-Caveat Lector-

3 of the 4 Delta Force soldiers known to be involved at "WACO" were killed
last week, in a period of two days.
in separate "accidents" ...
What are the odds?

These latest Clinton-related deaths appear to tie in to Foster's.

Vince Foster's office was looted PRIOR to "official" investigation into it's
contents.
Those contents might have included a presidential order legally required for
the
U.S. Army's Delta Force to have been deployed against civilian targets.
(among a wealth of other evidence incriminating or embarrassing to the
Clintons,
The White House is under the tightest imaginable security, with video
cameras at every entrance, and armed guards with logs to sign-in and out
EVERYONE who passes their checkpoints within the whitehouse as well as at
it's entrance/exits.
Several hours after he was last seen inside the White House, Vincent Foster
was found dead in Fort Marcy Park, in a Virginia suburb just outside
Washington D.C.
There is NO RECORD of Vince Foster leaving the Whitehouse.

see:
http://www.accessone.com/~rivero/POLITICS/FOSTER_COVERUP/foster.html
The Looting of Foster's office
While the U.S. Park Police (a unit not equipped for a proper homicide
investigation) studied the body, Foster's office at the White House was
being looted. Secret Service agent Henry O' Neill watched as Hillary
Clinton's chief of staff, Margaret Williams, carried boxes of papers out of
Vincent Foster's office before the Park Police showed up to seal it. Amazing
when you consider that the official identification of Vincent Foster's body
by Craig Livingstone did not take place until 10PM! Speaking of Craig
Livingstone, another Secret Serviceman saw him remove items from Vincent
Foster's office in violation of the official seal. Witnesses also saw
Bernard Nussbaum in Foster's office as well. Three witnesses noted that
Patsy Thomason, director of the White House's Office of Administration, was
desperate to find the combination to Vincent Foster's safe. Ms. Thomason
finally opened the safe, apparently with the help of a special "MIG"
technical team signed into the White House in the late hours. Two envelopes
reported to be in the safe by Foster's secretary Deborah Gorham, addressed
to Janet Reno and to William Kennedy III, were never seen again. When asked
the next day regarding rumors of the safe opening, Mack McLarty told
reporters Foster's office did not even have a safe, a claim immediately shot
down by former occupants of that office.

The next day, when the Park Police arrived for the official search of
Vincent Foster's office, they were shocked to learn that Nussbaum, Thomason
and Williams had entered the office. Conflicts channeled through Janet
Reno's Department of Justice resulted in the Park Police merely sitting
outside Foster's office while Bernard Nussbaum continued his own search of
Foster's office. During this search, he opened and upended Vincent Foster's
briefcase, showing it to be empty. Three days later, it would be claimed
that this same briefcase was where the torn up suicide note was discovered.

The boxes of documents removed from Foster's office by Hillary Clinton's
chief of staff, Margaret Williams, was taken to the private residence area
of the White House! Eventually, only 54 pages emerged.

One set of billing records, under subpoena for two years, and thought to
have originated in Foster's office, turned up unexpectedly in the private
quarters of the White House, with Hillary's fingerprints on them!
http://www.accessone.com/~rivero/POLITICS/FOSTER_COVERUP/hillprints.html

So, who ordered the office looting?

Bill Clinton was unavailable, being on camera with Larry King. But Hillary
Clinton, who had only the day before diverted her planned return to
Washington D.C. to Little Rock, was on the phone from Little Rock to someone
at the White House in the moments before the looting took place.

Dave Hartley
http://www.Asheville-Computer.com
http://www.ioa.com/~davehart


Subject: 9/11/99 -- 3 of 4 Dead Deltas Were at Waco

AS THREATENED CIA AGENT TALKS, SUBPOENAS FLY AND
DELTA FORCE PERSONNEL PRESENT AT WACO SUDDENLY DIE....

MYSTERIOUS DELTA FORCE DEATHS--FALLING OUT OF HELICOPTERS,
DROWNING, GUNSHOTS....?

ALEX JONES:  "THESE ARE NOT BEING REPORTED IN THE NATIONAL
MEDIA AS TRAINING ACCIDENTS NORMALLY WOULD BE, AND INSIDE
SOURCES LINK THESE MEN TO THE SLAUGHTER AT WACO"

FAYETTVILLE ONLINE (Article -- See Below)
http://www.infowars.com/training_deaths.html

>Radio talk show host Alex Jones asserted today that
>he has confirmed that at least 3 of the 4 Delta Force members
>killed in training accidents  on 2 successive days last week
>were at Waco during the siege  that killed 86 Branch Davidians.
>
>The 3 dead Delta Force soldiers confirmed to have been at Waco
>were Lt. Col. Timothy A. Boyles, Sgt. Eric Ellingson,
>and Master Sgt. Gaetano Cutino. Cutino was the brother of Judge
>Fran Gull of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
>
>The presence at Waco of the 4th dead Delta Force member, Sgt.
>Jamey Dimase, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Fort Benning,
>Ga., has yet to be confirmed or denied.
>
>Alex Jones can be heard daily on shortwave radio at 9.400 MHz from
>1pm 2pm. Jones also has a web page at http://www.inforwars.com.
>
>David Feustel
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>http://www.mindspring.com/~dfeustel

ARTICLE:
FAYETTVILLE ONLINE
Saturday, September 11, 1999

Third soldier dies while training
Army officials order safety review

By J.S. Newton --Staff writer

From: Bard [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 1999 11:28 PM
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Subject: U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Steven Barry (ret.), WACO

Steven Barry was on Drudge, Fox News Channel, 10PM PacTime 9/18
According to Matt he is the second person to come forward
regarding the use of Delta Force.
Bard

http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/1999/09-27-99/vo15no20_waco.htm

Two years ago in these pages ("Quartered Among Us," September 1, 1997), U.S.
Army Sergeant First Class Steven Barry (ret.), who at the time was an active
duty Special Forces soldier, pointed out that the Waco episode illustrates
the danger of "fusing � military and law enforcement operations." SFC Barry
noted that the FBI�s Hostage Rescue Team is a carbon copy of the Combat
Action Group (CAG) of the Pentagon�s Joint Special Operations Command: "HRT
uses the same equipment, the training is identical, and HRT uses CAG�s
training facilities, instructors, and standard operating procedures."

"Trial Balloon"

"Waco was not an aberration," concluded SFC Barry. "It was a �trial balloon�
sent up by those who perceive a �coalition� of military and law enforcement
to be a good thing. It was, therefore, a portent of the future. And the
military�s involvement in that unspeakable outrage, along with its
subsequent cover-up of its involvement, bodes ill for America�s future."
-------------------------------------------------------------

COMPLETE ARTICLE:
Vol. 15, No. 20
September 27, 1999
Table of Contents More on Waco


Waco Deception Up in Smoke
by William Norman Grigg

Clinton Administration scandals display a common pattern. The initial
disclosures of wrongdoing are indignantly denied. Pleas are issued by
Administration spokesmen for people to "stay calm" and wait for "all the
facts" to come out. A cover-up of the relevant facts is then undertaken.
When damaging facts leak, Administration spin-controllers minimize their
significance, or � if necessary � preside over a controlled release of
further facts over a protracted period of time. When the full truth about
criminal misbehavior, or some significant portion thereof, is finally made
public, Administration spinners and their media allies insist that the
public has grown weary of the matter and that it�s time to "move on."

This approach has served the Administration well in its efforts to surmount
the Chinagate treason scandal, the Lewinsky affair, and numerous other
episodes. Not surprisingly, the FBI has followed a similar approach in
managing disclosures about its conduct in the 1993 slaughter of the Branch
Davidian sect in Waco, which is the subject of a federal wrongful death
lawsuit by survivors and families of the victims. An order from U.S.
District Judge Walter Smith requiring federal authorities to turn over all
relevant evidence left from the April 19, 1993 siege turned up a shell
casing from an M-651 CS canister, a 40 mm incendiary grenade "that releases
tear gas with a burning explosive capable of sparking fires," observed the
Dallas Morning News.

Spin Strategy

Confronted with inescapable facts, the Justice Department followed standard
Clinton Administration procedure. First came the admissions of proven facts
that had long been denied. In late August, Danny Coulson, a founder of the
FBI�s "Hostage Rescue Team" (which was involved in both the Davidian
massacre and the murder of Randy Weaver�s wife and son at Ruby Ridge) told
the Dallas Morning News that pyrotechnic grenades had been used by the FBI
during the final assault on the Mount Carmel church. After stalling for a
news cycle by issuing further half-hearted denials, the FBI, in the words of
the August 26th New York Times, "backed away from six years of unqualified
denials to Congress and to the public" and admitted that the canisters �
which were "�pyrotechnic� only in a limited sense," the Bureau hastened to
specify � had indeed been used at Waco. (The "limited sense" qualification,
which savors of Bill Clinton�s equivocation over the meaning of the word
"is," offers another example of sophisticated dishonesty.)

The coinage of new euphemisms is a major Clinton Administration industry,
and FBI spokesmen enriched the vocabulary of double-speak by allowing that
they would have to "recant or modify" the previous unqualified denials that
FBI personnel had fired upon the Branch Davidians on that tragic April
morning. This provided a segueway into the next step of the Administration�s
familiar spin strategy � playing for time to devise a new cover story: "We�
ve seen the reports, and we�re trying to get to the bottom of them," stated
Justice Department spokesman Myron Marlin. Attorney General Janet Reno and
FBI Director Louis Freeh, clinging to the story that they have been the
helpless victims of unreliable information, promised a new, comprehensive
investigation of the matter � which is to say that they began the search for
a subordinate who would be a credible scapegoat.

Unfortunately for the FBI and the Justice Department, the chosen spin for
the "discovery" of the pyrotechnic shell casings undermines their case. The
Bureau�s official line is that a Bradley Fighting Vehicle carried an FBI
agent to within 40 yards of the Mount Carmel church about six hours before
the catastrophic fire. The tear gas grenades, according to the FBI�s
account, bounced harmlessly off a concrete structure without causing any
lasting damage. Furthermore, as the Times pointed out, the FBI has "no new
information to challenge the finding that the Davidians themselves started
the fire."

In other words, the detailed account explaining the presence of the expended
grenades was not new information. The FBI has knowingly, systematically,
lied to Congress and the public about this matter, and the new
"investigation" is an exercise in misdirection and delay.

Controlled Release?

Why did the FBI and Justice Department offer a damaging admission that
undermines their new cover story? One possibility is that the admission was
part of the third step in the Clintonite spin control process � the effort
to minimize the significance of the long-denied but now inescapable facts.
By admitting that two grenades were fired at the church several hours before
the fires began, the Administration offered a tardy admission which actually
allows them to cling to the official story that the Davidians were
responsible for the catastrophic fire.

It is important to understand that the FBI�s chief concern is not to offer a
candid disclosure of the relevant facts; as the Times observed, the FBI and
Justice Department are "far more worried that the recantation will fuel the
suspicions of people who have long doubted the Federal Government�s motives
and actions in the incident." As one anonymous official told the Times, "we�
re fighting the conspiracy theorists." The Times editorial board, while
offering perfunctory criticism of the FBI and Justice Department for looking
"at best sloppy and at worst untruthful," endorsed the Clinton junta�s
priorities in an August 27th house editorial by archly stating that the new
disclosures gladden "the hearts of conspiracy theorists everywhere." This is
to say that the real scandal here is not the needless immolation of over 80
people, or the government�s persistent, culpable dishonesty regarding that
tragedy, but rather the fact that the evidence is vindicating critics of the
government�s actions. Any residual doubts that the FBI had engaged in a
cover-up dissipated with the September 2nd "discovery" of a recorded
conversation in which Richard Rogers, the Special Agent in Charge (SAC)
during the final siege, authorized HRT supervisor Steven McGavin to use the
pyrotechnic grenades. As the Los Angeles Times reported, Rogers "later sat
behind William S. Sessions, then Director of the FBI, as he testified before
Congress that no flammable munitions had been used" against the Davidians.
Janet Reno ordered U.S. Marshals to seize the new evidence from the FBI,
purportedly for use in the new inquiry � but as Reno�s handling of the
"Chinagate" inquiry demonstrates, her priority will be to bury the truth,
not expose it.

Delta�s Role

On August 27th, the Dallas Morning News reported that former CIA officer
Gene Cullen had been informed that three or four Army Special Forces troops
had been "present, up front and close" during the final assault on the
Branch Davidian church. "When they explained to me the depth to which they
were involved down in Waco, I was quite surprised," remarked Cullen. "They
said basically they were out there in the � Bradley [fighting vehicles], the
CEV [tanks].... They were active." Absent a presidential waiver, such
participation would constitute a violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, which
forbids the military to participate directly in domestic law enforcement
operations.

On the following day, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that "Army
anti-terrorism specialists, including the commander of the top-secret Delta
Force, attended the 1993 meeting at which Attorney General Janet Reno
approved the use of tear gas against members of the Branch Davidian group
near Waco, Texas." On the same day, the WorldNetDaily Internet news service
published a transcript of contemporaneous, non-verbatim notes describing
that meeting, which occurred on April 14, 1993. Among those present at the
meeting were Major General Pete Schoomaker, who at the time was assistant
division commander of the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas; Colonel
John Boykin of Delta Force; Dick Rogers, commander of the FBI�s Hostage
Rescue Team; HRT co-founder Danny Coulson; Attorney General Reno;
then-Assistant Attorney General Webster Hubbell; and two unnamed individuals
who refused to identify themselves and are believed to have been White House
personnel reporting directly to Bill Clinton. A "Special Forces source" who
possesses an "unredacted" copy of the notes from that meeting provided
WorldNetDaily with critical facts that had been excised from the "redacted"
version; according to the source, the document was signed by Colonel (now
General) Boykin.

According to the notes, "It was obvious that Attorney General Reno had
already been briefed on the concept of the operation" � that is, to insert
CS gas into the building for "up to 48 hours" and then "to use an armored
platform with a blade to start removing the front of the building." When
asked by Reno to offer an assessment of the plan, the Delta Force officials
replied, "This was not a military operation and could not be assessed as
such. We explained that the situation was not one that we had ever
encountered and that the Rules of Engagement for the FBI were substantially
different than for a military operation." "We can�t grade your paper,"
stated one military official by way of summary.

If this were to be handled as a military operation, continued the officers,
it would be important to remember that "the principles of surprise, speed
and violence of action were essential to any operation" and that "momentum
should be maintained and that ground gained should not be relinquished."

Reno asked the FBI officials present why the standoff should be ended
quickly. The FBI�s reply focused upon three points. First, "There is no
reason to believe that Koresh has any intention of coming out voluntarily."
Second, "There are indicators that children are suffering abuse" � true
enough, once it is understood that they were being held hostage by armed
federal troops and subjected to a psychological torture campaign designed
with the aid of Soviet psy-war specialist Igor Smirnov of Moscow�s Institute
for Psycho-Correction. Third, the FBI�s Hostage Rescue Team was losing its
edge as the standoff wore on.

The military officer who compiled the notes emphasized, "I made it clear
that I was not encouraging an immediate execution of the operation. My exact
words were, �I don�t have a dog in that fight.�" He also suggested that the
FBI "should consider pulling their people off the target for a short while"
to "retrain and polish" some of their skills. And he emphasized that "the
plan which was executed at Waco was an FBI plan which neither [redacted] nor
I helped prepare." The Special Forces source who consulted with
WorldNetDaily commented that the notes clearly indicated that their author
"didn�t want to be directly involved in [the operation], and did not want to
be dragged into it. Delta Force operators � continually cautioned the FBI
against attempting an �Open Air Assault� on the target, and continually
stated they did not want to be involved in firing on or [an] assault [upon]
American civilians. These official and unofficial comments went ignored and,
in fact, one Special Operations officer was threatened with court-martial if
he continued to protest."

This perspective, coming from a veteran of the Special Forces, underscores a
critical point: The release of the redacted notes may have been intended to
make the military the scapegoat for the FBI�s debacle. This is not to say
that the military was blameless in this matter or immune to political
considerations. Both Boykin and Schoomaker have been promoted. (In fact, as
the commanding general of the U.S. Special Operations Command Gen.
Schoomaker has enthusiastically embraced the concept of "build[ing] training
links" between U.S. Special Forces and comparable units of the Red Chinese
People�s Liberation Army; see "Green Berets Going Red?" in our September 28,
1998 issue.) In addition, if the account offered by ex-CIA officer Gene
Cullen is accurate, then Delta Force was directly involved in the final
siege, despite the fact that the unit didn�t have "a dog in that fight."

More to Come

Publication of the notes of the April 14, 1993 meeting precipitated a crisis
at the Army�s Fort Bragg Special Forces headquarters. "Special Forces
command has sent the orders down the ranks that nobody is to talk to the
press," a Special Forces source who has provided detailed legal depositions
regarding the Waco tragedy told The New American. "There�s nothing they can
do about the facts that have already been publicized, of course, but they
are trying to forestall the disclosure of even more damaging information.
There are other shoes yet to drop, and I don�t think that they�re going to
be able to catch them all."

As the controlled implosion of yet another Clinton scandal produces new
revelations, it is important not to lose sight of the most damning evidence:
forward-looking infrared (FLIR) footage suggesting that FBI personnel gunned
down Davidians who sought to flee from their burning home. SAC Rogers�
go-ahead order to use pyrotechnic grenades was recorded on an aerial
infrared videotape � presumably the same recording on which the
incriminating FLIR footage is found. That order was issued at 7:49 a.m.,
several hours before the fire was ignited and the tell-tale heat signatures
of automatic weapons fire directed at the compound were recorded. Mike
McNulty, producer of the forthcoming documentary Waco: A New Revelation,
asserts that Delta Force commandos were "deployed and pulling triggers"
during the final siege at Mt. Carmel.

Two years ago in these pages ("Quartered Among Us," September 1, 1997), U.S.
Army Sergeant First Class Steven Barry (ret.), who at the time was an active
duty Special Forces soldier, pointed out that the Waco episode illustrates
the danger of "fusing � military and law enforcement operations." SFC Barry
noted that the FBI�s Hostage Rescue Team is a carbon copy of the Combat
Action Group (CAG) of the Pentagon�s Joint Special Operations Command: "HRT
uses the same equipment, the training is identical, and HRT uses CAG�s
training facilities, instructors, and standard operating procedures."

"Trial Balloon"

"Waco was not an aberration," concluded SFC Barry. "It was a �trial balloon�
sent up by those who perceive a �coalition� of military and law enforcement
to be a good thing. It was, therefore, a portent of the future. And the
military�s involvement in that unspeakable outrage, along with its
subsequent cover-up of its involvement, bodes ill for America�s future."

As this is written, it appears that the Clintonite spin control ministry,
displaying the institutional "loathing" for the military for which the
Administration is properly notorious, appears to be angling to make the
military the scapegoat for the Waco massacre. While military officials
involved in the episode have much to answer for, it must be remembered that
Bill Clinton himself must have issued a presidential waiver authorizing
Delta Force involvement. Filmmaker Mike McNulty, producer of the
award-winning documentary Waco: Rules of Engagement and its forthcoming
sequel Waco: A New Revelation, told Internet newshound Matt Drudge that the
"chain of command" in the Waco tragedy eventually leads to the late White
House Counsel Vince Foster. Might the incriminating presidential waiver have
been among the documents removed from Foster�s office by Clinton operatives
following his "suicide"?



 � Copyright 1999 American Opinion Publishing Incorporated
http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/1999/09-27-99/vo15no20_waco.htm



The U.S. Army Special Operations Command has had another fatal training
accident involving a Fort Bragg soldier. It is the third training death in
as many days for Fort Bragg-based special operations forces.

��It�s all in the hands of God what happens to us every day,�� said Carol
Darby, a spokeswoman for USASOC.

Following the incidents, the command ordered a thorough worldwide review
of all of its safety precautions.

Two soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the 3rd Special Forces Group died
Tuesday night when they were swept away during a water training exercise
in the Savannah River, Ga.

On Friday, officials identified 40-year-old Lt. Col. Timothy A. Boyles as
the second victim from the river accident. He was commander of the 1st
Battalion.

The identity of the first victim, Sgt. Eric Ellingson, was revealed
Thursday.

The most recent fatality occurred Thursday night when 36-year-old Master
Sgt. Gaetano Cutino died on a helicopter insertion exercise near Sicily
Drop Zone on Fort Bragg.

He apparently died from injuries sustained while ��exiting from an MH-6
��Little Bird�� helicopter,�� military officials said. Cutino was assigned
to
the U.S. Army Special Operations Command.

Fran Gull, a Superior Court judge from Fort Wayne, Ind., was Cutino�s
sister.

She said her brother was a John Wayne fanatic and former high school
football player. But what he loved most was his family and his job.

��He loved soldiering,�� she said. ��He was a wonderful father to his three
kids, and he was a wonderful husband to his wife.��

Adding to an already tragic week for USASOC, military officials announced
Friday that an Army Ranger had accidentally died in Germany from a gunshot
wound to the chest.

Sgt. Jamey Dimase, who was 26, of the 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment,
Fort Benning, Ga. was participating in marksmanship training at the time of
his death, military officials said.

Local military officials said there is no relationship between the rash of
accidents. ��It�s just a coincidence,�� said Jimmy Dean, a spokesman
for the Special Forces Association in Fayetteville. (Arkansas) ��There might
not be
another (death) in five years.��

Dean said he and a group of retired Green Berets had been discussing
the river death Friday morning. He said he and other retired Green Berets
all have drawn the same conclusions.

��It�s just one of those things,�� he said. ��When you conduct training, you
are going to have accidents.��

He said special operations work requires training that is realistic.

��Safety is a big part,�� he added. ��But it still happens.��

Nevertheless, the commander of the United States Army Special Operations
Command, Lt. Gen. William Tangney, ordered a comprehensive safety review
��at all levels�� under his command, Darby said.

Darby said Tangney wants to assure all soldiers are reminded of safeguard
requirements and that commanders emphasize risk management during
planning and execution of their training.

Tangney�s jurisdiction stretches across more than 50 areas throughout
the world. It is not known how long the review would take, she said.

Darby said accidents like these hit the tightly knit Special Operations
community hard.

��It�s like losing a member of their family,�� she said.
The commander, Boyles  began his job as commander of 1st Battalion,
3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) in June.

He was commissioned in the Army in 1983 after completing ROTC at West
Virginia State College. He completed the Special Forces Qualification course
in 1989.

He is survived by his wife, Tina L. Boyles, and daughter, Alexandra, both of
Fayetteville. He is also survived by his mother, Johnnye F. Boyles of
Charleston, W.Va.Husband and father        | Cutino was from North Reading,
Maine. The Special Forces senior sergeant entered the Army in August 1980.
He graduated from the Special Forces Qualification Course in March 1989.

Cutino has had several positions in special operations units including: 1st
Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, Ga.; 1st Battalion,
1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), Okinawa, Japan; and 1st Special
Warfare Training Group, U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare
Center and School here.

His awards and decorations include two Meritorious Service Medals, three
Army Commendation Medals, two Army Achievement Medals and six awards
of the Army Good Conduct Medal. Cutino earned the Ranger and Special
Forces Tabs as well as the Military Freefall Jumpmaster and Parachutist
badges. He was also authorized to wear various parachutists wings from
Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Poland and Australia.

The military would not say specifically what he did. His sister said he
seldom discussed his job because of its clandestine nature.

��He didn�t talk much about his work because of what he did,�� she said.
��But he loved jumping.��

He is survived by his wife, Kathleen M. Cutino and three children --
Vincent, Anthony, and Nicholas -- all of Fort Bragg.

Funeral arrangements are being made for Ellingson at the Smith Funeral
Chapel, 120 N. 26th St., in Billings, Mont. A memorial service will be at 2
p.m. Wednesday at the John F. Kennedy Chapel on Fort Bragg.

Arrangements for the other soldiers are pending.

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