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Why Would CIA and ICE Have Gotten Involved in “Mayan Express” Drug Shipments?By Bill ConroySpecial to The Narco News BulletinJanuary 12, 2008The Gulfstream II jet that fell from the sky over Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula on Sept.
By Peter Grier Staff Christian Science Monitor | March 5, 2010 Marine Col. James Sabow was found dead in 1991.
Note: "Dewey" Clarridge claims below that 200 people were murdered in the Pinochet coup. This is a gross misun.
"Conservative" spokemen continue to hoax the citizenry with perception management cons, this time claiming that one of the most corrupt presidents in American history - over 100 appointees in his adminstration were forced out in scandal during Ronny's first term, ie.
By Xeni Jardinat Boing, Boing, February 4, 2013 Philip Marshall, 54, a career airline pilot who claimed to have once served as a contract pilot for the CIA and DEA during the Iran-Contra affair, shot and killed his two teenage children, and the family dog, then killed himself.
Keeping Faith: Former Delco politician is the focus of new biography By PATTI MENGERS Delaware County Daily Times, October 7, 2012 For Delaware County residents, Faith Ryan Whittlesey’s life has always seemed to be an open book.
Angelfire: Oliver North worshipped in a charismatic Episcopal Church in Virginia called Church of the Apostles.
By Eileen Smith } American Politics Journal | May 23, 2001 (APJP) -- Five times in just the last eighty years, conservative Republicans have assaulted the Constitution in order to grab power they couldn't gain at the ballot box.
In the ’80s, McCain was Director of an Organization with Ties to Nazis, Death Squads and Iran Contra
Associated Press, October 7, 2008 WASHINGTON - GOP presidential nominee John McCain has past connections to a private group that supplied aid to guerrillas seeking to overthrow the leftist government of Nicaragua in the Iran-Contra affair.
By Tom Burghardt Mexico Arrests Three Army Generals Tomás Ángeles Dauahare Earlier this month, the Mexican government arrested three high-ranking Army generals “including a former second in command at the Defense Ministry,” The New York Times reported.


