Bush displays his new NWO "hit man" suit, complete with black coat and sunglasses, as he walks to his ubiquitous black four wheel drive UN transportation vehicle.

Remember the days of the Presidential limo? These four wheel drive vehicles are popping up all over North American, and Europe.

Palfrey "Suicide Notes" A Contradiction In Terms - May 5/08

Just a few days before her death, Palfrey herself, "Said she was preparing for federal prison. She hoped she'd get time off her sentence for good behavior. She thought she might buy a place in Germany one day," according to Baltimore Sun report, who noted that the DC Madam was "musing about her future" and had apparently come to terms with the fact that she would be returning to prison.

 

Secondly, Palfrey's fear that she would be "penniless" upon leaving jail does not correlate with the fact that she was in line to make millions for a best-selling tell-all memoir that was in the pipeline, not to mention Hollywood movies, documentaries, speaking tours and TV guest appearances.

Total 9/11 Info/Prison Planet | March 2 2005

Toronto Globe and Mail February 26, 2005:

Hunter telephoned me on Feb. 19, the night before his death. He sounded scared. It wasn't always easy to understand what he said, particularly over the phone, he mumbled, yet when there was something he really wanted you to understand, you did. He'd been working on a story about the World Trade Center attacks and had stumbled across what he felt was hard evidence showing the towers had been brought down not by the airplanes that flew into them but by explosive charges set off in their foundations. Now he thought someone was out to stop him publishing it: "They're gonna make it look like suicide," he said. "I know how these bastards think . . ."

Hunter S. Thompson ... was indeed working on such a story.

[Click this link for details of evidence already released]

Now check out this February 25 Associated Press story about Thompson's death. Sounds a lot like a professional hit with a silencer:

"I was on the phone with him, he set the receiver down and he did it. I heard the clicking of the gun," Anita Thompson told the Aspen Daily News in Friday's editions.

She said her husband had asked her to come home from a health club so they could work on his weekly ESPN column...

Thompson said she heard a loud, muffled noise, but didn't know what had happened. "I was waiting for him to get back on the phone," she said.

(Her account to Rocky Mountain News reporter Jeff Kass is slightly different: "I did not hear any bang," she told Kass. She added that Thompson's son, who was in the house at the time, believed that a book had fallen when he heard the shot, according to Kass' report.)

Mack White sums up the questions well:
Thompson's family says he was not depressed, nor was he in enough to pain to kill himself. In fact, by all reports, he was quite happy. He was talking on the phone to his wife, getting ready to work on his column, when he decided it would be wise to kill himself, so that he could go out (we are told) while "still at the top of his form," even though this would mean not finishing his column or his expose on 9/11 (potentially the most important thing he would ever write) (?)...

RELATED: Hunter S. Thompson Suicide Story Changes

This account says Thompson killed himself while sitting in a chair on his typewriter and yet the original account tells us that Thompson shot himself while talking to his wife on the phone in the kitchen. Why has the story changed and what is the significance of the word typed on the paper in light of the fact that Thompson said he would be 'suicided' before being able to release a major story on explosives bringing down the twin towers?

RELATED: Hunter S. Thompson thought 9/11 an inside job

Journalist Who Blew Whistle On CIA Drug Trade 'Commits Suicide'

Newsmax | December 13 2004

RELATED: Gary Webb Death - New Math Of Bush Reporter 'Suicides'

"Mr. Webb's friends and colleagues described him as a devoted father and a
funny, dogged reporter who was passionate about investigative journalism."

Gary Webb joins Mark Lombardi, J.H. Hatfield, and Danny Casalaro as the
fourth 'suicide' by a researcher who had a detailed understanding of the
structure and function of the Bush crime family.

Gary Webb, 49, Former MN Reporter, Author
Investigative Journalist Wrote Controversial Series

By Jessica Portner
Mercury News (San Jose)
12-13-4

Gary Webb, a former Mercury News investigative reporter, author and
legislative staffer who ignited a firestorm with his controversial stories,
died Friday in an apparent suicide in his suburban Sacramento home. He was
49.

The Sacramento County coroner's office said that when A Better Moving
Company arrived at Mr. Webb's Carmichael home at about 8:20 a.m. Friday, a
worker discovered a note posted to the front door which read: "Please do not
enter. Call 911 and ask for an ambulance."

Mr. Webb, an award-winning journalist, was found dead of a gunshot wound to
the head, Sacramento County Deputy Coroner Bill Guillot said Saturday.

Mr. Webb's friends and colleagues described him as a devoted father and a
funny, dogged reporter who was passionate about investigative journalism.

As a staff writer for the Mercury News from 1989 to 1997, he exposed freeway
retrofitting problems in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and wrote stories
about the Department of Motor Vehicles' computer software fiascos.

Mr. Webb was perhaps best known for sparking a national controversy with a
1996 story that contended supporters of a CIA-backed guerrilla army in
Nicaragua helped trigger America's crack-cocaine epidemic in the 1980s. The
"Dark Alliance" series in the Mercury News came under fire by other news
organizations, and the paper's own investigation concluded the series did
not meet its standards.

Mr. Webb resigned a year and a half after the series appeared in the paper.
He then published his book, "Dark Alliance: The CIA, the Contras and the
Crack Cocaine Explosion."

In the past few years, Mr. Webb worked in the California Assembly Speaker's
Office of Member Services and for the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. The
committee investigated charges that Oracle received a no-bid contract from
Gov. Gray Davis. After being laid off from his legislative post last year,
Mr. Webb was hired by the Sacramento News and Review, a weekly publication.

Tom Dresslar, a spokesman for state Attorney General Bill Lockyer who has
known Mr. Webb for more than a decade, was distraught Saturday when he heard
that his friend may have taken his own life.

"He had a fierce commitment to justice, truth and cared a lot about people
who are forgotten and society tries to shove into the dark corners,"
Dresslar said. "It's a big loss for me personally and a great loss for the
journalism community."

Services for Mr. Webb are pending.

© 2004 MercuryNews.com and wire service sources. All Rights Reserved.

 http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/local/10399522.htm?template=contentModules/printstory.jsp

New Video: "Cocaine & the Contras" - Robert Parry & Gary Webb 

 

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A mathematician calculated the odds of just three students of Bush malfeasance taking their own lives when J.H. Hatfield died of 'suicide.'

"Examining the male U.S.suicide rate for recent years....
http://www.suicidology.org/stats2001/1999datapage2.pdf

....we can extrapolate a conservative estimate of 17 male suicides per 100,000 people, or 0.017%. The odds of 3 specific (all male?) biographers committing suicide would be the cube of 17/100000, or 4.913 x 10^-12...about 5 chances in one trillion. (That's over 300,000 times LESS likely than drawing a Royal Flush in 5 card stud poker with no wild cards.

DNA evidence resulting in court convictions is reliable to about 1 person in
100,000 to 1 person in 1,000,000.) This calculation should be regarded as a
conservative estimate: the actual odds against such a "coincidence" would be
much greater. For example, if any of the biographers were female, the odds
would be even greater."

Past Brasscheck report on this:

July 9, 2002

Beyond Harken Energy

An exquisitely drawn diagram called "George Bush, Haken Energy, and Jackson
Stephens . c 1979-90" created in 1999 by artist Mark Lombardi shows that
through, his father and James R. Bath, George W. Bush Jr. had direct
connections to or did business some of the following:

* Sheik Salim bin Laden, relative and mentor to Osama bin Laden * Sheik
Abdullah Taha Bakhsh, whose financial projects included BCCI, S.A. and
Harken Energy * Jackson Stephens of Arkansas, patron of Bill Clinton and
other criminal enterprises

Lombardi created a number of pieces which graphically revealed well
documented but little known connections between the crooks of the world. On
the verge of a major career breakthrough (his works had just been acquired
by and shown by the Whitney), Lombardi reportedly committed suicide by
hanging himself.

Like Bush biographer J.H. Hatfield ("Favored Son) and investigative
journalist Danny Casalaro who had nearly completed a book on Bush, BCCI and
other topics, Lombardi was reportedly a 'troubled' individual who become
unbalanced by the prospect of succeeding at his life's ambition.

Hatfield's suicide: http://www.salon.com/politics/red/2001/07/20/blue/

Casalaro's suicide: http://www.constitution.org/col/octocaso.htm

The manuscript of the book Casalaro was working on has never been found.

Articles about Lombardi from the art world, including scans of his works,
here:

http://www.albany.edu/museum/wwwmuseum/work/lombardi/

http://www.pierogi2000.com/flatfile/lombardi.html

http://www.wburg.com/0202/arts/lombardi.html

Never heard of him, did you? There's probably a good reason for that.

Any statisticians out there want to calculate the odds of the three most
hard-hitting researchers of the Bush crime family leaving us as deaths by
suicide?

Brasscheck

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WorldNetDaily.com | April 7 2006

In Argentina, during the dark days, they called them "los desaparecidos," the disappeared. On April 10, 1996, Ron Brown was buried with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery and then joined his fellow desaparecidos. So thoroughly has Brown disappeared from view that the only articles I could find on Google News about the 10th anniversary of his death were those that I had written myself.

What follows, unless new information breaks, is my last article on the subject. In it, I attempt to find the one scenario that makes sense of all the existing evidence. Although speculative in part, it follows the evidence in full. There are no loose ends.

Aviation systems manager Niko Jerkuic does not report in for work on the morning of April 3, 1996, but he has a busy day ahead of him. He is not looking forward to it. Just a day and a half earlier, embattled Commerce Secretary Ron Brown was ordered to fly to Jerkuic's airport in Dubrovnik, Croatia. A trip like this in a war-torn area would typically require weeks of security planning. Not this time.

Right after that change of plans, agents of the Croatian intelligence services gave Jerkuic an assignment he did not feel free to turn down. They needed to misdirect Brown's plane, and they required his assistance.
 

The project is not technically difficult. Jerkuic has seen a lot in his 46 years. He knows all about "meaconing" or "spoofing" as it is sometimes generically known. Since the 1940s, portable Non-Directional Radio Beacon stations have been available to military and civilian operators and have proved especially useful in war-torn areas like this one near the Bosnian border.

The agents with whom he is working have brought along a gasoline driven generator, a tunable transmitter, and a temporary antenna, all loaded into the back of a pickup truck. Together, they drive to an isolated spot just outside of Dubrovnik and only about three or four miles east-southeast of Kolocep Island, the site of the real Non-Directional Radio Beacon, the beacon on which pilots are supposed to fix in order to guide their planes into the Dubrovnik airport.

Jerkuic sets the frequency of his portable beacon at 318 kilohertz to match that of the Kolocep (KLP) beacon and encodes the KLP Morse code identifier. He cannot power it up, however, until all the earlier scheduled flights have landed.

Still about 100 miles away, a CT-43A, the military version of a Boeing 737 carrying Ron Brown and 34 others, is cleared "direct to the KLP NDB." The primary reason for Brown's trip is to broker a sweetheart deal between Croatia and the Enron Corporation. Croatia's anti-Semitic strongman Franjo Tudhman has agreed to the deal, one disastrous for Croatia, in the hope that by cooperating with Enron he can ingratiate himself to the Clinton administration and avoid indictment by the World Court for war crimes. He has cancer. He doesn't want to die in prison.

The pilots are told they are "number one for beacon approach." When the word comes from the Dubrovnik tower that Brown's plane has checked in at 2:46 p.m. local time and the other planes have landed, Jerkuic shuts down the normal NDB and activates the "rogue" NDB. The automatic direction finder in Brown's plane now points to Jerkuic's beacon near Dubrovnik.

At this distance, the needle shift is negligible. USAF pilots Ashley Davis and Tim Shafer scarcely notice. "Hmmm," Davis thinks to himself when he sees it, "the NDB's a little further east than I thought." But given its 318-kilohertz frequency, Davis naturally assumes the radio signal to be coming from Kolocep and flies toward it. The Dubrovnik tower has no radar. At this stage, the radio signal is the pilots' only real guide to the world below the clouds. In fact, Brown's itinerary was shifted to Dubrovnik only after the weather service confirmed that the next several days would be overcast in Croatia. These conditions were critical for the plan to work.

As the signal strengthens, Davis gradually aligns the automatic direction finder with the posted 119-degree setting. At 2:54 pm, he watches as the ADF swings back around to the bottom, now at a 299-degree reading. He has passed over the beacon and will navigate from the tail of the ADF needle.

"We're inside the locator, inbound," he radios the tower, and the tower clears his approach and landing. At that moment, the charts tell the pilots the airport is 12 miles straight ahead on a 119-degree course. They will be able to see the runway in about three minutes. In fact, however, the plane is now heading right toward St. John's Peak about eight miles away, as the AWACs plane hovering over head will later verify.

Word of the crash comes over Jerkuic's radio. He shuts down the temporary transmitter and reactivates the Kolocep beacon. Still, he has no stomach for this. The agents assigned to him sense his unease, but they have work to do, like finding the plane and making sure the person they were assigned to kill is dead.

They make their way to St. John's Peak and up the mountain. The bodies are scattered, and there are only a few black men among them. They pull out the photo of Brown and start checking. Brown is not hard to find. But what stuns the men is that he is farther from the plane than is anyone else. He appears to have crawled there.

The leader kneels down next to Brown and turns him over on his back. He is still not sure whether Brown is dead or not. He has no obvious fatal wound. The leader pulls out his pistol and fires skillfully into the laceration on the top of Brown's head. In this part of the world, no one even blinks at the sound of gunfire.

The men look around quickly for other survivors. Tech sergeant Shelly Kelly survived the crash in the rear jump sheet. But her back is broken, and she lies mutely amidst the rubble. The men don't see or hear her. They hustle back down the hill. Their colleague back at the airport has misdirected the search in the opposite direction, out over the Adriatic, for several hours. But the men on the hill do not want to hang around any longer than necessary. They exit the area with their portable beacon and deep six it. Kelly will die from that misdirection.

Three days after the crash, a memorial service is held at the Dubrovnik airport for those killed in the crash. Just hours later, Niko Jerkuic answers the knock on his door and greets the men who recruited him. He is still anxious, and they can see it. U.S. Air Force investigators will start interviewing airport personnel in two days. The Croatian agents cannot afford to let the Air Force talk to Jerkuic.

"We hate to do this," says the one agent as he shoots Jerkuic in the chest. They don't sweat the details as they know who will be investigating, Miroslav Tudjman, Franjo's son, the head of Croatian intelligence. Miroslav declares it a suicide.

Back at the Armed Force Institute in Pathology, in Dover, Del., pathologists discover the hole in Brown's head. By order of the White House, there is no autopsy, no forensic testing, no notification of the Brown family. Brown is quickly embalmed, and the head X-rays are destroyed.

In November 1996, just months after Brown's death and one week after President Clinton's re-election, Tudjman travels not to The Hague to be tried as a war criminal but to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington to have his cancer treated. The Croatia-Enron liaison, Zdenka Gast, later shows up in the Croatian equivalent of People Magazine arm in arm with her buddy Hillary Clinton at Alexis Herman's intimate wedding reception at the White House.

By this time, Ron Brown has long since joined the ranks of "los desaparecidos."