-----Original Message----- From: JP Viken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 9:46 PM Subject: Re: [CIA-DRUGS] Barry Seal, Watergate and George Bush
Isn't it interesting on the evolution of the international drug importation into us trade? We know it started out at least in the mid 1800's with the wealthy gentry families like Delanos and that in england it was also the business of "families". What a strange evolution to these "family drug businesses" in the us (probably england too) becoming enmeshed with the intelligence agencies. I guess if one traces it back one can find that all intelligence agencies arose as an offshoot of the rich gentry families, usually railroad, shipping and banking related. (example: prescot bussh who allegedly started the original us army intelligence)( Now we find that the intel agencies simply a tool of these crime families, just as the military, banking etc. are (its always interesting to review the general smedly butler speeches). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Minor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "cia-drugs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 07, 2000 8:56 PM Subject: [CIA-DRUGS] Barry Seal, Watergate and George Bush > This excerpt from Daniel's website: > > http://www.madcowprod.com/rj.htm > > >>If you're not sweating in the bright sun of Vera Cruz, as Barry Seal was > in June of 1972, its easy to forget just how important the Mexican > connection was to Watergate. > > >>When the hush money finally gets paid to the arrested Cubans, it comes in > the form of Mexican checks, turned over first to Maurice Stans of the CREEP, > who transferred them in turn to Watergate burglar Gordon Liddy. Liddy then > passed them on to Bernard Barker, one of the Miami station Cubans arrested > on the night of the final Watergate break- in. Barker was actually carrying > some of this "Mexican" cash left over from these checks when he was > apprehended. > > >>The money for the Plumbers had come from one of George Bush's intimates, > and at the request of Bush, a member of the Nixon Cabinet from February, > 1971 on. Just two days before a new law was scheduled to begin making > anonymous donations illegal, $700,000 in cash, checks, and securities had > been loaded into a briefcase at Pennzoil headquarters and picked up by a > company vice president, who boarded a Washington- bound Pennzoil jet and > delivered the funds to the Committee to Re-Elect the President at ten > o'clock that night.<< > > > > > > Supposedly there was one $25,000 cashier's check from Kenneth Dahlberg in > Minnesota and made out to CREEP? This check must have been endorsed at the > CREEP office in Houston by William Liedtke (a co-founder of Zapata Corp. > with George Bush). There was also $100,000 wired from one Mexican bank > account held by Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp. into another Mexican account > held by a defunct subsidiary of the same corporation, and then the money was > withdrawn from that account by the Mexican attorney for the corporation, who > sent back to Houston a package of four checks totaling $89,000 and $11,000 > in cash. This package went to Liedtke at Pennzoil, who then added the > Dahlberg check to it, along with other checks adding up to $700,000 and > forwarded the money to Maurice Stans in Washington. The Mexican checks, > cash and the Dahlberg cashier's check were then given to Liddy to pay off > Barker. > > The Gulf Resources corporate donation came from Robert H. Allen, president > of Gulf Resources, and also CFO of the Houston CREEP office. The subsidiary > had formerly been the Lithium Corp. before being taken over by Gulf > Resources. Coincidentally, there was a connection with the Dahlberg money, > which was given to him by Dwayne Andreas of Archer Daniels Midland, one of > whose directors was a director of the Lithium Corp. > > Another board member of Gulf Resources was George Butler, who was president > of the Bank of Texas, then owned by Oveta Culp Hobby. This bank, along with > others eventually was sold to Walter Mischer, one of George Bush's biggest > contributors. The Hobby family owned the Houston Post. When the Hobby > Foundation was caught channeling CIA funds through its accounts in 1967, > Hobby admitted it proudly. > > > Linda Minor > > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > Get great offers on top-notch products that match your interests! > Sign up for eLerts at: > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/elerts1 ">Click Here</a> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- GRAB THE GATOR! FREE SOFTWARE DOES ALL THE TYPING FOR YOU! Tired of filling out forms and remembering passwords? Gator fills in forms and passwords with just one click! Comes with $50 in free coupons! <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/gator4 ">Click Here</a> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
