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At 04:36 AM 12/19/99 -0500, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>1- Soon after al Ghoar entered the whoat huose, the ss began to call him the
>"vampire".  Here's why, cause he's a hemophiliac and under nat. sec.
>requirements they always had to carry around a refrigerated suitcase of his
>blood just in case of a hemorrage occuring, should he fall down, bump
>himself or get sick.  If true this would sink ghoars political future.
>(must be misinfo!)

Very likely false.  Gore served in the Army as a typewriter warrior.  If he
had hemophilia, he would never been in the army, nor would he have been
chopping tobacco, plowing with mules, or other physically dangerous stuff.



>2-When Biliary got caught in the "devil with the blue dress" affair, Biliary
>jr. had an unstoppable crying spell at the end of a class at ____ U in Ca.
>Her professor and the ss took her to the student health--she was
>hospitalized for about a week in a wing of the health service that was
>isolated.

Very likely true.  Of course, this or stories very similar were on the internet
at the time.

>3-Converted C135's? were used to spray criss-crossed matrices over almost
>every major city in the free world at above 10,000 feet.  What was sprayed:
>a concoction of approx. 15 different combo's of gene-spliced boug of
>bacteria (ricksettia), virus (mild meningial), and fungus.  Custom developed
>and mixed by our good friends at fort detrick army biological weapons
>center.  Purpose: to make adult people (not kids) sick until the end of
>january thereby they don't feel good enough to get panicked or "hoard" for
>y2k, or feel well enough to riot or pillage if y2k brings some serious
>utility breakdowns in certain major cities. Symptoms:  headaches--acid
>dripping from nose to throat. Coughing, lots pof bronchial flem-full body
>aches and pains and generalized malaise/weakness.  A long period of post
>viral asthenia.



Very likely false.  The medical industry, including the government's own quacks,
know a hell of a lot less about virues, fungi, etc then they would have us
believe.
They would have no clue about whether or not such a cock-a-mamey scheme would
work.


>4-langely has a whole floor for concoction of misinformation.  When it
>creates drip supply lines, it must use very well trained deep cover field
>operatives.  The first step to create such an identity is for them to assume
>a plausible role in the community, then join the target group and "build a
>legend".  They must make real & aggressive moves against their own agency
>and even hurt the positions of some cutouts (really were set up as
>disposables anyhow) to help build this legend as a solid _____.  This is
>expectd and allowed by the parent agency but not known by the cutouts or mid
>level agencies who must persecute or harass this agent for awhile to create
>credibility for the legend.  Then much later, the deep cover op can be
>activated (maybee years later) for that one special op.  Retirement with a
>nice stipend is promised for after that!

Probably true.  Kind of the standard operating procedure for the spook industry.


>5-drug use always involve a choice and all intelligence agencies know that
>drug usage can never be eliminated and that there is always an existing
>criminal subculture for something--so why not adapt to it and use it and get
>some of the money for black ops?  this is the ideology of the govt agencies
>that participate in drugops.
>

Probably true.  I certainly don't see any issues of ethics or legality
inhibiting
the feds in a meaningful way.

I'm reminded of the Waco hearings where one of the federal
agents who testified thrust his jaw out, thumped his chest, and declared how
proud he was to be a federal agent and how heroic were the feds who were
killed assaulting a residence housing women and children.  One of the stories
apparently spread by the feds was that the Waco "compound" housed a
clandestine "methamphetamine lab".

>I have no idea which if any of this stuff is true as I am not experienced in
>field ops and not knowledgable enough to discern the veracity of this stuff.
>I though you would find it interesting reading.
>
>

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