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ANTI-BLONDE JOKE
He: 'Shall we try swapping positions tonight?'
She: 'That's a good idea... you stand by the ironing board while I sit on the sofa and fart.'
Saturday, June 11, 2005
Friday, June 10, 2005
Bush nominee hits US weakness in explaining goals for Iraq - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - World - News
Bush nominee hits US weakness in explaining goals for Iraq - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - World - News: "''I can tell you, senator, that I know from President Bush, I know from our other senior officials, that there is no US plan for permanent military bases in Iraq or plans for usurping Iraqi resources,' Khalilzad said."
KRT Wire | 06/09/2005 | Biden calls on Bush to `level with the American people' about Iraq
KRT Wire | 06/09/2005 | Biden calls on Bush to `level with the American people' about Iraq: "Biden calls on Buh to `level with the American people' about Iraq"
BG: Biden the Clueless....
BG: Biden the Clueless....
911 NEWS & ANALYSIS - STRATEGIC DECEPTION DESK (OLD)
911 NEWS & ANALYSIS - STRATEGIC DECEPTION DESKBG: Just ran across and thought was post-worthy
O'REILLY: CUT IT OUT | Air America Radio | The Al Franken Show
O'REILLY: CUT IT OUT | Air America Radio | The Al Franken ShowSo much O'Reilly, so little time. This one is particularly egregious. The Spark Notes summary: O’Reilly took video from Senator Joe Biden’s Sunday appearance on This Week with George Stephanopoulos, edited it to misrepresent what Biden said, then advocated his now edited-out position (all the while criticizing him).
TV show depicts 9/11 as Bush plot - The Washington Times: World - June 09, 2005
TV show depicts 9/11 as Bush plot - The Washington Times: World - June 09, 2005: " As ludicrous as it may sound to most Americans, the tale has resonance in Germany, where fantastic conspiracy theories often are taken as fact. "
Thursday, June 09, 2005
C-Span / David Ray Griffin Post from 911truth.org ( Real Video)
911Truth.org ::::: The 9/11 Truth Movement
If you want 12 minutes of highly energizing proof that 9/11 truth is still spreading on the ground,
watch the May 26 Washington Journal excerpts at http://911truth.org. 9/11 Commission Co-chair Lee
Hamilton was on to flack for upcoming “hearings” to be held by the post-Commission
“Public Discourse Project” which are supposed to grade the government for implementation of Commission recommendations. To his surprise, Hamilton found most callers giving him flunking grades for the Report itself, and accusing his commission of cover-ups on every front. He bobs, weaves and dodges most serious questions, but finally challenges the skeptics to present their own evidence “in the public arena.” Since the host was C-SPAN CEO Brian Lamb, he himself can
begin to open that arena to 9/11 truth spokespeople so we ask you all to write him and courteously request that chance.
If you want 12 minutes of highly energizing proof that 9/11 truth is still spreading on the ground,
watch the May 26 Washington Journal excerpts at http://911truth.org. 9/11 Commission Co-chair Lee
Hamilton was on to flack for upcoming “hearings” to be held by the post-Commission
“Public Discourse Project” which are supposed to grade the government for implementation of Commission recommendations. To his surprise, Hamilton found most callers giving him flunking grades for the Report itself, and accusing his commission of cover-ups on every front. He bobs, weaves and dodges most serious questions, but finally challenges the skeptics to present their own evidence “in the public arena.” Since the host was C-SPAN CEO Brian Lamb, he himself can
begin to open that arena to 9/11 truth spokespeople so we ask you all to write him and courteously request that chance.
Germany expels 9/11 suspect despite acquittal - Yahoo! News
Germany expels 9/11 suspect despite acquittal - Yahoo! News: "The case led to tensions between Germany and the United States because of Washington's refusal, on security grounds, to allow captured al Qaeda leaders to testify. The chief federal prosecutor described U.S. behavior as 'incomprehensible.'"
Daily Show: "This Abu Crib puts the Fat in Fatwa"
Crooks and Liars: " Daily Show: 'This Abu Crib puts the Fat in Fatwa' "
Rosie O'Donnell is going on Hannity's Radio Show Wed.
Crooks and Liars: "Tuesday, June 07, 2005
Rosie O'Donnell is going on Hannity's Radio Show Wed.
Can anyone record the audio and I'll host it?
It might be fun if indeed she does bring facts to support her arguments.
11:14:12 PM Comments (40) trackback [0] permalink
Daily Show: 'This Abu Crib puts the Fat in Fatwa' "
Rosie O'Donnell is going on Hannity's Radio Show Wed.
Can anyone record the audio and I'll host it?
It might be fun if indeed she does bring facts to support her arguments.
11:14:12 PM Comments (40) trackback [0] permalink
Daily Show: 'This Abu Crib puts the Fat in Fatwa' "
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
US Secretary of State wants reform in Latin America - PRAVDA.Ru
US Secretary of State wants reform in Latin America - PRAVDA.Ru
BG: Prava Unaware that Washington did cause 911......
BG: Prava Unaware that Washington did cause 911......
Propaganda Website gets it wrong...
Update ... 6/7 10:30 pm
The email I sent 45 minutes ago was returned to me undelivered saying mail box inbox is full (which is par for this course)...
UPDATE.... 6/7 10:00 pm
From:
Date: 06/07/05 22:00:26
To: info@september11news.com
Subject: Request for Correction
Dear Sir:
In your books page of you web site you list a reference to the best / worse books about 911 (to Wit):
by David M. Kusumoto, Director of Media Relations at amazon.com.
I have a good bit to write about how poor I think this list is. However, the issue that we shouldn't have a bit of trouble agreeing on is that Mr. Kusumoto says in his about me area:
I am a director of media relations at a big marketing agency in San Diego.
Do you see the problem here?
===========================
I use a tool with my blog called Extreme Tracker (http://extremetracking.com). It's free (there are enhanced versions for a cost, I think).
Just today, I noticed based on extreme tracker info, that if one types in:
09/11/2001
into google, then...
bgtruth.blogspot.com is ranked at #10 on the list. Woo hoo!
Out of curiosity, I looked at what was #1 on the google search list: www.september11news.com/AttackImages.htm
.... and how predicable it is....
NOTHING ABOUT 911 TRUTH.
As shown above, on one page at this site, it does a link to Amazon: The Best and Worst Books about 911. Wow, I thought, this could be interesting... here's what I found...
First the ranking is based on the personal input of the gentleman with the title of: Director or Media Relations for Amazon.com.
Let's see what Mr. David M. Kusumoto's comments are to justify ranking of 911 Media.(this example comes from the worse ranked item):
Awful, low grade production, a true "rush to market" product, unneeded narration and music, GIULIANI isn't even MENTIONED, F.
Is Ruppert's book listed? Are David Ray Griffin's books listed? Check out the url used to generate the list (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=zooisleafunonall&path=tg/listmania/list-browse/-/FJ1XVT7VK8J0/qid=1013651045/sr=5-2) and you'll see why.
Hmmmmm.... wonder what Joseph Goebbels could have accomplished with tools like this.....
The email I sent 45 minutes ago was returned to me undelivered saying mail box inbox is full (which is par for this course)...
UPDATE.... 6/7 10:00 pm
From:
Date: 06/07/05 22:00:26
To: info@september11news.com
Subject: Request for Correction
Dear Sir:
In your books page of you web site you list a reference to the best / worse books about 911 (to Wit):
by David M. Kusumoto, Director of Media Relations at amazon.com.
I have a good bit to write about how poor I think this list is. However, the issue that we shouldn't have a bit of trouble agreeing on is that Mr. Kusumoto says in his about me area:
I am a director of media relations at a big marketing agency in San Diego.
Do you see the problem here?
===========================
I use a tool with my blog called Extreme Tracker (http://extremetracking.com). It's free (there are enhanced versions for a cost, I think).
Just today, I noticed based on extreme tracker info, that if one types in:
09/11/2001
into google, then...
bgtruth.blogspot.com is ranked at #10 on the list. Woo hoo!
Out of curiosity, I looked at what was #1 on the google search list: www.september11news.com/AttackImages.htm
.... and how predicable it is....
NOTHING ABOUT 911 TRUTH.
As shown above, on one page at this site, it does a link to Amazon: The Best and Worst Books about 911. Wow, I thought, this could be interesting... here's what I found...
First the ranking is based on the personal input of the gentleman with the title of: Director or Media Relations for Amazon.com.
Let's see what Mr. David M. Kusumoto's comments are to justify ranking of 911 Media.(this example comes from the worse ranked item):
Awful, low grade production, a true "rush to market" product, unneeded narration and music, GIULIANI isn't even MENTIONED, F.
Is Ruppert's book listed? Are David Ray Griffin's books listed? Check out the url used to generate the list (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=zooisleafunonall&path=tg/listmania/list-browse/-/FJ1XVT7VK8J0/qid=1013651045/sr=5-2) and you'll see why.
Hmmmmm.... wonder what Joseph Goebbels could have accomplished with tools like this.....
SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- Worker-owned SAIC says it may go public
SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- Worker-owned SAIC says it may go publicBG: "Sure seems like this would help sweep past actions under the carpet and let a lot of the culpable cash out..."
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
9/11 panel faults lack of FBI progress
9/11 panel faults lack of FBI progress
BG: What about being taken aback at the 911 Commission Cover-up
sept11
BG: What about being taken aback at the 911 Commission Cover-up
sept11
Monday, June 06, 2005
Liddy v. Ben Veniste about Deep Throat
This summary is not available. Please
click here to view the post.
Deep Throat: Shallow story hides deeper history
This summary is not available. Please
click here to view the post.
Sunday, June 05, 2005
Beware the Holy War
Beware the Holy WarBG: I understand the criticism (in the linked article), but saying "Power of Nightmares" gets it wrong in places doesn't mean that there aren't psyops going on....
Saturday, June 04, 2005
Senator John Edwards is video blogging, and audio blogging. He is pleasant, seemingly a wonderful husband and father, Sadly, I can't imagine that he is such a sad exponent for anything about dealing with the current out of control US Govt. ... I even wonder if he is being honest with us. Perhaps I'm judging him too harshly and he is molding his presentation based on direction from some worthless advisors.
Reply to Scientific American's Attempted Debunking of 9/11 Skeptics
Reply to Scientific American's Attempted Debunking of 9/11 Skeptics
Link to Other Shoddy Work by Michael Shermer
Link to Other Shoddy Work by Michael Shermer
The Left Coaster: Why is it a surprise??
The Left Coaster: Why is it a surprise??Kevin Drum has expressed puzzlement at why liberals on TV almost always appear overmatched by their conservative counterparts [via TDH]. I'm not sure why this is perplexing to Kevin. The reasons are blindingly obvious.
Friday, June 03, 2005
The one politician I have the most respect for is [Georgia Democratic Congresswoman] Cynthia McKinney. She�s uncompromising in her views. She says what needs to be said. She represents the disillusioned and the disenfranchised, and she�s a sister in this system that seems to be hell-bent on the reduction of civil liberties and rolling the clock back decades for people of color and anybody other than the rich, white, corporate elite.
Thursday, June 02, 2005
POLITICS-U.S.: Security Whistleblowers Demand End to Retaliation
POLITICS-U.S.: Security Whistleblowers Demand End to RetaliationPOLITICS-U.S.:
Security Whistleblowers Demand End to Retaliation
William Fisher
NEW YORK, May 11 (IPS) - Fifty current and former employees of U.S. national security agencies are demanding that Congress end government retaliation against those who expose national security blunders.
Leaders of the new group, known as the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition (NSWBC), have stepped up their efforts to win protection since testifying late last month before Congressional committees in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
They called on congress to take action to permit whistleblowers to sue government retaliators in their personal and official capacities and to bring suit against agencies for failure to rectify misdeeds by employees or provide sufficient safeguards against whistleblower retaliation.
The group is led by Sibel Edmonds, who has been trying to sue the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for firing her in 2002 after she blew the whistle on agency employees. Edmonds said she was fired from her job as a wiretap translator because she told superiors she suspected a co-worker was leaking information to targets of an ongoing FBI probe. The FBI said it fired her because she committed security violations and disrupted the office.
''In recent years the number of national security whistleblowers has grown exponentially, so has the level of retaliation and harassment against these whistleblowers by the government,'' Edmonds testified.
''The careers, marriages, lives, and physical and mental well-being of these conscientious patriots have been destroyed for doing the right thing, for fulfilling their first and foremost duty, protecting our nation,'' she said. ''AgenciesâÇÖ retaliation tactics follow the same blueprint, as if there is a government agency manual for retaliation against whistleblowers, truth tellers. They yank our security clearances, they force us to take polygraphs, they engage in humiliation, demotion, threats and the list goes on.''
Polygraphs also are known as lie-detector tests.
Currently, Edmonds said, ''we have no system in place that applies direct, individual accountability when it comes to retaliation against whistleblowers. Thus, there exists no deterrence for those who engage in government waste, fraud, and abuse, and criminal activities that jeopardise our nation's security, interests, and well being.''
Even when a whistleblower's complaints are confirmed, wrongdoers generally remain in their positions and many are promoted and rewarded, she said.
The new Coalition includes current and former employees of the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), and the National Security Agency (NSA).
Veterans of whistleblower protection campaigns backed the new group's demands.
''Given the tremendous stakes and the huge national investment, the American public need credible but non-official sources of information. These whistleblowers are in a position to authoritatively give the lie to official overstatements. In addition, these experts can be critical catalysts in sparking both open and informed public dialogue,'' said Jeff Ruch, executive director of the civil service support group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
''If these whistleblowers function as watchdogs on our security agencies, they will perform an invaluable and irreplaceable public service,'' Ruch told IPS. ''The members of this coalition work for agencies where the legal climate for workers is, shall we say, unique. The stark absence of whistleblower rights in security, intelligence and military agencies is a growing vacuum that requires dedicated efforts to address.''
Members of the new coalition include a number of high profile whistleblowers such as Daniel Ellsberg, the former Defence Department official who in 1971 leaked the ''Pentagon Papers'' to the press, showing that the U.S. public had been deceived about the causes of and U.S. decision-making in the Vietnam War.
Other members include Coleen Rowley, the former Minneapolis FBI agent who reported to seniors, before the Sep. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, that a known Islamist extremist, Zacarias Moussaoui, had paid some 8000 dollars in cash for lessons to fly a Boeing 747. The agency ignored her report. Moussaoui pleaded guilty Apr. 22 to six counts of conspiring with the hijackers in the Sep. 11 plot.
Edmonds said she is weighing an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in hopes of reviving her suit against the government. John Ashcroft, the U.S. attorney general until earlier this year, had quashed Edmonds's case by persuading a lower court that the state secrets would be revealed if the action went forward.
Previously however, a report by the Justice Department's inspector general (IG) criticised the FBI's handling of the matter and arguments by Ashcroft that her lawsuit could expose intelligence-gathering methods and disrupt diplomatic relations with foreign governments.
The FBI falls under the Justice Department, over which the attorney general presides.
The IG report concluded that the FBI did not adequately investigate the allegations and that Edmonds was retaliated against for speaking out.
”We found that many of Edmonds's core allegations relating to the (espionage allegation) were supported by either documentary evidence or witnesses other than Edmonds,'' the report said. It added that Edmonds's whistleblower allegations were ''the most significant factor'' in the FBI's decision to terminate her.
Whistleblowers at government agencies tasked with protecting the U.S. security have been excluded from the protections afforded the rest of the federal workforce. Employees at other agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) may seek protection under the Whistleblower Protection Act, but that law has been crippled by a series of judicial interpretations.
In her congressional testimony, Edmonds said that ''there has never been a determination or an accurate estimate of the millions of dollars expended by the government in misguided actions to first retaliate against whistleblowers and then to resist with extraordinary vigour the attempts by whistleblowers to clear their names, get their jobs back, and expose agency wrongdoing.''
She called on congress to direct the Government Accountability Office (GAO), a congressional watchdog agency, to undertake a study calculating the costs in time, taxpayer money, and lost opportunities for diverted resources in retaliating against whistleblowers and defending against whistleblower claims for the years 2000-2005.
Jurors recently awarded 2.1 million dollars to a former employee of the top-secret Lawrence Livermore Laboratory after finding that she was illegally fired eight years ago chiefly because she was going to be a witness in a sexual-harassment case against the nuclear weapons lab.
Meanwhile, Edward Markey of Massachusetts, a senior Democratic member of the House of Representatives committee on homeland security, said he plans to introduce a bill to protect national security whistleblowers, including those in agencies that have not had such protections, from retaliation.
The legislation would apply to all federal employees, contractors, and private sector workers who report homeland security or national security flaws, threats to public health and safety, violations of laws or regulations, or waste, fraud and mismanagement to their employer or to the Government Accountability Office, a government agency, or Congress.
The bill also would criminalise retaliation against whistleblowers, with a punishment of up to 10 years in prison. (END/2005)
Security Whistleblowers Demand End to Retaliation
William Fisher
NEW YORK, May 11 (IPS) - Fifty current and former employees of U.S. national security agencies are demanding that Congress end government retaliation against those who expose national security blunders.
Leaders of the new group, known as the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition (NSWBC), have stepped up their efforts to win protection since testifying late last month before Congressional committees in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
They called on congress to take action to permit whistleblowers to sue government retaliators in their personal and official capacities and to bring suit against agencies for failure to rectify misdeeds by employees or provide sufficient safeguards against whistleblower retaliation.
The group is led by Sibel Edmonds, who has been trying to sue the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for firing her in 2002 after she blew the whistle on agency employees. Edmonds said she was fired from her job as a wiretap translator because she told superiors she suspected a co-worker was leaking information to targets of an ongoing FBI probe. The FBI said it fired her because she committed security violations and disrupted the office.
''In recent years the number of national security whistleblowers has grown exponentially, so has the level of retaliation and harassment against these whistleblowers by the government,'' Edmonds testified.
''The careers, marriages, lives, and physical and mental well-being of these conscientious patriots have been destroyed for doing the right thing, for fulfilling their first and foremost duty, protecting our nation,'' she said. ''AgenciesâÇÖ retaliation tactics follow the same blueprint, as if there is a government agency manual for retaliation against whistleblowers, truth tellers. They yank our security clearances, they force us to take polygraphs, they engage in humiliation, demotion, threats and the list goes on.''
Polygraphs also are known as lie-detector tests.
Currently, Edmonds said, ''we have no system in place that applies direct, individual accountability when it comes to retaliation against whistleblowers. Thus, there exists no deterrence for those who engage in government waste, fraud, and abuse, and criminal activities that jeopardise our nation's security, interests, and well being.''
Even when a whistleblower's complaints are confirmed, wrongdoers generally remain in their positions and many are promoted and rewarded, she said.
The new Coalition includes current and former employees of the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), and the National Security Agency (NSA).
Veterans of whistleblower protection campaigns backed the new group's demands.
''Given the tremendous stakes and the huge national investment, the American public need credible but non-official sources of information. These whistleblowers are in a position to authoritatively give the lie to official overstatements. In addition, these experts can be critical catalysts in sparking both open and informed public dialogue,'' said Jeff Ruch, executive director of the civil service support group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
''If these whistleblowers function as watchdogs on our security agencies, they will perform an invaluable and irreplaceable public service,'' Ruch told IPS. ''The members of this coalition work for agencies where the legal climate for workers is, shall we say, unique. The stark absence of whistleblower rights in security, intelligence and military agencies is a growing vacuum that requires dedicated efforts to address.''
Members of the new coalition include a number of high profile whistleblowers such as Daniel Ellsberg, the former Defence Department official who in 1971 leaked the ''Pentagon Papers'' to the press, showing that the U.S. public had been deceived about the causes of and U.S. decision-making in the Vietnam War.
Other members include Coleen Rowley, the former Minneapolis FBI agent who reported to seniors, before the Sep. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, that a known Islamist extremist, Zacarias Moussaoui, had paid some 8000 dollars in cash for lessons to fly a Boeing 747. The agency ignored her report. Moussaoui pleaded guilty Apr. 22 to six counts of conspiring with the hijackers in the Sep. 11 plot.
Edmonds said she is weighing an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in hopes of reviving her suit against the government. John Ashcroft, the U.S. attorney general until earlier this year, had quashed Edmonds's case by persuading a lower court that the state secrets would be revealed if the action went forward.
Previously however, a report by the Justice Department's inspector general (IG) criticised the FBI's handling of the matter and arguments by Ashcroft that her lawsuit could expose intelligence-gathering methods and disrupt diplomatic relations with foreign governments.
The FBI falls under the Justice Department, over which the attorney general presides.
The IG report concluded that the FBI did not adequately investigate the allegations and that Edmonds was retaliated against for speaking out.
”We found that many of Edmonds's core allegations relating to the (espionage allegation) were supported by either documentary evidence or witnesses other than Edmonds,'' the report said. It added that Edmonds's whistleblower allegations were ''the most significant factor'' in the FBI's decision to terminate her.
Whistleblowers at government agencies tasked with protecting the U.S. security have been excluded from the protections afforded the rest of the federal workforce. Employees at other agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) may seek protection under the Whistleblower Protection Act, but that law has been crippled by a series of judicial interpretations.
In her congressional testimony, Edmonds said that ''there has never been a determination or an accurate estimate of the millions of dollars expended by the government in misguided actions to first retaliate against whistleblowers and then to resist with extraordinary vigour the attempts by whistleblowers to clear their names, get their jobs back, and expose agency wrongdoing.''
She called on congress to direct the Government Accountability Office (GAO), a congressional watchdog agency, to undertake a study calculating the costs in time, taxpayer money, and lost opportunities for diverted resources in retaliating against whistleblowers and defending against whistleblower claims for the years 2000-2005.
Jurors recently awarded 2.1 million dollars to a former employee of the top-secret Lawrence Livermore Laboratory after finding that she was illegally fired eight years ago chiefly because she was going to be a witness in a sexual-harassment case against the nuclear weapons lab.
Meanwhile, Edward Markey of Massachusetts, a senior Democratic member of the House of Representatives committee on homeland security, said he plans to introduce a bill to protect national security whistleblowers, including those in agencies that have not had such protections, from retaliation.
The legislation would apply to all federal employees, contractors, and private sector workers who report homeland security or national security flaws, threats to public health and safety, violations of laws or regulations, or waste, fraud and mismanagement to their employer or to the Government Accountability Office, a government agency, or Congress.
The bill also would criminalise retaliation against whistleblowers, with a punishment of up to 10 years in prison. (END/2005)
One America Committee: Speech In London
One America Committee: Speech In LondonFrom John Edwards Website
BG: Is Edwards worthless for not taking on the Bush / Blair Juntas?
BG: Is Edwards worthless for not taking on the Bush / Blair Juntas?
Big Brass Blog
Big Brass BlogThis latest information on the covert way in which the Bush Administration may have pushed the world towards war is based on a new report from Rupert Murdoch's London Times which reported over the weekend that "despite the lack of an Iraqi reaction, the air war began anyway in September [of 2002] with a 100-plane raid."
In fact, the original Downing Street Memo/Minutes mention that "The Defence Secretary said that the US had already begun 'spikes of activity' to put pressure on the regime."
In fact, the original Downing Street Memo/Minutes mention that "The Defence Secretary said that the US had already begun 'spikes of activity' to put pressure on the regime."
:::Mo(nu)ments::: ©Ine Dehandschutter: Haim Yavin takes a stand.
:::Mo(nu)ments::: ©Ine Dehandschutter: Haim Yavin takes a stand."Since 1967, we have been brutal conquerors, occupiers, suppressing another people," Yavin says in "Yoman Masa," or "Diary of a Journey," which he filmed over the past two and a half years with a hand-held video camera in the West Bank and Gaza. In the documentary, Yavin addresses settlers, Palestinians and soldiers.
Powderburns Home Page
Powderburns Home PageWelcome to the official website of retired DEA Agent Celerino "Cele" Castillo III. Cele Castillo served for 12 years in the Drug Enforcement Administration where he built cases against organized drug rings in Manhattan, raided jungle cocaine labs in the amazon, conducted aerial eradication operations in Guatemala, and assembled and trained anti-narcotics units in several countries.
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