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12th September 2012, 03:53
Susan Lindauer worked for the CIA in diplomatic contact with Iraq and Libyan governments. The US government alleges her "insane", "paranoid" "psychologically ill", "mentally unfit" and arrested her under the Patriot Act on March 11 2004 for charges that the New York times writes (http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/29/magazine/susan-lindauer-s-mission-to-baghdad.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm):
. . . she was charged with having acted as an unregistered agent of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi government and otherwise having elevated the interests of a foreign country above her allegiance to the United States.
These are typical behavior patterns of western governments to isolate dissidents and whistleblowers. Although the United States government has frequently denied ever employing her while accusing her of practically spying, she claims that from her employment in the CIA, that hijacking attacks were talked about frequently and that the 9/11 attack was a False Flag operation; not of the US state, not of the CIA, but of the Bush administration, of Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld.
The article goes on,
Fuisz confirmed that he saw Lindauer about once a week on avearage between 1994 and 2001 and that she would drop by to talk to him about her personal life as well as about her contacts with the Libyans and the Iraqis. He agreed to talk to me about Lindauer after requesting that his son, Joe, a lawyer, be present for our conversation.
''Susan, to me, is one of those people who drift into your life,'' Fuisz said, after offering me a seat on his couch. ''She would drift into the office fairly often, or call. Usually those weren't just social calls. Those were calls about what she was doing, or trying to do,'' Fuisz explained. ''In the early years, her activism generally took an approach which was Arabist, but Arabist from the standpoint of trying to lift sanctions, so that children would do better, and trying to get medicines into countries -- principally I'm talking about Iraq and Libya.''
The reporter goes on quoting Fuisz how mentally ill she is, giving a great and terrifying metaphor without without documenting any real historical cases of the insanity of a woman he spent over 6 years with on a regular basis.
One conversation John [Lindauer's brother] had with his sister in the summer of 2001 stuck in his mind for a different reason. ''So she goes, 'Listen, the gulf war isn't over,''' he told me over dinner at a sushi place on the Sunset Strip. '''There are plans in effect right now. They will be raining down on us from the skies.''' His sister told him that Lower Manhattan would be destroyed. ''And I was like, Yeah, whatever,'' he continued. When he woke up six weeks later to the news that two planes had crashed into the twin towers, and watched as ash settled on the window ledge of his sublet in Brooklyn, he had a dislocating sense of having his reality replaced by Susan's strange world -- an experience he would have again when he learned that his sister had been arrested by the F.B.I.
Although she might come off as a far too jovial nutter, when one looks at the person's history, one has to admit that this person does not seem like your average nutter, which, if you have not noticed, are most of the time not capable of graduating from the London School of Economics and becoming a long time diplomat for the US government in Libya and Iraq. Plus, a life long defence against imperialist atrocities is, at least to my knowledge, not a typical trait of the mentally insane or egotistical lunatics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAwPqfJqccA
. . . she was charged with having acted as an unregistered agent of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi government and otherwise having elevated the interests of a foreign country above her allegiance to the United States.
These are typical behavior patterns of western governments to isolate dissidents and whistleblowers. Although the United States government has frequently denied ever employing her while accusing her of practically spying, she claims that from her employment in the CIA, that hijacking attacks were talked about frequently and that the 9/11 attack was a False Flag operation; not of the US state, not of the CIA, but of the Bush administration, of Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld.
The article goes on,
Fuisz confirmed that he saw Lindauer about once a week on avearage between 1994 and 2001 and that she would drop by to talk to him about her personal life as well as about her contacts with the Libyans and the Iraqis. He agreed to talk to me about Lindauer after requesting that his son, Joe, a lawyer, be present for our conversation.
''Susan, to me, is one of those people who drift into your life,'' Fuisz said, after offering me a seat on his couch. ''She would drift into the office fairly often, or call. Usually those weren't just social calls. Those were calls about what she was doing, or trying to do,'' Fuisz explained. ''In the early years, her activism generally took an approach which was Arabist, but Arabist from the standpoint of trying to lift sanctions, so that children would do better, and trying to get medicines into countries -- principally I'm talking about Iraq and Libya.''
The reporter goes on quoting Fuisz how mentally ill she is, giving a great and terrifying metaphor without without documenting any real historical cases of the insanity of a woman he spent over 6 years with on a regular basis.
One conversation John [Lindauer's brother] had with his sister in the summer of 2001 stuck in his mind for a different reason. ''So she goes, 'Listen, the gulf war isn't over,''' he told me over dinner at a sushi place on the Sunset Strip. '''There are plans in effect right now. They will be raining down on us from the skies.''' His sister told him that Lower Manhattan would be destroyed. ''And I was like, Yeah, whatever,'' he continued. When he woke up six weeks later to the news that two planes had crashed into the twin towers, and watched as ash settled on the window ledge of his sublet in Brooklyn, he had a dislocating sense of having his reality replaced by Susan's strange world -- an experience he would have again when he learned that his sister had been arrested by the F.B.I.
Although she might come off as a far too jovial nutter, when one looks at the person's history, one has to admit that this person does not seem like your average nutter, which, if you have not noticed, are most of the time not capable of graduating from the London School of Economics and becoming a long time diplomat for the US government in Libya and Iraq. Plus, a life long defence against imperialist atrocities is, at least to my knowledge, not a typical trait of the mentally insane or egotistical lunatics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAwPqfJqccA