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>Nugan Hand Bank... Now, that's a name I've not heard in a long time. A long time.
Hand got found by the Oz media at the start of this year, living in Colorado under an assumed name.
He denied any wrong doing, claimed only passing involvement in a bank that shared his name lulz.
tl;dr - what did the CIA do with the money they made running heroin in the Golden Triangle during the Vietnam War? Laundered it through a shonky bank in Australia, Nugan Hand Bank. Founded by an Australian shyster (Frank Nugan) and a Green Beret (Michael Hand), it had more CIA officers, army and air force generals and navy admirals and special forces operators working in it to run a small war. And none of them had much experience in financial services. Starting with almost no assets it grew into a 50 million dollar bank whose only services seemed to be providing Australians with tax doges for foreign assets and founding branch offices in such financial hotspots as Vientin and Chiangmai, as well as of course WACL member nations. It colapsed in 1981 when Nugan shot himself with a .22 rifle, he was under investigation for his family food canning business having connections to NSW weed farming in Griffith, leaving tens of millions in official debts and who knows how much in debts people would break the law in admitting too. Hand left the country on a fake I.D. on a flight to the Philippines and there was no record of him arriving.
Supposedly ASIO knew of his wearabouts not long after, doing mercenary work in Central America.
And in 1990 the Canberra Times found a PO Box in his name in a town in Washington state his wife was living in.
Interesting post script to Edwin Wilson: in 2006 he was acquitted.
He finally got a new trial, with a new lawyer who was ex CIA (!) and so therefore had security clearance to see classified documents.
And they were able to demonstrate that Wilsons had continued to work for the CIA after his transfer to Naval Intelligence and from there after his retirement, that they had full knowledge of and directed his sales. Just as he had always maintained during his original trial.
They further demonstrated that the original prosecution knew this and suppressed it. He was acquitted and released and spent the last 6 years a free man.
His accomplice Frank Turpil is still in exile in Cuba.
>This is not a dream.
>William Blum: The CIA A Forgotten History
This has since been revised and expanded as Killing Hope
It is the definitive work on all post-WWII American interventions around the world, overt and covert, overthrowing governments, support for friendly dictatorships, proxy wars, and invasions.
A chapter for each and there are over 50 chapters.
https://kat.cr/killing-hope-us-military-and-cia-interventions-since-world-war-ii-william-blum-2003-pdf-t8991804.html
>Leslie Cockburn - Out of Control
Cockburn documents almost in a real time fashion as they occurred the many crimes of the Reagan administration
>Jonathan Kwitny - The Crimes of Patriots
Your best, and only, sauce outside Oz for the Nugan Hand Bank
https://kat.cr/the-crimes-of-patriots-a-true-tale-of-dope-dirty-money-and-the-cia-iran-contra-scandal-1987-pdf-t11833958.html
>Alfred W. McCoy
T.H.E. definitive sauce on CIA narcotrafficking, from reopening the French Connection after WWII to fund ex-SS and mob strike breakers to the Golden Triangle funding Hmong guerrillas to smuggling coke to fund the Contras and Afghan heroin funding the Mujahideen.
All exhaustively and unequivocally documented leaving no doubt that the agency worked with drug producers as a matter of policy.
You want to get the 2nd edition from 1992 or the 3rd from the early 00s, they update the original text with new information about Central America and Afghanistan and the War on Drugs.
no link sorry
>PBS Frontline: Guns, Drugs, and the CIA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpoahXzt-lM
>Bill Moyers: The Secret Government: The Constitutions in Crisis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28K2CO-khdY
CIA Case Officers
>Victor Marchetti: The CIA And the Cult of Intelligence
>Philip Agee: Inside The Company
Agee is notorious for his efforts to disrupt the CIA after he became disillusioned and quit, he decided to make a proactive effort at stopping its illegitimate activities by outing agents across the world which technically was not illegal at first.
The laws introduced to stop him would later be put to the test when the Bush administration outed Valerie Plame to punish her Husband.
>Frank Snepp: Decent Interval
>Ralph McGehee: Deadly Deceit
>John Stockwell: In Search of Enemies
>Chalmers Johnson: Blowback
>Melvin A. Goodman: Failure of Intelligence
Not a person but a group, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity founded by Ray McGovern have also put out a lot of material and McGoverns interviews are good.
Further Books
>Bob Woodward: Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA
>John Kerry: The Kerry Committee Report
This man used to have a spine? Who knew.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerry_Committee_report
>Bob Parry: Lost History: Contras, Cocaine, The Press & Project Truth
Parry broke Iran-Contra in the American press, here he expands on his originals reports and the medias denial of it right up until it became irrefutable
He was progressively pushed out of the mainstream media once he broke that story til he was only on PBS by the early 1990s.
He founded the first online news journal Consortium News in 1995 and is still going strong.
>Lawrence E. Walsh: Firewall: The Iran-Contra Conspiracy and Cover-Up
Straight from the horses mouth
>Douglas Valentine: The Phoenix Program
You think this is new? You think this hasn't happened before? lel
>Andrew Cockburn: Kill Chain
The newest secret war, drone strikes.
Another documentary
Cover Up: Behind the Iran Contra Affair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIVbFhVYB64
>>84323584
I want that picture on a tshirt
>>84323576
>McCoy's The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia
You may request that in /wsr/
>>84323642
I have the 2nd edition in my book case so I dont need to :P
>>84323682
I'm sorry to say that I assume that you are only capable of delivering a shitty scan.
>>84323705
even better, I'd photograph the pages with my ipad
