Stich, Rodney. Defrauding America: A Pattern of Related Scandals. Expanded
second edition published in 1994 by Diablo Western Press, Inc., P.O. Box 5,
Alamo CA 94507, Tel: 800-247-7389. 654 pages.
Rodney Stich began his whistle-blowing career when he was a safety
inspector for the Federal Aviation Administration in the 1960s. Before that
he had been a Navy and airline pilot. More than a mere whistle-blower, Stich
was something of a pest with his petitions and lawsuits against public
officials and judges. This landed him in jail for contempt, where he met
Gunther Russbacher, a self-described deep cover agent for the CIA who was
able to clue him in on every major covert action of the past twenty years.
(There are numerous intelligence documents in the book with Russbacher's
name on them -- but they lack routing marks and could conceivably be bogus.)
Assuming that Russbacher was only half-reliable, that still leaves the
other half. The problem is, which half is which? Stich supports Russbacher's
evidence with names and dates, and claims to have corroborated most of it.
He also covers many conspiracies where Russbacher doesn't play a role,
always giving more names and dates to back up his narrative. This self-
published book is simply amazing. It is a tribute to the sincerity, energy
and dedication of author Rodney Stich, but beyond that it's difficult to
evaluate objectively. Fortunately, we don't have to -- we just throw all
the names into NameBase.
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