[…] in the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] in the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] in the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] in the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration ( DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] the months before 9/11. Groups of young Israelis – nearly 200 in total, apparently – pretending to be selling art works, approached numerous Drug Enforcement Administration ( DEA) officials and offices. Shea pointed out that some of these Israeli ‘art students’ were living close to the al-Qaeda members who did 9/11 and concluded that […]
[…] Borge and his subordinates went so far as to assist Escobar with the loading and unloading of drugs onto his airplanes in Nicaragua. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) managed to place a hidden camera on one of Escobar’s airplanes and obtained film of Escobar and Ministry of the Interior officials loading cocaine onto one […]
[PDF file]: […] Borge and his subordinates went so far as to assist Escobar with the loading and unloading of drugs onto his airplanes in Nicaragua. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) managed to place a hidden camera on one of Escobar’s airplanes and obtained film of Escobar and Ministry of the Interior officials loading cocaine onto one […]
[PDF file]: […] and a half years in jail by a Turkish court for aiding a terrorist organisation’.43 That Metin Topuz has been associated with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) since at least the mid ‘90s is confirmed by his name being mentioned and his photograph included in the Spring/Summer 1995 edition of the in-house publication […]
[PDF file]: […] support sought and readily given by the both corporate sectors in combatting Cuba’s revolution. One of the executive functions of the secret police and ‘invisible armies’ (CIA, DEA, FBI, et al.) is to manage relations between the state and these two competing and yet interlocking corporate blocks. 14 Barack Obama, address of 17 December […]
