I've got a major story that deserves your attention. It is published online today at Guerrilla News.

I have been researching Delmart Vreeland since April. He is the American in Canada who wrote a note in jail this time last year that predicted 9/11 with a pretty good level of detail. Although he's been dismissed in the major media, the Coleen Rowley testimony and the Phoenix Memo revelations are cause for us to reconsider him.

U.S. intelligence did know things about 9/11 that were ignored.

This story is timely: Vreeland had an extradition hearing in Toronto on the 9th of September but he failed to appear. A fake death certificate has been circulating on the web. A lot of people want Vreeland dead.

I am the one media professional who has dug deep and found multiple sources that show Vreeland is what he claims: a former agent of the Office of Naval Intelligence. This doesn't negate his criminal record, rather, it explains it. He is a break-and-enter artist and a skilled con man but he has consistently been sprung from jail whenever he has gotten caught. Playing the part of the criminal was his directive at ONI.

Vreeland has a strange and twisted relationship with Leo Wanta, a former Reagan White House covert operative who destabilized the Russian Ruble. Wanta says Vreeland is former ONI. (So does former U.S. Attorney Tom Henry and a certain Hungarian arms dealer. So does ONI operative Al Martin, who was involved in Iran/Contra under Richard Secord.)

Wanta's story is linked to major international capital flows, Prime Bank Guarantees that made him and the U.S. Treasury $22 million a day. His story is also linked to Vince Foster, the Clinton White House lawyer who died a mysterious death. Wanta's story has been corroborated by leading Democrats. This story is bigger than partisan divides.

Also, I have exclusive proof that:

¥ Vreeland was with the U.S. Navy until year 2000, contradicting the Navy's own testimony in Canadian court that he'd been ejected in 1986.

¥ Vreeland's 1999 arrest in NYC has been removed from court records.

¥ My research features a new translation of a mysterious note written in Russian that Vreeland viewed in Moscow in December 2000. This note, allegedly written by Uday Hussein, Saddam's powerful first-born son, exonerates Osama bin Laden and implicates Iraq in 9/11. Although we're not sure about the veracity of this note, it deserves the scrutiny of the international community, as does the whole of this story.

Take a look at what I've got. My piece is well-sourced and well written. It is feature-length, at 9,000 words. Folks at CBS News and various Canadian dailies are considering buying the sub rights. This is an exclusive: I consider perspectives that others have missed. Since April, I've interviewed everyone I could, both those who hate Vreeland, and people who want him to stay alive.

I have appeared on "60 Minutes" and "Court TV" regarding my company's publication of controversial George W. Bush biography Fortunate Son. As you can see at sanderhicks.com, I'm the former CEO of Soft Skull Press, where I won awards for outstanding publishing. I am the subject of a major documentary about publishing Bush biography Fortunate Son.

Let's talk.

Sincerely.

Sander Hicks
Editor-in-Chief @ http://www.SanderHicks.com
631 424 1291

Founder,
Editor-at-Large Soft Skull Press, Inc.
http:/www.softskull.com