[78-L] The FBI IS doggin' my trail!! ^

[Bob Rice]

   Hi Mike;

   I'm not laughing! It's chilling! With the Homeland Secirety act or what 
ever Bush- speak it is, you never know? I'm sorta expecting to be on the 
No-Fly list as I'm very subversive; I drive a electric car! Being home made 
I could be considered a terrorist? Of sorts? Maybe with the much celebrated 
"Regime Change" they will call off the watching of the general US-ian 
Sheeple?

   "They" can/do watch yur E mail, can tap yur fone,IF ya still use land 
lines, check WHAT vids you rent at Bussblocker, or the library? Search yur 
home WITHOUT a warrent. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

    Sleep well, tonite.

    Bob, " I wanna go back to that little black shack in Hackensack"And let 
the world learn to smile" Al Jolson?Billy Murry? One of those 
guyz................"Just say No to Pistons"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Biel" <mbiel at mbiel.com>
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2008 10:28 AM
Subject: Re: [78-L] The FBI IS doggin' my trail!! ^


> Swamp Daddy wrote:
>>> scam, watch out. It's been going around.
>>> Swamp Daddy
>> _______________________________________________
>> So speaks Special Agent Swamp Daddy! Does the FBI have "ordinary" agents?
>> Julian Vein
>
> Don't laugh, but my collection was once raided by the FBI.  It was back
> in the mid-70s and in addition to records I was also collecting 16mm
> films of old TV programs.  The films were still in my parents' house a
> couple of miles away from where my wife and I lived, and the FBI called
> and wanted to see my films.  The agents from the Hackensack NJ office
> (who KNEW there was an FBI office in Hackensack!) were rather
> disappointed when I explained to them what I had.  When you pay 3 or 10
> bucks for a 1,000 foot reel of film which has a raw film cost of over
> $50 plus processing, etc., you are not dealing in pirated productions
> but old used prints.  One of the dealers I was buying from, ironically
> the one I thought was the most honest, was being accused of making
> prints of recent feature films.  The special agent (I think one of the
> two was more special than the other) showed me the order that Washington
> had sent them to do the investigation.  He did not understand what it
> was that they were looking for, so I had to translate it for him.  It
> was a rather strange experience, very much different from the image of
> Efram Zimbalest in TV's "The FBI" or the old radio show "The FBI In
> Peace and War".  It was more like the Keystone Kops.
>
> Right now I'm hearing a news report that David Halberstam had been
> tracked by the FBI for 20 years and that his file has just been
> disclosed thru a Freedom of Information request.  I wonder what is in MY
> FBI file!!!   "Was in possession of two subversive episodes of The
> Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet!"  Oh my goodness, I just realized that I
> have a kine of  "The Dating Game" and another of "The Newlywed Game"
> both produced by CIA Agent Chuck Barris!!!  Maybe they thought __ I __
> was a CIA Agent!
>
> Mike (admitted subversive) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>
>
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