The Aaron James Story Redux
As many KBOO listeners know, we have followed Aaron Jame’s struggle to live a “quiet, normal life” without the interference of government agencies – both Canadian and American. James is the Winnipeg resident who was attacked by TSA agents while on board a Northwest Airlines plane, on the runway awaiting take-off. At that time, Mr. James was a science student – and not a very politically aware one, at that. The series of events that transpired over the next few years changed everything for Aaron. He put up an extensive website that tracked stories related to his own. For his trouble, he has been relentless persecuted by governmental forces and ignored by the mainstream media as well as the Left. Human rights organizations have ignored his calls for justice and those who represent the Rule of Law, those to whom ordinary people turn in times of extraordinary duress, have also turned their collective back on Aaron James, and allowed his life, liberty and peace of mind to be systematically stripped away.
Last week, all Aaron had left was his website, The Aaron James Story whereon he rigorously documented his ordeal.
Now the website is gone.
What follows is an excerpt from the last email I received from Aaron.
www.aaronjamesstory.com was just downed by government this Saturday (google aaronjamesstory.com for sublinks that are still intact, my name removed on FBI.gov in same week as CIA agent Barbara Hartwell calls in to Republic then WTPRN.org broadcasts with myself as guest to discuss the U.S. airline profiling attack upon us and the subsequent kidnapping/ murder attempts. They are erasing our information prior to subsequent attack. I confirmed my site was removed by Yahoo - a known government consorter in China, because of "terms of use violations" ie do not speak out against government oppression and attempts on your life! My site is also removed from Archive.org!!!- Only government can facilitate this - not your I.S.P.
The audio you are about to hear was recorded earlier this year. Measure in your own mind and weigh this is your own heart. Then ask yourself: What would I do had I been subjected to this sort of torture?
- KBOO