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The TRAITOR Bo Gritz part1
Thu Mar 11 12:44:58 2004
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Traitor James Gorden “BO” Gritz likes to pound his chest and tell everyone how great he is and how wonderful a patriot he is but;

Remember...it was Lt. Colonel James Gordon Gritz who had instructed the
Senate in 1992 that "Randy Weaver had accepted a $25,000. (draw) from the federal government in 1987, which he had used to help build the house upon the Ridge...but that Randy regretted that (move) ever since."

"Weaver...is a punk." Gritz told the Spokesman Review of Spokane,
Washington two weeks after the standoff ended. "Weaver is no hero...I
don't think he was a very good Special Forces soldier, I wouldn't have
wanted him in my command."
Gritz...later denied this quote. But reporter, J. Todd Foster taped the interview and the "Spokesman Review" editors stood by the story.

The following interview was conducted shortly in February, 1993, at
Gritz's suburban-style ranch home in a sparsely-populated canyon one
hour's drive west from Las Vegas. Parked in front of his house is a
twin-engine Cessna, his other plane was undergoing repair in San Diego.

AS AN INSIDER OR FORMER INSIDER, WHAT PRECIPITATED YOUR DECISION TO
CRITICIZE THE GOVERNMENT?

(Gritz) “One is common sense. Consciousness.

“...We do not sell our services. Our services are not for sale. They are given freely for what the motto Special Forces is. We Liberate the
Oppressed. De Oppresso Liber.
I have, but not with the same mercenary intent as Secord, accepted money on contract work for the CIA. For example, I trained Afghan Mujahadeen.
The checks we received were from Stanford Technology. I didn't have any idea at the time that Stanford Technology was hooked up with Albert
Hakin, Ollie North, Dick Secord, or any of the rest of them.

These checks come to you, you cash them.

When I was commander for Special Forces in Latin America I knew Manuel
Antonio Noriega personally. I was knowledgeable about Operation
Watchtower. My best friend, A. J. Baker, commanded the first Watchtower mission which was CIA aircraft flying (cocaine from Bolivia to Alford Air Force Base in Panama). Everyone associated has been killed except myself. I'm 240 pounds, I've got a 6th degree black belt. I've rained hair-covered knuckles down upon people and would do so again, properly provoked. But the only--I guess you could call it a threat--has been a telephone call wherein the person said the Israeli Mossad had figured in the death of three Special Forces Colonels. There were four who had knowledge of Watchtower, and I was the last. But nothing has ever happened (to me). I worked with the Mossad...I'm still alive; so obviously I haven't been targeted.”

[Traitor Gritz own words, he worked with Mossad. He wasn’t targeted. The other 3 are DEAD conveniently!
He doesn’t sell his services except to train Mujahadeen (terroists). His services are FREE if you buy his over inflated property, putting real patriots in one basket for the FEDS, 60 miles from nowhere.
It was Colonel James "Nick" Rowe that was going to spill the beans about Operation Watchtower. Nick Rowe was executed in the Subic Bay Naval Station. Rowe's testimony...and the testimony of his men...regarding this megalomaniac's Gritz treasonous activities in Vietnam...have been sealed forever. ]

SO, IT'S NOT JUST RENEGADE AGENTS BUT ORDERS FROM UP ON TOP?

(Gritz) “Listen, there are a lot of things I know now that weren't in my mind at that time.

Now, you had Armitage and von Marbod over in Vietnam taking out all the
classified and all the very valuable weapons systems. Armitage took his to the Philippines and von Marbod took a lot of his into Thailand.
These were cached. Now, what were they cached for? Because the guerrilla cannot eat money; they can't put it down the barrel of a gun; they want stuff they can use. We didn't have any money, but that didn't make any difference as long as we had guns and the wherewithal. To keep this engine going takes some fuel. Money is the fuel. And of course, dope is money.

And then you had guns. What they had on their side, in the hills, they
had the dope. We didn't want to make this a one-way trip.

Eventually, they would have run out. So what they did then, I believe,
it's good business practice. Where did the Contras get their guns from? They got them ultimately from the Israelis. And so we were dealing through the Mossad to dealing weapons to the Contras. But drugs seems to be a denominator. It allows for re-supply. So it doesn't run out.”

[Traitor Gritz still admitting working with Mossad dealing dope and guns remember he said” I knew Manuel Antonio Noriega personally.” Richard Armitage was the number 2 man in the DOD at the time.]

• The TRAITOR Bo Gritz part2 — Jackson Stonewall, Thu Mar 11 12:48