Oh this is nothing - nothing at all. This female Rambo stealing plans
and information on Hoover Dam - but the fact remains the real coverup
here is this. How did this woman enter this place or was this also
planned that she so easily could steal plans.
Now KGB paid this Hanssen lots of diamonds and money for plans of all
tunnels under Washington DC......and John O'Neill, who died in Twin
Towers, took his plans of New York tunnels, and all terrorist defense
plans to Tampa Florida, where they were lost and then found again with
his cigar cutter and lighter....just another burglary. Sound slike the
black bag job at the Schlumberger Munitions dump right before Bay of
Pigs?
Now then why would anybody want to say blow up Hoover Dam. Assume any
such plans showing the structure, tunnels and locations of Hoover Dam
but, why would anyone want to blow up Hoover Dan. And it only serves
what is it, 23 million people?
I remember when my brother in law went to War College, you must write a
thesis and I have a copy of his around here in storage and it was about
hydro electricity or something....but it was his dissertaion or would
that be a thesis for his graduation from War College and this Industrial
School (when he was moving ahead in the military)......so this stuff
must be pretty important for the Pentagon to be interested - right
But then the Pentagon in 1987 about, it was reported that they had
billions of dollars, in diamonds....bought for an investment. Maybe to
be sure the diamond market does not go busto to protect this head of the
diamond Cartel.
but who would want to blow up Hoover Dam for there are bigger fish to
fry - so why was security so lax.
You know when they get you, it is when your security, is down.
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February 24, 2002
Arrest in Burglary at Federal Office
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
In Depth
Crime and Courts
LAKEWOOD, Colo., Feb. 23 � The authorities arrested a 24- year-old
woman today after a burglary at a Federal Highway Administration office
that houses sensitive information about Hoover Dam.
A federal ID badge and computer hard drives were among more than
$100,000 in items stolen, but the hard drives were not believed to
contain sensitive information, said Raul Carballido of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
(saba note: love that "were not believed to contain sensitive
information about Hoover dam......"}
Mr. Carballido said investigators did not believe the break-in involved
a terrorist threat.
(Saba Note: Well if she wanted money why not rob a bank - who paid her
and for whom does she work)
The woman, identified as Jennifer Cisney, was arrested in nearby Golden
driving a stolen sport utility vehicle with a loaded .357 Magnum
revolver on the front seat.
"She has an extensive criminal history," said Lt. Al Wilson, a member of
the area drug task force. No reason was given for the presence of task
force members at the news conference, and officials declined to say if
drugs were involved.
Mr. Carballido said charges of theft of government property would be
filed against her on Monday. The federal building where the burglary
occurred had no security cameras or security guards.
Hoover Dam, about 30 miles east of Las Vegas, provides water to 23
million people and hydroelectric power for 1.3 million people in
Arizona, Nevada and California.
Saba Note: So who would be the hit - California naturally.
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