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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 9 Num. 36
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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Conspiracy Nation Brings You....
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NEWS FROM ALL OVER
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News You Can Use
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The following was handed to me by a mysterious stranger who did
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not say her name.
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News Release 10/1/96
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The following information was secreted out of Lake County
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(Florida) jail by a sympathetic official who is appalled at
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the situation.
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Dois "Chip" Tatum, who months ago came forward and exposed
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extensive involvement of the United States government and
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officials including Clinton, Bush and North in Central
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American drugs schemes, now finds himself mysteriously in
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incommunicado lockdown at this out-of-the-way facility
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[apparently Atlanta] for a federal inmate. Tatum and wife
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were federally charged, and guessed guilty at a trial in
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which classified defense evidence was suppressed by a
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federal judge, of a nebulous and discrediting white collar
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wrongdoing only after he blew the whistle.
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Moreover, this latest muffling of Tatum's voice, not
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coincidentally until after election time, comes following
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his doing radio broadcasts and newspaper releases
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(including Tampa Tribune) from a Tampa jail, and Internet
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releases, and immediately following the recent
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corroborating exposes by the San Jose Mercury News and a
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research professor from the University of Maryland.
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Watergate and all subsequent "gates" pale alongside this
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breaking revelation!
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Update, 10/3/96: They had Chip moving. He was taken by
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the Marshals on Tuesday, 10/1, and I found him in Atlanta.
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They won't tell me where he's going or an ETA [Estimated
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Time of Arrival].
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(signed) Nancy Tatum
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Speaking of drugs, some foreign newspapers are connecting the
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dots as to the recent San Jose Mercury News expose on the
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CIA-crack cocaine scandal. Screaming headlines from around the
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globe are wondering, for example, "Bush, supercapo del
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narcotrafico?" ("Bush, drug kingpin?") Let's hope wife "Babs"
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Bush doesn't read Spanish, hey George?
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Here in the U.S., conjecture (at least open conjecture) goes only
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so far as Oliver North.
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"Say 150 Witnesses Saw Missile Near TWA Flight 800"
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"Citing high-level federal officials, the New York Post reported
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Sept. 22 that the FBI has interviewed 154 credible witnesses who
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described seeing a missile in the sky just before TWA Flight 800
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exploded. The witnesses included scientists, schoolteachers,
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Army personnel, and business executives. 'Some of these people
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are extremely, extremely credible,' the Post quotes a 'top
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federal official' as saying."
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"The FBI sat many of the witnesses down with U.S. military
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experts, who debriefed them and independently confirmed for the
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FBI that their descriptions matched surface-to-air missile
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attacks. 'There is no event on land or in the sky that can
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explain away what these people saw,' said the federal official."
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"The law-enforcement sources said the hardest evidence so far
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suggests a surface-to-air missile was fired from a boat off the
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Long Island coast." [New Federalist, 9/30/96]
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More Americans than ever are living off their credit cards. As
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of June 30, 1996, Americans owed $454 billion in credit card
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debt, up $72 billion (or 18.8 percent) since the same time last
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year. Cash-poor Americans are now increasingly purchasing even
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their groceries on credit, and bankruptcies are reaching record
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levels. Not to worry, though: Bill Clinton says, "'conomy
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good."
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On the March: Toward Slavery. Latest trend is, why bring the
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factory to the Mexican when you can bring the Mexican to the
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factory? Mexicans are being recruited by corporate employers
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down south of the border, then shipped up north to jobs in the
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U.S. These workers are poorly paid and worked hard, but they know
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they'd better not squawk: If they say "Union," the boss can say
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"Migra" -- short for "immigration," as in, "Where is your green
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card?"
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Corporate honchos importing Mexican workers get an added benefit:
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schooling, health care, etc. for their employees and their
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families gets paid for by U.S. taxpayers. And if the taxpayers
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squawk, bought-off intellectuals appear on the TV and say,
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"Xenophobia."
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Meanwhile, most Americans endure a declining standard of living
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-- perhaps in part because they compete for wages with illegal
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immigrants. Corporate P.R. says, "Only immigrants will accept
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these jobs." But if the immigrants weren't taking the jobs, the
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jobs would pay better and Americans *would* take them.
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In New York City, meanwhile, 500 Metropolitan Transit Authority
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jobs are to be eliminated, by attrition. These union workers
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will be replaced by semi-slaves, forced to handle menial tasks if
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they want their welfare checks. And what about the 500 union
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jobs that *someone* might have landed if not for this
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development? Will those potential union employees now collect
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welfare, and be forced to wash buses for the New York Transit
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Authority?
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Not widely reported here in the U.S. has been the Belgian
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pedophile scandal, with police and judicial authorities now being
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arrested. The Belgian pedophile network is being tied directly
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to international circles, says New Federalist (9/30/96). One
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British arms dealer has told New Federalist that he expects the
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scandal to spread to Great Britain. Could the network have U.S.
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connections? Readers of *The Franklin Cover-Up* and *Trance
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Formation of America* know of evidence suggesting even some U.S.
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bigshots have peculiar ways of unwinding after a hard day of
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treason.
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A Roman Catholic newspaper alleged that the "highest circles of
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power" in Mexico were behind the 1994 murder of ruling party
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presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio. The newspaper,
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*Nuevo Criterio*, an official publication of the Archdiocese of
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Mexico City, said in an editorial that the murder was clearly a
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plot and not the work of a lone gunman. [Spotlight, 10/7/96]
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Thanks to a CN reader for sending a book by Budd Hopkins,
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*Witnessed*, which covers the "UFO" phenomena. The back cover
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carries a quote from the Houston Chronicle pointing to the human
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race "being in for some large surprises by the year 2000." Why,
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what a coincidence! The U.S. government itself has a "Goals
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2000" plan, which coincides with the apparent "UFO 2000" plan! I
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can see it now: "The 'Space Brothers' are your friends. Turn in
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your guns to the 'Space Brothers.'"
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The reader who kindly sent the book suggests that "the personal
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encounters described in the book with 'aliens' will/have been
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more widespread and involve multiple key people including
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politicians, celebrities, military and religious figures from all
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nations. They (the 'aliens') will never allow close scrutiny...
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[Well-known celebrities, politicians, etc., will] tell us what is
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on the mind of these 'aliens' and what they are doing and what we
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are to do and expect."
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I can see it now: Shirley MacLaine, Special Ambassador to the
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"Space Brothers," will relay messages from the "Enlightened Ones
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From Beyond the Stars." Special gimmicks will be utilized to
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help razzle-dazzle the crowd. Dan Rather will go on CBS News
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pumped up with Prozac and wearing a toga. "I am Trusted Rather.
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All is well. Repeat: all is well."
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Says Trusted Rather: "The 'Space Brothers' instruct that all
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must lay down their weapons so Maximum Peace can bless the
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planet. Then all are to congregate at the agreed location, there
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to receive 'enlightenment.'"
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