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The 'fbi criminals exposed' is my primary purpose in life; read the
material that I and others present and then decide whether you support
the fbi/cia terrorists or their victims.
The fbi as most informed readers know is corrupt and homicidal; this
group of thugs uses every trick in the book to imprison, torture and
kill their perceived adversaries. The full range of their crimes
against Humanity are hidden from public view until now; every piece of
evidence that would indict the criminals in the fbi and the cia must
be presented for the world to see. For this reason I have invited the
world to send to me, or to post such evidence because in time these
documentations of fbi/cia crimes will be the groundwork for stopping
their murderous activities. Further, the human potential for
committing unthinkably evil acts is exemplified in the agents,
operatives, handlers and associates of the fbi and the cia; all
reports which shed light on the inhumane and criminal characters
within these two decadent and murderous groups are important
contributions to the study of the downfall of modern civilization. One
such valuable report by Yvonne Ridley is shown below; others are
offered by this reporter and his associates globally on this and other
sites.



From:
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Hoover, the FBI, and Aafia Siddiqui
Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:13:44 GMT
By Yvonne Ridley, Press TV
Aafia Siddiqui
The FBI lost much of its credibility when its chief J. Edgar Hoover
was revealed to be a transvestite who preferred to be called Mary.

Hoover, probably the most powerful men in America some say even more
powerful then the presidents he served under, was the originator of
dirty tricks campaign and kept a lot of dirt on other people in his
files.

The only players who were immune to Hoover's secret files were those
who had secrets of their own about his personal life - namely, the
Mafia. Mafia bosses obtained information about Hoover's sex life and
used it for decades to keep the FBI at bay. Without this, the Mafia as
we know it might never have gained its hold in America.

In May of 1972, Hoover - approaching his fifty-five-year anniversary
with the Justice Department - boasted that the FBI remained the
organization that he built upon his own principles and standards - of
course now we know exactly what standards Hoover aka Mary had.

The FBI never really recovered its power or prestige once Hoover was
ousted as a cross dresser.

There was more scandal to follow when Acting Director L. Patrick Gray
was forced to resign after being caught up in the Watergate drama
which brought down President Richard Nixon aka Tricky Dicky.

The FBI is supposed to be an institute based around freedom and
democracy; instead it has become a factory from which lies and deceit
are manufactured.

The reason for this brief history lesson into the FBI will now become
apparent.

You see it is quite obvious that from cross dressers, liars and
fraudsters, the FBI has now moved into the realms of fantasy land with
the news that Dr. Aafia Siddique has "conveniently" been found outside
a governor's office in Afghanistan with her 12 year old son ... FIVE
years after her disappearance in Karachi.

According to the FBI she was in possession of "numerous documents
describing the creation of explosives, as well as excerpts from the
Anarchist's Arsenal, descriptions of various landmarks in the United
States, including in New York City" - you know, all the regular stuff
a female terrorist would carry in her handbag!

The fantasists who concocted this story may as well have put Dr.
Siddique in Hoover's old red dress while they were on with it.

What we do know is that she has been shot at and injured. She was
extradited to New York last night (Monday) and is being held in a
prison in Manhatten down the road from the nightclub where Hoover used
to pose as Mary.

She faces charges of attempted murder and assault of a US officer.

Does the FBI really think we are all that stupid and gullible?

Dr. Aafia Siddiqui - who had been sought by the FBI for several years
regarding terrorism according to their website - is accused of
shooting at two FBI special agents, a US Army warrant officer, an Army
captain and military interpreters who unknowingly entered a room where
she was being held unsecured.

She fired two shots, but hit no one, officials said. The warrant
officer returned fire with a pistol, shooting Siddiqui at least once.
She struggled with the officers before she lost consciousness, said
officials, adding that she received medical attention.

The day before the shootings, Afghan police had arrested Siddiqui
outside the Ghazni governor's compound after finding bomb-making
instructions, excerpts from the "Anarchist's Arsenal," papers with
descriptions of US landmarks and substances sealed 20 in bottles and
glass jars.

This all happened two weeks after I had given a press conference in
Islamabad calling on the US to handover Prisoner 650 - The Grey lady
of Bagram.

Coincidence? May be - but if the FBI think that we are going to buy
the bovine scatterings they have just released to the US media they
really do live in La La Land.

Let's look at the cold hard fact of the case.

Dr Siddiqui, 36, is an American-educated neuroscientist. Since 2003,
Siddiqui's whereabouts have been the source of much speculation.
According to Amnesty International, Siddiqui and her three small
children were reported apprehended in Karachi, Pakistan, in March 2003
after the FBI issued at alert requesting information about her
location earlier that month.

Several reports indicated Siddiqui was in US custody after her arrest
in Karachi. But in May 2004 then-Attorney General Ashcroft and FBI
Director Robert Mueller identified Siddiqui among several sought-after
al Qaeda members.

Human rights group and a lawyer for Ms. Siddiqui, Elaine Whitfield
Sharp, say they believe that she has been secretly detained since
2003, for much of that time at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

"We believe Aafia has been in custody ever since she disappeared," Ms.
Sharp said in a telephone interview yesterday, "and we're not willing
to believe that the discovery of Aafia in Afghanistan is coincidence."

American military and intelligence officials said that Ms. Siddiqui
was in Pakistan for most of the past five years until she resurfaced
last month and was captured by the Afghans.

She and her 12-year-old son were arrested in Ghazni, Afghanistan, on
July 17. The American officials accused Ms Siddiqui trying to bomb the
residence of Ghazni's provincial governor.

Someone who also does not buy this nonsense is Asim Qureshi, Senior
Researcher for the British-based international human rights
organization Cage prisoners has issued the following statement, "There
are many questions that the FBI and the Pakistani government need to
answer in light of this admission. Why have the FBI continued to
pretend to be seeking her while all the while knowing of her detention
in Afghanistan? Is Aafia indeed Prisoner 650 whose screams were heard
by former Bagram prisoners?

"Aafia Siddiqui is a woman who has been plagued by a number of
problems in her life, none of which have anything to do with
involvement with al-Qaeda. During the years the US claim she was
working as an operative for the organization she was in fact the
victim of domestic violence at the hands of an abusive husband.
Community members in Boston declare that she was incapable of any
violence, let alone being involved with a terrorist group.

"Whilst we welcome this disclosure reform the FBI, it has only come
after mounting international pressure, and five years of detention and
abuse. Siddiqui's case represents the problem of disappearances in
Pakistan in the most tragic way. The acceptance by the FBI that
Siddiqui has been in custody in Afghanistan raises important questions
which must be answered by the Pakistani and US governments. Siddiqui
must be returned to Pakistan in order to faces charges for any crime
she may have committed or released along with her children."

Cage prisoners have led 20th campaign for Aafia Siddiqui for the past
three years. Since her disappearance in March 2003 in Karachi, along
with her three young children, the FBI has continually denied reports
of her detention and that she was in their custody.

I am proud to be a patron of Cage Prisoners. Less than two weeks
before this fiasco emerged, I traveled to Pakistan with Cage prisoners
Director, Saghir Hussain, to launch their report, Devoid of the Rule
of the Law, at a press conference organized by Imran Khan.

The press conference sparked an international storm of outrage, when I
asked my colleagues in the Pakistan media to put pressure on the US to
identify Prisoner 650 and the release of Aafia Siddiqui.

I personally spoke with Lt. Col. Mark Wright at the US Pentagon who
denied all knowledge of Prisoner 650 or Dr Aafia Siddique.

Now I do not believe for one minute Lt. Col. Wright was lying - in
fact I did suggest to him that the people he was speaking to in
Afghanistan (the FBI) might be lying to him. I did ask him to call me
back when he had the facts.

Perhaps Lt. Col. Wright you might want to make that call now and tell
me the truth about Dr. Siddique and Prisoner 650 ... but whatever you
do mate, do not get your facts from the FBI which stands for Fantasy
Brigade International ... and that's just the polite version.

Yvonne Ridley is a patron of Cage Prisoners www.cageprisoners.com as
well as a broadcaster and journalist.

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