"Something is fundamentally broken," in the US government said Michael Ruppert, the publisher and editor of the From the Wilderness(1) newsletter. He came to this conclusion, he said, after discovering that the CIA was trafficking in drugs in 1977. The pattern continues today, he noted, outlining how the CIA is controlling Afghanistan's bumper crop of opium this year. The "American economy is addicted to drug money," explained Ruppert, citing that half a trillion dollars is laundered through Wall St.
As to the current War on Terror, it is being done strictly because "the world is running out of hydrocarbon energy," said Ruppert. The major banks and oil companies recognized the necessity of seizing oil, he continued. Further, there remains many unanswered questions behind the 9-11 attacks, and a suspicious trail of evidence that points to profiteering and other agendas by groups in the upper echelons of power (see this article(2) posted on his site).
Looking ahead to our future, 2005 is going to be a very difficult year for the US, Ruppert posited. The destabilization of the Saudi Arabian government will force "President Kerry" to send troops to protect the Saudi oil fields, and the draft will be reinstated, he predicted.

1. http://www.fromthewilderness.com/
2. http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/032504_cui_bono.html

Portrait: Mike Ruppert

Making his debut on C2C tonight is hard hitting journalist Mike Ruppert (pictured), who has conducted groundbreaking investigations involving government foreknowledge, corruption and violations of the Constitution, particularly since 9-11.

A former LAPD narcotics investigator, Ruppert has analyzed how drug money moves through the US economy, and also pioneered the effort to educate the world about the consequences of Peak Oil.

Bumper Music

Bumper music from Wednesday April 14, 2004