American Martyrs

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From DefraudingAmerica.com:

AMERICAN MARTYRS

A Few Of the Many Whistleblowers, Some Who Became Martyrs, Who Suffered Retaliation For Exposing Corruption In Judicial and Other Government Offices

FBI agent Richard Taus Reported CIA drug smuggling in Vietnam, drugging American military personnel, which received the usual cover-up. As an FBI agent in New York, he reported CIA drug smuggling with the American Mafia, some of which funded terrorist cells in the New Jersey and New York areas--the same group that bombed the World Trade Center in 1993 (and possibly the same terrorist cells responsible for the September 11, 2001, terrorist hijackings).

For continuing to report the CIA drug smuggling when told not to, government prosecutors filed false charges against him. First, he was charged by Justice Department prosecutors with misusing a government credit card to put fuel in his auto (that was used in place of a non-available government vehicle). Then, he was falsely charged with sex offenses with boys, and sentenced to 80 years in prison. He is now in prison at Dannemora, New York. In Vietnam, he was awarded several medals for heroism as a helicopter pilot, and received national publicity for adopting a Vietnamese orphan who now lives in Baldwyn, New York. (Details in the third edition of Defrauding America and Drugging America.) The case of Richard Taus is one of many examples of how war veterans return to the United States to endure tragedies perpetrated upon them by corrupt personnel in the Justice Department and the courts--while other veterans ignore the plight of their former comrades!

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Lester Coleman, a former journalist who became an undercover agent for the Defense Intelligence Agency, discovered while assigned to Nicosia and Beirut drug smuggling by the DEA and CIA in collaboration with Lebanese and Syrian drug smugglers, which played a role in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. After he revealed his information in an affidavit given in the Pan Am litigation, Justice Department prosecutors falsely charged him with passport violations. His life and that of his family then began years of tragic events.

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Stephen Crittenden was falsely charged with a criminal offense after he shut down a CIA airline that he headed. He had protested CIA drug smuggling activities. (Details in the third edition of Defrauding America and in Drugging America.)

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Michael Riconosciuto CIA asset who was falsely charged with a drug offense after he testified to Congress concerning Justice Department personnel involved with the theft of the Inslaw software. He had been warned that if he testified, he would suffer retaliation. (Details in the third edition of Defrauding America.)
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Former FAA inspector-investigator and author, Rodney Stich.

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