Alice in Wonderland and the World Trade Center Disaster: Why the official story of 9/11 is a monumental lie by David Icke

Author:David Icke [Icke, David]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
ISBN: 9780953881024
Publisher: David Icke Books Limited
Published: 2015-05-04T16:00:00+00:00

I can see why Bush chose him, then.

Wendy “pathet lao” Chamberlain

The US Ambassador to Pakistan who has played a pivotal role in the vital relationship between Pakistan and the United States since September 11th is Wendy Chamberlain, who is described innocently in an official profile I read as a “mother of two”. The lady is rather more than that, as you would expect as an appointee of George W. Bush, or, more accurately, of those who control him. (Forgive me if I find it hard to believe that Boy George is making the foreign policy decisions when, during his election campaign, he thought Nigeria was a continent, failed to name the presidents of Chechnya, Pakistan and India, confused Slovakia and Slovenia, and asserted that Greeks were called ‘Grecians’ and East Timorese were East Timorians.)20 Before Bush sent Wendy Chamberlain to Pakistan in the weeks before 9/11, she was Deputy Assistant Secretary at the International Narcotics and Law Bureau of the State Department. But she is best known for her period as US Ambassador to Laos while that country was controlled by the terrorists of the Pathet Lao regime. She got along with these terrorist dictators extremely well, it would appear. Philip Smith, director of the Lao Veterans of America, led the opposition to Chamberlain’s appointment to Pakistan from the 350,000-strong Lao and Hmong exile community in the United States. “The freedom-loving people in Pakistan, Afghanistan and South Asia need to be informed and aware that Wendy Chamberlain has a deplorable track record of utter and total appeasement,” he said. “She has never met a military general or dictatorship that she did not like.” A letter circulated on the Internet by the Lao Veterans, dated June 29th 2001, urged confirmation hearings to block Chamberlain’s appointment to Pakistan and revealed some of the “highlights” of her period in Laos:

“The Laotian and Hmong-American community is overwhelmingly opposed to the confirmation of Wendy Chamberlain as Ambassador to Pakistan given her deplorable track-record of total appeasement in Laos (see news report from Washington, DC, in Agence France Press, June 26th 2001). We will “never forget” the deaths of our people, and relatives, in Laos under her terrible and arrogant reign. She worked to strengthen the hands of the generals and the military dictatorship. We, therefore, ask that you put an immediate “hold” on her confirmation on the Senate floor to send a powerful message that State Department officials involved in countenancing crimes against humanity and gross human rights violations against the relatives of Lao and Hmong-Americans will not be rewarded with promotions – especially a promotion to such an important position. Moreover, by putting a “hold” on Chamberlain on the Senate Floor, it will send an important message that a new policy toward Laos is needed–not the weak and pandering policy of appeasement that Chamberlain so vigorously promoted and that cost so many innocent people their lives.

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