This is old news, but worth reviewing I believe. This was published briefly during the Iran-contra scandal. It was striking enough so I cut it out and kept it. After the initial publishing in newspapers, it was barely mentioned again. Interesting phrase “…national opposition to a U.S. military invasion abroad.” I wonder what today’s version looks like.
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WASHINGTON — Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North helped draft a plan in 1984 to impose martial law in the United States in the event of an emergency, provoking a sharp protest by Attorney General William French Smith, according to government officials.
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North’s involvement in a proposal to radically alter the U.S. government by executive order in a time of crisis is evidence that he was involved in a wide range of secret activities, foreign and domestic, far beyond the Iran-contra affair, according to officials.
The chief council of the Senate Iran-contra committee has declared in an unreleased memo that North was at the center of what amounted to a “secret government-within-a- governement.”