psychoceramics: Attention all consipracy buffs... (fwd)

[acb @ cs.monash.edu.au (Andrew C. Bulhak)]

Looks like the Cold War isn't over, and the KGB is alive an kicking.
Or so the Birch Bark BBS says.

 -- acb

----- Forwarded message from Harold Hubschman -----

Hello, all you conspiracy mavens, here's an interesting one. I don't know
for a fact, but I suspect the Birch Bark BBS is somehow involved with the
John Birch society. If they post a follow up to the following, linking the
incident to the federal reserve, we'll know for sure that they're birchers.

enjoy.

hh

why do I get such email? Don't ask.


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> From: 	James Fish[SMTP:j--@e--.com]
> Sent: 	Thursday, September 19, 1996 9:59 AM
> To: 	f--@e--.com
> Subject: 	[FWIW] An interesting report...
> 
> FWIW
> 
> 	A RUSSIAN LINK TO FLIGHT 800?
> 	-----------------------------
> 	According to the Autumn 1996 issue of the London-
> 	based International Currency Review, evidence has
> 	emerged that the explosion of TWA Flight 800, which
> 	claimed the lives of more than 200 people, was a
> 	terrorist attack carried out by the Russian security
> 	apparatus. The Review reports:
> 
> 		A KGB defector...has informed us
> 		that the TWA plane was sabotaged
> 		by Russian intelligence. This
> 		operation had to be implemented
> 		directly, rather than via control-
> 		led forces apparently separated
> 		from Yevgeny Primakov's global
> 		terror apparatus, because it was 
> 		tightly timed to precede the Group
> 		of Seven's meeting on security and
> 		terrorism - at which, inter alia,
> 		it was agreed that the G-7 countries
> 		and Russia would now have access to 
> 		the FBI's database, and that a compre-
> 		hensive exchange of intelligence and
> 		cooperation would ensue.
> 
> 	In the immediate aftermath of the Flight 800 tragedy,
> 	Aleksandr Lebed, head of the Russian Security Council,
> 	was quoted on National Public Radio as stating that
> 	"this bombing shows that international terror is a 
> 	problem requiring broader coordination in future 
> 	events."
> 
> Source: The New American
> 	Insider Report, p.11
> 	September 30, 1996
> 
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