Roar Mikalsen - HUMAN RISING - radiofri..

var en uoverkommelig overmakt han stod opp mot, og trakk seg (Chip Tatum hevder han fikk
beskjed om ”nøytralisere” Perot på grunn av hans undersøkelser rundt dette — men at han
takket nei til jobben).
352 Rodney stich, Defrauding America (Diablo Western Press 1998), s 447-48.
353 ”Immediately upon arrival in the Bangkok safehouse on 19 may 1987, I was called by
Joseph Felter who informed me that U.S.Government authorities, had come to him so that I
might be advised to erase and forget everything I had just learned from Khun Sa and return
IMMEDIATELY with all documentation to be turned over to Harvey on arrival. My failure to
properly respond would ‘hurt the U.S. Government!’ (…) I chose instead to present the
information and was called to testify before Larry Smith’s House Sub-Committee on
Narcotics Oversight. It was a mistake. Smith did not allow the members to view the Khun Sa
video record (and) said the charges against Armitage were old, investigated, and
unfounded.” Dan Russell, Drug War; Covert Money, Power and Policy (Kalyx 2000), s 468-70.
354 Det følgende er et brev fra 1. februar 1988, skrevet til George Bush Sr. fra Bo Gritz:
Honorable George Bush, Vice President, United States of America, Washington, D.C.
Sir:
Why does it seem that you are saying "YES" to illegal narcotics in America?
I turned over video tapes to your NSC staff assistant, Tom Harvey, January 1987, wherein
General KHUN SA, overlord of Asia's "Golden Triangle", offered to stop 900 tons of
heroin/opium from entering the free world in 1987. Harvey told me, "...there is no interest
here in doing that." General Khun Sa also offered to identify U.S. Government officials who,
he says, have been trafficking in heroin for more than 20 years.
November 1986, Scott Weekly and I went into Burma in coordination and
cooperation with The White House. Tom Harvey told me you received a letter from Arthur
Suchesk, Orange County, CA, dated 29 August 1986. Dr. Suchesk said that Gen Khun Sa had
access to U.S. POWs. Harvey said the letter had received "highest attention". He gave me a
copy along with other case documents. I was asked if it was possible to verify the
information. According to Harvey, the CIA said Khun Sa had been assassinated some months
before. Harvey supplied Scott and myself with language under White House and NSC
letterhead that would help us gain access to Khun Sa. It worked. Unfortunately, Khun Sa
knew nothing about US POWs. He did, however, offer to trade his nation's poppy
dependence for a legitimate economy.
Instead of receiving an "Atta Boy" for bringing back video tape showing Khun Sa`s
offer to stop 900 tons of illegal narcotics and expose dirty USG officials, Scott was jailed and I
was threatened. I was told that if I didn't "erase and forget" all that we had discovered, I
would, "hurt the government". Further, I was promised a prison sentence of "15 years".
I returned to Burma with two other American witnesses, Lance Trimmer, a private detective
from San Francisco, and Barry Flynn from Boston. Gen Khun Sa identified some of those in
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