Oswald LeWinter
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Oswald LeWinter, the mysterious and sometimes nefarious CIA operative, who was sentenced to four years in an Austrian prison for trying to extort money from Mohammed Al Fayed, was suddenly and "mysteriously" released on the 22nd. He was released 18 months before his actual release date, with NO fanfare or media coverage.
Who was powerful enough to pull the strings that released him? Was it a country? Israel and the United States come to mind... Or was an individual behind his release? Who gains by Oswald being free? Who loses?
Oswald LeWinter knows where all the bodies are buried when it comes to the scandals of the Reagan/Bush Administration. Could anti-Bush forces have conspired to secure his early release?
LeWinter also knows who was behind the murder of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. Mohammed Al Fayed, the man responsible for putting Oswald in prison in the first place, would have a lot to gain from LeWinter's freedom. Was he the man who "sprung" LeWinter?
An Austrian Minister commented, "off the record" of course, that when Oswald was first arrested in Vienna, the CIA put pressure on Austria to make sure that Oswald stayed in prison permanently. The Minister went on to say that LeWinter has inside knowledge of many of the most 'popular' scandals of the past two decades.
October Surprise
The Palma murder
The bombing of Pan Am 103
The murder of Princess Diana
...to name a few!!
LeWinter made good use of his time in prison. He used it to write a book. He has tentatively named it, "After the First Death".
Oswald also had several regular visitors while he was in prison. One of these visitors was the "outside" facilitator for his 'blockbuster' new book.
The visitor took the finished chapters out of the prison as soon as they were finished. There are now 12 copies of Oswald's book hidden around the world.
The book is written as fiction, but the truth is VERY thinly disguised. The people he names in the book will be readily identifiable.
People who have read the book say it will have tremendous political fallout in a number of countries. It is currently being readied for publication. Needless to say, this means that whoever is behind Oswald's early release from prison, is powerful enough to get a book published, and when it is released, to get it publicized. [1]
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Oswald Le Winter is an interesting interview partner in BBC's 1992 movie about Gladio. In part three he is (at 2:43) named Colonel Oswald Le Winter, CIA - ITAC Liason Officer Europe.
BBC 1992: Gladio. Part 1 - The Ring Masters
BBC 1992: Gladio. Part 2 - The Puppeteers
BBC 1992: Gladio. Part 3 - The Foot Soldiers
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Oswald LeWinter, Ravenna Press, Oktober 2007, Ages of Chaos and Fury: Selected Poems, 1949-2005, ISBN 0976659387
Oswald LeWinter, Abraham Melzer, 2005, Das Beste aus SEMIT. Das jüdische Magazin, ISBN 3937389342