Judge John Roberts connected to major drug smuggling operation.

[sans-culotte]

It increasingly appears that Roberts worked to circumvent the constitution that he has now been nominated to defend.
Only Congress has the constitutional power of the purse, and the constitutional power to declare war, not the president.

Judge Roberts worked to help go around the constitution to fund Reagan's illegal war against the democratically elected Sandinista govt in Nicaragua using a bunch of coke smugglers they called the contras after congress had explicitly forbidden Reagan from doing so with the Boland Amendment.

“….One file withheld, regarding the Iran- contra affair, was a draft memo from Roberts to his bosses with the heading "re: establishment of NHAO" -- referring to the Nicaraguan Humanitarian Assistance Office.
The office was one of the ways the Reagan administration got around what were known as the Boland amendments, which prohibited U.S. intelligence agencies from spending money to overthrow the Sandinistas….” WaPo
http://tinyurl.com/cyb6s

"..... On February 10, 1986, Owen ("TC") wrote North (this time as "BG," for "Blood and Guts") regarding a plane being used to carry "humanitarian aid" to the contras that was previously used to transport drugs. The plane belongs to the Miami-based company Vortex, which is run by Michael Palmer, one of the largest marijuana traffickers in the United States. Despite Palmer's long history of drug smuggling, which would soon lead to a Michigan indictment on drug charges, Palmer receives over $300,000.00 from the Nicaraguan Humanitarian Aid Office (NHAO) -- an office overseen by Oliver North, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Elliott Abrams, and CIA officer Alan Fiers -- to ferry supplies to the contras.

State Department contracts from February 1986 detail Palmer's work to transport material to the contras on behalf of the NHAO....." National Security Archives
http://tinyurl.com/2cnjj


there's more... NSA
http://tinyurl.com/ctkx7

Left Coaster's take...
http://tinyurl.com/bares