UNIVERSITY POLICE OUT OF CONTROL

            by James Spencer It seems that University of Illinois police have developed a working relationship with Champaign, Illinois police that may result in an improper extension of their jurisdiction way beyond campus boundaries with University employees the primary losers. At least one police report was filed with the Champaign police on a matter involving a neighbor asking his next door neighbor politely by email to keep the noise down so he could sleep at [...]

America’s Corrupt Legal System

      Rigged courts, bribed judges, phony trials, extortion by lawyers, and over 2 million prisoners in the USA gulag!! by Les Sachs The recent pattern of American violations of international law are ultimately based in the corruption of the USA domestic legal system. Phony USA courts are very dangerous even for travellers and visitors to America, who can easily wind up among the USA’s more than 2 million prisoners, or lose all their family’s possessions to corrupt American [...]

Federal Judge finds FBI Involved in Corruption…

FBI COVER-UP…PUBLIC CORRUPTION…             by Stuart Pfeifer A federal judge in Los Angeles overturned the corruption convictions of the top two executives of Lindsey Manufacturing Co., an Azusa power equipment firm, saying prosecutors’ misconduct prevented a fair trial. In a lengthy and scathing ruling, U.S. District Judge A. Howard Matz said Justice Department attorneys allowed an FBI agent to present false testimony to a grand jury, inserted false statements into search warrant applications and unlawfully [...]

Jesse Trentadue Presses FBI on Secret Files…

Jesse Trentadue Presses FBI on Secret Files… In OKC Bombing…       Salt Lake City attorney Jesse Trentadue has filed new evidence of secret FBI filing practices in his Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the bureau seeking files related to the Oklahoma City bombing. Trentadue this week filed exhibits pertaining to FBI procedures for filing documents while keeping them out of legal disclosure processes such as FOIA or discovery. The exhibits were provided to INTELWIRE by Trentadue. Affidavit [...]

Council Votes to Terminate Weaver…

By Paul Gable Despite some last minute posturing, Horry County Council voted 10-2 to terminate Weaver’s employment with the county Tuesday night. The two dissenters were council members Harold Worley and Gary Loftus. According to several council members, Weaver agreed last week to resign if council would pay the remaining six months on his current contract and compensate him for unused vacation and sick days. However, Tuesday morning, after conducting a private conversation that, reportedly, included council chairman Tom Rice, [...]

Weaver Leaving Horry County…

        By Paul Gable John Weaver is leaving his post as Horry County Administrator Tuesday after agreeing to a buyout of his remaining contract, according to county employees familiar with the negotiations. According to information received by this reporter, Weaver was told there were 10 votes on council to terminate him at Tuesday night’s regular council meeting if he did not agree to resign by that time. According to several council members speaking on terms of anonymity, [...]

Those Who Protect National Security Need Your Help

Dear Whistleblower Supporters, My name is Fred Whitehurst and my life’s work is dangerously close to being destroyed.  I am a former FBI Supervisory Special Agent who blew the whistle in 1993 on forensic fraud in the FBI crime lab. I put my career on the line because I knew it was the right thing to do. I fought my case for years, eventually won, and secured the right for all FBI employees who report misconduct to have an independent [...]

Kent State killings and the FBI cover up

The 21-year-old law enforcement major and self-described “gung-ho” informant was the only civilian known to be carrying a gun — illegally, though with the tacit consent of campus police — when the volatile protest unfolded on May 4, 1970. Witnesses saw him with his pistol out around the time the Guardsmen fired.

Though Norman denied shooting his weapon, and was never charged in connection with the four dead and nine wounded at Kent State, many people suspected he somehow triggered the soldiers’ deadly 13-second volley.

In October, a Plain Dealer-commissioned exam of a long-forgotten audiotape from the protest focused new attention on Norman. Enhancement of the recording revealed a violent altercation and four gunshots, 70 seconds before the Guard’s fusillade. Forensic audio expert Stuart Allen said the shots are from a .38-caliber pistol, like the one police confiscated from Norman minutes after the Guard shootings.

The newspaper’s subsequent review of hundreds of documents from the various investigations of Norman, including his own statements, and interviews with key figures, uncovered more surprising information…