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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 9 Num. 54
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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A CROOKED FEDERAL JUDGE AND THE OIL RACKETS
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
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Here is the scene. It was October, 1990. A half million U.S.
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troops were gathering in the Persian Gulf. Joined by a few
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thousand troops of our so-called "Allies." One of the great
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secrets was how, in the 1980s, U.S., England, France, and Germany
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supplied weapons to both Iraq and Iran, to kill each other --
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hundreds of thousands died -- in a war that went on for some
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eight years, 1980 to 1988.
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The Western Powers used the Iraq-Iran war to control the oil from
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the Gulf.
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Who in 1990 (or even now) knew or remembered that President
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George Bush and his cronies were the ones who were kingpins in
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making Kuwait a major oil producer? All the way back to 1960,
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when Kuwait was a British colony. Kuwait petroleum interests
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were big depositors and transacters through the Rockefeller
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banks, New York and Chicago. In the U.S., particularly in the
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south, Kuwait Petroleum was becoming a big competitor, such as
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the chain of retail gas stations, once owned by Gulf Oil, and
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then called under the name "Q-8" Gas Stations. Kuwait was
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becoming, world-wide, too big a competitor to the Rockefeller oil
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cartel, and the companies making up the monopoly with them.
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There was a danger that oil prices, by over-production, would go
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down, severely damaging the oil trust, called The Seven Sisters.
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A really big secret, in 1990, and even now, was that George Bush
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was a private joint venture business partner of Iraqi strongman,
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Saddam Hussein. Since Bush had been Director of Central
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Intelligence, 1975, the CIA created Saddam, by arranging the
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political murders of his opponents, including some of his
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power-grabbing relatives.
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Saddam was the bully boy of the Persian Gulf, where all the other
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oil producers secretly agreed to pay him and his cronies 25
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percent of all the oil shipped to the West, for the decade 1980
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to 1990. That was one trillion dollars worth. The kick-backs to
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Saddam and his circle had been 25 billion dollars per year
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(average), a total of 250 billion dollars for the decade. Saddam
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shared the oil loot with his partner, George Herbert Walker Bush,
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and their circle of thieves and extortionists.
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The oil kick-backs were funneled through the Chicago branch of
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Italy's largest bank, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro [BNL], owned in
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part by the Vatican. According to Congressional documents, BNL
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was the twin and interlocked with Bank of Credit and Commerce
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International [BCCI]. BCCI has been a worldwide crime, political
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murder, and espionage operation that became, supposedly, defunct
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in 1991. Actually, BCCI has continued on through its successor
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and alter ego, Pinnacle Banc Group, whose flag-ship is First
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National Bank of Cicero (Chicago mafia enclave suburb). And the
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Cicero bank has long been dominated by Bishop Paul Marcinkus,
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once heading a church there and up until 1991 head of the Vatican
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Bank. (According to an espionage-gangster scandal in Italy, the
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Vatican Bank was the center of CIA/mafia gun and dope money
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laundering as well as the secret sale of nuclear device parts to
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terrorists. The Roger D'Onofrio Affair, a long-time American CIA
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official, dual resident in U.S. and near Naples, Italy. Reuters,
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Naples, 12/2/95. Associated Press, Naples, 12/2/95. See also my
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story called "Clandestine Projects.")
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Starting in the early 1980s, BNL and BCCI set up branches in
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major cities in the U.S., including Chicago. This was arranged
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by partners in the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock and through their
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client, Stephens & Co., largest bond brokers worldwide, outside
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of Wall Street. Forming the branches required greasing the palms
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of state and federal bank regulators and others, around the
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country. Facilitating this corruption were two of the Rose Law
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Firm partners, Hillary Rodham Clinton and her law partner/lover,
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Vincent W. Foster, Jr.
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From the early 1980s, Vince Foster was the equivalent of a
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military general in the super-secret National Security Agency
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[NSA]. With the help of Hillary, he headed up the NSA's bank
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computer services spying operation, keeping tabs on bank and
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other money laundering worldwide -- both friend and foe.
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Hillary Clinton's father, originally from the Chicago suburb of
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Park Ridge, was reportedly a middle-level gangster, setting up
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money washing through banks and insurance companies, U.S. and
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overseas. Hillary being married to William Jefferson Clinton was
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a marriage of convenience. From an early age, both had been
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separately groomed by CIA through George Bush and others; such as
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the CIA London station chief for Bill. To use espionage jargon,
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Bill and Hillary were a "CIA couple."
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The CIA promoted Bill Clinton from state Attorney General (which
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he got from his gangster uncle, Ray Clinton), to be Governor of a
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sizeable state with a small population -- Arkansas -- known as
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owned by the Rockefellers. Savvy folks contend Bill is the
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illegitimate great grandson of old John D. Rockefeller, founder
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of the infamous Standard Oil Trust. Arkansas has been one of the
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most backward places in the nation, if not in the world -- where
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anything goes. In the Iran-Contra period, Governor Clinton kept
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his state police from interfering with the CIA's guns & dope
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operation through the small airport in western Arkansas, at Mena.
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In secluded facilities nearby, in violation of federal aviation
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regulations, small shops were set up and operating to re-fit
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airplanes secretly with special doors and long-range fuel tanks,
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to be used in faraway jungles, like Central America, good for
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dropping secret loads of weapons and picking up dope for return
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trips to various sites in Arkansas and across the South.
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Bill Clinton's mother was the link through Hot Springs, Arkansas,
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to the underworld's gambling, extortion, and prostitution
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apparatus, which on occasion overlapped CIA. An outpost for
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Chicago mobsters was Hot Springs, and they had done favors for
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the CIA, such as aiding in the CIA's murder of President Kennedy
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in Dallas.
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So, in its most simplistic terms, the marriage of Bill and
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Hillary Clinton was the joining of two crime families, Chicago
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and Hot Springs. A merger authorized for a CIA couple by the spy
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agency.
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A few related examples: Operating through Chicago to reportedly
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wash funds for the CIA, the Vatican Bank, and others, reportedly
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has been Coral Re-Insurance, having an unlisted headquarters in
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the Barbados. They reportedly money laundered 50 million dollars
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of federal funds, part of 58.4 million dollars parked with
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Household International and their units Household Bank.
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Household, in part dominated by the Vatican, is the successor to
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the Nugan Hand Bank, like Household, a CIA proprietary washing
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espionage, political murder, and other covert funds. Former CIA
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Director William Colby, who mysteriously disappeared and
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supposedly whose body was later found, had been general counsel
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of Nugan Hand Bank which supposedly became defunct following the
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murder of one of its founders. Colby had a similar role for the
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Nugan Hand Bank alter ego, Household.
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As to Nugan Hand Bank, see the book by Jonathan Kwitny, "The
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Crimes of Patriots."
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I have written extensively of a complex group of state and
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federal litigation in Chicago, called the Joseph Andreuccetti
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Affair, involving the mysterious 50 million dollar transfer by
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Household to Little Rock and from there, to the Grand Caymans
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with the aid of Coral Re-Insurance and Fuji Bank.
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The mysterious transfer of the 50 million dollars was to cover up
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the apparent embezzlement of funds from a federally-insured
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outlet, Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan -- some 47 million
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dollars for which Bill and Hillary Clinton can be the targets of
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federal criminal prosecution. Congressman Dan Burton (R., Ind.)
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refers to the strange 50 million dollars transferred by Bill
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Clinton to a known dope-money laundering center. (Congressional
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Record, 5/29/96, pages H5627-28.) Some quote the congressman as
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stating he vows to help put Bill and Hillary Clinton in prison.
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A key player in all this was Brian Barnett Duff. In the 1980s,
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Duff sat as a judge in the state court in Chicago, the Circuit
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Court of Cook County. Later, the Reagan/Bush team installed Duff
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as a federal district judge in Chicago. Some knew Duff to be
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corrupt, but he escaped while all other local judges were sent to
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federal prison in "Operation Greylord" (touched off by our work.)
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One thing is for sure: Duff was subject to blackmail, a key
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reason someone is selected for high office (an unfortunate
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American reality.) At any moment, Duff could be whisked away to
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the funny farm. On the bench, he had outbursts where he wanted
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to jail the more-independent lawyers for no particular reason.
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In routine cases, lawyers knew they had to grovel before him or
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he would suddenly go nuts and start threatening one or more
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lawyers and others.
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Some just imagined Duff as some psychiatric ward inmate who
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somehow escaped to high federal office. Duff acted the part and
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was there to be used and blackmailed.
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A case that should have been labeled a blackmailer's
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dream-come-true was on U.S. District Judge Duff's docket in
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October, 1990. (You are wrong if you really believe cases get on
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a particular judge's docket by so-called "random selection." To
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make a long story short, court corruption requires a corrupt
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Court Clerk's office. A top federal Court Clerk's Office
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official ended up in jail because of our work, in 1969, U.S. vs.
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Robert P. Steine.)
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All of the foregoing almost unraveled, worldwide, but was hushed
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up -- a series of events in October, 1990.
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A Texas Democrat, in some ways seeming to be a populist, was
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Henry B. Gonzalez. As a very long-time congressman, he headed up
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the House Banking Committee. As part of an investigation of the
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twin banks, BNL and BCCI, Cong. Gonzalez sought the records of
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the Chicago branch of BNL. A custodian of copies of some of
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those records was the Federal Reserve Board who began giving them
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to the congressman's committee.
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Alarmed when they found out, the Bush/Saddam Hussein gang
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instigated the Illinois State Banking Commissioner, which
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regulated the BNL Chicago branch, to start an injunction suit in
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federal district court in Chicago which by corrupt means was
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assigned to Judge Duff, a crony of Bush. People of the State of
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Illinois ex rel. William C. Harris, Bank Commissioner vs. Board
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of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Case No. 90 C 6863.
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Because they were the focus of the litigation, becoming an
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intervening party was the House Banking Committee.
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In one of his rulings, Judge Duff sought to bar Gonzalez's House
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Banking Committee lawyer from Judge Duff's courtroom. In one of
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his psychiatric outbursts, apparently brought on by blackmail
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pressure against him, Judge Duff referred to the lawyer as an 800
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pound gorilla showing no deference to Judge Duff. In other plain
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words, get the hell out of my courtroom and out of this
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courthouse: this matter is already "fixed," by Bush and others,
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and why are you here?
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(A key development: while the case was pending, the Illinois
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Attorney General, representing the Banking Commissioner in
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federal court, changed from GOP to Democrat. They half-heartedly
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proceeded to push the case.)
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Unless Congressman Gonzalez was prepared to sign -- and he wasn't
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-- a national security oath of some sort that he would not reveal
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the BNL Chicago records, any records he had were to be returned
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and he could not get any more of the bank's records. One of the
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exhibits already in the court record is a letter on behalf of
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CIA, that the bank's records should not be divulged. The court
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record also shows high-level negotiations between top Italian
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officials, in Rome, with officials in the U.S. of the Federal
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Reserve, regarding that the BNL records should not be disclosed.
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Bush's blackmailable crony, Judge Duff, enjoined the release of
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the records of BNL. The mass media, themselves interlocked with
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crooked banks, dared not send any reporter to cover the case. In
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May, 1991, an appeal of the case was heard by a three-judge panel
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of the U.S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, in Chicago. Most of
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the judges on the 7th Circuit court (covering Wisconsin,
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Illinois, and Indiana) are interlocked with banks. For example,
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chief judge of that court for many years was Judge Walter J.
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Cummings, Jr.: his father for years and years was board chairman
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of the Continental Bank of Chicago. The Cummings family have
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been major owners of that bank, along with the Vatican, the
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Rothschilds, and the Queen of England (who always had a
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representative of the British royal family on the Continental
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board).
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That bank, tied to the commodity markets, has all the years been
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a center of corrupt secret nominee accounts for judges, to
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corruptly influence many federal judges such as in Chicago.
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Continental Bank has been the head office for several thousand
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correspondent banks. (Formed before the American Civil War, like
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the Chicago Board of Trade, Continental was apparently the
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transfer point for Rothschild banking empire funds implicated in
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the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.)
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The only reporter at the May, 1991, federal appeals court hearing
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was myself accompanied by friends. *Where* *was* *the*
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*mainstream* *press* *in* *a* *world-shaking* *story* *like*
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*this*?
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After the hearing, in the back of the courtroom, I interviewed
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two participants.
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Question: I heard that the secret BNL Chicago records
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involved here relate to private, joint business ventures
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between George Herbert Walker Bush and his business partner
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Saddam Hussein.
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Answer: (From a lawyer of the Illinois Attorney General
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representing the State Banking Commissioners) Yes, that is
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correct.
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(To be careful and sure, I asked the same question three times.
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Same answer each time.)
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Question: Why do the state and federal bank regulators
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want these records suppressed?
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Answer: Release of the records would undermine the
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authority of bank regulators and because of what is
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involved here, would cause a worldwide run on banks.
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Question: Are you confirming it is that serious, the
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possible release of BNL Chicago's records?
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Answer: Yes, release of the records would create an
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international incident, detrimental to the banks, the
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United States, and our international relations.
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The bank's records, among other things, show Bush and Saddam
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Hussein getting, for the decade of the 1980s, 250 billion dollars
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in oil kick-backs from all the Persian Gulf oil producers, or 25
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billion dollars per year for a decade -- for the ten years
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leading up to the Persian Gulf War.
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I then stated: It seems the appeal record is suppressed or
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someone wants to suppress it. Whereupon, the lawyer reached into
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a leather suitcase and dragged out most of the records and gave
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them to me.
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I then interviewed the lawyer for the Illinois Banking
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Commissioner, that regulates the Chicago branch of BNL. I asked
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him the same question as well, three times to be sure, and each
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time he answered similar to the first lawyer. He then also
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volunteered:
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Those records also relate to "non bank" records. He explained
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there are records of BNL Chicago that are not exactly bank
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records but show George Herbert Walker Bush as the private joint
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business venture partner of Saddam Hussein.
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The three-judge panel was headed by Judge Richard A. Posner,
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later made Chief Judge of the 7th Circuit. Posner, once a law
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school teacher at the University of Chicago (founded and operated
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by the Rockefeller oil cartel) reportedly represents the one
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billion dollar (and more) stock portfolio of the University of
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Chicago. (Like the other judges on the federal appeals court in
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Chicago -- and other banker-judges around the nation -- Judge
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Posner does NOT disqualify himself when his financial interests
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are involved. Guess who wins?)
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Before becoming a judge on the federal appeals court in Chicago,
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Posner ran a court litigation service company described by
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reliable sources as reportedly specializing in bribing or
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blackmailing federal judges on behalf of major corporations.
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After an appeals court hearing, most usually their ruling is made
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months later. In the meantime, in this case, after the hearing,
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the Bush Justice Department began circulating stories -- but the
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press fakers were afraid to go into it and follow it up -- that
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Judge Posner had reportedly received bribes in eight other cases.
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Funny thing, our group already knew about those eight other
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cases, not news to us.
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Responding to the bribery blackmail, Judge Posner, in the summer
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of 1991, made a strange and rare ruling: that the BNL Chicago
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case should not be in this courthouse and should be entirely
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removed.
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Only a right-wing, conservative newspaper dared publish the
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details of all this. ("Spotlight," 8/19/91)
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Saddam Hussein's half-brother, in Geneva, Switzerland, has told
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European reporters that if Saddam is assassinated by the American
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CIA, that records will be released compelling the American
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government to prosecute George Bush for treason.
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In March, 1996, I did a program on my popular public access cable
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TV program in Chicago, called "Broadsides," that Judge Brian
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Barnett Duff was observed by me and an associate of mine during a
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three-hour hearing in a case involving Chicago City Hall
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patronage jobs. A former city employee contended that thousands
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of city workers have been defrauded out of amounts that total
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into the hundreds of millions. That this was because of a fraud
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upon the federal district court in Chicago. Implicit in the
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hearing was that Judge Duff was in some way himself a part of the
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fraud upon his court. Duff implied that the situation is so
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serious, as to the amounts involved, that it could cause city
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government of Chicago to declare bankruptcy.
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During the lengthy hearing, described on my cable TV show, Judge
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Duff raved and ranted like he had just escaped from a nut house.
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For a lengthy period he condemned one of the lawyers that had
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filed papers about the fraud upon Duff's court in the city
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patronage cases. Just as Duff looked at the lawyer Duff was
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berating, Judge Duff said: "If you say anything more I am going
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to do something to you." Such as jailing him for contempt.
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Funny thing, the lawyer had not said hardly a word.
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After the taping of my show, before it was even cablecast, Judge
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Duff had heard about my show about him. Judge Duff saw me in the
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lobby of the federal courthouse and came up behind me and in a
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very sarcastic tone said to me, "Thanks for the compliment,
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Skolnick."
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After the show was cablecast, because of the large viewership, it
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became widely known and understood that Judge Duff is certifiably
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insane, and has a psychiatric disability. To once and for all
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hush up the whole business about Judge Duff and the rulings about
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BNL and Chicago and such, Chief Judge Posner issued a series of
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rare and strange rulings, called mandamus cases, brought by
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lawyers complaining that Judge Duff is erratic (if not actually
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crazy.) Suddenly the mainstream press began condemning Judge
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Duff as erratic. Was there a danger that Judge Duff was going to
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start blabbing about the big fix involving himself in the BNL
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Chicago case? Judge Posner's much publicized rulings against
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Duff on the mandamus petitions discredited Duff. Thereafter, who
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would believe anything Judge Duff said in or out of court?
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Then stories began circulating that the Justice Department,
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because of a crazy ruling by Judge Duff, in a secret complaint to
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Congress, wanted Judge Duff impeached. The one-million
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circulation Chicago Tribune, in a front page story headlined
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"Beleagured Judge Steps Down From U.S. Bench -- Duff was known
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for erratic actions." The Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court
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in Chicago is quoted as saying Duff "has a legitimate physical
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disability." What he really meant is that Judge Duff has long
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been known, and subject to blackmail, because of his mental
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disability.
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The Justice Department complaint against Judge Duff was so secret
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that the U.S. Attorney in Chicago warned his entire office that
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if anyone there talked about it, they would be fired.
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The funny thing was that the federal appeals court in Chicago,
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populated with banker-judges, removed Duff from a lawsuit
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contesting the state's treatment of the mentally ill. Duff had
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demanded in court that the Illinois Governor come personally and
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privately to meet Judge Duff about the mental hospital case;
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otherwise, Judge Duff threatened to torpedo numerous other state
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lawsuits pending on his docket, to cost the state many millions.
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Lawyers complained that Judge Duff was so nuts, that motions and
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briefs filed without inclusion of his middle name were rejected
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out of hand. A local group called "The Chicago Council of
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Lawyers," in a 1991 evaluation (blackmailing Duff during the BNL
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Chicago case?) said, "Some lawyers report that the only way to
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avoid Judge Duff's ire is to grovel and constantly flatter him."
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See the lengthy front-page story, Chicago Tribune, 10/11/96.
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Some contend the BNL Chicago case, covered up by Judge Duff and
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then nailed shut by appeals Judge Posner, involves a lot more
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than just the treason of Bush being in business with Saddam
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Hussein; at the same time Bush sent a half a million U.S. troops
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in harm's way to the Persian Gulf. Although the press said the
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Gulf War casualties were just a few hundred -- how about the
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80,000 ex-GIs suffering from Gulf War diseases? Medical sources
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claim several thousand of those ex-soldiers have since died of
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the strange illnesses. One source claims 15,000 of those
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suffering from Persian Gulf War Syndrome have perished.
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Some contend the BNL Chicago record cover-up involves among other
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things:
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** the money that paid for the political assassination of Olof
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Palme, Prime Minister of Sweden, who started to complain about
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the Swedish arms merchant Bofors committing high crimes in secret
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weapons shipments to Iraq and Iran.
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** the American CIA as well as foreign intelligence agencies
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washing political assassination funding through BNL Chicago.
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** the bribery, by BCCI, to try to spread out more in the U.S.,
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of 25 percent of the House of Representatives and 28 U.S.
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Senators. (Some have forgotten about my exclusive story in
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Spotlight in October, 1991, about the BCCI-Congress bribery
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mess.)
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[CN: The following paragraph was conveyed to me by phone by Mr.
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Skolnick subsequent to his having written the above article. He
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wished it to be included with this story. Thanks to a CN reader
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for pointing out to myself and Skolnick the apparent Henry Hyde
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connection to Judge Duff.]
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Judge Duff apparently helped cover up things in the Resolution
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Trust Corporation (RTC) case against Congressman Henry Hyde
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(Republican, Illinois). The case is still pending. It is
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alleged that Hyde, as a director of Clyde Savings & Loan, through
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wrongful conduct, caused the downfall of Clyde S&L. A CIA lawyer
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came in and, in chambers, asked that records be impounded.
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Subsequently such an order by Judge Duff ordering that principal
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records be impounded was issued. Duff also apparently arranged
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to delay the trial so as to help Hyde. Hyde is reportedly in
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charge of the CIA's "black budget" and has more actual authority
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than the Director of Central Intelligence (DCIA).
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Since 1963, Mr. Skolnick has been founder/chairman of the
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Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts, a public-interest
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group researching and investigating judicial corruption and
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political murders. Updates of their work are on a regular phone
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call, a recorded phone message, 5 minutes: (773) 731-1100. He
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is now the moderator of a public access cable TV program,
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"Broadsides," in Chicago, available to some 400,000 households.
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Using a good browser, you can find many thousands of citations to
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his stories and reports on Internet. Office: 8 a.m. to
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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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code changed from 312 to 773 on 10/12/96.)
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