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Oliver L. North, a Marine lieutenant colonel assigned to the [[National Security Council]] staff beginning in 1981 until he was fired on November 25, 1986, was the White House official most directly involved in what became known as '[[The Iran-Contra Affair]], which involved selling embargoed military equipment to Iran, and diverting the sales proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels.
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'''Oliver L. North''', a Marine lieutenant colonel assigned to the [[National Security Council]] staff beginning in 1981 until he was fired on November 25, 1986, was the White House official most directly involved in what the [[corporate media]] dubbed '[[The Iran-Contra Affair]]'.
  
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North, who was deputy director of political-military affairs, reported many of his activities to his superiors, National Security Adviser [[Robert McFarlane|Robert C. McFarlane]] and later [[John Poindexter|John M. Poindexter]]. He claimed to have taken much of his direction from [[Central Intelligence Agency]] Director [[William Casey]].<ref>FINAL REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT COUNSEL FOR IRAN/CONTRA MATTERS, Volume 1, Chapter 2 United States v. Oliver L. North.</ref>
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==Iran-Contra==
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In 1982, under the alias of 'John Cathey', North recruited [[Terry Reed]] to raise money and secure airplanes for the [[Nicaragua]]n Contras. Reed, an accomplished pilot, later trained about 24 [[Nicaraguan]] [[pilots]] at a rural airstrip at [[Nella, Arkansas]]. Reed [[blew the whistle]] after discovering the [[drug trafficking]] component of [[The Enterprise]]'s Iran-Contra plan.<ref name=ug733>http://www.unwelcomeguests.net/733</ref>
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|text=Wanted aircraft to go to Bolivia to pick up [[cocaine|paste]]. Want aircraft to pick up 1,500 kilos.
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|date=July 9, 1984
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North, who was deputy director of political-military affairs, reported many of his activities to his superiors, [[US National Security Adviser]] [[Robert McFarlane|Robert C. McFarlane]] and later [[John Poindexter|John M. Poindexter]]. He claimed to have taken much of his direction from [[Central Intelligence Agency]] Director [[William Casey]].<ref>FINAL REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT COUNSEL FOR IRAN/CONTRA MATTERS, Volume 1, Chapter 2 United States v. Oliver L. North.</ref>
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|text=$14M [million] to finance came from drugs.
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|date=July 12, 1985
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===Olof Palme===
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In March 2018, on ''[[Facebook]]'', [[Michael Buergermeister]] wrote:
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:"From what I've been reading/watching/listening to it seems that [[Ollie North]] gave the order to [[P2]] and the [[South Africa]]ns carried it out. [[Olof Palme]] knew too much about [[Iran-Contra]]. It seems that North spoke with him shortly before he died, which means that he most probably told him some secret stuff.
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:"The case has remarkable parallels to that of [[Terry Reed]], who also knew too much and who was very nearly silenced. What they (North, Bush etc.) couldn't afford to be made public was that [[Bill Clinton]] was a key player in the game. This would have made his presidency impossible.
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:"I haven't read [[Terry Reed]]'s 'Compromised' yet but I have a vague memory of him saying in an interview that [[Ollie North]], with whom he dealt personally, gave the order to kill [[Olof Palme|Palme]]."<ref>''[https://www.facebook.com/patrick.haseldine/posts/10214400296015450?comment_id=10214410506870715&reply_comment_id=10214413956156945 "Ollie North gave the order to kill Palme"]''</ref>
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Latest revision as of 16:37, 1 March 2021

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(deep politician, spook)
Oliver North.jpg
Lt. Col. Oliver North is sworn in on July 7, 1987, before the congressional committee investigating the Iran-contra affair.
BornOliver Lawrence North
1943-10-07
San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
SpouseBetsy North
Member ofThe Enterprise
Interest ofOur Hidden History
Carried the can for the Iran-Contra affair.

Oliver L. North, a Marine lieutenant colonel assigned to the National Security Council staff beginning in 1981 until he was fired on November 25, 1986, was the White House official most directly involved in what the corporate media dubbed 'The Iran-Contra Affair'.

Iran-Contra

Full article: “Iran-Contra”

In 1982, under the alias of 'John Cathey', North recruited Terry Reed to raise money and secure airplanes for the Nicaraguan Contras. Reed, an accomplished pilot, later trained about 24 Nicaraguan pilots at a rural airstrip at Nella, Arkansas. Reed blew the whistle after discovering the drug trafficking component of The Enterprise's Iran-Contra plan.[1]

“Wanted aircraft to go to Bolivia to pick up paste. Want aircraft to pick up 1,500 kilos.”
Oliver North (July 9, 1984)  [2]

“Honduran DC-6 which is being used for runs out of New Orleans is probably being used for drug runs into U.S.”
Oliver North (August 9, 1984)  [2]

North, who was deputy director of political-military affairs, reported many of his activities to his superiors, US National Security Adviser Robert C. McFarlane and later John M. Poindexter. He claimed to have taken much of his direction from Central Intelligence Agency Director William Casey.[3]

“$14M [million] to finance came from drugs.”
Oliver North (July 12, 1985)  [2]

Olof Palme

In March 2018, on Facebook, Michael Buergermeister wrote:

"From what I've been reading/watching/listening to it seems that Ollie North gave the order to P2 and the South Africans carried it out. Olof Palme knew too much about Iran-Contra. It seems that North spoke with him shortly before he died, which means that he most probably told him some secret stuff.
"The case has remarkable parallels to that of Terry Reed, who also knew too much and who was very nearly silenced. What they (North, Bush etc.) couldn't afford to be made public was that Bill Clinton was a key player in the game. This would have made his presidency impossible.
"I haven't read Terry Reed's 'Compromised' yet but I have a vague memory of him saying in an interview that Ollie North, with whom he dealt personally, gave the order to kill Palme."[4]

 

Related Quotations

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George Carlin“An interesting kind of, you know a real rat, it would be nice to see him run over by a truck. but he makes life interesting. These people make my life interesting. (...) I can’t help but marvel at the Leona Helmsleys and the Oliver North and the Donald Trumps and the Zsa Zsa Gabors and the Bess Myerson’s and all these people who managed to get themselves in these ridiculous situations. I am very entertained by the world.”George Carlin1989
George Carlin“(in New York) I really haven't seen this many people in one place since they took the group photographs of all the criminals and lawbreakers in the Ronald Reagan Administration. Two-hundred and twenty-five of 'em, so far! 225 different people in the Ronald Reagan administration have either quit, been fired, arrested, indicted, or convicted of either breaking the law or violating the ethics code! These are the same people who were elected with the help of the moral majority. Elected with the help of the moral majority and the Teamsters union. That's a good combination! Organized religion and organized crime working together to help build a better America.”George Carlin
Michael Levine“I have put thousands of Americans away for tens of thousands of years for less evidence for conspiracy with less evidence than is available against Ollie North and CIA people... I personally was involved in a deep-cover case that went to the top of the drug world in three countries. The CIA killed it.”Michael Levine8 October 1996

 

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References

  1. ↑ http://www.unwelcomeguests.net/733
  2. ↑ a b c Journal Entry
  3. ↑ FINAL REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT COUNSEL FOR IRAN/CONTRA MATTERS, Volume 1, Chapter 2 United States v. Oliver L. North.
  4. ↑ "Ollie North gave the order to kill Palme"
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