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This highly informative review was posted by a reader at the Amazon website regarding Mafioso John Riccobono, who changed his name to John Roberts after his enlistment as an informant for the Customs Service.
Related: The Path to 9/11 (Part 11): Adnan Khashoggi & the 1999 Trial Run in Moscow Tajik authorities have claimed repeatedly that neither the US nor NATO exerts any pressure on the drug warlords inside Afghanistan.
"... the U.S. is aligning with known terrorists and drug dealers in Colombia in the name of fighting terroris.
New York (CNN) -- A former Army sergeant is facing conspiracy charges in a federal sting operation that focused on a team he allegedly supervised in what the team thought was international drug trafficking and planned killings, according to the U.
Also see: "Eric Holder - Death Squad/Torture Lawyer" MIAMI — Faced with potentially billions of dollars in legal liability, Chiquita Brands International is asking a federal appeals court to block lawsuits filed against it in the U.
Death of a Whistleblower Steven Carr joined the Reagan administration’s “secret” war against Nicaragua because he “wanted to fight the Sandinistas.
"... Criminals do not voluntarily surrender their business models. Cleaning up the problem is not going to hap.
Also see: "Lexington Comair Crash Supplemental: Gary Webb's ACS Story" (Re Affiliated Computer Services)The Pariah: Gary Webb, The CIA, and Cocaine TraffickingJuan LongwoodJan 03, 2009Two weeks after Gary Webb's "Dark Alliance" series appeared in the San Jose Mercury News in August 1996, contributing editor Charles Bowden found himself in a bar, having a few drinks with some narcs (his idea of a good night).
Let's see, what's in my e-mail box this morning? ...,Oh, someone has sent me a Christmas present ... "... Dre.
By Annie Bird, Rights Action Upside Down World, November 8, 2012 The Dinant Corporation and subsidiaries of the Jaremar Corporation, both Honduran African palm oil corporations blamed by campesino movements for the murder of approximately 80 campesinos in the Aguan river valley region since the June 2009 military coup, have received millions of dollars from the World Bank since the coup.
