The Secret Service Journal

January 21, 1994: Ronald Gene Barbour a retired military officer and freelance writer, plotted to kill Clinton while he was jogging. Barbour returned to Florida a week later without having fired the shots at the president, who was on a state visit to Russia. Barbour was sentenced to five years in prison and was released in 1998. SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA

They did it for Clinton in 1994.  Why not? Like Oswald, ole Ronbo would be the perfect patsy for the American SS.

When Comrade Obama comes to town those of us deemed Class III (threat to the presidency) will receive a visit from the U.S. Secret Service.  In my case, America’s Praetorian Guard will request even more – they want to keep “eyeballs” on me while The One is in town.  I should note the American SS has no legal authority to invade my privacy: The agents are moved against me like chess pieces on the express orders of the senior chess master in Washington, D.C. When called to account for their actions, the best excuse the pawns can come up with is The Nazi Alibi, “I am only following orders.” I can relate many unpleasant events that happened to me on the days when a president came to town. One of the most intense occurred in Orlando, Florida in the spring of 2007. At that time I worked as a counselor/driver/office worker at Central Care Mission (CCM), a Christian drug rehab that focused on getting addicted men back on their feet. On this particular afternoon I was disp...

MARK SULLIVAN: THE MOST PATHETIC OBAMAUNIST In my fictional novel , the U.S. Secret Service (SS) is run by a clever psychopath with the ambition to become dictator of the USA. This picture of intelligent Big Evil at work to destroy the Republic is certainly not the case with Mark Sullivan, a mental midget with zero leadership ability in love with Obama black racism socialism to staff his agency. It is only a question of time until "The chickens come home to roost" and another president is murdered in cold blood before the shocked eyes of the world, because of the non-action of unqualified SS agents READ MORE...

The Secret Service and the Imperial Presidency Thomas Lifson If God created war so as to teach Americans geography, then perhaps He created scandal so as to teach us about bureaucracy. The Secret Service scandal, with its irresistible sex-sells appeal to the media, guarantees that an aspect of Big Government that has heretofore remained invisible to the public will get plenty of scrutiny. To wit: the gigantic expense of the presidential entourage as it travels at home and overseas. Excess is built upon excess, with Uncle Sam spending without limit. Compared to the way other heads of state travel, our president is in a different category altogether. Mark Steyn, with his characteristic mocking wit, tackles the Cartagena follies in light of his own brushes with presidential entourages, making the reader both laugh and think about the media obsession du jour: ...sometimes it helps to step back and consider the bigger picture. Why were 21 officials of the United States government able to ...

RONBO: SS TARGET SINCE 1994 Blogger Profile The Real Story of Clinton's Assassin Barbourism: The Politics of Ronald Barbour Do we see a long established pattern of Secret Service stalking, harassment and blackmail of white males here? Meanwhile, an administration that let the New Black Panthers avoid criminal charges for wielding a billy club outside a Philadelphia polling place in 2008 and that ignored the bounty placed by the Panthers on the head of George Zimmerman in the Trayvon Martin shooting is concerned about Nugent. Did anyone in the liberal universe or administration take note when Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said at Lemoyne-Owen College in Memphis, Tenn., Saturday that "people tomorrow, maybe in a few days, are gonna kill their leaders who've been selling them out"? Farrakhan added: "That's why we're in this shape that we're in right now, because we had corrupt people, or people that started off good and got corrupt." We...

A 13-year-old boy in Washington state faced federal interrogation by a Secret Service agent over a Facebook posting that warned President Obama of suicide bombers, q13fox.com reports. Vito LaPinta of Tacoma, Wash., said he posted a message on Facebook after Usama bin Laden’s death, saying Obama should be careful of possible retaliatory acts against him by other terror members, according to the station. “I was saying how Usama was dead and for Obama to be careful because there could be suicide bombers,” the boy told the station. A week later, the boy said a man walked into Truman Middle School “with a suit and glasses and he said he was part of the Secret Service.” “He told me it was because of a post I made that indicated I was a threat toward the president,” he said. READ MORE...

According to The Washington Post , Chaney, 48, wrote on his Facebook page about his attraction to Palin. "I was really checking her out, if you know what i mean?" he wrote. "Well, this agent who was kind of ridiculous there in posting pictures and comments about checking someone out," Palin told Greta van Susteren on her FOX News program. "Well check this out, bodyguard -- you're fired. And I hope his wife sends him to the doghouse. As long as he's not eating the dog, along with his former boss. Greta, you know, a lot of people will just, I guess say that this is boys being boys. And boys will be boys, but they shouldn't be in positions of authority." "It's a symptom of government run amok, though, Greta," Palin said on the Thursday broadcast of "On the Record" on FOX News. "Who is minding the store here? And when it comes to this particular issue of Secret Service, again, playing with the taxpayer's dime and pl...

One of the senior Secret Service agents who lost his job in the wake of the Colombia prostitution scandal joked about protecting Sarah Palin in a post on his Facebook page. David Randall Chaney, a 48-year-old supervisor, wrote that he was 'really checking out' the vice-presidential candidate when he guarded her during the 2008 election campaign. But Ms Palin yesterday hit back at the disgraced agent who retired this week after being suspended along with ten others involved in an argument with escorts at a hotel. READ MORE...

Reuters ^ | (Reuters) - Musician and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent said on Thursday he had a positive meeting with U.S. Secret Service agents investigating his recent criticism of President Barack Obama, and the agency confirmed the issue had been resolved. Nugent, who told NRA supporters in St. Louis last week that he would be "dead or in jail" next year if Obama was reelected, said in a statement that he had "met with two fine, professional Secret Service agents" in Oklahoma. "Good, solid, professional meeting concluding that I have never made any threats of violence towards anyone. The meeting could not have gone better," the 63-year-old singer and guitarist said. He was due to perform a concert in Ardmore, Oklahoma on Thursday. (Excerpt) Read more at reuters.com ...

Doug from Upland has been reported to the Secret Service! phone conversations with the USSS | 6-15-04 | dfu Posted on Tuesday, June 15, 2004 11:11:49 AM by doug from upland Yes, ladies and gentlemen it was the conversation that all political junkies dread. It was the conversation with the United States Secret Service. Doug from Upland was reported yesterday to the Secret Service. What could Doug have done? Who turned him in? Is harmless Doug a threat to anyone? Has he ever harmed anyone? This would be so out of character. This is a guy who delivers Meals on Wheels to the elderly and reads to the Kindergarteners for his Kiwanis group. He opens doors for ladies, doesn't eat meat, and has helped save several lost pets. Are we speaking of the same Doug? Here is the background. On THIS THREAD was a sentence that read: Former President Bill Clinton's official portrait is to be unveiled and hung in the White House in a ceremony Monday, according to Smithson...

My “Number Two” (Number One is the SS Director Mark Sullivan at SS HQ in Washington, D.C.) is a man I call, “The Boring Dude of Seattle.” We met on March 31, 2011 at Union Station just after I arrived by train from White Fish, Montana. I figured the SS would send a “Welcome Wagon” crew of agents like they did when I arrived in Los Angeles in the summer of 2009, when six “MEN IN BLACK” swarmed me as I stepped down from the San Diego AMTRAK. This time, however, a friendly voice with a Southern accent said from behind me, “Welcome to Seattle, Mr. Barbour…I’m Special Agent John Grimsley of the U.S. Secret Service.” I turned to see a smiling small neat white man in his early 40s with thin hair who reminded me of a STASI (East German secret police) from the movie The Lives of Others where a True Believer STASI agent is shocked by the corruption and degeneration of his commanding officer and service, and as a result becomes an opponent of the regime who...

To: Salvation Army Captain Dana Libby Fm: Ronald Barbour Re. Memorandum For The Record Dear Sir: As you are aware, I have requested a meeting with you and at 1000 hours on April 17, 2012 in regards to issues with the U.S. Secret Service (hereafter called by their initials, “SS”) in this memorandum for the record. I have also asked Dustin Chadwick, to attend, since he has been briefed by me in detail concerning my problems concerning the SS and Agent John Grimsley of the Seattle division. Mr. Chadwick can offer valuable insight into the situation as an experienced professional with a degree in psychology from the University of Washington. I have known Counselor Chadwick for nearly a year since taking residence here at the William Booth Center (hereafter called by its initials, “WTC”) and he has impressed me as an honorable clean cut professional who often reminds me of officers and NCOs in various Military Intelligence units, I served in during the Cold War as ...

THE MINORITY OPINION United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit. No. 94-2981. UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Ronald Gene BARBOUR, Defendant-Appellant. Dec. 12, 1995. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. (No. 94-21-CR-ORL-22), Conway, Anne A., District Judge. Before KRAVITCH, Circuit Judge, WEBSTER, Senior Circuit Judge, and ALAIMO [*] , Senior District Judge. Majority Opinion: KRAVITCH, Circuit Judge: Ronald Gene Barbour appeals his conviction and sentence for threatening the President of the United States, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 871. He contends that the district court erred in denying his motion to suppress evidence he alleges was taken in violation of Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 86 S.Ct. 1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694 (1966). Barbour also argues that at sentencing the district court improperly used evidence of action taken prior to his threat to kill the President, in order to support a six- level ...