Revealing Mistaken Identities uncovers the motive behind the Nicaraguan Contras' Narcotics Trafficking Litigation. The Nicaraguan Contras' lawsuits are called the CIA Cases because the United States Government, through its Central Intelligence Agency and the Department of Justice, were sued for the government's role in deliberately importing illegal drugs for distribution into America's segregated black neighborhoods, and thereby causing harm to all Americans. Anita Belle was the plaintiffs' attorney for the CIA Cases in Michigan, Florida, North Carolina, New York, Louisiana, Washington DC, and Maryland. While representing plaintiffs against the CIA, Belle and her family became the targets of COINTELPRO attacks that included seven rigged car accidents that occurred on or around her court deadlines, personal injury, loss of property, and loss of her license to practice law. At least she and her family did not lose their lives, partly because she sought political asylum as a refugee in Canada. Others who exposed evidence of the CIA planting drugs in America's black neighborhoods did indeed lose their lives. More gripping than the government conspiracy to drug, incarcerate, and commit genocide of African-Americans was the motive for the crime: That the U.S. and other Christian governments drug their former slaves to keep blacks from discovering that some are biological Jews. Consequently, the racism of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade was as anti-Semitic as Europe's Inquisition and the Holocaust in that slavery forced black Jews to convert to Christianity. Revealing Mistaken Identities reveals that Christendom's motive for enslaving and conquering Africa persists to this day: Africa has been and is still being treated as one more land pawn in the 1000+ year long war of Crusades versus Jihad, a "holy" war that continues to this very day, masking an even holier interplanetary war.