, INC. The Book That Drove Kiss Crazy inger DOPE, INC. The Book That Drove — Henry Kissinger Crazy in 2022 with funding from Kahle/Austin Foundation DOPE, INC. The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy by the Editors of Executive Intelligence Review Executive Intelligence Review Washington, D.C. 1992 , er design: Alan Yue IN:0-943253-02-2 yright © 1992 by Executive Intelligence Review brary of Congress Catalogue number: 91-78004 Printed in the U.S.A. e : nformation contact the publisher co eee er Review ee Fn box Wess, 2.90 UNH T | 3 9510 2001 0551 1 ~ Contents Acknowledgments viii Preface: Yuri Andropov Put the Soviet KGB Into the Narcoterrorism Business xi by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Introduction: The Drug Trade Today 1 1. The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy 3 2. Dope, Inc. Is Doubling Every Five Years 28 3. Marijuana Is Now the Nation’s Major Crop 45 Part I: Our Enemies Proved Us Right 59 1. Why This Book Has Become Famous 61 2. The Dope, Inc. Command Structure 90 Part II: Britain’s First Opium War 111 To Sap the Vitality of a Nation 113 1. The East India Company’s War Against China 116 2. Britain’s ‘Noble Experiment’ 133 Notes 141 Part III: How the Drug Empire Works 145 The Basis of This Investigation 147 1. Banking and the World’s Biggest Business 151 2. How To Hide $200 Billion 166 3. From Opium to Dirty Money 181 vi CONTENTS How the Drug Trade Is Financed 185 Britain’s Dirty Gold and Diamond Operations 192 Hong Kong: The Capital of Heroin Financing 204 The Beijing Connection 215 How the Royal Institute of International Affairs Runs Drugs and Dirty Money 235 9. Canada: North America’s Hong Kong 250 10. The Families Behind the Drug Empire 262 Notes 275 ONnoas Part IV: Moscow Moves In 289 1. Islamic Fundamentalism and the Golden Crescent 291 Part V: Narcotrafico, SA: The IMF Recolonizes Ibero-America 303 Introduction—Dope and Debt 305 1. The Trilateral Connection 312 2. Jamaica: The IMF Creates the Perfect Free Enterprise Economy 317 Colombia: Can Dope, Inc. Buy a Country? 324 The Cash Connection 331 How the Fondi Control Ibero-America’s Dope Traffic 338 The Cisneros Family: The Bronfmans of Venezuela 344 Vesco and Castro 359 “AD oP Part VI: The Nazi-Communist Mafia 365 1. Who Runs the Nazi International Today? 367 2. Stipam: The Real Bulgarian Connection 377 3. The Narco-Terrorists 392 4. Sendero Luminoso: Indigenous Murderers 396 5. The True Horror Story of the Gnostics 403 Notes 409 Part VII: Organized Crime 413 Intro—The Criminal International 415 1. The Bronfman Gang 423 2. The Kennedys: Organized Crime in the Government 441 CONTENTS vii 3. Britain’s International Assassination Bureau: Permindex 452 4. Permindex Unveiled: Resorts International-Intertel 492 5. Max Fisher: Distributor and Retailer 502 6. The Jacobs Family’s Emprise: Sports and Crime 515 Notes 525 Part VIII: Origins of the Counterculture 533 1. The Aquarian Conspiracy 535 Notes 554 Part IX: The Dope Lobby 557 1. Drug Pushers in Government 559 Notes 569 Appendices 571 Appendix A: A Proposed Multi-National Strategic Operation Against the Drug Traffic for the Western Hemisphere by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. 573 Appendix B: The FBI: An American Okhrana 583 Appendix C: The Anti-Defamation League: Dope, Inc.’s Public Relations Firm 603 Appendix D: The Drug Runners in Beijing 652 Index 669 Figures and Tables accompanying the Introduction follow page 44. Acknowledgments = "Special thanks are due to the following individuals: Jeffrey Steinberg, EIR pcan: we Editor _ Linda de Hoyos x Robyn Quijano as _ Marcia Merry Dennis Small Paul Goldstein Michael Minnicino Gretchen Small John Hoefle Kathy Wolfe Scott Thompson Joseph Brewda Roger Moore Michele Steinberg Karen Steinherz Carlos Wesley Dedication We dedicate this book to our friend Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, Colombian Justice Minister and selfless soldier in the war against drugs, murdered at the hands of the Colombian drug mafia on April 30, 1984, on orders of the board of directors of Dope, Inc. After August 1983, when he became justice minister, Lara began to gather the moral reserves of his nation to unleash an offensive against the narcotics trade and against the “citizens above suspicion,” the merchants of death who buy political power with their “respectable” fortunes. Rodrigo Lara Bonilla dared to say “Enough!” In an environ- ment in which the drug czars were able to buy people and political posts at their whim, in which former Presidents and Nobel prize winners sang the praises of narco-dollars and drug legalization, Lara Bonilla promised: “I will not cease my battle against drugs. ... there are risks that one must take in life. Since Lara Bonilla’s tragic death, unfortunately, the drug mafia has launched, and virtually won, a war for political power inside of Colombia. Countless thousands of Colombian citizens have been killed and wounded in shoot-outs, bombings, and other terrorist actions by the drug gangsters, calculated to bring the civil authority to its knees. Dozens more leading officials have been murdered by the drug mafia, including former attor- x DEDICATION ney general Carlos Mauro Hoyos and 11 justices of the nation’s supreme court, who met their deaths during the M-19 guerril- las’ 1985 storming of Colombia’s justice ministry. Perhaps the most courageous was 1989 presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galan, who had dedicated himself to winning a war against the drug-pushers, before his assassination on the campaign trail. Did Rodrigo Lara Bonilla die in vain? Will the thousands of deaths of Colombia’s anti-drug fighters prove to be in vain? The answer to that question will be determined in large part by whether you, the reader, and millions of other Americans, join with us in crushing the leaders of Dope, Inc.—the “citizens above suspicion.” Preface: Yuri Andropov Put the Soviet KGB Into the Narco-Terrorism Business The international drug-traffic enters the history books with the rise of the Sufi mystics, Syrian Hashishins (the “Assassins”) of Shaykh al-Jabal, in the time of the Assassins’ Templar allies. It was spread throughout the Asian littoral by Arab slave- traders. It was taken over from the slave-traders, by the Vene- tian slave-traders of the Levant Company. When the Levant- Company moved into England and the Netherlands, the Levant Company assumed the new name of the “East India Company” of England and the Netherlands. Adam Smith’s employers, of the British East India Company, established world-monopoly in the opium-traffic during the eighteenth century, and Britain ran the international drug-traffic, until Yuri Andropov’s Soviet KGB entered the traffic, and launched present-day interna- tional narco-terrorism against the West during the 1967—1969 interval. What are, today, the leading financial families of New En- gland and New York, bridge the transition from British to Soviet control of the international drug-traffic. The Perkins Syndicate of Salem, Massachusetts, were the American drug- trafficking partners of the British East India Company during the late eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries: establishing the drug-traffickers’ fortunes which are the foundation of the wealth of the so-called “Eastern Liberal Establishment,” the New York Council on Foreign Relations, of today. Not acciden- xii PREFACE tally, these same families of Britain and the United States, typified by McGeorge Bundy’s circles, are the leading accom- plices of the Soviet dictatorship, both in their connections to the drug-money-laundering banking institutions, and in de- manding that the United States appease Soviet strategic de- mands, today. It is no accident, therefore, that David Rockefel- ler, the founder of the pro-Soviet Trilateral Commission, entered into a partnership with the late, drug-trafficking Meyer Lansky, to turn the Mary Carter Paint Company, into the mob- linked Resorts International and Intertel. In both Britain and the United States, the “families” which built up their fortunes in the proceeds from the nineteenth-century opium traffic, are at the center of an organization known to insiders as the “Trust,” the main channel of present-day Soviet KGB policy- shaping influence into policy-making circles of Western Europe and the Americas. It is no accident, that Boston-based U.S. Attorney William Weld,of the White Weld interests, interceded to cover up the money-laundering organization created under present White House Chief of Staff Donald T. Regan, among Merrill Lynch, Crédit Suisse, and White Weld, prior to Regan’s becoming U.S. Treasury Secretary. It is no accident that Donald Regan has become a leading ally of Secretary of State George Shultz, and of Shultz’s Bohemian Grove crony, Henry Kis- singer, in supporting operations strategically decisive for Mos- cow, and contrary to the most vital strategic interests of the United States. The first edition of Dope, Inc. pulled together four of the major features of the international drug-traffic: 1) the creation of the modern international drug-traffic, by the British government; 2) the evidence collected by the former U.S. Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Central Intelligence Agency on the international drug-traffic; 3) the role of the special operation, code-named “MK-Ultra,” in unleashing a massive drug market inside the United States; and 4) the crucial role of British Commonwealth- based, “off-shore” financial institutions, such as the HongShang Bank, in laundering what was, during 1978, a $200-billions annual revenue from the drug-traffic. This new edition brings the picture up to date, emphasizing PREFACE xiii the dominant role of the Soviet KGB in taking over the traffic from the British, and in securing a dominant role in the interna- tional drug-trafficking and narco-terrorist operations of the late 1970s and 1980s. Americans, and others, are increasingly fearful of interna- tional terrorism. Few, unfortunately, understand that terror- ism is so tightly integrated with the international drug-traffic that the two can not be separated from one another. If we destroy the narcotics traffic, terrorism’s essential logistical base is destroyed. However, destroying the crops and shooting down the planes carrying the drugs is not enough. Unless the hun- dreds of billions of dollars of the drug-traffickers are confiscated, and the guilty bankers and financial brokers are sent to prison, the United States and Western Europe are helpless against terrorism. As long as such creators of the money-laundering system as Donald T. Regan are allowed to exert influence over the policies of our own and allied governments, there is no serious “War On Drugs,” nor is there any serious action against international terrorism. The following pages give you the facts. Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Leesburg, Virginia April 10, 1986 Introduction The Drug Trade Today a 1 The Book That Drove Henry Kissinger Crazy Thirteen years ago, the first edition of Dope, Inc. was released. Commissioned by anti-drug American statesman Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., it was the first book to reveal that the illegal drug cartel was becoming the world’s biggest business; to name the causes cf the war “Dope, Inc.” has waged against every nation in the world; and to reveal the names of the “untouch- able” figures who protect it, including the European monarchs, whom our Hollywood media have sold to the public as veritable deities. The book, which has since come out in several foreign- language versions and a second edition, remains unique. Its effectiveness is attested to above all by the fact that the kingpins of the U.S. branch of the drug cartel—led by Henry A. Kissinger and the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith— launched a years-long effort to silence the authors, starting with LaRouche, who was railroaded to federal prison in late 4 DOPE, INC. 1988 on trumped-up “conspiracy” charges, and is now fighting in the courts to overturn that travesty of justice. Lyndon LaRouche was jailed within days of George Bush’s inauguration as President in January 1989, and Bush has kept him there, for reasons that include a fear by Bush and his backers of the information contained in this book. Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger ran the risk of federal criminal prosecution as the result of his persistent interference into the conduct of the U.S. Department of Justice, the FBI, and the White House to stoke up the government campaign to silence LaRouche. The dope lobby’s hysteria over LaRouche’s campaign to put them out of business was not restricted to the United States. In Venezuela, the Spanish-language edition, Narcotrdfico, SA, has been banned since 1985 because the local Kissinger- and Rocke- feller-linked bankers are terrified that a few bland references in the second edition to the bad company they keep might lead to the exposure of much bigger crimes. Recently, some of Dope, Inc.’s Venezuela operators have been publicly linked to two major terrorist bombings (one in Washington, D.C.) and at least one cocaine bust in Miami. As a result, scores of parliamentari- ans throughout Ibero-America have publicly demanded the lift- ing of the ban on this book. It was in 1977 that Lyndon LaRouche realized Americans must be mobilized against the illegal-drug plague being spread by the Jimmy Carter administration. The campaign drew to- gether a broad coalition of concerned citizens in the United States and abroad. By spring 1978, the coalition’s intelligence on the higher-ups behind the narcotics cartel had grown to the point, that LaRouche commissioned a U.S. Labor Party investigative team to draft a comprehensive profile of the inter- national dope trade. LaRouche warned that, unless the United States fought the undeclared war which Dope, Inc. was waging on it, the nation would be destroyed within a generation. There could be no “national security” without a commitment to de- stroy Dope, Inc., he argued. Instead, three successive U.S. administrations have made their peace with the dope cartel, and as a result, America is