I mentioned in a video a few days ago I used to send out a newsletter to a small group of close friends that contained rumors, some solid confirmed events and amost always information I wasa picking up by being a confirmed "techie nerd". You see only about 10% of the Internet. I see all of it. An entire Web site or chat room can be buried in code of, say, a logo on a Web site. Often, the owner of the site doesn't even know his site is a "Grand Central Station" for a drug ring, fencing operation and even things perfectly legal but too "hot" to be open on the Internet. More poltical and economics than anything else. Did you know Illuminati has a sophisticated ring of servers all over the world but you won't see what is on one of them unless you're a "coder" and know the signs of a hidden chat room. X for sale (you name it and it is for sale on the Internet). The Mafia for instance almost always has high level programmers on staff and they make BIG money! After all they can also do 50 years without parole and they often know more than the major crime figures of their total operation. I rarely report on crime. etc. but do fill in the holes the media seems to "accidentally" leave out of important stories, totally miss other stories or scramble them so much the truth does not resemble what you see or hear on the media. I report that for you. This first e-mail was one I had written for just a few friends so it wasn't written in the style I'd have done if I had known over 1000 ...