NEW SECRET SERVICE GUIDELINES


Ref. Phone call on December 8, 2010 from U.S. Secret Service on proposed meeting with agents in Missoula, Montana.

Dear Sirs:

I agree to meet with agents of the U.S. Secret Service anytime from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the third week of December (Monday to Friday) at this location.

I promise to be polite, informative and well dressed for the interview.

There are, however, certain non-negotiable terms:

1. I am to be allowed to order any item(s) on the menu to be paid for by the U.S. Secret Service. This is to include a 25% gratuity for the server(s).

2. I am to be allowed to audio/video tape the entire interview for the express purpose of the production of a youtube video. This video will not be edited.

3. I am to be granted permission to publish an article at this website concerning this interview.

4. The agent who conducts the interview should be well briefed on my case, as I will be asking questions concerning "The United States of America vs. Ronald Barbour" and be expecting factual and informative answers. I request this Q&A last for at least thirty minutes. The agent is welcome to bring along Secret Service files for reference.

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