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EVDebs Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-05 04:32 PM
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Right Wing Treason usually comes in October Surprises....
Edited on Sun Oct-23-05 04:33 PM by EVDebs
Nixon's Treason in 1968
http://www.geocities.com/vastright2/martyjezer.htm

prevents Humphrey from the presidency by sandbagging a peace deal in 1968 that Nixon himself accepts in 1973...

"According to Nixon, Kissinger warned him in September 1968 that Johnson would call a bombing halt in late October. Johnson and Democratic presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey had finally come to understand that to win the election they would have to find a way out of the war.

Hersh goes on to tell how Nixon sent Anna Chennault to lobby South Vietnamese President Nguyen van Thieu to urge him to obstruct the effort to begin peace negotiations. Chennault was a vice president of the Republican election finance committee and chairwoman of Republican Women for Nixon. As head of Flying Tiger Airlines, a once CIA-backed company originally formed to assist Chiang Kai-shek in his war against the Chinese Communists, Mrs. Chennault had high-level contacts in the South Vietnamese government.

All this is confirmed in Stanley Karnow's revised and updated Vietnam: A History, which, in its first edition, was the basis for the PBS series. As Karnow writes, "...through one of Nixon's foreign policy aides, Richard Allen, contacted the Republicans, offering to furnish them with covert information on Johnson's moves. A clandestine channel was set up through Nixon's campaign manger, John Mitchell, and Kissinger guided the Republicans secretly on the Vietnam issue for nearly two months -- thus supplying Nixon with the ammunition to blast Humphrey for `playing politics with war.""

The Gary Sick book October Surprise investigates the Reagan/Iran October Surprise...as detailed in Reagan/Bush treason 'theory' by Sick regarding Iran, Carter, and the 1980 election
http://www.answers.com/topic/october-surprise

Something strange here for DUers to investigate
"May 29, 1988
Salem bin Laden
42, brother of Osama bin Laden Near San Antonio, Texas Ultralight Too off and crashed into high power lines and fell 115 feet to the ground. 1 killed " from

http://www.planecrashinfo.com/famous1980s.htm

however PBS's site says something different
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/binladen/...

"Like his father in 1968, Salem died in a 1988 air crash...in Texas. He was flying a BAC 1-11 which had been bought in July 1977 by Prince Mohammed Ben Fahd. The plane's flight plans had long been at the center of a number of investigations. According to one of the plane's American pilots, it had been used in October 1980 during secret Paris meetings between US and Iranian emissaries. Nothing was ever proven, but Salem bin Laden's accidental death revived some speculation that he might have been "eliminated" as an embarrassing witness. In fact, an inquiry was held to determine the exact circumstances of the accident. The conclusions were never divulged."

Has the press ever investigated this ? Also, why would PBS print something and then print an 'editor's note' denying the BAC 1-11 information ? Ever hear of fact checking prior to publication ? A BAC 1-11 cannot reasonably be confused with an ultralight, see picture at
http://www.simviation.com/gallery/fsdgallerybac111bav.h...



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