Yes Virginia, little of significance happens in Amerrica without spook involvement. Felix Roderguez!! We should offer a prize for the best Ted Shackley election fraud article. This cess pool brought us Janet Reno. For once the sky is the limit. Anything goes. Brian Downing Quig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ----Original Message----- > From: International Justice Watch Discussion List > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > On Behalf Of Boyle, Francis > Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 12:27 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Role of Cuban exiles in election(CIA Steals Election) > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dietrich Fischer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 9:35 PM > To: Dietrich Fischer > Subject: Role of Cuban exiles in election > > Dear friends, here is another angle of the unfolding Florida > election story. If you can, please ask your local newspaper to > obtain permission from Pacific News Service to reprint this story. > > Another aspect the media hardly mention, which may have changed the > outcome of the election more than anything else, is that George W's > brother, Florida Governor Jeb Bush failed to comply with the motor- > voter registration law passed by Congress, so that many thousands > of mostly low income and minority voters, who trusted that they > were registered to vote, were prevented from casting their ballots. > > Best wishes, Dietrich > > MIAMI-DADE REVERSAL--A CUBAN TERRORIST PAYBACK TO BUSH FAMILY? > > COMMENTARY-800 WORDS 07-Dec-00 at 18:36 > COPYRIGHT PACIFIC NEWS SERVICE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 660 Market Street, Room 210, San Francisco, CA 94104 > Tel 415-438-4755, website www.pacificnews.org > > EDITOR'S NOTE: Strident broadcasts from a violently anti-Castro > radio station influenced the Miami-Dade Canvassing Board's decision > to reverse itself and vote to stop recounting ballots. The radio > station's founding was sponsored by the Reagan-Bush administration. > PNS correspondent Peter Dale Scott is author of Deep Politics and > the Death of JFK and co-author of Cocaine Politics. Scott's website > is http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~pdscott > > BY PETER DALE SCOTT, PACIFIC NEWS SERVICE > > If Gov. George W. Bush wins the presidency because votes in > Miami-Dade County were not recounted, consider it a payback for > past favors granted Cuban terrorists by George Bush Sr. > > When the Miami-Dade Canvassing Board reversed itself and voted to > stop recounting ballots, at least one of the three members said his > decision was influenced by the vehement protests of Radio Mambi. > > This stridently anti-Communist station is an arm of the violently > anti-Castro Cuban American National Foundation (CANF), founded in > 1981 by a former CIA terrorist, Jorge Mas Canosa, with the > encouragement (some say, at the behest) of the newly elected > Reagan-Bush administration. > > Author Gaeton Fonzi, who has deep roots in the Miami Cuban > community, has written that the CANF was "secretly seeded" by the > "public diplomacy" program set up at the time by CIA Director > William Casey "as cover for a covert domestic propaganda effort." > > Certainly the Reagan-Bush administration showered federal funds on > Radio Marti, which beams anti-Castro propaganda into Cuba. As > president, Bush established TV Marti and shielded it against the > criticism that no one in Cuba could see it. > > Mas Canosa was chairman of the advisory board on broadcasts to > Cuba, and kept tight control over the activities of the two > stations. > > But from the outset the CANF was involved in more than propaganda. > It quickly became a haven for former CIA terrorists, many of them > known to Mas Canosa from the era when he himself plotted to blow up > a Cuban ship for the CIA. > > For example, Mas Canosa appointed the brothers Guillermo and > Ignacio Novo to the CANF's "Information Commission." The two were > implicated, though ultimately not convicted, in the September, 1976 > assassination of former Chilean Ambassador Orlando Letelier. At > that time, George Bush was director of the CIA. > > For weeks after the killing, the U.S. press ran stories that (as > the New York Times put it) the FBI and CIA "had virtually ruled out > the idea that Mr. Letelier was killed by agents of the Chilean > military junta." Instead, they were reportedly investigating "the > possibility that Mr. Letelier had been assassinated by Chilean > left-wing extremists." George Bush was said to have told Kissinger > personally that operatives of the Chilean junta "did not take part > in Letelier's killing." > > But recently released CIA documents reveal that a month before > Letelier's murder the U.S. Government was concerned about > information indicating the Chilean junta was contemplating an > assassination inside the United States. > > Two days after the murder, Bush received the following message from > his Special Assistant: > > "(Name obscured) tells me that his people have noted a strong > similarity between Letelier killing and the sort of thing that goes > on all the time in Miami within the Cuban exile community. . . . > (and) speculates that, if Chilean Govt did order Letelier's > killing, it may have hired Cuban thugs to do it." > > Only under the succeeding Carter administration were four Miami > Cubans convicted of the murder. Two (including Guillermo Novo) were > cleared in 1981 after an appeal and second trial. > > At the core of the CANF terrorist connection was Mas Canosa's > personal friendship with two other Cubans who had worked for the > CIA, Luis Posada and Felix Rodriguez. In 1985 Rodriguez was > reporting personally to Vice President Bush's office about his > logistical support for the Contras from a base in El Salvador. > > That same year, Mas Canosa helped Posada escape from a Venezuelan > prison and relocate in El Salvador as part of the Rodriguez Contra > supply operation. (Seven years later, at a $1,000-a-plate > fund-raising dinner, President Bush said, "I salute Jorge Mas.") > > Since then Posada has been arrested a number of times for attempts > to murder Fidel Castro--most recently during November's > Ibero-American Summit in Panama, where he was arrested with three > other Cuban exiles including Guillermo Novo. > > The CANF has issued a press release denying published reports from > Panama that the Foundation is paying the expenses of the attorney > representing the four men. But Posada has spoken and written of > CANF support for past terrorist attacks, as once documented in the > New York Times. > > Jose Antonio Llama, a member of the CANF executive board, was > indicted as the principal organizer of the attempted murder of > Castro at the 1997 Summit. Although Llama was ultimately acquitted, > observers noted that his indictment signaled that the U.S. > government would no longer tolerate anti-Castro terrorism by Miami > Cuban extremists. > > One of the defense attorneys in that case, Juan Masini-Soler, > commented: "If it was Ronald Reagan or George Bush in the White > House, they'd be giving these people the Medal of Freedom. And > here, now, they're indicting them." > > It remains to be seen whether Gov. Bush, if he is elected > President, will adopt the anti-Castro policies of his father. > > ============================================== > SPY NEWS is OSINT newsletter > and discussion list associated to > Mario's Cyberspace Station > http://mprofaca.cro.net/mainmenu.html > ============================================== > *** NOTICE: In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. > Section 107, this material is distributed > without profit to SPYNEWS eGroup members > who have expressed a prior interest in receiving > the included information for non-profit research > and educational purposes only. > > For more information go to: > http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml > > ---------------------------------------------- > To subscribe SPYNEWS send a blank message: > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To change your subscription mode to Daily Digest > (one message a day) send a blank message: > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To unsubscribe SPYNEWS send a blank message: > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Mario Profaca, SPY NEWS eGroup > list owner, editor & moderator > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > SPY NEWS home page: > http://www.egroups.com/group/spynews > > Spy books, handbooks and manuals: > http://mprofaca.cro.net/manuals.html > ============================================= > -------------------------- eGroups Sponsor -------------------------~-~> <FONT COLOR="#000099">eLerts It's Easy. 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