Reports from the FSB

Feb 02, 2009 06:52

Reports from the FSB

Texas Private Prison Riot Kills 300

An FSB report circulating in the Kremlin. 300 inmates are claimed to be killed and media reports of "this massacre of these victims imprisoned in that Nation’s vast gulag of for profit private prisons are only confirming that a ‘major riot’ is currently underway at the Reeves County Detention Center in Texas which houses over 3,000 inmates at this facility owned by Cheney’s GEO Group, Inc."

This riot follows "a December, 2008 uprising, and which according to US news reports resulted in 2 deaths under ‘mysterious circumstances’." GEO Group, Inc. is the former Wackenhut Private Security Company.

Rumors of fights between the two US government factions persist with the claim that Obama "has been quick to ruthlessly attack the Bush-Clinton-CIA Drug Empire with his European allies."

Der Spiegel reported, “NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander for Europe General John Craddock, ordered NATO soldiers in Afghanistan to kill anyone involved in the drug industry, even if there was no evidence they were insurgents.”

The drug running rumors have persisted since Clinton.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/02/01/texas.prison.riot/index.html
http://www.texasprisonbidness.org/scandals/riot-and-mysterious-deaths-geos-reeves-county-detention-center
http://news.antiwar.com/2009/01/29/nato-chief-slams-unacceptable-leak-of-craddocks-position/


America Joins Europe to Prosecute Israelis

A Russian Foreign Ministry report. Hu Jintao provoked Obama's initial lack of interest in Hague war crimes charges against Israel by responding, "make no mistake about this, we are not the United States of Israel, we are the United States of America”.

After this incident, Rice, the US Ambassador to the UN, began the process of enforcing international laws on a sovereign state, requiring that “Israel must investigate allegations that its army violated international law during its three-week war against Hamas... We expect Israel will meet its international obligations to investigate."

In addition, Spain had begun its own investigation.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1060074.html