The Devious Elite

MUSTANG REPORT # 14 20 August 2007

AIDING THE ENEMY -
THEN AND NOW

Part II: Present
& Future Aiding of the Enemy: Stone-walling by Commanding Generals,
Commandants and Admirals

By

LTC Daniel Marvin,
U.S.
Army (Retired)

Author of Victory Edition - EXPENDABLE ELITE - One
Soldier's Journey Into Covert Warfare

As reported in part I of MR#14, I
had written the military commanders of the Army War College, the Command &
General Staff College, West Point Service Academy and the Special
Operations Command. Having received no
response by 1 August 2007 I wrote follow-up
letters to MG David H. Hutton, Jr. (War College Commandant), General Bryan
Brown (CG of the US Special Operations Command) who has since been replaced by
Admiral Eric T. Olson, LTG Franklin L. Hagenbeck (West Point Superintendent), and
MG William B. Caldwell IV (CG US Army Combined Arms Center). Thus far none of these ranking officers have
responded. Only Colonel Thomas W. Weafer, Assistant Deputy Commandant of the
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College has written what I consider to be a
letter of little value inasmuch as he does not relate to actions taken by the
Commanding General in response to my communications with him of 16 June 2007
and 1 August 2007: all to do with our government's aiding the enemy and the
killing of our own personnel.

MUSTANG REPORT # 14 27 July
2007

AIDING THE ENEMY -
THEN AND NOW

Part I: Vietnam, General Westmoreland, and the White House

By LTC Daniel Marvin,
U.S.
Army (Retired)

Author of Victory Edition - EXPENDABLE ELITE - One
Soldier's Journey Into Covert Warfare

It was to be a time of solemn remembrance that summer afternoon in 1988 when
I stepped through the doors of the Special Warfare Museum
on Smoke Bomb Hill at Fort Bragg, North
Carolina. I wanted to revisit my past, to reflect on
that time when I was a part of a very special organization that would and could
tackle any mission, anytime, anywhere, even against overwhelming odds and get
the job done. Our motto was "The impossible just takes a little longer.”

I was enjoying the many and varied exhibits in that small, but awesome
collection of unconventional warfare memorabilia until I was stopped in my
tracks by an exhibit designed to honor General William C. Westmoreland. I
understand fully that one should not despise another, but I own up to despising
that military man who, by his own inaction and lack of integrity and courage
before the U.S. Congress and his military superiors, aided and abetted the
enemy in the Vietnam
conflict, the same enemy that had killed my four best friends.

A President's Fantasy
is a Soldier's Curse

By LTC Daniel Marvin,
U.S.
Army (Retired)

Author of Victory Edition - EXPENDABLE ELITE -

One Soldier's Journey Into Covert Warfare

General William C. Westmoreland, in his ©1976 book, A
Soldier Reports, (Doubleday & Company New York) tells the reader,
“Under a panel of glass on my desk from the time I assumed command in Saigon I
kept a quotation from Napoleon Bonaparte: ‘A commander-in-chief cannot take as
an excuse for his mistakes in warfare an order given by his sovereign or his
minister, when the person giving the order is absent from the field of
operations and is imperfectly aware or wholly unaware of the latest state of
affairs. It follows that any commander-in-chief who undertakes to carry out a
plan which he considers defective is at fault; he must put forward his reasons,
insist on the plan being changed, and finally tender his resignation rather
than be the instrument of his army’s downfall.’”

In that same book, he writes, “The
enemy’s obvious use of Cambodia as a sanctuary and the refusal of Washington authorities to allow me to do anything about it was
frustrating.” For me that was General Westmoreland’s personal admission of what
I consider cowardly behavior. Not only General Westmoreland, but every general
or admiral between him and the White House who refused to stand up to those who
would deny our fighting men and those of the allies a fair chance on the
battlefield were guilty of aiding the enemy. Why wasn’t there a torrent of
resignations when those who led our forces in battle recognized that the
President and the Congress were aiding and abetting the enemy?

MUSTANG REPORT # 4

WITHOUT SMOKING GUN

The Untimely Death of LCDR William Bruce Pitzer

A Book Review By

LTC Daniel Marvin, US Army
Special Forces (Retired)

    Without
Smoking Gun, a nonfiction work by Kent Heiner, should get your blood
boiling and, unless you are a mild-mannered Mr. Milquetoast, your body
functioning in whatever way you so decide to do your part in helping bring
those to justice who not only inspired and developed, but perpetrated some of
the most heinous political crimes of the past century including the
cold-blooded murders of President John F. Kennedy, Lt. Cmdr. William Bruce
Pitzer and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

     What would you do if you knew that our government was lying
about the greatest crime of your time and a dear friend who had shown you proof of this government’s cover-up died
violently and without warning? Would you tell anyone? Meet retired U.S. Navy
Chief Petty Officer Dennis David who recalls the day in 1963 that U.S. Navy
officer and beloved mentor Bill Pitzer showed him a film taken by a remotely controlled
camera of the actual autopsy of President John F. Kennedy’s dead body and some
still photographs of that same autopsy. These images, the two men agreed, made
it clear that the President had been shot from the front, not the rear, despite
what the American public was being told.

     Meet the late Lieutenant Commander
William Bruce Pitzer, who in 1966 was found shot and killed in his office at
the National Naval
Medical Center,
where the President’s autopsy had been performed after the tragedy in Dallas.

     What would you do
if you realized you had almost been an unwitting pawn in the murder of an
important witness?  Meet the author of
this review: I am retired U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Beret) Lieutenant Colonel
Daniel Marvin. I am a combat veteran of two wars, and I am willing to testify
before Congress that I was asked to kill Lieutenant Commander Pitzer, "a
man who was going to give secrets to the enemy" or so the CIA agent told
me in a secret meeting under the pines in the first week of August in 1965 at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina.  Is such a
scenario possible? Yes and I am willing to testify to that fact before
Congress, tell them why I am known as "Dangerous Dan" and why I feel
obligated to tell the truth to this nation.- to this world..

     Read of retired Green Beret Lieutenant
Colonel James "Bo" Gritz's having admitted his role (then a captain)
as an instructor at the Special Warfare School, writing in an e-mail to Kent
Heiner, "We were teaching assassination and terrorism as part of the UW
[unconventional warfare] fields of Direct Action missions and GW [guerrilla
warfare].  

     Meet other
retired military and CIA officers who agree that there was indeed a conspiracy
to assassinate President Kennedy and that the United States does indeed use
assassination and terrorism as a tool of statecraft. .

     Fasten your seatbelts for a
devastating journey through recent history. Read eye-witness testimony that I
believe, if presented in a court of law, would prove that the President’s body
was tampered with before being autopsied. Find out why there is reason to
suspect that LCDR Pitzer recorded that alteration on film and was killed in
order to find and destroy that evidence. Go behind closed doors to see the
infighting and prejudices which plagued the Presidential Commission charged to
investigate the assassination. Go back in time to 1966, when private doubts
about the Commission’s findings snowballed into a public demand for answers,
and the Kennedy family was preparing to turn over JFK’s autopsy photos to the
National Archives. Watch the drama of Pitzer’s final days unfold as a 1963 FBI
report is discovered which describes “surgery” on the President’s body prior to
autopsy, sending the Establishment into panic.

     The author, Kent Heiner, is the
founder and president of Mem Research, a non-profit organization supporting
research into state-organized crime. He graduated from Brigham
Young University
with a degree in International Relations. His work can be seen at
www.MemResearch.org.

     Without
Smoking Gun can be purchased through Trine Day Press for $14.95
including postage.  Please call
1-800-556-2012 and have your credit card ready. If you want to order by check -
make it payable to Trine Day and mail
to P.O. Box 577, Walterville,
Oregon 97489.   

REFLECTIONS OF A GREEN BERET

THE PSYCHE OF A
TRAINED MILITARY ASSASSIN

By

Lieutenant Colonel
Daniel Marvin

U.S.
Army Special Forces (Retired)

People
should know who and where I was when, like a human robot, I eagerly and without
question participated directly as an "operative" in government
sponsored illegal activities perpetrated by certain powers against any
individual, government or activity who would attempt to disrupt the absolute rule
of our "hierarchy."

Documented
and corroborated testimony of what I had done during 21 years of military
service that was of an evil or illegal nature now serve as the foundation of my
crusades against evil in our government.
I care because the truth matters.
Those of us who want to must act courageously and with integrity to
communicate what we have experienced, to include direct first-hand knowledge of
what happened in Dallas on 22 November 1963 and in succeeding days, months and
years, as those same forces within our government who conspired to kill our
president continue to do what is "necessary" to silence those who
would bring forth evidence to prove the who, what, when and where of the conspiracy
and to judiciously disrupt actions taken to cover them up.