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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 7 Num. 79
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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(Mr. Skolnick is scheduled to appear on Tom Valentine's radio
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program, *Radio Free America*, at 9 pm cst on Tuesday, May 7,
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1996. The show can be heard on shortwave radio: 5.065 Mhz.)
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WILLIAM COLBY and CIA DIRTY TRICKS
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
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Once they find something that works, that is what they do. So,
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again and again CIA officials have been caused to "disappear" or
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have been murdered. It is better than having to make messy
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explanations. A favorite cover story is the boat scenario or the
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plane crash, actually sabotaged.
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In 1972, Dorothy Hunt, herself higher up in CIA than her husband,
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died along with eleven other Watergate figures in a sabotaged
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plane crash in Chicago. She was the wife of Watergate burglar,
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E. Howard Hunt. Together, they had blackmailed some two million
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dollars out of Nixon to stay shut about what they knew about
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Nixon's role in arranging the political assassination of
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President Kennedy. Her plan had been to transfer in Chicago to a
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private plane at a suburban airport to take her to an important
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meeting of her associates in the Caribbean. She reportedly
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survived the pancaking of the plane but was murdered by those
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among a 150-person FBI team that took over the crash site and
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excluded the local fire and police. Her associates in the
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Caribbean disappeared and all that was found was their boat.
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In 1978, a CIA officer, suspected of being a Soviet "mole",
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disappeared and his empty boat was found near Chesapeake Bay.
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Without waiting to investigate, the local authorities were quick
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to state there was no foul play. Later, a body was found with a
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shot in the head. The authorities quickly stated it was the CIA
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official, John A. Paisley, and that he supposedly had committed
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suicide. They ignored his wife's vigorous protests that the body
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was the wrong height to be that of her husband. Later, the
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Senate Intelligence Committee, always friendly to CIA, stated
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that there was no credible evidence to show Paisley's death was
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other than a suicide. The investigative report was never made
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public, apparently for reasons of "national security", a
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catch-all cover up term.
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Then there is the case of William Colby, former Director of
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Central Intelligence, who disappeared and his empty boat was
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found in the shallows of a Potomac River tributary near his
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southern Maryland retreat. (On the map, not so very far from the
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disappearance of Paisley.) Quite a bit of background is
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necessary to understand Colby.
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During the war in Southeast Asia, William Colby headed the CIA's
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"Phoenix Assassination" Program, murdering some 68,000 Vietnamese
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for no better reason than they were on a list of those with the
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wrong politics or supposedly opposed the Saigon government,
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puppets of the American CIA. Also, starting in the 1970s, if not
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earlier, he was the overseer of a strange, almost secret bank
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called the Nugan-Hand Bank, with facilities stretching from
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California, to Australia, to the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and
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Saudi Arabia. Top U.S. Admirals and Generals operated their
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various offices.
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In its basic form, the Nugan-Hand Bank handled CIA covert funds,
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financed worldwide CIA-sponsored assassinations, washed dope
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money, and aided U.S. military personnel to launder illicit loot,
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from dope dealing, gambling, sale of U.S. military equipment
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stolen in great quantities from and during the Viet Nam War.
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One of the founders of the Nugan-Hand Bank was found murdered in
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1980. On his body was the card of William Colby. Not publicized
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much in the U.S. was the investigation of a government commission
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in Australia. Colby and the Generals and the Admirals ran the
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bank. The sordid details are in Jonathan Kwitny's book, "The
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Crimes of Patriots".
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Some apologists for Colby contend he aided one or more
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Congressional investigations in the 1970s of CIA, supposedly for
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reform, such as the Senate Committee headed by the late Senator
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Frank Church. While outlining CIA plots against Cuba's Fidel
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Castro, these Congressional committees never saw fit to inquire
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into the doings of the Nugan-Hand Bank and William Colby's role
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with it.
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Upon the supposed collapse of the Nugan-Hand Bank, supposedly
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wiping out the secret deposits of various U.S. Military people,
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their successor and alter ego became what was called Household
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International. The world headquarters of the operation moved to
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the Chicago suburb of Prospect Heights. Colby, who had been
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Director of Central Intelligence from 1973-1976, continued on
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after 1980 as the overseer of the new name, Household
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International. Subsidiaries, actually and technically savings
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and loans, were called Household Bank.
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In the 1980s, some thirty or more savings and loan associations
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were secretly taken over by CIA, for use to funnel covert funds
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for bloody and dirty tricks. After the operation was concluded,
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the money was sucked out, and the particular S&L "collapsed". A
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highly skilled Texas journalist detailed the doings of some 26 of
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these CIA-S&L operations which went "bust" and the clean-up
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arranged supposedly by the federal deposit insurance authorities
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at the great damage and detriment of the taxpayers. One of the
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S&Ls was run by one of George Bush's sons. See: Pete Brewton's
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heavily documented work, "The Mafia, the CIA, and George Bush".
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Three or more CIA-S&Ls, not mentioned in the book, were in
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Illinois, in the Chicago area.
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CLYDE SAVINGS & LOAN. A director of this reputed CIA operation
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was Congressman Henry Hyde who wore two hats. First, he was head
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of the CIA's "black budget" with more actual authority than the
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Director of Central Intelligence. Second, he has been a
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Congressman, on the House Intelligence Committee. More recently,
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Hyde became chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, with
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authority to decide who, if anyone, is subject to impeachment for
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being a corrupt federal judge.
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Does it not violate the U.S. Constitution's mandate of
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Separation of Powers, for Hyde to be both a Congressman at the
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same time he is head of CIA's "black budget" for dirty tricks?
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The Federal Savings and Loan bail-out agency, Resolution
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Trust Corporation [RTC], brought an action in Chicago Federal
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District Court, accusing Hyde of various misconduct in the
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downfall of Clyde Savings. Case No. 93 C 2477. The case was
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being heard by Chicago Federal District Judge Brian Barnett Duff,
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closely aligned with the Federal Reserve and a crony of George
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Bush. Judge Duff is no stranger to covering up massive
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corruption. In 1990-91, he had the case involving the Federal
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Reserve Board, the House Banking Committee, and Italy's Banca
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Nazionale Delavoro, Italy's largest bank owned in part by the
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Vatican. At issue were records of BNL's Chicago branch, relating
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to the private joint business ventures of Iraq's strongman,
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originally installed by CIA, Saddam Hussein, and Hussein's secret
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business partner. Judge Duff ordered the records be kept secret.
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This writer and his associates were the only journalists
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attending the federal appeals hearing of the BNL case in May,
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1991. I interviewed two of the participants who told me that the
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secret private business partner of Saddam Hussein has been George
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Bush, at the time U.S. President. Involved were BNL records
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relating to oil kick-backs from the whole Persian Gulf area for
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the decade 1980, to 1990, 25 billion dollars per year kick-backs,
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shared by Saddam Hussein with George Bush and Bush's circle of
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cronies; 25 percent of one trillion dollars of oil shipped to the
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West in that decade, 25 billion dollars per year, 250 Billion
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Dollars total.
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So Judge Duff knew how to torpedo controversies and cover
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them up. At a crucial point in the case against Henry Hyde, a
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CIA attorney appeared in chambers with Judge Duff, and persuaded
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Duff -- as if persuading were needed -- that all key records are
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to be kept secret. In a later trick, Judge Duff arranged to
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delay a trial on key issues for several years by certifying a
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piece-meal appeal, usually not permitted -- all to protect CIA
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and Hyde.
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LIBERTYVILLE SAVINGS & LOAN. A director of this CIA S&L was
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Charles Hunter who was the chief financial officer of the
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drugstore chain, Walgreen's. Hunter actually ran Walgreen's
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since the CEO, "Cork" Walgreen, spent two weeks of the month
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vacationing in Florida. RTC sued Charles Hunter in Chicago's
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Federal District Court, accusing Hunter and others of causing the
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downfall of Libertyville S&L, Case No. 91 C 1741. Accused of
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causing damages of more than 42 million dollars, the details
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could have great impact on Hunter's role with Walgreen's, showing
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violation of his fiduciary duties as chief financial officer of
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Walgreen's.
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Hearing the case was Chicago Federal District Judge Harry D.
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Leinenweber -- wife, Lynn Martin, was Secretary of Labor in the
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Bush Administration. (We confronted her on a radio talk show,
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asking her to explain why her husband the Judge never
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disqualified himself when several cases were on his docket which
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she as Labor Secretary was shown as a party to the case. She
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replied, she never asked her husband about his Court work.)
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To cover up the CIA S&L case, Judge Leinenweber reportedly
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received a gift, or bribe, of some 17 million dollars. The RTC
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officials bringing the case looked the other way, as they did in
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corrupt doings related to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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OLYMPIA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, reportedly operated by CIA
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in a suburb of Chicago. Overseer in this operation reportedly
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has been Dr. Earl Brian, a financial industry and mass media
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heavyweight. In various books, he is accused of being a key
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player in the "October Surprise", guns and money funneled to Iran
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to have them delay release of the U.S. hostages so as to wreck
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Jimmy Carter's bid for re-election as president and help install
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the Reagan/Bush ticket. The hostages were released in January,
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1981, just as Reagan was being sworn in as the new President.
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Dr. Earl Brian reportedly played a key role in the INSLAW
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Affair. He also owned Channel 66 TV, just south of Chicago, in
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an area that is the reputed U.S. entry point for the smuggling in
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to this country of "China White", high purity heroin. He ran a
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financial espionage operation called Financial News Network.
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Brian has been prosecuted in Los Angeles Federal Court, for a
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scam using FNN; the details about espionage and CIA have been
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omitted from the federal criminal charges, however, by the
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federal prosecutor.
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AMERICAN HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION. Reportedly used in
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part for washing CIA covert funds, the collapsed shell of what
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was left was merged and taken over by Household Bank. The
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Federal Home Loan Bank parked 58.4 million dollars with Household
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to satisfy claims pending since 1983 by Joseph Andreuccetti, a
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west suburban caulking contractor. Andreuccetti was the victim
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of a swindle that included the following:
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1. Multi-million dollar condo complex in Addison, Illinois,
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a west suburb of Chicago, a very short distance from the home of
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Henry Hyde. Called Kingspoint Condominiums, in the deal the
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nephew/godson of Paul Marcinkus, namely Christian Henning, Jr.,
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falsely claimed to be Andreuccetti's partner. Marcinkus, until
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1991, was the head of the Vatican Bank. Authorities of the
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Republic of Italy contend Marcinkus was part of a scheme to
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launder dope and gun smuggling and political assassination funds,
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on behalf of the Sicilian mafia and the American CIA, through the
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Vatican Bank. Bishop Marcinkus has so far escaped extradition
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from Sun City, Arizona, where he resides now, back to Italy, on
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the contention that the Vatican is a separate sovereignty from
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Italy.
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2. Marcinkus, originally from the long-known mafia-enclave
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of Cicero, a Chicago suburb, has been the dominant force
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controlling First National Bank of Cicero, a reputed Mafia-CIA
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money machine. To try to cover up a vast scam by Marcinkus,
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Henning, and others, the Cicero bank used false loan details to
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fraudulently push Andreuccetti into *involuntary* bankruptcy,
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still pending since 1984, Case numbers 84 B 10338, 10339, and
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some ten related cases showing the roles of Household, the First
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National Bank of Cicero, First Midwest Bank, and others in
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skimming off funds used for bribing judges and other political
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officials.
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3. Officials of the defunct American Heritage S&L, to
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silence them, were prosecuted in the case of U.S. vs. John Best
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et al. The federal prosecutor, William R. Hogan, Jr., is a story
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all by himself. Reportedly trained and groomed by Special Forces
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and CIA, Hogan in a way is far too clever to have been just an
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Assistant U.S. Attorney in Chicago. Hogan's extended family has
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included those close to the Catholic Archbishop of Chicago who
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also is Treasurer for the whole Catholic Church for the Western
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Hemisphere, from Canada to Argentina.
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Hogan was the federal prosecutor in a large group of cases of
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the narco-terrorist street gang called the El Rukns. The gang
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previously was called the Blackstone Rangers and was used as
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computer models in how they cowed and terrorized Chicago
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southside neighborhoods, to study how to cow and terrorize
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hamlets in Viet Nam. Until Hogan showed up, the El Rukns were
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untouchable. Their bail bond money was often supplied by the
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traditional mafia. The gang early on was financed by CIA-linked
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Foundations, including the Charles Merrill Trust of Cambridge,
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Mass. (Linked to Merrill-Lynch stock brokerage.)
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Hogan is accused by his Justice Department bosses of having
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been overzealous in the El Rukn prosecutions. Most of the
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defendants who were also witnesses against other gang members
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were already in jail awaiting trials. Hogan is accused of
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arranging sex and dope for some of the El Rukns, either inside
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the jail, or transporting them to a federal office building to
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have sex and dope there.
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Hogan's apparent defense is that if this occurred at all, it
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was arranged or supervised by his supervisors. The more serious
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matters, according to Hogan's circle, is that at least six
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federal judges in Chicago take bribes, as known to corrupt
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officials in the IRS and the Justice Department; and that nothing
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is being done by federal authorities. Among those reportedly
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taking bribes is Chief Bankruptcy Judge John D. Schwartz
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presiding in the Joseph Andreuccetti cases and related matters.
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Schwartz previously was a director and stockholder of First
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National Bank of Cicero, instrumentally interwoven in the complex
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of details in the Andreuccetti Affair. According to an
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undisputed admission and confession in a related court case,
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Schwartz has not filed a proper federal income tax return and has
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an estimated off-shore net worth of 141 million dollars -- has
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not filed a proper return in *30 years*.
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The Kingspoint valuable property was purchased by Wallace
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Lieberman, on other occasions a federal bankruptcy auctioneer;
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Lieberman's partner in the deal was Robert Belavia, a reputed
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mafia kingpin. Shortly after Marcinkus returned to the U.S. and
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a few days after a complaint about Lieberman was made to the U.S.
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Attorney in Chicago about Lieberman, he was murdered, apparently
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by an FBI agent (the same one, according to undisputed federal
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court records) who caused some 40 federal grand jury witnesses to
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be murdered or to disappear in the proceedings in 1991-92, in the
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INSLAW Affair (high Reagan and Bush administration officials
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accused of stealing high technology and selling it to, among
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others, sworn enemies of the U.S.)
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That same FBI agent, Mike "Chuckie" Peters, flies a
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helicopter and plays a key role in the 1996 events in Montana.
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4. In a federal court case against top IRS and Justice
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Department officials, involving corruption, an undisputed
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confession and admission of an official in the Criminal
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Investigation Division of IRS shows:
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-- the higher ups at IRS stole the Kingspoint properties
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from Lieberman and arranged to hustle Belavia quickly
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into prison; that the IRS officials stole the properties
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for their own personal benefit and caused certain related
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land title records to disappear as part of a cover up.
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As shown in Case No. 92 C 7048, in Chicago Federal
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District Court.
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-- that the IRS was instrumental in covering up the
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disappearance of 50 million dollars, parked by federal
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authorities with Household Bank -- on which Joseph
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Andreuccetti has a long-pending claim -- and that the
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money was secretly transferred to Little Rock in an
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attempt to cover up some 47 million dollars reportedly
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embezzled by Bill and Hillary Clinton from Madison
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Guaranty S&L in Little Rock.
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-- that the Bankruptcy Trustee in the Andreuccetti cases,
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Jay A. Steinberg, has been allowed and permitted to file
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false and fraudulent state and federal revenue forms and
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tax returns, supposedly in the name of Joseph
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Andreuccetti, without the knowledge or consent of
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Andreuccetti.
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5. Steinberg is a partner in the huge law firm of Hopkins &
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Sutter, major counsel for RTC. The firm arranged for two faraway
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lawyers -- Hillary Rodham Clinton and Vincent W. Foster, Jr. --
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to work on the left-over problem of a Chicago-area savings and
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loan whose collapse was caused by fraudulent bonds by Clinton's
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dope and bond broker crony, Dan Lasater. Hillary and Vince
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reportedly whitewashed hundreds of millions that could have been
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recovered by RTC. Hopkins and Sutter also arranged to have
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George Bush's son escape prison in the Silverado S&L scandal in
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Denver.
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EVENTS ESCALATE AGAINST WILLIAM COLBY
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By 1995-96, matters intensified in which William Colby was
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implicated, in one way or another. The First National Bank of
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Cicero, dominated by mafia-CIA darling Bishop Paul Marcinkus,
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recent head of the Vatican Bank, had been taken over by Pinnacle
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Banc Group, the successor and alter ego of the infamous Bank of
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Credit and Commerce International. It was becoming more and more
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known, through items posted on Internet, and stories elsewhere,
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that the espionage operation, BCCI, dominated by CIA, had not, in
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fact, collapsed in July 1991; that Pinnacle was the new name and
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face. Four major, international news operations had the BCCI
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bribery list, how they bribed 25 percent of both houses of the
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U.S. Congress -- 28 U.S. Senators and 108 members of the House.
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Although the establishment news groups had the list and
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corroborated its validity, they decided not to go with it -- it
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would destabilize the U.S. central government. Strange, but the
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list, for 30 days, was a public record at the Bank of England!
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This writer received from a brave journalist the list and
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corroboration, and wrote a story about it in a right-wing paper
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in 1991. The publication received the list of names but deleted
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them from the published story. By 1995, the names were becoming
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more and more known and the result: an unusually large number of
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representatives and senators suddenly decided to resign, retire,
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and not run for re-election in 1996. Some of them had already
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arranged their re-election campaign literature.
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It was becoming more and more evident that former CIA Director
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William Colby was directly implicated in the dirty business --
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now implicating the Clintons -- of Household International and
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Household Bank. Colby was reportedly directly involved in the
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BCCI/Pinnacle Banc Group espionage operations. The Roger
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D'Onofrio Affair in Italy [see CN 6.65] was not going away; he
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was a top American CIA official, residing in Italy, put under
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house arrest for being involved in arranging for the Vatican
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Bank, in conjunction with the Sicilian mafia, to launder dope and
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gun loot, smuggle gold, and sell nuclear bomb triggers to sworn
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enemies of the U.S.
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A member of the London Gold Pool, living near the First National
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Bank of Cicero, John Tarullo, was murdered in August 1995. His
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connections extended reportedly to the CIA, the Archbishop of
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Milan, the FBI Counter-Intelligence section, as well as the
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traditional Sicilian mafia. Tarullo's connections reportedly
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extended to Judy Baar Topinka, a close crony of the Bank [of
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Cicero] and Marcinkus; she was elected Illinois State Treasurer
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in 1994. Did the Vatican Bank now have their agent in charge of
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all the state public money of Illinois? (She praised that Bank
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and Marcinkus on this writer's public access cable TV show just
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prior to her election.)
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Also becoming clear was William Colby's role in trying to get an
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armlock on political dissent in the U.S. Notice the role of
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Colby's close crony John DeCamp, an attorney from Lincoln,
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Nebraska, in trying to throttle various financial possible
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scandals, such as Pinnacle Banc Group/BCCI, Household
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International, Household Bank, the Clintons and the strange death
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of National Security Agency operative Vincent W. Foster, Jr. at
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the time Foster was also a top Clinton White House aide.
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-- cronies of the so-called Independent Whitewater Counsel
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Kenneth Starr were reportedly trying to push John DeCamp to
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be in charge of Joseph Andreuccetti and his explosive group
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of court cases. Luckily, Joe [Andreuccetti] refused.
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-- John DeCamp reportedly played a role in attempting to
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control or manipulate Oklahoma Federal Grand juror Hoppy
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Heidelberg. Hoppy was attempting to persuade fellow grand
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jurors that the FBI and other federal authorities have to be
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compelled to bring before the grand jurors certain data about
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John Doe #2, or even #3, in respect to the Oklahoma City
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bombing case. A reputed government counter-intelligence
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agent, Lawrence W. Myers, became the chief investigative
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reporter -- if not actually the controlling force -- of a
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new, supposedly dissident publication, called Media Bypass
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magazine, that went from about 5,000 monthly circulation to
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near 50,000 in a very short time. The militia movement, the
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Freemen, the tax protester movement, and others like them,
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somehow got the impression that Media Bypass magazine spoke
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for them. Who checked Myers' background? He was reportedly
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highly skilled in counter-terrorism, an expert on bomb
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making, and had worked for the adjunct to CIA, namely,
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Wackenhut, on terrorist problems. Myers wrote four published
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books on bomb making including remote explosives detonators.
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The books were published by a reputed CIA proprietary,
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Palladin Press, reportedly supervised by William Colby and
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his cronies.
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John Doe #3 reportedly was an Iraqi intelligence official brought
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into the U.S. and kept totally surveilled and supervised by the
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CIA. Did the Iraqi "spook" help the American CIA create a
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so-called terrorism event in Oklahoma City to promote possible
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martial law to strangle growing dissent in the U.S.? Or was it a
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bungled event, done with U.S. central government complicity?
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By April 1996 it was becoming clear to some that William Colby
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had to disappear or be thrown away. Household International's
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stock took a tumble; they were forced to give away 54 of their
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Household Bank units to the Harris Bank, a unit of the Canadian
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bank octopus, Bank of Montreal, owned by the infamous Bronfman
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family, big in dope, gun smuggling, *and* booze. Not everyone
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bought the mass media story that the Bronfmans actually paid over
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200 million dollars for the Household Bank units.
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About 10 days after the Household Bank-Harris Bank arrangement,
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William Colby disappeared. Colby's close crony, John DeCamp, was
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supposedly advisor to Hoppy at the same time DeCamp was attorney
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for Media Bypass and closely linked to Myers, the reputed
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"spook". Some clever sorts were putting two and two together.
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Was the whole magazine a trick to catalogue and finger
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dissidents? Did Myers and DeCamp almost cause Hoppy to be
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arrested?
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-- a few days prior to his disappearance, Colby was in Texas
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at a university seminar on the Viet Nam War. Some thought
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maybe Colby was knowledgeable about POWs who the U.S.
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government cannot admit still exist in Southeast Asia: are
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the POWs made into "mules" in the dope trade for the reported
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benefit of Colin Powell and his pals George Bush and Richard
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Armitage? Did Colby whisper explosive items into some ears
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in or near the seminar?
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Former CIA Director William Colby was too involved. So, the
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mysterious "they" used the boat trick, to make him disappear or
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for murder.
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At the time of his disappearance, Colby was under Congressional
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subpoena to testify. Some believe his testimony could have put
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Bill and Hillary Clinton in prison.
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Mr. Skolnick is founder/chairman, since 1963, of the public
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interest reform group, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the
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Courts, investigating and researching judicial bribery and
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political murders. Since 1971, he has been editor of a 5-minute
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recorded phone commentary, HOTLINE NEWS, (312) 731-1100, a
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regular phone call, on 24 hours per day, changed several times
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per week. Since 1991, he has been a regular panelist, now the
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moderator, of a weekly public access one-hour Cable TV Show,
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"Broadsides", available to some 400,000 households. His comments
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appear on several news groups on Internet and on the World Wide
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Web. Office, 8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days/week: (312) 375-5741.
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Call before sending fax. 9800 S. Oglesby Ave., Chicago, IL
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60617-4870.
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I neither necessarily agree nor disagree with either all or
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portions of the preceding. Persons mentioned are invited to send
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their rebuttals, of reasonable length, to bigred@shout.net for
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probable distribution.
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-- Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-Chief
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