This book is dedicated to the memory of those who have directly suffered so grievously at the hands of corrupt federal personnel. It is dedicated to those very few patriots who have been willing to take on and fight the corrupting elements in government.
Thanks are given to those former or current CIA and DEA people, FBI and private investigators, who contributed much information to these pages. They had nothing to gain and much to lose by coming forward, including criminal prosecution by renegade Justice Department prosecutors, and risk joining the long list of whistleblowers, informants, and concerned citizens, who were killed or mysteriously died. Special thanks are given to Gunther Russbacher; his wife, Rayelan; Robert Hunt, Stewart Webb; Russell Bowen; Basil Abbott; Jim Rothstein; John Cole; and others. Some of my informants were themselves a part of the corruption described within these pages, having done so under orders. I make no judgment on these prior acts, and focus on their willingness to come forward, helping expose great crimes against the American people. For this, they must receive credit.
Appreciation also goes to the talk show hosts who allowed me to appear and inform their audiences of the great harm inflicted upon the American people by corrupt federal officials in control of key government entities. Appreciation also goes to the few newspapers who have reported in detail certain of the criminal enterprises described within these pages, including the Spotlight, ' Napa Sentinel, Arkansas Gazette, and others. The Arkansas Gazette published a series of articles exposing CIA drug trafficking in Arkansas, and Governor Bill Clinton's coverup of it. The Spotlight, a national weekly, exposed several of the major scandals described within these pages. The Napa Sentinel, even though it is a small local newspaper near San Francisco, exposed many of the criminal activities described here, and which were covered up by the mass media.
This edition of Defrauding America will be updated and enlarged periodically, bringing to the readers' attention additional information and supporting documentation and evidence, in the hope that the American public will eventually recognize and respond to the harm inflicted upon them.