Date: August 9th 2006

This story is 4 (four) months old. That is 120 days or 2880 hours or 172,800 minutes old. Do you think this much time would have gone by before our controlled media would have alerted you to this information if it had been an Iranian spy in the US Navy? What about if it was a Cuban spy? Do you think the entire broadcast news and talk media industry would have kept silent for this long about a non Israeli spy in the US military?

Let us be clear here...this is yet another indication of how the entire media is controlled by a single decision making aperatus. They control content, focus and the timing of any information released to the public. A story of this magnitude may leak out or get reported but unless approved or ordered the story dies or is sent to live in a small town paper or byline somewhere. It is obvious once you chose to notice how this works.

Read on...

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1154525834949&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Report: US sailor spied for Israel

"The US Navy concluded Article 32 proceedings [a pretrial investigation] in the case of Fire Control Technician Third Class Ariel J. Weinmann on July 26, 2006," Ted Brown, a media relations officer at the US Fleet Forces Command, told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday. The US Fleet Forces Command is the "convening authority of the case... and will make the decision with respect to what charges, if any, will be referred to a general court-martial."

The veracity of Al-Watan's claim that Weinmann is suspected of spying for Israel remains in question, and military and Pentagon spokesmen are remaining tightlipped. A public affairs officer at the Office of Naval Intelligence told the Post that he was unaware of the allegations against Weinmann.

Al-Watan speculated that if Weinmann spied on behalf of the Mossad, it would be the biggest espionage case since Jonathan Pollard's arrest. Pollard, who worked as a civilian intelligence analyst for the US Navy, was caught in 1985 and convicted of spying for Israel. He is currently serving a life sentence in the US.

According to the navy, "Weinmann was assigned to the USS Albuquerque (SSN 706) and had deserted on or about July 3, 2005." The Albuquerque is a Los Angeles-class attack submarine.

Though the navy's initial press release contained no reference to Israel, Brown stated that more detailed information about the case would be released shortly.