The Secret Service Journal

DRUNK AND IN CHARGE OF MACHINE GUN AIMED AT THE PUBLIC? It would appear the American SS - which is looking very much like the old East German STASI - has been caught - literally! - with its pants down in unlawful activity that is usually swept under the rug by their commanders and ignored by the State Controlled Media. One wonders if criminal actions, like the one documented in The Washington Post article below, are only the tip of an iceberg of corruption and degeneration in an organization loyal only to the Obama presidency. THE STORY: The U.S. Secret Service is investigating allegations of misconduct by agents who had been sent to Cartagena, Colombia, to provide security for President Obama’s trip to a summit that began there Friday. Edwin Donovan, an agency spokesman, said that an unspecified number of agents have been recalled and replaced with others, stressing that Obama’s security has not been compromised because of the change. Obama arrived in Cartagena on Fr...

Can the Secret Service Tell You To Shut Up? Townhall.com ^ March 15, 2012 Judge Andrew Napolitano Last week, President Obama signed into law the Federal Restricted Buildings and Grounds Improvement Act of 2011. This law permits Secret Service agents to designate any place they wish as a place where free speech, association and petition of the government are prohibited. And it permits the Secret Service to make these determinations based on the content of speech. Thus, federal agents whose work is to protect public officials and their friends may prohibit the speech and the gatherings of folks who disagree with those officials or permit the speech and the gatherings of those who would praise them, even though the First Amendment condemns content-based speech discrimination by the government. The new law also provides that anyone who gathers in a "restricted" area may be prosecuted. And because the statute does not require the government to prove intent, a person accidenta...

Could protestors unknowingly run afoul of the Feds and face prison for exercising their First Amendment rights? Yes, according to some analysts , and all that‘s needed is President Obama’s signature for a new law to give the Secret Service powers more befitting the Praetorian Guard. Even former 15-year Secret Service veteran Dan Bongino has raised alarms , as he told the Blaze that House Resolution 347 creates an America in which ”you could accidentally be in a cordoned off secret service controlled area and find yourself in jail.” “This was done to send a message to both sides,” Bongino said, “Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party” could be affected by this. “It’s a very serious issue.” Bongino , who is a candidate for Senate in Maryland, added that ”you have to ask yourself as an American, do you believe in liberty or not? You cannot have it both ways. You cannot empower government bureaucrats to take your liberty.” The concern about the new authority stem...

BY RON BARBOUR The best thing about being a blogger is that you do not know what will show up in your email. Yesterday morning it was a couple of emails from a friend in California who reported the arrest by the Secret Service of fellow patriot blogger, Robert Tracinski , early yesterday morning. I have not been able to confirm this event, and I pray it's not true; however, we do live under the terror of the attack dogs of Secret Service tyranny released by the Obama Regime , who have a well documented track record of going against Obama opposition Rightists while ignoring Bush presidential threats made by Leftists . If the Obama Homeland Security establishment that includes the Secret Service is not concerned with the blow back from a frontal assault against the religion of over seventy million Americans in the Roman Catholic Church, why would they back away from the arrest of the intellectual leader of the Tea Party? C&P of the emails in question: Email One: Rob...

BY RON BARBOUR It is interesting how often fiction often becomes fact. The 1960s BBC miniseries "The Prisoner" where a British spy resigns from Her Majesty's Secret Service only to discover that spies are never allowed a peaceful retirement in "The Village" The nonfiction story of Ron Barbour, a former U.S. Army Intelligence agent, who is under constant surveillance by the American SS in a secret civil war is told below. FEBRUARY 3, 1994 - A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY On this day in 1994, I was arrested by the U.S. Secret Service for the exercise of my First Amendment rights in that I was highly critical of President William Jefferson Clinton, the first president to impeached since Andrew Johnson in 1868, and felon (not indicted) who committed two serious federal crimes during the Lewinsky oral sex scandal of 1998. During the course of the investigation of my alleged crime - the attempted assassination of President Clinton - the U.S. Sec...

BY RON BARBOUR Today marks 18 years since this writer's arrest by the United States Secret Service [hereafter called the “SS” in this article] for the assassination of President Clinton in early 1994. What? No such event took place? Ron Barbour, U.S. Army Military Intelligence (retired) an assassin? Yes, this is believed by the SS, who wasted thousands of tax dollars on dubious projects such as this one , in which this writer took part in as a “presidential assassin,” that proved that an assassin of the highest level of public officials could be anyone. There is a thought: Didn't the SS learn that already in the open season on their clients that started in 1963? In case anyone reading this is wondering - President Clinton – the U.S. chief executive impeached by the House of Representatives in 1998 - is still much alive, healthy, criminal, psychopathic and still very far to the Left. In fact, Bill Clinton is the same man he was on February 3, 1994, the dat...

What was the real deal the day JFK was murdered in Dallas? We do know that the SS has become a Leftist Praetorian Guard that as a matter of routine throws Obama opponents into prison. EXCLUSIVE: Mitt Romney to Receive Secret Service Protection TAMPA – Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign has been informed that it will start receiving Secret Service protection this week, two campaign sources and a senior Republican tell ABC News. Secret Service protection is being given to the campaign not because of a specific threat but because of the increase in crowd sizes as the primary season has progressed over the past few weeks, according to the sources, who refused to be identified because they don’t have authority to comment on such matters publicly. According to a federal law enforcement officials Romney’s campaign, which has long traveled with private security of its own, did request Secret Service protection....