Thu, 24 August 2006  Visibility 9-11 welcomes Captain Eric H.
May, a former Army intelligence and public affairs officer and founder
and Commander of Ghost Troop, which was formed in response to the Battle of Baghdad Cover Up (BOBCUP) in 2003. "Born in Houston, he was a high-school leader at Smiley High School before he began his Army service under President Carter. All-American with attitude, he served as school president, editor of the school paper, and chairman of the Honors Society. A martial artist as well as an intellectual, Captain May whiles away spare moments in the shade of a garden by effortlessly spinning a fighting staff like an airplane propeller. He is a former Texas state champion with the weapon. His hands are calloused from knuckle push-ups and brick-breaking exercises." Captain May has also written extensively with many published works to his credit. Below, please find recent articles published in the Lone Star Iconoclast, a major mainstream publication in the great state of Texas which are referenced by Captain May in this interview. 6/26/06: 9/11 Truth and Texas Terror 7/24/06: Wagging the Dog to World War Three 8/14/06: Ghost Troop: The Art of Info-War Lastly is the Lone Star Iconoclast article on SFC Buswell, the US Army Intelligence Analyst targeted For Suggesting New Independent 9/11 Investigation. Comments[3] |
