>>7764686 (lb)
>Alice & Wonderland
Went looking through Wiki to read about the E-6B, and I saw this:
>The E-6B replaced Air Force EC-135Cs in the "Looking Glass" role, providing command and control of U.S. nuclear forces should ground-based control become inoperable.
No coincidences.
>A name known around the world
>First Indictment, a well known name?
Maybe Tom Hanks, given his bizarre speech the other night? That would certainly turn some heads.
>>7764888 (checked)
>A name known around the world
>Taxes
Wonder how well-known the IRS is in the rest of the world? Guarantee every American with a dollar in their pocket knows what the IRS is.
>$1.7 million
Got the almonds tingling, looked at the wiki page there
>In 2014, the United States Department of Justice intervened in a private lawsuit filed against UANI and requested its dismissal on the ground that the continued litigation of the case would jeopardize US national security.
>The government's motion was granted by a federal judge in 2015, marking a rare expansion of the state secrets privilege into private civil litigation in which the government was not a party.
Strange things are afoot, anon.
>Kaplan
I think this is our dig-spot, he came up while looking at articles about the case that was dismissed because of "state secrets"
>The Justice Department on Friday invoked the government's "state secrets privilege" to intervene in a private legal dispute between the owner of a Greek shipping company and a U.S. nonprofit that advocates against Iran's nuclear program.
>In a court filing in New York, government lawyers asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit by Victor Restis against the group United Against Nuclear Iran. Restis claims he was defamed in a UANI campaign that alleged his company had ties to the Iranian government companies that are involved in Iran's nuclear program.
>The government filing said an unnamed U.S. agency had determined the case risked revealing government secrets.
>Restis' lawyers had sought to compel legal discovery – the turning over of documents and other information – from the group, its executives, and from Wall Street investor Thomas Kaplan, who Restis' lawyers claim is a funder of UANI.
https://edition.cnn.com/2014/09/13/politics/white-house-invokes-state-secrets-lawsuit/
https://archive.is/9pcKT