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This reports has taken from THE WASHINGTON REPORT ON MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS and Politics and Terrorism web sites
Partnership between Zionist's Criminal and terrorist so-called the Anti-Defamation League and the FBI over wiretapping messages of Middle East people and also Mossad, Israel's Criminal and Terrorist organization!
Story of removing report from Fox News about War Criminal Israeli Zionist's regime Spies Because of , First power of Zionism criminal and Terrorism over Media , Second Christian-Front gentiles who collaborate with War Criminal Israeli Zionist's regime
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4By Richard H. Curtiss
Because several readers have questioned whether this writer actually experienced what he had written (see Jan./Feb. Washington Report, p. 14), I will reiterate some details before proceeding with new developments.
More than a year ago, a member of my staff let three people—two men and a woman—enter our office. We thought the visitors wanted to buy some books. It quickly became apparent, however, that they were not interested in purchasing books but wanted instead to show their “artwork” to our entire staff in the conference room. Explaining that we were on deadline, we asked them to leave, but they became insistent, saying if they were given enough space to show these “beautiful” works of art we would be amazed at the bargain prices. After taking a cursory look at their very ordinary art, we made it clear that we were not interested, and our visitors finally departed.
I bring this up now only because the trio that arrived at our premises seemed unremarkable in every way. They have become memorable in retrospect, however, because similar door-to-door “art students” recently have found their way into the headlines. It turned out that a large number of young men and women were visiting hundreds of Americans at their offices and homes over a period of approximately a year and a half. The “art students” paid visits to the Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City as well as the home of an employee of the Environmental Protection Agency in Denver, CO.
Most of them seemed to be more or less proficient in English, and some seemed to be native speakers. It later developed, however, that all came from Israel—and eventually returned there.
About three months ago, two news stories surfaced almost simultaneously. One was written by a Fox News correspondent, and the other appeared on a French on-line news service.
The Fox News item, which was quite sensational, was transmitted over the Internet in four short installments. Surprisingly, however—despite the fact that Fox News had completed all four reports—the third and fourth segments seem never to have been televised. After Fox News posted the reports on their Web site, moreover, all four on-line versions subsequently vanished, to return only briefly.
The French on-line report, from Le Monde, did not disappear. Apparently, however, it was available only on-line. As far as this writer knows, there was virtually no follow-up.
There were few serious contradictions between the Fox and Le Monde stories. After careful research it became clear to this writer that all subsequent accounts, including March 6 articles in The Washington Times and The Washington Post, as well as reports on various Internet sites duplicated these two sources. Some seemed more sensational, but the basic outlines remained.
The “art students” all came from Israel—and eventually returned there.
Then, however, an amazing series of events ensued. Apologists for Israel in the U.S. and Israeli media began running a startling series of articles—the gist of all being that no such events had occurred, but were only figments of the overwrought journalists’ imagination. As one Israeli writer put it, “This has become an urban myth that will not go away.”
This writer might have doubted his own memory had it not happened in our own office.
There things might have remained, but for an unsourced but painstakingly compiled Internet version of these events leaked from obviously official sources. As it turned out, an amazing number of reports had been compiled from all over the United States. In addition to findings contributed by local police in many states, there were reports from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the FBI, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
All of the reports were first-hand, and included no compilation of rumors. Yet the accounts were startling in their consistency. Many, but not all, of the peddlers seemed to have known exactly which places they wanted to visit and, having located the desired addresses, either made their pitch or were told to leave.
In some of these encounters, a more sinister pattern appeared evident. Air Force and other military bases were sometimes sketched quickly and surreptitiously by the peddlers. Although it became apparent that all had come directly from Israel, some seemed quite familiar with the United States, apparently from previous trips.
Whatever the peddlers’ purpose, the steady traffic to and from Israel came to an abrupt halt on Sept. 11. Idle curiosity about the peddlers suddenly became suspicions, and many of the casual peddlers and possibly not-so-casual visitors suddenly found themselves in deep trouble. They were questioned and sometimes detained by law enforcement personnel who encountered them, and even casual shoppers called police when the peddlers aroused suspicion.
All of the peddlers were young, in their 20s and early 30s. While a few of those questioned seemed to have well-rehearsed cover stories, many of their stories quickly began to fall apart. When law enforcement personnel picked up the inconsistencies, some of the peddlers panicked.
As it turned out, all were members of the Israeli armed forces, with some being munitions, demolition and bomb disposal experts. One was the son of an Israeli two-star general, and another a former member of an Israeli Patriot missile unit. Others admitted having fought in Lebanon, and a few said they had been in combat in the West Bank and Gaza.
One panic-stricken reservist who blurted out Israeli military secrets later begged his interrogator to conceal some of his admissions. If they were made public, the reservist explained, he would be court-martialed upon his return to Israel.
Consistent Details
Overall, what the undercover Israeli military personnel had to say was remarkably consistent. The counterfeit peddlers had been traveling from West Coast to East Coast, they revealed—from Seattle to New York. Although their cover stories usually included ties to an American student organization, virtually none were able to verify either their sponsors or even their real names.
Some, however, said they were art students, from either the University of Jerusalem or the Bezalel Academy of Arts. When questioned very closely—and particularly after Sept. 11—they immediately seemed to abandon whatever they were supposedly doing and abruptly left the U.S. Some also said that they had traveled in other foreign countries in the Far East, Latin America and Europe.
All the Israeli “students” now presumably have left—the last of them in a great hurry. Whatever they thought they were doing remains unclear. The fact that some of them quickly forgot their cover stories indicated they were not professional spies, but instead were easily panicked amateurs.
The Israelis generally seemed to travel in threesomes, although some worked in pairs or alone. Some of the women were exceptionally beautiful, according to law enforcement officials.
Internet speculation continues. There may have been purposeful and innocent trainees in each batch. There seemed to be some discipline within the groups, with a leader usually recognizable. Often that was the man who told the members of the group what time to start and stop and when to move on to another neighborhood. In most cases the members lived in apartments.
Undoubtedly, with so many different persons interested in the subject, more information will become available. Meanwhile, there have been similar unexplained Israelis who also were caught up in the events of 9/11. For example, dozens or perhaps hundreds of peddlers of wind-up toys called “Puzzlecars” and “Zoomcopters” were found in shopping mall booths throughout the U.S. They, too, vanished within hours of the horrendous events of 9/11.
Five Israeli members of a New Jersey “moving company” also were caught up in the initial 9/11 dragnet. These Urban Moving Systems employees, who turned out to be Mossad agents, were arrested after they were seen celebrating and hugging each other as they watched the attacks on the Twin Towers from the rooftop of their warehouse and van. They had even taken photos of each other in front of the World Trade Center’s smoldering wreckage. After two-and-a-half-months of detention and interrogation the men were released and deported to Israel, along with a strong U.S. protest against Israeli espionage on American soil.
Possibly unrelated but equally serious questions involve the seeming ability to tap into classified U.S. government directories. This no doubt is still under investigation.
Probably by chance, some of the Israeli visitors were guilty of other violations of the law. Two were carrying counterfeit U.S. social security cards and another two or three were found possessing small quantities of marijuana. Others were carrying “speed,” and “ecstasy,” both controlled drugs. All seemed unrelated to the peddlers’ primary mission.
American apologists for Israel admitted that there were some “grains of truth” in the stories about the Israeli art students and other reports. They also acknowledged that any Israeli intelligence operation should be cleared in advance with the United States. Not surprisingly, the FBI said it was “very annoyed” at having been left in the dark
Other events that have grown in the retelling are beyond the bounds of this report but can be heard on some U.S. radio talk shows. At this point it is no longer possible to pinpoint where those rumors originated.
What is especially remarkable, however, is how quickly the Fox News report appeared and then vanished. Internet sources say that when someone stumbles upon evidence of a possible conspiracy, such as the ones noted above, most journalists say it’s nothing but trouble to pursue it. Even if leads are developed, editors tend to ignore them. Some make it clear that such leads can hurt the writers professionally. Eyewitness reports regarding the Israeli peddlers from authoritative sources, however, make the story of the Israeli squads impossible to dismiss.
The American Israel lobby is going to have a hard time dismissing the subject, because it’s clear that the issue is not going to go away.
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U.S. Police and Intelligence Hit by Spy Network
Charles R. Smith
Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2001Spies Tap Police and Government Phones
In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, the FBI has stumbled on the largest espionage ring ever discovered inside the United States. The U.S. Justice Department is now holding nearly 100 Israeli citizens with direct ties to foreign military, criminal and intelligence services.
The spy ring reportedly includes employees of two Israeli-owned companies that currently perform almost all the official wiretaps for U.S. local, state and federal law enforcement.
The U.S. law enforcement wiretaps, authorized by the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), appear to have been breached by organized crime units working inside Israel and the Israeli intelligence service, Mossad.
Both Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Robert
Mueller were warned on Oct. 18 in a hand-delivered letter from
local, state and federal law enforcement officials. The warning
stated, "Law enforcement's current electronic surveillance
capabilities are less effective today than they were at the time
CALEA was enacted."The spy ring enabled criminals to use reverse wiretaps against U.S. intelligence and law enforcement operations. The illegal monitoring may have resulted in the deaths of several informants and reportedly spoiled planned anti-drug raids on crime syndicates.
Global Spy and Crime Network
The penetration of the U.S. wiretap system has led to a giant spy hunt across the globe by American intelligence agencies. U.S. intelligence officials now suspect the spy ring shared and sold information to other nations.
"Why do you think Putin so nonchalantly and with such great fanfare announced the shutdown of the Lourdes listening post in Cuba?" noted Douglas Brown, president of Multilingual Data Solutions Inc. and program director at the Nathan Hale Institute.
"Besides the PR benefit right before his visit here, the Russians don't need it anymore. They've scraped together a cheaper, more effective monitoring system. Is the Israeli company an element of that system? I don't know," stated Brown.
"With all the whining and crying about Echelon and Carnivore, critics, domestic and foreign, of U.S. electronic eavesdropping vastly overestimate our abilities to process and disseminate the stuff," noted Brown.
"The critics also underestimated the incompetence and total ineptness of the people running our intelligence and law enforcement services during the Clinton-Gore years. One guy uses his home computer for storing top secret documents; another high-tech guru guy can't figure out how to save and retrieve his e-mail, and the guy in charge of everything is having phone sex over an open line with one of his employees," said Brown.
"On the other hand, the Europeans, including the Russians, have been much more focused on the nuts and bolts of practical systems to process the information they scoop up. The stories linking German intelligence and the L&H scandal got very little play here but were widely noted in the European software community," said Brown.
"Except for a few Germans and an occasional Pole, nobody can match the Russians in designing and developing algorithms. We may have some of the world's greatest programmers, but the Russians and Europeans do a better job of matching up linguists and area experts with their programmers," noted Brown.
The discovery of a major spy ring inside the United States is straining the already tense relations with Israel. Although, Israel denied any involvement with the penetration of the U.S. wiretap system, the CIA and FBI are investigating the direct government ties to the former Israeli military and intelligence officials now being held by the Justice Department.
Israeli Company Provides U.S. Wiretaps
One company reported to be under investigation is Comverse Infosys, a subsidiary of an Israeli-run private telecommunications firm. Comverse provides almost all the wiretapping equipment and software for U.S. law enforcement.
Custom computers and software made by Comverse are tied into the U.S. phone network in order to intercept, record and store wiretapped calls, and at the same time transmit them to investigators.
The penetration of Comverse reportedly allowed criminals to wiretap law enforcement communications in reverse and foil authorized wiretaps with advance warning. One major drug bust operation planned by the Los Angeles police was foiled by what now appear to be reverse wiretaps placed on law enforcement phones by the criminal spy ring.
Flawed laws Led to Compromise
Several U.S. privacy and security advocates contend the fault actually lies in the CALEA legislation passed by Congress that allowed the spy ring to operate so effectively. Lisa Dean, vice president for technology policy at Free Congress Foundation, delivered a scathing critique of the breach of the U.S. law enforcement wiretap system.
"We are exercising our 'I told you so' rights on this," said Dean.
"From the beginning, both the political right and left warned Congress and the FBI that they were making a huge mistake by implementing CALEA. That it would jeopardize the security of private communications, whether it's between a mother and her son or between government officials. The statement just issued by law enforcement agencies has confirmed our worst fears," concluded Dean.
"How many more 9/11s do we have to suffer?" asked Brad Jansen, deputy director for technology policy at the Free Congress Foundation.
"The CALEA form of massive surveillance is a poor substitute for real law enforcement and intelligence work. It is an after-the-fact method of crime fighting. It is not designed to prevent crime. Massive wiretapping does not equal security. Instead, we have elected to jeopardize our national security in exchange for poor law enforcement," said Jansen.
"For example, FINCEN monitoring of all money transactions did not detect al-Qaeda, nor did it find Mohamed Atta before he boarded his last flight. It was an ATM receipt left in his rental car that led the FBI to the bin Laden bank accounts," noted Jansen.
U.S. National Security Compromised
"The CALEA approach is the same approach law enforcement has been pushing for a number of years. It's the same approach that was used to push Carnivore, Magic Lantern, FINCEN and even the failed Clipper project. This approach leads to a compromise in national security and in personal security for the American public," said Jansen.
"In addition, there is always government abuse of these kinds of systems," stated Jansen. "Law enforcement on all levels does a very poor job in policing itself. We need to hold our police and government officials to the highest standards."
"This also hurts the U.S. economy when the whole world knows that our communication systems are not secure. We cannot compete with inferior products when other countries are exporting secure software and hardware. New Zealand, India and Chile already offer security products that actually provide real security," stated Jansen.
"The current mentality of law enforcement is what failed to protect us from 9/11. CALEA wiretaps will not protect us from terror attacks in the future. The system does not provide better intelligence information. It actually leads to less security and more crime. We get the worst of both worlds," concluded Jansen.
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