...and ordered by the Executive in power.
Not only military operations, but intelligence operations and intelligence analysis. The CIA is the last civilian intelligence agency left. And * wants to destroy it.
Couple this with the war games going on in the Caribbean region not far off Venezuela's coast, the *missing shipment* of heavy arms that never made it to Iraq, and reports of US troop buildups in various areas in Latin America,
AND
the recent 5.5 ton cocaine bust in Mexico on a mysterious American plane thought to originate in Colombia, which then landed in Venezuela, then on to Mexico on its way the the US...
http://www.madcowprod.com/04182006.htmlhttp://www.madcowprod.com/05022006.htmlhttp://www.madcowprod.com/05112006.htmlhttp://www.madcowprod.com/1. It seems that Venezuela is being set up for US aggression.
2. The US war games just off Venezuela's coast are intimidation.
3. This is gun and drug running and money laundering all over again ala IranContra, to finance US shenanigans in Latin America.
4. The very same cast of characters are involved. Bushes. Rumsfeld. Cheney. Negroponte. Goss. Reagan-GHWB strongmen. North. Etc.
5. Remember the $20+ Million that was *parked* off the books at Special Ops Command in Tampa? The missing money that was hidden outside the knowledge of Congress?
Senator Bill Nelson is hot on this. Wonder where all this money went.... weapons.... paying off drug pilots..... bribing Latin American officials to oppose duly elected leaders.... to finance stolen elections in the US... the list is endless.
Of course, the Pentagon found *no wrongdoing.* This ain't over.
Military investigators provide a complete exoneration after allegations that millions of dollars were illegally hiddenMay 3, 2006
TAMPA - A military investigation has cleared Special Operations Command of charges that it hid $20-million from Congress at the direction of the Pentagon.
In a report released Tuesday night, the Pentagon inspector general exonerated SOCom, located at MacDill Air Force Base, saying its budgeting process followed the law.
"As a result," the report said, "our audit did not identify any improprieties, fraud, or lying, or conspiracy to commit fraud or lying to the United States Government during the FY 2003 programming and budgeting process."
The report by the audit division of the inspector general marked the first time in more than two years that investigators have made their findings public.
A separate criminal investigation was completed last September, but the U.S. attorney in Tampa decided not to file charges. The Pentagon has refused to release that report.
A second case, involving $25-million in hidden funds at SOCom, was not mentioned in the report released Tuesday.
The investigation was prompted by an anonymous tip to the inspector general.
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Looks like we are entering full-blown tyrannical dictatorship. We have become what we hated.