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where can i get more info on this material, regarding hand in hand work
with elements in china? thanks.
this fitzgerald thing looks like a big blue dress to me.
David Guyatt wrote:
Elements in China have been working hand-in-hand
with elements in the US and elsewhere for well over a decade.
Excessive greed and endless profit knows no
boundaries, political or cultural.
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Essentially, Fitzpatrick and McNulty have had the same
group of "connected rooted aspens" (to paraphrase Scooter Libby) under
investigation for a number of years. The promotion of McNulty to number
two at DOJ and Fitzgerald's forthcoming major indictments are all
indications that the White House is coming under "new management,"
management directed by Bush's father's team. The days of the neo-cons
are truly numbered.
http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/
October 24, 2005 -- Another major espionage scandal brewing at the
Pentagon? According to Pentagon insiders, the Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA) has been the focus of another espionage investigation. As
with the espionage scandal involving former DIA analyst Larry Franklin
and the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the
investigation of DIA has been plagued with external political pressure
because of the issue of possible dual loyalties of the principal
suspects. In the case of Franklin, the investigation involves American
citizens with close ties to Israel. In the other DIA matter,
Chinese-Americans are the prime suspects.
china-dia.jpg (3175 bytes)
The Department of Defense, Department of Justice, DIA, Defense Security
Service, and the National Security Agency (NSA) have all reportedly
been involved in the cover-up of an investigation into the penetration
of DIA's critical counter-terrorism elements, including Able Danger, by
at least one individual suspected of links to Chinese (PRC)
intelligence.
The Bush administration has actively downplayed the fact that U.S.
intelligence has been penetrated by Israeli and Chinese intelligence
agents. However, the White House spin machine has been successful in
ensuring that the spy scandals are "managed" properly. In the case of
AIPACgate, the spin machine malfunctioned as assuredly as it has with
CIA Leakgate. Which brings us to the newly-named Deputy Attorney
General Paul McNulty. See following article.
October 24, 2005 -- Paul McNulty as Deputy Attorney General. US
Attorney for Eastern Virginia Paul McNulty has been described as a GOP
foot soldier. However, while serving as US Attorney for Eastern
Virginia, McNulty has been a thorn in the sides of the neo-cons. He
aggressively investigated and indicted Israeli Pentagon spy Larry
Franklin and two former top officials of the American Israel Public
Affairs Committee (AIPAC). His investigation of others involved in
transmitting highly-classified intelligence to Israel continues.
However, what is not generally known is that, aside from AIPACgate,
McNulty, like US Attorney for Northern Illinois (and Special Prosecutor
in Leakgate Patrick J. Fitzgerald), aggressively pursued another case
against a group of neo-cons involved in a criminal conspiracy.
As with Fitzgerald, whose investigation of Hollinger (the neo-con news
conglomerate that owns the Chicago Sun Times, Daily Telegraph of the
UK, and Jerusalem Post) and one of its principals, Richard Perle,
McNulty focused on a neo-con cabal involved in a fraudulent US Air
Force contract with Boeing to supply it with refueling tankers. The
Principal Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition and
Management Darleen Druyun pleaded guilty to accepting employment from
Boeing in return for giving Boeing favorable treatment for billions of
dollars in contracts. Druyun served nine months in prison.
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Fitzgerald and McNulty: Battling Neo-cons Together since 2002
A Senate Armed Service Committee investigation discovered that former
Air Force Secretary James Roche, another leading neo-con and ally of
Donald Rumsfeld, was actively favoring Boeing over a more competitive
tanker proposal from Airbus Industries. Rumsfeld tried to make Roche
the Secretary of the Army, but his nomination was withdrawn over the
Boeing scandal.
Another reported focus of McNulty's investigation of the neo-con cabal
at the Pentagon was one-time Chairman of the Defense Policy Board
Richard Perle. Perle was a strong advocate for the Boeing tanker lease.
In their investigation of the fraudulent Air Force-Boeing tanker deal,
federal prosecutors also reportedly focused in on a $20 million
investment by Boeing in Trireme Partners, LP., a venture capital firm
run by Perle.
McNulty's team was very aggressive in pursuing the Air Force and Boeing
principals and their associates. It was an investigation, like that
against AIPAC, that did not earn McNulty any points with the neo-cons.
Patrick Fitzgerald is also focusing on Perle as a board member of
Hollinger International Inc. Fitzgerald and the Securities and Exchange
Commission are investigating Hollinger's former chairman Lord Conrad
Black for securities fraud. Hollinger Digital's $2.5 investment in
Trireme is also reportedly part of the investigations. Perle was head
of Hollinger Digital at the time. Fitzgerald recently indicted
Hollinger principal and former Chicago Sun Times publisher David
Radler, another leading neo-con, on fraud charges. Fitzgerald
successfully "flipped" Radler who is now cooperating with federal
prosecutors in the expanding case against other leading neo-cons.
Essentially, Fitzpatrick and McNulty have had the same group of
"connected rooted aspens" (to paraphrase Scooter Libby) under
investigation for a number of years. The promotion of McNulty to number
two at DOJ and Fitzgerald's forthcoming major indictments are all
indications that the White House is coming under "new management,"
management directed by Bush's father's team. The days of the neo-cons
are truly numbered.
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