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By March 1986, the CIA had already decided to begin extricating itself from Bill Clinton's Arkansas and move the operation to [[Mexico]] largely based upon two factors (1) the bust of Clinton's brother Roger and others close to Clinton on cocaine charges, and (2) the looting of cash, which was the government's property, by the Clinton's Arkansas political machine. A general air of sloppiness and corruption pervaded the Clinton end of the operation.

By March 1986, the CIA had already decided to begin extricating itself from Bill Clinton's Arkansas and move the operation to [[Mexico]] largely based upon two factors (1) the bust of Clinton's brother Roger and others close to Clinton on cocaine charges, and (2) the looting of cash, which was the government's property, by the Clinton's Arkansas political machine. A general air of sloppiness and corruption pervaded the Clinton end of the operation.

A few weeks after the assassination of Barry Seal, a meeting was held in a bunker at Camp Robinson in North Little Rock. The participants were Bill Clinton, Clinton's aide Bob Nash, Terry Reed, Felix Rodriguez, Oliver North, resident CIA agent Akihide Sawahata and William Barr<ref>Barr served at the time as Chief Counsel for the CIA airline Southern Air Transport, later as [[Attorney General]] under [[George HW Bush]].</ref> who represented himself as the emissary of CIA Director Bill Casey.  

A few weeks after the assassination of Barry Seal, a meeting was held in a bunker at Camp Robinson in North Little Rock. The participants were Bill Clinton, Clinton's aide Bob Nash, Terry Reed, Felix Rodriguez, Oliver North, resident CIA agent Akihide Sawahata and [[William Barr]]<ref>Barr served at the time as Chief Counsel for the CIA airline Southern Air Transport, later as [[Attorney General]] under [[George HW Bush]].</ref> who represented himself as the emissary of CIA Director Bill Casey.  

Barr spoke directly to Clinton,  

Barr spoke directly to Clinton,