The
Bunker in Georgia
The
character of Dave in the book is a combination of four people, all
real, but none of whom were involved with Morgan.
For
me, the story started when Morgan called me from that basement in
Georgia and asked, “Mother, is Uday something like E-Bay?
Morgan did not pay much attention to things not directly effecting
her.
The
previous spring, while I was still renting an apartment for her in NY
and she had not yet fled to the Bunker because of the attempt to kill
her by John Fund, Rove, Cheney, and associates, she had put a
Keylogger on Sidney Blumenthal's computer, sending along emails
between Sid and his wife and the correspondence between Blumenthal
and his editor. Blumenthal's book, “The Clinton Wars,”
was then being written.
Blumenthal
was, if you remember, Clinton's assistant and senior adviser.
This sounded illegal to me and I cautioned her. But she said it was payback because
Blumenthal had had her computer hacked and stolen information from
her about John Fund and others, also to be used in the aforementioned
book.
Reading Sid's saccharine emails to his wife
seemed little enough payback for what Sid had done to her. Digesting
the manuscript going back and forth from Sid to his editor
seemed like another form of punishment, actually.
I
finally shut up. If Robert Morgenthau, District Attorney in
Manhattan, was not willing to prosecute Fund for having nearly
battered her to death, maybe Morgan should have given Sid everything
she had in the first place and so embarrassed him at least. But Sid,
and Clinton, had refused to actually assist her in any way and she
was doubly angry when she found what they had done.
It
is impossible to stop Morgan. I knew this from experience.
Morgan is disordered, but then the problem of sociopathy and
psychopathy were not nearly as widely understood as they are today.
The
disordered create chaos. But the chaos Morgan created was at least
localized to her family and friends, originally. When she broadened
her associations to others, who were also disordered, things got
worse.
I
only recognized the problem with Morgan this last year. By then I understood much more about what had been going on with attempts
to bring about the War in Iraq and why Fund, Rove and Cheney were
unhappy about Morgan's activities.
Back
to U Day
“No,
Uday is not a form of E-Bay. Uday is the name of one of Saddam
Hussein's sons. Why do you ask?” Since
Morgan paid no attention to the mounting war cries from the
administration I knew it had to be something serious for there to be
a tone of worry in her voice.
The
story tumbled out as I asked questions.
Morgan
had been intercepting emails between Sidney and his son, Max, which were
forwards from someone named Uday. She read them to me and sent one
on to me, with the identifying origin. I sent this on to a friend
who could tell us where the email to Max had originated. The word
came back it had originated in the Emirates, and very well could have
come from Baghdad.
The
emails urged Saddam to stay in Iraq, saying Bush would not invade.
Saddam expressed his willingness to be paid to leave.
Morgan
kept reading these messages and the husband of the couple with whom
she was staying also saw them. When Morgan decided to put
a keylogger on Uday's computer this was accomplished by using the
subject line, “Women without Veils,” the husband's idea. It
worked, and reading the emails continued, but I did not ask for
copies and none where sent to me.
I
contacted a friend's husband who worked at the CIA and left the
matter in Morgan's hands. She told me the FBI had gotten in touch
with her and asked her to continue to monitor the correspondence and,
using the keylogger she had installed, the computer in Baghdad.
When
the bunker-buster hit Saddam's headquarters she said she saw the
'ping' move from Baghdad to FBI Headquarters in Virginia.
This
began in November, 2002. After the bunker-buster incident we heard
nothing more - but we knew they knew we knew.
They went after both myself and Morgan.
When I wrote this section of the book, less than two years later, much had changed.
They went after both myself and Morgan.
When I wrote this section of the book, less than two years later, much had changed.
There
had been no release of information regarding the activities of
Blumenthal and the Clintons in holding Saddam in Iraq. The War in
Iraq was building. I had a horrible, sinking feeling in the pit of
my stomach and it was much worse than I imagined it could be.
Eventually, all things become clear. Perhaps this is the End Times since, if memory serves me, these are characteristics of that long anticipated time.
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