Denver, Detroit & El Paso: Drug Enforcement Administration Office Of Security (The Shea Memorandum)
The Shea Memorandum was prepared by Gerald Shea, a retired San Obispo international corporate lawyer who wrote a detailed memorandum prepared for the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks (the “Commission”) or the Senate and House Committees on Intelligence. The information in the memorandum comes from raw data and other information set forth in available governmental and other reports and relevant documents in the public record.
The basis of the memo shows that a large foreign intelligence operation, headed by Israel, were conducting human and signals intelligence on the Drug Enforcement Agency, FBI and even on the suspects of the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks and over 181 others involved in the plot.
This section of the Gerald Shea memorandum i will be reading from is the subsection entitled "Denver, Detroit & El Paso: Drug Enforcement Administration Office of Security"
Eugene Carroll, Deputy Director Center for Defense Information and Jonathan Gaffney, Adjunct Fellow Center for Strategic and International Studies are the guests on CSPAN. The discussion revolves around U.s President George H.W. Bush’s decision to commit troops to the Persian Gulf area and to Saudi Arabia. (8-8-1990)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PicJBQSBGXQ
I read from the FBI's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) report which was publicly released in June 2006. In this section of the chapter, the discussion involves information sharing with the FBI which was impeded by the inadequate facilities for the handling of intelligence information in the two field offices most directly involved in the Hazmi/Mihdhar matter.
A Review of the FBI's Handling of Intelligence Information Related to the September 11 Attacks: Chapter Three, Section 4: (The San Diego FBI’s Preliminary Investigation Of Omar al-Bayoumi)
https://oig.justice.gov/sites/default/files/archive/special/s0606/chapter5.htm#IIB1
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZ7pjwAmMt8
According to an article by NPR News, a military exercise last Sunday at a Hezbollah base in southern Lebanon, close to the border with Israel, was the biggest public show of force by the militia in at least a decade. The group invited local and foreign journalists to attend, giving them rare access to a sensitive military position to report on the event.
As tensions mount with Israel, Hezbollah stages a massive show of force in Lebanon:
https://www.npr.org/2023/05/21/1177432529/as-tensions-mount-with-israel-hezbollah-stages-a-massive-show-of-force-in-lebano
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieJkyMotvIw
Earlier in the day, a divisive issue between Clint Russell (Liberty Lockdown Podcast) and Pam Keith (CEO of Center for Employment Justice) argued on Twitter about the public needing "weapons of war" to defend itself from a tyrannical government. Pam Keith argued against the public nedding weapons, while Clint argued for. I invited Clint and Ed Brotherton (formerly of We Are Change LA) to speak further on the issue of the Second Amendment and the preambles involved. We also shared various thoughts about what would constitute the public to become more aware of the intricate details of the Constitution, and what the "militia" actually was, and how the federal government dissolved it in 1903. Clint and Ed both spoke about these issues and much more.
Former senior executive of the NSA, Thomas Drake, contends that the agency alone could have prevented the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks from even happening. Was he right? In the early 1990's the CIA and NSA had been monitoring a Saudi exile living in Sudan, who bena forming a group (later called Al Qaeda) which were planning to attack US interests aboard and inside the country. According to an NSA linguist, known as "J", his analysis led him to find a coordinated attack was indeed in the planning. Yet he was deemed "obsessive", and ordered to take psychological evaluations.
Later in May 2001, the NSA who now has two signals intelligence monitoring operations, involving the wiretap of Bin Laden's satellite phone and an Al Qaeda communications hub in Yemen, NSA analyst "J" tried to warn of an impending attack by Bin Laden using planes as weapons inside the United States. They ignored him and ordered him to undergo another round of evaluations.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv8AdmfBN_w
Bob Kerrey, 9/11 Commission, asks Colin Powell, Secretary of State, how were the 9/11 hijackers able to defeat the national defense of the United States.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iRpvevGGEY
The Shea Memorandum was prepared by Gerald Shea, a retired San Obispo international corporate lawyer who wrote a detailed memorandum prepared for the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks (the “Commission”) or the Senate and House Committees on Intelligence. The information in the memorandum comes from raw data and other information set forth in available governmental and other reports and relevant documents in the public record. The basis of the memo shows that a large foreign intelligence operation, headed by Israel, were conducting human and signals intelligence on the Drug Enforcement Agency, FBI and even on the suspects of the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks and over 181 others involved in the plot.
This section of the report i will be reading from is from "Atlanta Division: Drug Enforcement Administration Office of Security"
The Shea Memorandum: file:///C:/Users/adamf/Downloads/911/Gerald%20Shea%20FBI%20Memo%20(9-15-2004).pdf
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7FgGcB2m04
In 1996 Israel would hold it's most important election for Prime Minister since 1977 when Menachem Begin, founder of the Likud Party won. Now the Likud Party regained it's influence back in the Israeli elections, this time the official was Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu was running against the favorite, Shimon Peres. Peres succeeded Yitzhak Rabin as party leader prior to the 1977 elections when Rabin stepped down in the wake of a foreign currency scandal involving his wife. This time Peres was expecting to lead the Labor Party against the rising nationalist sect, the Likud. In the months prior to the elections, a series of bombings attributed to the Palestinian Liberation Organization sent protests and angered many in the Haredi neighborhood, where Peres once gained favor there. Peres was also well liked by the Arab population. On May 29th 1996, Netanyahu won by the slimmest of margins, narrowingly defeating Peres 50.5% to 49.5% of the votes.
It would also pose a change in American politics as well, as the neoconservative faction that birthed under the Reagan administration which slowly rose thru the government ranks during Clinton. Foreign policy regarding the Middle East began being shaped in Israel-US offices where documents like the "Clean Break Strategy" were outlining future plans to control Arab countries. By 2000, the Likud-Neoconservatives began fulfilling the agendas of their previous foreign policy goals.