We don't have a credit line or credit card to send some hot reporter down to the Dean Ellis Library at Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, to spend a week or more reading the Alexander collection. This, however, should be the mother load of records and documents to blow the cover on the entire bipartisan kleptocracy. All of the major media know this, from 60 Minutes to The Wall Street Journal. All are avoiding the Alexander collection like a mine field. The Inspectors General at the CIA and Department of Justice, the FBI and the Department of Justice, et al.
Obstruction of justice seems as common in D.C. as wife-swapping in Hollywood.
That's correct, sir. Q. You were working for the federal government agency known as the Central Intelligence Agency. Yes, I did. He provided landing facilities, a place to store the aircraft, assistance with mechanical problems on the aircraft or avionics problems on the aircraft if they were necessary to get it out of there, a storage area for drugs that were brought in, a storage area for weapons that were taken out, a place where people could rest or wait for a truck to haul them out to Nella. I don't know the dollar figures.