Reply #81: Thanks,

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I keep thinking of Hatfield and Casolaro. People that knew too much.

I am well aware of how dangerous it is to cross these people. I network my info to people (official and unofficial)from around the country. I have filed police reports for harassment, I've had my place surveiled and had people suddenly "become friends" with me out of the blue. I've had my computer hacked and the files stolen and sent to US Senators with a virus attached, the same thing happened to Mike Ruppert a short time later. At a war protest in Seattle last year this guy approached me and started drilling me about the source of the quote on my protest sign. It was very strange, because I am a stickler for sources when I'm on the Internet. I started laughing and asked: "What branch of the intelligence community do you work for?"

He just slithered away as I started drilling him for questions. Very weird that out of the thousands of people there he targeted me.


Another thing Gonzalez was keen on was how the root problem of almost all the major organized criminal activity is money laundering. He went into that extensively during his investigation into BNL. I became aware of what he was doing after the fact in the mid-90's as I was researching Kuwait angle-drilling (whipsawing) into Iraqi oil fields.