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In 2009 he produced a film, ''Collapse'' which reached a wide audience. Until his death he worked on ''Collapsenet'', a website-based network of people working on self-sufficient communities. | In 2009 he produced a film, ''Collapse'' which reached a wide audience. Until his death he worked on ''Collapsenet'', a website-based network of people working on self-sufficient communities. | ||
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| + | |text=[[Democracy|It]]’s [[organized crime]]. All you do is you call the [[Republicans]] the Genoveses and you call the [[Democrats]] the Gambinos. The people at the top, they treat it like a crap game. It’s their crap game, like they’re making lots of [[money]]. Occasionally, somebody at the table shoots each other, but the moment anything threatens their crap game, they all unite to protect it. ... They’re both controlled by the same financial, economic and corporate interests. | ||
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 Michael Ruppert        (Activist, Writer, Talk show host, Narcotics investigator, 9-11 Dissident) | |
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 Confronting John Deutch about CIA drug running | |
| Born | Michael Craig Ruppert 1951-02-03 Washington DC |
| Died | April 13, 2014 (Age 63) Calistoga, California |
| Alma mater | UCLA |
| Founder of | From The Wilderness |
| Victim of | premature death |
| Interests | • CIA/Drug trafficking • 9-11/Drills • Arms for Libya • US/Deep state |
Former cop who famously confronted John Deutch about CIA drug dealing. Later became a dissident journalist. | |
Mike C. Ruppert was working for LAPD when he uncovered evidence of the CIA's drug running. After raising the matter, he was threatened with death, survived three assassination attempts[citation needed] and in 1996 publicly confronted Director of Central Intelligence John Deutch about the matter. Ruppert later became a critical observer of US deep politics, writing books and compiling a web-based newsletter, From The Wilderness. Towards the end of his life he became increasingly concerned about the instability of modern society. In 2009, he was the subject of a film, Collapse. In 2014 he was found dead with a gunshot to the head.
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Confronting John Deutch
Ruppert's most famous video moment was on November 15th, 1996, at a town hall meeting at Locke High School in Los Angeles to allay citizen's fears about drug dealing, when he confronted the Director of Central Intelligence John Deutch from the audience. He stood up and said, "I am a former Los Angeles Police narcotics detective. I worked South Central Los Angeles and I can tell you, Director Deutch, emphatically and without equivocation, that the Agency has dealt drugs in this country for a long time." Deutch, visibly shocked by the forthrightness of Mikel Ruppert's denunciation,[1] feigned interest and stuttered out a reply, but although Ruppert submitted documents to the Select Intelligence Committees of both Houses, it remains only a document submitted in advance of testimony and has not been placed in the Congressional Record.
Dissident Journalist
Mike Ruppert became a dissident journalist, and founded From The Wilderness, a newsletter and website dedicated to investigating political cover-ups. His knowledge of criminal investigation has proved very helpful in looking into hidden events such as the US military drills carried out on September 11th. He has published influential books on Peak_Oil and on US Foreign Policy.
In 2009 he produced a film, Collapse which reached a wide audience. Until his death he worked on Collapsenet, a website-based network of people working on self-sufficient communities.
“It’s organized crime. All you do is you call the Republicans the Genoveses and you call the Democrats the Gambinos. The people at the top, they treat it like a crap game. It’s their crap game, like they’re making lots of money. Occasionally, somebody at the table shoots each other, but the moment anything threatens their crap game, they all unite to protect it. ... They’re both controlled by the same financial, economic and corporate interests.”
Michael Ruppert [2]
Death
He died in 2014 of a gunshot to the head. He reportedly left a suicide note. It was ruled a suicide and people close to him have stated that they believe it was one.
A Document by Michael Ruppert
| Title | Document type | Publication date | Subject(s) | Description |
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| Document:Ed Wilson's Revenge | report | January 2000 | CIA Edwin P. Wilson Arms for Libya | An example of how plausible deniability worked for the CIA - their 3rd most senior CIA official produces an affidavit that they had had no dealings with Edwin Wilson since 1971. Although legions of insiders knew this was a lie, the court accepted it. Finally exposed as a lie almost 20 years later, all those who lied in court are given immunity. |
See also
- Crossing the Rubicon-1 Crossing the Rubicon-2 - Book by Michael Ruppert in two parts
- Summary of an interview with Michael Ruppert during the investigation into the California story - 142. to 147.
References
- ↑ http://UnwelcomeGuests.net/archive/people/Michael%20Ruppert%20confronts%20CIA%20director%20about%20Drug%20Laundering.mp4
- ↑ America Freedom to Fascism Excerpted from the film
