PJ 72
CHAPTER 11
REC #2 HATONN
FRI., JULY 9, 1993 1:27 A.M. YEAR 6, DAY 327
FRI., JULY 9, 1993
QUID PRO QUO
At the risk of appearing to "assume" a bit more than I am given credit for knowing,
I suggest that certain people pay very close attention to that which I am about to write.
I have no intention whatsoever of giving names, places and substance that will further endanger anyone of a group already in jeopardy--HOWEVER, I will further, along the path, the demands and information which are valid and STRONGLY SUGGEST that a few parties in recognition of the truth of that which we will write PAY ATTENTION.
It is noticed right here before beginning, that AGAIN, my secretary will copy to the best of her ability. She is not privy to all information nor shall she be. There are some "strikeovers" in the writing and some unidentifiable (to her) words and names. We are simply copying to the best of her ability and take no responsibility for either that which is written or knowledge about it. The information arrived by unlabeled FAX document. We request that to be honest to our journalistic integrity we will print it as best we can and, also, put it out on the FAX network along with placing on the phone hot-line. Public dispersion of this type of information is the ONLY means of offering ANY KIND OF PROTECTION to missing parties. Those names are not available to protect all other parties involved.
There are several persons MISSING from their slots in the Earth Game and it would behoove those who cause them to be missing--PRODUCE THEM AND THEY HAD, IN ADDITION, BETTER BE IN VERY GOOD WORKING CONDITION! I will not disclose their names but you who are responsible--KNOW! We expect their security maintained most carefully.
What I will cause to be written here will be detailed in that some readers seem to need full acknowledgement that this is not nonsense; I do not interfere or "butt in" but I do protect my people and in so doing it often causes me to need to protect "their" relations as well to the ability, at least, of bringing PUBLIC ATTENTION to DIRTY DEEDS!
I am simply passing on the information as given--without comment:
QUID PRO QUO: (This is put forth to William Sessions and other high-ranking parties involved.)
1. Safety for entire D.G.F. team if they come forward Re: Waco.
2. Safety for missing parties mentioned above.
3. Information: The purpose of the Waco raid was to target and remove seven "sleepers" (MK-Ultra) who refused to adhere to ASA and DIA standards. Sleepers were programmed by Dr. Chong Sun Kim of the Stone Mountain facility.
4. Waco compound members had almost completed assembly of a nerve gas toxin device massive/large enough in quantity content to target and destroy all organic life in a 400 square mile area. A city the size of Oklahoma City was intended. However, Houston, Texas was designated a principal target. Denver had been considered along with Salt Lake City, but the mountainous area precludes accurate dispersion measurements and cannot be calculated as to speed of cross dissipation. Method of dispersal was propeller craft with running air speeds of no more than 60 miles per hour. Max. cross seeding to be done at 2500 feet for East-West axis, with 2000 feet for North-South axis.
5. The device in Waco was within only a few hours of completion. Order to "go in" was NOT made by the Executive Branch!!! Orders assumed "Code Actual" when the infiltrator ASA agent residing within the complex stated "Code Blue". At that time one of the men was pulled out! ATF had men in place (inside) up until two days before the siege began.
6. Reno spoke to some high ranking parties about a D.G.F. insertion. Reno acted as if she knew nothing about the real problem--the device!
THE DEVICE
1. Material for the device was appropriated through A/F 1324B. The nitrate component was acquired from Ft. Devens, MA.; the volatility stabilizers were brought, via truck, from Ft. Mead, MD. All raw and processed material were provided from military stores. The gravity fuse detonators were acquired from Carswell USAFB, Ft. Worth, TX.
2. Transport personnel were from AAA services, a subsidiary of Snelling of St. Paul, MN. There were 2 ATF officers from Galveston in the compound as the shipments arrived.
3. Technical assistance in handling and construction were flown in to Dallas from Dover, Delaware. The techs were ASA and USA Chem. Corps personnel.
A. Robert Becker
B. Charles Whitehead
C. Stanley Brownfeld
D. Nge Den Phung (ARVN old timer)
E. Pearl Lance
F. Dorothy Palmer
CHEMICAL RAW WEIGHT-PRIOR TO SEPARATION--UNKNOWN
1. Molten metal fused to Kitchen appliances--65 KG, of sulfur/zinc volatile mass.
It did not ignite past prima stage!!! The cerebro neuro-toxins of the C-2 nerve gas propellant ignited under a stress measure of .25 pnd/PSI, causing neuro-toxins to incinerate at 0 level. Immediate reports were unavailable for 11 hours (according to media because it was too hot to enter) due to unresolved neuro-toxic density at 0 level (entire first In-squad wore toxic suits and double masks). Total recovered mass at incineration site - 125 pounds +/-. Numerous base mineral clusters were found fused to small ordnances. That means: the device was in 5 parts, kept in separate munitions bunkers (level 2 & 3). The mineral/gaseous mass found at ground 0 were massed to various kitchen appliances and indicate that the compound of the mass was jellied! (color believed to have ranged from green to dark olive green--prior to incineration). Incineration occurred through the introduction of 80/90 MM 20 pound glycerine canisters which hold a flash point of 175 degree F to accelerate the focused flash point. A C-2/4 tear gas (canister form) was inserted via 90MM Bradley barrels into the ripped structure to facilitate ignition. A combination of Oxygen and dimethyl alcohol was injected into the structure at intervals. Ignition occurred electronically: ignition for secondaries was delivered via mercury acid fuses located at canister base.
DGF removed themselves from acute perimeter by donning ATF blue jackets and baseball caps. DGF blended with ingoing ATF as they meandered back to their command vehicle. The amount of lives saved at ground "0" = 7.
Inserted team terminated 12 by projectile to the base of skull or forehead, 10 minutes before incineration commenced.
End of Report
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Please get this off the computer and put onto phone hot-line, etc.
These men in point who are missing have NEVER before failed to check in with contact numbers in about thirty years of service. It would seem to me that it would be most wise to get busy and "produce" these missing persons. I don't believe it will go as easily as abandoning all the POW's alive in Vietnam!!!
And, on that subject: From the National Vietnam P.O.W. Strike Force to Janet Reno with cc: White House, David Gergen, ACLU President Ira Glasser, American Bar Assn. President Evans, District of Columbia Bar Assn. Leonard Becker, Amnesty International, John Healy, Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee, Sen. David Boren, and House "Intelligence Oversight Committee:, Cong. Ron Dellums.
QUOTE:
Hon. Janet Reno
U.S. Attorney General
Washington DC 20530
Faxed to: 202:514-4371
July 8, 1993
SUBJECT: CIA ASSASSINATION OF
WASHINGTON ATTORNEY PAUL D. WILCHER
We are demanding an immediate investigation into the death under extremely peculiar circumstances of Paul Wilcher, prominent anti-government attorney and POW/MIA Activist. These are the facts as we understand them at this time:
1. Wilcher had been investigating U.S. Govt. complicity into BCCI, October Surprise, the CIA ASSASSINATION of Reporter Ricky Cossalaro, (sic) [Casolaro], BATF Waco and Commerce Secretary Ron Brown.
2. He was found dead in his apartment sitting on his toilet seat. He had been dead 4 days and had no obvious wounds.
3. He was mid-40s and in good health. Cause of death is believed to be KGB "Doorknob" poison.
4. The body was cremated less than 24 hours after discovery and his few family members absolutely refuse to discuss the matter.
5. A government agent occupying the apartment next door moved suddenly with no forwarding address or phone.
6. Witnesses saw pathologists leaving with a bag containing what appeared to be lower human intestines. After threats from the FBI, they recanted their story.
[H: We interpreted an earlier writing to have been bowel "movement" but
it appears that the bowels were actually removed from the body.]
7. Wilcher was the attorney of record for Gunther Russbacher, the CIA pilot who flew George Bush back from LeBourget, France in 1980 after personally delivering a $40 million bribe to Rafsanjani to hold the 52 U.S. Hostages until after the election thereby sealing Carter's defeat. Mr. Russbacher called me collect from prison night before last and I quizzed him extensively on his knowledge of the U2, Al2 and SR-71B. Being a Naval Aviator myself, I am convinced he was Bush's pilot. The real reason Russbacher is in prison is because he is a former POW in Laos and saw 17 Americans who never returned and Clinton doesn't want him talking.
8. I was a personal friend of Paul Wilcher and I demand that his death at the hands of the CIA be investigated. This has all the same dirty U.S. Govt. fingerprints as Marilyn Monroe, Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Anyone who receives this and does not take action today could very well end up on the CIA "Hit List of Undesirables" tomorrow. Mistrust of Government is at an all-time high today, and the repeated refusals of the FBI to launch a full investigation in this case only fuels our deepest suspicions.
Signed: Joe L. Jordan,
National Commander
END OF QUOTING
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QUOTE:
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
The following is via APFN from FIJA: Fully Informed Jury Association:
For immediate release: 7/8/93:
FIJA today lauded the jury verdicts in the Weaver/Harris trial in Boise. Spokesperson Larry Dodge, from the national organization's home office in Helmville, Montana, said that the jury's acquittal of the pair on all major charges showed "courage, conscience and independence in the face of great pressure to convict".
Dodge also commended attorney Gerry Spence for urging the jurors to consult their consciences. "I think he put us miles ahead on the road to our goal, which is to educate all Americans in their right, as jurors, to consult their own sense of right and wrong when deciding whether the law should be applied in the case before them".
"We are especially proud of Boise FIJA activist Dwight Callaway," Dodge said. "During several weeks prior to the trial, he and other volunteers distributed nearly 50,000 'fully informed jury' fliers in the area from which the jury would be drawn. These fliers explain that 'conscience is king' in the jury room. We would be honored to learn that Dwight's efforts had something to do with this jury's loud and clear expression of conscience".
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I would urge any of you interested parties to contact Dwight Callaway at 208-385-9127 if you would be willing and able to offer the same type of service to your community. But as to "Juries" in general--LET IT BE NOTED THAT IT HAS BEEN NATIONALLY ANNOUNCED THAT "ALL FUNDING FOR FEDERAL JURIES HAS BEEN USED AND THERE IS NOT ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR JURY SERVICE THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR (1993)".
Anyone who still suffers from the delusion that you have a wondrous Judicial SYSTEM had better LOOK AGAIN! I believe that a JURY TRIAL BY PEERS is guaranteed as a "right" in your Constitution! So be it.
PJ 72
CHAPTER 12
REC #3 HATONN
FRI., JULY 9, 1993 2:48 P.M. YEAR 6, DAY 327
FRI., JULY 9, 1993
REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL (U. S.)
RE: INTERPOL
We shall again take up the subject of INTERPOL as was given in response to Honorable (Senator) Joseph M. Montoya and Honorable (Representative) John E. Moss. It would appear to me that there is "finally" an accurate, but unintended, statement about to be made: "The international CRIMINAL police organization".
Dec. 27, 1976
UNITED STATES PARTIOPATION IN INTERPOL THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE ORGANIZATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
This report describes INTERPOL operations in the United States, analyzes the kinds of criminal information being disseminated, and makes recommendations aimed at improving United States participation.
U.S. NATIONAL CENTRAL BUREAU
As part of the Treasury Department, the U.S. Bureau receives policy guidance from and reports to the Assistant Secretary for Enforcement, Operations, and Tariff Affairs.
Treasury officials advised us that the U.S. Bureau received the same monitoring and congressional oversights as other law enforcement agencies within Treasury. They noted that no Federal advisory board currently monitors activities of INTERPOL or the majority of other Federal law enforcement agencies.
Treasury has made no formal management studies or audits of U.S. Bureau activities to assess the pros and cons of INTERPOL membership. However, officials believe the Bureau's annual reports, case files, and position in national and international law enforcement demonstrate its value.
The operating costs of the U.S. Bureau are fragmented among several Federal agencies. Treasury's Office of the Secretary pays the Bureau's travel and communications costs and salaries for two Bureau staff members; the Department of Justice pays the salaries for three staff members, the Secret Service for two, the Customs Service for three, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms for two. [H: Oops! tells you the whole story right there! At least "Customs" and ATF WORK DIRECTLY FOR THE UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND!] Collectively, those payments totaled about $314,000 in fiscal year 1976.
The 1976 Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearings on INTERPOL noted that a former White House aide who did not have a professional law enforcement background was assigned to the Bureau from February 1973 until he resigned in January 1974. The former Chief of the Bureau said that in view of the aide's qualifications, he was assigned non-enforcement public service type work during his tenure. (The former Chief added that this was the only nonqualified person employed at the Bureau).
All current professional staff members are experienced law enforcement agents.
ACCESS TO U.S. DATA SYSTEMS
The U.S. Bureau has a computer terminal connected to Treasury's Enforcement Communications System (TECS).
Treasury officials advised us that the U.S. Bureau wants State Department data on U.S. citizens arrested abroad, so as to have the best possible information on which to base decisions concerning responses to requesters. They also said that the Bureau would be pleased to provide State with information concerning U.S. citizens arrested abroad. To that end, the Bureau is initiating a meeting with the State Department to further explore this exchange. ****[H: The U.S. Bureau is actually the U.S. National Central Bureau. There is an organizational flow chart on the next page. Read it and shudder!]
INTERPOL INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
Member countries agree to abide by the general tenets of the INTERPOL constitution, and combine as a General Assembly, and an Executive Committee to formulate policy and procedural guidelines. Most INTERPOL funds come from membership dues.
A General Secretariat maintains INTERPOL's permanent offices. It operates a comprehensive criminal information file and a worldwide communications network to assist member countries in coordinating their efforts on criminal matters.
Although the United States is not a party to any international agreements or treaties defining INTERPOL's international status, various terms have been used to describe INTERPOL's status. The United Nations, the General Secretariat, and U.S. Treasury officials refer to it as intergovernmental; others call it a private or nongovernmental organization, and many perceive it as an organization in the mold of a United Nations. INTERPOL's status is important to its ability to elicit cooperation among its members, compliance with its rules and regulations, and recognition.
At one time, INTERPOL was considered a nongovernmental organization and held consultative status with the U.N. Economic and Social Council. In June 1971, this Council entered into a special arrangement with INTERPOL providing for exchanges of information, consultations, technical cooperation, representation by observers at organization meetings, and written statements and exchange of agenda items for matters of mutual interest. This cooperative arrangement was based on the rights and privileges normally granted to nongovernmental organizations and took into account the special arrangements existing between the Council and intergovernmental organizations.
Treasury officials emphasized that INTERPOL is intergovernmental because each INTERPOL bureau is an official office within its country's government, which appropriates funds for it; the laws governing the operation of each bureau are the laws of its country; and the INTERPOL officers and Executive Committee members are elected by government officials from all the countries.
INTERPOL's international status, however, is not directly relevant to its operations in the United States. Operations supporting its international objectives are carried out by the Treasury Department, which is subject to the force of U.S. law.
OBJECTIVES
INTERPOL's objectives, as described in article 2 of its constitution, are to (1) ensure and promote the widest possible mutual assistance between all police authorities within the limits of the laws existing in the different countries and in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and (2) establish and develop all institutions likely to contribute effectively to the prevention and suppression of crime.
Its activities are limited by article 3, which states that:
"It is strictly forbidden for the Organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character". [H: How many of you believe this B.S.?]
Thus, some investigations are considered to be outside of INTERPOL's established mandate.
GOVERNING BODIES
The General Assembly, composed of delegates appointed by member nations, and the Executive Committee, composed of the president, three vice presidents, and nine delegates from different countries, determine overall INTERPOL policy. A General Secretariat is responsible for applying the decisions of these governing bodies.
The General Assembly meets once a year to discuss and act on matters of mutual concern. The October 1976 agenda, for example, included three countries' applications for membership; the annual budget; a progress report; elections; and discussion of problems, such as international fraud, currency counterfeiting, and drugs. Regional conferences and seminars on criminal matters are held throughout the year. [H: Please note the absolute lacking of any actual information.]
Matters requiring detailed study are handled by the Executive Committee. In 1976, the Committee consisted of four officers and of delegates from Niger, Indonesia, Lebanon, Italy, West Germany, the United States, Kenya, Sweden, and Argentina.
THE GENERAL SECRETARIAT
The General Secretariat, headed by a Secretary General elected by the General Assembly, maintains a central file of criminals and cases, operates a worldwide communications system, publishes the "International Criminal Police Review", and conducts research studies of criminal activities. As of May 1975, it had 155 employees, including law officers assigned from 20 member countries, one from the United States.
CENTRAL FILE
The central file enables the Secretariat to monitor the activities of international criminals, respond to requests for information, initiate wanted notices, and provide basic data for such special research studies as trends in types of criminal activity.
Each national central bureau is asked, but not obligated, to send copies of all correspondence to the Secretariat and to the bureau concerned. For example, Germany might inform France that an American citizen residing in France has been arrested for drug trafficking and ask for any information available on the individual; a copy of the correspondence should be sent to the General Secretariat and to the U.S. Bureau. It is acknowledged, however, that relevant information is not always provided to the General Secretariat or to other bureaus. Nevertheless, the Secretariat receives daily information through letters, telegrams, investigation reports, fingerprints, photographs, conviction sheets, and wanted notices.
The central files consist mainly of index cards, reference folders, and individual and case files. They duplicate to a limited degree the individual files maintained by the various national central bureaus.
Index cards are established by name and by special information categories. Name cards list offenders, accomplices, victims, reporters of crimes or important witnesses, dates and places of birth, given names, aliases, and such other related information.
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And so it drones on and on so let us leave that for a minute and pick up the General Accounting Office input. Please understand, readers, that NAMES change, faces change but the overall resources do not change except to become more comprehensive and invading.
The following letter is from GAO to The Honorable Don Edwards, Chairman, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights, Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives.
QUOTE:
June 25, 1987
Dear Mr. Chairman:
As requested in your January 21, 1986, letter, and in subsequent discussions with subcommittee representatives, we have gathered information on (1) the role of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) and the United States National Central Bureau (USNCB) in combatting terrorism and on (2) USNCB procedures for safeguarding the privacy of U.S. citizens during the exchange of counterterrorism-related information with U.S. and foreign law enforcement agencies.
To identify the role INTERPOL and the USNCB play in counter-terrorism efforts, we reviewed relevant laws, regulations, and policies. We also interviewed officials of INTERPOL, the USNCB, and federal agencies involved in counter-terrorism. In addition, we contacted 19 foreign INTERPOL National Central Bureaus (NCB) to determine their perceptions and experiences from using the USNCB's services. To identify issues relating to the protection of individual privacy rights, we met with organizations involved in civil liberty issues. We studied USNCB's terrorism-related case files opened during the period January 1, 1985, through June 11, 1986, and analyzed case processing procedures to determine what safeguards exist to protect the privacy rights of U.S. citizens. Additional details on our scope and methodology are included in Appendix I. The information we obtained is summarized below and provided in detail in Appendixes II and III.
INTERPOL: AN INFORMATION NETWORK
INTERPOL is a network of National Central Bureaus in 142 countries who provide each other with information to assist law enforcement agencies in the detection and deterrence of international crime and criminals. Each NCB is an agency of the member country's government and serves as the liaison between that country's law enforcement agencies and the INTERPOL network. The USNCB is part of the U.S. Department of Justice and had an appropriated budget of $2.9 million in 1986.
Information exchanges among INTERPOL members can result from two types of messages. First, any NCB may use the INTERPOL network to request information such as criminal records on a suspected criminal or identification of a suspect through a personal description or fingerprints. Second, NCBs may provide law enforcement information to other NCBs without requesting a response. For example, they may use the network to issue international wanted bulletins.
A case agent screens either type of message received by USNCB to determine if it meets USNCB's criteria for opening a case. If the criteria are met, a case is opened to either obtain the requested information from U.S. sources or distribute the information provided to U.S. law enforcement agencies.
COUNTERTERRORISM
USNCB's policy is to open a file immediately for any request for information that mentions terrorist activities, even if it does not involve a specific criminal incident or provide details of a crime. This is in contrast to requests for information on non-terrorist criminal matters which must supply details connecting the subject of the request with a specific criminal incident. Two criteria are applied to counter-terrorism cases. These are: (1) the message must come from a legitimate U.S. law enforcement agency or INTERPOL member country and (2) it must relate to an international investigation. Our case file review showed that all the counter-terrorist requests met these criteria.
Before 1985 when USNCB started accepting terrorism-related cases, until June 11, 1986, the cut-off date used for our review, the USNCB had opened 119 cases based on terrorism-related messages from 20 foreign NCBs and 22 domestic law enforcement agencies. This was out of a total caseload of 42,000 cases. Overall, the median period between receipt of a request for information and dissemination of information was 32 days for terrorist cases in contrast to 37 days for non-terrorist criminal cases.
In addition, USNCB has established an analytical unit to assist law enforcement agencies in their investigations of terrorist incidents as well as drug and financial fraud cases. The unit analyzes USNCB counter-terrorism files, prepares and maintains master files on terrorists, performs research on terrorist groups and incidents, maintains electronic data bases of information and disseminates the information to law enforcement agencies.
Foreign INTERPOL members we contacted expressed varying degrees of satisfaction with the USNCB's contribution in combatting terrorism. Of the 16 countries that agreed to be interviewed out of the 19 contacted, 7 countries were satisfied with the quality, relevance, and timeliness of the assistance given them by the USNCB, 1 country was dis-satisfied, and 8 reported that they had not dealt with the USNCB on counter-terrorism cases, although the USNCB had categorized cases from these countries as related to terrorist activities. Several of the countries surveyed reported that they also use alternative channels rather than INTERPOL, such as FBI legal attaches located at various U.S. embassies, for U.S. information relating to terrorism because of concerns over timeliness and security.
SAFEGUARDS FOR PROTECTING THE PRIVACY OF U.S . CITIZENS
The Privacy Act of 1974 is the centerpiece of legislation affecting government recordkeeping in the United States and is aimed at protecting the privacy rights
[H: Oh barf!] of U.S. citizens. The act requires each agency that disseminates a record about an individual to any person, other than a federal agency, to make a reasonable effort to assure that records are accurate, timely, complete, and relevant.
[H: Very key words: "other than a federal agency" and "reasonable" effort.]
The Privacy Act authorizes law enforcement agencies to exempt their systems of records from many of the act's provisions. The Attorney General exempted the USNCB's Records System from 12 of the act's provisions. As a result USNCB does not need to provide an individual with access to his own records or the opportunity to amend or correct his records. Nor does it have to supply information on the purposes for which the information can be used, nor adhere to the requirement that only relevant and necessary information may be maintained in its records. [H: Good grief, go BACK AND READ THAT AGAIN!]
The act also requires agencies, including USNCB, to (1) provide public notice of the existence of an information system and (2) insure the security of records in order to protect against anticipated threats or hazards. In addition, USNCB's policy concerning dissemination of information is that addresses and social security numbers of U.S. citizens are not to be released, except in defined instances. Our review of how the USNCB adheres to these provisions showed that it has adhered to the law's provision to publish notification of the existence of the system in the Federal Register. This notification also describes the steps taken to minimize the risk of unauthorized access to the records system. We could not determine how frequently addresses and social security numbers were released because available documentation did not always show this information.
USNCB officials said they do not usually independently verify the accuracy of the information they receive. USNCB officials also said that there is no practical way to control subsequent uses made of the information once it has been released to an agency or foreign NCB received the information and, so far, no examples of information being used for purposes other than stated have been found. [H: No, I would guess not.] They said each country has been made aware that unauthorized information disclosures may result in the USNCB not giving it further information.
Our work was performed during the period May through November 1986, in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards. [H: Well, surely that makes it all totally credible and above-board!] We briefed USNCB officials on the results of our work, and they agreed with the accuracy of our findings. However, as requested by subcommittee representatives, we did not obtain official agency comments on a draft of this briefing report. As arranged with your office, unless you announce the report's contents earlier, we plan no further distribution of this report until 30 days from the date of its issuance. At that time, we will send copies to the Chief of the USNCB, the Attorney General, and other interested parties and make copies available to others upon request. If you desire additional information about this report, please contact me on 2758389.
Sincerely yours,
Arnold P. Jones
Senior Associate Director
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Please note several things but not the least of which is that from 1976 to 1987 the membership countries went from 120 to 147.
I think this is probably enough on the INTERPOL situation--it has long since become part and parcel of the WHOLE New World Order/United Nations information agency.
This is part of the reason I chuckle at you who would think you can escape the physical mark of the Beast. You are in the damned equipment on about 35 systems of international level surveillance BEFORE THE BABE IS EVEN BIRTHED. Don't be foolish in your perceptions, readers--you have to be sharper than that if you intend to win this game.
I would now share a very wisely written letter from Sheldon Emry headed: A WARNING AGAINST ATTEMPTS TO "UNITE ALL PATRIOTS"
TO UNITE ALL PATRIOTS?
This letter was sent to Walter White by Pastor Emry after 3 invitations from Mr. White in 1983 to a score of patriot leaders requesting them to meet, organize, and present a "united front".
QUOTE:
January 10, 1984
Dear Mr. White:
You still persist in your invitations to Christian Israel Patriot leaders to "unite" to work as a group for "one goal". This is my third letter to you refusing to participate. This letter will go into additional detail as to why Patriots should refuse to "unite Patriots". This will then be sent to my mail list to instruct and warn them.
Walter, in communist countries, undercover government agents are used to trick dissident groups to "unite" under one head or to have them gather in one goal. This is done so the bravest and most active anti-communists can be more easily identified, neutralized, and then destroyed by those in power.
I do not claim infallibility, neither do I impugn the motives of those who disagree with me on this. However, men who have had experience in this and in worse situations than ours, warn of being tricked into "uniting" as it could lead to disaster. Let me recount just one famous incident where the technique of "unite them to destroy them" was used with almost total success.
Prior to the "Bay of Pigs" operation, anti-Castro Cubans in Cuba and in the U.S. were disrupting "Castroism" and inflicting grave damage to the Communist Castro regime in Cuba. Because of that, Communist agents speaking fluent Cuban Spanish were sent into the Cuban community in Florida by our traitorous U.S. State Department to "organize Cubans into one great blow against Castro." The "one great blow" was to be an actual invasion of Cuba accompanied by an Internal uprising of the anti-Castro Cubans.
Disruptions of Castro by small groups were stopped for months while Cuban Patriots in the U.S. joined in this "one great effort to overthrow Communism in the western hemisphere". Cubans and Americans who attempted to warn the Cubans they were being led into a trap by the U.S. Government were ignored or actually forced out of Florida by U..S. agents so they could not warn the Cubans they might be betrayed.
Eighteen months later, the U.S. Navy put hundreds ashore in Cuba at the now infamous "Bay of Pigs", then pulled out and left them without the promised Navy or air support. Immediately the invasion forces were hit by fire from high ground inland. As the Cuban Patriots fired back, they found their U.S. supplied ammo boxes marked .30 caliber had .50 caliber, those marked grenades had mortar rounds, others marked first aid supplies had food, and on and on. In the first fire fights machine gun crews died with open boxes of carbine ammo, men with carbines died trying to stuff 30.06 cartridges in a too small chamber, .50 caliber machine gun crews were slaughtered surrounded by broken boxes containing only C-rations, and mortar crews abandoned their mortars because their ammo boxes contained canned food, and on and on! Betrayed, wounded and dying men had to break open all boxes under fire on the beach to get the right ammo. The smashed and scattered boxes then prevented them from moving any large amount of supplies inland, ending any hope of sustained combat or victory.
Before this treachery was discovered, U.S. agents radioed the pre-planned signal for Cuban patriots inland to rise up and begin acts of sabotage to help the invaders. The invaders, now realizing they were betrayed by the U.S., tried to warn the Cuban underground not to expose themselves, but found their radios sabotaged with dead batteries, missing parts, or unable to operate on the assigned frequencies. They could send no warning, and Castro who had been in on the whole plan with the U.S. from the beginning, killed or arrested most of the underground members within hours.
The next event was told by survivors years later when some were released or escaped from Cuban prisons. In spite of the deliberately mislabeled supplies, the invaders got some ammunition sorted out and soon began to kill large numbers of Castro's soldiers who were shooting from the high ground. Then, as they advanced inland past the bodies of Castro's men they had killed or wounded, they discovered they weren't men at all, but 11 and 12 and 13-year-old boys dressed in small Cuban soldier's uniforms with guns with short stocks so that a distance the invaders thought they were shooting at grown men.
The sight of the dead little boys and the screams of the wounded ones crying for their mothers so sickened the invaders that they ceased firing and, after some confusion, decided to attempt to go around the surviving little boys who were still shooting at them and try to make their way to the hills. They formed into small groups and tried it. Once they were broken up, Castro's regular troops, full-grown men who had been waiting a few miles inland, hit them hard with artillery and tanks. Most of the invading Cubans were killed or captured that day or the next. A few made it inland only to find that Castro's police and soldiers had already killed or rounded up almost all Cuban Patriots who had risen up at the treacherous call from Communist agents inside the U.S. Government In one fell swoop, the whole Cuban anti-communist movement inside and outside Cuba was viciously betrayed and destroyed.
How was it done so easily? Well, fools and Communist agents convinced the Cuban Patriots that all groups should "get together", that all should "work for one goal", that they should "pool their resources", and on and on and on. After years of each group "doing its own thing", they had become discouraged and despondent, not realizing that they were accomplishing much. In truth, a few years of what they were doing in small groups, sabotage in Cuba, clandestine leaflets, slogans painted on walls, raids on Communist units, etc., would have had Castro broken and destroyed. They were effective, but in their eagerness to "get it done right now", they thought they could do more "together". When the siren song of "Let's all get together and do in one big blow"! was sung to them by enemy agents in America, they were easily deceived and betrayed.
Walter, "getting together" was their undoing and the betrayal and loss was so terrible and so effective that even anti-Castro Cubans who were not involved in the fiasco were made suspicious and afraid of all other Cubans. They would no longer trust each other, fearing betrayal, and no effective action against Castro was ever mounted again! The joint U.S.-Red Cuba (Kennedy-Castro) operation to smash and destroy the anti-communist Cubans in the U.S. and in Cuba was a total success! The U.S. rulers are doing the same thing now in Central America, collecting the bravest anti-communists in each country to "fight the communists". After "controlled resistance", they too will be betrayed, abandoned and destroyed just as were the brave Cubans and more recently the anti-communist Vietnamese and Laotians. This same type of false "resistance" to communism and betrayal has been used successfully by the Reds and their secret allies in the U.S. Government for over 40 years. (By the way, it is explained in Orwell's 1984.)
Do the antichrists want to stop the Identity Patriots? Will secret Reds try a "Bay of Pigs" type operation on the Right-Wing? They may try, but IT WILL WORK ONLY IF PATRIOT LEADERS FALL FOR THE IDEA THAT "WE NEED TO ORGANIZE IN ONE GROUP OR FOR ONE GOAL".
If hundreds of groups stay apart, the enemy will have to destroy each group separately. That will take a long time, and even as some are destroyed, the necessary prolonged and public attack on patriotic groups will slowly, then more swiftly, alert, awaken and educate our sleeping people to the internal Red danger. Our Red enemies know that and fear it. Will they try "togetherness"? Will patriot leaders fall for it? I pray they will not and that the Almighty God will give us wisdom and have mercy upon us.
In Jesus Christ,
/s/ Pastor Sheldon Emry
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Dharma, enough child, we have been at this without interruption for the past 8 hours. We won't have good use of your hands tomorrow if we do not rest them now. Thank you.
You ones must think carefully about that which you do, how you "team" up and WHO you blindly "follow"--if there is any deviation from the laws of God--step back and look again for God is always! May the light always be given to be shown about you and within as you confront your days--and nights. Salu
