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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 9 Num. 95
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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NOTES OF MEETINGS/CONVERSATIONS ON INSLAW & FOSTERGATE (10/21/95)
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By "Mr. Mercedes" (Pseudonym)
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When James Norman wrote the Forbes 1/31/95 cover story, "Oil,
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Guns & Greed" where he had worked for five years and was a Senior
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Editor at a $100,000 year salary. The focus of this cover story
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was Carlos Cardoen, a Chilean arms merchant who sold hundreds of
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millions of dollars worth of cluster bombs and other weapons to
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Iraq, while using Chase Manhattan Bank to finance his operation
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through "set up" oil trades and with the full cooperation and
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knowledge of DCI [Director of Central Intelligence] Bill Gates.
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He probably had no idea where it would lead and that 6 months
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later he would be abruptly fired on 8/16 and less than a week
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after I told him in person that he should expect to be fired
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quite soon because of what he had written outside of Forbes and
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because of what he was continuing to investigate.
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The Cardoen story led Norman to Harry Wechsler, Pres. of Boston
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Systematics and, purportedly, a former CIA and/or Mossad agent
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who has also been selling Inslaw's bootlegged and bugged enhanced
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PROMIS software around the world. Wechsler was also a key person
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involved in pulling off the October Surprise for the Israelis,
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according to Lt. Commander Alexander Martin (Ret.), who was
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involved in many 1980s covert ops as an aide to General Richard
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Secord (Ret.), and is now assisting with the investigations of
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the House Whitewater Committee. Wechsler's daughter, Dana, has
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been a senior editor at Forbes for 6-7 years, a CIA contract
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employee, and both have been sources for James Norman. The big
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question is, did they feed Norman disinformation to direct him
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away from Wechsler's key role in the illegal sale of PROMIS from
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his subsidiary company, Israeli Systematics.
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This article led Norman into [investigating] government software
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theft and espionage, covert activities of computerized money
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laundering and drugs and arms dealing, interweaving a cast of
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characters, government agencies and companies which include:
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Inslaw, the CIA, NSA, Mossad, Vince Foster, Webster Hubbell,
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Robert Maxwell, Arkansas billionaire Jackson Stephens,
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Systematics (Jackson Stephens-owned company and now merged into
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Alltel with Stephen's 8 percent interest), numerous secret Swiss
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bank accounts, which lead right up to and included Bill and
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Hillary Clinton, and former Presidents Reagan and Bush, all sown
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together with a thread called PROMIS (Prosecutor's Management
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Information Systems) software.
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The intent of this report is to present evidence and leads,
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without pre-conceived notions or hidden agendas, which should be
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objectively investigated and reported by unbiased journalists in
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order to honestly verify or refute the information of James
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Norman and others. This document doesn't presume to be the final
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word, but it is an attempt to lay out possible evidence and
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people within the Clinton administration, Park Police, Department
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of Justice, [which] Kenneth Starr's investigations and the Senate
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and House Whitewater/Foster hearings should be investigating.
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One of the most invisible and invincible central figures in this
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cast is Jackson Stephens. He has been a major contributor to
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Bush, loaned the Clinton Election Committee a critical $2 million
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from his family's Worthen Bank (Stephens recently had it
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purchased by the larger Boatsman Bank of St. Louis, thus ending a
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Federal Reserve investigation), and is now, of all things, the
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Finance Chairman for Bob Dole. Stephens is an investor in or
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owner of numerous companies such as Beverly Enterprises (a major
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national nursing home chain and one of Earl Brian's numerous
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companies; Earl Brian, another central figure, will be described
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later), and two Arkansas newspapers, the Northwest Arkansas Times
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and the Morning News of Northwest Arkansas. He was also the
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original front man for BCCI in the late 1970s when he tried to
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get them (M. Potts, N. Kochan & R. Whittington, "Dirty Money:
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The Inside Story of BCCI" and John Beaty "Outlaw Bank: BCCI")
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into the U.S. through the purchase of First American (Wall Street
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Journal article, 8/7/95, "Who is Dan Lasater," Wall Street
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Journal 2-page profile article, ?/?/93, and Monetary & Economic
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Review 6/92 article, "Clinton Selected to be Next President"),
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prior to Clark Clifford and Roger Altman getting involved through
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First American Bank.
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Despite Mike Wallace's "60 Minutes" 10/18 shoddy and slanted
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hatch-job report on journalist Christopher Ruddy and Lisa
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Foster's New Yorker 9/11/95 "conspiracy rebuttal" article, a big
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mystery still remains as to whether or not all or some of these
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elements and inter-related people came together to cause the
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death of Vince Foster. As Chicago investigative reporter Sherman
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Skolnick states, Lisa Foster's "cover-up" story should be
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seriously questioned. In his 9/11/95 "The Money Trail" release,
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Skolnick reports that Lisa Foster received $285,000 just 4 days
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prior to Vince Foster's death from bank heir Richard Mellon
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Scaife, who passed it through Sheila Foster Anthony (Vince
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Foster's sister and former Congressman Beryl Anthony's wife).
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Furthermore, it just so happens that Sheila Foster Anthony is in
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a very important Department of Justice section which is involved
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in appointments of Federal Judges, U.S. Attorneys, and U.S.
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Marshalls. Also, Richard Mellon Scaife is facing possible
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prosecution on alleged federal banking regulations violations
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(Sarah McClendon's Washington Report, 9/5/95).
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Additionally, when Lisa Foster was questioned by the FBI on
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5/1/94, she raised doubts about Vince Foster's so-called "suicide
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note." She stated that Vince Foster had written it on or about
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7/11/93 and they were his talking points for a scheduled meeting
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on 7/22/93 with the President and an upcoming Congressional
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hearing, neither of which Vince Foster kept since he was already
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conveniently dead on 7/20. Additionally that so-called last
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"relaxation weekend" at major Clinton and Democratic fundraiser
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Nathan Landau's shore estate with Webster Hubbell and others was
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a "damage control" session, bugged by the CIA, for the impending
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scandal described below in which Vince Foster was under
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investigation for espionage.
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Besides all the forensic and crime scene discrepancies and the
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apparent "cover-up" by the White House personnel's inappropriate
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actions after Foster's death, there was a significant discrepancy
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with the gun Vince Foster supposedly shot himself with and the
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"silver colored gun" which Lisa Foster also told the FBI that
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Vince had brought with him from Arkansas. (Mike Blair's "Foster
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Gun, Note Questions" Spotlight 8/21/95). If Vince Foster was
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shot with the "silver colored gun" which was found in the park
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near his body, why did Lisa Foster find another gun in its place
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on the very night after his death? And finally, in addition to
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all the other mysterious evidence found on or around his body,
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why did ballistics and forensics experts find that Vince Foster
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was shot by a turn-of-the-century Colt .38 caliber Army revolver?
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James Norman completed his Vince Foster story for Forbes in April
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of 1995 and it was ready for publication in the May issue, after
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being thoroughly checked and edited, but [it] was pulled after
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receiving an April 25 letter from the White House Press
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Secretary, Michael McCurry. Norman was then given permission to
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have his article published by another magazine (Media Bypass
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Magazine, 8/95, "Fostergate") if he withheld his Forbes
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affiliation. He has just come out with a followup article,
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"Fostergate II" in the 10/95 [Media Bypass] issue. Norman claims
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he was fired for continuing to investigate the Vince Foster
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story, which led back to Forbes' Chairman Emeritus and former
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Secretary of Defense, Caspar Weinberger. Forbes' media relations
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person, Ray Healy, claimed that "James Norman resigned and that
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he was a good journalist and they would miss him," but because of
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their editorial policy he would not comment on anything written
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outside of Forbes.
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In the process of investigating the Vince Foster story, Norman
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came into contact with Charles "Chuck" Hayes, purportedly a
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former CIA agent with S1 clearance (highest level) with a
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codename of "Running Fox." In my interview with him, he claims
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to have been involved in the CIA's Cuba covert ops to run weapons
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into Castro to overthrow Pres. Batista. Hayes stated that he
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knew George Bush as the CIA's paymaster as far back as 1958, all
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of which he [Bush] denies (see [J. Edgar] Hoover 1963 letter
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which refers to Bush of CIA). On one occasion, he [Hayes] claims
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to have put a gun into Bush's mouth in order to get him to pay
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up. [CN: Bush reportedly leaked in his pants at that point.]
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While serving in Vietnam in covert ops, Hayes disobeyed orders
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and flew his jet fighter into Hanoi and took out a SAM missile
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storage depot. On a Mena, Arkansas arms flight to the Contras,
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he discovered coke [cocaine] stored in the belly of his plane and
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dumped it on the awaiting covert team at the airport while
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avoiding being shot down by them.
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[...to be continued...]
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