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[2002] Henry Kissinger: the Wanted Man by Christopher Reilly 350,000 civilians in Laos and 600,000 in Cambodia were killed during the U.S. bombardments. This does not even count the number of civilians maimed or wounded due to the bombings and the threat of unexploded cluster bombs
On January 26, 1979, Nelson Rockefeller, the ex-Vice President of the United States, was murdered. He did not die of a heart attack "making love to his secretary", as most of us have been told. When he passed away, or was killed, his next in command was Henry Kissinger, who was apparently a Rockefeller devotee, and Kissinger thought he could take Nelson's place as far as helping to run the Rockefeller Empire. On February 4, 1979 Kissinger left for London from Washington. Now, this is just after the funeral for Nelson Rockefeller. From London he went to two secret destinations in France, then back to London. At 11pm, he left Heathrow Airport in a private jet back to Washington, D.C. He was accompanied by his wife, now his ex-wife, Nancy. According to Moraney, there were 26 Earth-built spacecraft watching the plane. At 7:12 pm, Eastern Standard time on February 5, 1979, all contact with Kissinger's plane was lost. Now, I'm giving you the specific information so that you can go back in time and try to disprove this or validate it, whatever the case may be. The plane never arrived in Washington. Several days later, his aides claimed that he was "on vacation" somewhere. According to Moraney, the real human being Henry Kissinger has never been seen or heard from again. He was cloned. On March 9, 1979, film clips of Henry Kissinger were put together for it to appear that he was doing a real interview on a newscast. The same thing occurred on March 25, 1979, for a hoax television interview on Meet the Press. According to Moraney, if you listen carefully, questions put to "Kissinger" are not answered but he says something else. They didn't know where Kissinger was when they created these mock broadcasts, and they didn't want to create a panic within the structure of the government, because Kissinger had been carrying vital intelligence information back and forth. [pdf] Defending Sacred Ground: The Andromedan Compendium
Coming to grips with these U.S./CIA activities in broad numbers and figuring
out how many people have been killed in the jungles of Laos or the hills of
Nicaragua is very difficult. But, adding them up as best we can, we come up with
a figure of six million people killed-and this is a minimum figure. Included
are: one million killed in the Korean War, two million killed in the Vietnam
War, 800,000 killed in Indonesia, one million in Cambodia, 20,000 killed in
Angola ... and 22,000 killed in Nicaragua. These people would not have died if
U.S. tax dollars had not been spent by the CIA to inflame tensions, finance
covert political and military activities and destabilize societies.
The six million people the CIA has helped to kill are people of the Mitumba
Mountains of the Congo, the jungles of Southeast Asia, and the hills of northern
Nicaragua. They are people without ICBMs or armies or navies, incapable of doing
physical damage to the United States, the 22,000 killed in Nicaragua, for
example, are not Russians; they are not Cuban soldiers or advisors; they are not
even mostly Sandinistas. A majority are rag-poor peasants, including large
numbers of women and children.
Communists? Hardly, since the dead Nicaraguans are predominantly Roman
Catholics. Enemies of the United States? That description doesn't fit either,
because the thousands of witnesses who have lived in Nicaraguan villages with
the people since 1979 testify that the Nicaraguans are the warmest people on the
face of the earth, that they love people from the United States, and they simply
cannot understand why our leaders would want to spend $1 billion on a contra
force designed to murder people and wreck the country.
Secret Third World Wars
by John Stockwell
Kissinger, a long time friend of the notorious Anti Defamation League of B'nai B'Rith, the most active terrorist
organization operating in the United States, reassured the Zionists of their
faith in him by making public speeches at some twenty-five ADL fund raising
events while he was serving as Secretary of State. He also pulled off an
outstanding public relations coup by "requesting" that his ostensible boss,
President Richard Nixon, make a public fundraising speech at an ADL national
convention.
During the 1930s and the 1940s, the ADL was generally filed by intelligence
groups under "KGB operation". Its activities in the United States were largely
confined to harassing, intimidating and defeating for public office anyone who
publicly criticized Communism. Kissinger himself was described by Communist
defectors as a longtime KGB agent whose code name was "BOR", recruited by the
Soviets while serving in the U.S. Occupation Government in Germany after World
War II. His handler in the U.S., a Dr. Helmut Sonnenfeldt, also emerged as an
influential government official, participating in the highest levels of
government intelligence operations as a "consultant" to the Department of
State. There was considerable speculation that he also functioned as a
"consultant" to various other governments, but no serious effort was made to
find out. Certainly Kissinger felt at home with the KGB-directed ADL
organization. After the State of Israel was established in 1948, the hardline
Stalinists and KGB operatives in the ADL were either weeded out or died of old
age, allowing the ADL to reemerge as the official unregistered lobbyist for the
State of Israel in the United States (tax exempt, of course).
Because its KGB operations had always been sub rosa, the ADL's tax-exempt
status as a terrorist organization dedicated to blackmailing, intimidating and
harassing American citizens had never been challenged. Now that it suddenly
reemerged as an illegal, unregistered agent for a foreign power, the State of
Israel, Kissinger advised its leaders that its tax-exempt status needed shoring
up against possible government scrutiny, however unlikely that might be. None
other than the former commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (under his
leadership, the IRS was popularly known as "the Israeli Revenue Service"), one
Sheldon Cohen, donated his services to rewrite the U.S. tax code to expressly
give the Anti-Defamation League permanent and irrevocable tax exemption, the
code revisions also being broadened to grant all Zionist underground
organizations in the U.S., some seven hundred groups a told, the same tax
exemption. By some legislative legerdemain, the revised U.S. tax code has since
managed to deny tax exemption to any group in the United States which criticizes
the State of Israel, or which tries to defend the American worker against the
unconscionable assaults on the U.S. Treasury by the rapacious and insatiable
Zionist representatives in Washington. Sheldon Cohen's charitable endeavors
were inexplicably rewarded when his Washington law firm became the highly paid
private representative for the State of Israel.
[1988] Henry the K
By Eustace Mullins
The "secret bombing" of Cambodia by the Nixon-Kissinger gang may have killed as many Cambodians as were executed by the Khmer Rouge and surely contributed to the ferocity of Khmer Rouge behavior toward the urban elite and citizenry whose leaders had allied themselves with the foreign terrorists. ....Over a fourteen-month period, ending in April 1970, Nixon and Kissinger authorized a total of 3,630 flights over Cambodia; by the Pentagon's count, the planes dropped 110,000 tons of bombs. [1997] Pol Pot And Kissinger. On war criminality and impunity by Edward S. Herman
[1999] Name That Criminal
by Greg Guma According to
declassified documents that anyone can read on the National Security Archive
website, Kissinger, Nixon, and CIA Director Richard Helms ordered a coup even
before Allende assumed office. Kissinger and Alexander Haig worked out the
details, described in an October 15, 1970, memo. "It is the firm and consistent
policy that Allende be overthrown by a coup," wrote CIA Deputy Director of Plans
Thomas Karamessines, who coordinated the operation. "We are to continue to
generate maximum pressure toward this end utilizing every appropriate resource.
It is imperative that these actions be implemented clandestinely and securely so
that the USG and American hand be well hidden."
It took two years, but the goal was
achieved. In a victory report, Naval attache' Patrick Ryan called September 11,
1972, "our D-day," noting that the coup "was close to perfect." Over the next
few years, the State Department received detailed reports on the escalating
death toll under Pinochet. Yet, a memo has Kissinger telling the general that
the US is "sympathetic with what you are trying to do here."
Here is the secret in plain words. In the fall of 1968, Richard Nixon and some of his emissaries and underlings set out to sabotage the Paris peace negotiations on Vietnam. The means they chose were simple: they privately assured the South Vietnamese military rulers that an incoming Republican regime would offer them a better deal than would a Democratic one. In this way, they undercut both the talks themselves and the electoral strategy of Vice President Hubert Humphrey. The tactic "worked," in that the South Vietnamese junta withdrew from the talks on the eve of the election, thereby destroying the peace initiative on which the Democrats had based their campaign. In another way, it did not "work," because four years later the Nixon Administration tried to conclude the war on the same terms that had been on offer in Paris. The reason for the dead silence that still surrounds the question is that in those intervening years some 20,000 Americans and an uncalculated number of Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Laotians lost their lives. Lost them, that is to say, even more pointlessly than had those slain up to that point. The impact of those four years on Indochinese society, and on American democracy, is beyond computation. The chief beneficiary of the covert action, and of the subsequent slaughter, was Henry Kissinger. [2001] The Case Against Henry Kissinger. The making of a war criminal by Christopher Hitchens
Quite clearly, an Indonesian invasion that began a
few hours after Kissinger had left the tarmac at Jakarta airport must have been
planned and readied several days before he arrived. Such plans would have been
known by any embassy military attaché and certainly by any visiting secretary of
state. We have, in fact, the word of C. Philip Liechty, a former CIA operations
officer in Indonesia, that:
"Suharto was given the green light to do what he did.
There was discussion in the embassy and in traffic with the State Department
about the problems that would be created for us if the public and Congress
became aware of the level and type of military assistance that was going to
Indonesia at that time. . .. Without continued heavy U.S. logistical
military support the Indonesians might not have been able to pull it off."
The desire to appear to have been
uninvolved may-if we are charitable arise in part from the fact that even
Indonesia's foreign minister, Adam Malik, conceded in public a death toll of
between 50,000 and 80,000 Timorese civilians in the first eighteen months of
Indonesia's war of subjugation: in other words, on Kissinger's watch, and
inflicted with weapons that he bent American laws to furnish to the killers. Now
that a form of democracy has returned to Indonesia, which in its first
post-dictatorial act renounced the annexation of East Timor and-after a bloody
last pogrom by its auxiliaries -withdrew from the territory, we may be able to
learn more exactly the extent of the quasi-genocide.
.........On November 9, 1979, lack Anderson's
syndicated column published an interview with ex-President Ford on East Timor
along with a number of classified U.S. intelligence documents relating to the
1975 aggression. One of the latter papers describes how Indonesia's generals
were pressing Suharto "to authorize direct military intervention," while another
informs Ford and Kissinger that Suharto would raise the East Timor issue at
their December 1975 meeting and would "try and elicit a sympathetic attitude."
The relatively guileless Ford was happy to tell Anderson that the American
national interest "had to be on the side of Indonesia." He may or may not have
been aware that he was thereby giving the lie to everything ever said by
Kissinger on the subject. [2001] The Case Against Henry Kissinger. The making
of a war criminal by Christopher Hitchens
This was what it took to promote Henry Kissinger. To promote him from a mediocre and opportunistic academic to an international potentate. The signature qualities were there from the inaugural moment: the sycophancy and the duplicity; the power worship and the absence of scruple; the empty trading of old non-friends for new non-friends. And the distinctive effects were also present: the uncounted and expendable corpses; the official and unofficial lying about the cost; the heavy and pompous pseudo-indignation when unwelcome questions were asked. Kissinger's global career started as it meant to go on. It debauched the American republic and American democracy, and it levied a hideous toll of casualties on weaker and more vulnerable societies. [2001] The Case Against Henry Kissinger. The making of a war criminal by Christopher Hitchens
Henry Kissinger's role in the Cambodian genocide, Chile, and East Timor, makes him a first class war criminal, arguably at least in the class of Hitler's Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop, hanged in 1946. But Kissinger has the impunity flowing naturally to the leaders and agents of the victorious and dominant power. He gets a Nobel Peace prize, is an honored member of national commissions, and is a favored media guru and guest at public gatherings. [1997] Pol Pot And Kissinger. On war criminality and impunity by Edward S. Herman
Thanks to the sworn testimony of Guerzoni, Italy and Eu- rope but not the U.S. learned that Kissinger was behind the death of Aldo Moro. This tragic affair demonstrates the ability of the Committee of 300 to impose its will upon any government without exception. Secure in his position as a member of the most powerful secret society in the world, and I am not talking about Freemasonry, Kissinger not only terrified Moro, but carried through on his threats to "eliminate" Moro if he did not give up his plan to bring economic and industrial progress to Italy. In June and July of 1982, the wife of Aldo Moro testified in open court that her husband's murder came about as a result of serious threats against his life, made by what she called "a high ranking United States political figure." Mrs. Eleanora Moro repeated the precise phrase reportedly used by Kissinger in the sworn testimony of Guerzoni: "Either you stop your political line or you will pay dearly for it." Recalled by the judge, Guerzoni was asked if he could identify the person Mrs. Moro was talking about. Guerzoni replied that it was indeed Henry Kissinger as he had previously intimated.- John Coleman, The Story of The Committee of 300, p. 7
They were trying to destabilise the government by ousting the President...First Nixon, now Clinton, thus the people will lose faith in their leaders and the democratic way of life. ......"So they will want to change it and will lean toward World Order." ....They would stop at nothing in their effort to chip away at the Constitution and democracy. Thanks for the Memories: The Memoirs of Bob Hope's and Henry Kissinger's mind control slave by Brice Taylor p252
Henry put his cigar in his mouth before saying, "If you can get their patterns, you can control their minds." Thanks for the Memories: The Memoirs of Bob Hope's and Henry Kissinger's mind control slave by Brice Taylor p252
From my experience I believe Elvis was a puppet, a pawn, and in the end totally directed, and finally, used by these men in control of him....After awhile Elvis couldn't function any longer. Henry (Kissinger) and his buddies laughed and said that Elvis was like the tin man, all rusted up and ready for the junkyard. They waited for him to become seriously dysfunctional from the increasing amount of drugs prescribed by his doctors. Then they "stopped his ticker so he didn't have to suffer no more". Thanks for the Memories: The Memoirs of Bob Hope's and Henry Kissinger's mind control slave by Brice Taylor p135
Henry said, "You wont be servicing him (JFK) much longer. The higher ups have some alternate plans for him."...my controllers told me, "If we can take out the President without anyone knowing, who would miss the likes of you?" Thanks for the Memories: The Memoirs of Bob Hope's and Henry Kissinger's mind control slave by Brice Taylor p55
Today Americans would be outraged if U.N. troops entered Los Angeles to restore order; tomorrow they will be grateful. This is especially true if they were told there was an outside threat from beyond, whether real or promulgated, that threatened our very existence. It is then that all peoples of the world will plead with world leaders to deliver them from this evil. The one thing every man fears is the unknown. When presented with this scenario, individual rights will be willingly relinquished for the guarantee of their well being granted to them by their world government.– Henry Kissinger