Moon cult: the allegations of ciminality and terrorism: RAPE, TORTURE, MURDER, DRUG MONEY AND CIA NARCO TERRORIST COLLABORATION
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MURDER, DRUG MONEY AND CIA NARCO TERRORIST COLLABORATION
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The CIA, the Moon cult, the National Socialist Movement (the Nazis) and
Klaus Barbie's Bolivian Cocaine Coup.
North Korean cult leader, Capitalist and Korean racist Sun Myung Moon
financed and was a co-conspirator with the CIA narco-terrorists and with the
Butcher of Bolivia
Moon's Millions and Klaus Barbie's Bolivian Cocaine Coup
By Robert Parry. www.consortiumnews.com
Robert Parry is a veteran investigative reporter, who broke many of the
Iran-contra stories in the 1980s for The Associated Press and Newsweek.
." On July 17, the Cocaine Coup began, spearheaded by Klaus Barbie and his
neo-fascist goon squad dubbed Fiances of Death. "The masked thugs were not
Bolivians; they spoke Spanish with German, French and Italian accents,"
Levine wrote. "Their uniforms bore neither national identification nor any
markings, although many of them wore Nazi swastika armbands and insignias."
The slaughter was fierce. When the putschists stormed the national labour
headquarters, they wounded labour leader Marcelo Quiroga, who had led the
effort to indict former military dictator Hugo Banzer on drug and corruption
charges. Quiroga "was dragged off to police headquarters to be the object of
a game played by some of the torture experts imported from Argentina's
dreaded Mechanic School of the Navy," Levine wrote. "These experts applied
their 'science' to Quiroga as a lesson to the Bolivians, who were a little
backward in such matters. They kept Quiroga alive and suffering for hours.
His castrated, tortured body was found days later in a place called 'The
valley of the Moon' in southern La Paz." Women captives were gang-raped as
part of their torture. To Levine back in Buenos Aires, it was soon clear
"that the primary goal of the revolution was the protection and control of
Bolivia's cocaine industry. All major drug traffickers in prison were
released, after which they joined the neo-Nazis in their rampage. Government
buildings were invaded and trafficker files were either carried off or
burned. Government employees were tortured and shot, the women tied and
repeatedly raped by the paramilitaries and the freed traffickers." The
fascists celebrated with swastikas and shouts of "Heil Hitler!" Hermann
reported. Col. Arce-Gomez, a central-casting image of a bemedaled,
pot-bellied Latin dictator, grabbed broad powers as Interior Minister. Gen.
Luis Garcia Meza was installed as Bolivia's new president. Among the first
well-wishers arriving in La Paz to congratulate the new government was
Moon's top lieutenant, Bo Hi Pak (KCIA). The Moon organization published a
photo of Pak meeting with Gen. Garcia Meza. After the visit to the
mountainous capital, Pak declared, "I have erected a throne for Father Moon
in the world's highest city."
According to later Bolivian government and newspaper reports, a Moon
representative invested about $4 million in preparations for the coup.
Bolivia's WACL representatives also played key roles, and CAUSA, one of
Moon's anti-communist organizations, listed as members nearly all the
leading Bolivian coup-makers. [CAIB, Winter 1986].. As the drug lords
consolidated their power in Bolivia, the Moon organization expanded its
presence, too. Hermann reported that in early 1981, war criminal Barbie and
Moon leader Thomas Ward were often seen together in apparent prayer.
Mingolla, the Argentine intelligence officer, described Ward as his CIA
paymaster, with the $1,500 monthly salary coming from the CAUSA office of
Ward's representative. [CAIB, Winter 1986].. ..On May 31, 1981, Moon
representatives sponsored a CAUSA reception at the Sheraton Hotel's Hall of
Freedom in La Paz. Bo Hi Pak and Garcia Meza led a prayer for President
Reagan's recovery from an assassination attempt. In his speech, Bo Hi Pak
declared, "God had chosen the Bolivian people in the heart of South America
as the ones to conquer communism." According to a later Bolivian
intelligence report, the Moon organization sought to recruit an "armed
church" of Bolivians, with about 7,000 Bolivians receiving some paramilitary
training.