A new tactic outside federal courts - with update 10302008

[les nessman]

   http://www.cryptome.org/

This GSA guy was on a smoke break in an alley next to the Post Office building and told me to stop taking pictures. I ignored him, he continued to harass me, so I said I wanted his name and the name of his supervisor. He said he'd let me talk to him in person and took me into the building with him.

A federal marshal started asking what was going on when we try going through the metal detectors. At this point the GSA guy told me, "it is illegal to take pictures of federal buildings". 

The marshal started asking me questions and the GSA guy started going off. The marshal asked me to come outside to talk to him and I did.

More marshals arrive, and the original hotheaded GSA guy is out there as well. We are all now on a public sidewalk outside the federal Buildings. I tell my side of the story to the marshals.

At one point I point to the GSA guy and say, "I don't need to talk to that guy," at which point he yells, "Fuck you". I say (to him), "I'm gonna need your name and your supervisors name," and I snap off several pictures of him to record the event. He again explodes and comes at me. 

Read the full story here:
  http://www.cryptome.org/

   Link to photos:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/27669106@N08/sets/72157608247985133/

    I mention this, because this sounds very familiar to something which occured in Concord on Pleasant Street outside the Fed nest there
in which a hothead in the direct or indirect employ of the feds started threatening someone back in '06.  Kind of a new twist though.  I'm like an elephant...I never forget. 

Update:

     The guy has sent more info:


http://cryptome.info/0001/gsa-assault.htm

He then pointed to a statement in the affidavit. He had asked me if I had made a statement about this case anywhere before. I told him about the original statement to Homeland Security and the statement to the Richmond P.D. He whipped out a printed article from afterdowningstreet.org, the original email I had sent to David Swanson and John Young at cryptome.org and claimed that this was proof that I had lied in my sworn affidavit.

This really wasn't as shocking as Ed thought it might have been. You see, I sent a link to the Office of the Inspector General for the General Service Administration. I also sent the article to somebody in the Department of Homeland Security asking for an investigation.

[Tom Sawyer]

I'm going to call the FPS guy today and see if they are following through on this assault.

[les nessman]

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