[Frantzie]

Also at The Right Side of Life http://www.therightsideoflife.com/?p=4006#comment-6895

This gentleman was a Deputy Office Chief at the NSA. Ahh...Hmm...NSA. I wonder if retired members of the intelligence community know something about someone that we do not know. Seems like more and more people are sticking their necks out on this issue.

State representatives, active military, retired intelligence people and others. Sensible, smart and serious people. This is getting more interesting by the day.

[pissant]

BUMP

[Islander7]

Col Harry Riley is "the recipient of the Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and other awards and badges – including the Combat Infantry Badge, Parachute Badge, and Army Staff Badge. He served over 34 years in the US Army. He was commissioned as a 2LT in 1966 and promoted to Colonel in 1989. He served in command positions from Detachment through Battalion level and staff assignments from Brigade to Chief of Staff Army level. He served two tours in Viet Nam and did several tours in Germany," Jamie Glazov wrote March 1, 2007, in FrontPageMag.com.[1]

"Col. Riley is one of the organizers of the national counter-protest Gathering of Eagles, a veterans group of Americans who will gather in Washington, D.C. on March 17 at the Vietnam Memorial Wall to serve as a counter-demonstration to an anti-war rally there on that day. The Gathering of Eagles will act to block any anti-war protestors who try to desecrate, damage or dishonor the Memorial Wall," Glazov wrote.

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Why would anyone believe this guy over what 0bama says? /s

[Frantzie]

Add to that Senator Richard Shelby and Berg is back on Savage radio show??? A retired full bird colonel who was a top manager at the NSA. The agency about as plugged in as you can get. The only agency probably more secret than the NSA is the National Reconnaissance Office which does spy satellites.

I think people know and are just waiting for the right time and the time may be coming to get the information out. I think Phil Berg knows too.

[cripplecreek]

Hmmm My eyebrow is raised.

[gunnyg]

getting interesting???

[gogogodzilla]

Deputy Office Chief as a Colonel?

Seems a little too low of a position for that rank, as it stands.

[353FMG]

What is totally baffling is that job applicants nowadays have to sign a form allowing the prospective employer to conduct a background investigation of the applicant. And this is merely for a low ranking position with the company.

Yet, the highest position in the country can be occupied by someone whose nationality is not even questioned.

[Velveeta]

btt