I already posted a blog on the scandal surrounding Operation “Flicker;” see http://www.josephsciambra.com/2013/05/the-scandal-of-21st-century-washington.htmlStill, nothing has been done by the Obama Administration since the story first leaked to the press in 2010. In fact, US Attorney General Eric Holder has stubbornly refused to prosecute one of his own Assistant U.S. Attorneys who admitted to viewing child porn for several hours every day.
Here (below) is the official documentation describing Operation “Flicker.” To see the original document click this link: http://www.dodig.mil/FOIA/ERR/OperationFlicker/200701199X%20(black).pdfTo see Senator Charles Grassley’s letter to Eric Holder, click this link: http://www.grassley.senate.gov/judiciary/upload/O-I-07-07-11-Letter-to-Holder-AUSA-viewing-pornography-final.pdf
I believe there is a very large and active cabal of child porn and child sex devotees within the highest echelons of the US government. This possibility was back in the news just last year (2012) when the Democrat Senator from New Jersey, Bob Menendez, was accused by several prostitutes in the Dominican Republic of being a regular customer. In an interview, one woman said: “That senator also likes the youngest and newest girls...” The FBI investigated and found no evidence to substantiate the claims.
NARRATIVE:
1. In April 2007, DCIS, Arlington Resident Agency received
information from Assistant U.S. Attomey (AUSA) Gerald Smagala, U.S. Attorney's Office
(USAO), Eastern District of Virginia (EDVA). AUSA Smagala provided information
concerning a national investigation being conducted by ICE. ICE had identified over 5,000
individuals who subscribed to websites that were known to contain child pornography. ICE
designated their operation as PROJECT FLICKER.
2. Several individuals identified under Project Flicker used their DoD/govemment e-mail
address, Fleet Post Office (FPO) military address, or Army Post Office (APO) military address to
register for the child pornography websites. AUSA Smagala requested that DCIS assist in the
identification of individuals affiliated with the DoD. Initiation of a joint project into this matter
was initiated to provide short term assistance to EDVA and ICE. As DoD subjects were
identified, information was provided to the DCIS office within the appropriate area of
responsibility for action deemed appropriate. Coordination was made throughout the project
with the appropriate Military Criminal Investigative Organizations.
3. obtained a complete list identifiing all U.S. based subjects from the
ICE Cyber Crime Center. The list contained the name, e-mail address, telephone number, and
postal address of each subject. Queries of subjects were conducted through Autotrack, the Joint
Personnel Adjudication System, the Defense Central Index of Investigations, and the DoD
Employee Interactive Data System to obtain additional identifying information and establish a
DoD nexus. In total, 20 states and D.C. were vetted.
4. As a result of the database queries, 264 individuals affiliated with DoD were identified,
including 39 individuals within the Eastern District of Virginia. Of those identified, 9
individuals possessed a Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information security clearance, l3
possessed a Top Secret security clearance, 8 possessed a NATO Secret security clearance,42
possessed a Secret security clearance, and 4 possessed an interim Secret security clearance.