08-10-2009, 06:53 AM
Nagell's letter evokes William S. Burrough's Naked Lunch.
The operative aspect of Burrough's life being heroin.
Heroin being stipulated in this thread as contributing much, though not necessarily most or all, of the casus belli.
Nagell's tone is breathless, a parody of paranoia, camping about in the dance of the Seven Eyes-Only Files.
A colonel friend of ours recounted once executing orders to escort an Apocalypse-esque drug caravan through his area from that of a Viet Cong area. An order he received and executed without question--from his chain of command.
A friend, retired from a life in finance in Boston and New York, raged that Brown and Root would go to Johnson for a new check for a billion dollars each week.
The work of Prouty and others is full of significant mention of Bell helicopters, the money made prior to the placing of the orders by inside traders.
Groden and Prouty and Stone's reference to NSAM 263 reversed by NSAM 273 signed the Tuesday after the riderless horse, first day of business under New Management--though circulated prior to The Big Dance in draft form.
And Ruppert who took his Venezuelan sabbatical, citing Nixon as the Superfly.
His comrade in whistleblowing John Carman (formerly customscorruption.com) framed in Mexico by U.S. Feds and doing time in Federal prison for having outed so much U.S. government complicity in trafficking.
Did not 43 refer to Johnny Sutton as "my dear friend" and did these not "make an example of" Ramos and Compean for interrupting the free flow of drugs at market prices, the Chinese precursor-fuelled/Mexican-superlab meth, and of course the Afghan/Pokemon connection.
Nagell is rabid. He has so much to say. He is so deathly afraid of saying it.
It is as though one had Jack Ruby's Weekend with Benzedrine reading from Finegan's Wake.
Assassination research as a rather long and good-natured footnote for those who could not stay awake through the camouflage of tedium.
I am adding Nagell to my must-read, after JFKU.
Thank you all. Your pay is not in seminar scrip but historic gold.
History will revalue your investment.
The operative aspect of Burrough's life being heroin.
Heroin being stipulated in this thread as contributing much, though not necessarily most or all, of the casus belli.
Nagell's tone is breathless, a parody of paranoia, camping about in the dance of the Seven Eyes-Only Files.
A colonel friend of ours recounted once executing orders to escort an Apocalypse-esque drug caravan through his area from that of a Viet Cong area. An order he received and executed without question--from his chain of command.
A friend, retired from a life in finance in Boston and New York, raged that Brown and Root would go to Johnson for a new check for a billion dollars each week.
The work of Prouty and others is full of significant mention of Bell helicopters, the money made prior to the placing of the orders by inside traders.
Groden and Prouty and Stone's reference to NSAM 263 reversed by NSAM 273 signed the Tuesday after the riderless horse, first day of business under New Management--though circulated prior to The Big Dance in draft form.
And Ruppert who took his Venezuelan sabbatical, citing Nixon as the Superfly.
His comrade in whistleblowing John Carman (formerly customscorruption.com) framed in Mexico by U.S. Feds and doing time in Federal prison for having outed so much U.S. government complicity in trafficking.
Did not 43 refer to Johnny Sutton as "my dear friend" and did these not "make an example of" Ramos and Compean for interrupting the free flow of drugs at market prices, the Chinese precursor-fuelled/Mexican-superlab meth, and of course the Afghan/Pokemon connection.
Nagell is rabid. He has so much to say. He is so deathly afraid of saying it.
It is as though one had Jack Ruby's Weekend with Benzedrine reading from Finegan's Wake.
Assassination research as a rather long and good-natured footnote for those who could not stay awake through the camouflage of tedium.
I am adding Nagell to my must-read, after JFKU.
Thank you all. Your pay is not in seminar scrip but historic gold.
History will revalue your investment.