Showing posts with label cia. Show all posts
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Monday, March 31, 2008

Che's hands still at work

We all know that Che is dead. It seems, however, that his persona is not quite ready to leave this wolrd, and I don't mean what is already found in the laudatory passages in Cuban text books and party banners. As far as we have known, Felix Rodriquez had tracked down and had Che killed in Bolivian jungle. We also know that soon thereafter he cut off Che's hands for positive identification. The hands might have been returned to Cuba and worshiped together with the rest of his body.


What I have been told by my source in Moscow (not from among the ones that provided me with great photo recce of interesting places like the KGB in Minsk , the French Embassy, a radar, and a radio surveillance center) is that they (the Ministry of Internal Affairs) have also
pilfered a supposedly US Federal document (assuming it to be FBI or CIA) claiming that various white collar crimes committed across the USA wherein the fingerprints wherever lifted were identical to Che's.

The source asked me in an e-mail (using a disposable e-mail service) how could that be.

I say it is very simple, knowing the crowd associated with Hutch and Felix Rodriquez. Hutch is notorious for having used the hands he cut off unidentified dead vagrants for high-profile break-ins, the ones that have never become Watergate Scandals.

Has anyone been able to figure out Putin's garbled letter? Since I moderate posting here, I will not publish your messages containing unsanitized information.

Sunday, December 30, 2007

More Siteseeing of Russian Secrets

  • A well-defined, staggered pattern ABM site housing Gazelle missiles, 55°34'39"N 37°46'15"E
  • Federal State Unified Facility, officially an establishment similar to U. S. General Services Administration, comprising of a concrete plant, miscellaneous warehouses and numerous sheds - except it is under the FSB command, 55°33'55"N 37°45'24"E
  • GRU's OSNAZ (ЦРПУ) unit 309 is based at the Military Detachment 34608 here 55°22'8"N 37°28'45"E
  • Recently declassified village of Berezki, containing a secret communication facility that has since passed on to Rostelecom for an unspecified use, 55°14'53"N 37°31'10"E
  • summer cottages for KGB's 15 & 16 Departments, 55°15'1"N 37°25'22"E
  • GRU and SVR summer cottages, 55°14'50"N 37°24'45"E
  • A seemingly abandoned site known only as "UTK" that is reported to be an engineering reconnaissance training center, and guarded by armed roaming patrols, 55°11'27"N 37°39'17"E
  • Rostelecom satellite communications support facility, with huge, dome-enclosed satellite dishes 55°45'31"N 38°39'34"E
  • Former ammunition depot, the traces of which is visible in the tell-tale pattern, the rectangular off-limits perimeter now serving as a training center for armored corps 55°56'37"N 38°28'47"E
  • Military Base, a Military Detachment, detachment number undisclosed 55°48'36"N 37°55'31"E
  • FSB Training Center and Military Detachment No. 2056, also home to the Border Guard training center; an off-limits, well-guarded Microbiology Research Facility is located less than 1 km NE of the military base, at 54°58'23"N 37°13'25"E
  • Headquarters and Operations Center for the important Early Missile Detection (Warning) Strategic System, including a Don or Dunay phased array, at Kurilovo, 55°4'1"N 37°2'45"E
  • Military Detachment No. 64035, (Long Distance Communication Unit), together with the General Staff Communication Center, all inside the formerly classified city of Chekhov-3, 55°8'50"N 37°16'50"E
  • Declassified town of Zarya, 55°45'31"N 38°4'56"E, associated with the Strategic Air Defense Headquarters 4.5 km WNW at 55°46'37"N 38°1'15"E
  • One of the first and few baseball diamonds in Russia, at 55°47'45"N 38°1'2"E, which unwittingly served as a recce scale reference for metrics on the nearby Severniy-2 (55°47'47"N 38°1'26"E) classified town converted into summer cottages for the Defense Ministry's flag officers, and for the Strategic Air Defense Headquarters, see above, one of the terminal stations of the Moscow's secret subway.

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Secret Russian Facilities, An Eye On Gold

  • Russian Air Force Materials Research Center (ВИАМ) 55°45'50"N 37°40'39"E
  • A Military Transport Park 55°36'51"N 37°27'45"E
  • The SVR Headquarters 55°35'1"N 37°31'2"E
  • A C-300 Missile site E. of Moscow 55°47'47"N 38°21'28"E,
  • next to C-25 55°47'54"N 38°20'58"E
  • High Command College For The Lines of Communications and Engineering Corps (MVKUDIV) Training Center 55°57'57"N 38°23'51"E
  • Makarov Missile Support Center 55°59'43"N 38°20'14"E
  • The 51st Kilometer Testing Grounds 55°58'20"N 38°16'59"E
  • An antenna Farm, officially as a Mayak radio station, 56°3'50"N 37°56'50"E
  • An off-limits part of a reservoir, classified, recent bathing unempeded 56°1'53"N 37°48'0"E
  • An ABM site (Про А-135) a base for relatively new Gazelle and Gorgon missiles 56°10'51"N 37°47'13"E
  • The modified Don 2NP large multifunction phased-array radar at Pushkino 56°10'18"N 37°46'14"E
  • A Military Shooting Range, formerly tank, allegedly sniper, 56°10'40"N 37°11'46"E
  • Early Warning System Command Center near Solnechnogorsk, 56°14'29"N 37°0'49"E
  • The rebuilt Aquarium, the famous GRU headquarters, 55°46'55"N 37°31'24"E
  • The Ministry of Defense Auto Pool 55°46'38"N 37°32'26"E
  • The President's Transportation Support Facility 55°46'3"N 37°31'16"E
  • US Embassy's Summer Cottage 55°47'15"N 37°24'49"E
  • The Military History Archives 55°46'4"N 37°41'7"E
  • The Bauman College, or Moscow State Technical University, for Special Technologies (satellites, missiles, warheads and ammunition) 55°46'11"N 37°41'26"E
  • Federal State Unified Facility "Salyut", a jet engine factory supplying AL-31F powerplants for Su-27

Monday, November 19, 2007

No Need to Go To The OPEC Meeting

The Queen's policy seemed to have worked, or even paid off when today's OPEC meeting turned out to concentrate on the problem of non-OPEC influences on the price of oil. Instead of the organization's mere discussion of raising or lowering production quotas, the oil demand by India and China turns out to be a more significant driving factor behind the prices.

The weakened US economy, with its chain-reaction effect on the dollar, and subsequently, the OPEC's member countries currencies pegged to the greenback does not bode well, neither the prospect of milking out an additional million or two per daily quota.

For those who remember the alleged SCS (the name is still media-defined) report that Russia's Putin was overheard discussing with Iranian and Venezuelan dictators the manipulation of world politics as a means to control the price of petroleum. Who heeded the report? The US administration is still hiding its head in the sand, or sticking to the lily-livered castles of the globalization, or its intelligence community is doing all of the above plus singing to the tune of the late CIA Chief Casey's "There are no Kremlin moles in the CIA."

The Queen was right in establishing the interim U.S. dollar as the currency for Attland, which was a prelude to the gold standard. That plan turns out to have saved us from worrying about the falling US dollar, the rising cost of petroleum and gold.