I was stunned to learn that there are CIA operatives inside some state governments. They are not in executive positions—in other words, not appointed by the governor—but are permanent state employees. Governors come and go, but they keep working—in legitimate jobs, but with dual identities. In Minnesota, this person was at a deputy commissioner level, fairly high up. [...] Are they put there to spy? To see the direction that state government is going, what's happening, and report back—to whom? And for what purpose? Do they think there are traitors in certain states? I don't know. That part, I wasn't told. I'm left to wonder why our Constitution is being violated.


Ch. 5 (p. 93) - Don't Start the Revolution Without Me! (2008)


I was stunned to learn that there are CIA operatives inside some state governments. They are not in executive positions—in other words, not...

I was stunned to learn that there are CIA operatives inside some state governments. They are not in executive positions—in other words, not...

I was stunned to learn that there are CIA operatives inside some state governments. They are not in executive positions—in other words, not...

I was stunned to learn that there are CIA operatives inside some state governments. They are not in executive positions—in other words, not...