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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 9 Num. 97
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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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[...continued...]
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By the way, the Washington Post supposedly paid many thousands of
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dollars to Roger Morris and Sally Denton for their story on Mena,
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but after 11 weeks of delays they pulled it because they felt
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they were getting jacked around and got Bob Guccione to publish
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it in Penthouse 7/95. Also, Terry Reed has a book coming out on
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Barry Seal/Mena, Arkansas. Another book project now underway is
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the story of the CIA's drug op in New York with NYPD cop and
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"made man" "Big Al" Carone, former Colonel in Army Intel. Carone
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was the "bagman" for NYPD, friend of DCI Bill Casey, and "banker"
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for the CIA's drugs op from 1946-80 (died of "CIA flu"), along
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with other "bagmen" associates, Russell Herman (also died of "CIA
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flu") and "fixer/briber" Al Hobert and NYPD "dirty" cop Gene
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Howard who were all "on the take."
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Two more CIA drug smuggling ops reports were broadcast on TV.
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One program was done by Mike Wallace of "60 Minutes" which
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re-broadcast his 2-year-old report on 9/3/95 about a Venezuelan
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Cartel/CIA supposed cocaine smuggling sting operation.
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Unfortunately, this CIA op allowed many millions of dollars of
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powder to hit the streets of America, without ever busting
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anyone. The other one was a British TV Ch. 4 broadcast of the
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suppressed "The Maltese Doublecross" documentary on Pan Am 103's
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heroin smuggling operation which presented witnesses and evidence
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which showed that this may very well have been the real reason
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for the bomb explosion which killed all passengers on board.
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As for the CIA/NSA computer operation, it would appear that it is
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relatively new and extremely lucrative. Estimates of just how
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profitable this operation is range into the hundreds of millions
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of dollars, which goes to funding "off the books" Black Ops, now
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that Congress, with only a slightly higher degree of scrutiny,
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has cut back on their funding.
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James Norman, Bill Hamilton and many others state that in the
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early 1980s the government expropriated Inslaw's revolutionary
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and proprietary PROMIS software after Bill Hamilton had created
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an advanced version of PROMIS which was originally developed
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while he was at the NSA. It was based on computer aided software
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engineering technologies which used software to create and modify
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software, thus enabling PROMIS to be modified to a multitude of
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applications because of its inherent versatility and
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adaptability. The government realized its numerous applications
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such as applying it to the secret purpose of tracking down
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terrorist money in international banking.
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The CIA, with operatives such as Oliver North and Ted Shackley,
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purportedly used this very "adaptable" PROMIS to create secret
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bank accounts through "computerized money laundering" for the
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purpose of financing CIA covert ops, such as Iran-Contra and
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Iraqgate. This led to another application, wherein the NSA/CIA
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used it to create a compromised universal banking system which
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could be secretly accessed by their bugged software, sold by NSA
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"front companies" to unsuspecting banks, which allowed them
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[NSA/CIA] to access secret accounts anywhere around the world.
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Additionally, specially designed NSA chips have been placed in
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computers, along with Inslaw's stolen PROMIS Plus, which are then
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sold through these NSA "front companies," such as Systematics,
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Boston Systematics, Hadron and Israeli Systematics and agents,
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such as Robert Maxwell, to strategic and highly sensitive ally
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and enemy customers alike. (Related articles and info: Time
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8/19/95 "Onward Cyber Soldier," New York Times 8/19 "Citibank
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Fraud Case Raises Computer Questions," Wall Street Journal's and
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Wang Laboratories' John A. Dean 3/3/95 letter to DCI John
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Woolsley.)
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Purportedly, these bugged computers are set up to transmit their
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sensitive information within by data bursts up to low-flying NSA
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satellites. Inslaw and their Atlanta law firm, with the
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assistance of attorney Eliott Richardson (Pres. Nixon's former
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Attorney General who resigned in protest over Watergate), are
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preparing to go back into the Court of Federal Claims in December
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'95 after a more than 10-year battle to seek a multi-hundred
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million dollar judgement for non-payment of royalties. A number
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of knowledgeable people state that if PROMIS's advanced software
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was stolen and used since the early 1980s for numerous
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applications such as in our nuclear subs and nuclear missile
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defense system, Inslaw should be owed in excess of half a billion
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dollars.
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Some politicians and journalists privately, with only a few
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publicly, have supported Inslaw's position that the government
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stole their PROMIS software, but almost all have been unwilling
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to really investigate and go public with the real facts. Seymour
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Hersh, one of a few to attempt to get the whole Inslaw story out,
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recently researched and proposed an article for the New York
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Times Magazine, Vanity Fair, and Atlantic Monthly, but
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unfortunately they all passed.
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Even a House investigation and retired Federal Judge Nicholas J.
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Bua's grand jury 1993 investigation in Chicago didn't get to the
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bottom of this government scandal, possibly because of the
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magnitude of the situation. Attorney General Barr appointed Bua
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as a Special Counsel, but he was really a "dependent counsel."
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Even though Chuck Hayes, who secured many of the witnesses (such
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as Ari Ben-Menashe) did testify, Michael Riconosciuto along with
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many [other] witnesses didn't in person or at all. The Judge was
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sued for not conducting a proper investigation by Chicago
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investigative journalist Sherman Skolnick and Michael
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Riconosciuto. Bua submitted a "whitewashed" report to Attorney
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General Reno, who turned it over to the White House who did
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nothing... except send Inslaw information in a secure envelope to
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Vince Foster shortly before his death.
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Debra Gorham, former secretary to Vince Foster and William
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Kennedy, her prior boss, secretly testified before Senate
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Whitewater Committee on 6/23/95. In addition to Webster Hubbell,
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William Kennedy was another Rose Law Firm partner who resigned at
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the White House under a scandal and, also as Jackson Stephen's
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attorney in 1984, he filed incomplete information with the
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Federal Reserve about Stephens's family holding in Worthen Bank
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(New York Times 5/9/95 "Fed Ends Inquiry Into an Arkansas
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Family").
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In her confidential testimony, Debra Gorham disclosed a key point
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wherein she stated that Vince Foster gave her two NSA 1-inch
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ringed binders (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's London Sunday Telegraph
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8/6 article and Debra Gorham's excerpted confidential
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transcripts) which she put in Bernard Nussbaum's safe. Debra
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Gorham described one binder as blue; it may well have been our
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nuclear missile launch codes which control the entire U.S.
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missile defense system -- the ultimate power. These codes access
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any missile and can launch it wherever programmed.
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Also, at a later public Whitewater Senate hearing on 8/1/95,
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Senator Faircloth's aide confirmed that Debra Gorham was
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instructed by her counsel to say, "I do not recall," when he
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passed a hurriedly written note before her to respond to the
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Senator's question, "Did Foster ever get any documents on
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Systematics or Inslaw?" In direct contradiction to her sworn
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testimony, through a confidential friend, Gorham admitted
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receiving and even reading some of a secure letter on Inslaw from
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Webster Hubbell. Although it might be hard to prove, since she
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only admitted through her friend that she was familiar with
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Inslaw from the previous Washington, D.C. law firm employer,
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there can be no doubt that Gorham lied to Congress about not
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receiving a letter on Inslaw.
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Chuck Hayes and other highly placed confidential sources have
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stated that Vince Foster, as a NSA secret operative since the
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late '70s and a partner at Rose Law Firm, worked on secret and
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clandestine matters at Systematics (owned by Jackson Stephens).
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Larry Nichols, a former Arkansas friend of Clinton's, has stated
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that a Systematics employee, who is afraid of being fired,
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confirmed to him that Foster came in shortly before his death,
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flashing NSA credentials, and demanded that this person run a
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secret program for him, which he did. After Foster's death, this
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same Systematics employee asked Larry Nichols if anything he did
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for Vince Foster could have been a reason for his death. In a
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significant development, Rep. Leach, Chairman of the Whitewater
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hearings, may be prepared to subpoena this person and therefore
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force him to testify when the hearings commence around the end of
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September, but don't count on him being called or showing up.
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[...to be continued...]
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