Ken FawcettApril 17, 1994: Ken Fawcett, "Blind JusticeThu Mar 9, 2006 21:47
April 17, 1994: Ken Fawcett, "Blind Justice"
First draft!! (Transcript suspended because of prepared text.)
Ron Engelman: On the air, on March the 5th, on KGBS, I was taking phone calls from people all over the country that were, very upset with what had happened down here, obviously. And I received a phone call from a gentleman that said, "Hey! I think there's a way that we might be able to get in contact with the Branch Davidians." And I said, "How's that?" He said, "Well, I have got over 100 hours of videotape-" now this is on March the 5th- "I have over 100 hours of videotape. And, I have noticed one thing. Their satellite dish has not moved since, the raid Sunday morning." He said, "Why don't you ask them if they're listening, and if they are, have them move the satellite dish." I believe the satellite dish he thought was on, Galaxy 6, I believe, and he wanted it, you know, if they were listening, to move the satellite dish to Galaxy 1. About five minutes later, he called back and he said, "The satellite dish moved, they're listening to you." So from that point on, I knew, and everyone else knew, that, the Branch Davidians, here at Mt. Carmel, were listening to my program every morning between 9AM and 12 noon. And there have been reports that those programs and all, everything that was coming into this area was being jammed by the FBI and the ATF. And I know that to be, another lie. Because, people that were in there, till the day the fire started, told me that they listened to my show every day, every day- until, the day of the fire. As a matter of fact, remembered one statement that I made, uh, when the, the fire actually- before the fire started. I, uh- I told David, I said, "David, you could- you've got to come out. They're not gonna stop; it's just going to get worse. The only thing you can do now, is to- get the women and children, and the men in there- leave the weapons inside, put your hands up in the air, cameras are on you, all over this country everybody's watching this. And you can walk out of there, and, no one else needs to die." And I said, "Come on, David," I said, "it's not going to get any better, it's just going to get worse. From this point forward, it's just going to get worse." And, David Thibodeau, who was, inside at the time- he was one of those who came out after the fire started- heard that plea. So we know that, that everything that was said from my radio program, as well as a number of other radio progams and television programs, were being seen a-, and heard by the Branch Davidians, unlike some of the stories you've told- you've been told.
The gentleman I was talking about a couple of minutes ago- that, suggested that the Branch Davidians, move their satellite dish, to see if, David Koresh and the Branch Davidians were listening to me is our next speaker. He's given himself tirelessly over the last year- and it's cost dearly- it's cost a lot of us dearly- his name is Ken Fawcett, I'd like to introduce Ken Fawcett. Ken? [applause]
Thank you, Ron, and thanks for coming everybody. I'm not a public speaker, so I've got some good news: I'm going to be a little shorter than thirty minutes.
Um- we all miss Ron up here, I want to say that first of all, in, in the Dallas area. If there's any way he can get back on the air, I know I speak for everybody that, we'd like to have him back in, uh, on the air here in Dallas. [applause]
I still believe that the United States of America, is the greatest system in the world. And that our court systems, are the greatest court systems in the world. And that was confirmed to me, when on February the 26th,
your house. Let's get this thing stopped while we still have the chance to do it. Thanks, and good day, gang. [applause]
Ron Engelman: Thanks, Ken. Ken Fawcett.
You know, there will be a victory one of these days, we hope. That day will come, when the ATF and the FBI agents responsible for killing the people out here, are put on trial. That's when the victory will come... [applause]
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Waco and the Drug Mafia
Wednesday, November 12, 1997 7:42:23 AM
Paul Watson (pwatson@utdallas.edu)
Question, was there a drug connection in Waco?
I think there is a strong connection. Ken Fawcett said on the short wave show Radio Free America that he and his friends found the remains of a meth lab stored in a metal shed on the back of the Mount Carmel property. As I recall the story, when Koresh was digging the peer and beam holes for one of the new buildings, he dug up the lab and several rubber stamps with fictitious names of companies, but all had the same post office box.
He called the sheriff, who told him just to get rid of it, they knew all about it. The guess is that Roden, the past head of the Davidians, was running the meth lab. WFAA (Belo Broadcasting ABC) here in Dallas did a series of investigative reports on the Waco DA: plea bargaining down many of the drug dealers charged in his county, well below the state average. The DA sued Belo, and I have been told they settled out of court for $10 million. The drug path goes to Mena, Arkansas and Dan Lasater: the CIA and Ollie North running drugs back into Mena. It is rumored that Clinton was paid 10% of the money to look the other way. Dan Lasater, Webster Hubbell, Hillary Clinton, and the Rose law firm are all part of the Arkansas drug connection. Webster Hubbell was the White House representative at the House Waco hearings. It is said that Webster Hubbell, Vince Foster and Hillary Clinton ran the whole Waco siege from the White House. Many think Waco was behind the death of Vince Foster. Then there is the FBI director William Sessions, who was fired the day after Vince Foster died. Davidian lawyer Dick Degarrin was a law school friend of Sessions. William Sessions said on ABC Barbara Walters show that Dick called him and convinced him to come down and talk to Koresh directly to end the siege. As soon as the White House found out, he was put under "House arrest" in his office and fired and Vince Foster died all in the same couple of days. This all sounds a little to connected for me.
The Mafia Boss in Waco?
As best as I can find it was Benard Rapoport who sells all the life insurance to Teamsters Union members and is of course connected to the Chicago Mafia, Dan Rostenkowski, Hillary Clinton, Hubbell, Dan Lasater, Mochtar Riady, John Huang, the Chinese Communist and the whole Opium-China-CIA connection going back I guess to the Boxer rebellion.
Bernard Rapoport of Waco
Trent C Mulkern (tmulkern@mail.ameritel.net)
Clinton Friend Is Questioned In Federal Teamsters Probe
By GLENN R. SIMPSON
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON -- Federal prosecutors and Senate investigators have questioned a Texas businessman close to President Clinton about his knowledge of possibly improper financial dealings between the Teamsters union and the Democratic Party.
Bernard Rapoport, owner of a Waco insurance company that sells policies to members of the Teamsters and other unions, told investigators that he learned from a Teamsters official and a Democratic senator of possibly improper plans to help fund Teamster President Ron Carey's re-election campaign last year. But he said he advised against the plans and didn't help Mr. Carey's campaign. Mr. Rapoport, a major contributor to the Democratic Party, was questioned Monday by Senate investigators and spoke with prosecutors in Manhattan several weeks ago about fund raising for Mr. Carey.
Federal prosecutors are investigating an alleged agreement between Democratic Party officials and fund-raisers for Mr. Carey to swap campaign contributions. The brief involvement of Mr. Rapoport in the talks between the Teamsters and the Democrats sheds more light on the once-obscure dealings between the two groups, although they apparently never resulted in any actual transactions.
Last month, three Carey associates pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to fraud charges involving the Teamsters election, including charges that the attempted donation swap was part of a criminal conspiracy to defraud the Teamsters. Prosecutors continue to question a number of Democratic Party operatives.
In a recent interview, Mr. Rapoport acknowledged meeting with prosecutors but wouldn't give details. "Neither this company nor myself ever take sides in a labor election," he said Monday, "because our business is primarily with unions and our unalterable rule is we never take sides in their internal affairs." Several lawyers and government investigators described Mr. Rapoport's involvement in the matter.
Under the alleged swap agreement, Democratic officials were to persuade some of their large contributors to help Mr. Carey in exchange for Teamsters political-action committee contributions to the Democrats; prosecutors are exploring whether Mr. Rapoport may have been one such person. The Teamsters official who allegedly discussed the contribution swap with Mr. Rapoport, say lawyers and others involved in the matter, was William Hamilton, who ran the Teamsters PA...il he came under investigation by prosecutors last summer. Mr. Hamilton, whom prosecutors have depicted in court documents as a central figure in the contribution-swap scheme, and Mr. Rapoport are longtime associates through their involvement in Texas Democratic politics. Mr. Hamilton's lawyer, Bob Gage, declined to comment.
Investigators are looking into whether a Sept. 30, 1996, fund-raiser for Mr. Carey, attended by an aide to Mr. Rapoport, is linked to the swap discussions. Jules Pagano, a Washington representative of Mr. Rapoport's American Income Life Insurance Co., is listed along with Mr. Hamilton on an invitation for the $100-a-ticket Washington event.
Mr. Rapoport said he wasn't involved in the fund-raiser, adding, "If Mr. Pagano went, he went as an individual and certainly not as a representative of our company." Mr. Pagano Monday said that he agreed to be a host of the fund-raiser at the request of a former labor leader's widow and that he wasn't asked to do so by Mr. Rapoport. Mr. Pagano said he didn't contribute to Mr. Carey after he learned that under federal labor law he was ineligible to help Mr. Carey because he is an employer.
The Democratic senator with whom Mr. Rapoport allegedly discussed the swap proposal was Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, who chairs the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. As reported, the Senate Democrats' fund-raising group also discussed the contribution-swap plan with party officials. A spokesman for Mr. Kerrey said the senator remembers hearing about the proposal and wouldn't be surprised if he had mentioned it to Mr. Rapoport, whom he regards as an adviser. But the spokesman said Mr. Kerrey never took the proposal seriously, and Mr. Rapoport said Mr. Kerrey wasn't interested in pursuing the contribution swap.
Meanwhile, Mr. Carey Monday again denied involvement in the alleged fund-raising improprieties. In a speech at the National Press Club, he said it was a "few individuals" in his campaign who devised and carried out the schemes.
In another disclosure about the Teamsters probe, the Associated Press reported that an $85,000 mailing by the National Council of Senior Citizens last year, paid for by the Teamsters, benefited Mark Warner, a Democratic candidate for the Senate in Virginia. Prosecutors have alleged that this was the first step in an improper transfer of funds from Mr. Warner's campaign to Mr. Carey's effort through a direct-mail firm. The seniors group denied any wrongdoing, and a lawyer for Mr. Warner's campaign said she was unaware of any impropriety.
--Glenn Burkins contributed to this article.
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Waco Pictures - Satellite City
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