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27 December 2012 Alaska National Guard Illegal Activities
A sends: Illegal Activities within the Alaska National Guard December 24, 2012 Please read through all the links. This post is being sent out to numerous media sources to gain national attention, and multiple forensic toxicology / autonomic / clinical pathologists in order to bring together interested parties who can help to achieve in the following: (1) bring justice to numerous US military families, especially to the men and women stationed in Alaska who have died and continue to die of "unknown" causes without investigations even though reports stated foul play, drug cartel, and weapons trafficking; 2) syndicate a national and global awareness of rogue militants allowed to join the United States Armed Forces today to operate against itself appointed at the highest levels; and, 3) bring justice to 45+ stationed Alaska military rape victims who after reporting through the proper channels up the chain of command were left without investigations into their cases and rather actually ignored.
It is said to be a cover up that goes deep. A connection much bigger
than humanly imaginable. The drug cartel, guns trafficking, operating
out of mainly Fort Greely, Alaska. FBI agent Karl Hansen flew to Alaska
with a second agent from Washington DC with orders from his superiors to Colonel Blaylock has gone to 11 sources to get help, and then in the middle of investigations, April 2012, he was terminated from the US Armed Forces after 29.5 years serving.
Sources Made Aware
No one agency or department listed has started a thorough investigation that
will begin to punish these crimes stated by family, in reports made by military
and other officials, and now in a newer report in 2012 made by the FBI.
To date, the wrong doers continue without punishment, meanwhile
Colonel Blaylock did however do something about this himself. Staff
Sergeant Michelle M. Clark, age 31, seven (7) months pregnant, came to him
on Friday January 13, 2011 to say "they are going to kill me." Two
days later, Monday January 16, 2011, Michelle was found dead in her home,
as
Blaylock did work closely with FBI agent Karl Hansen as Karl put together
a report for his superiors back in Washington DC. Colonel Blaylock
has given the following 11-page print (see
attachment)
to issue to the press naming individuals and what he knows is currently
transpiring in the
Asked how this could have happened, Colonel Blaylock states numerous men
and women are released from prison, their past criminal records wiped clean,
and in return they work for upper superiors in a state like Alaska while
they are stationed in the military. The US military is also In researching I found the below list of published linked articles to the numerous Alaskan military 'deaths due to unknown causes'. Take note, some deaths occur more often in one company, infantry, battalion, brigade etc; not all remain in one location due to deployment and or relocation, but this begets a connection to the working military factions within. Blaylock believes there is a connection to the two Kodiak US Coast Guardsmen shot in April 2012 (see link below) while on guard at a remote communications station on the island of Kodiak. Is it possible? FBI agent Karl Hansen reported that one of the weapons used in a Fairbanks plot to kill (see links below) was found on a mobile device owned by deceased Staff Sergeant Michelle Clark, in charge of Supply Support. As far as the family is concerned, this is why she was killed. She got close and didn't cooperate.
Karl said each step of the way got botched in Michelle's case including but
not limited to the fact 1) Michelle was raped and filed a report; 2) she
made a three-week earlier 911 call because she felt threatened in her own
home; 3) Michelle was found at home and someone unknown made the In conclusion, here are a few thoughts to ponder.
Staff Sergeant Michelle M Clark was stationed in Kosovo 2010 where she witnessed
a lack of accountability in prescription medication handouts arriving into
Kosovo according to her father who she visited often and confided in.
Was it this sensitive information that ultimately followed We know at the time of investigation April 2012 from Karl Hansen that an image taken by Michelle was found to be one of the weapons used in a retaliatory plot in Fairbanks by militia staff to kill a judge, trooper, and IRS agent. Moreover, the Kodiak station remains un-staffed after two Coast Guardsmen were shot April 2012 and no longer acts as an operating Port of Entry for entries of merchandise into the state of Alaska to collect duties, and to enforce the various provisions of the customs and navigation laws (19 CFR 101.1). Anchorage is the new Port Service Provider and is located near a major city. Is this a problem? If the drug cartel begins shooting people at the Port of Anchorage for non-compliance while trafficking like talk is what they did in Kodiak, then we will have a big problem all over America. Kodiak is a perfect entry point for protecting Alaska. Presently without congress approval, future construction and expansion plans for the Port of Anchorage are cut from 1 billion to 322 million making it unsuitable and unstable for a safe delivery platform, and it puts Anchorage in danger especially now in light of the drug cartel operating out of Fort Greely, Alaska in apparent consent by government in control of military. Alaska cannot secure it's borders or ports to protect it's land if there is no funding; and if this is happening widespread at ports across America, there will be an increase in violence due to the overlooking of these rogue military, police, state, and other judicial systems that have allowed these drug cartel factions to criminally organize within our government and homeland security. Colonel Blaylock can be reached at the phone number he provided in the Attachment. Email a request if you have not received this attachment.
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