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(Milan) Panic: from biker to front man for CIA: and Gelbard... from
diplomat to dip into the public till -- The Sicilian Mafia is more
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excerpt from
“How to defeat Serbia”. Foreign Affairs. July/August 1994.By David Gompert.
A Reply by J. P. Maher. Summer 1994.
…
After Nixon-Kissinger
established diplomatic relations with red China the ex-Secretary of State became
a millionaire through his investments in Chinese business. This is par for the
course, not something Henry invented. After the Nixon presidency he opened up
shop as Kissinger Associates. Congressman Henry C. Gonzales
of Texas, chairman of the House Banking Committee, has long been looking into
the web connecting Kissinger Associates, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, The
National Bank of Georgia, and the BCCI (with its shady links to the CIA and the
oil sheikdoms). Both these banks are implicated in the Iran-Iraq scams
that built up Sadam Hussein. Other messy affairs are the Yugoslav Ljubljanska
Banka, which was implicated in money laundering, and the Yugo auto company and
its arms producing parent firm Zavodi Crvena Zastava (“Red Flag
Factories”).
Gonzales has turned up plenty of dirt on Baker, Kissinger
and his minions Eagleburger, Scowcroft et al. who have misled the American
public on scores of dubious affairs. “Their ethical behavior is
deplorable...”.
In their arrogance such public
servants passing through the lobbyists’ revolving doors boast:
“... we [Kissinger
Associates] are not in the habit of giving free advice.”
Gonzales sagely concludes:
“The National Bank of Georgia therefore must have been a
client of Kissinger Associates.”
Winston Churchill, quoted by Gonzales, saw the same moral
abyss in the Mother of Parliaments:
“Ministers have come under obligations to great
interests; and it can be presumed or alleged that their votes or speeches have
been corrupt.”
Gonzales quotes a fair appraisal of the sleaziness of our
former ambassador to Yugoslavia Eagleburger, his mentor Kissinger, and a big
cast of stars (e.g. Canadian ex-premier Pierre Trudeau), penned by their crony
defense industry Gordon Adams, referring to weapons exports:
“You can’t just drive over there. If you want to get into
the foreign government, you’ve got to get into the American
government.”
Eagleburger gets pensions
from such firms; George Bush gave him a midnight
appointment to the post of Secretary of State, probably to entitle him to
another pension.
Julius Caesar became a rich man with his conquest of
Gaul, robbing treasure and selling a million Celtic men, women and children into
slavery. In not so distant times the way to a commission in the British Army was
to buy it. A military commission was a license to plunder. I think £3,000 was
the price in the early nineteenth century. (One hundred pounds was a good annual
salary a century ago.)
These are the guys who talk about defeating the Serbs.
Whose side do you want to be on? I close with a quotation from one American
diplomat worthy of the title, who wrote something as true about the New World
Order as it was about previous editions:
‘The
Great War began in the Balkans, yet its origin in the hearts of unscrupulous
autocrats whose ruthless ambition knew neither justice nor limit; who counted
the subjection of a free people merely as the first move in the game to
commercial and political supremacy, and in the end to dominate the world. Serbia
was only a pawn, to be swept aside as the first obstacle in the path of world
conquest.’
MVP wrote:
ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
News Release
CONTACT: Media, Peter Murphy, 714-545-0100, ext.
3213, or Investors, Joe Schepers, 212-754-4422, both of ICN Pharmaceuticals,
Inc.
ICN Pharmaceuticals Appoints Gelbard to Head
International Efforts
COSTA MESA, Calif., Mar 26, 2002
/PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc (NYSE: ICN), a
research-based global pharmaceuticals company, today announced the appointment
of former Ambassador Robert Gelbard as Senior Vice President for International
Affairs and Government Relations. Gelbard will represent ICN in dealings with
foreign governments and organizations and with United States government
agencies and industry trade groups.
Ambassador Gelbard has held numerous senior
positions with the State Department, most recently serving as United States
Ambassador to Indonesia and East Timor. He served as Special Representative of
the President and the Secretary of State for the Balkans from 1997 until 1999.
In that position, he was responsible for all aspects of U.S. government policy
development and civilian implementation in the Balkans, including particularly
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, and Croatia. Other major positions
Gelbard has held include: United States Ambassador to Bolivia; Assistant
Secretary of State for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs;
and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs.
Upon his retirement from the State Department in January 2002, Gelbard was
personally awarded the Secretary's Distinguished Service Award, the State
Department's highest honor, from Secretary of State Colin
Powell.
Ambassador Gelbard joined the Foreign
Service in 1967 after serving in the Peace Corps in Bolivia from 1964 to 1966.
He graduated from Colby College in 1964 with a B.A. in history and in 1979
received an MPA in economics from Harvard University. He was awarded an
honorary law degree from Villanova University in 1998. For his service as
Ambassador to Bolivia, Gelbard was awarded that country's highest honor for
foreign citizens, "Condor of the Andes, Order of the Grand Cross". He is
married to Alene Gelbard and has one daughter, Alexandra.
Regarding Ambassador Gelbard's appointment
to ICN, Chairman and CEO Milan Panic stated, "I am proud to have Ambassador
Gelbard join ICN Pharmaceuticals. He is widely recognized as a leader in
international affairs at the highest level. His experience in Washington
affairs also will help ICN enhance its rightful place in the pharmaceutical
industry."
ICN is an innovative, research-based company
that manufactures, markets and distributes a broad range of pharmaceuticals,
including anti-virals, dermatologicals and oncology products. ICN's expanding
platform in the cosmetic dermatology category includes the leading
post-procedure moisturizer, Kinerase(R) (N6-Furfuryladeine) and its
established GlyDerm(R) line of cosmeceutical skin care products. ICN also
markets Efudex(R) (Fluorouracil), for the treatment of actinic
keratosis.
Additional information is available on the
Company's website at http://www.icnpharm.com
THE 'SAFE HARBOR' STATEMENT UNDER THE
PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995. This press release contains
forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but
not limited to, projections of future sales, operating income returns on
invested assets, regulatory approval processes, and other risks detailed from
time to time in the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission
filings.
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