Month: June 2023

As indicated at the top of the month, I filed my FOIA lawsuit on June first. About a week later it got the civil case # 23-CV-6307. Included in the envelope was thorough documentation from the clerk, informing me of how the litigation will proceed and a consent form for the case to be heard by a federal magistrate (instead of a federal judge). I filed out the form and returned it to the clerk.

As you can see my “COUNTS” in a previous post, something interesting happened yesterday with regards to COUNT 2. The request that was previously ignored by the DOJ has now been miraculously acknowledged and given a request number of: 301907607. Something that I found interesting was the fact that the letter informing of this, also acknowledged that they received my request on February 16, 2023. SO, they got my letter, stored it somewhere and failed to acknowledge it until I sued them.

Yep, crazy corrupt are they… can’t wait for their probably corrupt response…

Over the last year or so, I’ve tried to get records regarding Operation Torpedo the predecessor to Operation Pacifier. I have my own highly suspect NIT Report & I made a simple request to receive the other 13 reports that solely supported the indictments. The DOJ and its component the FBI claims they couldn’t find these documents. My Lawsuit asserts that is bullshit.

Additionally, my lawsuit concerns the fact that the DOJ totally ignored my other request I made to the Criminal Investigations Unit (where Keith A Becker works) requesting all correspondence Becker sent and received from various parties relating to Operation Torpedo & Operation Pacifier.

I want that information because of an article written in a German news outlet (Tagesschau). They worked with a team of experts to examine some leaked Xkeyscore source code… they found that If you take certain steps to mask your identity online, the NSA will target you. That targeting is absolutely illegal and if it played any part in Operation Torpedo & Operation Pacifier then that’s a big problem. I’m hoping my lawsuit will prove Tagesschau’s suspicions.