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Copy pasted from midwestgreenscare.org FBI seeking informants in the Twin Cities May 14, 2008 at 3:39 am (Uncategorized) Following is a statement from a person known to EWOK! (Earth Warriors are OK!, formerly the Twin Cities Eco-Prisoner Support Committee). This person was approached by the local JTTF and offered the possibility of being a paid informant. The individual has rejected the offer and now has an NLG lawyer. His statement should both inspire us for his refusal to cooperate, and remind us that he is probably not the only person solicited by the government in such a way and, unfortunately, we have to assume that some people will cooperate. "As I was biking back from court, my phone rang. I let it go to answering machine and checked it when I was off my bike. It was the police officer who I talked to about my graffiti. It said something like, "This isn't graffiti related but I need your help with something. You're not in trouble, give me a call." I give him a call. Something like this: "I'd like to meet with you today. It's not about graffiti." "I'm not going to rat anyone out, what do you want." Don't really know why I said that. I was nervous, I suppose. "Twenty minutes of your time. Where do you want to meet?" "I don't know, Eric, where do you want to meet? And can you tell me what this is about?" "I'll explain it when we meet. How about Expresso Expose?" "Sure." "When's good?" "How about 12:30." So now I'm antsy and confused. I get there fifteen minutes early and then he comes a bit late. He says, "This is my partner," and he referred to the woman next to him. They both got coffee, leaving me in my shaky, dumbfounded mental state even longer. Then we sat down and she flashes an FBI badge. Seeing my nerves they reassured me again that I was safe and not guilty of anything. Then for twenty minutes they flatter me about how my personality and appearance are perfect matches for what is required in some espionage dealio. They wanted me to crash vegan potluck parties and get into the inner circle of terrorists because supposedly terrorists are trusting and I'm "trusting, easy going, funny," and a bunch of other flattery. Every time they said "vegan potluck" I chuckled, but their faces showed they weren't kidding. They said "vegan potluck" half a dozen times. They really feared vegans and their violent conspiracies to blow up buildings in protest to the republican national convention. So after twenty minutes of bewildering suckups, they ask me if I'm in. They say there's compensation if I assist in someone's arrest. I say "ummmmmmm I'll pass." She says, "That was the fastest anyone has ever rejected me," and then tried for ten more minutes to get me to change my mind before saying, "Really: think about it. We could really use you." Then she gave me a business card. On the back she wrote me her cell phone number. I said "you have very legible handwriting," and they both had themselves a hearty laugh. "Call if you change your mind. Don't tell any of your friends about this and don't show anyone this card." We said our goodbyes and I haven't heard from either of them since." Here's the info from the business cards: University of Minnesota Police Twin Cities Campus Erik Swanson Police Sergeant, Investigations Joint Terrorism Task Force UMPD 511 Washington Ave. S.E. Minneapolis, MN 55455 Internet: www.umn.edu/police E-mail: swans078@umn.edu Office : 612-624-9560 Cell : 612-290-4688 Fax : 612-626-0534 Federal Bureau of Investigation Maureen E. Mazzola Special Agent 111 Washington Ave. South Suite 1100 Minneapolis, MN 55401 Telephone: 612-376-3200 Fax: 612-376-3444 Cell: 612-490-7447 (very legibly on the back) IF YOU ARE APPROACHED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT, you do not have to talk to them. If you are in the Twin Cities area and you need jail/legal support, call the Cold Snap Hotline, (651) 356-8635. If you are arrested or subpoenaed for offenses related to environmental or animal activism, call the National Lawyers' Guild Hotline, 888-NLG-ECOL. To contact EWOK! for assistance or information, email fightthegreenscare@riseup.net.
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<p>Copy pasted from midwestgreenscare.org<br /> FBI seeking informants in the Twin Cities<br /> May 14, 2008 at 3:39 am (Uncategorized)</p> <p>Following is a statement from a person known to EWOK!<br /> (Earth Warriors<br /> are OK!, formerly the Twin Cities Eco-Prisoner Support<br /> Committee).<br /> This person was approached by the local JTTF and<br /> offered the<br /> possibility of being a paid informant.</p> <p>The individual has rejected the offer and now has an<br /> NLG lawyer. His<br /> statement should both inspire us for his refusal to<br /> cooperate, and<br /> remind us that he is probably not the only person<br /> solicited by the<br /> government in such a way and, unfortunately, we have<br /> to assume that<br /> some people will cooperate.</p> <p>"As I was biking back from court, my phone rang. I let<br /> it go to<br /> answering machine and checked it when I was off my<br /> bike. It was the<br /> police officer who I talked to about my graffiti. It<br /> said something<br /> like, "This isn't graffiti related but I need your<br /> help with<br /> something. You're not in trouble, give me a call." I<br /> give him a call.<br /> Something like this:</p> <p>"I'd like to meet with you today. It's not about<br /> graffiti." "I'm not<br /> going to rat anyone out, what do you want." Don't<br /> really know why I<br /> said that. I was nervous, I suppose. "Twenty minutes<br /> of your time.<br /> Where do you want to meet?" "I don't know, Eric, where<br /> do you want to<br /> meet? And can you tell me what this is about?" "I'll<br /> explain it when<br /> we meet. How about Expresso Expose?" "Sure." "When's<br /> good?" "How about<br /> 12:30."</p> <p>So now I'm antsy and confused. I get there fifteen<br /> minutes early and<br /> then he comes a bit late. He says, "This is my<br /> partner," and he<br /> referred to the woman next to him. They both got<br /> coffee, leaving me in<br /> my shaky, dumbfounded mental state even longer. Then<br /> we sat down and<br /> she flashes an FBI badge. Seeing my nerves they<br /> reassured me again<br /> that I was safe and not guilty of anything. Then for<br /> twenty minutes<br /> they flatter me about how my personality and<br /> appearance are perfect<br /> matches for what is required in some espionage dealio.<br /> They wanted me<br /> to crash vegan potluck parties and get into the inner<br /> circle of<br /> terrorists because supposedly terrorists are trusting<br /> and I'm<br /> "trusting, easy going, funny," and a bunch of other<br /> flattery. Every<br /> time they said "vegan potluck" I chuckled, but their<br /> faces showed they<br /> weren't kidding. They said "vegan potluck" half a<br /> dozen times. They<br /> really feared vegans and their violent conspiracies to<br /> blow up<br /> buildings in protest to the republican national<br /> convention.</p> <p>So after twenty minutes of bewildering suckups, they<br /> ask me if I'm in.<br /> They say there's compensation if I assist in someone's<br /> arrest. I say<br /> "ummmmmmm I'll pass." She says, "That was the fastest<br /> anyone has ever<br /> rejected me," and then tried for ten more minutes to<br /> get me to change<br /> my mind before saying, "Really: think about it. We<br /> could really use<br /> you." Then she gave me a business card. On the back<br /> she wrote me her<br /> cell phone number. I said "you have very legible<br /> handwriting," and<br /> they both had themselves a hearty laugh. "Call if you<br /> change your<br /> mind. Don't tell any of your friends about this and<br /> don't show anyone<br /> this card." We said our goodbyes and I haven't heard<br /> from either of<br /> them since."</p> <p>Here's the info from the business cards:</p> <p>University of Minnesota Police<br /> Twin Cities Campus<br /> Erik Swanson<br /> Police Sergeant, Investigations<br /> Joint Terrorism Task Force<br /> UMPD<br /> 511 Washington Ave. S.E.<br /> Minneapolis, MN 55455<br /> Internet: <a href="http://www.umn.edu/police">www.umn.edu/police</a><br /> E-mail: <a href="mailto:swans078@umn.edu">swans078@umn.edu</a><br /> Office : 612-624-9560<br /> Cell : 612-290-4688<br /> Fax : 612-626-0534</p> <p>Federal Bureau of Investigation<br /> Maureen E. Mazzola<br /> Special Agent<br /> 111 Washington Ave. South<br /> Suite 1100<br /> Minneapolis, MN 55401<br /> Telephone: 612-376-3200<br /> Fax: 612-376-3444<br /> Cell: 612-490-7447 (very legibly on the back)</p> <p>IF YOU ARE APPROACHED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT, you do not<br /> have to talk to<br /> them. If you are in the Twin Cities area and you need<br /> jail/legal<br /> support, call the Cold Snap Hotline, (651) 356-8635.<br /> If you are<br /> arrested or subpoenaed for offenses related to<br /> environmental or animal<br /> activism, call the National Lawyers' Guild Hotline,<br /> 888-NLG-ECOL. To<br /> contact EWOK! for assistance or information, email<br /> <a href="mailto:fightthegreenscare@riseup.net">fightthegreenscare@riseup.net</a>.</p>
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