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Vatic Note: I remember when this all happened. No one knew at the time that the CIA was involved, only that the DEA agent had been murdered by the cartels. I would not doubt it if MI6 and Mossad were involved as well, with the CIA running the operation. It was only now that this has come out.... that is how long they were able to keep it covered up. Thank goodness for some heros.
Remember, Bush Sr is directly related to Queen of England and also is a khazar according to his wife. He has been tied in with England and Israel which is Rothschilds "government" in exile, and England's bank belongs to Rothschild as well. So behind it all, are the international bankers who have been doing the drugs and money laundering to pay for their illegal black ops all toward their global domination agenda.
It is so typical of them to put this whole thing on Reagan, when Bush was the man working for the Bankers and England. Remember, when Reagan won the nomination for the GOP, everyone tried to get him to take Bush as his VP and he refused to do it. He held out for a whole 10 days. Then Reagan was summoned to NY to meet with Rockefeller who told him to take Bush as VP. They met for 4 hours. That is how long it took for Rocky to convince Reagan. He did it, and of course they won, and 3 months after taking office, Reagan was shot.
Anybody want to guess who was behind that? So, this below does not surprise me and it was a typical Bush operation.
CIA Connection To DEA Agent’s Murder “TOO HOT FOR FOX NEWS”?
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/12/16/cia-connection-to-dea-agents-murder-too-hot-for-fox-news/
by Robert O'Dowd, Veterans Today
The motive for the murder was to prevent him from blowing the whistle on narcotrafficking of cocaine into the US to fund the Contra War in Nicaragua, according to El Diario de Coahuila and Proceso, the two Mexican newspapers.
The story attracted media attention in South America, Europe, and on FOX in the US. Except for FOX, the US major media did not report the breaking news story. FOX producers of “The Kelly File” failed to report the most sensational and breaking news part of the Kiki Camarena news story—the involvement of the CIA in his torture and death.
“The Kelly File” on FOX reported an abridged video report “A look at DEA agent ‘Kiki’ Camarena’s murder.” William La Jeunesse reported the story on Megyn Kelly’s program but left out the involvement of the CIA in Kiki’s torture and murder. Apparently, FOX decided that reporting the connection to the CIA, the breaking news part of Kiki’s death reported by two Mexican newspapers and La Jeunnesse in a FOX news.com article was too hot to handle.
The Kelly File, Courtesy: Fox News
The tapes of Kiki’s torture and murder were obtained by the DEA from the CIA, according to Hector Berrellez, his DEA supervisor who headed up the DEA’s investigation of the murder. Berrellez said, “Obviously, they [the CIA] were there. Or at least some of their contract workers were there.”
Both the Mexican and US government version is that Rafael Caro Quintero was responsible for the torture and death of Kiki Camarena. Quintero was convicted of Kiki’s torture and death but freed from a Mexican prison in August 2013 after serving 28 years of a 40 year sentence.
The Borderland Beat reported the breaking news stories by El Diario de Coahuila and Proceso in early October 2010:
"A story that sounds like it was taken
from a complex espionage novel has just exploded on U.S. television.
Enrique Kiki Camarena, the DEA law enforcement officer murdered in
Mexico in February, 1985, was apparently not the victim of the Mexican
capo Rafael Caro Quintero, but rather, of a dark member of the CIA.
This
individual was the one charged with silencing the anti-narcotics agent
for one serious reason: he had discovered that Washington was associated
with the drug trafficker and was using the profits from the drug
trafficking to finance the activities of the counterrevolution."
Contras
According to Berrellez, “It was I who directed the investigation into the death of Camarena. During this investigation, we discovered that some members of a U.S. intelligence agency, who had infiltrated the DFS (the Mexican Federal Security Directorate), also participated in the kidnapping of Camarena. Two witnesses identified Felix Ismael Rodriguez. They (witnesses) were with the DFS and they told us that, in addition, he (Rodriguez) had identified himself as “U.S. intelligence.”
Rodriquez, born in 1941 in Cuba, was a rabid anticommunist, an early recruit for the CIA involved in the Bay of Pigs, became a naturalized citizen, joined the US Army, served in Vietnam flying chopper and in the Phoenix program.
Rodriquez claimed responsibility for the capture of Che Guevara, a major Cuban revolutionary figure, in 1967 in Bolivia. Guevara’s was shot and killed by a Bolivian solider. Rodriquez kept his Rolex watch as a war souvenir. Based on his history, it’s clear that Rodriquez was capable of murder.
Rodriquez maintained close connections with Donald Gregg, his CIA supervisor in Vietnam. Gregg served as national security adviser to Vice President George Bush from 1982 to 1989.
In 1985 and 1986, Rodriquez was working for the NSC, running the Contra re-supply effort out of Ilopango Air Base in El Salvador. Rodriquez involvement in illegal drug trafficking is supported by sworn testimony by Celerino “Cele” Castillo, a retired DEA Agent.
CELERINO “CELE” CASTILLO
Celerino “Cele” Castillo
For several years, I fought in the
trenches of the front lines of Reagan’s “Drug War”, trying to stamp out
what I considered American’s greatest foreign threat. But, when I was
posted, in Central and South America from 1984 through 1990, I knew we
were playing the “Drug War Follies.” While our government shouted “Just Say No!”, entire Central and South American nations fell into what are now known as, “Cocaine democracies.”
While with the DEA, I was able to keep
journals of my assignments in Central and South America. These journals
include names, case file numbers and DEA NADDIS (DEA Master Computer)
information to back up my allegations. I have pictures and original
passports of the victims that were murdered by CIA assets. These
atrocities were done with the approval of the agencies.
We, ordinary Americans, can not trust the
C.I.A. Inspector General to conduct a full investigation into the CIA
or the DEA. Let me tell you why. When President Clinton (June, 1996)
ordered The Intelligence Oversight Board to conduct an investigation
into allegations that US Agents were involved in atrocities in
Guatemala, it failed to investigate several DEA and CIA operations in
which U.S. agents knew before hand that individuals (some Americans)
were going to be murdered.
I became so frustrated that I forced
myself to respond to the I.O.B report citing case file numbers, dates,
and names of people who were murdered. In one case (DEA file #
TG-86-0005) several Colombians and Mexicans were raped, tortured and
murdered by CIA and DEA assets, with the approval of the CIA.
Among
those victims identified was Jose Ramon Parra-Iniguez, Mexican passport
A-GUC-043 and his two daughters Maria Leticia Olivier-Dominguez, Mexican
passport A-GM-8381. Several Colombian nationals: Adolfo Leon
Morales-Arcilia “a.k.a.” Adolfo Morales-Orestes, Carlos Alberto Ramirez,
and Jiro Gilardo-Ocampo.
Both a DEA and a CIA agent were present, when
the individuals were being interrogated (tortured). The main target of
that case was a Guatemalan Congressman, (Carlos Ramiro Garcia de Paz)
who took delivery of 2,404 kilos of cocaine in Guatemala just before the
interrogation.
This case directly implicated the Guatemalan Government
in drug trafficking (The Guatemalan Congressman still has his US visa
and continues to travel at his pleasure into the US). To add salt to the
wound, in 1989 these murders were investigated by the U.S Department of
Justice, Office of Professional Responsibility.
DEA S/I Tony Recevuto
determined that the Guatemalan Military Intelligence, G-2 (worst human
rights violators in the Western Hemisphere) was responsible for these
murders. Yet, the U.S. government continued to order U.S. agents to work
hand in hand with the Guatemalan Military. This information was never
turned over to the I.O.B. investigation. (see attached response)…
When
the Boland Amendment(s) cut the Contras off from a continued U.S.
government subsidy, George Bush, his national security adviser Don
Gregg, and Ollie North, turned to certain foreign governments, and to
private contributions, to replace government dollars. Criminal sources
of contributions were not excluded. By the end of 1981, through a series
of Executive Orders and National Security Decision Directives, many of
which have been declassified, Vice President Bush was placed in charge
of all Reagan administration intelligence operations.
All of the covert
operations carried out by officers of the CIA, the Pentagon, and every
other federal agency, along with a rogue army of former intelligence
operatives and foreign agents, were commanded by George Bush. Gary Webb
(San Jose Mercury News) acknowledged, that he simply had not traced the
command structure over the Contras up into the White House, although he
had gotten some indications that the operation was not just CIA.
On Dec. 01, 1981, President Ronald Reagan
signed a secret order authorizing the CIA to spend $19.9 million for
covert military aid to the recently formed Contras— hardly enough money
to launch a serious military operation against the Cuban and
Soviet-backed Sandinista regime.
In August 1982, George Bush hired Donald
P. Gregg as his principal adviser for national security affairs. In late
1984, Gregg introduced Oliver North to Felix Rodriguez, (a retired CIA
agent) who had already been working in Central America for over a year
under Bush’s direction.
Gregg personally introduced Rodriguez to Bush on
Jan. 22, 1985. Two days after his January 1985 meeting, Rodriguez went
to El Salvador and made arrangements to set up his base of operations at
Ilopango air base. On Nov. 01, 1984, the FBI arrested Rodriguez’s
partner, Gerard Latchinian and convicted him of smuggling $10.3 million
in cocaine into the U.S.
On Jan. 18, 1985, Rodriguez allegedly met
with money-launderer Ramon Milan-Rodriguez, who had moved $1.5 billion
for the Medellin cartel. Milan testified before a Senate Investigation
on the Contras’ drug smuggling, that before this 1985 meeting, he had
granted Felix Rodriguez’s request and given $10 million from the cocaine
for the Contras.
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