Information Clearing House Publisher Threatened
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Mike Whitney – Fly by News August 6, 2008
My friend Tom Feeley is in Big trouble. He runs the web site
informationclearinghouse.info which updates "news you won't find in the
corporate media" every day. The site is strongly anti-war.
Tom has gotten his share of death threats over the years, but what happened this week is a lot more serious.
Two days ago, Tom's wife found three well dressed men in their kitchen.
The man who did all the talking, told Tom's wife (I won't give her
name) that Tom must "Stop what he is doing on the Internet, NOW!" As
crazy as it sounds, he pulled back his lapel and showed her a gun of
some kind which she could not identify. Like I said, Tom has been
threatened before, but nothing like this. 4 years ago, he was in a
parking lot at Long's Drug store in Southern California and when he
tried to open his door to get out, a man in a car next to him opened
his door at precisely the same time which prevented Tom from getting
out. Then, a 40-ish year old man got out of the passenger side of the
vehicle and approached Tom saying, "You need to stop what you are doing
on the web".
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I sent money to Tom Feeley once...
Years back when I was so grateful for what he was doing. That is until I noticed his little problem with 9/11 truth. I wrote him an email complaining about it and he wrote back basically telling me to buzz off. He wasn't a jerk about it but it was clear that he was no friend of 9/11 truth when we could have used a lot more friends. Now it seems like he's pulling a Ruppert (or a Bollyn?) In my salt grain collection I have a special one reserved for stories of limited hangout peddlers who are suddenly targeted by mysterious men in black. The more dramatic, the less I believe it. What Feeley has been "doing on the internet" by no means should make him the top target of the sekrit gummint agents so I interpret this as a) intimidation targeted at activists like us and b) an attempt to make people think that "Feeley must have been on the right track!"