Mr. Michael T. Hurley

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  www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/last_circle.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/18/2007    Last Visited: 9/18/2007  

  "And I came across a guy named Michael T. Hurley and I thought he worked for the State Department but it turned out he was incountry attache for the DEA in Nicosia, Cyprus. [Nicosia is the capital of the island of Cyprus, off the coast of Lebanon].
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  "I personally was in a warehouse where Hurley and George Pender and George Marcobie (phonetic spelling) told me there was upwards of twentytwo tons.
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  His name was Tony Asmar and he got on to the operation early on, and started going toe to toe with Hurley [DEA].
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  Myself and others suspected Hurley and Bob Nichols and Glen Shockley were responsible for that ... "
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  After researching Michael Riconosciuto 's information, R.J. noted to me that Michael gave mostly valid information, but he could not prove that Michael had been involved.He did, however, verify (through Customs) that Michael HAD been in Lebanon, but he could not verify the details of the drug operation.
  
  Michael responded (on a taped message to R.J.) by visually recounting the DEA apartment/condo in Nicosia, Cyprus: "The DEA had a condo, I think it was on Columbra (phonetically spelled) Street, in Nicosia, Cyprus [off the coast of Lebanon].
  
  "They had a ham radio station there.It was an ICOM single side band amateur radio setup, with a linear ... "
  
  "Were you actually there?"I asked.Michael quipped, "Yes, I was there," then continued.
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  "Tony Asmar figured out what was going on with Hurley, that they were shipping `noncontrolled' loads of heroin back to the U.S..
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  Michael's time was always limited on the phone.
  
  "Ok, there was a man named Maurice Ganem.He had a relative, either a brother or a cousin, who is a senior DEA official with Michael Hurley.
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  "CIA ." Michael continued." ...
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  Riconosciuto had explained that Maurice had a "relative, either a brother or a cousin, who was a senior DEA official with Michael Hurley."
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  It also directly connected George Pender with Michael T. Hurley.
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  Coleman had complained to Hurley, but Hurley had just brushed it aside.
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  Michael T. Hurley had allegedly been transferred from Nicosia, Cyprus to DEA in Washington state shortly before Michael's arrest.
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  "(3) Between February and September 1987, I was seconded by DIA to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Nicosia, Cyprus, reporting to the DEA Country Attache, Michael T. Hurley.
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  "(10) As DEA Country Attache for Cyprus, Michael T. Hurley had overall responsibility for both the Euramae Trading Company, Ltd. and its initiative to sell PROMIS[E] computer systems to Middle East countries for drug abuse control.
  
  "(11) In 1990, DEA reassigned Hurley to a DEA intelligence position in Washington State.
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  Rather, the probability is that Hurley was reassigned to Washington State to manufacture a case against Riconosciuto in order to prevent Riconosciuto from becoming a credible witness about the U.S. Government's covert sale of the PROMIS software to foreign governments.

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  Published on: 2/22/2007    Last Visited: 3/16/2007  

  Michael Hurley, Office of Counter Terrorism, US State Department

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  Published on: 8/15/2003    Last Visited: 4/21/2007  

  The film was to have been shown at the London Film Festival in 1994 but was withdrawn at the last minute because of the threat of a libel action by a U.S. official, believed to have been Michael Hurley of the DEA.

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  Published on: 6/8/2008    Last Visited: 6/8/2008  

  WHY ROBERT BOOTH NICHOLS AND MICHAEL RICONOSCIUTO SHOULD BE CALLED AS WITNESSES TO THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL, ALONG WITH LESTER COLEMAN AND MICHAEL T. HURLEY
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  3. Between February and September 1987, I was seconded by DIA to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Nicosia, Cyprus, reporting to the DEA Country Attaché, Michael T. Hurley.
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  10. As DEA Country Attaché for Cyprus, Michael T. Hurley had overall responsibility for both the EURAME Trading Company, Ltd, and its initiative to sell PROMIS[E] computer systems to Middle East countries for drug abuse control.
  
  11. In 1990, DEA reassigned Hurley to a DEA intelligence position in
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  Rather, the probability is that Hurley was reassigned to Washington State to manufacture a case against Riconosciuto in order to prevent Riconosciuto from becoming a credible witness about the U.S. Government's covert sale of the PROMIS software to foreign governments.

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  Published on: 10/4/2008    Last Visited: 10/4/2008  

  Bryan Cunningham and Michael Hurley spoke with about 500 business and government leaders in 15 cities, including Monmouth, Tuesday via a video conference.
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  Cunningham was also a deputy legal adviser to the White House National Security Council, while Hurley served as senior special advisor on counterterrorism to the U.S. State Department.
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  Hurley said the best thing for business owners to do when planning is accept that they can't worry about everything.
  
  "Not all threats are created equal," he said.

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  Published on: 7/2/2007    Last Visited: 7/2/2007  

  "And I came across a guy named Michael T. Hurley and I thought he worked for the State Department but it turned out he was in-country attache for the DEA in Nicosia, Cyprus. [Nicosia is the capital of the island of Cyprus, off the coast of Lebanon].
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  "I personally was in a warehouse where Hurley and George Pender and George Marcobie (phonetic spelling) told me there was upwards of twentytwo tons.
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  His name was Tony Asmar and he got on to the operation early on, and started going toe to toe with Hurley [DEA].
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  Myself and others suspected Hurley and Bob Nichols and Glen Shockley were responsible for that ... "
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  "Tony Asmar figured out what was going on with Hurley, that they were shipping `non-controlled' loads of heroin back to the US They killed Tony ... "
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  Michael's time was always limited on the phone.
  
  "OK, there was a man named Maurice Ganem.He had a relative, either a brother or a cousin, who is a senior DEA official with Michael Hurley.
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  "CIA." Michael continued." ...
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  Riconosciuto had explained that Maurice had a "relative, either a brother or a cousin, who was a senior DEA official with Michael Hurley."
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  It also directly connected George Pender with Michael T. Hurley.
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  Coleman had complained to Hurley, but Hurley had just brushed it aside.
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  Michael T. Hurley had allegedly been transferred from Nicosia, Cyprus to DEA in Washington state shortly before Michael's arrest.
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  "(3) Between February and September 1987, I was seconded by DIA to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Nicosia, Cyprus, reporting to the DEA Country Attache, Michael T. Hurley.
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  "(10) As DEA Country Attache for Cyprus, Michael T. Hurley had overall responsibility for both the Euramae Trading Company, Ltd. and its initiative to sell PROMIS[E] computer systems to Middle East countries for drug abuse control.
  
  "(11) In 1990, DEA reassigned Hurley to a DEA intelligence position in Washington State.
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  Rather, the probability is that Hurley was reassigned to Washington State to manufacture a case against Riconosciuto in order to prevent Riconosciuto from becoming a credible witness about the US Government's covert sale of the PROMIS software to foreign governments.

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  Published on: 2/22/2007    Last Visited: 3/16/2007  

  Michael HurleyNIPB
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  Michael Hurley
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  Michael Hurley is currently a special advisor on counterterrorism in the State Department's Office of Counterterrorism.He is a career CIA officer, with twenty-four years in that organization.
  
  He served on the 9/11 Commission's staff as a senior counsel and director of the counterterrorism policy investigation.In the course of the investigation into the September 11 attacks on the United States, the team he headed interviewed more than 200 officials and reviewed hundreds of thousands of pages of sensitive documents.His team took the lead in organizing the March 2004 public hearings of highest-level officials of the Clinton and Bush administrations.He and his team drafted substantial portions of the policy chapters of The 9/11 Commission Report, a national bestseller.
  
  Following his work on the Commission, he was the deputy director of the 9/11 Public Discourse Project, which worked with the administration and congress to implement the 9/11 Commission's recommendations on how best to keep the country safe.He represented the Chairman and Vice Chairman of the 9/11 Commission in speeches throughout the United States and the world.
  
  From 1998 , 1999, and again in 2000, he was detailed to the National Security Council, where he was director for the Balkans, and advised the national security advisor and the president on Balkans policy.Over the past decade he has been a leader in U.S. interventions in troubled areas: Kosovo (1999 , 2000); Bosnia (1995 , 1996); and Haiti (during the U.S. intervention, 1994 , 1995).Michael Hurley has held a range of management positions at CIA headquarters and served multiple tours of duty overseas.

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  Published on: 1/24/2008    Last Visited: 2/18/2009  

  Next week a similar event will take place at St. Petersburg College in Florida involving local community leaders, Families of September 11 co-founder Carie Lemack and counterterrorism expert Michael Hurley.
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  The video will be followed by a panel discussion, and the confirmed panelists at this point include: Ms. Carie Lemack, Co-founder, Families of September 11; Mr. Michael Hurley, Special Advisor on Counterterrorism to the Nuclear Threat Initiative; Chief Chuck Harmon, St. Petersburg Police Department; Chief Jim Large, St. Petersburg Fire Department.

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  Published on: 12/8/2005    Last Visited: 6/14/2006  

  Downing and Kuiper first enlisted Mike Hurley, a former CIA career officer and director of the counterterrorism policy investigation for the 9/11 Commission.
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  Holding a well-worn copy of the famed 9/11 Commission report during his talk at the College, Hurley told students that the document should be required reading for every adult American and should be taught in every professional school, university, college and high school.
  
  In their attacks on the United States, terrorists ,exploited deep institutional failings in our government,, Hurley said.The commission concluded that the attacks ,were a shock, but they should not have been a surprise., The United States had been given clear warning that Islamic terrorists intended to kill Americans, Hurley said.
  
  ,It was a failure of imagination.Leaders didn,t understand the gravity of the threat that faced us,, he said.
  
  Now keenly aware of that threat, Americans must work toward not only a defense but also a solution to the base issues that promote terrorism.But Hurley, too, who was lead coordinator in Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan against Al Qaeda, knew what Downing and Kuiper discovered in that Israeli prison: Some terrorists are beyond help.
  
  ,I,ve called in airstrikes on a determined enemy.I don,t think that you can reason with fanatics who commit mass murder,, Hurley said. ,There is no military solution to terrorism.Use of the military is necessary and will answer part of the problem, but there is so much more that can,t be resolved from the use of force,, he said.Hurley said that a world of 6 billion people, in which more than half earn less than $2 a day, is ,dangerous, and ,destabilizing.,
  
  ,Terrorism isn,t caused by poverty, but when people lose hope, when societies break down, when countries fragment, the breeding grounds for terrorism are created,, he said.
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  Hurley urged students to get involved in the fight by educating themselves, not simply through books and news accounts but also through experience, curiosity and inquisitiveness.The goal, he said, is to ,change the hearts of those who have given themselves over to hate and intolerance.,

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  Published on: 3/8/2008    Last Visited: 7/8/2009  

  During his 2003 investigations it was startling to Mike Hurley, the commission member in charge of investigating intelligence, and the other investigators on his team, just what had gone on in the spring and summer of 2001 - just how often and how aggressively the White House had been warned that something terrible was about to happen.
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  The members of Mike Hurley's team were also alarmed by the revelations, week by week, month by month, of how close the commission's chief director, Philip Zelikow, was to Rice and others at the White House.
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  For every bit of evidence gathered by Bass and Hurley's team to bolster Clarke's allegation that the White House had ignored terrorist threats in 2001, Zelikow would find some reason to disparage it.
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  Marcus and Hurley managed to talk Bass out of resigning, although the threat lingered until the final weeks of the investigation.

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