July 25, 2011
Dear Congressman...........
I am asking you to take a leadership role in the House today and oppose the extension of FBI Director Robert Mueller's employment for another 2 years.
The reasons I make this request are:
1. The Boston Globe published a story on July 24, 2011 that presented evidence thet FBI Director Mueller engaged in criminal misconduct while pursuing a criminal conviction against Joseph Salvati and others when he was a Federal prosecutor in Boston.
2, There is compelling evidence that Robert Mueller engaged in criminal behaviour
covering up the prosecution of the BCCI banking scandal when he was a Federal Prosecutor.
I am enclosing the Boston Globe story as well as material regarding Mueller's coverup of the BCCI Banking scandal.
Please notify me how you voted for extending the employment of FBI Director Robert Mueller for another 2 years.
Thank you,
see link for story
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massac ... ?page=full
Kevin Cullen
A lingering question for the FBI’s director
By Kevin Cullen Globe Columnist / July 24, 2011
Back in 1976, as we were celebrating the 200th birthday of this republic, Congress passed a law limiting the tenure of the FBI director to 10 years.
This was done because, after the scandalous findings of the Church Commission, Congress realized that letting J. Edgar Hoover serve as director of the bureau from its founding in 1935 until his death in 1972 had only confirmed Lord Acton’s maxim that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Hoover was a power unto himself, and the FBI that was created very much in his image sometimes acted more like the secret police of the totalitarian regimes Hoover regularly denounced: running rogue wiretaps, harassing political dissidents, using illegal means to collect evidence. Hoover’s FBI wasn’t accountable; it was untouchable.
So now, just weeks after the FBI’s worst nightmare, a gangster and FBI informant by the name of Whitey Bulger came strolling back into town, Congress is about to ignore its own wisdom and let Bob Mueller, the FBI director and former US Attorney in Boston, stay on an extra two years.
President Obama says he needs Mueller to stay because there’s been so much turnover in the national security teams at the CIA and Pentagon, and that’s all well and good.
Mueller has wide, bipartisan support in Congress. To paraphrase Lloyd Bentsen, I know Bob Mueller and he’s no J. Edgar Hoover, though the folks at the ACLU might take exception to that.
The recent FBI targeting of antiwar and labor activists in the Midwest has a disturbing echo of the days when the bureau considered Martin Luther King Jr. a sinister threat to national security.
But Mueller’s a Marine veteran and tough enough to take a question or two before Congress gives the president what he wants, and Mike Albano is just the guy to ask it: What did you know about Whitey Bulger, and when did you know it?
Back in the 1980s, when he was serving on the Massachusetts parole board, Albano expressed some sympathy for a group of men who had always maintained they had been framed for the 1965 gangland murder of a hoodlum named Teddy Deegan in Chelsea. The FBI had been instrumental in seeing that the men - Peter Limone, Henry Tameleo, Joe Salvati, and Louis Greco - were convicted. The FBI contended that Tameleo was the consigliere of the Mafia in Boston, and that Limone was a Mafia leader. There is no question that both men were bad actors, and Mafia players, but the evidence showed that neither had anything to do Deegan’s murder.
So in 1983, after Albano indicated he might vote to release Limone, he got a visit from a pair of FBI agents named John Connolly and John Morris. They told Albano that the men convicted of Deegan’s murder were bad guys, made guys.
“They told me that if I wanted to stay in public life, I shouldn’t vote to release a guy like Limone,’’ Albano said. “They intimidated me.’’
Turns out that Connolly was Whitey Bulger’s corrupt handler and Morris was Connolly’s corrupt supervisor. When they weren’t pocketing bribes from Bulger, they were helping him murder potential witnesses who were poised to expose the FBI’s sordid, Faustian deal with the rat named Whitey Bulger.
Albano was messing with the FBI’s national policy of going after the Mafia and the Mafia alone. That was the justification the FBI gave for making deals with devils like Whitey Bulger and his partner in crime, Stevie Flemmi. They were supposedly giving up their pals in the Mafia. The problem with the FBI’s national policy is that it didn’t take into account that the most vicious, murderous gangsters in Boston were Whitey Bulger and Stevie Flemmi.
After Albano was elected mayor of Springfield in 1995, he soon found the FBI hot on his tail, investigating his administration for corruption. The FBI took down several people in his administration, and Albano is convinced that the FBI wasn’t interested in public integrity as much as in publicly humiliating him because he dared to defy them.
In 2001, the four men convicted of Teddy Deegan’s murder were exonerated. Turned out the FBI let them take the rap to protect one of their informants, a killer named Vincent “Jimmy’’ Flemmi, who just happened to be the brother of their other rat, Stevie Flemmi. Thanks to the FBI’s corruption, taxpayers got stuck with the $100 million bill for compensating the framed men, two of whom, Greco and Tameleo, died in prison.
Albano was appalled that, later that same year, Mueller was appointed FBI director, because it was Mueller, first as an assistant US attorney then as the acting US attorney in Boston, who wrote letters to the parole and pardons board throughout the 1980s opposing clemency for the four men framed by FBI lies.
Of course, Mueller was also in that position while Whitey Bulger was helping the FBI cart off his criminal competitors even as he buried bodies in shallow graves along the Neponset.
“Before he gets that extension,’’ Mike Albano said, “somebody in the Senate or House needs to ask him why the US Attorney’s office he led let the FBI protect Whitey Bulger.’’
I called FBI headquarters in Washington and tried to do just that. The nice lady who answered suggested I talk to one of the FBI’s “public affairs specialists.’’ But my call was not returned.
Four years ago, when questioned about the FBI’s corruption in Boston, Mueller told the Globe, “I think the public should recognize that what happened, happened years ago.’’
That’s true. And we still don’t know what really happened.
Kevin Cullen is a Globe columnist. He can be reached at cullen@globe.com.
see link for story
http://www.freewebs.com/bnlscandal/
THE LARGEST FINANCIAL SCANDAL IN WORLD HISTORY-THE BNL/BCCI COVERUP IN WASHINGTON DC-The Director of FBI violated 4 federal laws
THE DIRECTOR OF THE FBI ROBERT SWAN MUELLER III WHILE A TOP OFFICIAL OF THE DOJ (CRIMINAL DIVISION) AT THE DEPT THAT CALL ITSELF JUSTICE - HE WAS AT THE CENTER OF AND INVOLVED IN SHUTTING DOWN THE LAGEST FINANCIAL SCANDAL AND POLITICAL RACKETEERING IN THE WORLD INVOLVING WASHINGTON LAWYERS,LOBBYISTS,AND POLITICIANS WHO GOT OFF SCOTT FREE WHILE MANY OF THE INTERNATION ASPECTS WERE PURSUED IN THE BNL AND BCCI SCANDALS. The Director of the FBI has VOLATED these federal laws.
18 USC 1505 Obstruction of proceedding
18 USC 1510(a) Obstruction of investigation
18 USC 1513 Retailiation against witness-victim
18 USC 1517 Obstructing Examination of financial institution
http://prorev.com/bush4.htm#mueller FBI DIRECTOR ROBERT SWAN MUELLER III OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE (BUSH'S BITCHBOY)
http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1992_rpt/bcci/ JOHN KERRY & HANK BROWN'S SENATE REPORT
http://www.informationclearinghouse.inf ... le3333.htm BUSH FAMILY CRIME CONNECTION
http://www.casi.org.uk/discuss/2003/msg00735.html The Bush-Blair Bribery Affair
"To understand the route of the bribe to Blair and the route, some
background is necessary.[2] Starting in the late 1980s and up to
1991, the highly mysterious espionage money laundry, BCCI, Bank of
Credit and Commerce International, was later implicated in a scheme
to bribe more than 25 per cent of both houses of Congress. More
than 28 U.S. Senators and more than 108 Congressmen.
The purpose of the scheme was to corruptly influence, by bribes or
phantom transactions used as blackmail, to members of Congress who
were chosen to help promote the interests of BCCI in opening
numerous branches in the U.S. The lawmakers were invited to give
speeches in Chicago, seldom reported in the press. While in the
Windy City, they were paid their "honorarium" (lecture fees)and
told they were getting as a bonus, an account with the exchanges
there, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the Chicago Board of Trade,
and the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
Later, some congressmen were told their Chicago accounts had a
loss, but through straddles (a technical device using losses on one
side of the fence, and gains on the other), they had a huge gain in
London. Some Congressmen directly or through trusted aides picked
up the "bonus" in London while secretly videotaped. Other
Congressmen did not do so, but through phantom records, were shown,
nevertheless to have "picked up" the pay-offs, in other words,
blackmail."
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/BCCI.htm The BCCI Bribery and Blackmail List for a short period, was public record in England-Four Major News organizations had the list verified it was correct.Here is the reported payoff list of US Congressman and Senators.Some have retired or lost elections since 1990.Here are some of the names from the Bank of England's reported BCCI bribery list, that included 108 members of the House and 28 U.S. Senators:
