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Kronologi over fredssagen og international politik 20. februar
2006 / Time Line February 20, 2006
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19. Februar 2006, 21. Februar 2006
02/20/2006
The contracting out of various covert operations to private
contractors
By Wayne Madsen
http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/
February 20, 2006 -- The editor is posting some documents from the
older archives. The first is on the contracting out of covert
aviation operations by the federal government.
The contracting out of various covert operations to private
contractors helped create the current U.S.-government sanctioned
aviation-narcotics complex that has found new business in the
"global war on terror."
Contracts like Dyncorp's (
http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/Dyncorp.htm ), issued in 1996 for
counter-narcotics "services" in Latin America, kept the global
network of aircraft contractors, expatriates, and foreign
contractor ne'er do-wells, which fully began operations during the
Vietnam War and continued through Iran-Contra, intact. The Bush
administration has given these contractors a free ride to engage in
their old tradecraft unchallenged by the DEA or FBI.
The second is an excerpt from an unpublished monograph written just
after the 9-11 attacks. It predicted the assault on the independent
media by the Pentagon, citing its own doctrine at the time. Since
November 2001, the censorship, information embargoes, wiretapping,
and surveillance have all reached monumental proportions.
Washington whispers have it that this web site has gone from
"annoyance" to "threat" as far as Porter Goss's minions at Langley
are concerned. In any event, this "annoyance and/or threat" will
continue to expose the machinations of the neo-con dictatorship
that has taken over the United States and its organs of
government.
The third is on the Bush administration's initial diplomatic and
economic relationship with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, the
very same regime that was said to be harboring Al Qaeda, which was
putting the finishing touches on the 9-11 attacks. Note that
President Bush even took possession of a gift carpet from an
emissary of Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar. The disposition of
the carpet has been held a closely guarded secret by White House
Gift Office. Note how when the Democrats controlled the Senate
during a short window of opportunity in 2002, they failed to
investigate the Bush-Enron-UNOCAL ties to the Taliban. The number
one culprit was Joe Lieberman.
With Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez recently telling Secretary
of State Condoleezza Rice "don't mess with me girl," it is
interesting to revisit the Bush administration's involvement in the
attempted coup against Chavez in April 2002.
02/20/2006
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