But you are saying that 100% had things of much higher value and importance to them than a mere "few million bucks" from some publisher. The odds for that are zero.
But you are saying that 100% had things of much higher value and importance to them than a mere "few million bucks" from some publisher. The odds for that are zero.
And which credible, major publishers that wanted to stay in business by staying on the good side of the government and its media would give a couple million bucks for that "An Insider's No Shit True Story About 9/11"? And how would they go about confirming the validity of that scoop?
And was keeping the atom bomb a secret 100% successful? At least until they were actually used?
But you are saying that 100% had things of much higher value and importance to them than a mere "few million bucks" from some publisher. The odds for that are zero.
Nothing is 100% Jeff. It only takes one.
And which credible, major publishers that wanted to stay in business by staying on the good side of the government and its media would give a couple million bucks for that "An Insider's No Shit True Story About 9/11"? And how would they go about confirming the validity of that scoop?
And was keeping the atom bomb a secret 100% successful? At least until they were actually used?