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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 4 Num. 82
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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I neither necessarily agree nor disagree with either all or parts
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of the following:
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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THE NATIONAL SECURITY QUESTIONS AND THE CLINTON PROBLEMS
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
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Bill and Hillary Clinton may be able to "snuff out" problems that
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seem to pursue them both, while disguised as related to
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Whitewater. Their secret remedy? Both of them, or either of them
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separately, invoking "national security" as a bar to the
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independent prosecutor running after either one of them with
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purported federal criminal indictments.
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First of all, there is the matter of top White House aide Vincent
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Foster, jr. He died in July 1993. Was he "suicided", that is,
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murdered? Foster, a law partner of Hillary, was also reportedly
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an official of the super-secret code-cracking factory, the
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National Security Agency [NSA], called, by one author, "The
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Puzzle Palace". In that capacity, he reportedly played a role
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with Systematics, a reported propriety operation of NSA. The firm
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purports to supply, and service, bank computer software for firms
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worldwide, including foreign central banks. Did Foster strategize
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how Systematics would reportedly use the super-duper Inslaw
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software called PROMIS, with its "trap door" capability, to spy
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on foreign banks, including one supposed to be friendly to the
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United States?
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Several covert intelligence officials told the editor of a
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leading financial publication, *Forbes* magazine, that
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Systematics was reportedly a spy operation. To get the assistance
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of Foster, Israeli Intelligence, called "the Mossad" (that is,
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"the Institute"), apparently blackmailed Foster. A coded account,
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purportedly in his name, was set up in a bank on the Swiss-
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Italian border, with some $2.7 million -- *supposedly* traceable
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back to Israeli sources. Foster, reportedly, seriously violated
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national security by supplying Mossad with super-secret financial
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and other such data from the reported Systematics spy operation.
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A former Israeli defense security agent, Ari Ben-Menashe,
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contended that Robert "Bud" McFarlane was actually a Mossad
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operative going back to the time McFarlane was chief assistant to
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the then-Senator John Tower, Republican of Texas, when the
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Senator was chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. That
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would be about 1980: same time as the notorious "October
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Surprise" scenario, when George Bush and William Casey reportedly
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arranged a dirty, secret deal, with the Iranians, to delay
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release of U.S. hostages so as to wreck Jimmy Carter's bid for
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re-election as President.
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(By the way: did John Tower and his daughter die in April, 1991,
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as a result of a sabotaged airplane crash, just about the time
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Gary Sick's book, "October Surprise", was in the works? Some
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think that is what happened.)
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Some now believe that Foster, like McFarlane, was forced to spy
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on U.S. super-secret data for Israel by the use of blackmail.
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Remember: McFarlane reportedly tried to commit suicide the night
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before his scheduled testimony before the congressional Iran-
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Contra probe.
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*Forbes* magazine apparently spent considerable time and funds
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compiling what *they* thought was a blockbuster story about the
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reported spying, by Systematics, for NSA, with the help of
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Foster. Someone thought it proper to follow just standard
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journalistic procedure and submit the details of *Forbes* story
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to the White House, to get their explanation, if any. Someone
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else suggested that Israel might help confirm the story by
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releasing corroborating details, playing down *their* role as a
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form of "limited hangout" -- espionage jargon for releasing just
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*some* details of a troublesome story, to put the best face on a
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story that won't go away quietly.
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Evidently, the *Forbes* editor never read crusading author George
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Selves' advice, through his book, "Tell The Truth And Run".
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(Selves, by the way, was still writing hard-hitting books at the
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age of 100.) Submitting the proposed story, apparently
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scandalizing Systematics (a private subsidiary of ALLTEL), to the
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White House and also, reportedly, to the Israelis, was
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*disastrous*. Just prior to the expected deadline for going to
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press with the story, the editor was reportedly told to turn over
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all his records and material gathered for the story, to be
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destroyed! Some who knew what was happening were wondering to
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themselves whether the editor's failure to turn over the data for
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destruction would make him unemployed. Some say he was reportedly
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warned that such failure would make him unemployable, that is,
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"blackballed" in the mainstream journalism industry.
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The ramifications of the Systematics story could bring down the
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Clinton presidency. Just prior to Foster's death, Hillary
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reportedly told Foster that his spying for Israel was known; that
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he was about to be indicted on charges bordering on treason,
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making him another Jonathon Pollard.
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Did the NSA give their operative, Foster, an ultimatum, a la
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General Erwin Rommel, World War II? That is, "Take this gun and
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kill yourself, you traitor, or we shall have to do it for you."
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These details, all involving national security, may help explain
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the hesitation by the U.S. Secret Service, the U.S. Park Police,
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the White House, the FBI, and other federal agents, to tell,
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reportedly, the truth as to exactly *where* Foster's body was
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located upon death, whether he did or did not have a gun in his
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hand, or whether he, in fact, was murdered.
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Did the NSA find it necessary to cover up the reported huge
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banking spy scandal, by getting Foster to be dead? Sources in the
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German Secret Police contend three non-German residents of
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Frankfurt were part of a $5 million "contract" deal to kill
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Foster.
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While the *Forbes* story was being put together, the stock of
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parent firm, ALLTEL, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, was
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declining. About February 8th, 1995, the CEO and president of the
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firm, J.E. Steuri, also a director and senior officer, sold 48
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percent of his stock, in his firm, based on reports filed with
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securities regulators.
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At one time, Systematics had a reported serious problem with the
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC]. Records show that
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Rose Law Firm partners Hillary Rodham Clinton and Webster Hubbell
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were attorneys of record for the firm. Some contend they
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corruptly arranged to make the SEC problem go away. Note: in
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1994, Hubbell, third-in-command of the Clinton Justice
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Department, resigned, to face federal criminal charges that he
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mis-appropriated several hundred thousand dollars from the Rose
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Law Firm and clients. Hubbell "copped a plea bargain", agreeing
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to finger Hillary's reported mis-application of some $47 million
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from federally-insured Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan of Little
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Rock. The independent prosecutor apparently used Hubbell's
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testimony, and records, to get sealed indictments on two federal
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criminal charges against the First Lady.
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Will the unsealing of the indictments lead to resignation of the
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President? Turncoat Hubbell, thought to be a close crony of the
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Clintons, is apparently going to avoid jail because of his
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testimony and records he kept when Hillary told him to take them
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out of Foster's office to *her* private White House quarters.
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Later, he was ordered -- by her -- to destroy the records, led
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her to believe he did, but turned them over to the federal grand
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jury in independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr's probe.
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Question: Can Hillary invoke "national security" in respect to
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Foster's records, the reported Systematics mess, and related
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espionage scandals?
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Question: Can the federal agencies justify the Foster suicide-or-
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murder cover-up on the basis of "national security"?
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Question: If the central bank spy scandal would cause a financial
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panic, would the NSA be justified in compelling the death of
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Foster, whether "suiciding" him or murdering him, *all* for
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"national security"?
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Question: Can the President and First Lady shield themselves from
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federal criminal charges with a plea of so-called "national
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security"?
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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