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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.
Data Dump 1.) Very Coincidental - The CIA's Jonathan Neerman (left) works for Dallas' Hunton & Williams,.
" ... If I don't tell this story, it will be told by Oliver Stone ... " Hollywood and the CIA: The Spook Stay.
(2006/Repost)A whale of a scandal threatens to swallow some half-dozen governments around the world. The Engli.
"Our government still fights us, the victims of the worst attack on American soil, and to this day there has been no administration that has chosen the 9/11 families over geopolitical interests.
Was there a high-level conspiracy in the Trump administration, done with one or more foreign countries, to end democracy in America? Was their next plan to realign us with Russia & autocratic nations? 29 Aug 2022 From Thom Hartmann’s The Hartmann Report) There was, it increasingly appears, a conspiracy involving some in the most senior levels of the Trump administration to end American representative democracy and replace it with a strongman oligarchy along the lines of Putin’s Russia or Orbán’s Hungary.
BY DAN CHRISTENSEN AND ANTHONY SUMMERS Miami Herald, May 9, 2014 The Justice Department Friday made public four new, heavily censored documents confirming that by 2002 the FBI had found “many connections” between 9/11 terrorist figures and the Florida family of “an allegedly wealthy international businessman” with ties to the Saudi Royal family.
Also see: "Iran loses Manhattan skyscraper to terror vics": "The Iranian companies that own a Midtown office tower worth more than $500 million must forfeit the building to people who successfully sued Iran for damages over terrorist attacks, including 9/11, a judge has ruled.
The oil rags are soaked in many things, including blood. So how can men in key positions create wealth from no.
Photo: Prince Alwaleed bin Tatal of Saudi Arabia Over the years, there have been a litany of "legal" attempts to chill my reporting on fascism foreign and domestic, but the latest is the most curious -- and arguably least substantive.




