The Strange Suicide Of Col. Ted Westhusing

A West Point Professor Shoots Himself

Found Dead In His Trailer By A Mercenary

He Was Laying On The Floor With A Bullet Wound To The Head

He Oversaw This Company Of Israeli Mercenaries

His Body Guard Was Absent

Colonel Westhusing's Career

Born in 1961, raised in Tulsa Oklahoma, he graduates with honors, and attends West Point in 1979. Westhusing graduates West Point, third in the class of 1983.  He serves in Italy, South Korea and Honduras, and eventually became division operations officer for the 82nd Airborne, based at Ft. Bragg, N.C.

In 2000, Westhusing enrolled in Emory University's doctoral philosophy program, later to return to West Point to teach future leaders.

In his 352-page dissertation, Westhusing discussed the ethics of war, focusing on examples of military honor from brave Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee to the rat infested Israeli army.

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West Point Professor

Westhusing returned to teach philosophy and English at West Point as a full professor with a guaranteed lifetime assignment. He settled into life on campus with his wife, Michelle, and their three young children.

He wanted to apply his skills in Iraq, he transferred in early 2005.

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Col. Westhusing Iraq Assignment

Westhusing job was to oversee USIS, a private company which was given the contract to train Iraqi forces for Counter Terrorism Special Operations. They would eventually take over security duties from U.S. troops.  He is an administrator in the Green Zone, and the training was at Camp Dublin.

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Private Death Squads

Basically,  USIS is using Israelis to train an elite core of assassins. They even had platoons that accompanied the US forces on the Fallujah assault. They killed hand picked civilians who would resist the Israelis occupation after the Americans left.

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Westhusing Found Dead

On June 5th, 2005, the day after he met with General Petraeus at Camp Dublin, he was found dead.  An USIS contractor said he 'Looked into' the Colonel's trailer, and saw him on the floor. Another USIS manager entered, rearranged the gun, and tried to revive the Colonel.

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General Petraeus

Petraeus, Westhusing's commanding officer, said the investigation ruled it suicide. Petraeus, who is Jewish, no doubt felt Westhusing's contempt of the Israelis from USIS.

After the incident Petraeus was reassigned to Fort Leavenworth.

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USIS - A Federal Service That Was Privatized

In 1996 President Clinton had the Office of Personnel Management's Office of Federal Investigations privatized. Their job is to run background checks on government employees.

The first move was to transfer 2000 investigators from the Defense Security Service to USIS. OPM is responsible for 90% of federal security clearance investigations, which it contracts out to USIS.

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Awarded No Bid Contracts

USIS is owned by a Zionist controlled Venture Capitalist firm, the Carlyle Group. USIS was initially awarded a sole-source no-bid contract for conducting all of OPM's investigations.

How this analytic firm got a $77 million contract to train a counter terror unit is a mystery.

Abbie Kaminsky

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These Contractors Are Street Thugs

These are Israel's private army of assassins paid for by US taxpayers.

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Where Did The $77 Million Go

The USIS contract was for some instructors, who were provided room and board at  Camp Dublin. The coalition paid the Iraqi trainees' salaries, their equipment, etc., and the US government provided all the facilities.

So, the only USIS's real costs were salaries. Fifty  instructors at $125k salary and $25k living expenses, that's $7.5 mil.

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From The Discipline Of West Point To Insolent Sewer Rats

Col. Westhusing was use to spit and polish decorum of West Point. He arrives Iraq, and is put in charge of Israelis, and common street thugs, who considered him an annoying clown. He was even assigned a bodyguard relations were so bad.

The USIS contractors would tell him to "Mind your own f****g business, and keep your mouth shut". He went to Gen Petreaus and was told the same thing, until he threatened to go public.

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This Was An Assassination

Col. Westhusing was extremely educated, had three children, and was heading back to West Point to a secure lifetime appointment, he was not a candidate for suicide. He walked into that Viper's nest of Israeli contract killers, posing as counter terrorists, and was about to go public. Whatever he had would be devastating, because you don't kill a full bird Colonel from West Point.

Natalee Holloway

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