Visit our website: HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK --------------------------------------------- [Via Communist Internet... http://www.egroups.com/group/Communist-Internet ] [Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] . . ----- Original Message ----- From: secr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 8:49 PM Subject: [mobilize-globally] Part Two The Usual Suspects Subject: [bushcoup] Part Two The Usual Suspects Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 17:22:51 -0000 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Part Two The Usual Suspects "Bush Nominates John Negroponte www.fpa.org-Alert Bush Nominates John Negroponte as U.S. Ambassador to the UN 3/14/01 On March 6th, the Bush administration announced its nomination of John Dimitri Negroponte to replace Richard Holbrooke as the new ambassador to the United Nations. Mr. Negroponte, currently the Executive Vice President for Global Markets at McGraw Hill Companies, Inc., served for 37 years with the United States Department of State as a career diplomat. His numerous posts abroad included postings as Ambassador to Honduras from 1981-1985, Mexico and the Philippines. Mr. Negroponte also has served in various positions in the White House and the State Department. He was the officer-in-charge for Vietnam in the National Security Council under Dr. Henry Kissinger from 1971 to 1973 and he returned to the National Security Council from 1987 to 1989 to be its deputy director under General Colin Powell. President George W. Bush declared that "John Negroponte will be a key member of my Administration's foreign policy team as he pursues our vision of a United Nations capable of meeting the global challenges of the 21st century while serving the interests of its member states. He will work closely with the Congress to build a strong U.S.-U.N. relationship." Mr. Negroponte himself stated in the March 7th, 2001 article in the Washington Post that, "If confirmed by the Senate I would see this as a wonderful opportunity to once again serve the foreign policy interests of my country and my government." Opposition to his nomination has come from some human rights activists and media sources who argue that although Negroponte has a reputation for defending U.S. interests overseas, he has at least as strong a reputation for making sure human rights don't get in the way. These critics argue that he testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1983 that the government of Honduras was not violating human rights, when he knew full well that it was." " They allege that the Reagan administration's attempts to topple the Communist government of neighboring Nicaragua involved training anti-government rebels in neighboring Honduras, the funding for which was predicated on official U.S. "assurance" that the Honduran government respected human rights. With the declassification of the CIA's secret Inspector General's report on controversial CIA activities in Honduras, it has come to light that, "the Honduran military committed hundreds of human rights abuses since 1980, many of which were politically motivated and officially sanctioned and were linked to death squad activities." Former Ambassador to Honduras from 1980-1981, Jack Binns, who had been reporting human rights abuses up to his departure, doubts that Negroponte could have been in the dark about the situation. The New Republic quoted him thus: "I find it difficult to believe that an ambassador at an embassy doing its job would not be aware of human rights abuses. It appeared in the press, people spoke about it. So while it may not have been brought to his attention officially, it's hard to believe he wasn't aware." Is John Dimitri Negroponte the right man for the U.S. Ambassadorship to the UN? Now, it is up to the the Senate to decide. Tell your Senator what you think! Use the Zip Code Search at the top of this page to find your Senator's email address. For more information on this nomination, please see the selected web sites below: 1. John Negroponte's profile at his current employment, the McGraw Hill Companies, where he is the Executive Vice President for Global Markets 2. For statement by Harold McGraw III, Chairman, President and CEO, The McGraw-Hill Companies, on U.N. Ambassador-Designate John Negroponte. 3. President George W. Bush's Official Announcement of John Negroponte for the position of U.N. Ambassador 4. Washington Post's article on the nomination of John Negroponte 5. The New Republic's article on the controversial nomination of John Negroponte 6. Notes from a conference hosted by the Center for International Policy 7. Summary of the declassification request from the Honduran National Rights Commissioner to the U.S. Government 8. Report released from the National Security Archive which confirms the Honduran military committed hundreds of human rights abuses since 1980. 9. An interview with John Negroponte on U.S. involvement in Central America, specifically regarding the Cold War. http://politics.yahoo.com/issue_watch/organization/fpa/ca17352fpa/ back to www.fpa.org" "The Republican Rule Officials' Profiles go to http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/republicanrule/officials_body.htm l click on a name and see the profile, In this case: "John Negroponte, UN Ambassador John Dimitri Negroponte, Bush's choice for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, certainly has plenty of diplomatic experience. His foreign service career spans nearly four decades and includes eight postings on several continents. His first overseas assignment was to the U.S. embassy in Saigon in the mid-1960s, and since the 1980s, he has been ambassador to Honduras, Mexico, and the Philippines. Negroponte speaks four foreign languages: Vietnamese, Greek, French, and Spanish. And, in keeping with the rest of the Bush team, he also has some corporate expertise; most recently he was executive vice president for global markets at McGraw-Hill. But his resum conceals the darker side of Negroponte. This may explain why the ambassador has, since his nomination, been ducking requests for press interviews, especially from reporters with some historical memory. As New Republic assistant editor Sarah Wildman put it, with Negroponte's nomination, "human rights activists did a collective double take." Indeed, Negroponte has a reputation, even among some U.S. diplomats who served with him, both for "doggedly defending U.S. interests overseas" and for "making sure human rights don't get in the way." Wildman finds this particularly problematic, since "one of the primary responsibilities of George W. Bush's new ambassador to the United Nations will be to berate countries like China, Burma, and Afghanistan for their violations of human rights." The Negroponte nomination is coupled with Bush's decision to downgrade the United Nations ambassadorship position by depriving it of Cabinet rank. This decision raises concerns that the Republican White House will become as hostile to the UN as congressional conservatives have been since the 1994 Republican takeover. U.S.-UN tensions eased in the final months of the Clinton administration after Washington managed to strike a deal to pay the bulk of its UN dues, but now there are fears that the Bush team will seek to denigrate and defund the international organization. Negroponte, the son of a Greek-American shipping magnate, was born in London in 1939, graduated from Yale, and entered the Foreign Service in 1960. From 1971 to 1973, Negroponte was the officer-in-charge for Vietnam at the National Security Council (NSC) under Henry Kissinger. In 1987, during the administration of George Bush the elder, Negroponte returned to the NSC to work under Colin Powell as deputy assistant to the president for national security affairs. Within two years, he was back in Latin America; Bush appointed Negroponte ambassador to Mexico, where he served from July 1989 to September 1993. There, he officiated at the block-long, fortified embassy and directed, among other things, U.S. intelligence services to assist the war against the Zapatista rebels of Chiapas. But it was during his tour as ambassador to Honduras that Negroponte earned his reputation for being soft on human rights abuses. From 1981 to 1985, Negroponte was U.S. ambassador to Honduras, where he helped prosecute the contra war against Nicaragua and helped strengthen the military dictatorship in Honduras. Under the helm of General Gustavo Alvarez Martnez, Honduras's military government was both a close ally of the Reagan administration and was disappearing dozens of political opponents in classic death squad fashion. Negroponte's predecessor, Ambassador Jack Binns, had repeatedly warned Washington to take a stand to stop the killings. In one cable, Binns reported that General Alvarez was modeling his campaign against suspected subversives on Argentina's "dirty war" in the 1970s. Indeed, Argentine military advisers were in Honduras, both advising Alvarez's armed forces and assembling and training a contra army to fight in Nicaragua. President Reagan responded by removing Binns and putting in Negroponte, who, writes Eric Alterman in an MSNBC.com piece, "turned a deliberate blind eye to a murderous pattern of political killings." On Negroponte's watch, diplomats quipped that the embassy's annual human rights reports made Honduras sound more like Norway than Argentina. Former official Rick Chidester, who served under Negroponte, says he was ordered to remove all mention of torture and executions from the draft of his 1982 report on the human rights situation in Honduras. In a 1982 letter to The Economist, Negroponte wrote that it was "simply untrue to state that death squads have made their appearance in Honduras." The Country Report on Human Rights Practices that the embassy submitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee took the same line, insisting that there were "no political prisoners in Honduras" and that the "Honduran government neither condones nor knowingly permits killings of a political or nonpolitical nature." Yet, according to a four-part series in the Baltimore Sun, in 1982 alone the Honduran press ran 318 stories of murders and kidnappings by the Honduran military. In a 1995 series, Sun reporters Gary Cohn and Ginger Thompson detailed the activities of a secret CIA-trained Honduran army unit, Battalion 316, that used "shock and suffocation devices in interrogations. Prisoners often were kept naked and, when no longer useful, killed and buried in unmarked graves." In 1994, Honduras's National Commission for the Protection of Human Rights reported that it was officially admitted that 179 civilians were still missing. During Negroponte's tenure, U.S. military aid to Honduras, a country of five million, skyrocketed from $3.9 million to $77.4 million. Much of this largesse went to assure the Honduran army's loyalty in the battle against political leftists throughout Central America. Embassy reports to Washington singled out for particular praise army chief Alvarez, a School of the Americas graduate who was direct commander of Battalion 316. In 1996, when Negroponte was sent to Panama as the U.S. negotiator regarding military bases, the Human Rights Research Center of Panama objected. Negroponte, they said, covered up human rights abuses and, according to the BBC, "knew about the CIA-trained Honduran army unit that tortured and killed alleged subversives." In a 1997 roundtable gathering at the Center for International Policy, Sun reporter Cohn noted that Negroponte was central to the human rights violations. Said Cohn, "He was ambassador when the worst of the abuses were taking place. He knew everything that was going on." "Not exactly the moral sensibility you want in a UN ambassador," notes New Republic's Wildman. Even today, Negroponte is unrepentant, arguing that, given the political realities, his hands were tied. As he told CNN, "Some of these regimes, to the outside observer, may not have been as savory as Americans would have liked; they may have been dictators, or likely to [become] dictators, when you would have been wanting to support democracy in the area. But with the turmoil that [was there], it was perhaps not possible to do that." APPOINTEES John R. Bolton Walter Kansteiner John Negroponte Otto Reich Condoleezza Rice Robert B. Zoellick ADVISERS Richard Lee Armitage Andrew W. Marshall Richard N. Perle George Schultz Paul Wolfowitz" Yale Class of 1956 Email Directory Negroponte, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have substituted at for @ in Mr.Negroponte's email address in case Yahoo strips out the @ jdnegaterols.com http://www.flashpoints.net/index-2001-05-1to10.html Interview w/Nilda Valasquez, whose brother was kidnapped and killed by a US/John Negroponte supported death squad, battalion 316 Refs: photos of victims http://www.fhrg.org/detanlog.html CIA doc. 96-0125-IG http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/19981023.htm "PRESS RELEASE Contact Susan Peacock (202)994-7213 SECRET CIA REPORT ADMITS: "HONDURAN MILITARY COMMITTED HUNDREDS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES" AND "INACCURATE" REPORTING TO CONGRESS Washington, D.C. October 23, 1998 -- The CIA yesterday declassified its secret Inspector General's report on controversial CIA activities in Honduras during the 1980's. The report states officially for the first time: "The Honduran military committed hundreds of human rights abuses since 1980, many of which were politically motivated and officially sanctioned" and were linked to "death squad activities." (p. 2) "Reporting inadequacies" by the CIA station in Honduras "precluded CIA Headquarters from understanding the scope of human rights abuses in Honduras." (p. 3) Some CIA notifications to Congress were "inaccurate." (p. 3) The report indicates that the CIA knew contemporaneously about the abuses which were occurring, and did not report on them as it should have even though Honduras was the linchpin of U.S. Central America policy during the Reagan administration. Despite CIA knowledge of Honduran military abuses, more than $1 billion in U.S. taxpayers money flowed to the Honduran military throughout the 1980s. "The CIA knew there was blood on the hands of the Honduran military but covered it up, providing impunity for rights abusers and misleading the U.S. Congress and public," noted National Security Archive Research Fellow Susan Peacock. She called the release of the IG report "a step toward the disclosure which President Clinton promised vis-a-vis human rights abuses in Latin America." Despite the Clinton Administration's commitment to Congress to release the report to the fullest extent possible, major portions-including critical sections on CIA involvement in "torture or hostile interrogations" and "possible accountability issues" are blacked out. The IG report was released yesterday to Honduran Human Rights Ombudsman Dr. Leo Valladares. The IG investigation was prompted by Valladares' 1993 declassification request, a prize-winning 1995 Baltimore Sun series, and pressure from human rights and openness groups including The National Security Archive. Excerpts of the IG Report - titled "Selected Issues Relating to CIA Activities in Honduras in the 1980's (96-0125-IG)," dated August 27, 1997 - together with Dr. Valladares' most recent report In Search of Hidden Truths, can be accessed on the Archive's website : http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv President Reagan (left center) and Vice President Bush with Honduran President Suazo Cordoba (right center) and General Gustavo Alvarez Martinez (left) in the Oval Office in 1982. (White House photo)." http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/19981023.htm "January 27, 1997 http://www.newstimes.com/archive97/jan2797/nah.htm Report: Torture methods in CIA manual echo interrogations in Honduras BALTIMORE (AP) - A newly-released CIA training manual describes torture methods similar to ones used on Honduran dissidents during the 1980s, The Sun reported today. The booklet, "Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual - 1983," was declassified Friday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request from the newspaper. It advises interrogators to deprive their prisoners of food and sleep and make them stand at attention for long periods of time. The CIA said last month it has revived a probe into whether its officers failed to report allegations of torture by Battalion 316, a CIA-trained, Honduran military-intelligence unit which has been blamed for the disappearance of 184 suspected leftists. The newspaper said the 1983 manual and the methods used by Battalion 316 show unmistakable similarities. "These manuals confirm a truth we in Honduras have known for a long time, that the United States was involved in encouraging the abuses of the Honduran military," said Judge Roy Medina, who is overseeing a human rights investigation in Honduras. CIA spokesman Mark Mansfield declined to comment on the manuals Sunday. In the 1980s, Honduras was a key player in the Reagan administration's attempts to overthrow the leftist Sandinista government in neighboring Nicaragua and defeat a leftist insurgency in El Salvador. In releasing the training manual, the CIA declined to say whether it was used in Honduras. A declassified 1989 report prepared for the Senate Intelligence Committee and obtained by the newspaper, says the manual was developed from notes of a CIA interrogation course in Honduras. Between 1984 and 1985, congressional committees began questioning training techniques used by the CIA in Latin America and the manual underwent substantial revision, the newspaper said." http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOIN-CATNIP/message/1581 please see also Stop the Negroponte Nomination http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BushBusters/message/2024 More About Negroponte http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BushBusters/message/2029 (Schultz, formerly of Bechtel. praises ! Negroponte-" In 1974 Shultz left government to become president and director of the Bechtel Group for eight years." http://www.princeton.edu/pr/news/99/q4/1014-shultz.htm see also http://www.sea-us.org.au/gulliver/bechtel.html List of US Presidents descended from William the Conquerer http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/Royalpresidents.htm continues below. 27th President William Howard Taft http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6970.htm 19th President Rutherford Birchard Hayes http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6929.htm 38th President Gerald Rudolph Ford http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6616.htm 4th President James Madison http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/7064.htm 12th President Zachary Taylor http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6792.htm 22/24th President Grover (Stephen) Cleveland http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6693.htm 2nd President John Adams http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/Royalpresidents.htm 6th President John Quincy Adams http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/7009.htm 32th President Franklin Delano Roosevelt http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/4193.htm 5th President James Monroe http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/7081.htm 26th President Theodore Roosevelt http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/1100.htm 3rd President Thomas Jefferson http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/7035.htm 1st President George Washington http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/3773.htm 37th President Richard Milhous Nixon http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6299.htm 13th President Millard Fillmore http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/7148.htm 9th President William Henry Harrison http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6510.htm 23th President Benjamin Harrison http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6511.htm 18th President (Hiram) Ulysses Simpson Grant http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/6882.htm 30st President Calvin (John) Coolidge http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/4418.htm http://www.conservativenews.org/InDepth/archive/199812/IND19981214d.ht ml "Late last week, seven former US defence secretaries - Frank Carlucci, Richard Cheney, Melvin Laird, Elliot Richardson, Donald Rumsfeld, James Schlesinger and Caspar Weinberger-sent a message to the president arguing that freeing Pollard would encourage "those who would harm our country." http://www.jonathanpollard.org/1998/121898a.htm "Latest lies against Pollard The most recent effort to keep Pollard in jail came in the form of a petition signed by seven former American Defense Secretaries calling on President Clinton not to release Pollard. The seven - Rumsfeld, Richardson, Schlesinger, Weinberger, Cheney, Laird, and Carlucci - wrote that Pollard's release "could encourage others who would harm national security." I find that difficult to accept," he said then. As a member of the House Intelligence Committee, Cheney expressed outrage at the Jonathan Pollard spy case, saying it demonstrated that Israel had waged a deliberate and successful spy campaign against the United States. "I consider it an unfriendly act," Cheney said in March 1987, adding that Israel had betrayed its unique bond with the United States. "They, on the one hand, plead for a special relationship with the United States-a special relationship that has existed for nearly 40 years now. On the other hand, [they] run a major intelligence operation against us,! Cheney said."Cheney himself had a key role in white-washing Iran Contra : "As vice chairman of the House committee investigating the Iran-contra scandal, Cheney fervently defended the Reagan administration, saying it made a mistake but broke no laws in selling arms to Iran." Source of Material in section directly below: The Secret War Against the Jews John Loftus With Mark Format: Paperback, 636pp. ISBN: 0312156480 Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Inc. Pub. Date: April 1997 "The Republican National Committee under George Bush recruited Dulles's Nazi agents for Republican party election campaigns.. -The Croatian connection to Republican electioneering was no minor scandal, no mere footnote to the 1940s. The Croatian Nazis reached to the very heart of the Republican party (Note: in 1972-when George Herbert Walker Bush was chairman of the Republican National Committee). Prominent (American) federal, state and municipal American politicians were discreetly advised by the (US) Administration to stay away from Croatian gatherings on April 10, because that was the day they celebrated Hitler's establishment of Ante Pavelic's 'puppet state of Croatian' an artificial nation under the complete control of Nazi Germany. The foreign language-speaking Croatians and other Fascist migr groups had a ready-made network for contacting and mobilizing the Eastern European ethnic bloc. There (was) a very high correlation between CIA domestic subsidies to Fascist 'freedom fighters' and the leadership of the Republican party's ethnic campaign groups. -After a long journey, the Croatian Nazis had found a new home in the US where they reestablished their networks.- After the 1972 elections during Bush's tenure as chairman of the Republican National Committee the Croatian Ustashis (the Ustashis were the Croatian nazis) became an integral part of the campaign structure Republican politics, along with several other Fascist organizations. -As director of the CIA from December 1975 to January 1977 Bush was up to his ears in Croatian Fascists. There is a great deal of evidence to support the contentions that some of the same Croatian Fascists were recruited for (former President) George Bush's presidential campaigns. When Bush ran for President (in 1988) the Republican Campaign calendar itself listed April 10 as Croatian Independence Day, not withstanding what the State Department thought. The man who organized the exodus of the Croatian Fascists through the Vatican,Father Draganovic, would have been pleased. Not to mention Ante Pavelic, the bloody Nazi collaborator who had come to power on that day in 1941 and ushered in the Holocaust against the Jews, Serbs and (Roma).Gypsies . One of the most prominent Eastern European Fascists was Laszlo Pasztor, the founding chair of (the) Republican Heritage Groups council. During World War II Pasztor was a diplomat in Berlin representing the Arrow Cross government of Nazi Hungary, which supervised the extermination of the Jewish population.. The policy was an 'open door' for migr Fascists and through the door came such guests as Ivan Docheff, head of the Bulgarian National Front and chairman of the American Friends of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN). (American Journalist Jack) Anderson cited the case of Dr. Joseph Pauco, ' a prominent GOP adviser who was a 'pro-Nazi propagandist in Slovakia during World War II. (Pauco) was one of the controllers of the Republican party's Heritage Groups Council. (In 1972) Laszlo Pasztor held a key position as the Republican Party's nationalities director. (In) the 19702 Pasztor wasn't afraid to associate publicly with former supporters of German fascism. (At) the second All German-American Heritage Group Conference among the Fascist propaganda offered were advertisements for books that denied that the Final Solution had taken place, one of the featured speakers had argued that the reports of 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis were 'part of a Communist-Zionist propaganda effort. Roumanian-born Paul Deac (was) a vociferous supporter of Nasser and a bigot About black Americans. On one occasion his front group ran a full-page advertisement 'attacking federal plans to recruit more Negroes for defense jobs' under the headline 'Is Your Job Next?' Deac himself said 'We spend millions and the Negroes get everything and we get nothing.' Nothing except from Texaco, that is, which was one of the partners in Aramco's holdings in Saudi Arabia that funded Deac's group. According to a 1988 study by Russ Bellant of Political Research Associates virtually all of the Fascist Organizations of World War II opened up a Republican party front group. The caliber of the Republican Ethnic leaders can be gauged by one New Jersey man. Emanuel Jasiuk, a notorious mass murderer From what today is called the independent nation of Belarus, formerly part of the Soviet Union.-Bush's tenure as head of the Republican National Committee exactly coincided with Laszlo Pasztors' 1972 drive to transform the Heritage Groups Council into the party's official ethnic arm. The groups Pasztor chose as Bush's campaign allies were the migr Fascists whom Dulles had brought to the United States. During Bush's time as Republican National Committee chairman, he appointed Colonel Jay Niemczyk as director of the party's ethnic Heritage Groups. Niemczyk's memo to Robert Carter praised Bush as having 'added needed strength and impetus' to the Republicans' ethnic recruitment effort. Niemczyk Reported that Bush 'had full knowledge of' and in the words of the memo 'provided total support for The party's ethnic Heritage Groups'." Additional Material about this subject is also available in Unholy Trinity : The Vatican, the Nazis, and Soviet Intelligence by Mark Aarons, John Loftus Paperback - 432 pages (May 1998) St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 031218199X The British and American taxpayers lost billions of dollars from the collapse of BCCI and the unpaid loans to finance Saddam Hussein's army. The government of Israel became the public scapegoat for the Iran-Contra affair. As a result of the Reagan-Bush administration's covert tilt toward the Arabs, the Israeli government lost its military superiority, most of its secret networks and much of its reputation. At the same time Israel was compelled to stand by helplessly as Iraq bombed (its) cities during the Gulf War.- -According to one of our sources, in 1985 Bush authorized a widespread electronic surveillance program against American Jews.- The surveillance of American Jews had already reached staggering proportions long before Pollard. In 1982, shortly after President Reagan agreed to rescind the Carter-era restrictions on domestic Communications Intelligence operations the FBI was asked to record all information on 'potential' Jewish subversives.-The wiretapping had nothing to do with Pollard-'the arrest of Pollard (in 1985) was used as a pretext to expand a supposedly closed-down illegal covert operation by the FBI called SCOPE, whose purpose was to compile lists of Jews in government, research and institutional leadership, et.al. This operation was revealed publicly in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, January 17th, 1992. The FBI's collecting has gone beyond the pale of what could be considered legitimate intelligence gathering. In addition to rosters of major contributors to Israeli funds, the Bureau has targeted the innocuous activities of children. 'It's just gotten out of hand-I saw FBI records where they collected lists of kids going to Jewish summer camp.'-As Jonathan Pollard discovered to his horror the German nerve gas factories constructed in Libya and Iraq are using the identical formulas (used) on Jews at Auschwitz.-In the spring and summer of 1984 ,Pollard noticed a pattern of vessels going back and forth from Greece to Yemen, where the PLO had a major base. Pollard passed the tip to the Israelis, who checked it out with their-sources In the summer of 1984 the Israelis tipped off the Greek authorities to seize an entire shipload of arms(thought to be) destined for the PLO. Neither Pollard nor the government of Israel was aware that they had smashed George Bush's first shipment of arms to Iran.-Pollard never realized that he had busted the most secret White House operation of modern times. The summer 1984 Greek shipment was a dagger over George Bush's head." (NOTE- Had that BCCI related operation been uncovered the political ramifications, not to mention the potential criminal ones, would have been enormously damaging to Bush who might well have been impeached.) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BushBusters/message/183 ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~--> FREE COLLEGE MONEY CLICK HERE to search 600,000 scholarships! http://us.click.yahoo.com/47cccB/4m7CAA/ySSFAA/XgSolB/TM ---------------------------------------------------------------------~-> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! 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