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Authors: John Loftus
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it were possible that this same system of compartmentalization had prevented Wisner’s rivals from discovering the full extent of his Nazi-recruiting program while he was with the State Department, and even after he left the post of DDP. Yes, they replied, it was possible. Wisner would have needed only a handful of operatives in the visa section of various consulates to bring anyone he wished to America. Once the underground railroad was established, it could continue running even after OPC was merged into the CIA, and neither Congress nor the President would know
The original purpose of this book was to amass incontrovertible evidence that the Justice Department had organized an obstruction of Congress with regard to the specific cases of Kushel, Jasiuk, Stankievich, and Lebed. In each of these cases, the Justice Department knew the truth, and lied about it. Many of the participants, such as Allan Ryan and Richard Sullivan are still alive, and should be compelled by an independent prosecutor to testify about their roles in harboring the perpetrators of the Holocaust from their victims. There is still time for survivors and their descendants to bring civil suits under the Filartega precedent against those who persecuted their families in Eastern Europe. Perhaps the Justice Department itself could be sued for its role in hiding the vast majority of the Arab and European Nazi collaborators in the United States.
After giving up my career and risking my family’s safety to testify before Congress, I am no longer hopeful that anything will be done. Still, Congress and the American people must know this much: The unlocking of the Belarus secret is not the end of the conspiracy. It is only the beginning. The situation has not improved over the last quarter-century. 205 There is a continuous lack of scrutiny, a heritage of congressional negligence that allows the intelligence community to act on its own authority. When Bill Casey asked Oliver North to set up an “all purpose” private spy organization to trade arms to Iran for money to help the Contras, North was directed to the NSC 5412 authorization of OPC without Congressional approval. North cited 5412 in his notes as justification for his wholesale defiance of the Congressional ban on funding the Contras. Wisner and Dulles’ legacy haunts us still.
Without the assent or knowledge of the present members of Congress, intelligence agencies have smuggled a modern band of “war criminals” into the United States. The leader of this Iranian intelligence group, Chief of SAVAK Moghaddam, was installed in power by the OPC three decades ago and is alleged to have persecuted 200,000 innocent Iranian civilians. Despite full knowledge of his alleged atrocities, Moghaddam was approved for sanctuary in the United States by President Carter’s Justice Department. Although Moghaddam was reported executed in Iran before he could escape to America, it now appears that his SAVAK followers are entering this country in significant numbers. [2]
To be fair, some allegations against SAVAK appear to have been falsified or exaggerated. A similar case happened to the MEK, an insurgent group whom the Iranians demanded be put on the terrorist list. The EU, and now the USA, are removing the MEK group from the banned list. The point is that US intelligence is incapable of determining friend from foe, and the Justice Department seems either incompetent or indifferent to Congress’s prohibitions on immigration.
The most current example is the Justice Department’s blind spot towards the mass immigration of the Muslim Brotherhood during the 1970’s and 1980’s. Members of this Arab Nazi organization are clearly ineligible for citizenship, as they openly advocate replacement of the US Government and Constitution with the racist and extremist cult of Al-Salafiyyah al-Jihadiyah. Every civilized western nation, and all of the Arab countries, bans the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group. The US
The original purpose of this book was to amass incontrovertible evidence that the Justice Department had organized an obstruction of Congress with regard to the specific cases of Kushel, Jasiuk, Stankievich, and Lebed. In each of these cases, the Justice Department knew the truth, and lied about it. Many of the participants, such as Allan Ryan and Richard Sullivan are still alive, and should be compelled by an independent prosecutor to testify about their roles in harboring the perpetrators of the Holocaust from their victims. There is still time for survivors and their descendants to bring civil suits under the Filartega precedent against those who persecuted their families in Eastern Europe. Perhaps the Justice Department itself could be sued for its role in hiding the vast majority of the Arab and European Nazi collaborators in the United States.
After giving up my career and risking my family’s safety to testify before Congress, I am no longer hopeful that anything will be done. Still, Congress and the American people must know this much: The unlocking of the Belarus secret is not the end of the conspiracy. It is only the beginning. The situation has not improved over the last quarter-century. 205 There is a continuous lack of scrutiny, a heritage of congressional negligence that allows the intelligence community to act on its own authority. When Bill Casey asked Oliver North to set up an “all purpose” private spy organization to trade arms to Iran for money to help the Contras, North was directed to the NSC 5412 authorization of OPC without Congressional approval. North cited 5412 in his notes as justification for his wholesale defiance of the Congressional ban on funding the Contras. Wisner and Dulles’ legacy haunts us still.
Without the assent or knowledge of the present members of Congress, intelligence agencies have smuggled a modern band of “war criminals” into the United States. The leader of this Iranian intelligence group, Chief of SAVAK Moghaddam, was installed in power by the OPC three decades ago and is alleged to have persecuted 200,000 innocent Iranian civilians. Despite full knowledge of his alleged atrocities, Moghaddam was approved for sanctuary in the United States by President Carter’s Justice Department. Although Moghaddam was reported executed in Iran before he could escape to America, it now appears that his SAVAK followers are entering this country in significant numbers. [2]
To be fair, some allegations against SAVAK appear to have been falsified or exaggerated. A similar case happened to the MEK, an insurgent group whom the Iranians demanded be put on the terrorist list. The EU, and now the USA, are removing the MEK group from the banned list. The point is that US intelligence is incapable of determining friend from foe, and the Justice Department seems either incompetent or indifferent to Congress’s prohibitions on immigration.
The most current example is the Justice Department’s blind spot towards the mass immigration of the Muslim Brotherhood during the 1970’s and 1980’s. Members of this Arab Nazi organization are clearly ineligible for citizenship, as they openly advocate replacement of the US Government and Constitution with the racist and extremist cult of Al-Salafiyyah al-Jihadiyah. Every civilized western nation, and all of the Arab countries, bans the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group. The US
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