by heyjt » Sun Aug 28, 2005 6:24 pm
Here is the scuttle-but about Lockerbie, I'm sure many of you know. A military intel team lead by Major Charles Mackie was returning to the US with evidence of Oliver Norths Iran-Contra drug trafficking network.<br> I had lengthy phone conversations with Dr. Fuisz, listed below. He also blew the lid on the story that the Terex Corporation was building rocket-launching trucks under CIA contract for the Iraqi military. I wrote an article about Fuisz and Terex, but didn't know at the time he had been CIA. How nia've. I have no idea what is happening to the Lindauer case, she was apparantly set up as a foreign agent and jailed under anti-terrorism laws.<br> Here's an article about Fuisz and Lockerbie:<br><br>SUNDAY HERALD, SCOTLAND, MAY 28, 2000 - A former CIA agent who claims <br>Libya is not responsible for the Lockerbie bombing is being gagged by <br>the US government under state secrecy laws and faces 10 years in prison <br>if he reveals any information about the terrorist attack. United <br>Nations <br>diplomats are outraged that the US government is apparently suppressing <br>a potential key trial witness. Diplomats are now demanding that the CIA <br>agent, Dr Richard Fuisz, be released from the gagging order. Fuisz, a <br>multi-millionaire businessman and pharmaceutical researcher, was, <br>according to US intelligence sources, the CIA's key operative in the <br>Syrian capital Damascus during the 1980s where he also had business <br>interests.<br><br>One month before a court order was served on him by the US government <br>gagging him from speaking on the grounds of national security, he spoke <br>to US congressional aide Susan Lindauer, telling her he knew the <br>identities of the Lockerbie bombers and claiming they were not Libyan.<br><br>Lindauer, shocked by Fuisz's claims, immediately compiled notes on the <br>meeting which formed the basis of a later sworn affidavit detailing <br>Fuisz's claims. One month after their conversation, in October 1994, a <br>court in Washington DC issued an order barring him from revealing any <br>information on the grounds of "military and state secrets privilege".<br><br>When contacted by the Sunday Herald last night, Fuisz said when asked <br>if <br>he was a CIA agent in Syria in the 1980s: "That is not an issue I can <br>confirm or deny. I am not allowed to speak about these issues. In fact, <br>I can't even explain to you why I can't speak about these issues." <br>Fuisz <br>did, however, say that he would not take any action against a newspaper <br>which named him as a CIA agent.<br><br>Congressional aide Lindauer, who was involved in early negotiations <br>over <br>the Lockerbie trial, claims Fuisz made "unequivocal statements to me <br>that he has first-hand knowledge about the Lockerbie case". In her <br>affidavit, she goes on: "Dr Fuisz has told me that he can identify who <br>orchestrated and executed the bombing. Dr Fuisz has said that he can <br>confirm absolutely that no Libyan national was involved in planning or <br>executing the bombing of Pan Am 103, either in any technical or <br>advisory <br>capacity whatsoever."<br><br>Fuisz's statements to Lindauer support the claims of the two Libyan <br>accused who are to incriminate a number of terrorist organizations, <br>including the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General <br>Command, which had strong links to Syria and Iran.<br><br>Lindauer said Fuisz told her he could provide information on Middle <br>Eastern terrorists, and referred to Lockerbie as an “example of an <br>unsolved bombing case that he said he has the immediate capability to <br>resolve”.<br><br>Lindauer says Fuisz told her CIA staff had destroyed reports he sent <br>them on Lockerbie. Lindauer also refers in her affidavit to speculation <br>that the USA shifted any connection to Lockerbie away from Syria to <br>Libya in return for its support during the Gulf war.<br><br>She added that Fuisz told her: “If the [US] government would let me, I <br>could identify the men behind this attack today. I could do the right <br>thing … I could go into any crowded restaurant and pick out these men … <br>I can tell you their home addresses … You won’t find [them] anywhere in <br>Libya. You will only find [them] in Damascus. I was investigating on <br>the <br>ground and I know.”<br><br>The 1994 gagging order was issued following disclosures by Fuisz <br>during <br>other legal proceedings about alleged illegal exports of military <br>equipment to Iraq. The order claims that the information held by Fuisz <br>is vital to the “nation’s security or diplomatic relations” and can <br>not <br>be revealed “no matter how compelling the need for, and relevance of, <br>the information”. The submission also makes clear that the government <br>is <br>empowered to “protect its interests in this case in the future”, <br>thereby <br>gagging Fuisz permanently.<br><br>Details of Fuisz’s gagging have been passed to the United Nations, <br>including UN secretary general Kofi Annan, Russia’s UN ambassador <br>Sergey <br>Lavrov and the Libyan UN ambassador, as well as representatives of <br>France and China. The report on the Fuisz gagging, containing <br>Lindauer’s <br>affidavit, refers to “the history of US interference … [and] … sabotage <br>by the United States”.<br><br>~~~ The Sunday Herald will make the Lindauer affidavit and Fuisz <br>gagging <br>order available to both the Crown and defense if they require the <br>documents.<br>-- And if this works, here's the Lindauer story:<br><br>Susan Lindauer Case<br><br>aka Symbol SUSAN<br><br>Arrested Thursday, 11 March 2004<br><br>Charged with conspiracy, acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government and taking money from a government that supports terrorism<br><br>Acted as an unregistered agent of the Mukhabarat (Iraqi Intelligence Service IIS)<br><br>Had prohibited dealings with several members of the IIS in visits to the Iraqi Mission to the United Nations in New York<br><br>Conspired with Iraqi government agents Raed Rokan Al-Anbuke and Wisam Noman Al-Anbuke, sons of Iraq's former liaison with United Nations weapons inspectors<br><br>Early 2002: Traveled to Baghdad to meet with IIS officers and received about $10,000 for her services<br><br>Alleged acceptance of the money and her willingness to bring it home from Iraq violated a law prohibiting transactions with a government that sponsors international terrorism<br><br>June and July 2003: Met on two occasions in Baltimore with an undercover FBI agent who was posing as a representative of the Libyan intelligence service and was seeking to support resistance groups fighting U.S. forces in post-war Iraq <br><br>Filled two deaddrops in Takoma Park, MD<br><br>Background Information:<br><br>41 years old<br><br>Lives on Manor Circle in Takoma Park, MD<br><br>Employment:<br><br>Congressional Aide:<br><br>11 March to 14 May 2002: press secretary for Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.)<br><br>Statement of Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren on Ms. Susan Lindauer, 11 March 2004<br><br>Fox News<br><br>1998: Executive producer for political affairs at Channel 28 in Washington, DC<br><br>1996: press secretary for former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun (D-Ill.), who recently ran as a 2004 Democratic Presidential candidate<br><br>1994: press secretary for former Rep. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), before he became a senator<br><br>1993: press secretary for Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.)<br><br>Reporter:<br><br>Sept 1990-August 1991: Part-time, temporary reporter associate at U.S. News & World Report <br><br>3 August 1987-25 July 1989: Editorial writer for Everett Herald newspaper<br><br>27 April-17 July 1987: temporary, full-time reporter on the metro desk of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper<br><br>1986: Fortune magazine<br><br>Grew up in Anchorage, Alaska<br><br>1981 graduate of East High School, AK<br><br>1985 graduate of Smith College <br><br>Masters degree in public policy from the London School of Economics<br><br>Father is Dr. John Lindauer, a former newspaper publisher, University of Alaska Chancellor (1976-7<!--EZCODE EMOTICON START 8) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/glasses.gif ALT="8)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> , and 1998 Republican gubernatorial nominee in Alaska (lost and charged with campaign finance fraud--his $1.7M campaign money came from his wife, Dorothy)<br><br>Johnny on the spot<br><br>John Lindauer talked of a legacy. Instead, his run for governor is remembered as the most self-destructive campaign in Alaska's history.....(Juneau Empire, 8 Nov 199<!--EZCODE EMOTICON START 8) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/glasses.gif ALT="8)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br><br>Mother-Jackie (deceased in 1992); step-mother: Dorothy Oremus Lindauer, a wealthy Chicago attorney and cement heiress<br><br>Brother: John Lindauer<br><br>Distant cousin: White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card<br><br> <p></p><i></i>