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Suggested
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Did
this man predict Sept. 11?: While jet fighters drop
bombs on Afghanistan in the wake of the World Trade Center tragedy
and FBI agents search for the source of anthrax letters, an incredible
tale has been unfolding in a Toronto courtroom. This Toronto
Star story by Nick Pron from October 23/2001 was the first mention
of Vreeland's allegations in the mainstream press. Apparently
the governments involved are sceptical of Vreeland's claims, which
Vreeland's lawyers say is absurd. Nick Pron told us that he regrets
having written this article.
U.S.
looks into inmate's story: "We're aware of what
he has been saying and we will be looking into his story,"
a spokesperson for the American consulate in Toronto said yesterday
about the continuing saga of Delmart Edward Vreeland. In his
October 25/2001 Toronto Star article, Nick Pron finds someone
at the US consulate in Toronto who is willing to say Vreeland's
name.
'Plot'
to murder judge may never have existed: Were Toronto
detectives duped by a man described by Detroit police as a con
artist? In this October 31/2001 Toronto Star article, Nick
Pron explores the links, or lack thereof, between Vreeland and
Nestor Fonseca.
Spy
Case In Canadian Courts Suggests US Naval Officer Had Foreknowledge
Of 9/11: Mike Vreeland is one man who, in a rational
world, could totally expose the complicity of the US government
in the attacks of September 11th. This article from January
28/2002 by Michael C. Ruppert offers the most biased and factually
inaccurate reporting of Vreeland's court appearances.
When
9/11 Conspiracy Theories Go Bad: Ruppert fails to note
that the Star did not confirm the man's account, that the paper
reported some observers "wonder if it isn't just the ravings
of a lunatic," and that the Star subsequently reported the
judge said the tale had "no air of reality." David
Corn, Washington editor of The Nation examines Ruppert's post
9/11 reporting in this March 1/2002 article.
Ruppert
Defends His Work: Rational people will want to know
how this man knew of the attacks and why the U.S. government and
The Nation are trying so hard to kill this story. Ruppert's
March 3/2002 reply to the David Corn article linked above.
Vreeland
Attacked In Canadian Jail: Vreeland has been subject
to physical attacks while behind bars, indicating that the certain
death he fears if he is returned to the US, might become a reality
behind the jailhouse walls in Toronto. This March 3/2002 article
by Greta Knutzen continues the reporting of Vreeland's trial.
A Canadian judge felt that Vreeland had not provided credible
evidence to support this claim.
Vreeland
in Safe House, All Canadian Charges Dropped, Temporary Refugee
Status Granted: All Canadian charges connected to Vreeland’s
December 2000 arrest have been dropped and Vreeland, who is seeking
permanent political refugee status in Canada, has been granted
temporary refugee status until February 2003, or until his extradition
case has been resolved in Canadian courts. A March 15/2002
update on Mr. Vreeland's status by Michael C. Ruppert.
The
Balance of Terror and the Red Mercury Nightmare: Vreeland
maintains that he cannot return to the United States because the
Russian mafia would assassinate him and because an important American
official would assure Vreeland's death or imprisonment upon his
return. This March 26/2002 article by J.R. Nyquist discusses
the details of one of the documents which Mr. Vreeland is in possesion
of.
Red
Mercury and The Strange Case of Delmart Vreeland Part 2:
Last week I interviewed Vreeland, who claims to possess official
Russian documents stolen from Moscow that link the Kremlin to
the Sept. 11 terrorist assault and to a planned Iraqi nuclear
attack against U.S. cities using Russian red mercury fusion devices.
J.R. Nyquist continues his look at Mr. Vreeland in this April
1/2002 article. Since writing these articles Mr. Nyquist has dismissed
many of Vreeland's claims.
“Mike”
Vreeland Speaks – 35 Questions and Answers: The
letter said that Bastien and Vreeland would be dealt with "in
a manner suitable to us." The letter specifically stated
on page two, "Our American official guarantees this."
Michael C. Ruppert interviews Delmart Vreeland who explains how
he learned of the impending attacks on the USA. April 4/2002.
Canadian
Exile Speaks Out About Possible 9-11 Cover-up: In September
of 2000 Vreeland was sent to Moscow to work with a Canadian systems
analyst named Marc Bastien. They worked together closely for three
months analyzing weapons systems. In this April 18/2002 article
from the Sierra Times Andrew Wilt writes about Vreeland's story
based on his conversations with him. Vreeland said in another
interview 3 days earlier that he didn't travel to Moscow until
the end of November 2000.
Media
and the Hazards of Political Faith: Vreeland's notations,
introduced into evidence in a Toronto court last October, amount
to an ambiguous mish-mash. In this April 25/2002 article by
noted media analyst Norman Solomon the validity of the "warning
note" is examined.
The
September 11 X-Files: Ruppert and Vreeland assert that
Canadian court records back up Vreeland. But court decisions in
his case have questioned his credibility. David Corn of The
Nation compares Vreeland's story with reality in this May 30/2002
article.
To
Protect and to Spin: To believe that, one must believe
Vreeland is a victim of a massive disinformation campaign involving
his family, law-enforcement officers and defense lawyers across
the country, two state corrections departments, county-clerk offices
in 10 or so counties, the Canadian justice system, and various
parts of the U.S. government. This June 15/2002 LA Weekly
article by David Corn continues his examination of Ruppert and
Vreeland.
Wildcard:
While in prison, during the summer of 2001, Vreeland says he
repeatedly attempted to warn the world about imminent terrorist
attacks. Down the rabbit hole with the man who says he tried
to warn the world about 9/11 from the point of view of Sander
Hicks.
Vreeland
Captured in Iowa: On October 20, 2004 Vreeland is captured
using a stolen credit card. Turns out he's not dead after all.
Part
One - Part
Two
And
The Rest...: A collection of other articles not listed
above. Vreeland steals a boat, etc.
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Our
Interviews
The following
interviews, conducted by Ron Anicich and Greg Duffell, appear
as broadcast on CKLN
88.1 FM in Toronto, Canada. (MP3)
International
Connection - Ron, Greg and others describe the Vreeland story
in detail using excerpts from other interviews and details from
various media sources. Live to air on May 19/2002. 61:51[56k/24.64MB
- Download]
Delmart
Vreeland - Interviewed live by Greg Duffell on International
Connection on April 14/2002. The Vreeland story in his own words.
35:49 [48k/12.18MB - Download]
Michael
C Ruppert - The From The Wilderness founder still stands by
Vreeland's authenticity and is primarily responsible for bringing
our attention to the Vreeland story. In this interview he explains
why he stands by his reporting despite the growing evidence which
suggests he is in error. 19:04 [64k/8.72MB - Download]
Judy Horigan
- Michigan salesperson is a witness to the crime for which Mr.
Vreeland is being extradited to the US. She describes the alleged
fraud and her subsequent attempts to locate Vreeland. 19:46 [48k/6.68MB
- Download]
Lt. Keith
Frye - Troy, Michigan police officer lead the investigation
into an alleged fraud and is the officer who is seeking Vreeland's
extradition to the US to face charges. 21:28 [48k/7.31MB - Download]
JR Nyquist
- author and media analyst, interviewed live on The Bitter End,
describes his contact with Vreeland and his subsequent investigation
into Vreeland's story. Mr. Nyquist draws some interesting conclusions
from what he has learned about Vreeland. 23:21 [48k/7.97MB - Download]
Norman
Solomon - Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting columnist and
media analyst examines the alleged "warning note" composed
by Vreeland and discusses a recent radio appearance with Vreeland.
27:21 [48k/9.34MB - Download]
Terry Weems
- Delmart Vreeland's half brother discusses Vreeland's criminal
and family history. 42:12 [48k/14.46MB - Download]
Cameron
Sexton - Had the pleasure of meeting with Vreeland in Toronto
and describes the experience. 45:34 [48k/15.57MB - Download]
William
Thomas - author and journalist describes his extensive look
at the Vreeland story. 43:21 [48k/14.83MB - Download]
Delmart
Vreeland Recap - A redux of all of the interviews so far.
79:25 [48k/27.21MB - Download]
Sander
Hicks - independent journalist tries to make the case that
there is more to the Vreeland story than meets the eye. Hicks
also discusses revelations contained in his GNN article. 81:37
[48k/27.94MB - Download]
In The
Navy - Village People plus. 5:58 [128k/4.93MB - Download]
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We
discovered that the note that Vreeland wrote in jail could not have
possibly been interpreted as a warning of anything. We discovered that
during the time he was supposed to have been in Moscow uncovering the
9/11 plot he was actually in the custody of police in St. Thomas, Ontario.
We discovered that his navy records indicate that he didn't make it
through basic training and that he presented false identification when
he signed up. We found evidence that he didn't graduate high school.
We discovered that the alleged relentless drug dealer was actually Vreeland's
brother-in-law. We found that Vreeland had an extensive criminal record,
having spent the majority of his adult life in jail and that he was
wanted in at least six states. We found the victims of the alleged frauds
which Vreeland is accused of committing in Michigan and many people
in law enforcement who related details of Vreeland's alleged crimes.
