Expressions of protest by both men that they don't want me to become an informer. To be a conspiracy there must be a criminal plan with a definite timetable and steps taken to carry it out. You must consider that any such preparation may be for a future eventuality in which such action would be justified by almost anyone's standards. So do we, and we will if we can. But we would be more likely to work with agencies like the FBI if they did a better job of investigating the Oklahoma City bombing, including the leads, such as evidence of bombs planted on the supporting columns of the building, that indicate it was an inside job, and that while McVeigh might have been involved in a minor capacity, such as driving the truck, he is almost certainly was not one of the principals, who we suspect may be your colleagues.
Every organization has a few bad apples.
So, unless it is a case that clearly and exclusively falls within FBI jurisdiction and competence, I will only report crimes or impending crimes to local law enforcement. We don't have a problem with the FBI conducting a proper investigation. They both asked what I did for a living. I replied that I was a computer consultant. They asked what kind.