FOUR RECENT LETTERS TO SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NANCY PELOSI
May 31, 2007
Dear Speaker Pelosi:
I cannot help but share a piece of news I just read over the wire.
Associated Press reports: "Lugovoi: British involved in spy's death."
Andrei Lugovoi, the Russian, who is being accused of killing ex-KBG
agent Alexander Litvinenko says it was the British who killed him. This
makes sense. Why? Because the whole affair is so incredibly contrived
to attack Vladimir Putin. This is a Western Establishment job from the
git go. Only the West poisons people with polonium. Nobody else does
it. The West invented the "Dirty Bomb" as a propaganda tool to arrest
innocent people and accuse them of terrorism. Nobody in the history of
the world has ever used a dirty bomb, nor will they, except the U.S.
and maybe Britain, and then blame it on fake terrorists.
The West has
tried to get Vladimir Putin, and when he tried to protect his own
country from the multitude of NGOs that are acting as spy agencies in
that country, he was criticized as being anti-democratic. We see
through it all. Do you, Mrs. Speaker?
Ron Paul, the conservative in
your own House of Representatives, has shown that this is exactly what
has occurred in the Ukraine. The West funneled money to one side of the
election through NGO's and so-called nonprofits. When will we get
control of our government again and stop this insane and dangerous
meddling in the internal affairs of other countries. When will we?
We're tired of our taxpayer money being used this way. The interests of
the hyper-wealthy are being collateralized on the backs of the middle
class, from war to covert warfare to the interference in elections in
other countries. Let's end it fast.
Kindly.
Peter Duveen
TOPIC: SUDAN-DARFUR
May 31, 2007
Dear Speaker Pelosi:
You know how much this country admires you and looks up to you for
leadership. You must realize that you are the one that everybody is
depending on. Thank you for your courageous leadership at this crucial
time in history.
I have written you about Iraq, then, especially about
Iran, but now I also write you about the Sudan. I believe the current
administration is using charges of genocide against the Sudan
government to undermine it and grab their oil. I've seen it happen too
many times. I believe there is a tremendous amount of government money
now devoted to undermining that government both in America, through an
expensive public relations campaign that includes advertising on
television, and internationally by shutting the Sudan government out of
international banking. Once again, we are trying to kill a prosperous
nation and steal their oil.
PLEASE don't let this happen, PLEASE!!!!
You must be on top of this issue. Get your staffers to order an
investigation of US funding of the public relations campaign that is
trying to undermine the Sudan government in the name of Darfur. I hope
your staffers will start to get on top of world issues. The United
States is making very expensive efforts all over the world to illigally
gain control of the electoral processes of foreign governments so they
can control them politically. I see this happening to Hugo Chavez in
Argentina, Vladimir Putin in Russia, in the Ukraine, and I could go on
to name many many more foreign governments.
Congressman Ron Paul tried
to initiate an investigation into this type of activity in the Ukraine,
which is now headed toward a political, and very possibly in the near
future, a humanitarian crisis. I hope you are reading the emails I
write. I'm going to post this one on my web site. I support all your
efforts as Speaker of the House of the U.S. House of Representatives,
and, I hope, as the future President of the United States, to bring
World Peace.
Kindest regards,
Peter Duveen
May 28, 2007
Dear Speaker Pelosi:
Thank you for your very generous gesture of supporting US president
George Bush on initiating talks with Iran. This is a big step. But we
MUST not let our guard down.
There are still a flotilla of US ships in
the Persian Gulf off the coast of Iran. This is an extremely
provocative action, coupled with the covert programs and the likely
false accusations, now repeated ad infinatum in the press, that Iran is
supporting insurgents in Iraq. This last item is the one that is most
likely to be used as a pretext for an invasion.
We saw the way Sadaam
Hussein was treated before the invasion. We may be headed down the same
road, in spite of the recent talks with Iran. Now is the time to be
vigilant, and to take preemtive action to ensure that President Bush
does not attack the peaceful and prosperous nation of Iran.
As far as
the war in Iraq is concerned, the democrats need a plan. In 2005, I
wrote Sen. Hillary Clinton with a peace plan. It consisted of five
points:
1. The United States must apologize to the people of Iraq and
to the world community for the invasion of that country.
2. The United
States must hand over all decision-making regarding the future of Iraq
to the United Nations. It must withdraw all troops, and allow United
Nations peacekeeping forces to move in in their stead, giving countries
of the region a particular role in the process of international
amelioration and reconstruction.
3. Under United Nations supervision,
the United States must pay reparations for the damage it has wrought in
Iraq and the Middle East.
4. Congress must repudiate the granting of
any powers unconstitutionally ceded to the executive branch of
government, such as powers to exercise force that constitute acts of
war without a specific declaration of war approved by Congress.
5.
Congress must once again bring the United States into compliance with
domestic and international law, and make sure all parties that have
violated such laws be brought to speedy justice, including the
executive leadership of the current administration. The entire letter
may be found on my web site at www.petersnewyork.com. The democrats, as
well as republicans and conservatives who oppose this war, must craft
an credible overall policy for stoping the war and healing the damage
it has wrought. Thank you for listening to me. I hope you take these
words to heart. Thank you for everything you are doing to exercise
leadership for this nation, our beloved nation of America that has
fallen into criminal hands.
Kindest regards.
Peter Duveen
May 27, 2007
Dear Speaker Pelosi:
Of course, the latest funding
for the Iraq war, which Bush signed into
law, is a great disappointment. The democrats lacked a credible plan.
They should not just unwind the war, but should create in its stead an
internationally agreed-upon settlement with the use of regional and
international partners. Why don't you do that?
Unfortunately, Bush appears to
be ready to invade Iran. This is a
tragedy, and could very well provoke a revolution in the United States.
That is why you and the democratic leadership should have immediately
moved for impeachment proceedings when you assumed power in Congress.
Impeachment is a peaceful form of revolution, however gut- wrenching it
may be. But short of impeachment, there may be a revolution because I
don't believe people will be ready to support an extended war in the
Middle East. There is a lot of opposition to it, and there is no end in
sight, only escalation.
One of the democratic members
of congress has already read into the
record the risk of an upheaval in the United States in reaction to the
current policies of President Bush. It is a matter to be taken
seriously. If leadership breaks down, the default is revolution. Time
is running out. I hope you and the Democratic leadership, along with
republicans and conservatives who realize how drastic the situation now
is, will do something significant to change the course of this country.
I do believe you are doing the
best you can. I do believe you are
trying very hard to resolve the crisis into which America has fallen.
For that, you have the gratitude of Americans.
Kindest regards,
Peter Duveen
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