NuNs with GuNs

BILL GATES AND ROBIN GATES
two men "controlling" the rest of the world

"GATES OF HELL"

Mr. RUMSFELD is gone. I will not miss him a sec, somebody has to do the dirty job and he had no problem whatsoever to engage a career as the man possibly most hated in the world.
Now the people of America have decided that it was enough deaths of American soldiers because of the mistakes of a bad government.
Now the shake of the people of U.S. wanting to take back and their own country is effecting the chess game of power and control.

Bush takes out ROBERT GATES the man of Iran Gate (*s), the man that has interests for the truth never to come out, as new defence secretary.

On November 13 , 1986 , exactly 20 years ago, President Ronald Reagan comes to TV revealing that there was arm sales from CIA to Iran and it was proved later there were funding to Contras in Nicaragua through drugs trafficking.

The Contras were trying to rip down the best and most democratic government Nicaragua ever had, the Sandinistas. It is recent news that Ortega has been finally reelected.

Robert M. Gates, the Director of Central Intelligence, has ordered a sweeping overhaul of how the C.I.A. maintains its vast store of files, Government officials said today. Mr. Gates's order is a result of the embarrassment suffered by the Central Intelligence Agency.
::: IMMEDIATE REACTION::::

PROOF HIDING
In an unusual and harsh indictment of the Central Intelligence Agency's handling of a billion-dollar bank-fraud case involving Iraq, the agency's director has ordered all employees to cease speaking publicly about the matter and has forbidden them from destroying any related documents. Is it because he wants to deal directly with all those informations and basically hide the fact that war in Iraq is on error and not on terror.
American/Iraqi victims had to pay for stupid mishandling of weapons trade helped by the italian Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNL) .
read the text from the american scientist association ::
http://www.fas.org/spp/starwars/congress/1992/h920731g.htm

::from wikipedia::

George W. Bush Appointees

George W. Bush selected some individuals implicated in the Iran-Contra scandal for high-level posts.^[28][29] These include

• Elliott Abrams:^[30] under Bush, the Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director on the National Security Council for Near East and North African Affairs; in Iran Contra, pleaded guilty on two counts of unlawfully withholding information, pardoned.
• Otto Reich:^[31] head of the Office of Public Diplomacy under Reagan.
• John Negroponte:^[32] under Bush, the National Intelligence Director.
• Admiral John Poindexter:^[33] under Bush, Director of the Information Awareness Office; in Iran Contra found guilty of multiple felony counts for conspiracy, obstruction of justice, lying to Congress, defrauding the government, and the alteration and destruction of evidence, convictions reversed.

Contra drug links

see also CIA and Contra's cocaine trafficking in the US

From the 1980s onward, allegations were made that the Contras were being funded through cocaine distribution.

One of the earliest such allegations was contained in a lawsuit filed in 1986 by two journalists represented by the Christic Institute, alleging that the CIA and other parties were engaged in criminal acts, including financing the purchase of arms with the proceeds of cocaine sales.^[34] The suit was dismissed; several of the named participants subsequently sued the Christic Institute for libel and won.

Senator John Kerry's 1988 U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations report on Contra drug links concluded that "senior U.S. policy makers were not immune to the idea that drug money was a perfect solution to the Contras' funding problems."^[35] Kerry was suspicious of North's connection with Manuel Noriega, Panama's drug baron. According to the National Security Archive, Oliver North had been in contact with Noriega and had met him personally.

In 1992 U.S. President George H.W. Bush pardoned persons involved in the scandal.^[36]

The allegations resurfaced in 1996 when journalist Gary Webb published reports in the San Jose Mercury News^[37], and later in his book Dark Alliance^[38], detailing how Contras had distributed crack cocaine into Los Angeles to fund weapons purchases. These reports were initially attacked by various other newspapers, which attempted to debunk the link, citing official reports that apparently cleared the CIA.

In 1998, CIA Inspector General Frederick Hitz published a two-volume report^[39] that substantiated many of Webb's claims, and described how 50 Contras and drug traffickers had been protected from law enforcement activity by the Reagan-Bush administration, and documented a cover-up of evidence relating to these activities. The report also showed that Oliver North and the NSC were aware of these activities. A report later that same year by the Justice Department Inspector General Michael Bromwich also came to similar conclusions.

In 2004, Gary Webb allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself twice in the head.