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THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR - 2002
How New York Times "Shills" Help Keep Us at 9/11
by Michael Levine
On Sunday, September 8, 2002, the New York Times
in a front page article entitled "Feeling Secure, U.S. Failed to Grasp
bin Laden Threat," by Patrick E. Tyler, did its absolute best to keep
America and, by proxy, the rest of the world, as vulnerable to
terrorist attacks as we were on September 10th, 2001.
Being a trained criminal investigator
accustomed to presenting my conspiracy cases before grand juries and
courts,
what I am going to do is present this article in the form of an
investigative report typical of the type I was trained to prepare
during my years with the Department of Justice, formally, accusing the New York Times of violation of Title 18, 2001, False
Official Statement; a crime for which I have sent many to jail - Ironically for lies immeasurabily less damaging to America than
those published in this front-page article.
Translated, this means that, before I get into the
specifics of this smoking-gun shill piece, why - as viewed
through the lens of my training and experience - it is mainly composed
of distortions and outright lies and the potential damage
it will do to our national security, I will first set forth a little
factual background that those unafraid of allowing hard facts to cloud
their media-shaped opinions, might want to check out for themselves.
Predicting September 11th
In Novemeber, 1998, I put together a panel of four federal agents who had seved a collective total of 102
years with CIA, FBI, DEA, Customs and Treasury Intelligence. In three on-air broadcasts of one-hour each, (heard
on WBAI in NYC and The Roy Tuckan Show, KPFK in Los Angeles) we predicted 9/11... and it was too, too easy.
Human Intelligence and covert
operations experts with field experience, saw the tragedy of 9/11
coming for decades. We knew that the real culprit behind the Keystone
Kops FBI and CIA was a mainstream media that was easily manipulated
into shilling
the American people and congress into believing these self-important
clowns could actually protect us from even the most bumbling of terror
plots.
The recording is entitled "FIRST WARNING" and may be found on my web site
http://www.expertwitnessradio.org
If you don´t have the time or will to
listen to this recording, or are the typical ditto head, who dismisses
hard
evidence without checking it out because some talking head who probably
has as much real life experience in the field as your grandmother
said he/she disagrees, then I urge you to stop reading and return your
head to your favorite hole in the ground, because the next big one is
coming and both you and mainstream media are determined to stay at
September 10th until it does.
And I do not want to be right again.
Smoking Gun Tapes of FBI/CIA Ineptitude
In my quest to present to my
"grand jury" of listeners and readers smoking gun, court-quality proof
that both the FBI and CIA had hard evidence and informants to have
stopped this terrorist act as early as 1993 and then both botched it in
the most amateurish manner imaginable, we obtained the actual, secretly
recorded phone call of an FBI
agent firing informant Emad Salim after he had successfully infiltrated
the terror group that would go on to attack the Word Trade
Center twice, because the Famous But Incompetents (as DEA and other law
enforcement agencies call them) did not trust him enough to pay him a
$500 a week salary.
Here again, if you are interested at
all in the security of this nation and the quality of those we are
paying to
protect us, you must listen to this recorded conversation yourself.
Don´t let others interpret it for you. Have a mind of your own, before
you lose your head altogether. (The recording, "FINAL WARNING" aired on
WBAI in NYC and by the ever courageous Roy Tuckman of KPFK in Los
Angeles is available for your listening on the web site).
If this is not enough, court-quality
proof of our thesis that, you had been and are being lied to through an
easily
manipulated, shill media, determined to con you into the belief that
our national security is in good hands, I've got more.
In August, 2002, I learned of another
FBI/CIA informant who had infiltrated the bin Laden organization and
actually
trained in Afghanistan and fought Jihad; another credible man who
mainstream media was avoiding. In fact, it was a retired CIA operative
who told me that "Aukai Collins is the real thing" just moments after
Collins approached me at a large conference given in New York City, by
Emmanuel Goldstein, the host of Off The Hook.
During the 2 hours of interview that I urge you to
listen to (soon to be available on video), Aukai Collins tells of
furnishing the FBI and CIA with the identities of some of the actual
terrorists of 9/11 whom were at the moment training at flight schools
in Arizona and how the information was ignored. The interviews and
video are titled "My Jihad."
Now to the Details section of my prosecution report; the specifics of the Times´ latest shill piece.
Continuing in the format of an
investigative report prepared for a district attorney or court, I will
first set forth
the precise statement as excerpted from the Sunday piece, followed by a
citation of hard evidence indicating it to be false and/or
intentionally distorted.
N.Y. Times article, excerpt #1
Since last Sept. 11, the
authorities have disclosed how the hijackers trained at American flight
schools; one suspected
conspirator was arrested a month before the attacks for his erratic
statements and terrorist links in France.
Evidence of false and/or intentionally distorted statements in excerpt #1:
The hijacker, whose name, by now, we all know is
Zacarias Moussaoui, has been left unnamed. In my opinion as a federal
investigator, the omission was intentional in that (as the evidence
will show) it made the rest of the distortion easier for an inattentive
public to digest.
The truth was that Moussaoui was not
arrested for "erratic statements" he was arrested as he was actually
training
to fly a jumbo jet, because, as his flight instructor said, he was
"only interested in learning to turn right and left, not in landings
and
takeoffs."
The article intimates that Moussaoui
was arrested by the FBI, which is also entirely untrue. Numerous poorly
distributed
press reports, including a smattering of mainstream articles indicate
clearly that Moussaoui was arrested for immigrations violations by the
Department of Immigrations.
In fact, talk about media bullshoot! Prize winning Newsweek
journalist Elaine Shannon even wrote that her top level
FBI sources told her that there was "no evidence whatsoever" linking
Moussaoui to the 9/11 tragedy. Of course, this shill piece was
written a week before the FBI discovered that he was the "twentieth
hijacker."
Maybe we ought to indict Newsweek also. What do you think?
The facts that this latest Times
article is clearly attempting to distort and cover-up, as the totality
of the evidence will
prove during trial, is that, while the man Moussaoui was incarcerated,
the FBI made no attempt whatsoever to speak directly to the man during
the full month he was incarcerated prior to 9/11. This in spite of
French police notifying US Immigrations that Moussaoui had general ties
to
Bin Laden and specific ties to a terrorist group that had been
"planning to hijack airliners and run them into the Eiffel Tower."
Thus, the statement that he was
arrested because of his ties to terrorists is, also, completely false.
The fact is, as the
court records are beginning to reveal, the FBI not only neglected to
speak directly to this illegal alien, terrorist, wannabe jumbo jet
pilot,
but took no action whatsoever to investigate him.
N.Y. Times article, excerpt #2
an alert FBI agent with
[stationed in] Arizona theorized that what occurred on September 11
could occur, but this premonition
never reached the White House Terrorism Chief, Richard A. Clark
Evidence of false and/or intentionally distorted statements in excerpt #2:
Part of my job when I served with the Department of
Justice was as an Inspector of Operations. In that capacity, if this
"alert FBI agent" told me that he had failed to take immediate action
when he had a man in jail, who was an illegal alien, a
suspected terrorist with links to bin Laden and previous plans to
hijack planes and use them as missiles against buildings and that at
the time of his arrest he had been learning to fly jumbo jets, but was
not interested in landings and takeoffs, and that this alert FBI agents
reason for taking no action whatsoever, was that he was "waiting for a
decision from the White House," I would immediately recommend
that the man be fired and possibly prosecuted and that his sanity be
examined.
I would recommend criminal prosecution
for any of his superiors who were aware of this criminally moronic
failure unequalled
in the annals of law enforcement history and who did nothing. I would
consider their failure to act both treasonous and a violation of their
oath to protect the people who pay their salaries.
To understand just how absurd this
N.Y. Times explanation is, just ask yourself the question: "If a New
York City detective
had the same information, would he wait for the Mayor´s office to
decide his next move?"
Perhaps this is why the NYPD has sent
its anti-terrorist detectives to Israel for training instead of the FBI
academy.
N.Y. Times article, excerpt #3
an extraordinary confluence
of American instincts appears in hindsight to have dulled the
nation's readiness,
chief among them the complacency Americans shared about the security of
their continent
Evidence of false and/or intentionally distorted statements in excerpt #3:
The Times left out of the equation a powerful truth
that was covered directly in the "FINAL WARNING" shows aired in
1998, predicting 9/11: that there exists an impressive body of evidence
indicating that mainstream media shilling was, and continues to be,
responsible for that complacency. And that the complacency alluded to
here was not of the fault of the American people, but of the media that
shilled us (with reports like this one) into that complacency, and a
congress that refused to take action in spite of well documented
knowledge of the extraordinary, decades-long ineptitude of both FBI and
CIA.
For much more hard, court-qualified evidence of this,
via the first-hand testimony of journalists, read "Into the Buzzsaw",
edited by Kristina Borjesson. The book can be ordered through the Web
site. My God, you owe it to yourselves and your families.
N.Y. Times article, excerpt #4
there was also an innate resistance to the
kind of domestic intelligence gathering that the authorities consider
necessary for tracking suspected terrorists
Evidence of false and/or intentionally distorted statements in excerpt #4:
This is one of the most obviously bullshoot
statements I have ever seen produced by any media print outlet, not to
mention
the New York Times. In court, if this reporter had uttered these words
the judge would have jailed him on the spot for contempt and I wouldn´t
have to write this article.
What the Times calls "Innate
resistance," as any cop with a badge who has studied the facts knows,
is the FBI and
CIA´s pure, tragicomic ineptitude and inability to do the job they´re
paid to do.
But what I do herewith submit to the
jury of listeners and readers, is that, what the use of this vague,
bullshoot phrase does
indicate, is the very intent of this front-page New York Times piece:
to convince us that this Bozo of all failures was understandable and
even acceptable.
The rest of the Times article,
continues for about 2,000 plus words of complete and utter mushroom
feed, that would require another
hundred excerpts of easily proven distortions and falsehoods, the sum
total of which claims that the FBI and CIA did their jobs, it was the
"system"
that failed. In fact, in the mass of shill-jibber these mokes even use
those precise words: The system was on yellow alert, but the system was flawed.
As everyone who has ever carried a badge knows, and
the media never seems to learn is that, in the past five decades,
whenever the
FBI and CIA bungle their jobs, their first and only reaction is to
cover up their boobery and criminality by blaming it on the "system."
Each of these agencies has extraordinary, taxpayer funded public
information offices that fly into action to use the media to not only
cover-up the
bungling, but to actually convert failures to success.
If you listen to "FIRST WARNING," you
will actually hear CIA officer McGehee read from an inhouse CIA memo
in which
the CIA PIO actually brags about their ability to "use media
connections and influence to convert intelligence failures to
successes."
I mean, talk about picking our pockets
and bragging about it. The trouble is that, for the media and congress
to continue to accept that hackneyed, absurd explanation, they have to
overlook five decades of Congressional reports like the Church
Committee´s report; Congressional ordered studies, like the Admiral
Jeremiah report; the public statements of a couple of dozen federal
agents with the courage to tell the truth, like FBI agent Coleen Rowley
and CIA agent Ralph McGehee; all indicating that both the Famous But
Incompetents and the Criminal Inept Agency could not coordinate a food
shopping expedition, no less our defense against terrorism. They are
simply too inept to function in any investigative system devised by
man.
In 1996, for example, Admiral Jeremiah
- commissioned by our government to evaluate and analyze the reasons
for CIA´s many failures,
including its sophomoric attempts at overthrowing Sadaam Hussein after
Desert Storm - reported that the entire agency was dysfunctional and
had to be
revamped from top to bottom. He said they were simply incapable of
doing their job. The admiral´s comments had nothing to do with a
"system"
failure. Thanks to media shilling and a Congress with neither will nor
scruples, nothing was done to address this report, and we continued
headlong
toward 9/11.
Detailed discussions, by
court-qualified experts, of the specifics of many of these reports and
whistle-blowers referred to, can also
be heard on many of the taped interviews on the archive section of the
web site, as well as on "FIRST WARNING").
In 2002, when Coleen Rowley came
forward and said that FBI headquarters was regarded by the field agents
as "moles for bin Laden,"
she was not referring to any damned system failure, she was talking
plain and simple about the quality of her leadership. Anyone with any
sense has got
to know that.
So ask yourself, how can it be that Coleen Rowley,
now regarded and treated as a hero by Congress, is totally ignored by
that same
Congress in its deliberations to effect the needed changes that might
really save America? And how is it that, only one brave woman, out of
25,000
FBI agents stepped forward in the wake of 9/11, to tell us what a joke
that agency really is; a truth that is now more vital to our future
protection than ever before in our history?
The answer to both those questions can
be found in a 1970s movie "Three Days of The Condor." In the movie, a
CIA officer who knew too much about a too typical agency bizarro
operation is targeted for death by the Criminal Inept Agency. The CIA
guy in deep doo-doo, played by Robert Redford, manages to survive two
hours of typically bungled attempts to kill him by his fellow
Americans. His terrifying odyssey finally ends at the front door of a
huge American newspaper (think New York Times). It´s broad daylight on
a Monday morning, the streets are crowded, and there is nothing between
Redford and
America´s watchdog media but space. He crosses toward the front doors
of the big building, moving with the courage and determination that
made America; he is going to blow the damned whistle on the whole
sordid operation.
At the door, waiting for him is the
sinister CIA chief, played by Cliff Robertson, who smiles knowingly and
utters the final words of
the movie: "What make you think they´ll print the story?" |
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