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I was working with ONI. Certain government officials— people we investigate. politicians, brass and high-ranking military—have 11th FTW: Are you afraid you will be killed if you are extradited to Amendment privileges and can't be sued. Another government — the US? Why? agency has to go investigate activities connected to weapons MV: Yes. Because I have spoken out. smuggling, organised crime and drug trafficking. They use their FTW: Can you explain why the Canadian courts will not allow power to break laws, and we're not allowed to investigate them. your attorneys to introduce evidence that verifies your position Thus certain parts of the US government designed an entity with the US Navy? called UIID (Unofficial Intelligence Investigation Division). It MV: Yes. The Canadians are totally subservient to US intelli- was designed by Admiral Jeremy Michael Boorda, who allegedly gence interests. They're afraid of Uncle Sam. It would also prove committed suicide. Boorda put this together prior to becoming that CSIS covered up Marc Bastien's death, and that there was a CNO [Chief of Naval Operations]. He was not a bad guy. cover-up involving a member of a major drug organisation that Intelligence officers are sometimes put into positions where __ had planned assassinations of prominent Canadians. In fact, one they are given assignments to infiltrate specific organisations that individual was found dead in a vat of acid. He was a hit man. are powerful enough to check out a newcomer's background. FTW: What do you want? Page 335 of the Charter Application in Canadian Court shows a MV: I want my uniform back, my back pay at $4,210.90 a copy of orders from Southern Command. These orders are dated = month and my honour. [Vreeland received discharge papers in April 18, 2000, concerning an anti-drug jail, just days after 9-11. The discharge, operation we were mounting. At approxi- faxed via an unnamed source, did not specify mately the same time, the media released "Honorable" or "Dishonorable" conditions, ina This was means of providing cover | TA@ Canadians are jn peecMent Bush to give mea full and credibility for me with the people I was totally subservient to and complete pardon and the amnesty of the my limes h b US intelligence interests. Beeman Tam owed that. wane : How many times have you been . ush personally to know everything that arrested on criminal charges? They're afraid of now, and what kind of threats there are ih pus tre Some of ee Uncle Sam. It would against the US. It's never going to happen, ike a charge in New York. I had been so I am now seeking permanent refugee sta- at the UN, and I had definitely been also prove that tus in Canada and the protection of the drinking. CSIS covered up United Nations. FTW: How many times have you been Marc Bastien's death FTW: What do you think will happen convicted? 4 next in your case? and that there was a cover-up involving a member of a major drug organisation that had planned assassinations of prominent Canadians." MV: Ihave never been legally con- victed of any criminal felony activity anywhere. The drunk driving charge is still pending, and I have admitted in open court that I did it. FTW: The Michigan warrant for credit card fraud is based upon the use of your own credit card. How do you explain this? MV: It is a set-up. FTW: Were your credit cards authorised or facilitated by the US Navy or any part of the US MV: I don't know. My attorney is in court seeking a postponement of the extradition case because the Canadian government will not allow me to sub- poena very important US witnesses from the Pentagon and other places. FTW: Is the "War on Terrorism" about something other than what the people of the world are being told? MV: What "War on Terrorism"? FTW: What do you think will happen next in the war on terror? MV: Eventually, someone's going to government? have to tell the truth. Once those peo- MV: Yes. ple are dealt with according to law, FTW: Could the US government or any of its intelligence _ there will be no more false terror spread across the globe. oo agencies have "inserted" the charges through state and local agencies? Editor's Note: MV: Yes. Michael C. Ruppert, a speaker at the 2002 NEXUS FTW: You were in custody in New York on the date the | Conference in Sydney, is Publisher/Editor of From The alleged Michigan offence took place. What was the charge, and Wilderness newsletter. He can be contacted at: FTW, PO what was the disposition of that case? Box 6061-350, Sherman Oaks, CA 91413, USA, telephone MV: That was the DUI charge. (818) 788 8791, fax (818) 981 2847, email mruppert@copv- FTW: Was working with organised crime families a part of | Cia.com, website http://www.copvcia.com. FTW is published your duties with the navy? 11 times annually; subscriptions are US$50 in USA for 12 MV: Yes. issues, or US$60 foreign. FTW: Were any of the organised crime families in Michigan? Mike Ruppert advises that as a result of the most recent MV: Yes. hackings of their website, FTW's sales and cash flow have FTW: For what reason were you working with organised been interrupted while they are spending the thousands of crime? dollars necessary to upgrade security and web services. FTW MV: I was under orders to do so, 90 per cent of the time. | supporters who wish to make donations in this emergency Organised crime supplies the weapons and drugs that go to the — may do so by calling (818) 788 8791. "The Canadians are totally subservient to US intelligence interests. They're afraid of Uncle Sam. It would also prove that CSIS covered up Marc Bastien's death, and that there was a cover-up involving a member of a major drug organisation that had planned assassinations of prominent Canadians." Editor's Note: Michael C. Ruppert, a speaker at the 2002 NEXUS Conference in Sydney, is Publisher/Editor of From The Wilderness newsletter. He can be contacted at: FTW, PO Box 6061-350, Sherman Oaks, CA 91413, USA, telephone (818) 788 8791, fax (818) 981 2847, email mruppert@copv- cia.com, website http:/www.copvcia.com. FTW is published 11 times annually; subscriptions are US$50 in USA for 12 issues, or US$60 foreign. Mike Ruppert advises that as a result of the most recent hackings of their website, FTW's sales and cash flow have been interrupted while they are spending the thousands of dollars necessary to upgrade security and web services. FTW supporters who wish to make donations in this emergency may do so by calling (818) 788 8791. 16 ¢ NEXUS JUNE - JULY 2002 www.nexusmagazine.com