This is the next to last installment of Gary Webb's work...Dark Alliance.You would think we would wise up as a country to the criminals method, particularly those criminals who use the excuse of national security to silence those on to their nefarious activities.As always these criminals have a built in interference wall between themselves and the researchers called the main stream media(MSM).
Anyone who is paying attention at all,knows that the MSM is selling the 'opiate epidemic' to anyone who wants the 'official story',and has been now for well over a year.Putting the ' epidemic ' on a sacrificial segment of Big Pharma, is laughable at best,when in reality it intentional misinformation to keep you from looking at the real source of the problem,Heroin just like it has always been.But the REAL problem,is this heroin that has been killing people has Fentanyl in it. This heroin is showing up in cities across America,and the heroin is NOT being stepped on in this country. It is my opinion,that some of the same elements that Webb came across in his 'crack cocaine' odyssey,are now fighting this fentanyl/heroin infestation, the same way they fought the crack cocaine epidemic.Am I the only one wondering how a drug known in the medical profession,as the last drug of choice in a terminal situation,found it's way into the streets?....
I feel a tangent coming on,so here is a snip from this post...classic government criminal...
...Once again, Fenster demanded that the government turn over its records about Blandón, arguing that it was prejudicing Ross's chance to fairly cross examine his chief accuser. O'Neale calmly assured Fenster that he'd gotten everything the government felt he was entitled to know about Blandón—his prior arrest record and the fact that he'd been paid $40,000 for setting Ross up. What else could he possibly want?
"I don't think my client's life should be up to the government to determine what he should be allowed to know about Blandón's credibility," Fenster told Huff indignantly.
"The system we've set up has the government review all the information in its files to decide whether it complies with the law," Judge Huff replied blandly. "Mr. O'Neale, in good faith, has made that review."
"So we're supposed to trust the government to tell us if the CIA was involved?" Fenster asked. "They say that there's nothing that exists. I don't know if they really know that. I mean, I don't know if they've checked with the CIA to determine if such matters exist."
To my surprise, O'Neale admitted that he hadn't checked. Even though he'd personally assured the court several times that the government had no grounds to believe Blandón had any CIA ties, he'd never actually gotten around to asking the CIA. There was no need, he insisted: "One hopes that whatever the CIA does in the best interests of this country, that it will be concealed from view. And one hopes that if they do something that is in the worst interest or in violation of the laws of this country, that it will come to light. But, no, I haven't checked with the CIA. I've had no cause to check with the CIA."[wow,you cannot make this stuff up DC]
Huff ignored O'Neale's stunning admission and told Fenster that he should trust her to do the right thing. Why, just that morning, she reminded him, she'd ordered prosecutors to turn over two pages from Sergeant Tom Gordon's longmissing search warrant application for the 1986 raid on Blandón's house.
The rest of it, she'd decided, wasn't relevant. Huff denied Fenster's motions.
There was one other matter the United States wanted to take up, if the court would be so kind, O'Neale said. Huff smiled pleasantly at him and told him to go ahead.
Reaching into his briefcase, O'Neale yanked out a copy of the morning's L.A. Times and waved it over his head. It had come to his attention, he announced dramatically, that the defense lawyers were leaking confidential information to the press! Huff appeared shocked and looked angrily at the defense table. O'Neale noted that Katz's story contained a phrase from a Justice Department memo that explained Danilo Blandón's deal with the government.
"I submit to the Court that our reasonable belief is that this document was obtained from one of those four!" O'Neale said, jabbing the offending newspaper in the direction of the four defense attorneys across the courtroom. "And there is no other explanation! It's not a filed document. It's not a public record document. . .but somehow, somewhere, that letter of February 15th was given to a journalist!"
Huff gave the defense lawyers a hard stare.
"I'm not saying that there's any criminal wrongdoing here," O'Neale added. "I'm saying that we have to be very careful in this case about pre-trial publicity. . .. Not only am I concerned about a fair trial, I am also concerned with the safety of the witness and the witness' family. There is a real safety issue here. . .. We have heard through reliable sources that there are threats of death against the witness, and we take those seriously and this is a serious business."
O'Neale stroked his beard and looked reproachfully at the defense lawyers.
"Without ascribing any wrongdoing to any counsel present, it is my opinion, and I state this only as an opinion, that Mr. Ross personally is attempting to manipulate the media, and may be attempting to affect the outcome of the trial through the media! As I say, I ascribe this to Mr. Ross personally, and I'm not sure that he is under any obligation—as are attorneys. However, I do again point out that this document comes, there were four copies sent out and here it is in the paper—it has to come from one of those four copies! I sure didn't give it to anybody!"
The defense lawyers were shaking their heads and appeared to be chuckling. One of them, Federal Public Defender Maria Forde, slowly got to her feet.
"Ms. Forde?" Huff said icily.
"I find it personally offensive that Mr. O'Neale would take the position that someone had to leak this document to the press," Forde said slowly. "I think with a little review he would have been able to remember that this document became a part of the public record when it was filed as Exhibit A of Mr. Fenster's motion to dismiss because of egregious Brady violations. It is a document of public record."
"Oh," Huff said quickly. "I see."
She looked at O'Neale, who began babbling. "I'm sorry. In that case, Ms. Forde, uh, I will say Ms. Forde is correct, that there may be—uh, that I had forgotten that that was an exhibit and insofar as anyone took personal or otherwise offense, I do apologize for that." Before he sat down, though, he wanted to remind everyone that he was still concerned about the death threats—" wherever they came from." I laughed silently. What a clown.
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