CIA agent shot by Houston PD: Wayne Madsen Report

From John Caylor's "Insider magazine" wi guest Wayne Madsen Report:




In what is being described as a case worthy of an episode of the "X Files" television show, the FBI in Houston, the Harris County Sheriff, and the Houston Police Chief are all denying knowing Carnaby.

The denials are absurd considering Carnaby led the premier organization that brought together Houston's intelligence and law enforcement communities for professional and social events. In fact, Carnaby would have been presiding over the Spring 2008 dinner of Houston's AFIO chapter.

Scheduled to speak are:

-- Michael Scheuer, the former head of the CIA's "Alex Station" that targeted Osama Bin Laden;

--Arthur R. Bland III, the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Houston Division, who spent nineteen months in Iraq prior to his arrival in Houston;

--and Carlos J. Barron, FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Counter Terrorism Intelligence Group, (CTIG) Houston Division, an FBI Joint Task Force (JTIF) initiative with the CIA.



For the FBI and CIA to deny they knew Carnaby is laughable on its face.

Carnaby was said to have traveled frequently for his job. Carnaby used two different UPS Store mailboxes as addresses for his driver's license and his Jeep registration. Houston police reported that Carnaby was shot by two Houston police officers Tuesday morning around 11:30 am after a high-speed chase by the Houston police. The Chronicle reported that Carnaby sped off after being stopped for a routine traffic stop and after officers learned that Carnaby has a concealed weapons permit. The Houston police officers said they fired after seeing Carnaby reach under his seat. They said they feared for their lives.

Platt said Carnaby was engaged to be married and had no reason to run from the police. Police said they initially found no weapons in Carnaby's Jeep but said later they found two pistols and a shot gun and one was within reach of the subject. WMR has learned from US intelligence sources in Houston that the weapons were planted in Carnaby's Jeep after the vehicle was impounded by Houston police.

WMR has also learned that Carnaby possessed knowledge of something the Bush administration or Israel did not want made public and that the "hit" on Carnaby involved Israeli Mossad agents operating in Houston.

Story developing.

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tommy:


FALSE FLAG TERRORISM IN AMERICA...is always linked to corporate elites including the big oil Texans. If those plants in Texas are stopped from refining oil into gas...GUESS HOW MUCH MONEY IS MADE WHEN GAS PRICES GO TO 5--10$ A GALLON?

WATCH THE INSURANCE REINSURANCE INDUSTRY.

WHO GETS SOAKED WITH INSURANCE PAYOUTS?

Who pulled investment money out of THE REINSURANCE INDUSTRY because they have prior knowledge of losing money?

WTC went down, and...it was a good thing since the building was in need of renovation...and it was insured. Watch how that insurance case played out. INsurance companies and Reinsurance companies do NOT PAY OUT ON INTENTIONAL ACTS LIKE ARSON OR FALSE FLAG TERRORISM.

WHO GETS STUCK WITH THE BILL....AND WHO "didn't have a chair to sit down on, when the music stopped?"
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Background on AFIO from its website:



"During the 1970s the Intelligence Community was buffeted by a number of leaks and revelations, culminating in the Church and Pike Congressional investigations.

CIA officer David Atlee Phillips took early retirement in 1975 to respond to the growing sentiment that the CIA was a 'rogue elephant.' As part of this effort, Phillips founded this organization, known then as the Association of Retired Intelligence Officers (ARIO).

Although much attacked at the time when many people called for the dismantlement of the CIA, Phillips toured the world to speak out in favor of the need for a strong intelligence community. He was subsequently personally accused of being a participant in the Kennedy and Letelier assassinations. He successfully sued several publications for libel, retractions were issued and monetary damages awarded.


Phillips donated some of these proceeds to ARIO for the purpose of creating a legal defense fund for American intelligence officers who felt they were the victims of libel.

In 1978 the name of the organization was changed to Association of Former Intelligence Officers to reflect a pool of members who were not necessarily retired, which widened the pool of eligible members, and in 2006 the acronym AFIO was changed to stand for Association For Intelligence Officers to reflect the current dynamic membership.

From its inception in Dave Phillips’ living room and a few hundred members in 1975, AFIO has grown to over 5000 members, with 24 active chapters across the United States."