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Prior to being in Iraq, Nick Berg developed a relationship with Aziz Kadoory Aziz, also<br />

known as Aziz al-Taee. In Iraq, he linked up Aziz again. Aziz talked to Nick on the last<br />

day he was seen, and reports that Nick had found transportation to Jordan with “friends.”<br />

Aziz has a relevant background. Having left Iraq in 1993, he came to Philadelphia,<br />

where he got involved with the Russian Mafiya - a network run by a Soviet immigrant<br />

named Valery Sigal. (Sigal was arrested at least three times, once for involvement in<br />

distribution of drugs, and once for involvement with stolen computers, and once for<br />

selling counterfeit disks.) Aziz met Nick in the US, and Nick used his office in Baghdad.<br />

This strange linkage to the Russian underworld will continue to become a highly<br />

redundant phenomenon as this investigation unfolds, as many of the Israeli secret service<br />

are demonstrated to have roots in the underworld of the former Soviet Union.<br />

More curious though than the link to the Russian Mafiya is Aziz’s link to Washington<br />

DC based, neo-conservative, pro-Israeli group known as PNAC (Project for a New<br />

American Century), and a web site fronting for this group having labeled Nick Berg’s<br />

company (Prometheus Methods Tower Service) as a “traitor.” (See Section 4.1: Project<br />

for a New American Century) This website had trademarked a list known as the “Traitors<br />

List,” where those listed are accused of being anti-American. Nick’s father and Nick’s<br />

company were both identified on this list as “Traitors.” The owner of this site would<br />

later hire Jeff Gannon/(aka Jeff Guckert) as its Media Director. It seems that shortly after<br />

the murder of Nick Berg, Joe Aziz returned to the US to make a living with speaking<br />

engagements promoting the official US Government position in Iraq. As part of this<br />

promotional tour, Joe Aziz was escorted and introduced in US political circles by Jeff<br />

Gannon/Jeff Guckert of the Talon News Service. (Gannon/Guckert would later be<br />

exposed as a $200 an hour male prostitute who made over 200 trips to the Whitehouse,<br />

according to Secret Service log books at the Whitehouse.)<br />

Shortly after Nick Berg’s company was labeled “traitor” by the PNAC website, Nick was<br />

befriended by a convicted felon who traveled to Iraq with Nick and become the last<br />

known person to see Nick alive. After Nick’s murder, this same ‘instant business partner’<br />

was then shopped around Washington DC by the same group that had labeled Nick’s<br />

company “traitor,” and promoted by a pro-Israeli website. (The role of the PNAC<br />

members in the events of <strong>September</strong> <strong>11</strong> is discussed in detail in later chapters.)<br />

Berg’s execution took place in Mosul. Mosul has been a hotbed of Mossad activity for<br />

strategic defense reasons. The Mossad has long worked in this region to promote its<br />

strategy of a weaker Iraq, created by supporting and fomenting rebellion in the Kurdish<br />

northeast. If the Mossad is active in Iraq at all, it will be active in Mosul.<br />

It has been reported by people who knew Nick in Iraq that Nick had the peculiar habit of<br />

traveling and working at night. When he was picked up by the Iraqi Police he was held<br />

because of "suspicious activity." His residence in Mosul was also suspicious. Staff at Al-<br />

Fanar Hotel in Baghdad apparently told The Associated Press that Berg stayed there for<br />

several days until April 10. It was reported that a U.S. Consul contract worker checked at<br />

the hotel on 4/14, and staff there did not remember Berg. It seems that a lot of people<br />

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