ZGram - 3/4/2003 - "SOS: CSIS vs Zundel"

[irimland@zundelsite.org]

SOS ZGram - Where Truth is Destiny:  Now more than ever!

March 3, 2003

Good Morning from the Zundelsite:

Before I write anything else, I would still like more readers on my=20
list to sign the petition at=20
http://www.PetitionPetition.com/cgi/petition.cgi?id=3D5230  We are now=20
at 835 signatures, and I would like to have a round 1,000  before we=20
submit it to the Powers that be.=20

Please sign - and spread the word on your respective lists.

Now to some very serious business:

Ernst Zundel is in maximum lockdown in the Niagara Detention Center.=20
I talked to him very briefly yesterday and a little longer this=20
morning.  He says the guards hang their heads because they are=20
ashamed at what is happening but will not give him any explanation=20
why he has to be in lock-down 24 hours a day.  He says that he is=20
being treated like Rudolf Hess, having his food shoved in without=20
words, being permitted only a plastic spoon/fork combination - called=20
a "spork", by the way - some kind of black humor?  He writes his=20
notes to himself and what letters he is allowed to send on the seat=20
of his toilet, the only surface available to him.=20

I believe this treatment is being meted out to keep him from=20
communicating with anyone, including media.  The reason is that last=20
Friday, he told the "war crimes" attorney acting for the government=20
that the very agency, namely CSIS, that is trying to brand him as a=20
"terrorist" is the outfit that had knowledge of the parcel bomb en=20
route to the Zundel-Haus to kill him in 1995 - yet did not see fit to=20
warn him or anybody else!=20

This WILL be said at the next hearing - if such a hearing is ever to=20
take place.  Allegedly, this hearing, scheduled  for Friday, is open=20
to media.  When I talked to Ernst this morning, nobody had yet=20
notified him of the date.  I feel I have reason to fear that Ernst's=20
enemies will move heaven and earth, and may even attempt to harm him,=20
to prevent this hearing from happening.=20

Here is the pertinent information that has only recently come to=20
light in a book titled "Covert Entry / Spies, Lies and Crimes:=20
Inside Canada's Secret Service" by Andrew Mitrovica.

Andrew Mitrovica is one of Canada's leading investigative=20
journalists.  He has won numerous national and international awards=20
for his reporting.  He has worked at the fifth estate, CTV national=20
news, W5 and most recently at the Globe and Mail, where he covered=20
security and intelligence issues.  Born in Melbourne, Australia,=20
Mitrovica lives in Toronto.

The inside book flap carries this text:

"Canada's espionage agency, CSIS, enjoys operating deep in the=20
shadows.  Set up as a civilian force in the 80s after the RCMP spy=20
service was abolished for criminal excesses, the Canadian Security=20
Intelligence Service was to be a squeaky-clean contrast to its=20
disgraced predecessors.  But it's hard for Canadians to get a fix on=20
how well CSIS is doing its job or how well it is behaving.  This=20
country's spymasters work diligently to prevent journalists,=20
politicians and watchdog agencies from prying into their secret world.

"Few journalists have come close to rivalling Andrew Mitrovica at=20
unveiling the stories CSIS does not want told.  In COVERT ENTRY, the=20
award-winning investigative reporter uncovers a disturbing pattern of=20
venality, law-breaking and incompetence deep inside the service, and=20
provides a fascinating window on its daily operations.

"At its core, COVERT ENTRY traces the eventful career of John=20
Farrell, a veteran undercover operative who worked on some of the=20
service's most sensitive cases and was ordered to break the law by=20
senior CSIS officers in the name of national security.  Mitrovica=20
delivers a ground level, day-to-day look at who is actually running=20
the show in national clandestine operations.  The picture he paints=20
definitively shatters the myth that CSIS respects the rights and=20
liberties it is charged with protecting."

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>From the back flap we learn this about John Farrel, the CSIS=20
undercover agent who came out of the closet about his, and other=20
operatives', illegal activities:

"As a dedicated operative in CSIS's covert war against terrorists and=20
spies, John Farrell was once a true believer in the intelligence=20
service's "Ways and Means Act":  if you have a way to get things=20
done, the means - legal or not - are justified.  He is the first CSIS=20
operative to openly discuss the details of his highly classified=20
work.  Whether he is condemned or applauded for breaking his silence,=20
Farrell is offering up his story so that Canadians can gain a clearer=20
understanding of what actually takes place in this country in the=20
name of national security.  And what this unofficial tour deep inside=20
the service's cloistered world reveals is an alarming portrait of=20
incompetence - and worse."

This hardcover, put out by Random House Canada, is listed at $35.95=20
and is available from Amazon.=20

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Mitrovica addresses how CSIS dealt with Ernst Zundel, a lifelong=20
opponent of those individuals, groups and organizations who do not=20
want the orthodox version of the Holocaust challenged, much less=20
investigated.  In the vernacular referred to as the Holocaust Lobby,=20
Zundel has many times characterized the actions of this powerful and=20
ruthless entity as being an extortion racket based on fictitious=20
stories regarding the genocidal gassings of Jews in World War II in=20
German concentration camps.=20

As you read Mitrovica, please keep in mind that this investigative=20
journalist describes a highly unpopular, politically incorrect=20
dissident activist who has been systematically demonized by Canadian=20
media for decades - while under a judge's gag order for years that=20
prevented him from defending his motives and honor.

Page 136 - 140 of Covert Entry:

Mitrovica:  Ernst Zundel was another prime target of CSIS's allegedly=20
covert campaign against white supremacists.  For years, the balding,=20
German-born immigrant ran what amounted to an anti-Semitic propaganda=20
factory from his Victorian home in downtown Toronto.  Working out of=20
his ramshackle basement, Zundel churned out pamphlets on his printing=20
press, held meetings and gave lectures, all with a common theme:  the=20
Holocaust was a hoax.

(Zundelsite comment:  Ernst Zundel did not work out of a "ramshacke=20
basement".  He worked out of a four-story Victorian home on prime=20
real estate in downtown Toronto - a 14-room building packed to the=20
ceiling with original documents, newspaper clippings, books,=20
pamphlets, affidavits, original World War II memoirs, photographs,=20
slides, audios and videos, court transcripts, government documents=20
etc.

The Zundel-Haus was probably the world's largest private repository=20
of evidence documenting that the true events of World War II were=20
different from the brutal Hollywood-created version depicting Germans=20
as genocidal monsters on a rampage to kill every Jew in sight,=20
primarily by "gassing".=20

The Zundel-Haus was burned down on May 9th, 1995 -   on the 50th=20
anniversary of Germany's surrender to the Allies in 1945. Street talk=20
quickly pointed to a culprit.  Ernst turned over to the police the=20
name and address of a punk who had been paid $200 by "someone" to=20
douse the building with gasoline - a criminal act of the first order=20
that was actually caught on a surveillance video.  Canadian police=20
chose to do nothing with this tip and never even questioned the=20
street person who did it.)=20

Mitrovica:  The man who once described Hitler as his idol distributed=20
his message to fellow travellers around the globe in an infamous=20
booklet entitled DID SIX MILLION REALLY DIE?  In it, Zundel claimed=20
the Holocaust was a Jewish-inspired fraud.  Canada Post temporarily=20
stopped delivering Zundel's mail in 1981 because he was using the=20
postal service to spread hatred.  In 1985, Zundel was sentenced to 15=20
months in jail after being found guilty of wilfully causing harm to=20
Canada's racial and social harmony.=20

(Zundelsite comment:  This paragraph is misleading through omission.=20
A postal commission, investigating the charge that Zundel "spread=20
hatred", cleared him of the charge after a year's worth of=20
investigation, stating in its verdict that - and here I quote from=20
memory -  "the Holocaust is an issue between two peoples, the Germans=20
and the Jews" - recommending that the Canadian government should keep=20
its nose out of it.=20

The 15 months sentence was the result not of the judgment of the=20
postal hearing - it was the result of what is known as the FIRST=20
GREAT HOLOCAUST TRIAL of 1985, where, upon appeal, the judge was=20
found biased, leading via many legal detours to the 1988 SECOND GREAT=20
HOLOCAUST TRIAL which gave birth to the best-selling Leuchter Report,=20
still a thorn in the Holocaust/Zionist-Lobbyists side.=20

The charge of these two trials that rocked the foundations of the=20
Holocaust myth, was not that Ernst was "wilfully causing harm to=20
Canada's racial and social harmony" - it was that Zundel was=20
"spreading false news."  This charge, brought by a Holocaust survivor=20
but soon taken over by the government, was based on an ancient law=20
out of the Thirteenth Century in England that Canada had on its=20
books, forbidding wandering minstrels to "defame the kings" with=20
ribald songs.  That legal prohibition had no relevance in modern=20
Canada.  After a nine-year legal battle, on August 27, 1992, the=20
Supreme Court of Canada overturned this ancient law, striking down=20
the "false news" law as a violation of the guarantee to free speech=20
contained in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, thereby=20
adopting Z=FCndel's viewpoint on freedom of speech. The court's=20
decision, as summarized in the headnote to the case, was as follows:

Section 2(b) of the Charter protects the right of a minority to=20
express its view, however unpopular it may be. All communications=20
which convey or attempt to convey meaning are protected by s. 2(b),=20
unless the physical form by which the communication is made (for=20
example, a violent act) excludes protection. The content of the=20
communication is irrelevant. The purpose of the guarantee is to=20
permit free expression to the end of promoting truth, political or=20
social participation, and self-fulfillment. That purpose extents to=20
the protection of minority beliefs which the majority regards as=20
wrong or false. Section 181, which may subject a person to criminal=20
conviction and potential imprisonment because of words he published,=20
has undeniably the effect of restricting freedom of expression and,=20
therefore, imposes a limit on s. 2(b).

In the Mitrovica paragraph that follows, the author summarizes this=20
legal battle spanning almost a decade:)

"Three years later, [Zundel's] conviction was upheld on appeal.  But=20
in 1992, Zundel won an unexpected victory when the Supreme Court of=20
Canada overturned his conviction on a charge of knowingly spreading=20
false information about the Holocaust.  The decision, not=20
surprisingly, thrilled and emboldened the Holocaust denier and his=20
supporters, including the nascent Heritage Front.=20

(Zundelsite Comment:  The Heritage Front was an organization=20
ostensibly created for the purpose of giving White Canadian Youth a=20
place where they could find some fellowship and mutual support in  a=20
violently hostile multicultural environment that routinely=20
discriminated against them by favoring non-white immigrants in=20
seeking employment, scholarships, grants etc.  I say "ostensibly",=20
for as was discovered shortly thereafter, the Heritage Front was, in=20
fact, a CSIS setup where a CSIS-paid agent provocateur,  Grant=20
Bristow, tried to provoke and incite White kids to foolish racist=20
statements and even violence.  When a Toronto reporter, Bill Dunphy,=20
exposed this CSIS infiltration of the Heritage Front to the media, it=20
caused a huge public relations problem for CSIS.  Eventually, there=20
was a government whitewash, and the "problem" petered out.=20

This CSIS sore broke open around 1995 - exactly at a time when a=20
Toronto mob of street punks, called ARA (Anti-Racist Action) was used=20
by persons unknown to inflame Canadians against Ernst Zundel.  At one=20
time, the city was blanketed by thousands of posters showing Ernst's=20
face in the cross-hairs of a rifle and giving a map of the location=20
of the Zundel-Haus.  This hate- and defamaation campaign soon=20
thereafter led to the actual fire-bombing of the Zundel building.) =20

Mitrovica:  After winning his legal reprieve, Zundel often made=20
public appearances wearing a hard hat and carrying a large wooden=20
cross.=20

(Zundel-Haus comment:  Actually, I believe he carried the cross only=20
once to force a photo op, knowing that an otherwise hostile media=20
would not be able to resist this visual.  The cross still exists in a=20
safe place in Canada.  One day it will grace a Free Speech museum.)

Mitrovica:  To his followers, [Zundel] was a courageous martyr in the=20
fight to protect freedom of speech.  His opponents thought=20
differently.  In late 1993, they descended on his home, hurling paint=20
canisters and eggs.

(Zundelsite comment:  Actually, they hurled more than eggs.  They=20
defecated into plastic bags and hurled feces!  Somewhere among my=20
tapes there exists a recording of the howling of that mob, chanting=20
"Kill Zundel!  Burn Zundel down!"  If you listen to that tape, you'll=20
think you hear the howl of devils!)

Mitrovica:  Zundel had prepared for the onslaught by wrapping his=20
home in plastic.  Riot police beat back the demonstrators.  The ugly=20
skirmish helped Zundel and his admirers get the media attention they=20
longed for.=20

(Zundelsite comment:  This is a typical comment by a liberal=20
journalist brainwashed into assuming that Zundel's cause was unjust=20
and was not based on years of serious, detailed study of the=20
Holocaust issue that led to his conclusion that the Holocaust was=20
merely a propaganda piece to extract reparations from Germany and=20
good-will gestures, including lavish financial aid and other perks,=20
for the Israeli and Disaspora Jews from the United States and other=20
Western countries.  Ernst has always been a convenient target for=20
ritual denigration by mainstream media.  Sadly, Mitrovica is no=20
exception.)=20

Mitrovica:  But CSIS was also training a close eye on Zundel.  The=20
service was busy intercepting mail for Zundel's home from a postal=20
station at 1 Yonge Street.  Farrel says Zundel was also watched by=20
the service.  The APIs were called when Hitler's admirer was seen=20
posting mail.  A Canada Post driver would then be summoned to open=20
the mailbox and allow an API to retrieve the mail.  Who was this API?=20
Frank Pilotte, [a postal inspector] though  Farrell was often=20
enlisted to help.  Letters and packages for Zundel arrived from all=20
over the world.  On some days he received as many as 20 pieces of=20
registered mail.  CSIS was  keen to establish a list of Zundel's=20
worldwide supporters by noting the return addresses attached to each=20
piece of correspondence.  To Farrell's surprise, Zundel often=20
received letters of encouragement and support from doctors, lawyers,=20
university professors, as well as prison inmates.

(Zundelsite comment:  Ernst Zundel has many distinguished admirers=20
all over the world who have followed his outreach campaign for=20
decades.  It does great injustice to the image of this decent and=20
non-violent human rights activist, who has dedicated his life to the=20
defense of his vilified parents' generation, to paint Ernst Zundel as=20
some political dimwit, hysterical "Neo-Nazi", or media-greedy=20
publicity hound.  He has thousands of letters from distinguished=20
sources all over the world that prove otherwise.) =20

Mitrovica:  Farrell noticed that Pilotte took a particular interest=20
in Zundel's mail.  Just how much interest became apparent early one=20
morning when the two APIs met behind a large grocery store on=20
Danforth Avenue.  Pilotte drove up in his white Buick, while Farrell=20
arrived in his Geo Metro, a car he liked because it saved him money=20
on gas.  Pilotte had just returned from the postal station carrying a=20
batch of Zundel's letters.  As he flipped through the mail, Pilotte=20
noticed that one letter was partially open.  Curious, he decided to=20
unseal it.  Farrell urged him not to, warning him that the letters=20
might be booby-trapped and that he was only inviting more trouble=20
from Lunau.  [Don Lunau was Farrell's superior] Pilotte opened the=20
letter.  Inside, he found a short note addressed to "Dear Ernst"=20
urging the Holocaust denier to continue his campaign "to tell the=20
truth."  To help in that effort, the letter also contained a=20
ten-dollar American bill, which the API slipped back into the=20
envelope.

"It was amateurish," Farrell says.  "It was none of the API's=20
business what was in the mail."

Farrell didn't want to get embroiled in Pilotte's escapades, but as=20
the program's troubleshooter, he had little choice.  He told Lunau,=20
who once again went easy on Pilotte.

Then Farrell caught a break on the Zundel beat during one of his=20
routine visits to Canada Post's station at 1 Younge Street.=20
Dishevelled and unshaven, he arrived at 6:30 a.m. and walked up to=20
the station's second floor offices.  He lumbered through a door=20
leading to a restricted area that housed bag after bag of registered=20
mail.  On his way, he waved at Patrick Hilberg, the registration=20
clerk who often handled Zundel's registered mail, and George Fyfe,=20
the station's supervisor.  Farrell had befriended them because he=20
knew the pair could make his job a whole lot easier.  They didn't=20
know he was working for CSIS;  they assumed he was still a postal=20
inspector.

Farrell began rifling through the mail bags, searching for Zundel's=20
registered mail.  He often had to flick through a thousand pieces=20
before plucking out Zundel's letters and packages.  The mail, marked=20
priority post, arrived from Australia, Germany, Austria, France and=20
Switzerland.  It was imperative that Farrell get his hands on the=20
mail before Hilberg, because once the clerk documented its arrival,=20
the clock began ticking on how long the service could hold on to the=20
letters and packages.  The sooner Farrell dumped Zundel's letters=20
back into the mail stream, the less likely Zundel would complain=20
about how tardy the postal service was.

(Zundelsite comment:  Incidentally, just yesterday I received a=20
letter that Ernst had written to me on February 14, 2003, sent out of=20
Blount County Jail, located 45 minutes from where I live.  It took 17=20
days to arrive!)

Mitrovica:  Farrell reached into the mail bag and pulled out a small=20
box.  Later he learned that he had just laid his hands on the=20
Heritage Front's complete membership list and the names and addresses=20
of every individual in Canada and overseas who received Zundel's=20
anti-Semitic literature.

(Mitrovica assumes that the Heritage Front mailing list and the=20
Zundel-Haus mailing list are identical.  Not so!  To my knowledge,=20
CSIS never did get the Zundel-Haus mailing list.  They tried to=20
compile one on their own, as stated above, by copying the return=20
addresses of Zundel supporters.)

Mitrovica:  It was an extraordinary stroke of luck.  Rarely did that=20
kind of information fall so conveniently into the laps of spy=20
services.  Finally, Farrell thought, Operation Vulva had paid=20
dividends.

(Zundelsite comment:  Does the name of this undercover operation=20
spell who was behind it?  Those of us who have been the target of=20
relentless Jewish hatred have always been amazed at how sexual=20
innuendos, and especially a perverted fascination with feces, creeps=20
into our enemies actions and words - notice the "shit bombs" hurled=20
at the Zundel-Haus during various mob  demonstrations!)

Mitrovica:  Handling Zundel's mail was a risky business.  Violence=20
gravitated to the Holocaust denier.  A pipe bomb  once exploded=20
behind his Carlton Street home, causing extensive damage.=20

(Zundelsite comment:  Actually, it exploded *inside* his garage in=20
1984, prior to the FIRST GREAT HOLOCAUST TRIAL in 1985.  the culprit=20
has never been apprehended.)

Mitrovica:  Farrell was always concerned when he intercepted Zundel's=20
mail.  He knew  the self-promoting propagandist had enemies and that=20
one day one of them might use the mail to deliver an unmistakable and=20
violent message to his front door.  Farrell liked his hands and=20
wanted to keep them.

(Zundelsite comment:  Now read the next Mitrovica paragraphs carefully:)

Lunau warned the APIs to be especially careful when handling any mail=20
addressed to Zundel from a post office box from Vancouver.  He=20
refused to explain why the Vancouver address was on a watch list, but=20
it was clear that he was worried that mail from that address might be=20
used to conceal a bomb.

Farrell's own nervousness peaked when Lunau ordered him to=20
temporarily stop intercepting parcels destined for Zundel's home.  "I=20
got a call from Lunau and he said, 'Stop checking the parcels.  Just=20
check the registered letters,' Farrell recalls.  Lunau wasn't=20
kidding.  Farrell could hear the urgency in his voice.

In May 1995, a package arrived at Zundel's door apparently from a=20
Vancouver post office box.  Zundel let the package sit unopened in=20
his home for nearly a week before claiming to notice that "it made a=20
funny noise" when he shook it.  He drove the suspicious package,=20
cushioned by a bag of bird seed in the trunk of his car, to a local=20
police station, where bomb experts discovered that it contained a=20
powerful pipe bomb filled with large nails.  Police cordoned off a=20
block around the 51 Division police station in downtown Toronto.  A=20
remote-controlled robot gingerly placed the package in a blast-proof=20
hopper.  Later, the pipe bomb was detonated at a nearby spit, leaving=20
behind a large crater.  Zundel said the parcel, camouflaged to look=20
like a book, bore an outdated return address for the post office box=20
of his friend Tony McAleer, a B.C.-based white supremacist.  Police=20
said the bomb was packed with enough explosives to seriously maim or=20
kill anyone within ninety meters of the blast.

Zundel was certain that Jewish groups were behind a plot to kill him.=20
Initially, police investigated a phone call to the Toronto Sun by=20
someone claiming responsibility in the name of an unknown=20
organization called Jewish Armed Resistance.  But the police weren't=20
convinced that the Holocaust denier was telling the truth about the=20
circumstances leading up to the discovery of the mail bomb.  Why had=20
Zundel waited five days before alerting them to the suspicious=20
package?

(Zundelsite comment:  The bomb arrived 10 days after the Zundel-Haus=20
burned down, destroying an irreplacable library and causing $400,000=20
damage.  Volunteers by the dozens descended on the Zundel-Haus from=20
all over the US and Canada to help clean up the damage.  To say that=20
those were hectic days is putting it politely.  A few days before=20
this parcel arrived, Ernst had received a poorly written letter,=20
gloating about the arson and stating "Next time it will be BOOM!"=20
He received book parcels by the dozens every day - it was natural=20
that after this warning, he would be on the lookout for suspicious=20
parcels.  He handled this one, thought it was too heavy for a book,=20
put it aside after instructing his staff not to touch it and,=20
frankly, forgot about it in the havoc of dealing with the horrid=20
destruction of his life's  work caused by both fire and water.=20

During the weekend, when things had quieted down a bit, he remembered=20
the parcel, even shook it - and then realized, after a totally=20
coincidental phone call by the "addressee",  that the return address=20
was an outdated address.  That's when he knew it was a bomb.  It=20
could not have been a book sent by Tony.

Ernst called me that night in San Diego.  He told me that when he=20
took that bomb to the police station, carefully bedded on a bird seed=20
box, his "...hair stood up on end" as de drove it carefully around=20
every bump on the road.  When I asked him why he had not, instead,=20
called police to come and get the parcel, he said:  "Do I need to get=20
the neighborhood upset with screeching police cars and howling=20
sirens?  The neighbors are already traumatized by the fire which=20
could easily have killed the kids in the neighbor's house who had to=20
jump out of the window, stark naked..."  In other words, he did not=20
want to call attention to himself, fearing more hostility.

As a sidebar, it should also be mentioned that when Ernst told the=20
police what he had delivered to them, their snide response was that=20
he may have sent the bomb to himself - for attention!)

Mitrovica:  By late summer, however, the skepticism evaporated.=20
Several police forces launched a joint probe after mail bombs were=20
sent to five different targets:  Zundel;  another B.C.-based white=20
spremacist, Charles Scott;  the Mackenzie Institute, a Toronto-based=20
terrorism and security-policy think tank;  Kay Gardner, a Toronto=20
City councillor; and Alta Genetics, Inc., a Calgary cattle-breeding=20
centre.  The  Mounties believed that four of the bombs originated in=20
Vancouver.

The mystery surrounding the mail bombs was solved when a shadowy=20
group of anarchists, called the Militant Direct Action Task Force,=20
sent "communiqu=E9s" to several media outlets claiming responsibility=20
for all the potentially lethal letters, save the one to Kay Gardner.=20
In its letters, which provided compelling evidence that the group was=20
behind the mail bombs, the anarchists responded to media reports=20
about the grave dangers to postal workers who had unwittingly handled=20
the mail bombs.  "We have tested our devices and found that only=20
extremely rough handling (or opening them) would cause them to=20
detonate.  All packages have been marked PERSONAL	to keep=20
unauthorized people from opening them," the group wrote.

(Zundelsite  comment:  We believe the so-called Militant Direct=20
Action Task Force was a "false road flare" diverting attention away=20
from two highly suspect culprits, last names Thursten and Barbarash.=20
This terrorist duo was arrested, along with a girl, last name Rubin,=20
after the most intensive telephone spy operation ever in Canada - as=20
I recall it, 7,000 hours, that led the mounties to a storage place=20
belonging to the suspects where bomb making equipment was stored.=20
The Canadian Mounties know a thing or two about those people.   So,=20
one might reasonably suspect, does CSIS.  There were even the=20
beginnings of a trial in Vancouver, but the case has been dropped and=20
the records have been sealed - for reasons of "national security"!=20

Incidentally, the original arrest warrant stated that it was issued=20
"for suspicion of attempted murder of Ernst Zundel."  Later, that=20
phrase mysteriously disappeared.)=20

Mitrovica:  Farrell is convinced that the package containing the pipe=20
bomb delivered to Zundel's home was intercepted by either himself or=20
Pilotte.  This raises the possibility that the intelligence service=20
was aware of the package's potentially lethal cargo before Zundel=20
received it.  Farrell says Lunau's warning to temporarily stop=20
intercepting packages addressed to Zundel's home came only after=20
police had detonated the first pipe bomb.  What CSIS might have done=20
to alert either Canada Post, Toronto Police or Zundel himself remains=20
a mystery.  But what is clear is that the rash of letter bombs=20
prompted police to issue an extraordinary warning to Canadians to be=20
extremely cautious when receiving unexpected packages or letters.

Regrettably, Farrell says, Canada's  spy service failed to heed the=20
warning and, as a result, unnecessarily put the lives of Canadians at=20
risk.  That's because when CSIS resumed the interception of Zundel's=20
mail, it continued to ship hard-to-open packages by passenger plane=20
to Ottawa for inspection, even though a pipe bomb had already been=20
discovered.  "My concern was that there could always be a bomb in=20
Zundel's mail," Farrell says.  "And how are we sending that stuff up=20
to Ottawa?  It was being shipped by Air Canada.  So what do you think=20
was likely to happen if a bomb  went off while we were transporting=20
his mail by commercial jet?"

Farrell  repeatedly raised this issue with Lunau.  "I was concerned=20
about my  own safety and the crew and passengers on the plane.  I=20
told Donnie many times  that I didn't think it was wise to send=20
Zundel's packages up to Ottowa  by plane.  But he didn't seem that=20
concerned.  I would say, 'Don, for the record, we shouldn't be doing=20
this." Lunau would say, "Okay.  Noted."

Farrell rang the alarm, but no one at CSIS bothered to listen.

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So much for Mitrovica's expos=E9 of CSIS.  And CSIS is the very same=20
Canadian government outfit responsible for Ernst Zundel's detention -=20
and that wants to tar him as a "security risk to Canada"!=20

Ask yourself what kind of "justice" he will get.=20

I ask myself if he will live to tell his story Friday when media will=20
be there.  I don't think I exaggerate the danger.=20

Ingrid Zundel