THE IBERO-AMERICAN SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT (MSIA) Anatomy of a Fascist Intelligence Operation
Click here for Full Issue of EIR Volume 32, Number 8, February 25, 2005 EIRInvestigation THE IBERO-AMERICAN SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT (MSIA) Anatomy of a Fascist Intelligence Operation by William F. Wertz, Jr. During the period 1983-89, while Lyndon LaRouche and his circle of associates of third-generation Nazi networks in Mex- leading U.S. associates were under heavy attack from the ico and other parts of Ibero-America, is the subject of the U.S. and Soviet opponents of LaRouche’s role in the original following condensed report on that group of scoundrels, now design of President Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative pro- operating in collusion with Nazi “rat-line” networks associ- posal (SDI), certain far right-wing opponents of the SDI from ated with the Pinochet regime and related elements within the within the Nazi and related links to Chile’s dictator Augusto Americas today. Pinochet, covertly recruited certain Judases from within a secret network linked to U.S. death-squad figure Nestor A Trojan Horse Sanchez, et al. During 1990-2000, when LaRouche was imprisoned or In September of 1990, with LaRouche in prison, some of under strict probationary control, Quijano and his circle of these Judases, including one Fernando Quijano, dropped their accomplices came out openly as a fascist network of John masks, and presented their Nazi-linked, anti-semitic creden- Paul II opponents. From that time on, Quijano, and later the tials openly. LaRouche’s erstwhile associate Quijano gave a siblings Marivilia and Lorzenzo Carrasco, exposed them- speech in Northern Virginia in which he defended the expul- selves as a—nominally Catholic—controlled intelligence op- sion of the Jews from Spain in 1492 for “military reasons of eration.
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