America: The Country That Spies Better on Itself Than Other Countries

July 25, 2007

July 25, 2007 -- GOP runs nationwide espionage operation

WMR has learned that the Republican Party, under the aegis of Karl Rove and a network of political operatives serving in state Republican Party committees, various US Attorneys offices, and federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, has established a nationwide surveillance and opposition research operation that targets opponents of the White House and the Republican Party.

Targets of the operation include Democratic office holders and candidates running against Republican incumbents; journalists whose writings are considered anti-Bush and anti-GOP; anti-war, civil liberties, and environmental groups; and government and private industry whistleblowers and leakers.

Targets are subjected to eavesdropping, surveillance, and harassment that is not limited to vandalism, bogus criminal and civil charges, and unfounded "whispering campaigns." 

July 24, 2007 -- Another confirmation of Cheney personality change

The editor spoke to a long-time fixture in Washington politics who confirmed previous reports that Vice President Dick Cheney underwent a complete personality change after he became Vice President in January 2001.

Others who have reported the same personality change include former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft and former Secretary of State Colin Powell, both of whom worked closely with Cheney when he was Secretary of Defense in the George H. W. Bush administration.

Our source also reports a culture in the George W. Bush White House of intimidation of its opponents. The intimidation goes as far as illegally tapping telephones and reading e-mail and regular mail.

WMR has previously reported that sudden personality change is a normal sign of an individual being blackmailed.