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Former FBI contract - translator - turned whistleblower Sibel Edmonds and former FBI counter-intelligence officer John M. Cole discuss State Department cooperation with the mujahedeen in the Central Asian Turkic countries through the Turkish military and intelligence in the time before 9/11, a State Department order to release suspicious Uzbeks and Turks after the attack, the neocons and realists joint-attempt to negotiate the invasion of Iraq from Turkey in the summer of 2001, Edmonds' s overall credibility and level of access to information in her role as language specialist for the FBI, espionage within the FBI and why it continues unabated, Cole' s conservative estimate of 125 worthwhile investigations into Israeli espionage in the U.S. which quashed by political pressure from above, Edmond's accusations that Richard Perle, Douglas Feith and Marc Grossman have been participating in the stealing and fencing of nuclear secrets to Turkish and Israeli agents for years, Grossman's outing of CIA front-company Brewster-Jennings to a Turkish diplomat in August, 2001 – nearly 2 years before the Valerie Plame scandal – and it's destruction as a result, the grey area where legitimate lobbying by foreign governments crosses into espionage and criminality.

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    Radiofreeeuropa1 month, 1 week ago

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    Sibel Edmond's website- Boiling Frogs http://www.boilingfrogspost.com/
    Is an excellent source for INDEPENDENT journalism.
    I recommend a bookmark. After reading or listening to this offering I hope you will peruse Boiling Frogs.
    Sibel also wants o turn her new news Website, BoilingFrogsPost.com, into a home for journalists who want to practice their craft without partisanship or political pressure. Any journalists on Prop?

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      Radiofreeeuropa1 month, 1 week ago

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      It seems Perle and Feith were just setting up "advisory councils" under the flag of trade and defense for foreign countries, but actually they were simply acting as arms dealers & lobbyists to funnel money through these mediums. They were pentagon employees and used the positions to blackmail colleagues, spy on the US, and generate lies spoon fed to willing moles in the media to create a war with Iraq and then Iran.

      Perle also set himself of as an arms "adviser" to Israel and Feith has an Israeli Firm Feith and Zell which worked out contracts for Northrop Grumman who he is also employed for as an attorney. Northrop also employs Wolfowitz as an "adviser."

      The ATC, IAI, ACCU, are all the same groups and all using Perle and Feith as the go betweens.
      "Advisers" and "Consultants" are just empty titles for companies to to stick an inside guy on their pay roll and reward them for their political business dealings.
      Conflict creates cash.
      In Turkey it was the ethnic cleansing of the Kurds, in Israel its the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians, etc etc each hot zone gets an advisor ring. It's all about selling weapons folks. Nothing more.

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      chip561 month, 1 week ago

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      Being anti-war is fine as long as the enemy shares your sentiments. When they don't you had better be pro-war or you're going to be what most people call "the loser".

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      Radiofreeeuropa1 month, 1 week ago

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      There may be war that is unavoidable, but I'm not sure the case is made for these wars of choice in the 2nd half of the 20th century and the 21st. It's pretty weak in fact. Attacking Iraq because of 9/11 makes as much sense as attacking China for Pearl Harbor.
      Aside from that, the obvious collusion from characters such as Perle, Cheney, Wolfowitz, etc. makes a strong case that these were wars of profit for the few. Nothing more.

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