The Journalist Who Exposed the Crimes of Luis Posada Carriles
By JEAN-GUY ALLARD
Like few journalists before him, Gary Webb exposed the CIA's evil schemes in the drug world and revealed to the US public how the country's black neighborhoods were inundated with crack as part of drug trafficking designed to supply the Nicaraguan Contras with money and weapons.
He exposeded narco-terrorist Luis Posada Carriles and his accomplices who were involved in that criminal transaction. And he ended up being shot in his home with two bullets in his face. A suicide, reported the judicial authorities.
US reporters are in mourning. Gary Webb, who was discovered dead on Friday, December 10, in his Carmichael home in California, was for many a model of professionalism and integrity. He was 49 years of age.
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Webb's series in the San José Mercury News explains in detail how the CIA network sold tons of cocaine to criminal gangs and demonstrates how the White House's anti-communist fanaticism was so fervent that it was willing to engage in the propagation of the most hideous drug epidemic of modern times.
The African-American community in the United States was shocked by the news disseminated by Webb's articles.
His role in disclosing the CIA's sinister plot made Webb a very famous figure in the black community.
When the House of Representatives finally agreed to take up the issue, after a report was issued by the CIA inspector general concerning drug trafficking by the agency, Porter Goss, who had directed the Intelligence Committee since the previous year, decided at a preliminary hearing that the allegations were "false."
Goss, a former CIA agent who in 1972 participated in operations at the JM/WAVE base in Miami, including terrorist operations against Cuba, ended up being named director of the CIA by George W. Bush.
http://www.counterpunch.org/allard01052005.htmlfor the rest of the long ugly story go to the above link.
Why are "we the people" letting all the criminals run amok, again? Jesus Christ, I have a comic book from this era in time detailing them all. Did we all forget? Is it okay now, they served time for their crimes? As in treason? I'm lost and confused. We have all lost our collective minds.
America, What went Wrong
Bartlett and Steele
Recommended reading for all, published in '92
and then there is always:
None Dare Call it Conspiracy, by Gary Allen.