Approximately 36 hours following the murders in Chicago of federal judge Joan H. Lefkow's husband Michael and mother Donna Humphrey, two men appeared outside my door. One hollered "FBI- we'd like to speak to you, Craig!"

I told them five times in succession, each time in response to a newly angled bleating of theirs: "I have nothing to say". These are known as the brief "five words" of White activists.

"We're not going to arrest you", one of them magnanimously baited me. The second fellow tried his persuasive hand just once. At no time did I even open my door. We talked through the door.

The news finally broke that Bartilomiej Ciszewski (fake though legal name=Bart Ross) had committed the double murder in question.

I am a Creator, a member of a valid, US recognized religion- so ruled by federal judge Mr. (sic) Lynn Adelman in June of 2002. Supposedly, according to US mainstream media, suspicion had fallen on members of the defunct World Church Of The Creator, Matt Hale's branch of the Creativity religion. I was indeed in that branch from August of 2002 until the church was broken up by a front Christian group operating in a trademark lawsuit for the Anti Defamation League Of B'nai Briss. (Note: A "briss" is a circumcision of the penis).

Just as Christianity and Judaism do, Creativity has numerous "branches" or "groups", though each adheres to the religion's tenets. So Creativity was only temporarily set back by the trademark ruling.

In any case, about a week ago, an FBI agent by the name of "Lance" began ringing me. The first two times he called in rapid succession, and I again gave the five words. Upon the third call- which he made some hour or so later- I decided to converse...with the aim of creating a future record. We spoke about 15 or 20 minutes. I told "Lance" that if he would call in a week, after I'd collected myself, that I'd be willing to converse at length. "Lance" seemed very solicitous and pleased.

I've learned that "Lance", if that his real name is, is at least an occassional reader of VNN and VNNF, though he claims not to be our official FBI board monitor.

"Lance" has communicated and reiterated to me in our conversational calls that "your name keeps coming up". You will hear him cite the Southern Poverty Law Center as the source of this "coming up" in the recording VNN has now posted. So a major, private, "tolerant" NGO in the United States is actively gathering and feeding information on U.S. citizens to the primary federal law enforcement agency in the land.

In 2003, President Bush ordered that the CIA has ultimate oversight over terrorist investigations. If the premise is that Creators are ipso facto terrorists, then it would appear that the FBI is reporting to the CIA, and the CIA is not chartered to spy on its own citizenry, SPLC helpfulness or no.

SPLC is obviously most interested, and pretty much only interested in White political activists. Whites still constitute approximately 60% in this, our founded land. And things are not proceeding so swimmingly in The Multi Cult these days, are they?

Further, it has now been discovered, via Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) documents that the FBI and Morris Dees' Southern Poverty Law Center were allegedly conducting a "joint sting operation" and had informants in both the Aryan Republican Army, aka the Mid-West Bank Robbers- said to be Tim McVeigh's gang, and in Elohim City just hours before the federal Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City was destroyed and 168 lives were lost on April 19th, 1995.

The alleged joint SPLC/FBI "sting" operation apparently went desperately wrong. Over a decade later, the mystery surrounding this event, and the doubt that it will ever be solved, rival the unanswered questions about John F. Kennedy's assassination and Princess Diana's death. American MSM have failed to take up the gauntlet for truth; the FBI and SPLC have stonewalled.

Vanguard News Network is actively pursuing the truth about the Southern Poverty Law Center's and the FBI's possible prior knowledge of what was about to happen on April 19, 1995.

April 19th, 1775 was the date of the opening battle on Lexington Green of the Revolutionary War.