Anonymous
straight take dissection -- cont'd
Mon Jul 14 02:41:31 2003
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"You would think a terrorist correspondence of this magnitude would cause Mr. Cooley to strike a note of concern and would thus be eager to learn of the latest developments in the case and ways he could be of help. However, he is no Rudi Juliani and instead he urged us, amazingly enough, to sweep the matter under the rug."

That is a rather strange comparison. Mr. Juliani [sic] was rewarded for his performance in the 911 flim-flam by no less than the Queen Herself. Guess Mr. Cooley was less helpful.

It's rather strange that in comparison to LA Cool-ey, Mr. Juliani must have been "eager to learn" about terrorist operations -- yet he never uncovered the Armani connection. Although Beverly Hills is quite posh, New York City is THE garment industry connection. Maybe JulCool was in on the Giorgio gig, or he just had too many other priorities ... like snagging the unemployed bums on the streets (obviously not selling stolen Italian suits, or they'd be living in penthouses).

"... burned in my mind forever ..." Frankly, if a FIB agent was so thusly shocked and burned, then he/she must have been assigned to copy machine operation. No, take that back -- copy machine attendant would know more. Maybe investigating who was stealing paper cups out of government offices, or paper clips -- or using banned chemicals in beauty shops. Yeah, 20 years of checking the salons of Beverly Hills for illicit peroxide and dye. No wonder almost 250 words were burned in.

"In my case, I received a brick thrown through my window with a threatening letter attached thereto. The next day I was pulled over for an alleged traffic violation."

Hey, welcome to the real world. That sh*t happens to people all the time. Guess who is usually doing it? Yeah right, the same folks FIB employees have picnics with. Don't expect a Kleenex parade from the rest of us. You had a career of paychecks from that bed. We paid the bills. And now you're shocked -- *SHOCKED* -- that an "alleged traffic violation" would bring you pain and suffering.

"I'm so afraid for myself and my family; yet, conscience can
forbear me to keep what I know a secret no longer."

Like I said: welcome to the real world. Lots of fears, and a many of them directly related to the very agencies you work with and which you uncover. If you've got such a conscience, then why the (blank) haven't you blown open the LA protection racket years ago?

On the other hand, it's not so obvious that what you think you know now is useful or even true. It actually looks a lot more like one Big Fat Trojan Horse.

So back to full circle. Either the whole "leak" is a fabrication or, worse, it's an elaborate set-up.

Just grill the Irish/Welsh/Muslim/French/Mexican/Chinese/Eskimo/Iran/Japanese/Soviet/German/Lapp/Maori/Serb/North Korean alliance, and you'll find out how they operate. Hiding in Armani suits, with advanced tick weapons in their pockets. No one -- NO ONE -- can be trusted. Remember that Beverly Hills guy who kept Clinton on the runway to get a haircut? Just to show who's who. Bill never had a clue. And there wasn't a word about the Lewinsky tick that was planted (!)

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