Luis Mijangos

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Luis Mijangos	Hacker	FBI	Alarmed by the threat of... whatever they say he did, the FBI concocted this story in which a gang-banging illiterate took 3 introductory computer classes, and thus became a hacking guru who terrorized women and girls of all ages through their computers... and made $3,000 a day at it. They call this "crime prevention" and "awareness" — although a more honest description would be firefighter arson. Someday, the case of Luis Mijangos will be seen as the Reefer Madness of cyber-crime. That is, if the FBI ever comes clean that the story was false.

King Abdullah

Ahmadinejad

Hal Turner

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Hal Turner	White supremacist (retired)	FBI	Hal Turner spent years as a notorious racist. News programs repeatedly granted him air-time to make vile comments against non-white people. The Southern Poverty Law Center confirmed (through supposedly hacked emails) that Hal did indeed work with law enforcement, presumably to track violent racists. Hal recklessly identified himself with the Hudson County Republican Party, a political group with no ties to the radicals Hal would have been tracking. Hal's "arrest" (retirement) occurred on June 3, 2009 - three days after the murder of late-term abortion doctor George Tiller. It's possible that Hal's incendiary radio show had not only failed to detect the violence it aimed to prevent, but that his program had become a liability for inspiring such acts and was quickly ended. Hal Turner should apologize for having terrified many thousands of minority children who saw his rants on television, and to the millions of people from all backgrounds he deeply disturbed with his act. The agency Hal represented should also be investigated for having interfered with New Jersey elections in 2000.

Operation Mincemeat

Item	Subject	Facts & Analysis
Operation Mincemeat	History	The Man Who Never Was (1956) is a based-on-a-novel film about Operation Mincemeat, the true story of a deception in which the corpse of a homeless man was dressed as a British officer, then placed in the ocean and allowed to wash up in Nazi-controlled territory. The plan succeeded in diverting the Germans from the Allied invasion of Sicily in 1943. Wikipedia describes the above newspaper scan as "one of a tiny handful of incidents where The Times printed knowing misinformation." Only a tiny handful... That's cute!

UNVA

Item	Subject	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
University Of Northern Virginia	David Lee	ICE Homeland Security	David Lee was the chancellor of an impossibly small univeristy in Virginia accused of running a "student visa mill".  He resigned in a manner typical of undercover agents: in total disgrace.

Jours Après Lunes

Item	Subject	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Jours Après Lunes	Lingerie for kids	ICPO/Interpol	This could be an effective way to track pedophiles - by starting a clothing company that apparently sells to them. Prediction:  Designer Sophie Morin is eventually "arrested" and/or recants her work as the tragic expression of abuse she experienced as a child....

Hosni Mubarak

Alex Jones

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Alex Jones	Radio host	FBI	See Ron Paul and Jesse Ventura

Dan Goldin

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Dan Goldin	9th NASA Administrator	Aliens	As head of NASA, Dan's leadership ensured several missions to Mars would seemingly fail. In reality, the missions were switched to secret status in order to conceal discoveries about alien structures and vegetation growing on Mars.

Survival International

Item	Subject	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Survival International	Human rights organization	UFO disclosure	Peru 2007 - Brazil 2008 - Brazil 2011 Implausible accounts of lost Amazon tribes suggest hidden agenda to protect South America from threats such as drug lords and natives acquiring shoes. Another aim may be to promote discussion of looming earth-alien contact, modeled on the discovery of "lost tribes", cargo cults, and similar subjects.

Fred Phelps

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Fred Phelps	Anti-gay pastor	FBI Homeland Security	Fred was a 1960s civil rights lawyer His work on behalf of African Americans continued into the 1980s Phelps and his son were associated with Al Gore (link contains an amusing non-denial made by an Al Gore spokesperson) A likely purpose of the Westboro Baptists is to increase security at high-profile events without panicing people. Fred & Friends are known for frequently not even showing up, or for showing just briefly and keeping their distance.

Barry Cooper

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Barry Cooper	Police officer turned drug-smuggling instructor	DEA	Barry may have cleverly not told the truth about no longer being a police officer Association with Alex Jones is compelling (frankly, it's a giveaway) Online store assures customer info from DVD sales will not be given to law enforcement, yet it says nothing about grow-lamps and other products. Barry was "arrested" in 2010 for filing a false report - a stunt that arose while making a film in which Barry tried to expose crooked cops (who are probably actors too).  Note that the incident wasn't reported in major news outlets, so it may be disinformation spread by Cooper and his associates.

Phillip Greaves

Name	Occupation	Possible influence	Speculation / circumstantial evidence
Phillip Greaves	Pedophile author	FBI or other law enforcement	Caused Amazon.com controversy with "how to molest" book Claimed only one copy of the book sold, despite being widely publicized in a country of 705,000 registered sex offenders  Absurd biographical profile detailed in Smoking Gun article Laughable mugshot shows chunky guy in a mask

John Leonard Orr

Item	Subject	Facts & Analysis
John Leonard Orr	History	Former fire captain and arson investigator in Southern California Convicted of serial arson in 1992 Convicted on four counts of first-degree murder in 1998 for fire deaths FIREFIGHTER ARSON: LOCAL ALARM "They are excited, eager, and motivated. And the alarm doesn’t sound nearly often enough." - Ken Cabe, South Carolina State Forestry Commission Nobody doubts fire is dangerous, and of course there is nothing wrong with holding fire drills and enforcing fire codes - or in the case of law enforcement - conducting stings and preventing crimes before they occur. But what happens when security agents see threats that aren't there?  When Jack McClellan imagines pedophiles in large number?  When Kevin Strom sees Nazis everywhere?  When Scott Ritter creates fear about WMDs by discrediting peace activists? Probably nothing happens.  Despite their divisive and inflammatory acts, the officers who cause proverbial fires (or trigger entire wars) will retire comfortably on public pensions. John Leonard Orr is serving life imprisonment for his crimes.  The jury deadlocked on a death sentence.