Exposing the Council on Foreign Relations (daughter organization of the London's Royal Institute of International Affairs), it's APFN 8 Apr 2004
9-11 Commission Chair Thomas H. Kean Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) Vice Chair Lee H. Hamilton (CFR)/ Trilateral Commisioner Richard Ben-Veniste Commisioner Fred F. Fielding Commisioner Jamie S. Gorelick (CFR) Commisioner Slade Gorton Commisioner Bob Kerrey (CFR) Commisioner John F. Lehman (CFR) Commisioner Timothy J. Roemer Commisioner James R. Thompson
Executive Director Philip D. Zelikow (CFR) -------------------------- Note: Dr. Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's National Security Adviser, is also a CFR member, as are:
Vice President Dick Cheney (formerly: a CFR director, member of the Trilateral Commission, and former chairman, president and CEO of Halliburton Co.)
Colin Powell, Secretary of State
Paul Wolfowitz, senior Bush administration official involved with Iraq War (also has been member of the Trilateral Commission)
(also: former President George H.W. Bush was both a CFR director and a member of the Trilateral Commission)
Note: Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, and many other executive, congressional, and judiciary offcials, including THREE US Supreme Court Justices (O'Connor appointed by Reagan, and Breyer and Ginsburg appointed by Clinton, are CFR members. Conclusion: There's not a dime's bit of difference in the end-game agenda of BOTH the national Democrat and the Republican Parties, because BOTH national parties are controlled by the same CFR/TC/Bilderberg/Masonic/Skull & Bones/Bohemian Grove Establishment NWO global elites: the Illuminati.
Chatterton is the pharmacist at Huber Drugs in downtown Delray Beach who recommended an ointment for hijacker/mass murderer Mohammed Atta about a month before the attacks. [...] Atta looked too well-dressed to be just another seaside visitor. He was too brutish and evasive to be easily forgotten.
"When I first saw him, I thought he was trying to rob the place," Chatterton says. [...] "Hey, don't you wonder," he asked me, "all these investigations, and no one's looking into Delray Beach any more?" [...] On the day that Atta came in to Huber Drugs with red hands and an untalkative friend who complained of a chest cold, Chatterton concluded that Atta had been messing with chemicals. He pegged him as a drug dealer. [...] Librarian Kathleen Hensman still clearly remembers three of the terrorists using computers a few feet from her desk in the Delray library research room. She phoned police when their pictures made the newspapers.
It still bothers her that the FBI impounded only two of the room's computers.
"Why not take all of them?" she asked, the thought lingering that important clues might yet be hidden in one of the unexamined hard drives.
March 20, 2004 -New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Elsewhere Global Day of Action Against War and Occupation [...] The conspicuous presence of conspiracy theorists in both New York City and San Francisco was worrisome. A group called the 9/11 Truth Alliance, which contends that the Bush administration staged the attacks, distributed signs saying “Stop the 9-11 Cover-Up” at both rallies. It also handed out “deception dollars,” large replicas of paper currency covered with links to conspiracy and also anti-Israel and anti-Semitic Web sites. While some conspiratorial groups were present at past rallies, their profile was much higher at the March 20th demonstrations.
Some are speculating that Howard Stern has been dropped by Clear Channel because he has been asking questions about 9-11 and the Bush Administration. This past February, a Toronto radio show "Cloak and Dagger" www.cloakanddagger.ca was cancelled for doing just that. According to Cloak's host, Lenny Bloom, the show was cancelled at Bush's request when he met in Monterrey with Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin. Tom Henegan, the show's producer, says Al Gore told mim this juicy detail. Bloom had been interviewing Andreas Von Bulow, former German Minister of Technology who accuses the Bush Administration of being complicit in the events of 11, September, 2001. Cloak was dropped by its station, AM MOJO 640 in Toronto shortly after the Von Bulow incident, even though its hosts worked for free. The show was number one in its time slot for the highly sought after 18-55 year old male demographic and was replaced by a lesser rated syndicated show, "Coast to Coast". Interestingly, the man named John "Incubus" Hayes is the current President of Corus Entertainment, the parent company of MOJO 640 AM. Hayes had fired Stern twice in the past during Stern's radio stints in New York and Toronto.
TV presenter sues Arnie for libel over 'sex pest' incident
A BRITISH television presenter who alleges she was molested by Arnold Schwarzenegger is to sue him for libel over his claim that she encouraged the incident.
Anna Richardson claimed the 56-year- old Terminator star touched her breast as she tried to interview him at the Dorchester Hotel in December 2000 about his film The Sixth Day for her London Weekend Television show Big Screen.
A spokesman for Schwarzenegger said she encouraged the behaviour.
Vicar's daughter Miss Richardson, who was 29 at the time, was furious about the response and is now claiming it damaged her reputation as a professional interviewer by presenting her as someone who uses sex as part of her interview technique.
She is expected to file a Pounds 100,000 libel suit later this week, which could cost the actor in excess of Pounds 1million in legal fees.
Miss Richardson has reportedly enlisted libel lawyer Graham Atkins, who has recently had successes on behalf of Kate Beckinsale and Cat Deeley in defamation cases.
The re-emergence of the allegations came just days after Schwarzenegger admitted taking a training course about steering clear of sexual harassment claims.
His campaign to become Governor of California was almost derailed by allegations that he had groped and molested 16 women.
The claims ranged from grabbing a woman's breast in a gym in 1975 to spanking a woman in a West Los Angeles sound studio 15 years later.
Schwarzenegger, married to Maria Shriver for 17 years, gave various responses to the accusations, including a confession that he had 'behaved badly' towards women in the past.
OTTAWA - An Ottawa man on Tuesday became the first person charged under Canada's new anti-terrorism laws when police accused him of terrorist activity in Canada and in England.
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Apr 1 2004 08:15 AM OTTAWA - The family of Mohammad Momin Khawaja, the Ottawa man charged with acts of terrorism, believes Saudi secret police have detained Mahboob Khawaja, Momin's father.
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you may remember the Canadian police (RCMP) and Canadian CIA (CSIS) from the “ask no questions” terrorist charges involved in the summary detention of holocaust denier Ernst Zundel. . . .
Mahboob Khawaja was actually great writer/political activist with many books on the burning topics of Palestine. He was also very critical of current Arab and Pakistani leaders. No wonder the Saudi Govt. had him canned as soon as his son Momin Khawaja was framed for terrorism by the RCMP.
Condoleezza Rice, national security adviser to President Bush, has recently granted an interview to virtually every reporter but me. Perhaps it is because I keep asking her questions about the Chinese spy in her past. . . .
Rice is very close to former Clinton Secretary of Defense William Perry. Rice worked with Perry and the Clinton administration during her term at Stanford. The Clinton White House once mentioned her as being on the short list for secretary of state.
Yet it is her years at Stanford working with Perry that have rendered Rice silent. While working at Stanford, she became involved in the most successful Chinese army penetration of the Clinton Defense Department. She will not answer questions about her relationship with Chinese spy Hua Di. [...] In 1994, Hua used his contacts at Stanford, in Beijing and inside the Clinton Defense Department with then-Secretary Perry to obtain a secure fiber-optic communication system for the Chinese army. [...] Hua Di teamed in 1994 with Stanford Dr. John Lewis, Secretary of Defense Perry, and Gen. Ding of the Chinese Army to buy an advanced AT&T fiber-optic communications system for "civilian" use inside China. The communications system slipped past U.S. exports laws as a joint U.S.-Chinese commercial venture called Hua Mei. The Chinese part of the venture was run by a newly formed firm named Galaxy New Technology. [...] In 1997, Stanford professor Lewis was charged with using university funding and equipment to set up the deal with Galaxy New Technology. Stanford Provost Condoleeza Rice announced that Lewis faced an investigation because he had used iniversity stationery and his office to run the joint U.S-Chinese business. In the 1997 investigation, Rice issued a statement to the university press.
"We'll follow what is a normal process under these circumstances," said Rice in the 1997 interview. "Similar issues arise quite frequently. It's not all that unusual that issues arise concerning conflict of interest."
Yet, no formal charges were filed, and Rice quietly dropped the investigation against Lewis and Hua Di. To this day, Ms. Rice will not answer why she stopped the investigation.
"People are just realizing exactly what we've bought into in some states," said State Senator Andrew Harris of Maryland, a Republican. "The stakes are so high. I don't put it above someone trying to manipulate elections on a grand scale." [...] Florida election officials ruled earlier this year that new touch-screen machines put into place after the 2000 election crisis are exempt from a law that requires manual recounts in close elections -- because there is no way to determine voters' intentions from the computer record. [...] There is widespread opposition to paper receipts, from election administrators, . .A . even the League of Women Voters.
At the time of his 1994 death, Kurt Cobain was leaving his wife Courtney Love and had booked two plane tickets out of Seattle for himself and a mystery woman who Courtney believed to be Kurt’s new girlfriend, according to a new book based on the exclusive case tapes of Love’s former private investigator.
In Love and Death: The Murder of Kurt Cobain, published April 3 by Atria Books, investigative journalists Max Wallace and Ian Halperin . . . . relying on a leaked autopsy report and Seattle Police Department records obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, they reveal that the official suicide scenario was scientifically impossible. The records show that Cobain had ingested a triple lethal dose of heroin, before his life was ended with a shotgun bullet, suggesting a murder staged to look like a suicide. The authors interview a coroner who believes the forensic evidence suggests somebody gave Cobain an overly pure dose of heroin, waited for him to lose consciousness and then positioned the shotgun so that it appeared Cobain had pulled the trigger. No legible fingerprints were found on the shotgun . . .
authors obtained hours of explosive tapes recorded by Courtney Love’s former P.I., Tom Grant . . . In these tapes, Courtney admits that Kurt was in the process of leaving her and that she had filed a false police report in the days before Kurt’s death, suggesting that Kurt was suicidal. . . .
Kurt’s grandfather Leland Cobain goes public for the first time, charging that his grandson was murdered.
