Greenville is the outfit’s largest division – $2 Billion revenue in 1992
“In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.” – President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s farewell address – “Institute for the Study of Globalization and Covert Politics”
Hunt County, T-E-X-A-S – Back when it was still E-Systems, folks say, it was a fun place to work, but it sure doesn’t sound that way when you get to reading the business and professional press.
I guess that’s why the call what the Company does for the President and all his men, “fun and games,” the pursuit of “merry hell.”
One thing for sure, the Northeast Drug Task Force put the local scene on the map when it comes to national security items, flung down in hot ink.
Take former Precinct 4 Hunt County Justice of the Peace Dan Robertson.
He and his old lady Leslie Gault live out on the road somewhere between Ladonia and Paris, selling leathers. Back in the day, Judge Robertson was a member of the task force – that is, until the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct caught up with him and issued a public reprimand for his ways.
All that narcotics task force jazz went over like a lead balloon when it came time for his re-election, which just wasn’t happening.
She got mad about an item that appeared in these columns recently:
I dont know where you got that bit about carrie may(sic). They interviewed dan right here at the house and found nothing…(and by the way, while he was jp, he was also working for the governor’s drug task force) I have a recording of their full interview from that summer day 2 years ago. There was nothing dan could really tell them. And to have his name drug into the mud with no say so or chance. Really jim, i expected better of you… – Leslie Gault
Legendary: Print his statement
Leslie Gault: And who wrote this please?
Legendary: Me
Leslie Gault: Off what articals(sic) or fact were these off please
Legendary: Official files. Sworn statements.
NO FURTHER RESPONSE
She made reference to “that bitch of a sister” who keeps bringing up some embarrassing facts regarding how her older sibling just up and disappeared long ago.
The deal is this. A lady named Carey Mae Parker disappeared on May 17, 1991 after she left a party at Hawk Cove, where she admittedly threw a drink in her old man’s face.
He said in an interview several years ago that “…it wasn’t a fight fight.”
To this day, the narcs and Sheriff Randy Meeks refuse to investigate, and she’s not the only chick who disappeared – back in the day.
The cops say that only proves that it’s a stone violation of the law to say or print anything regarding their “investigation,” because it’s “sensitive” and other words to that effect.
Whatever.
Now the drug task force is famous, for many reasons, but when you Google the judge’s name, national security matters come up, front and center.
Along with items such as this:
TX: On October 13, 1994, a Dallas County jury convicted Hunt county judge Michael Farris of felony drug possession. Videotape evidence showed Farris buying methamphetamines from an undercover drug agent. Ferris claimed he was entrapped. He was introduced to the “drug dealers” by Hunt County justice of the peace Dan Robertson. https://www.prisonlegalnews.org/news/1995/feb/15/news-in-brief/
And then there’s the legend of E-Systems and the narcotics smuggling planes with the changing tail numbers and the ECM gear that makes them invisible to government radar and creates “holes” in the electronic border walls so the spooks can traffic the dope and the G can raise the money for their ops.
In an article published in the year 2000 and reprinted in a blog, a journalist named David Hoffman wrote about the national security contractor’s natural sensitivity for ultra-secret jazz the G doesn’t really want the public to know about the corporation’s mission at Greenville.
He made an extensive note of Judge Robertson’s dealings with the narcotics task force:
“Kent Williamson, an attorney for the Northeast Texas Drug Interdiction Task force gave sworn testimony in a court case about E-Systems’ drug smuggling.
Q. How are you employed, Mr. Williamson?
A. I’m a prosecutor with the northeast Area Drug Interdiction task force…
Q. Do you know who E-Systems is?
A. Yes.
Q. And who are they?
A. They’re probably the biggest supplier (of drugs) in Hunt County…
As (whistleblower) Richardson states: “I have tapes of a meeting I had here at my home with OSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) Agent Richard Bollinger, IGDCIS Special Agent Chris Hallien, FBI Special Agent Mark Briant and Hunt County Judge Dan Robertson. The meeting was to prove how much the FBI knew about the drug smuggling and the illegal technology sale to a foreign country and other RICO Actions…
“Bob Weatherford, and Mike and Lori Lockridge, all East Tawakoni police officers, were the three who witnessed the drug drops. Weatherford said he saw the package being picked up by a Hunt County squad car, whereupon part of the drugs were given to a motorcycle gang. All three have since been forced to resign. Prior to their resignations, they were to attend a meeting at Richardson’s house along with agents Bollinger, Hallien, Briant and Judge Robertson. Although they didn’t show, Richardson feels the fact that they were to attend the meeting was leaked by Bryant…”
The article makes further mention of former Hunt County Sheriff Bobby Young and his difficulties with Bob Weatherford. https://isgp-studies.com/DL_E_Systems
Funny how things work.
Federal agents can lie all they may want to, but if a suspect is caught in a lie, it’s just another charge for the Grand Jury to ponder.
Some folks can be as crazy as they want to be.
It just doesn’t matter.
I have spoken.
I am sincere.
So mote it be.
- The Legendary
