptcy litigation *and* Wolfe
|
||||
told Dugan, "Your representatives aren't gonna be able to help
|
||||
you. *I* can arrange a meeting between you and Victor
|
||||
Caciatori(?), a trustee of DePaul University, a talented lawyer,"
|
||||
which Dugan understood to mean that Caciatori, with Wolfe, would
|
||||
lend Dugan their ability to corrupt judges and other state and
|
||||
federal officials.
|
||||
|
||||
Earlier, Caciatori had somehow escaped jail for his participation
|
||||
in bribing Cook County Board of Tax Appeals employees to
|
||||
corruptly obtain lower real estate tax assessments.
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: The Murder of Reporters. (312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Tuesday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
Donations appreciated. Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby, Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the
|
||||
latest on courts, banks, espionage agencies, political
|
||||
assassinations, and the news media. On 24 hours a day.
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------<< Notes >>------------------------------
|
||||
{1} Chicago is in Cook county.
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum,"
|
||||
patriotism in action, 1-800-298-8255.
|
||||
|
||||
Larry Nichols, our special guest. He worked with Bill Clinton
|
||||
when he was Governor. He was the marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority [ADFA].
|
||||
|
||||
How long were you at this agency, and what problems did you
|
||||
encounter? I guess you had a moral dilemma and you resigned?
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: I apologize for having to get off the phone. A
|
||||
California truck pulls up in my driveway and sets there, I get a
|
||||
little nervous...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yeah.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: ...and, uh, as it turns out, they left. {1}. And I was
|
||||
on a talk show this morning -- I'm a little paranoid -- and the
|
||||
talk show received death threats, so, uh...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: I understand.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: It gets a little rough sometimes.
|
||||
|
||||
I was there [ADFA] from February of '88 until September of '88.
|
||||
It didn't take me long to get in and get out. The dilemma that I
|
||||
was involved in is simple: If you're standing next to someone,
|
||||
and they rob a 7-11, you have two choices: you either say
|
||||
nothing, at which point you become a part of the crime, or you
|
||||
tell the truth, which removes culpability. The problem I had...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: You're talking either an accomplice or a whistle blower.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's it.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: One way or the other.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: And it's not a good position to be in, I can assure you.
|
||||
|
||||
The problem I had at ADFA, you see the... when I first went
|
||||
there, they wouldn't include me in anything. When I'm the
|
||||
marketing guy, how can you not include me?
|
||||
|
||||
Well in about 2 months I started going to the board meetings. And
|
||||
I found out that people that should get loans, didn't; people
|
||||
that shouldn't [get loans], got 'em. And I went to the president,
|
||||
Lou Knepp(?), and I asked, "What's the criteria? We have a
|
||||
problem if people find out about this." And he said, "It's
|
||||
whoever Bill [Clinton] wants to get the loan."
|
||||
|
||||
Then I found out. The thing that startled me and scared me most,
|
||||
which was... (and I kind of hate to have to do these little
|
||||
histories, but you know, it's complicated.)
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yes. Um-hmm. [affirmative]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Mena airport was going strong in those days. And, uh,
|
||||
the Mena airport, for your listeners, is the little place in
|
||||
Arkansas, 5500-6000 people, and it had an airport that would land
|
||||
jets.
|
||||
|
||||
Barry Seal, who was hauling arms and supplies to the *Contras*
|
||||
during the early '80s {2}, had figured out that, goodness, he
|
||||
could bring his planes back and the DEA [Drug Enforcement Agency]
|
||||
would not touch them because they were CIA planes. So he started
|
||||
back hauling, from Columbia and Panama, cocaine. And he was
|
||||
running 100 million a month in cocaine through the little Mena
|
||||
airport. Well the problem at Mena was, you got that much cocaine
|
||||
and you've got that much money -- but you have to launder that
|
||||
money. Dan Lasater, Bill Clinton's best friend, who went to jail
|
||||
with Roger Clinton for cocaine -- not selling it, but giving it
|
||||
away -- had a bonding, a bonding house. And guess what? He did
|
||||
the bond underwriting for ADFA.
|
||||
|
||||
We found out 2 weeks ago from a high-ranking, ex-CIA official, a
|
||||
person who is authentic and he is on the record, that Dan Lasater
|
||||
was indeed the man that [Barry] Seal used to launder the money.
|
||||
For Mena. Some of that laundered money went into the Arkansas
|
||||
Development Finance Authority.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Did you know that at the time?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I didn't know it, but I found it out.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Um-hmm. [understands]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: And uh, what they were doing, they would issue a bond
|
||||
and let's say give, like I told your audience before, Webster
|
||||
Hubbell {3}, who created ADFA -- I mean drafted it, legislated
|
||||
it, got it passed -- he and his father-in-law, Seth Ward, got the
|
||||
first loan at ADFA for $2.85 million. You can't find that he ever
|
||||
paid anybody back.
|
||||
|
||||
Other, other recipients of "loans" were Don Tyson, Tyson
|
||||
Industries, International Paper.
|
||||
|
||||
Well the problem at ADFA was you couldn't find one person that
|
||||
*ever bought the bonds*. What Lasater was doing was taking the
|
||||
drug money, running it through ADFA as if people were buying the
|
||||
bonds. That money would lead ADFA to one of the banks that they
|
||||
used out of state, 2 of which I think were in BCCI's [Bank of
|
||||
Credit and Commerce International, a.k.a. Bank of Crooks and
|
||||
Criminals International] network. And the other underwriter of
|
||||
bonds at ADFA at the time was none other than Stephens'
|
||||
investment firm. And the man that brought BCCI to America was
|
||||
Jackson Stephens.
|
||||
|
||||
One of the banks they used in Chicago, Guaranty, guess who owns
|
||||
part of it? Dan Rostenkowski. {4}.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Dan Rostenkowski, yeah. Um-hmm [pensive].
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Now you understand the rest of the story, why when Bill
|
||||
Clinton first got elected he fired the federal prosecutor that
|
||||
was on Rostenkowski's case. You also see now why he broke
|
||||
precedent and went to Chicago and campaigned in a primary [for
|
||||
"Rosty"].
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|
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DONAHUE: But isn't it poetic justice that this Mr. Stevens {5}
|
||||
shows up, working in another department which ended up being Bill
|
||||
Clinton's worst haunt?
|
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|
||||
NICHOLS: [laughs] Yes it was. And uh, Mr. Stephanopoulos is gonna
|
||||
be a "sacrificial lamb" for that little exercise.
|
||||
|
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DONAHUE: Now, because of the verbal exchange and he was upset
|
||||
that Jay Stevens had been hired there and how could that have
|
||||
happened?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Absolutely. Now you see, to show you how slick Clinton
|
||||
was, when he held his infamous press conference he said that no
|
||||
one in his cabinet called them. Well let me give your audience a
|
||||
little clue, or something they didn't know: *Time* magazine, as
|
||||
you know, wrote that Saturday, with their [news] feed, saying
|
||||
that, in fact, Stephanopoulos *had* called the RTC [Resolution
|
||||
Trust Corporation]. Bill Clinton knew it that night. He knew that
|
||||
that story was coming. Yet he stood there and lied to the
|
||||
American people and said they knew nothing about it. And you
|
||||
would think, "Gosh, what a technical blunder on his part. I mean,
|
||||
that was stupid."
|
||||
|
||||
It isn't. You see, I don't know what *Time* magazine's
|
||||
circulation is, but let's give it some millions. That does not
|
||||
match the hundreds of million that prime time TV brings to it.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. Um-hmm. [understands]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: So some millions [read] the truth. But hundreds of
|
||||
millions of people heard him lie and believed it.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Now Jay Stevens was a former U.S. attorney who was
|
||||
investigating Rostenkowski in the district there. Um, then he
|
||||
ended up with, um, what's the oversight organization regarding
|
||||
S&Ls? [Savings & Loans]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Um, the RTC?
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yeah. Right. So he ended up working out of that
|
||||
department instead. And *he* was the one that, for the most part,
|
||||
initiated the investigation into Whitewater and Madison Guaranty.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Absolutely. And again, there's no connection between Jay
|
||||
Stevens and Jackson Stephens. Jackson Stephens is the wealthy man
|
||||
from Stephens investment firm out of Little Rock.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. Um-hmm [understands]. Now what was Bill Clinton
|
||||
to gain, besides satisfying his corporate interests there in the
|
||||
state? Uh, let's talk about the direct connection that Bill
|
||||
Clinton... how he benefited through the Arkansas Development and
|
||||
Finance Authority.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well they, Bill Clinton and the power brokers, the
|
||||
Stephens, the "good ol' boy" political machine -- it's been
|
||||
around for over 100 years -- have been grooming Bill Clinton to
|
||||
run for President for 20 years.
|
||||
|
||||
The way he gained is, [for] every one of those loans, they had to
|
||||
make major campaign contributions. As a matter of fact, during
|
||||
the primary, when no other person could raise money, -- and I'm
|
||||
talking about Paul Tsongas, Kerry, I mean these are known
|
||||
entities -- Bill Clinton got $1.78 million of his campaign money
|
||||
from tentacles that are from ADFA. He got the balance of his
|
||||
money from tentacles that are the Stephens investment firm.
|
||||
|
||||
Now. When he entered the race as President, the day he entered,
|
||||
he had $10 million. And if you understand primary races, the man
|
||||
that wins in a primary is the person with money.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: He also used the same tentacles to acquire the
|
||||
Governorship.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Absolutely. Now the problem that the American people
|
||||
have today, Tom, is this: When you deal with these people, you
|
||||
owe them. And now the American people "owe" those power brokers.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: We'll be right back. Larry Nichols is our special guest.
|
||||
Stay tuned.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} Nichols' nervousness regarding the "California truck" that
|
||||
pulled into his driveway and sat there originates in the large
|
||||
number of apparent "suicides" and violent deaths of persons who
|
||||
have been connected with Bill Clinton. See, for example, "The
|
||||
Clinton Body Count" by Linda Thompson.
|
||||
{2} "...who was hauling arms and supplies to the *Contras* during
|
||||
the early '80s..." *That*, in itself, was illegal. Putting aside
|
||||
for the moment the issue of bringing back cocaine, just smuggling
|
||||
arms to the *Contras* was a violation of the Boland amendment.
|
||||
{3} "...Webster Hubbell..." On April 19, 1993, the day of the
|
||||
"final solution" to the problem of the Branch Davidian standoff,
|
||||
Webster Hubbell was the highest ranking official in the FBI
|
||||
operations center and remained in phone contact with ground
|
||||
commanders throughout the siege. [Source: "The Massacre of the
|
||||
Branch Davidians" by the Committee for Waco Justice. PO Box
|
||||
33037, Washington, DC 20033. Phones: (202) 986-1847, (202) 797-
|
||||
9877.]
|
||||
{4} The Arkansas-Chicago connection: Covered by Sherman Skolnick
|
||||
and included in a "Conspiracy for the Day -- Special Edition."
|
||||
Excerpts below:
|
||||
|
||||
A big cover-up with congressman Dan Rostenkowski of
|
||||
Chicago, arranged by the corrupt IRS, the Justice
|
||||
Department, and the White House.
|
||||
|
||||
[...]
|
||||
|
||||
The hundreds of millions of dollars per month from
|
||||
cocaine and such was reportedly funneled through
|
||||
Garfield Ridge Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. The
|
||||
bank has been owned and operated by congressman
|
||||
Rostenkowski and his cronies, who have commented on the
|
||||
bank's reported criminality for some 20 years now.
|
||||
|
||||
[...]
|
||||
|
||||
{5} "...Mr. Stevens..." To my recollection, it is spelled
|
||||
"Stevens" and not "Stephens." I refer to Jay Stevens, an
|
||||
apparently *real* prosecutor who was investigating ADFA, etc. and
|
||||
was pulled off the case. The "poetic justice" that Donahue
|
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mentions is that Stevens wound up investigating Stephens.
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|
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum,"
|
||||
patriotism in action.
|
||||
|
||||
Many of you have the video -- at least some of you have the video
|
||||
-- *Clinton's Circle of Power* (or actually, it should be called
|
||||
*Clinton's Circle of Thugs*) um, and quite a few of those went
|
||||
out this week. So look in your mailbox for those.
|
||||
|
||||
If you want to order *Clinton's Circle of Power*, we're making it
|
||||
available through our organization. Twenty dollars. Just write to
|
||||
us -- mention the video *Clinton's Circle of Power* -- America
|
||||
First, P.O. Box 720055, Dallas, Texas, 75372.
|
||||
|
||||
And the soon-to-be-released, *The Clinton Chronicles*. We'll be
|
||||
telling you more about that.
|
||||
|
||||
Larry, where did we leave off? I think we were at the point where
|
||||
Clinton was the beneficiary of these loans. Um, not just loans,
|
||||
but I guess they were campaign contributions to keep him in the
|
||||
governorship, as well as to run for President.
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: Absolutely. And then people need to understand
|
||||
that in Arkansas, it's a small state, and if you have the money,
|
||||
you have the power. And it was through the money, through the
|
||||
power, that Bill Clinton obtained control of the state police, of
|
||||
the court system, of all the attorneys -- I mean, if you crossed
|
||||
Bill Clinton, your attorneys license was lost. If you crossed
|
||||
Bill Clinton and you were a doctor, you lost your doctor's
|
||||
license.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: But if you were a friend of Bill, you could be like
|
||||
Jocelyn Elders and murder people {1} or like his mother and be
|
||||
incompetent as an anesthetist.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. And if you were against Bill, you also
|
||||
faced one of the potentials of being one of the mysterious deaths
|
||||
that never seem to get solved.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let's talk about, um, because that's most important
|
||||
here, um, let's name some of the folks that have died. We do have
|
||||
this son of Jerry Parks, Gary Parks, on with us tomorrow.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. And, uh, Gary came to me about 3 or 4
|
||||
months ago, scared. They were being followed by the same people
|
||||
that follow me. And they needed help, he and his mother. And I
|
||||
told him the best thing he could do to protect his family -- and
|
||||
I won't get into the story, so... if it messes you up tomorrow --
|
||||
but the best thing that he could do would be to come out and tell
|
||||
his story. Because even with me, there's been a certain amount of
|
||||
protection by doin' that.
|
||||
|
||||
It's tragic what happened to his dad. All he was guilty of, all
|
||||
his dad died for, was simply knowing Bill Clinton and the sleaze
|
||||
of his operation.
|
||||
|
||||
Then you go to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. I had an informant from
|
||||
Hot Springs, a dentist. He was gonna tell Ambrose. I had an
|
||||
interview set up on a Friday. The man called me, said he was
|
||||
scared, it was too hot, he was leaving the state. I begged him
|
||||
not to go. He went anyway. He told me to re-schedule for Tuesday.
|
||||
On Sunday, I had to call Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, with the
|
||||
*[London] Sunday Telegraph*, and tell him that... not to bother
|
||||
coming back because his informant was dead.
|
||||
|
||||
Then you've got the L.J. Davises of the world; reporters that
|
||||
came in here. He was investigating the Stephens and Mena and ADFA
|
||||
-- that connection. He left town with a knot on his head.
|
||||
Somebody had broken in and hit him over the head. {2}.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: And examined his notes. {3}. And what they were looking
|
||||
through was the information on this bond scam that you were...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yes sir. That's it.
|
||||
|
||||
Gary Lane, from Pat Robertson [CBN]. They come in. They started
|
||||
investigating Mena and ADFA. {4}. They get death threats. They
|
||||
leave town.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Gary Lane with Pat Robertson's network, the Christian
|
||||
Broadcast Network?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yes sir.
|
||||
|
||||
So you see? I mean, it's pretty rough here.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Now let's, for our listeners, because, um, in case
|
||||
they're not able to tune in tomorrow or... give 'em a "teaser,"
|
||||
in a nice kind of way, but I think they need to hear this and
|
||||
they need to act on this: let's talk about Jerry Parks. And the
|
||||
fact is, he *was* a political foe. He was investigating Clinton
|
||||
for many years. He built up files. But then he became a security
|
||||
director. His company was the security detail for the Clinton-
|
||||
Gore campaign. How'd that happen?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well Bill Clinton has a policy that was adopted years
|
||||
ago: The best place to have your enemies is working for ya. So it
|
||||
is not uncommon that Bill Clinton would have known the file that
|
||||
Mr. Parks had. And to protect that file, they gave him a
|
||||
lucrative contract to secure the campaign headquarters and
|
||||
eventually the transition headquarters.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: So you neutralize by way of hiring, bringing them into
|
||||
your fold. And then you have that control. And then you may have
|
||||
to also find out *what* they have, and perhaps even "take 'em
|
||||
out." [i.e. assassinate them]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. It is my theory, and at this point it is
|
||||
only a theory, that Mr. Parks took his file, which was his last
|
||||
official act for the Clinton campaign, he was to meet someone to
|
||||
receive payment, his final payment. And instead of being paid, he
|
||||
was assassinated. Brutally. They shot him twice then drove down
|
||||
the road, turned around and came back, and shot him point-blank
|
||||
10 more times. {5}.
|
||||
|
||||
I was sitting with Gary Parks just last week, at the police
|
||||
department, with the investigator. The investigator said that it
|
||||
was a "hit," but told Gary that they probably would never solve
|
||||
it.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: We'll come right back, with our guest, and talk more
|
||||
about this "hit." Stay tuned.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...be like Jocelyn Elders and murder people." I'm not sure
|
||||
what this refers to. I am unaware that Jocelyn Elders has
|
||||
murdered anyone. Donahue gives no further information as to this
|
||||
claim.
|
||||
{2} (Regarding L.J. Davis.) L.J. Davis went to Arkansas to
|
||||
research a subsequent *New Republic* cover story on Whitewater,
|
||||
etc. Here is what happened to him, as described in the *Wall
|
||||
Street Journal*, March 23, 1994:
|
||||
|
||||
He was returning to his room at Little Rock's Legacy
|
||||
Hotel about 6:30 after an interview on the evening of
|
||||
Feb. 13. The last thing he remembers is putting his key
|
||||
in the door, and the next thing he remembers is waking
|
||||
up face down on the floor, with his arm twisted under
|
||||
his body and a big lump on his head above his left ear.
|
||||
The room door was shut and locked. Nothing was missing
|
||||
except four "significant" pages of his notebook that
|
||||
included a list of his sources in Little Rock.
|
||||
["Censored in Arkansas," WSJ, 3/23/94]
|
||||
|
||||
{3} "And examined his notes..." Not just *examined* his notes but
|
||||
*ripped out* four pages from his notebook. See above, note #2.
|
||||
What do LaRouche et al. say about this? Was conking Davis over
|
||||
the head and stealing his notes also part of the British plot to
|
||||
discredit Clinton? What say ye, Crocker?
|
||||
{4} (Regarding the CBN [Christian Broadcasting Network]
|
||||
investigation of Mena, ADFA, etc.) See "Conspiracy for the Day --
|
||||
May 4 and May 5, 1994," "The Arkansas Connection."
|
||||
|
||||
See also "Conspiracy for the Day -- April 21, 1994," for a
|
||||
glimpse of the atmosphere of terror in Arkansas. Here are
|
||||
excerpts from that "CfD" where an anonymous reporter discusses
|
||||
his impressions of Arkansas:
|
||||
|
||||
REPORTER: Jerry, we spent a lot of time with Larry
|
||||
Nichols, who's actually featured in the Clinton video.
|
||||
Everywhere that we went, with Larry, we were followed.
|
||||
It was very obvious. We'd sit down at a coffee shop,
|
||||
we'd have our lunch with him, and there would be a
|
||||
[state] trooper; a trooper would come in and sit down.
|
||||
We would get up. We'd leave. They would leave. And they
|
||||
were just wherever we were. In fact, we did a few things
|
||||
to check things out to see if it wasn't just a
|
||||
coincidence, and actually we were being followed. No
|
||||
doubt about it.
|
||||
|
||||
You know, I have filmed all over the world. I've been
|
||||
doing this for many, many, many years. And I tell you, I
|
||||
have never been in a situation that I've seen the
|
||||
paranoia that I've seen in Arkansas.
|
||||
|
||||
Now very few people would actually agree to be on
|
||||
camera, but we talked to many, many more who would talk
|
||||
with us off-camera. And the thing that I discovered with
|
||||
all of them was they'd always kind of speak with a
|
||||
hushed voice, and they'd always kind of be looking
|
||||
around, looking around, to see if somebody was there
|
||||
listening to them. There is a fear in Arkansas that I
|
||||
just really can't describe.
|
||||
|
||||
{5} (Regarding the murder of Jerry Parks.) *Maybe* it was another
|
||||
"lone nut" that for no good reason just drilled him full of
|
||||
holes. Either that, or there was some motive. Was it robbery? Did
|
||||
someone drive up beside him and shoot him twice, drive off, turn
|
||||
around and drive back, shoot him "point-blank" 10 times -- all
|
||||
this just to rob him? There seems to be just one candidate for
|
||||
being the most likely explanation: a political assassination.
|
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|
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum."
|
||||
We're talking with Larry Nichols. He worked in the Clinton...
|
||||
actually, ADFA, that's the Arkansas Development and Finance
|
||||
Authority, when Clinton was Governor.
|
||||
|
||||
Um, a few more things on Mr. Parks. Uh, he... Who was he working
|
||||
for when he was collecting information, as a private investigator
|
||||
in his company, against Bill Clinton?
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: Well, they don't really know. Just yesterday, I
|
||||
found out from Gary [Parks] that his mother told *him* for the
|
||||
first time that he was working for a congressman. And he started
|
||||
getting information in '83, taking pictures of Bill Clinton with
|
||||
women, drugs, etc.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: He built up an extensive file.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yessir, he did. And that file is missing today.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Now the house, now, as you said, we'll get into that
|
||||
more with Gary, his son, tomorrow. In both hours.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Let's talk about a current one, Vince Foster.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let's do that.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: What did Vince Foster know that would cause him to have
|
||||
to die?
|
||||
|
||||
Number 1, he was Hillary's boyfriend. Had been for years. Now I
|
||||
brought that up in my 1990 lawsuit, the one that brought up
|
||||
Gennifer Flowers, Whitewater. All that stuff's been layin' there
|
||||
since 1990.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: And trooper Patterson said that during one of the
|
||||
parties that Bill [Clinton] was not at, Hillary and Vince Foster
|
||||
were... *He saw* Vince Foster, uh, touch, fondle Hillary and she
|
||||
was pleased with that kind of fondling and uh, gave the trooper a
|
||||
"thumbs up."
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yeah. As a matter of fact, the troopers also stated that
|
||||
they had delivered Vince and Hillary to the Rose Law Firm
|
||||
"retreat," to spend weekends together.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yes.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: But Vince Foster was involved with that.
|
||||
|
||||
Vince Foster knew about the insider trading on the pharmaceutical
|
||||
stock. Vince Foster knew that we were comin' at 'em with
|
||||
Whitewater. Vince Foster knew I was comin' at 'em with ADFA. And
|
||||
all of which he was involved in.
|
||||
|
||||
I believe Vince was about to "snap." I think the pressure was
|
||||
getting... with "Travelgate," etc. The next thing, you find out
|
||||
he's dead.
|
||||
|
||||
Now let's take the death. The original 2 ambulance drivers that
|
||||
picked up Vince Foster's body were amazed when they put the body
|
||||
on the stretcher, because there was no blood. One of 'em even
|
||||
said he didn't even have to wash his hands.
|
||||
|
||||
As you know, about a month ago (I don't know the exact date, but
|
||||
on a Friday), the Park Police [a.k.a. the "meter maids"], with
|
||||
all the rumors going around -- and especially if you've seen our
|
||||
tape. On the tape I tell you about the inconsistencies: no powder
|
||||
burns on the lip, teeth or gums; no puddle of blood; no big
|
||||
amount of blood. Well the Park Police did a mysterious thing:
|
||||
they released a picture, released 2 pictures, to ABC. And *only*
|
||||
ABC.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Um-hmm [understands]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: And it was supposed to dispel the rum... you know, the
|
||||
rumors.
|
||||
|
||||
Let me tell you what was wrong with those pictures. Not to get
|
||||
into great detail, but they're absolute frauds. And I can prove
|
||||
it simply. If you go to the picture where they are showing the
|
||||
gun in the hand, and there, laying there from the waist down to
|
||||
the crotch, you'll notice red, brown and yellow leaves all over.
|
||||
Folks, July the 20th, there are no leaves on the ground in
|
||||
Washington, D.C.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Well how could they mess up so bad? I mean, I don't
|
||||
understand how they could be so stupid.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well, a lot of people have said, "Well watch out, they
|
||||
did that on purpose to trip you up." You gotta understand, Bill
|
||||
Clinton and his team are not perfect. And imagine this: If you're
|
||||
the President... Even if you're the President of the United
|
||||
States and you wake up one day and you say, "Golly. I'm gonna be
|
||||
'framed' for this murder. So I need to call somebody and get
|
||||
those pictures doctored." Who would you call? You see, Bill
|
||||
Clinton runs a *tight* circle of power. A *tight* loop. If he
|
||||
picked up the phone and called *you*, Tom, and said, "I need you
|
||||
to doctor these pictures," and you said, "no," he's got a leak.
|
||||
Because you might go to the media and say, "This guy called me,
|
||||
trying to get the pictures doctored!"
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. Um-hmm [understands]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: So I don't think you'll find they have the absolute
|
||||
expertise available. And to be honest, I don't think they even
|
||||
thought about it. And to be even more honest, I don't think they
|
||||
cared. Because you will notice, other than me, who has challenged
|
||||
those pictures? And I've taken it to other networks. They've had
|
||||
it looked at. They've authenticated what I've said. But they're
|
||||
not gonna get in a contest with ABC.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. Obviously, uh, the media's having to cover this
|
||||
in greater detail with Paula Jones coming forward with her sexual
|
||||
harassment suit. And when you hire Bill Bennett's brother, it
|
||||
shows you how the difference between Republicans and Democrats
|
||||
[chuckles], I mean, I say that "tongue in cheek." You have Bill
|
||||
Bennett's brother representing Bill Clinton in this case and
|
||||
perhaps in his legal wranglings over "Whitewater-gate."
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yes. And you see, the Paula Jones story... I talked to
|
||||
her and her husband yesterday. She is filing today. It's very
|
||||
important that your audience understand: There's a difference
|
||||
between Gennifer...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Was that not officially filed yesterday? Or was there...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: No sir. They were supposed to and they backed off. And
|
||||
they're filing today.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Today. O.K.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: There's a difference between Gennifer Flowers and the
|
||||
other women that had affairs with him. And this lady, Tom, this
|
||||
lady *is* a lady [i.e. Paula Jones]. She's your wife, my wife,
|
||||
our daughters, all your audience's daughters, sisters, wives.
|
||||
|
||||
And you see, it's the same thing with her. She was walking down
|
||||
the street, essentially, and Bill Clinton said, "I want that
|
||||
woman." He sent Danny Ferguson, a state police officer, to
|
||||
solicit her, bring her to him. And she said, "No." This woman
|
||||
said, "No." And she's scared to death because she knows what I
|
||||
have been honor-bound to tell her: That Bill Clinton and his
|
||||
"spin doctors" are gonna do everything in their power to destroy
|
||||
this woman's reputation, her life. And she said, "No."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Did not Paula Jones work for Clinton?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: She worked for the state. The actual event occurred
|
||||
while the AIDC, the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission,
|
||||
was having a convention. She was working the floor of the
|
||||
convention. A state trooper came down and told her that the
|
||||
Governor wanted to meet her, or talk with her. If you're a state
|
||||
employee and the Governor says, "Come on," you come on!
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Well absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: When she got to the room, she noticed the trooper stood
|
||||
at the door, right outside the door, but didn't come in. Bill
|
||||
Clinton immediately said he wanted her to have oral sex with him.
|
||||
She was shocked. She said, "No." And then he pulled down his
|
||||
britches and exposed himself. And she left. She was upset and she
|
||||
left.
|
||||
|
||||
Now. There's more evidence than I've shared with you. But again,
|
||||
we need to let that be resolved through the court system. And we
|
||||
need to let her attorneys justify, and her, her position. [CN --
|
||||
To contribute to Paula Jones' legal fund, call 1-800-91 TRUTH.]
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: How long ago was that?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well the problem is, it was like her 3-year statute of
|
||||
limitation runs out tomorrow. Now the big question, and the
|
||||
whole...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: We're talking early 1990s which is, you know, I mean
|
||||
pretty recent.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Right. So the problem that they're gonna attack her with
|
||||
is credibility, because she waited so long to file. Let me assure
|
||||
you, in 19...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: It didn't affect Anita Hill.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: No.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Anita Hill had all the time in the world.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well I know. But in 1988 I tried to get an attorney in
|
||||
Arkansas. You could not get one to fight Bill Clinton. And then
|
||||
if you'll notice, when her event occurred soon after that he was
|
||||
running for President. Soon after that he was President. So bless
|
||||
this little lady's heart, she *tried*, early on, to get an
|
||||
apology. She was also engaged at the time. She had a real mental
|
||||
problem with her husband-to-be finding out, and what it would do.
|
||||
|
||||
As soon as she finally told her husband, then it was over. He did
|
||||
the right thing and said, "Come on." And they sought out, and
|
||||
they couldn't find, a "high dollar," good attorney. They ended up
|
||||
taking Danny Traler(?), which I'm not "knocking" him, but he's a
|
||||
real estate attorney.
|
||||
|
||||
Now yesterday, you'll notice, they put on a show of strength, to
|
||||
prove to Traler and to Paula what's gonna happen to 'em. They
|
||||
hired the biggest name attorney they could hire, they attacked
|
||||
Paula, and they attacked their attorney. And it was designed to
|
||||
scare 'em -- which it did. Hopefully it would scare them from
|
||||
filing, which it did not do.
|
||||
|
||||
And Tom, the thing, and this is the most significant, other than
|
||||
the fact she said, "No.": Think about Congress now. What are they
|
||||
gonna do? On one hand, they're trying to roast and destroy Bob
|
||||
Packwood. They had nowhere near the evidence that this lady has.
|
||||
Now what are they gonna do? Are they gonna say, "Uh oh. Now we're
|
||||
after Packwood and now our 'fearless leader' is accused of the
|
||||
same thing, with more evidence. We roasted Anita Hill's uh,
|
||||
Clarence Thomas." What are they gonna do? Are they going to
|
||||
pursue Clinton like they pursued Packwood? Or are they gonna have
|
||||
to drop Packwood and say, "Well. Nothin' on him either."
|
||||
|
||||
You see, Congress is *in a bind*. And I will say one more thing.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Call it "Hypocrisy-gate." We've gotta take a break. And
|
||||
hold that thought. We're gonna go to your calls, I promise, in
|
||||
just moments. 1-800-298-8255.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
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|
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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 42
|
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======================================
|
||||
("Quid coniuratio est?")
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
-----------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: We're back. We're talking with Larry Nichols. He has
|
||||
a major part, and contributor in, 2 videos: *The Clinton
|
||||
Chronicles* will be soon released. And he's in the *Clinton's
|
||||
Circle of Power* video. We're making that available for $20.
|
||||
|
||||
Um, I guess you could really call it *Clinton's Circle of Thugs*,
|
||||
or *Clinton's Lust for Power*, 'cause that's really what we have
|
||||
here, don't we Larry? (And I want you to pick up where you left
|
||||
off.)
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: Yessir, it is. And to go back where I was. The
|
||||
incredible thing last week was, I got 5 calls from Wall Street,
|
||||
whatever you call 'em, brokerage firm people, wanting to know if
|
||||
the Paula Jones suit was gonna be filed. And I said, "Yes, I
|
||||
believe it is." They said, "Well you can't do that, basically,
|
||||
because the dollar versus the yen," (whatever that means), "is
|
||||
like at 100 and, one more scandal is going to destroy the dollar-
|
||||
yen whatever."
|
||||
|
||||
And what I had to tell 'em was, "You don't seem to understand.
|
||||
Paula Jones didn't do anything wrong. All of the stuff I've been
|
||||
doin', I haven't done anything wrong. The bombshell that's coming
|
||||
Sunday isn't my fault. The problem is Bill Clinton. If the
|
||||
market's unstable, it's *him*, not us."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: You've got these financial wheeler-dealers, uh wanting
|
||||
to protect our financial assets, rather than the nation's assets
|
||||
and what's in the best pursuit and light of justice. They're
|
||||
calling you and I guess threatening, or implying threats, if you
|
||||
don't do something about, uh stifling this woman.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yeah. I mean they didn't threaten *me*, but they said,
|
||||
you know, "You're destroying the economy."
|
||||
|
||||
I'm not destroying anything. *He* is.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: They wanted you to believe that if this would go
|
||||
forward, that it would destroy the economy, the united States,
|
||||
and that should supersede justice prevailing.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. Now the good news is, the reason Bill
|
||||
Clinton will be forced to resign at the end of this month, the
|
||||
first of next, is because, you see, it's starting to affect the
|
||||
*Power*. You see, Clinton's not the power. He's a cheap, tin man.
|
||||
As a matter of fact, now that the Paula Jones' story is out, you
|
||||
understand that he's really a sexual pervert. He's "white trash."
|
||||
But he's probably 5th to 7th level player. And Stephens, for
|
||||
example, the people that own him, are probably maybe 3 or 4
|
||||
level. I don't even *know* who's the 1st and 2nd level! But you
|
||||
see, he's starting to affect their money. And they're going to
|
||||
explain to Bill Clinton, as this stuff proceeds, that *now*, his
|
||||
bein' President is hurting him... or hurting *them*. And they'll
|
||||
give him an explanation, that he will understand, that he needs
|
||||
to go ahead and resign.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: They'll make him an "offer he can't refuse."
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: And it won't be a pretty picture if he says no.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I would think with the Vince Foster death, that they can
|
||||
prove their point fairly clearly.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Gotcha.
|
||||
|
||||
O.K. Let's take a couple calls here. Thanks for being so patient,
|
||||
callers. Let's go to Carol in Boston. Hi, Carol.
|
||||
|
||||
CAROL: Good morning, Tom...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Hi. Go ahead.
|
||||
|
||||
CAROL: ...and Mr. Nichols. I can hardly hear you.
|
||||
|
||||
Anyway. I have a question for Mr. Nichols. I heard him on this
|
||||
talk show, and he talked about 2 sealed indictments that were
|
||||
"coming down" this week?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yes, ma'am. There are 2 sealed indictments. I did not
|
||||
say they were "coming down" this week.
|
||||
|
||||
CAROL: Oh. I'm sorry.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Um, through my sources... Now this is interesting, and
|
||||
you need to hear the whole story. Through my sources, I
|
||||
understand...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let's let Carol go and listen on her radio. Go ahead,
|
||||
Larry.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I have very good confidence in my sources. Indictments
|
||||
were sealed for Betsy Wright and George Stephanopoulos for
|
||||
obstruction of justice, perjury before a grand jury.
|
||||
|
||||
Now. A sealed indictment can stay sealed for years. A sealed
|
||||
indictment generally means that the prosecutors are trying to
|
||||
leverage that person into turning state's evidence against the
|
||||
next person up.
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Fiske came out, and remember, in a grand jury you're
|
||||
never, in that kind of a thing, you're never supposed to reveal
|
||||
what's going on. {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
The *Washington Times*, in a rumors column (and remember, it's a
|
||||
rumor at this point), in the rumors column of the *Washington
|
||||
Times* they said that there are indictments and others coming,
|
||||
sealed, against Stephanopoulos and Betsy Wright.
|
||||
|
||||
Fiske came out and said openly that there is no indictment. Now,
|
||||
you can't have it both ways. Either don't talk about it, or do
|
||||
talk about it. Don't tell people that they can't find out
|
||||
information, and then tell them information when it benefits
|
||||
Clinton.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. At this point it's pure speculation.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well it's something when the man, the lead prosecutor,
|
||||
comes out on pure speculation, and on a rumor, and tries to
|
||||
dispel it. Now think about the magnitude of that. If the paper
|
||||
had said they *had* the documents, then he could respond.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: It's *incredible* what's going on.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: What do you think of Mr. Fiske?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: He's an absolute "ringer" [i.e. not what he seems]. Let
|
||||
me give you another example.
|
||||
|
||||
When Gary Lane of CBN was in town, they had stumbled into, at
|
||||
ADFA, they had seen a document that was very damning. No one had
|
||||
ever seen it before. They started pressuring 'em. *The next day*,
|
||||
in comes Fiske's people and subpoenas those documents and seals
|
||||
'em from the light of day.
|
||||
|
||||
Just last Thursday, the Chicago Board of Trade said they found
|
||||
all of the trades that Hillary made.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Friday mornin' at 9 o'clock, Robert Fiske seals those...
|
||||
files a subpoena and seals *that* information.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: He's like a paper "Pac-man," goin' around scarfing up
|
||||
everything that could be brought out in the public view. Uh, and
|
||||
God only knows what he's gonna do with it.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: How can he, Tom, represent the people of America when,
|
||||
in fact, he represented BCCI and Clark Clifford? And Whitewater
|
||||
is going to lead in, since it's the same cast of characters, to
|
||||
BCCI. And he can't prosecute former clients. He can't prosecute,
|
||||
he can't investigate International Paper. International Paper
|
||||
sold 200 some acres to Whitewater, got a loan at ADFA. He can't
|
||||
investigate them because he represented 'em.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: L.J. Davis, in his article (and we've interviewed him),
|
||||
"The Name of the Rose," talked in detail about BCCI and their
|
||||
connections and how they got started in Little Rock...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. So you see...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: ...within the confines of the united States.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: So ya see how we're outnumbered? I mean here's Robert
|
||||
Fiske, appointed by Janet Reno, who represented Clark Clifford,
|
||||
who got off because Clinton, literally, "gave him a walk"
|
||||
[pardoned him].
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: But the excuse was, "He's an old man."
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well I hope when I get to be his age I can run around
|
||||
and break every law in the book and not pay for it. Because I'll
|
||||
leave my family with a lot of money when I die!
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: There ya go.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} "In a grand jury... you're never supposed to reveal what's
|
||||
going on." Unless the case involves Commerce Secretary Ron Brown,
|
||||
that is. From "Conspiracy for the Day," November 17, 1993:
|
||||
|
||||
But evidence suggests someone, perhaps at the Justice
|
||||
Department, is leaking details of the Grand Jury
|
||||
investigation. *That* is a violation of federal law. In
|
||||
its October 11th issue, a source close to Brown detailed
|
||||
for *Time* magazine some of the testimony taken by the
|
||||
Federal Grand Jury. And officials at the White House
|
||||
reportedly told *Time* in a later issue that the Grand
|
||||
Jury investigation "is virtually complete and they are
|
||||
confident Brown will be pleased with the results."
|
||||
|
||||
BURTON [Congressman Dan Burton of Indiana]: I don't know
|
||||
how the White House, or Mr. Brown or anybody else would
|
||||
know what is going on in any Grand Jury room. And I
|
||||
don't understand why Mr. Ly is not being called. He
|
||||
should be called. The Grand Jury should get all of the
|
||||
information possible so they can make an informed
|
||||
decision on whether or not to indict Mr. Brown.
|
||||
|
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[CN Editor -- I cannot vouch for the accuracy of *all* of the
|
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following. It may or may not be true, I just don't know.]
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|
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[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
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|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
More about Bank of Credit and Commerce International [BCCI].
|
||||
|
||||
In exclusive details, we told you how this bank bribed and/or
|
||||
blackmailed more than 20 percent of the U.S. House of
|
||||
Representatives and the Senate. Reportedly used were 6 LaSalle
|
||||
street commodities brokers, including CapCom and GSP(?)
|
||||
Commodities. CapCom was owned, in part, by TeleCommunications,
|
||||
Incorporated [TCI], the largest group of cable TV systems in the
|
||||
nation.
|
||||
|
||||
BCCI has been a large, secret shareholder in TCI, as well as
|
||||
Turner Broadcasting's CNN and the parent firm of ABC News, and
|
||||
helped finance deals of the chairman of CBS, Incorporated.
|
||||
|
||||
So the news fakers are not about to give you real details.
|
||||
|
||||
The press keeps saying BCCI went under. *Oh yeah?* Yet Bank Indo-
|
||||
Suez(?) of Paris took over their operation in the united States
|
||||
and worldwide.
|
||||
|
||||
Another group reportedly tied in to BCCI are so-called "religious
|
||||
broadcasters." In Chicago, channel 38 TV has been headed by Jerry
|
||||
Rose, recent president of the National Religious Broadcasters.
|
||||
Rose is reportedly closely linked to International Consultants,
|
||||
Incorporated. They apparently are part of deals with known
|
||||
weapons smugglers supplying terrorist organizations! Such as Abu
|
||||
Nidal.
|
||||
|
||||
Those who recently picketed channel 38 demanded that Rose
|
||||
immediately break his unholy connection.
|
||||
|
||||
Sources close to the problem contend there are vouchers showing
|
||||
mysterious transfers of large amounts through BCCI to Rose and
|
||||
others in his field.
|
||||
|
||||
Our chairman [CCCC] recently interviewed a vice-president and the
|
||||
operations chief of channel 38. They both insist that the audit
|
||||
of the corporation does not show any BCCI transfers to the
|
||||
corporation itself. And they shift the blame to their boss, Jerry
|
||||
Rose, by saying what *he* does is his private life.
|
||||
|
||||
Bank of Criminals and Conspirators International [BCCI] also had
|
||||
so-called "auditors" who gave them an O.K. right up to the time
|
||||
the press said that the bank, with 473 branches in 70 countries,
|
||||
went under.
|
||||
|
||||
Pat Robertson is *another* religious broadcasting hotshot who
|
||||
reportedly got big bucks from, and through, BCCI. How'd it happen
|
||||
that from obscure background and beginnings, Robertson *shot up*
|
||||
like a rocket?!
|
||||
|
||||
Now to sidestep the IRS, Robertson took in a partner: the cable
|
||||
giant we mentioned, TeleCommunications, Incorporated, tied to
|
||||
BCCI.
|
||||
|
||||
These "holy rollers" in turn have business links to a known
|
||||
religious broadcaster who is also a known merchant of death in
|
||||
South Africa!
|
||||
|
||||
The news fakers describe BCCI as an Arab bank. *Oh yeah!?* Yet
|
||||
they have been operated in some 70 countries by the American CIA,
|
||||
the French CIA, Israeli Intelligence (the Mossad), and other
|
||||
spymasters.
|
||||
|
||||
Publicly, they mouth off "Jesus Christ" almost every other breath.
|
||||
Privately, they seem to worship the secret gold statues of
|
||||
espionage. Cynics call them simply part of the "Assembly of
|
||||
Satan." {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
So these religious fakers, in their heart of hearts, how do
|
||||
*they* explain what their own so-called "beliefs" call an
|
||||
"offense against Heaven," huh?
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: The Corruption in the State's Attorneys Office.
|
||||
(312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Friday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
Donations appreciated. Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the
|
||||
Courts, 9800 South Oglesby, Chicago, [Illinois] 60617. For the
|
||||
latest on courts, banks, espionage agencies, political
|
||||
assassinations, and the news media. On 24 hours a day.
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------<< Notes >>------------------------------
|
||||
{1} While there are no doubt unscrupulous persons calling
|
||||
themselves "Christians," that does not negate the fact that there
|
||||
are millions of good people throughout the world who sincerely do
|
||||
their best to practice that faith. Although I myself would not
|
||||
call myself a "Christian," because I do not agree with their
|
||||
tenet that they are the "one true faith," nevertheless I,
|
||||
personally, have been most favorably impressed by and helped by
|
||||
*true* Christians. I have a number of Christian friends who have
|
||||
been a major blessing in my life and, in fact, I cannot begin to
|
||||
express how nice they have been to me.
|
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|
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
|
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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|
||||
[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: Jeff, in Dallas. Go ahead.
|
||||
|
||||
Ask your question, Jeff.
|
||||
|
||||
JEFF: Uh, yes. Mr. Nichols. Do you have in your possession the
|
||||
paperwork that shows that the money that came from ADFA *did* go
|
||||
into Clinton's political campaign? Can you prove that? And if you
|
||||
can, then how come they're not asking you [for it?] And I know
|
||||
they're calling you a liar, and the media's just spinnin' this
|
||||
out of control...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. Thanks, Jeff.
|
||||
|
||||
Do you, do you have documentation for this?
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: As a matter of fact, I do, sir. And that's why I'm
|
||||
striving so hard to get a congressional hearing. Because I don't
|
||||
think the documents need to be put out in the media, and I can
|
||||
explain that.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Why hasn't Fiske come after your documents?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Robert Fiske better not come after *my* documents.
|
||||
Because if he tries to seal them, the next day, when he serves me
|
||||
a subpoena, the next day it'll be all over the media. Everything
|
||||
*I* have will be out.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: I see. So you'll get... So it's a "win-win." {1}. You'll
|
||||
get the publicity that you've been asking for all along... beyond
|
||||
talk radio.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well, I don't want publicity. I want the information
|
||||
out.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: None of this is to benefit *your* personal career
|
||||
endeavors, but to get this information out so we know the truth.
|
||||
Hopefully....
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Absolutely.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: We'll be right back with Larry Nichols, and your calls.
|
||||
1-800-298-8255.
|
||||
|
||||
[...Commercial break...]
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum,"
|
||||
patriotism in action.
|
||||
|
||||
Back to the phones we go for Larry Nichols. Let's start off with
|
||||
Harold, in Flint, Michigan. Go ahead, Harold.
|
||||
|
||||
HAROLD: Yeah. Um, Tom. I'd like to ask your guest if
|
||||
[unintelligible] with the gun control bills.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Say, say again?
|
||||
|
||||
HAROLD: I'd like to ask your guest if he thinks we'll be able to
|
||||
beat the sickness in the White House on the gun control issue.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. Thank you, Harold.
|
||||
|
||||
Um, it looks like our Congress is trying to disarm the American
|
||||
people, and they're getting very close, with the numbers today,
|
||||
and you should be calling your congressman to say, "Hell, no."
|
||||
You will not tolerate *any* diminution of our rights. No
|
||||
infringement, period. Any, any weapon can be an "assault weapon,"
|
||||
and any weapon could be a weapon on the battlefield. {2}.
|
||||
|
||||
Go ahead, Larry.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well, I believe, if y'all know what I know about Bill
|
||||
Clinton and his agenda: One of the things that they *have* to do
|
||||
is disarm us. The next thing they have to do is "educate" our
|
||||
children, the way *they* want them educated. And I just pray that
|
||||
Congress -- and I have no reason to believe in 'em any more --
|
||||
but I just pray that they'll stop this madness. Because when they
|
||||
take our "assault weapons," that's step one. What will they take
|
||||
next? When they get health care through -- and you heard Jay
|
||||
Rockefeller say, "I don't care what the American people want,
|
||||
we're gonna get it anyway." What happens when they get health
|
||||
care? They have access to yours and mine and everybody's medical
|
||||
files.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Well if they're gonna take away "assault weapons," the
|
||||
weapons in general, then let's take away Bill Clinton's security
|
||||
team. Let's take away Secret Service. Let's take the weapons that
|
||||
protect our congressmen...
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: ...Huh. Fat chance.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: You see, if it's O.K. once you take the "assault
|
||||
weapons" away, nothin' will happen to ya, then take 'em away from
|
||||
the security guards.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: That's right. Bill Clinton should volunteer and step up
|
||||
to the plate first. And then we'll believe he's serious about gun
|
||||
control and disarmament.
|
||||
|
||||
Let's go to Bob in Golden, Colorado. Go ahead, Bob.
|
||||
|
||||
BOB: Hello, Larry.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: How do you do, sir.
|
||||
|
||||
BOB: I have heard you on other broadcasts where Danny Casalero's
|
||||
name was mentioned and the Octopus Conspiracy which attempts to
|
||||
describe these upper levels of... You talk about Clinton being on
|
||||
the fifth level down. This Casalero story was talking about maybe
|
||||
the second tier up. Can you speculate or describe the operatives
|
||||
in that story that Casalero was developing at the time he was
|
||||
murdered?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Whoa! Uh Bob, some of what -- it is "Bob," right? Hello?
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Bob's listening on his radio.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: O.K. I don't know how to say this. There are some people
|
||||
in that network that I obviously know. And I know them through
|
||||
knowing the *contras*. But as you know, Mr. Casalero's dead. As
|
||||
you know, he was dealing in matters that I do not deal in. Um, I
|
||||
think you will find, when all of this settles -- if it settles
|
||||
and we get a congressional hearing -- a lot of the unanswered
|
||||
questions about all of the tentacles, where they go, where they
|
||||
lead, will start coming into light.
|
||||
|
||||
But now let me give you the negative to that. As I've already
|
||||
explained, long before these people at the power positions start
|
||||
getting exposed, they will make the "offer" to Clinton in an
|
||||
attempt to squash it at that level. And likely as not, they may
|
||||
be, they may win at that.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Larry, the next hour we're gonna talk to you about Terry
|
||||
Reed and John Cummings' book, *Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the
|
||||
CIA*. We touched on Mena. We need to go back to that and Dan
|
||||
Lasater, CIA drugs-guns connection, and how both Presidents --
|
||||
the one prior, too, George Bush, and Bill Clinton -- were co-
|
||||
opted.
|
||||
|
||||
Larry Nichols has been our guest this hour. He'll be with us next
|
||||
hour on many of these fine stations. Stay tuned. Our talk line
|
||||
number is 1-800-298-8255. Clinton's Circle of Thugs, or
|
||||
"Clinton's Circle of Power," is available. Just write to us at
|
||||
America First. For $20.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...it's a 'win-win.'" i.e., "Heads, I win. Tails, I win." He
|
||||
wins no matter if Fiske seals his documents or not.
|
||||
{2} Regarding "assault weapons." The ban on such weapons didn't
|
||||
do Nicole Simpson any good. Whoever murdered her used a knife. A
|
||||
gun of some type might have given *her* a chance to defend
|
||||
herself however.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
|
||||
|
||||
|
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-----------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: Patriotism in action, Tom Donahue, "America's Town
|
||||
Forum." So glad you could join us on our, uh "town hall" today.
|
||||
|
||||
Let me just tell you what's coming up tomorrow and Monday: Gary
|
||||
Parks will be with us. He's the son of the slain Jerry Parks, who
|
||||
provided security detail for Bill Clinton during his Presidential
|
||||
campaign. And John Hillier(?) will be with us Monday.
|
||||
|
||||
So "Clinton-gate," 3 power-packed days. And today is no
|
||||
exception. Larry Nichols, our return guest. Larry worked for Bill
|
||||
Clinton at one time. He was the marketing director for the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority [ADFA]. Larry, I'm
|
||||
glad you're alive and well. I've heard you on other programs.
|
||||
It's, I know you're a bit tentative at times, you're kind of
|
||||
looking out the window, because you have *seen* the body count
|
||||
rise in the last year or so. And I'm sure that there is a certain
|
||||
amount of circumspection here as to whether you should be as
|
||||
public in telling what you're telling. But isn't there also a
|
||||
certain amount of "insurance" and security when you do so?
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: Well that was the decision I made in 1990. I knew
|
||||
that there was a good chance if I came out against Clinton that
|
||||
I'd be one of the "unsolved mysteries" [i.e. murdered]. And it's
|
||||
been part of my plan all along that as long as I maintained a
|
||||
certain amount of visibility, then they really couldn't afford to
|
||||
hurt me. And I've tried to do that.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. Let's talk about, if you could, uh we have some
|
||||
stations just joining us; may not have been with us the first
|
||||
hour. Give us an overview of what you think the strongest
|
||||
allegations are against this President, this reprobate,
|
||||
degenerate President, and why you believe it will force him to
|
||||
either be *told* to, or "wake up and smell the roses," if you
|
||||
will, that it's time for him to go back to, uh "the chicken
|
||||
plucking state."
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: The list of legitimate charges grows daily. As it
|
||||
relates to *me* and my time with him, certainly the most serious
|
||||
is that of laundering money through a state agency of which he
|
||||
had to sign off [i.e. give final approval] on every bond issue,
|
||||
number 1. Power brokering, number 2. Uh, slush funds, you name
|
||||
it.
|
||||
|
||||
And if you took me plumb out of the picture, if you said, "O.K.
|
||||
Everything about you is not significant," then you have to go to
|
||||
what has happened since he's been President. And I think the
|
||||
greatest of all was the raid on Vince Foster's office by
|
||||
Nussbaum, his secretary, Hillary Clinton's personal secretary,
|
||||
and Patsy Thomasson. Now anybody would know that you do not go in
|
||||
and tamper with evidence.
|
||||
|
||||
I will tell you this, that a lady named Helen Dickey(?), who
|
||||
works at the White House, who was Chelsea's nanny in Arkansas,
|
||||
who went to Washington with them (uh, she could not get a
|
||||
security clearance, so they listed her as a security person),
|
||||
when, the day Foster died, she came into the White House and
|
||||
said, "Vince Foster has been shot in the parking lot, in his
|
||||
car."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Hmmm... [surprised, pensive]
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Now to corroborate that statement. She called back to
|
||||
the Governor's office here in Arkansas. And fortunately for us,
|
||||
and unfortunately for her and Clinton, the person that was on
|
||||
duty that took the call was none other than Roger Perry. {1}.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: I see.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Roger Perry had to take that same message and pass it on
|
||||
to the Governor and his wife. Now you say, "Well, what's
|
||||
significant about him being shot in the parking lot versus the
|
||||
park?" Even if we give them the point that he may have committed
|
||||
suicide, the fact that he was in... on the premises of the White
|
||||
House would give the law authorities immediate access to his
|
||||
office. The fact that he was in the park, not on the premises of
|
||||
the White House, meant that the police could be stalled by having
|
||||
them to get a search warrant.
|
||||
|
||||
Now Nussbaum -- and Tom, I think you know, I brought it out on
|
||||
your program -- when we first brought it out, they said that we
|
||||
were lying.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yep. Um-hmm [agrees].
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well then we find out they did do it.
|
||||
|
||||
Well then they said they took nothing from the office, from the
|
||||
safe. Then we found out they did. Now that is tampering with
|
||||
evidence in a criminal investigation. And a suicide, until it's
|
||||
ruled a suicide, is a criminal investigation. Law school 101
|
||||
tells everybody not to tamper with evidence. That is a serious
|
||||
charge.
|
||||
|
||||
Now. Then we have the shredding of documents at the Rose Law
|
||||
Firm. We have... You know, I said it on your program. "They're
|
||||
shredding documents." Everybody called me a liar.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Right. That's right.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well now we have the people that were shredding the
|
||||
documents. Even after Fiske told them not to even take out the
|
||||
garbage, the next day they were shredding documents. And are
|
||||
shredding them still.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: And at the Rose Law Firm as well.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: And at the Rose Law Firm. Now. How does that affect us?
|
||||
When Hillary Clinton had her press conference, last week or
|
||||
whenever, you must notice that she always said, "I don't believe
|
||||
that you will find anything to prove any wrongdoing." "I don't
|
||||
think you will find..." "I don't think you will find..."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: [chuckles] Those were her words. Yeah.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Why didn't she just say, "No"?!
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: She learned something from the Watergate investigation.
|
||||
She was an aide at that time to one of the congressmen, right?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Yessir.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yeah. And so she learned that it probably does help to
|
||||
destroy evidence. Don't keep it around like Nixon did.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. And you know, it's easy for her to say, "I
|
||||
don't think you'll find...", when they've been shredding
|
||||
documents! If I'd have been shredding documents, I don't think
|
||||
you'd find it either!
|
||||
|
||||
So those are serious charges all.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let's go back to Foster. Uh, based on what you know,
|
||||
people you've talked to, your own investigation, is it possible
|
||||
it was a suicide? Or do you think the evidence is just so strong
|
||||
in the direction that he had to be "taken out" [i.e. murdered]
|
||||
for what he knew and... Tell us what you know.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I can tell you this: That if it were a suicide, then
|
||||
it's the only one like it in the annals of forensic medicine or
|
||||
whatever they call that stuff. Because I've talked to tons of
|
||||
people: It just doesn't happen.
|
||||
|
||||
Then when you add to the fact that the man with the van {2}, that
|
||||
first found the body, has now been found... {3} You'll notice, 2
|
||||
weeks ago Robert Fiske was gonna issue a report clearing the way
|
||||
for a [determination of] suicide. Then all of a sudden, Gordon
|
||||
Liddy announces the man with the van. Robert Fiske does not
|
||||
release that report. And the man with the van, that found the
|
||||
body, said he walked around the body for some 20 minutes. There
|
||||
was no weapon anywhere, no gun to be found. And then when you add
|
||||
the fact that his statement, which was, you know, that he didn't
|
||||
even know he was dead because there was no blood, you know, just
|
||||
a trickle out of his nose, a little out the side of his mouth.
|
||||
You see, that's consistent with the ambulance driver's story.
|
||||
|
||||
No. Vince Foster didn't commit suicide.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: What would be the motivation to "take him out"? I'm
|
||||
saying that naively, but there are naive people out there. Maybe
|
||||
you can fill in the blanks.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Vince Foster probably had the greatest amount of
|
||||
evidence, of anybody in America, of the absolute actions of Bill
|
||||
and Hillary -- their *illegal* actions. And I think he was about
|
||||
to snap: from the "Travelgate," the constant microscope of the
|
||||
media. He had information that, if it were to get out, would
|
||||
destroy Clinton. And, back to the other caller about the levels,
|
||||
the different tiers, I think he had information that would
|
||||
destroy several tiers up on the power structure. And at that
|
||||
point, he became a liability.
|
||||
|
||||
Did Bill Clinton sign an order to get him killed? No. The people
|
||||
that profit from Bill Clinton being where he's at, they take care
|
||||
of their own. And I think that Mr. Foster was in a precarious
|
||||
situation.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: I wonder who this organization of thugs are that are
|
||||
beating up reporters. Uh, you're finding people like Jerry Parks
|
||||
assassinated, um slain because he knew too much. You have, um I
|
||||
mean this really is a criminal enterprise, and it's gone from
|
||||
Arkansas to the White House.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That's right. And I've tried to forecast that. I've
|
||||
tried to promise that to the people. And now, you see, with this
|
||||
criminal enterprise... *I* believe it's a criminal group. When
|
||||
you think about what they're doin', they're laughin' at us
|
||||
because they're sayin', "Now *our* guys have semi-automatic
|
||||
weapons. The police have 9-milimeter pistols."
|
||||
|
||||
It's the public that's armed and the public's gettin' mad and the
|
||||
public's gonna stand up and stop things if the police don't.
|
||||
They're gonna start taking... We're gonna be forced, as American
|
||||
people, that take the law into their own hands to clean up our
|
||||
neighborhoods. Agreed?
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Yeah {4}.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: If we are sitting there with equal force to match that
|
||||
of the bad guys, then the bad guys got problems.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: It's a travesty of justice. Because I have a case goin'
|
||||
on that they are, they have put together a vindictive prosecution
|
||||
against me because of what I know and what I tell on a daily
|
||||
basis.
|
||||
|
||||
And I walk into the Department of INjustice, or Criminal
|
||||
INjustice, and see the pictures of Bill Clinton, and "Butcher"
|
||||
Reno on the walls... You want to grab those and just smash 'em to
|
||||
the floor and stomp on them. You're just so sickened by it,
|
||||
because you know *those two* should be in jail.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: Well and that's the problem that I have. (By the way,
|
||||
Tom, I still can't hear you very well.) The problem I have is
|
||||
*where do you go*. When you walk in the courtroom, who do you
|
||||
see? Sneering at you. When you try to put your faith in the
|
||||
justice system, who's running it? They are.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: That's right.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: In Arkansas, in '88, everybody said, "Why didn't you
|
||||
come on out? Why didn't you do this? Why didn't you do that?" --
|
||||
Who could I have gone to?
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let's talk about what you did and when you knew that
|
||||
there was something wrong with the Arkansas Development and
|
||||
Finance Authority. What actions specifically did you take? And
|
||||
did you succeed?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I made a mistake. If I could take back 30 seconds of my
|
||||
life, I'd do it different. I went to Clinton and told him he was
|
||||
breakin' the law, and that he had to tell or I would.
|
||||
|
||||
And then I was roasted mercilessly for 6 months. Destroyed. Now
|
||||
back in *those* days, people didn't understand that if you bring
|
||||
somethin' up, you get slammed by the media to protect Clinton. So
|
||||
everybody in Arkansas thinks I am what they said I am. When in
|
||||
fact, in 1989, I proved I didn't do what they said I was doin'.
|
||||
Not only that, I proved *they* were doin' it. And like the
|
||||
troopers' story, when they were found out, when the judge threw
|
||||
out the case, that they did not commit fraud because they had no
|
||||
evidence, you didn't hear in the media [that] the troopers were
|
||||
tellin' the truth! Therefore what they're sayin' about Clinton
|
||||
may be true. In 1989, I thought everbody would stand up and
|
||||
cheer; not one piece was printed.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Your mistake was telling Bill Clinton, "'Fess up," "Tell
|
||||
the truth." Instead it gave him time to regroup and to retaliate.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: That, and I think if I look at what my family has paid,
|
||||
and if I look at what's happened to us and what's happening to me
|
||||
today: can't work, can't take money from people that want to
|
||||
help, 'cause if I do then I'll be discredited. And it's tough to
|
||||
fight the most powerful system in the world.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: It is. I understand. Let me ask you, what did you do,
|
||||
what actions did you take, against then-Governor Bill Clinton?
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: In 1990, I filed a lawsuit. I had to go in '89 and learn
|
||||
law myself from the law library 'cause nobody would touch it. And
|
||||
that lawsuit in 1990 had everything that you're hearing today,
|
||||
for the most part. You'll notice one major thing: Bill Clinton,
|
||||
as everybody now knows, controlled the courts, he controlled the
|
||||
judges, he controlled the lawyers. If you doubt the integrity or
|
||||
the significance of the evidence that I can bring forth: Why did
|
||||
they not allow me to go to court and squish me like a bug? Why
|
||||
did they quash, maneuver my case from judge to judge, seal it,
|
||||
dismiss it under statute of limitations for slander when it was a
|
||||
libel suit with 3 years statute [of limitations], seal it back
|
||||
up, not even tell me or anybody else that they had opened it,
|
||||
sealed it, and closed it?
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Whole lotta chicanery goin' on back there in Arkansas.
|
||||
There's a lot of good people, it's a wonderful state, it's a
|
||||
beautiful state to visit. But there's an oligarchy there and Bill
|
||||
Clinton was part of it.
|
||||
|
||||
We're gonna come back with more of Larry Nichols' story. We're
|
||||
gonna take your calls, I promise, at 1-800-298-8255.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} Roger Perry [Parry(?)] may be one of the Arkansas state
|
||||
troopers.
|
||||
{2} The man with the van: Reportedly the first person to discover
|
||||
Foster's body in Fort Marcy Park was a man driving a white van.
|
||||
This witness has remained anonymous for fear that something will
|
||||
happen to him if he goes public. As he has stated, "I don't want
|
||||
to end up like that guy in the park." He claims, through his
|
||||
advocate, G. Gordon Liddy, to have pulled into the park with the
|
||||
purpose of relieving himself. He went to a secluded area where he
|
||||
encountered Foster's corpse. This witness is emphatic that there
|
||||
was *no gun* anywhere in the vicinity when he first arrived on
|
||||
the scene. Furthermore, he has been interviewed by Liddy, a
|
||||
former FBI agent, who followed standard FBI interrogation
|
||||
procedure. Liddy is absolutely convinced that his witness is
|
||||
telling the truth and is completely credible.
|
||||
{3} "...the man with the van... has now been found." Liddy's (see
|
||||
above) witness was persuaded by Liddy to be interviewed by the
|
||||
FBI. However this witness still chooses to remain anonymous to
|
||||
the general public.
|
||||
{4} "...take the law into their own hands to clean up our
|
||||
neighborhoods. Agreed?" No, not agreed. Yes, some of what's going
|
||||
on is infuriating, but like the song says, "Keep cooly cool,
|
||||
boy." [From "West Side Story"].
|
||||
I see people supposedly on the verge of going on an armed
|
||||
march to Washington, DC. Then I see that John DiNardo has had a
|
||||
petition going around that simply asks that people *sign their
|
||||
names* so that a proper investigation of the Waco Massacre can
|
||||
begin. And when last I checked, John DiNardo couldn't even get
|
||||
*100 people just to sign their names*!! So am I to believe that
|
||||
we can't get 100 signatures, but that thousands of armed citizens
|
||||
are gonna march on Washington, DC? Here's a clue for you: If the
|
||||
FBI, CIA, etc. are monitoring this supposed march that is
|
||||
supposedly going to occur, my guess is that they are laughing
|
||||
their asses off. At us! At our stupid posturing that we can get a
|
||||
real response to a call for an armed march on Washington, DC.
|
||||
For all you brave people who won't sign a simple petition but
|
||||
will risk your lives in a march on Washington, DC: Here's
|
||||
something *really* brave you can try before your "grand march" --
|
||||
public speaking. Gasp! Not that! Not public speaking! Sure, we'll
|
||||
pick up a gun and march to Washington, but *please* don't ask us
|
||||
to pick up a video camera, say something informative, and demand
|
||||
that it be played on public access television. We're gonna march
|
||||
and risk getting shot dead or imprisoned, but public speaking?!
|
||||
Gasp! Please, not that. That's too scary!
|
||||
Final disclaimer: I do *not* support any armed march on
|
||||
Washington, DC. I *do* support that we pick up our video cameras,
|
||||
march to the local cable operator, and go on public access TV.
|
||||
Now *that* would take some guts.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
[CN Editor -- I cannot vouch for the accuracy of *all* of the
|
||||
following. It may or may not be true, I just don't know.]
|
||||
|
||||
[The following is a transcript of a recorded phone message put
|
||||
out by a group in Chicago called "Citizens' Committee to Clean Up
|
||||
the Courts [CCCC]." (312) 731-1100 and (312) 731-1505.]
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Sherman Skolnick, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts,
|
||||
9800 Oglesby.
|
||||
|
||||
When it comes to financial matters, far too many people believe
|
||||
in fairy tales.
|
||||
|
||||
Fantasy #1: It is O.K. to enter your bank account and put it into
|
||||
mutual funds. After all, mutual funds are safer than the stock
|
||||
market. And also, mutual funds are run by skilled managers. *Oh
|
||||
yeah?*
|
||||
|
||||
The facts: In the 1920s and early '30s a lot of folks put their
|
||||
money into "investment trusts." Few checked out the by-laws. When
|
||||
redemptions fell below a certain point, the trusts were frozen.
|
||||
Those left in the pool often ended up with close to zero.
|
||||
Investment trusts did have a lot of leverage: going up and
|
||||
slamming down.
|
||||
|
||||
The 1930s and investment trusts left such a bad smell, after
|
||||
World War II the name was changed to "mutual funds." Plenty of
|
||||
mutual funds use paper and computer tricks to boost the so-called
|
||||
yield. The dirty, dangerous game is called derivatives: a game
|
||||
within a game within a Chinese box trick.
|
||||
|
||||
Fantasy #2: Banks are safer now than the 1920s and early '30s
|
||||
because there is Federal Deposit Insurance [FDIC].
|
||||
|
||||
Fact: About 14 thousand banks with about a trillion dollars of
|
||||
deposits are supposedly protected by FDIC which has approximately
|
||||
$10 billion in reserves. Another insurance company with that kind
|
||||
of rotten ratio would be declared bankrupt. So the FDIC logo on
|
||||
the bank door means *nothing!*
|
||||
|
||||
Fantasy #3: It's safe to keep your valuables in a safe deposit
|
||||
box. After all, it's inside a bank!
|
||||
|
||||
Fact: The safe deposit box vault is a separate company, not
|
||||
linked to the bank. The FDIC does not cover the vault company. In
|
||||
the 1930s, many deposit boxes were raided by bank officials when
|
||||
the banks went under. Few complained. After all, who wanted to
|
||||
prove what was inside their box? Some were hiding their valuables
|
||||
from ex-wives and tax collectors.
|
||||
|
||||
The sons and daughters of such bank pirates later, after World
|
||||
War II, formed state banks and savings and loans with the stolen
|
||||
goods.
|
||||
|
||||
Fantasy #4: A mutual fund advertising it is made up of U.S.
|
||||
government bonds is 100 percent safe. *Oh yeah?*
|
||||
|
||||
The facts: Many offer attractive yields boosted with derivatives
|
||||
monkey-business tricks. Like other funds, these will freeze
|
||||
redemptions at a certain point, *and* -- you'll get zero.
|
||||
|
||||
Fantasy #5: U.S. government bonds are safe. *Oh yeah?*
|
||||
|
||||
Fact: In recent years, Japan has purchased about two-thirds of
|
||||
new issues of U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. Japan's purchases,
|
||||
and those of Saudi Arabia, are the only ones the U.S. secretly
|
||||
promises to redeem in gold. The U.S. Treasury, however, does not
|
||||
*have* that much gold. In a panic, they may force U.S. citizens
|
||||
to turn in their gold coins and bullion. It happened in 1934, it
|
||||
can happen again.
|
||||
|
||||
Throughout history, every nation that went deep in debt
|
||||
eventually renounced their government bonds. The U.S., of course,
|
||||
is next.
|
||||
|
||||
Also, the united States lost the Vietnam war. Without exception,
|
||||
throughout history, every ruling class that loses a war is
|
||||
eventually overthrown.
|
||||
|
||||
The panic with the falling dollar compared to the yen is far more
|
||||
serious than the press fakers tell you. Japan is making a run on
|
||||
the dollar and a run on selling their U.S. commercial properties.
|
||||
Foreign nations are getting set to get a bigger slice of America
|
||||
by collapsing our government.
|
||||
|
||||
In Chicago, see us on cable tv, channel 21, 9 pm [cst] most
|
||||
Monday evenings.
|
||||
|
||||
Play it again: The Rotten State's Attorney (312) 731-1505.
|
||||
|
||||
New message Tuesday; we change it several times a week.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
|
||||
Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
|
||||
of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
|
||||
May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
|
||||
Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
|
||||
(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
|
||||
telephone with Donahue.)]
|
||||
|
||||
[...continued...]
|
||||
|
||||
TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum."
|
||||
Larry Nichols, our special guest. And the spotlight is on
|
||||
"Clinton-gate," and Clinton's "futures," if you will -- not as in
|
||||
cattle.
|
||||
|
||||
Uh, let's go to Jim, in Helena, Montana. Hi, Jim. Go ahead.
|
||||
|
||||
JIM: Hi.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: You're on the air, Jim. Go ahead, sir.
|
||||
|
||||
JIM: Yes. I was wondering how your guest feels about Clinton's
|
||||
last days in office.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: O.K. Are these Clinton's last days?
|
||||
|
||||
LARRY NICHOLS: I believe very strongly, as a matter of fact I've
|
||||
told millions of people around America, I told on your show it
|
||||
would be, like, 60 days. Now we're down to the latter days.
|
||||
|
||||
I will say this: It will go quick. Much as with Nixon, you know
|
||||
the straw of the um, last days were the "Night of the Long
|
||||
Knives," when Nixon tried to throw all his fledglings up as
|
||||
sacrificial lambs. That didn't work. A lot of people have asked
|
||||
me, "Well, if it's gonna happen there oughta be signs now." {1}.
|
||||
There's no fanfare for the President to resign. {2}. It'll happen
|
||||
overnight. One minute it'll be one step too far. One minute, when
|
||||
the hearings are called, he will step down, ostensibly saying
|
||||
that to protect America, since he can't do his job because of all
|
||||
this stuff, he's best to step aside.
|
||||
|
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Now I will caution you all: He still has tricks to stay alive,
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number one involving our military in a conflict. Haiti. Bosnia.
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To take a focal point off of him...
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DONAHUE: North Korea.
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NICHOLS: North Korea.
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That's very dangerous. You must rise up and tell him not to put
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his children, our children, in harm's way to save his career.
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It's not worth one death! Vince Foster's death was not worth
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anyone's political career.
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DONAHUE: Absolutely not.
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NICHOLS: So beware. He can do that.
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DONAHUE: What do you think will be the final straw, Larry? What
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do you think's gonna be the final, um evidence reaching the
|
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masses that he'll say, "I *have* to step down. I've gotta step
|
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aside."?
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NICHOLS: Well it will start Sunday.
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DONAHUE: Sunday?
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NICHOLS: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard will release a story Sunday
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about Patsy Thomasson. Patsy Thomasson was Dan Lasater's protege.
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She worked with him. Um, Lasater, Clinton's best friend, went to
|
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jail with Roger [Clinton]. Lasater had cocaine in the office; she
|
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[Thomasson] was in there 25-50 times a day.
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|
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But she made some bogus bond trades that you will start hearing
|
||||
about Sunday. {3}. Now what that does is it will put Patsy in a
|
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very peculiar situation and she will probably become the next
|
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"casualty" to be served up sacrificially.
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DONAHUE: What is her role with the administration presently?
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NICHOLS: If you can believe this, that lady, with that
|
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background, is the assistant chief of management in the White
|
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House. And it is her job to get everyone's in the White House
|
||||
personnel records and get security clearances and she runs and
|
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manages the White House.
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|
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DONAHUE: And she was an integral part of the Governor's staff
|
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back in Arkansas, right?
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|
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NICHOLS: Yes sir.
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DONAHUE: O.K.
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|
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NICHOLS: And when she is removed, *then* what happens is they do
|
||||
not have total control of the personnel files. And things will
|
||||
start picking up. And then you will start seeing, as you did on
|
||||
[CBN] {4} and other shows, for the first time you're gonna start
|
||||
seeing and hearing the words "drug laundering," and "money
|
||||
through ADFA," and "money through Clinton." Much as you've
|
||||
discussed with the Terry Reed, John Cummings book.
|
||||
|
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DONAHUE: And I've got that here as a note that I want to get to
|
||||
in just a minute or two. I wanted to squeeze Ralph in, from
|
||||
Dallas. Go ahead, Ralph.
|
||||
|
||||
Ralph, in Dallas. Your turn. Hi.
|
||||
|
||||
RALPH: I just wanted to make a comment and ask a question. Uh
|
||||
trying to keep up with the Clinton story is very difficult
|
||||
reading the local papers and the *New York Times* and the
|
||||
*Washington Post*. But I find if I go to the library and read the
|
||||
*London Times*, I get the *true* story and uh, facts of what's
|
||||
happened. Incidentally, they have a different name than calling
|
||||
it "Whitewater." They call it "Fornigate," rather than
|
||||
"Whitewater."
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: I've used that term. But I just say "Clintongate,"
|
||||
because it's so encompassing.
|
||||
|
||||
RALPH: Uh the question I have is, if Clinton is gone, what are we
|
||||
left with? Aren't we worse off with someone like Gore in there,
|
||||
who's probably smarter than Clinton? Aren't we better off with
|
||||
just a lot of stalemate that at least stops a lot of these
|
||||
onerous laws...
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: Let me have him address that before we have to break at
|
||||
the bottom of the hour. Go ahead, Larry.
|
||||
|
||||
NICHOLS: I don't believe y'all... I don't know Mr. Gore. But I
|
||||
can say this: I agree with nothing he believes in, but at least
|
||||
he believes in somethin'. Bill Clinton, if he lives through this
|
||||
volley, will be the most powerful man in the world and no one
|
||||
will ever touch him again. {5}. And he will implement one police
|
||||
force and other things that scare me to death.
|
||||
|
||||
DONAHUE: He'll be real "slick" then.
|
||||
|
||||
We're gonna come back and we'll take your calls for Larry
|
||||
Nichols. Where our subject matter is "Clinton-gate." 1-800-298-
|
||||
8255. Stay tuned.
|
||||
|
||||
(to be continued)
|
||||
|
||||
---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
|
||||
{1} "...there oughta be signs now." One "sign" may well be the
|
||||
upcoming congressional hearings into Whitewater and Vince
|
||||
Foster's death, scheduled to start at the end of July. Of course,
|
||||
as with the "independent" prosecutor, Fiske, the "fix" may be in
|
||||
for these hearings as well. Question: Given the extensive
|
||||
coverage given to the travails of a football icon, O.J. Simpson,
|
||||
by the mass media, will they deem these upcoming hearings to be
|
||||
worthy of equal or better media coverage?
|
||||
*If* the upcoming congressional hearings are the real thing
|
||||
and not more smoke and mirrors, that may well be the "sign" of
|
||||
"Good-bye, Clinton." As Nichols himself has written ["The Truth
|
||||
Will Set Us Free," *For The People News Reporter*, May 30, 1994,
|
||||
p. 13.], "...the hearings are partial to no one. There will be
|
||||
Democrats trying to protect Bill Clinton and hurt people like me
|
||||
and others telling their side of the story and you will have
|
||||
Republicans more apt to believe us than Clinton. But the truth
|
||||
is, the whole proceeding will be under oath and all speaking and
|
||||
all evidence being brought forward will be subject to penalty or
|
||||
perjury if not true. This is the great tiebreaker, this is the
|
||||
one thing that Bill Clinton has feared since 1988, and it is the
|
||||
one thing that will force him to resign before he is exposed for
|
||||
past and present criminal wrongdoing."
|
||||
{2} "There's no fanfare for the President to resign." Except here
|
||||
at Conspiracy Nation (formerly Conspiracy for the Day). We
|
||||
scooped *all* major newspapers, mass media, etc. when we called
|
||||
for Clinton to resign in an editorial dated January 19, 1994,
|
||||
which ended as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. President, for the honor of your departed mother,
|
||||
for the good of the nation -- resign.
|
||||
|
||||
{3} "...she [Thomasson] made some bogus bond trades that you will
|
||||
start hearing about Sunday." This would have been in the May 8,
|
||||
1994, London *Sunday Telegraph*, it seems to me.
|
||||
{4} "...and then you will start seeing, as you did on [CBN]..."
|
||||
Nichols actually says PTL (not CBN), but I think he means CBN.
|
||||
CBN *has* covered the "Mena connection," and I don't know that
|
||||
PTL is even still on the air.
|
||||
{5} "...no one will ever touch him [Clinton] again." I'm not so
|
||||
pessimistic. With the 1994 congressional elections coming up, and
|
||||
with the widespread disaffection with Clinton, Mr. Bill stands to
|
||||
lose a great deal of power. That, in fact, may be a reason for
|
||||
the *Democrats* to want to dump him fast. With a relatively
|
||||
untarnished Gore as President, the Democrats might not lose so
|
||||
many congressional seats in the Fall election.
|
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