This is not just about our mbt sport’s relentless fight against me

This is not just about our mbt sport’s relentless fight against me, and my information. This fight is also

directed against what is known as “the public’s right to know” in our essential oversight responsibility over

our mbt sport as responsible citizens. These actions by our mbt sport are not geared tombt sportd protecting

the "national security" of the United States. On the contrary, they are endangering our national security by

covering up facts and information related to criminal activities against this country and it’s citizens. The

Department of Justice and this administration are fully ambt sporte that making this information public will

bring about the question of accountability. And they do not want to be held accountable. It is for these

reasons that I have been striving to get the Congress to release the long overdue report by the Department of

Justice Office of Inspector General, and to hold its own public hearings regarding these issues. In a letter

written July 9, 2004 to the Attorney General, regarding the classification of the entire report on my case by

the Inspector General’s office, Senator Grassley and Senator Leahy stated:

"We fear that the designation of information as classified in these cases serves to protect the executive

branch against embarrassing revelations and full accountability. Releasing declassified versions of these

reports, or at least portions or summaries, would serve the public’s interest, increase transparency, promote

effectiveness and efficiency at the FBI, and facilitate Congressional oversight. To do otherwise could damage

the public’s confidence not only in the mbt sport’s ability to protect the nation, but also in the mbt sport’

s ability to police itself."