Things that make you go "hrm..."

[tangaroa]

A couple of retired FBI agents formed a short-lived group, the Foundation for Ethics in Public Service, to investigate allegations of corruption within the FBI. That organization's web site now redirects to the FBI.

That group was:

• Frank L. Perry, author of the FBI's 1985 Mission and Core Values statement
• John Werner, retired FBI agent who worked with FBI agent John Roberts to investigate serious misconduct by seven senior FBI executives following Ruby Ridge
• Robert L. "Roddy" Jones, real estate developer
• David Levinson, former Delaware insurance commissioner and author of the insurance codes for several Eastern Europe countries immediately prior to the Soviet Union collapsing
• Leslie W. Merrit, State Auditor of North Carolina
• Kory Swanson, head of the John Locke Foundation
• Denis Ventriglia, web developer
• Gordon Eugene Boyce, assistant chief counsel on the Watergate committee
• Hayley Phillips Bushnell, worked under Perry at the North Carolina Ethics Commission.
• Dave Curtis, real estate developer with Leon N. Weiner and Associates
• Robert Lobby, "lifelong entrepreneur" and owner of sheet metal factory CaptiveAire Systems
• Baker Mitchell, former head of Community Health Computing, which sold computer systems to hospitals
• Dusty Powers, cameraman
• Orage Quarles III, publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer
• Andrew Taylor, chair of the Political Science department at North Carolina State University

So this organization was literally a couple of retired FBI agents and a bunch of businessmen with no apparent relationship to the FBI. That looks even more suspicious than their website redirecting to the FBI.