daniel
i can see the red tail lights headin' to
spain
this bit from jim marrs
pretty much sums up my attitude about the handy discovery of cars with
explosives and arabic tapes. it's called
AN OVERVIEW OF THE WAR
ON TERRORISMIncredibly,
40-year-old government documents thought to have been destroyed long ago
recently were made public show the US military in the early 1960's proposed
making terrorist attacks in the United States and blaming them on Fidel
Castro.
These documents are discussed in a
recent book on the National Security Agency (NSA) entitled Body of Secrets:
Anatomy of the Ultra-Secret National Security Agency by James
Bamford.
These documents were produced
beginning in late 1961 following the ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba that
spring. President John F. Kennedy, angered by the inept actions of the CIA, had
shifted responsibility for Cuba from that agency to the Department of Defense.
Here, military strategists considered plans to create terrorist actions which
would alarm the American population and stampede them into supporting a military
attack on Cuba. Under
consideration in “Operation Northwoods” were
plans:
•
to create “a series of
well-coordinated incidents” in or around the US Naval Base at Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, to include inciting riots, blowing up ammunition stores, aircraft and
ships.
•
to “develop a Communist Cuba terror
campaign in the Miami area, in other Florida cities and even in
Washington.”
•
to “…sink a boatload of Cubans
en route to Florida (real or simulated)..foster attempts on the lives of Cuban
refugees in the United States…”
•
to explode bombs in carefully chosen
locations along with the release of “prepared documents” pointing to
Cuban complicity.
•
to use fake Russian aircraft to harass
civilian airliners.
•
to make “Hijacking attempts against
civil air and surface craft” even to simulating the shooting down of a
civilian airliner.
note to self...difference number 483
btwn gw and jfk...john said "no" and ordered them to destroy the evidence;
george said "can we do
that?"sounds:
sinead ...i am stretched on your grave; cat power ...maybe
notdrugs:
the
usualanticipation:
the
unusualappreciation:
the
mundanequandry:
anger vs. complacency
Posted: Fri - March 12, 2004 at 01:40 AM