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Przeciez ten Libby to zwykly gangster powiazany z najczarniejszymi
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jezeli chodzi o niego to nie zawachalbym sie z takim wyrokiem. Przeczytajcie
sami:
Libby A Long-Time
Mossad Agent
By Wayne Madsen
WayneMadsenReport.com
7-6-7
I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby has been a long-serving intelligence agent for
Israel's Mossad, according to a veteran CIA "official cover" officer who
spoke to WMR on deep background. The CIA's Clandestine Service has, over the
years, gathered a tremendous amount of intelligence on Libby's activities on
behalf of Mossad.
Libby served as the lawyer for Switzerland-based American fugitive financier
Marc Rich, aka Mark David Reich, who is also known to be an Israeli
intelligence asset and someone Israel relies upon for missions that
demand "plausible deniability" on the part of the Mossad. Rich heads up a
worldwide empire of dummy corporations, foundations, and numbered bank
accounts that have been involved in sanctions busting and weapons smuggling.
The nations involved include Israel, United States, United Kingdom, Iran,
Panama, Colombia, Russia, Iraq (under Saddam Hussein),
Cuba, Spain, Nigeria, Singapore, Bolivia, Jamaica, Bermuda, France, Italy,
East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Kazakhstan, Philippines, Australia,
Argentina, Peru, Ireland, Zambia, Sweden, Monaco, and apartheid South Africa.
In 1983, the then-U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York urged
jail time for Rich and his partner Pincus Green for racketeering. The name of
that U.S. Attorney is Rudolph Giuliani. Giuliani, who is now running for
president, praised Bush's decision to commute Libby's jail sentence. After
Clinton's pardon of Rich, Giuliani said he was "shocked." Paul Klebnikov, the
Moscow editor for Forbes' Russian edition, wrote about the connections of
Rich to Russian gangsters like Boris Berezovsky, a business partner of Neil
Bush, in his book "Godfather of the Kremlin." Klebnikov was shot to death
gangland-style on a Moscow street on July 9, 2004.
Libby not only provided the Mossad with a top agent inside the White House
but also an important conduit for the Russian-Israeli Mafia.
Libby arranged for Rich's eleventh hour pardon by outgoing President Bill
Clinton in January 2001. The pardon of Rich was urged in a phone call to
Clinton by then-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, as well as Shimon Peres
and Ehud Olmert.
Yesterday, Libby received a commutation of his 30-month prison sentence from
President George W. Bush. Libby was convicted on four counts of perjury,
lying to a federal law enforcement officer, and obstruction of justice in the
investigation by U.S. Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald of the White House's
leak to the media of the identity CIA non-official cover officer Valerie
Plame Wilson.
Libby was denied bail by U.S. Judge Reggie Walton and was ordered to prison
while appealing his sentence. Libby was assigned Bureau of Prisons inmate
number 28301-016.
Libby worked for Paul Wolfowitz in the State Department's Bureau of East
Asian and Pacific Affairs from 1982 to 1985. Libby again worked for Wolfowitz
in the Pentagon as the Principal Undersecretary for Strategy and Resources.
Libby later became the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Policy and served
as a chief aide to Defense Secretary Dick Cheney.
It was while Libby was working for Wolfowitz at State, the FBI arrested
Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, who had delivered enough highly-classified U.S.
documents they could have entirely filled a garage. It was well known that
Pollard had a "control officer" within the Reagan administration. The control
officer was code-named "Mega."
Current British Lord Chancellor and former British Foreign Secretary Jack
Straw said that during Middle East peace talks between Israel and the
Palestinians, "It's a toss-up whether [Libby]
is working for the Israelis or the Americans on any given day." Clinton's
Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder told the House Government Affairs
Committee in 2001 that he discovered much more about Rich after Clinton's
pardon and said, "Knowing everything that I know now, I would not have
recommended to the president that he grant the pardon."
It has also been reported that, in addition to pressure from leading neocons
in the United States to keep Libby out of jail, Bush was urged by leading
Israeli government officials to prevent Libby from going to prison.
Fitzgerald issued the following statement regarding Bush's commutation of
Libby's prison sentence:
"We fully recognize that the Constitution provides that commutation decisions
are a matter of presidential prerogative and we do not comment on the
exercise of that prerogative.
We comment only on the statement in which the President termed the sentence
imposed by the judge as 'excessive.' The sentence in this case was imposed
pursuant to the laws governing sentencings which occur every day throughout
this country. In this case, an experienced federal judge considered extensive
argument from the parties and then imposed a sentence consistent with the
applicable laws. It is fundamental to the rule of law that all citizens stand
before the bar of justice as equals. That principle guided the judge during
both the trial and the sentencing.
Although the President's decision eliminates Mr. Libby's sentence of
imprisonment, Mr. Libby remains convicted by a jury of serious felonies, and
we will continue to seek to preserve those convictions through the appeals
process."
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