Defrauding America: Encyclopedia of Secret Operations by the CIA, DEA, and Other Covert Agencies, Vol. One (Book # 2 of 30 in Defrauding America series.)

by Rodney Stich

British Investigation An investigation into drug trafficking was conducted by a British law commission headed by Lord Louis Blom-Cooper, which then conducted a year of hearings. The London Times referred to the commission’s report as “a scorcher,” which found: The use of Antigua by the Mossad for drug trafficking and for training and arming the private armies of Colombia’s drug barons. Lying by CIA officials to the White House, claiming that the Israeli operations in Antigua were to train rebel forces to oust Panama‘s Manuel Noriega. Mossad‘s training of hundreds of Colombians into killers for assassination purposes. A longstanding practice by U.S. authorities to cover for the crimes of the Mossad group, which supported my findings and as described by my CIA and DEA sources. Exposed the role played by Israeli Major General Pinchas Shachar in the arms and drug operations. Shachar was the official representative for Israel Military Industries in the United States, with special access to the Pentagon and other guarded U.S. military installations. According to reports, CIA Director William Sessions wanted the British report entered into Shachar’s file and to suspend his special privileges. Attorney General William Barr rejected the recommendation, keeping the American public in the dark about this part of the epidemic drug trafficking. The article described how the Bush White House sought to ignore the report, just as the many other reports have been hidden from the American p...