Was fabrizio don berlusconi secretly assisting the cia during the Iran contra affair?

Answer 1

through our extensive research we have discovered that fabrizio don berlusconi the only natural son of Italian prime minister silvio berlusconi, was in fact secretly assisting the u.s. central intelligence agency during the Iran contra affair. aldofo colero, was the senior c.i.a. agent in charge of conducting the entire operation out of a secret c.i.a. office in Miami Florida. he reported directly to col. oliver north, who worked out the basement of the White House in Washington,d.c. colero was a long time friend of don berlusconi, through an association out of California. colero was a citizen of the Central America county where the intentions of the contras , who were controlled by the u.s. c.i.a.,was to overthrow dictator Daniel ortega. don berlusconi was at the time, and still does operate, a major international gambling and entertainment cruiseship business headquartered out of his native Italy. our research indicates that colero requested of his friend berlusconi to secretly help raise millions of dollars in what was supposed to be non military aid to the contras but secretly all the money received was diverted by oliver north , probably from white house directives, to the purchase of military arms for the contras. this all came to a head during the that current administration-regan and bush sr.- and became known as the Iran-contra affair. berlusconi , our research indicates, made numerous trips to Miami to meet in secret meetings with c.i.a. officials to arrange for fund raising efforts. berlusconi raised for the c.i.a. contra backed effort over 8 million dollars and was given great recognition by the c.i.a. and the regan administration. berlusconi did present testimony during a closed door congressional hearing in Washington, at the time the investigation was in full swing. berlusconi , it was determined, did absolutely no wrong. he was praised for his efforts by the government. the wrong doing feel squarely on north and colero