German Intelligence, The National Socialist Union and 9/11
Two investigations may well dovetail. We’ve covered the 9/11 attacks for years, beginning with analysis well before the events themselves. We note, also, our recent posts about the intelligence-linked National Socialist Union neo-Nazi group in Germany. Germany Watch has presented a working hypothesis that NSU’s murders were covering-up operational elements in the attacks.
Roberto Calvi Linked to Pablo Escobar
It is now relatively well known that the late Pablo Escobar and the associated Medellin Cartel were heavily involved with the Iran-Contra cocaine traffic of the 1980’s. Press accounts have now surfaced in Italy and the UK about Escobar having banked some of his proceeds with Roberto Calvi’s Banco Ambrosiano. Found murdered in London in late 1982, Calvi was the adviser to the IOR, having succeeded the late Michele Sindona in that regard. (Like Calvi, Sindona was a member of the Licio Gelli’s P-2 Lodge.) Disclosure of the Calvi/Escobar link suggests another link between the Iran-Contra affair and the Stibam arms for drugs ring that heavily overlapped the milieu of the P-2, Vatican Bank and the Banco Ambrosiano.
FTR #549 The Pan-Turkist Movement, the Underground Reich and the Earth Island
Operational links between Islamist separatist elements in Xinjiang, Pan-Turkist separatist elements in that province, and the milieu of the Dalai Lama.
AFA 17–21: Who Shot the Pope?
A major intelligence-related controversy of the late Cold War, the shooting of Pope John Paul II in 1981 was widely and mistakenly blamed on the Soviet Union.
AFA 24–28: The CIA, the Military & Drugs
The history of the intelligence community and the narcotics trade.
FTR #43 The Pope Shooting: Stibam
Listen now: One Segment The Stibam arms-for-drugs ring was one of the most important and least publicized elements of U.S. and NATO covert operations in the 1970s and 1980s. This program discusses connections between this operation’s drug business and the milieu of the fascist Grey Wolves, some of whose members shot the pope in May [...]
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