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on, and even Independent Counsel Lawrence Walsh, and then you see how closely they
relate to people were murdered at the time, and just how many people were murdered on
the eve of being subpoenaed by a congressional investigating committee, it becomes quite a
revelation. Bill Alexander tried to make this public in 1992. He had a wonderful list prepared.
He had the support of both Congressman Jack Brooks of Texas and Congressman Charlie
Rose of North Carolina. The Washington Post and the New York Times would not touch it
with a ten-foot pole” (Al Martin, The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran-Contra Insider, (2002
National Liberty Press), s 168).
Slike elimineringstiltak er ikke noe nytt. Om vi for eksempel ser nærmere på mordet
på John F Kennedy, ser vi at over hundre sentrale vitner ”mistet” livet i kjølvannet av drapet.
Og i forbindelse med tildekningen av sannheten bak terrorangrepene den 11. september,
pågår de samme overgrepene den dag i dag.
478 Al Martin, The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran-Contra Insider, (2002 National Liberty
Press), s 22-23.
479 Rodney stich, Defrauding America (Diablo Western Press 1998), s 144.
480 Al Martin, The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran-Contra Insider, (2002 National Liberty
Press), s 47.
481 Chip Tatum, som selv ble nektet å vitne om hva han visste, forteller i The Chip Tatum
Cronicles dette om de tafatte regjeringsoppnevnte undersøkelseskommisjonene som kom
istand da Contra skandalen sprakk: “At a cost of over $40 million the investigation yielded
only a few prosecutions for minor infractions. It is curious that neither the Select Committee
on Secret Military Assistance To Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition subcommittee tasked
with the congressional investigation of the Iran-Contra, nor the office of the Special
Prosecutor assigned to investigate criminal wrong-doings which occurred during the Iran-
Contra Affair, subpoenaed any active duty military personnel assigned to the border area of
Nicaragua/Honduras. Had the service members been called to testify concerning the daily
training/resupply, and support of the Contras, it would have been determined that the
Boland Act, which prohibited any efforts of the United States or its military to support the
Contra effort, was being violated. Testimony by military personnel would have also revealed
that military aircraft and supplies were used to support the shipment of cocaine from
manufacturing facilities co-located with CIA supported Contra camps. Why weren't we called
to testify?”
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