For those who have been following: I have posted two articles-stories-complaints on the indymedias recently about my experiences with the supposed anti-money laundering corporation, or 'AML' ,Mantas Inc., recently, whose links you will find at the bottom of this post.They, like their founders SRA International, are conveniently located in the Beltway to be near their clients at Big Brother Inc., no doubt. Immediately below is a promotion from the SRA International website itself bragging about 'picking' the probably criminal and certainly corrupt brain of an NSA 'bigwig'. SRA International and Mantas Inc.brag about detecting the 'bad guys' through use of 'behavior' software.

And yet who is watching their behaviors ? Rumor is that Barry Landrew, CEO of SRA International that has obtained monopolistic contracts with various government agencies,(including our fraud watchers at the GAO!!),probably due to the fact of the CIA's In-Q-Tel investments in SRA International,is himself addicted to gambling like that Republican pillar of 'virtues', Bill Bennett.(Do google search ,'sra international Barry Landew gambling')

What I suggest and hope is that as many people as possible contact their congress people and demand an investigation not only of NSA's spying on the public but of their software people SRA International and also into their 'spinoff', Mantas Inc,.who,as I have explained previously in various indymedia articles,allowed the illegal 'pump and dump' .of Texas' fraudulent biotech company, Endovasc, to be orchestrated and covered up through a Charles Schwab account.(see link Charles Schwab Share-Money laundering below.)

Also demand that that the SEC or Securities Exchange Commission investigate SRA International's and Mantas Inc.'s possible connection to or involvement with Bellador Group,  http://www.belladorgroup.com , of Kuala Lumpur and Dubai, and why it recommended both Endovasc and SRA International stock shares to its suspect clients.

The fact that Bellador Inc. has been allowed to pump and dump SRI International shares and many UNAUDITED AND UNREGISTERED U.S. penny stock shares,both onshore,and offshore in terrorist suspect money laundering regions,is proof certain CIA , Mantas Inc. and SRA International employees and mangement are aiding and abetting the terrorists they warn us about.

The fact that shares of SRA International are dumped even more easily on the international market because Bellador and SRA Inernational management and CIA can claim they have guaranteed income from our on government is scandalous beyond all belief.SRA International shares may have been used for money laundering in terrorist suspect money laundering centers as well.So we can only conclude that the GAO who has given tens of millions of dollars to these people not only has rewarded them for spying on us but has inadvertently been used as a prop in the promotion of shares that Mr.Landrew,the CIA's In-Q-Tel and Bellador Group Inc. of Kuala lumper have used to con others to buy shares as they dump and pocket the cash !!!

The rumor that SRA International's Barry Landrew may be addicted to gambling and have accumulated debts to pressure him to manipulate and dump his own shares for cash cannot be dismissed lightly.He could even be tempted to allow SRA International's spying apparatus to be used by the criminal 'private' sector if this is true.

Note that while even Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur
securities commissions have warned their citizens about Bellador Group's fraudulent boiler room activities our Securities Exchange Commission continues to do nothing.In fact the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission does much worse than nothing,they provide the unaudited penny stock shares that are the backbone of Bellador Group's illegal boiler room activities that defraud American and other stock investrors and are laundering money for someone(s).Maybe some SEC employees should resign or be investigated as well.(Do a google search of 'bellador group'.)


 http://www.bizjournals.com/washington/stories/2002/10/07/daily36.html

SRA picks brain of ex-NSA bigwig
Jeff Clabaugh
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Fairfax-based SRA International, an IT contractor whose customers include national security agencies, has a former National Security Administration bigwig on board to help advise it.

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Michael Jacobs, a 38-year veteran of the NSA who most recently served as its director of information assurance, will join SRA International as senior adviser for cyber and national security.

Among his assignments will be working with intelligence and law enforcement organizations to sell solutions for improving secure information sharing. SRA International says Jacobs' local government experience will also be handy in dealing with local and state government clients.

Jacobs also served as mayor of College Park from 1997 to 2001.

SRA International went public this spring, raising $90 million in its initial public offering. Its stock (NYSE: SRX) has gained more than 46 percent since its May IPO, trading at around $26.50 per share.



Endovasc,Texas,SRA International,Mantas Inc.,CIA and Bellador Group

 http://okimc.org/newswire.php?story_id=1363

Mantas Inc,Herndon, Va, Pro-Money Laundering Arm of international bankers, brokers,market makers...

 http://hm.indymedia.org/newswire/display/11432/index.php

Charles Schwab and Share-Money Laundering

 http://sfbay.indymedia.org/news/2005/06/1747107.php

Agora Inc.meets George Tenet in New Orleans,touts penny stock for CIA

 http://chapelhill.indymedia.org/news/2005/10/16883.php



NSA Caught With The Cookies

 http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/05/12/29/1457234.shtml?tid=158&tid=219

NSA's Lamest Spy Tool: Cookies

 http://www.wired.com/news/wireservice/0,69943-0.html?tw=wn_tophead_4

MANTAS BEHAVIOR DETECTION PLATFORM

 http://www.mantas.com/Products/RegulatoryCompliance/MantasPlatform.html