DID THE ISRAELIS JUST TRY TO KILL CIA DIRECTOR GEORGE TENANT?

George Tenant, the Director of Central Intelligence was scheduled to be in Arafat's office for a meeting with Arafat. Arafat's office was targeted and destroyed by Israeli helicopter gunships.

Tenant's exact whereabouts are not known, but CNN reported that he turned back at the border -- which border was not stated.

One of RMNews' Sources stated that the reason Tenant is in the Middle East playing the role of Secretary of State is because "Madeline screwed up so badly no one over there trusts her anymore."

The RMNews Source was referring to the incident in Paris where Arafat stormed out of the meeting at the American Ambassador's residence. Albright ran after him screaming to the residence guards, "Lock the gates, lock the gates."

According to a knowledgable source from Surfing the Apocalypse, the reason Arafat stormed out was because Albright had already signed AND released the peace aggreement:

"..what happened is that Albright prematurely released that they had reached an agreement and had signed the papers."

President Clinton quickly reassigned Albright to cover the North Korean negotiations, and sent Tenant in to broker the peace agreement with Israel and Palestine.

Remember: Tenant is the man who threatened to resign during the Wye Plantation peace accords. This was at the time that Benjamin Netanyahu and Arafat were meeting. Clinton promised Netanyahu that he would release Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard if Netanyahu signed the peace accord.

Netanyahu agreed and told his aides, who told reporters, that Pollard was scheduled to fly home with him on the Israeli version of Air Force One. When George Tenant heard this, he told Clinton that he would resign if Pollard was free.

Why is this important now? Clinton has brokered a three way deal with Israel, Iran and the US. It goes like this --

+ Iran releases the 13 Jews they have just convicted of spying

+ Israel repays Iran the hundreds of millions of dollars it borrowed many years ago (meaning the US comes up with the money first)

+ The U.S. gives Iran redevelopment assistance and other things

+ The U.S. gives Israel Jonathan Pollard

Clinton WAS trying to re-establish relations with Iran in hopes of leaving this as his legacy. Because of this, Clinton cannot allow the truth of Iran's involvement in the bombing of Pan Am 103 to be released.

This agreement between Iran, Israel and the US is why DIA whistleblower Les Coleman is currently in prison -- with no visitors allowed. He is the first person to show the connection from Iran to the bombing of Pan Am 103. From the moment Les released his book, "The Trail of the Octopus", he has been in hiding or in prison. The Clinton Administration does NOT want him to be free to tell what he knows about Iran's involvement in the bombing.

All of this is related to the current crisis because Israel still expects President Clinton to pardon Jonathan Pollard shortly before Clinton leaves office. If George Tenant -- the man who overuled Clinton the first time he tried to pardon Pollard -- is handling the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, how willing will the Israelis be to cooperate with him?

Do the Israelis hold him responsible for vetoing the release of Jonathan Pollard? And if they do, could the attack on Arafat's headquarters have been an attempt to assassinate Tenant? Do they believe that getting Tenant out of the way might enhance Israel's bargaining position?

There is not enough information being released at this moment to know for sure. What is sure is that Tenant is in the area of Israel and Palestine that is being ravaged with war, while Albright is in Washington DC preparing for a trip to North Korea.

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In surfingtheapocalypse@egroups.com, "John L. Maynard, Sr."
jlmaynardsr@e... wrote:
Theresa,

what happened is that Albright prematurely released that they had reached an agreement and had signed the papers. When Arafat found out, he got pissed and stormed ouT of the meeting.

Madaline ran after him and ordered the gates shut (at the top of her voice while running down the hall), she got in the
car with Arafat and almost litterally drug him back to the meeting.

I got this from AFP, Reuters (as below), and Haaretz Daily News in Jerusalem.

Contrary to what was written the next day by main stream press.
Arafat and Barak were to meet and finalize the agreement in the morning. When Barak did not show up and they checked on him, they found out that Barak had decided to go home and shun the meetings leaving Madaline flapping in the wind.

Since she had nothing better to do she went to Egypt with Arafat and met with Mubarak. BTW Mubarak is just more than an quaintence, we became fairly good friends during the Camp David accords, when Jimmy Carter negotiated the return of the Sinai in 79/80, I worked for the DIA then.

Now that Barak has met with the Lukid party to form a partnership for government in Israel, I doubt that there will be an agreement.

Fighting will escalate as it is and will only cease when they agree to share the temple mount. The Israeli's want to build a new temple. That is the only way there will be peace.

John
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Wednesday October 4 4:36 PM ET
Arafat Storms Out of Paris Meeting, Albright Chases

PARIS (Reuters) - Palestinian President Yasser Arafat angrily
stormed out of Middle East peace talks in Paris on Wednesday but was persuaded to return by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
running after him, witnesses said.

Arafat, who met Albright and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak
for several hours late on Wednesday, rushed out of the U.S.
ambassador's residence and jumped into his car shouting ''This is humiliation. I cannot accept it!''

Albright, like Arafat clearly audible over a portable telephone
on which a Palestinian negotiator was talking to a Reuters
corespondent, ran out after him shouting to residence guards:

``Shut the gates! Shut the gates!''

Once the gates to the courtyard of the elegant residence in
central Paris were closed, Arafat got out of his car and returned to the residence for another meeting with Barak and Albright, the Palestinian negotiator said.

CIA Director George Tenet, who has been proposed as an American
mediator at any review of the violence that has claimed 60
lives -- mostly Palestinians and Israeli Arabs -- in the past six days, also attended the meeting, he said.

Asked about the walkout, U.S. officials had no comment while an Israeli official only said that the delegations had split up for consultations.