And since you’re so curious, I’ve broken the law many times to bring truth to the American people. “Freedom of the press” is great if you own one, otherwise you’re going to have to break some laws and infringe on some property “rights” to get the word out. I wonder if Paul Revere was flouting a ‘no yelling at night’ ordinance? Maybe King George should have written one. I hope that answers your questions. I love you Sibel, just remember, if working within the system could really change anything, it wouldn’t be legal.

I believe she’s already married, actually–hence the non-Iranian surname.

Larisa Alexandrovna’s interviews with Antiwar radio contain direct allusions to a U.S. parallel that boasts tentacles in both Democrats & Republicans in Congress, and every branch of government. And Larisa says it was being investigated by DOJ as far back as the 1990s. With Sibel’s information, one may easily read between the lines regarding Dennis Hastert, members of the State Department, Robert Mueller and Gen. Hayden.

Yet instead of making “Ergenekon” a household word, or making obvious connections with a Fascist Internationale that has been uncovered in Turkey, or even asking Sibel one single question about it, “Ergenekon” is a word that has not been breathed on Antiwar radio.

A 2009 coup plot to overthrow democracy is uncovered in Turkey, with major U.S. connections, implying a potential similar plot here. But nothing is spoken about it here. Not even during an interview with Sibel Edmonds.

What is Antiwar Radio? Who is the target audience? Who started this website, with what funding? If this is an intelligence community project, by and for people who would be interested in the topics emphasized on this website, why is there such a conspicuous omission as Ergenekon?

Senin ya Türk ya da Israil ajanı olduğunu biliyorum.

Ooo burada, Benjamin adı Musevi bir isim değil mi?

As one who has followed Sibel’s case closely over the years and seen what she has been subjected to by our government, and yet still remain in the fight to try to bring about change – I cannot help but admire her courage and be offended by your remarks. One of the ways she seems to have chosen is to give interviews such as this to try to inform those who otherwise would remain in the dark as to what our government really is & does – that includes you.

You are very free with your suggestions as to what Sibel should do. May I ask what you have done lately for your country & what you would be willing to do? Have you left your home, family and country and relocated to – say France, as you suggest? Would you do that – or is your career too important? What do you really know about our government’s reaction or publishers’ reactions if Sibel were to try to have her book published? Maybe you’re just spouting “bull biscuits”, whatever that is, yourself.

Do you just post BS comments like this, or do you actually do something positive to try to make our country a better place, as Sibel does? I assume you are a native born American, so you didn’t have to do anything to live here & enjoy the freedoms our country has (or at least had). You didn’t have to take an oath to protect the Constitution – you just let those like Sibel who did take that oath do the work for you.

Shame on you for calling Sibel a liar; what do you know about truth? Have you given years of your life in a seemly unwinnable battle, just to try to get the truth out, as Sibel has? Have you spent your time, energy & money taking on the FBI, the Courts & Congress? Until you have walked a few miles in her shoes, maybe you should consider how little you know and give a little respect where it’s due.