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Cypress and Gibraltar are the two of the main hubs with AML and Crypto AML. I’m pretty sure the guy I thought it was is not the same guy you found in Cypress. Law enforcement and the Intel community are on it and they’ll figure it out. They have all the information. It’s all in the possession of agencies outside FBI and the USAO’s as well as the FBI and DOJ (as much as I don’t like it FBI and DOJ are the only game in town so of course they’re going to be the lead agency on this). I’m just gonna let the investigators investigate. I’m definitely not gonna say anything publicly that will thwart their efforts. The journalist I have been working on this with over the past couple years is working on the story about my public invocation of my WPA and ICWPA Declaration now. The media outlets I have been cooperating with will have more information that comes directly from me. Now everything is going to go to the proper law-enforcement agencies. And I’m pretty confident at this time Charles McGonigal will actually get the life sentence he deserves. This is far different and much more serious than the espionage case with Robert Hanssen. Back then they neutralized him when they first found out what he was doing and gave him “busy work“ while they investigated Hanssen and he was a pretty low level agent. Charles McGonigal ran the top counter intelligence operation in the country. He sold our national security apparatus and secrets to our adversaries. The differences between this and the Hanssen case cannot really be conveyed. And a large part of the problem is that before I submitted my tip British intelligence informed our government that Charlie was doing this. The FBI had a chance to neutralize him in early 2018. But they didn’t. They all betrayed the entire country. I think this is gonna be a very big deal and it is so widespread and corrupt that it’s gonna take 20 years to undo the damage and the blowback is something we will never recover from. But what was I supposed to do? I thought he was just taking bribes which is bad enough. Once I realized it was espionage that was a whole game changer for me. And when I figured out that other people were involved and actively working against me, it just spiraled into a binge drinking problem that lasted a few months at a time over the course of three or four years. But I got through it. I don’t do that anymore. And I hope I don’t again when the river of shit coming my way with more retaliation, more legal battles, more harassment, more threats, more intimidation is something I’ll be able to withstand. I know I’m gonna have a lot of panic attacks. Those come on with such frequency now that I often don’t even remember what I’m saying when I’m yelling at somebody who doesn’t even deserve to be yelled at. It’s horrible!! I wouldn’t wish my life on anybody. Nothing will ever be more difficult than this. To put this into perspective, I would rather be on fire again. Being on fire was easy! The lifelong chronic pain from the burn scars and nerve damage is easier to deal with. The mental toll of what I’ve had to do since 2019. It was not my job to neutralize threats within our own government. Especially not the most important counterintelligence SESer at FBI. But they weren’t doing anything about it. So what was the alternative? I am loyal American so I to put things into the public domain and communicate this directly to the American people and just wait until we had somebody who’s leading FBI who can be trusted. This was the hardest thing I ever did and hopefully ever will. My HIGHEST priority was not to create a witness, so I had to internalize everything which made the emotional anguish so much worse that I would drink a bottle of whiskey all by myself and cry for days at a time. And that’s behind me now, but I am glad I know enough from my professional experience about how to neutralize a threat and not creating witnesses that I never pulled anybody else into this.