“Shell Game” Author Erik Rush’s Guest on Tuesday at 12:00 EDT

WHISTLEBLOWER SPEAKS OUT ON TERRORIST FUNDING

by Sharon Rondeau

(Oct. 14, 2014) — A former Army intelligence officer who authored a book about the sources of funding for the terrorist group ISIS will reveal his knowledge of the topic on Erik Rush’s “Full Contact” show today at noon EDT.

As Rush opened the second hour of his show just after 12:00 noon, he introduced Lt. Scott Bennett as a former psychological affairs operative and “global psychological analyst” with Booz Allen Hamilton.  Bennett held a Top Secret clearance and worked “in the highest levels of counterterrorism” with various government agencies in the George W. Bush administration.

Since 2010, Bennett has filed “numerous” reports blowing the whistle on corruption involving “scandalous abuses of power and deception against the American people” carried out by the U.S. military and “secret Swiss Bank” personnel.

Bennett holds a Bachelor’s degree, a Master’s degree, and a Ph.D. (ABD) in Political Theory from the Catholic University of America.

Bennett has reported to Congress on the ties he has found between Booz Allen Hamilton and “U.S. government command.”  He reportedly has found a multitude of connections between Swiss banks and the funding of worldwide terrorist groups which he wrote about in his book “SHELL GAME: A Military Whistleblowing Report to the U.S. Congress Exposing the Betrayal and Cover-Up by the U.S. Government of the Union Bank of Switzerland-Terrorist Threat Finance Connection to Booz Allen Hamilton and U.S. Central Command.”

As Bennett began telling Rush his story, he described a policy designed by U.S. government operatives to change the political leadership of the Middle East.

Bennett said that the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was intended to weaken the U.S. military and that the reaction to the change was “extremely hostile.  It turned into a major, major fight,” he said.

Bennett was indicted by the U.S. Justice Department while still in uniform for actions he performed in his “military function.”  Bennett said that being tried in a civilian court was a violation of his rights as a member of the military.  He told Rush that a “trumped-up jury” convicted him, after which he was imprisoned and transported to a federal civilian prison in Pennsylvania.  “It was a horrendous experience,” Bennett said.  He said that “some of the brightest people this country has ever produced” have been imprisoned “on mostly trumped-up charges.”

Bennett said that his revelations have a nexus with those of Edward Snowden, who reported in June of last year that extensive surveillance of U.S. citizens is routinely conducted without a warrant.  Bennett said the Justice Department targeted others he met in prison, including a man named Brad Birkenfeld, who had uncovered money laundering and other illegal operations.

Bennett named Eric Holder, Hillary Clinton and Lanny Breuer as participants in the targeting and imprisoning of whistleblowers.  At 12:53 p.m., he mentioned that those objecting to the Obama regime’s initiatives were labeled by official policy as “potential domestic terrorists.”

Speaking of the financing of the U.S.’s Middle Eastern policy, Bennett said that people should challenge their elected officials to take action on the illegal funneling of money which supports terrorism.  “Demand engagement,” he advised.