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From: bill payne <billp@nmol.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 18:12:41 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: Wayne Madsen
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Thursday 3/19/98 6:58 PM
John Young
J Orlin Grabbe
John Gilmore
Here are my notes
Thursday December 29, 1994 16:45 File MAD1.TXT
Memorandum of Record
At 16:30 I received a call from a
Wayne Madsen
3911 Fairfax Square
Fairfax, VA 22031
703-876-3081
3065 FAX
wmadsen@explorer.csc.com
Wayne told me he had a contract to update the Puzzle Palace
first written by James Bamford. The contract is with Penguin-
Viking. We talked close to 45 minutes.
Wayne told he saw my name in Wirbel's EE Times articles.
I gave Madsen some information about my case and where documents
can be obtained in the WDC area.
Madsen told me two disturbing items:
1 NSA has been inviting White House staff to NSA. NSA
attempts to impress staff with NSA gadgets.
2 NSA recently invited Tom Clancy to NSA. Clancy's next novel
will be about NSA. Clancy, Wayne told, me is being used as a
PR man to obtain more funding for NSA.
Madsen also told me that a CRYPTO-AG salesman also got arrested by the
Iranians for selling them crypto devices which also sent out the key!
NSA work: called Red Threads or Hidden Threads.
But let us be a little suspicious. NSA is fairly good at dirty
tricks.
1 Anyone know Madsen?
2 Is Madsen for real?
If Madsen is for real, then let us help him with his book.
Madsen recently wrote
http://caq.com/CAQ/caq63/caq63madsen.html
A former spook did a drive-by of
3911 Fairfax Square
Fairfax, VA 22031
shortly after the phone call from Madsen
The former spook phoned me again on 07:29 3/16/1998.
The spook did a technical evaluation of the above address.
How may tricycles, cars, shades pulled-down to see if the address
was possibly a home address.
The spook concluded that the above address may be a
business.
Let's all, of course, hope for settlement.
bill
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