The Obstruction-of-Justice Firing of U.S. Attorneys Is
Only the Tip of the Culture in the U.S. Department of Justice

Even after they eventually (maybe) get to the bottom of the obstruction-of-justice firing of the U.S. attorneys, the public will only learn of a small part of the problems within the Department of Justice.

Books written by insiders that address these problems are Defrauding America and Drugging America, to name only a few. The latest, which focuses on the culture in the FBI is called, FBI, CIA, the Mob, and Treachery.

It is based upon several years of information provided to the author, Rodney Stich, by a former FBI Special Agent (who is also a highly decorated war hero from Vietnam), and information provided by a Mafiosi from the Colombo Mafia family.

Described in great detail are:

  • Murders of civilians perpetrated by FBI agents in the Boston office in collaboration with a criminal group in the Boston area, and known to Washington officials for years.
     
  • Murders of civilians perpetrated by an FBI Supervisory Special Agent in the New York offices, in collaboration with a Colombo Mafia boss.
     
  • Cover-ups of the murders in the New York offices by members of Congress, who in 2002 were informed of the murders with an offer by the author to provide them with the names of these insiders, and who wouldn't even respond to the letters.
     
  • Four years later, a Brooklyn district attorney filed murder charges against that New York FBI Supervisory Special Agent, using information that had been previously offered to members of Congress four years later.
     
  • The criminal misuse of government power to silence the FBI Special Agent and war hero: a long prison sentenced on thumped-up charges, courtesy of your Department of Justice! And that form of silencing whistleblowers is also just the tip of the iceberg!!
     
  • That scandal surrounding the cover-ups by members of Congress is also just the tip of the iceberg, as described at www.defraudingamerica.com and in the various books.
     
  • Making all this possible is the apathy of the American public!