Vice Presidents Gore and Cheney Had a Spy Working for Them
Del Williams
October 06, 2005
Someone failed on the background checks that were conducted for the White House. The evidence is in the impending indictment of Leonardo Aragoncillo who was arrested in September. What is odd is who he was spying for. He was spying for the opposition of Philippine President, Gloria Macapagal.
Aragoncillo had top secret clearance that he used to access FBI information on President Macapagal, and then he sent the information to various parties in the Philippines. What makes this strange is that Aragoncillo served in the US Marines as well as a former FBI intelligence analyst.
Supposedly the motivation of copying and sending 101 FBI documents was money, since Aragoncillo supposedly was in debt for over $500,000.
But, selling out the President of another country? How does an American born, military trained, and working for the Vice President of the United States man come to betray the trust of his country? It does not matter if the opposition used the information for political purposes, but the fact that he thought his foolish spending habits justified selling her out.
President Macapagal has been an ally of the United States. If he sold out an ally, who else would he sell out? There are prisons for him, but I am moving toward the idea of shooting him for treason. He used American money, and he was on the taxpayer’s payroll. So, since we cannot get out money back, shoot him for betrayal. We need to send a message that all who spy within our borders will get loud and clear. If we cannot shoot him, then strip him of his citizenship. What company would hire him anyway?
Aragoncillo had top secret clearance that he used to access FBI information on President Macapagal, and then he sent the information to various parties in the Philippines. What makes this strange is that Aragoncillo served in the US Marines as well as a former FBI intelligence analyst.
Supposedly the motivation of copying and sending 101 FBI documents was money, since Aragoncillo supposedly was in debt for over $500,000.
But, selling out the President of another country? How does an American born, military trained, and working for the Vice President of the United States man come to betray the trust of his country? It does not matter if the opposition used the information for political purposes, but the fact that he thought his foolish spending habits justified selling her out.
President Macapagal has been an ally of the United States. If he sold out an ally, who else would he sell out? There are prisons for him, but I am moving toward the idea of shooting him for treason. He used American money, and he was on the taxpayer’s payroll. So, since we cannot get out money back, shoot him for betrayal. We need to send a message that all who spy within our borders will get loud and clear. If we cannot shoot him, then strip him of his citizenship. What company would hire him anyway?
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