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Internal Comms, Volume 12

Busy week. To my chagrin, I’ve not found the time to put together something worthy of your full attention this week. So, I opted for one of the internal comms/place holder editions. There have been many new subscribers this week. Thank you, all of you, whether you have been here from the beginning, or whether you sub’d this morning. It is because of all of you that I keep writing.

If you didn’t already know, this Substack is my favorite, and I believe, most important, aspect of this bizarre role I now fill. Last night I joined fellow Suspendable Kyle Seraphin on his weekly Thursday night call-in show. I mentioned on his normal weekday show recently that I prefer this format more than any other. You can view that episode here:

But, last night, after we were done with his weekly Thursday night call-in show, we chatted for a bit, as we are wont to do. I mentioned to him again how Substack is my favorite outlet. If you have been following for some time, or even if you stumbled across our Congressional testimony, or follow us on X, you will know that there are a few facets to The Suspendables.

There’s Kyle Seraphin, the Knight Templar, and undoubtedly, standard bearer of The Suspendables. Kyle’s bold and active engagement mirrors the valor and uncompromising commitment of someone on a sacred mission. There’s George Hill, the old crusty Nobleman who has seen it all before. He applies a measured, analytical approach and dignified commentary, combined with wisdom and integrity to expose hidden institutional truths. Then we have Phil Kennedy, the Warrior Monk, combining disciplined resolve with a higher calling; someone who sacrifices personal comfort to confront the injustice he saw, and continues to see.

The Bard, my friend, Steve Friend, is next. He is someone who has chronicled his journey in a published work. Steve preserves the narrative of dissent and rallying others through his personal account. Marcus Allen, The Martyr, arrives next on our list. His emotional testimony and the severe repercussions he’s endured cast Marcus as one who has borne the personal cost of speaking truth to power. Then, you have me. I will leave it up to you to decide which archetype I fill amongst these men of men.

Believe it or not, there are a handful of others who are not known publicly. We may have some duplicative roles, or at least crossover roles, before too long. Nonetheless, the price all of these men, and their families, have paid is immense. More than mere words can describe. No action anyone could now take, certainly not anything the government could do, could repay them for the cost they have paid to simply tell the American people the truth about fbi malfeasance.

If you are interested in what Kyle and I discussed last night, you can check it out here:

I mentioned with Kyle last night that there was a tweet by Michael Shellenberger that went “thermonuclear” this week. It certainly did. I have not had a busier week since the congressional testimony.

Mike followed up with me based on this clip from The Benny Show. Aside from the most newsworthy aspect (apparently) which Mike tweeted about above, there is much more pertinent info discussed:

But, this is where things begin to turn. I was contacted by a public relations person and told that this information being public is not helpful. I immediately began to wonder, “why?” This is information that all people who live in an alleged land of the free should know. I did not release all of the information I know and I provided additional information related to this topic to the current fbi director, my lawyers, and a member of congress. Nonetheless, the basic information about what is going on in the fbi belongs to YOU.

That member of congress, of course, assured me that they would help me with the current whistleblower retaliation that I am under. Did I believe them? Of course not. Two different members of congress promised such things in the past when I was making protected disclosures as an employee of the federal government. If they were men of their word, I wouldn’t be writing this right now since I would never have faced any type of reprisal.

As a whistleblower who has gone unprotected for 29+ months, I believe that I still have a duty to the American people to provide information that is relevant to their existence; even if that information may seem inconsequential to most. The current administration ran on transparency as a key issue. Yet, very little of the information they claimed they would release, such as the Epstein files, MLK files, RFK files, or JFK files have been released. Why?

Certainly subversion is a part of the equation. We learned yesterday that the Southern District of New York and fbi New York have been actively involved in subverting the current administration vie failure to release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Where are the security clearance suspensions for those involved? Where are the firings for those involved? It took the fbi two hours or less to upend my entire life, and that of my family. Why haven’t the people responsible for actual subversion been suspended already, with their names released to the public? If they don’t already know who those people are, why not? If they do, why have they not already been named publicly with their clearances and duty suspended?

I appeared on Alex Jones’s Info Wars this week, which can be viewed here:

And Info Wars War Room which can be viewed here:

Furthermore, Donald Trump Jr. asserted, actually confirmed, on his show that the fbi whistleblowers would be reinstated. He was the first to do so and claimed they were confirming such news live. This is the first I have heard that this was the case. This happened on February 24, 2025. Today is March 1st. I have absolutely not heard that I will be reinstated. So, what was Don Jr. talking about? In fact, I have heard that my lawyers sent 4 minuscule bullet points to the fbi.

Those bullet points were at the request of the fbi, but nonetheless cover scant a fraction of all that has occurred. I have been told not to expect anything quickly, that whistleblower cases will be reviewed on a case by case basis, and that they will be reviewed by the fbi’s OGC. That is the office of general counsel. A woman named Tasha Gibbs works at the office of general counsel. She is one of the people who was directly involved with retaliation against me and other whistleblowers. I do not think that the fbi, and certainly not OGC, have my best interest in mind, much less the interest of truth.

Gibbs also represented disgraced former fbi official Jennifer Moore who landed a cushy retirement gig at GE Aerospace. A complete unmasking of “Drunk” Jenny Moore was done this week as well; especially as it pertains to Marcus. I look forward to their continued videos and hope they persist in this series as there is much more content with Jenny alone, much less others like Sean Clark, Charles Dayoub, Dena Perkins, Jeffrey Veltri, and others the former Weaponization Committee deposed.

I also joined Emerald Robinson this week:

I’m probably missing some things from the week still, but that ought to mostly cover it. Actually, wait, if you haven’t watched any of the videos yet, or even most of them, watch this one. It is from The American Radicals Podcast from yesterday. It’s a short one. I couldn;t join Steve at our normal hour, but he did a quick thirty minutes on his own and I believe it is worth everyone’s time, even if you disagree or don’t like what he has to say, he put’s forth the whistleblower’s plight in a way that not many can.

OK. Finally, and as I mentioned with Kyle last night because of the prodding from one of the callers, “Nevertheless, many even of the authorities believed in him, but for fear of the Pharisees they did not confess it, so that they would not be put out of the synagogue; for they loved the glory that comes from man more than the glory that comes from God.” -John 12:42-43

Go back and listen to it! 😂
But since you wont, and I know most of you won’t, it comes down to this. Don’t be a coward. What is your “synagogue?” Is it your church, or your position in your church? Is it your career? Is it your family? Is it your hobbies? Is it your secrets? Is it money or the pursuit of money? Is it gluttony? Is it fasting? Is it a lack of trust in The Almighty? Is it the pursuit of some other fleshly desire? Is it something else? What is it? Do not love the glory that comes from man. This leads to cowardice.

Cowardice is weakness. Weakness leads away from the cross. Weakness leads to a lack of faith and a lack of trust. Weakness is what cripples the church, the family and the individual. I see it all around us in the most comfortable country that has ever existed; especially as it has existed for the church. It is pathetic. Resist this weakness that manifests itself as pride in “the glory that comes from man.”