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"Secret Heartbeat of America - The CIA and Drugs"
Stunning evidence of CIA and US govt involvement in drug trafficking world-wide.110 min. $19.95
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"Masters of the Universe - The Secret Birth of the Federal Reserve"

Was there a takeover of the US by int'l bankers? Visit the scene of a crime so perfect that for thirty years, no one knew it had even taken place, the birth of a criminal conspiracy to rob each and every bank vault in America.

The true story of the birth of the Federal Reserve. 50.min. $19.95

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"In Search of the American Drug Lords"

A 3- year investigation into the life and times of  the biggest drug smuggler in America's history... as well as one of the most famous CIA agent to ever live.
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"The Big Fix 2000"

Who own America’s elections? Did Mobsters decide the fate of the 2000 election in Florida? From Austin, Texas, on election night to the media frenzy in Tallahassee and Palm Beach, Florida...And then on to the mean streets of New York and New Jersey. Uncovering hidden connections to nationwide electoral fraud. $19.95

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16 separate seizures of 5.5 tons of cocaine …
What’s up with that?
   

Airline Industry Information

April 20, 2006

HEADLINE: Police officers detained at Mexican airport over cocaine discovery

Police officers at Caudal del Carmen airport, a small airport in Mexico, have been detained for possibly being involved in a cocaine haul. The cocaine was reportedly found in an empty passenger aircraft. According to local Mexican media at least five police officers had been held for questioning while other staff are being investigated. The employees were allegedly trying to stop the aircraft from being searched. Other police officers were said to have disappeared after 5.5 tonnes of cocaine was found in a DC-9 from Venezuela. The aircraft had landed at the airport on 11 April. The drug haul is estimated to be worth about USD100m.

 

17 March 2006

UNODC Compliments Ecuador on Seizure of 5.5 Tons of Cocaine

VIENNA, 17 March (UN Information Service) - The Executive Director, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Antonio Maria Costa, congratulated Ecuador on the seizure of more than 5.5 tons of cocaine in the port of Guayaquil, Ecuador.

The cocaine, with a street value of around US$556 million in North America or Europe, was uncovered in a joint operation by police and customs, working together in a new Joint Port Control Unit set up with the support of UNODC.

"This is a stunning success by a major UNODC project," said the UNODC Executive Director. "Guayaquil has for decades been a haven for contraband. This massive seizure is a powerful shot across the bows of the drug traffickers."

 Ecuadorean police and customs found 5.562 tons of cocaine in a container loaded with bed sheets which arrived on a ship from the Colombian port of Buenaventura in December 2005.  They became suspicious after the container had lain in the port for several months, as the cargo did not have the necessary certificates of origin.

The cocaine, mixed with plaster and glue, had been packed in the corrugated channels of  cardboard dividers placed between different layers of sheets.

 

Athens News Agency

August 30, 2004

HEADLINE: MASTERMIND OF MAJOR COCAINE SHIPMENT ARRESTED IN GERMANY, PROCEDURES SET IN MOTION FOR EXTRADITION TO GREECE

A Greek businessman, believed to be the mastermind of an international drug smuggling ring reportedly behind the shipment of 5.5 tons of cocaine seized off Gibraltar in mid-July was arrested Monday morning in Germany

According to sources, Angelopoulos, known in the drug racket as "the fat man", was arrested by German police, acting on an international arrest warrant, raided the hotel near Stutgart airport at around 4:00 a.m. local time as Angelopoulos was sleeping. 

The Greek authorities have been informed of the arrest, and procedures have been set in motion for Angelopoulos' extradition to Greece.

 

ANSA English Media Service

June 16, 2004

HEADLINE: VENEZUELA: POLICE ANNOUNCE RECORD DRUG HAUL

DATELINE: CARACAS

(ANSA) - CARACAS, June 16 - Police seized about 5.5 tonnes of cocaine of very high purity in in three  agricultural establishments in the state of Guarico, central Venezuela. 

According to local press, three Colombian drug traffickers were killed during the police operation and nine were arrested.

 

Nationwide News Pty Limited 

Sunday Mail (SA)

July 25, 2004 Sunday

HEADLINE: $154m haul in drug raids

COLOMBIAN police have seized 5.5 tonnes of cocaine with a US street value of $154 million in the biggest haul of the illegal drug for years.

 

BBC Monitoring Latin America - Political

Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring

October 25, 2003, Saturday

HEADLINE: Bolivia: Special Anti-Narcotics Force reports record drug seizures

La Paz, 22 October (ABI Bolivian government Information Agency ): The Special Anti-Narcotics Force (FELCN) seized 21.1 tons of cocaine in 5,177 anti-drugs operations between August 2002 and 11 October 2003. 

The final report of the time in office of former Deputy Social Defence Minister Ernesto Justiniano notes that the FELCN also destroyed 1,854 cocaine factories in 5,177 operations and confiscated 716,000 lbs of coca leaves. The FELCN recorded its largest number of drug seizures, 48 per cent more than the number achieved in 2002.  

In the report the results of Operation Moonlight stand out. It is described as the most important operation since the creation of the FELCN, with the seizure of 5.5 tons of cocaine that was going to go out to the European market.

 

Agence France Presse -- English

May 30, 2002 Thursday

HEADLINE: US, Colombian coastguards seize 5.5 tonnes of cocaine

DATELINE: BOGOTA, May 30 

The US and Colombian Coast Guard have seized 5.5 tonnes of cocaine aboard a fishing boat that was heading to the United States, officials said. Nine crewmembers were arrested Wednesday aboard the Colombian-flagged vessel "Punta del Este," some 1,200 kilometers (745 miles) northwest of the Galapagos islands, after leaving Colombia's major Pacific port of Buenaventura.

 

Associated Press Worldstream

February 19, 2001; Monday

HEADLINE: Spanish police seize 5 tons of cocaine in high-seas raid

DATELINE: MADRID, Spain

Spanish customs police seized some 5 metric tons (5.5 tons) of cocaine, with an estimated street value of dlrs 285 million, on a fishing ship in one of Spain's biggest anti-drug operations in recent months.

The ship Abrente, flying a British flag of convenience, was boarded early Monday some 350 miles (560 kilometers) west of Spain's Canary Island archipelago.

  

Agence France Presse -- English

August 21, 2000, Monday

HEADLINE: More than five tonnes of cocaine seized in Venezuela

DATELINE: CARACAS, Aug 20

 Venezuelan authorities have broken up a major drug trafficking ring and seized 5.5 tonnes of cocaine as part of an international anti-drug operation involving eight nations, the National Guard announced Sunday.

 As many as 173 packages of cocaine were seized on Muasinoina Island, in the delta of the Orinoco River, in the east of the country as part of operation "Orinoco 2000," said National Guard General Gerardo Briceno.

 He described the raid on the traffickers' base as the largest cocaine seizure so far in Venezuela.

 

The Associated Press State & Local Wire

May 26, 1999, Wednesday, PM cycle

HEADLINE: Years-old drug tunnel beneath border finally found

DATELINE: NACO, Ariz.

 A transborder tunnel believed to have been used for years to smuggle drugs is the third found in Arizona this decade. It may not be the last.

 "If I were a betting man, I'd say there are probably quite a few more," said Thomas Raffanello, special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration for Arizona.

 Authorities had suspected the existence of this one since seizing 5.5 tons of cocaine in a Tucson warehouse in December 1996

  

InfoLatina S.A. de C.V.

August 30, 1998

HEADLINE: Engulfed In Controversy, Debernardi Resigns Biggest Cocaine Bust This Year

 In a major joint operation, authorities finished unloading on Wednesday approximately 2.5 metric tons (about 5.5 tons) of cocaine discovered on a ship off the Guerrero coast on Monday, according to a joint press release from the Federal Attorney General's Office (PGR) and the secretaries of Defense and Navy.

 In what was the biggest cocaine seizure this year, officials in Mexico acted on information provided by a U.S.-backed hemispheric reconnaissance system to track and search a ship moving in international waters off the west coast.

 The National Secretariat of Defense detained two suspects who tried to flee once the ship, named Lady Douna had been detained. During the inspection, officials discovered 84 packets of cocaine, each weighing a combined total of 2.559 tons. 

 

Orlando Sentinel (Florida)

April 4, 1999 Sunday, METRO

HEADLINE: 5.5 TONS OF COCAINE SEIZED IN VENEZUELA

 CARACAS, Venezuela -Venezuelan authorities seized 5.5 tons of cocaine, equivalent to 70 percent of last year's total seizures, narcotics officials said Saturday.

 

Agence France Presse -- English

March 08, 1994 11:24 Eastern Time

HEADLINE: Ringleaders escape the net after record drugs seizure

DATELINE: TURIN, Italy, March 8

The bosses of a major drugs ring escaped arrest after a record seizure of 5.5 tonnes of cocaine aboard a truck here, with only intermediaries arrested, police officials admitted Tuesday. 

The cocaine, smuggled in on a boat from Colombia in a banana cargo, was seized overnight Saturday. Police announced its seizure on Monday.

 

United Press International

November 17, 1994, Thursday, BC cycle

HEADLINE: Sting nets 5.5 tons of cocaine

DATELINE: LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17

Federal, state and local law enforcement officers have arrested 14 suspected drug smugglers and seized 5.5 tons of cocaine worth $500 million in the largest undercover cocaine bust in U.S. history. More than 100 law enforcement officers raided a posh Riverside County ranch earlier this week and several other Southern California sites in making the bust that reaped 5.5 tons of cocaine and nearly a dozen firearms, including several semiautomatic weapons

 

Agence France Presse -- English

March 07, 1994 16:40 Eastern Time

HEADLINE: Huge cocaine seizure in Italy sets European record

DATELINE: TURIN, Italy, March 7

Italian police confiscated 5.5 tonnes of cocaine aboard a truck in Europe's largest drug seizure yet, officials said Monday.

The cocaine, smuggled from Colombia and with a street value of around 300 million dollars, was found when a truck was stopped on a road in northern Italy overnight Saturday, police in Turin said.  

 

SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER

May 10, 1993, Monday , FINAL

HEADLINE: SHIP SEIZED WITH 5.5 TONS OF COCAINE

DATELINE: Florida

A ship seized in the Pacific Ocean after authorities said it was carrying about 11,000 pounds of cocaine along with its cargo of fish meal arrived in Miami Beach yesterday.

The 225-foot Sea Chariot  was spotted April 22 by a Navy helicopter in international waters about 300 miles south of Panama, Coast Guard spokesman Lt. Cmdr. Jim Howe said.

 

Journal of Commerce

November 21, 1989, Tuesday

HEADLINE: MARITIME BRIEFS

BYLINE: Wire and Staff Reports

NO ILLICIT DRUGS FOUND IN PHILA. SHIPMENT

PHILADELPHIA - U.S. Customs Service and Drug Enforcement Agency personnel in Philadelphia searched through roughly 4,300 barrels of sodium hydroxide but found no illicit drugs, according to officials from both agencies.

The barrels of the chemical, commonly known as lye, were part of a shipment off-loaded at Philadelphia by Senator Linie. Barrels from the same shipment were sent to New York City, and subsequently were found to contain about 5.5 tons of cocaine.

 "We came up with a goose egg," said Steven Knox, district director for Customs in Philadelphia. Customs and the DEA will pursue their investigation of imports brought into the country by Arenal Inc., a company apparently created by drug traffickers, according to Customs and DEA officials.

 

 
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