[…] one of its main roles is to monitor the clandestine activity of other US government agencies. Coleman’s DIA job was to spy on the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), which operated out of a base in Cyprus. Coleman alleges that the DEA is supervising, and the DIA is manipulating, the drugs and arms trafficking which […]
[…] of 1972, Lou Conein became a consultant to the newly created Office of National Narcotics Intelligence (ONNI) at the Department of Justice. After the Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA, was formed in July 1973, Conein became chief of a DEA special operations unit that in 1975 was investigated by the U.S. Senate for the dubious […]
[…] back as defendants in the case. Regardless of how that motion turns out, the case against Dr Gottlieb should go to a jury soon. According to the DEA official (who has requested anonymity) who conducted the US Government’s 1978 Victims Task Force investigation into LSD testing on unwitting American citizens, the combination of the […]
[…] familiar scenario – guns went out to the contras and drugs came back to the United States. The chief smuggler was Barry Seal, a swashbuckling criminal turned DEA informant and CIA asset. Arkansas Governor Clinton did nothing to shut down Seal’s drug flights into Mena. To the contrary: Compromised asserts that the future president […]
[…] export for Russian drugs, its place being taken by the Black Sea oil port of Novorossiysk. Within a year of the troops’ arrival, by 2000, according to DEA statistics, Afghan heroin accounted for almost 20 percent of the heroin seized in the United States – nearly double the percentage taken four years earlier. Much […]
[…] the Soviet bloc, has been revealed in participant John P. C. Matthews, ‘The West’s Secret Marshall Plan for the Mind’.(4) Douglas Valentine’s ‘How the CIA Infiltrated the DEA’, is a self-explanatory trailer for his forthcoming book on the subject.(5) A list of Valentine’s published writ-ing is to be found at Russell’s story Roderick Russell, […]
[PDF file]: […] Mr Hunt, “in the way where hundreds of Cubans have been helping in Africa, in Vietnam and in other areas of the world.” 38 Domestic Repression and DEA Narcotics Enforcement All this should be very disturbing. Liddy’s own original plans for Operation Diamond, after it moved from the cover of White House narcotics enforcement […]
[PDF file]: […] – and that some went on to prosper under the new government that Washington I use the term ‘cartel’ loosely, as it has been used by the DEA and the media, to refer to close associates of Pablo Escobar, the Ochoa family, and José Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha (Medellín Cartel), and of Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela […]
[PDF file]: […] have long and varied interactions in the life of the two organisations and these personalities emerged at critical phases in the history of both the FBN and DEA. It is necessary to concentrate on this fabric to grasp some of the ways in which the national security system consists of personnel overlaps and not […]
[…] 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 […]
