OIG Hotline, I securely retrieved my mail from my residential mailbox this afternoon.
I did not bring one letter into my home, but rather left it in my mailbox unopened due to a potential for false reporting by the FBI. I am not apprised of its contents.
Please be apprised that I possess no conflict of interest in advocating for the sovereignty of the United States.
I have profited in no way from my advocacy for the United States regarding malfeasance by the FBI.
I have not received an offer of a bribe relating to my case.
Rather, my efforts have represented a profoundly arduous journey, during which my whole family has suffered egregious harm.
I am unwilling to be accused, whether by the FBI or anyone else, of wrongs I have not committed.
My credibility in advocating for others is predicated on my honor and lawfulness, which remain unimpeachable.
With regard to the alleged current attempt to suggest that my husband and/or I have benefited from unlawful acts, this assertion is patently false.
If the FBI has opened bank accounts in my name, separate and apart from the lawful judgements and settlements awarded through the OIG Hotline, I have no knowledge of them whatsoever.
The same holds true for my husband.
Unlawful impersonation by the FBI does not equate to wrongdoing on our part. Not at all.
With regard to an apparent attempt to accuse me of collusion with ActBlue regarding the alleged malfeasance of President Biden, I need to remind people that President Biden approved of the rape and torture of my children. Separate and apart from those life-changing attacks on my family, I would never have opted for any conduct that was unethical.
But anyone who believes I would stand in agreement with a leader who approved of harm toward my family is deeply delusional.
No ethical person would ever acquiesce to the rapist and torturer of her children.
On the contrary, a person who would rape and torture the children of a highly honorable whistleblower places himself in the position of being broadly exposed to the disapproving public.
President Biden made that choice.
Now, I'm making mine.
I have committed no wrongs regarding ActBlue or any other FBI-created scenario. If investigators had any serious beliefs otherwise, they would be contacting me for direct dialogue. And if they do have any serious questions, I invite them to call me for direct dialogue on an immediate basis. I may be reached on my cell phone at (415) 963-1467.
As a loyal American and an honorable whistleblower, I will not accept further invasions of settlements extended in my name connected to any false accusations whatsoever.
I have attempted to explain that a certain percentage of funds which the FBI alleges were previously misappropriated have reportedly ended up in the coffers of Vladimir Putin himself, an avowed adversary to the United States of America, one who has attempted to cause us grievous harm and to appropriate our national sovereignty in that process.
No one who is loyal to the nation would allow that process to continue.
Vladimir Putin needs to be separated from our National Treasury, not invited to steal from the United States yet again.
Our enemies should not be strengthened by the adjudication of my case against the FBI's treasonous acts in stark opposition to the national interest.
Congress, the DOJ and the Supreme Court need to join together in a resounding "no" to those who would attempt to further accuse me of wrongdoing without even allowing me to speak to my attorneys in articulating my defense.
That's not a Constitutional or honorable process, and it's not one that the FBI can publicly defend.
Right now, we need to allow the Joint Committee to express its well-informed views to the U.S. Congress, the DOJ, and the Supreme Court regarding incursions into the territory of the sovereignty of the United States.
If there is a belief that any of our leaders have violated the very sovereignty they have vowed to uphold, members of Congress must consult their consciences in supporting the reclamation of our full independence so that we may faithfully uphold the national interest.
There is no bank account, no Bitcoin wallet, no barter, no favor, no wealth, no riches that will ever stand equivalent to the sovereignty of the nation and the freedoms we insist that she uphold in the long term.
There is no mountain of gold that will ever justify the rape of America's youth by a compromised FBI.
There is no pile of uncut gems that will ever be worth the loss of America's houses of worship due to a wayward FBI.
There is no cryptocurrency account that will ever justify the FBI's theft and sale of Americans' own intellectual property.
There is no Trust account that will ever explain the despoiling of America's magnificent landscapes, nor the betrayal of her leadership role regarding global climate concerns.
And there is no offshore cash that will ever compensate for the FBI's allowing Russia to direct our own military in ways that stand directly contrary to the long term security of the United States.
Money doesn't equal the kind of freedom we're talking about, and it never did.
Freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, the right to privacy, the right to own private property -- these cannot be won through the threats or bribery that Russia is currently wielding through the FBI.
They have to be secured by people of high character and integrity, who are unwilling to settle for the diminishment to all of humanity that will follow their loss.
The truth is that we have heroes on both sides of the aisle, and we can also see people who have faltered on both sides of the aisle.
What's needed now is a unity of purpose that recommits the United States to working together toward the best possible outcome for our sovereign nation and the world as a whole.
That "best possible outcome" is not the first-degree murder of an honorable whistleblower and her family members, as some have repeatedly argued.
No.
It is honorable and lawful engagement with both that whistleblower and her family so that they can best assist the nation in reclaiming its sovereignty without delay or equivocation.
OIG Hotline, I hope to hear from your investigators or attorneys representing my case, whichever is most appropriate at this time.
I appreciate your stalwart ethics in holding this line on behalf of the nation.
Most sincerely,
Lane MacWilliams
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