http://www.crimesofwar.org/special/condor.html
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB125/index.htm
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB125/index.htm#docs

One can say this was 30 years ago, but the U.S. climate of covert lies has resurfaced. So here are some more recent operations…in 2001.

http://www.defraudingamerica.com/fbi_coverup_devecchio.html

I met Alex Sanchez, but I did not know him, because I volunteered at Homies Unidos for awhile. I do know that he held my husband’s life in his hands had he actually been with Mara Salvatrucha, because he had some of the most private information possible about his case, including his immigration number and name. Had Alex been what they represent, I’m certain my husband and/or I would be dead by now.

I also know that my husband’s past affiliation with this gang followed him to several countries, where some odd photos from 12 years before surfaced attaching him to this gang, even after he had left several years prior. A member of Mexico’s SIEDO investigating his application for residency there showed my husband these photos, which he had obtained from the FBI. Now, my question is WHY would the FBI track ex members of a gang from country to country if their aim wasn’t to persecute them for ever belonging?

As to the question of anyone ever leaving a gang…Judge Joe Brown comes to mind, and my husband as well. Simply, people grow up and age out. They meet women they fall in love with and they want positive futures, and they are simply tired of running from the law.

I have no love of MS-13! They are murdering deported members who try to leave that gang, and that seems like forcing slavery to me. I don’t know Alex enough to determine if he’s a good person or evil. But I know he was good to us, held our secrets in tact, and offered help to us when we needed it to get us through POW conditions that Homeland Security forced upon us. I know if he had been with MS-13, we would be dead by now, because he knew EXACTLY where I lived, where my husband was, and nothing happened. And I know that the FBI and Homeland Security has corruption within the ranks of these organizations that makes MS-13 look tame in comparison. Drugging my husband before his immigration hearings, holding him in complete isolation for 3 years during his hearings, purposely losing his legal files and CDs before many hearings, using every mental torture tactic since the holocaust. And I know that they did everything they could to drive him insane and destroy my life as well. What they did was motivate me to write a book instead. And during his hearing when they questioned me about his case, the state’s attorney was more interested in the book I was writing, than my testimony about what happened to us. I assume the idiot was trying to intimidate me. Two book publishers are reviewing this book as I write this, although they could turn it down still. I’m not intimidated by the Department of Justice, but reading about Alex Sanchez, I’m wondering if I should be.

I know he was very compassionate about helping us with our case. I know

Janet, without stopping to ponder for a moment, I can name 20 people who are completely reformed, who were deeply gang involved, changed their lives, and haven’t been anywhere near that world for ten years. Then I can name another 20 after that. And so on. This notion that no one can reform is completely preposterous.