Hey Everyone, It is me Michael Anthony Shaneyfelt in Birmingham Alabama I have to tell you who I am before I can say anything else.
I am Michael Shaneyfelt. I have lived in Alabama all my life. I am a witness for the Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Naval Criminal Investigation Service. I turned in a traitor of the United States to the United States. The traitors name is Eric S Phillips. He stole a naval auditory ionizing microwave EMF weapon from the United States Naval Defense Department at a Pensacola Florida Naval Submarine Base. Eric S Phillips is using the weapon to kill innocent American citizens, Just because the United State Dishonorable Discharged him in 1991
Eric Phillips what I am posting up about you is true.
THE: United States needs to start looking into Microwave Warfare Because it is happening here in the United States. There are thousands of people across the United States that are victims of this type of stalking, harassing, and torture and even murder By electronic weapons. It is up to the United States to arrest Eric S Phillips for treason. I only charge him for.
CHAPTER 73—OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
§ 1503. INFLUENCING OR INJURING OFFICER OR JUROR GENERALLY
§ 241. CONSPIRACY AGAINST RIGHTS
§ 249. HATE CRIME ACTS§ 664. THEFT OR EMBEZZLEMENT FROM EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN
§ 2332A. USE OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION
§ 2332H. RADIOLOGICAL DISPERSAL DEVICES
§ 2389. RECRUITING FOR SERVICE AGAINST UNITED STATES
Eric Phillips is a lot like Timothy Mcveigh. Both men were trained by the United States Military, and both men had and have a hate against the United States. Eric was trained in Microwave Warfare by the United States Navy, And Timothy Mcveigh was trained by the United States Army in explosives, and both men have killed and ERic is still trying to kill innocent American people with what he has been trained in stalking, harassing, torturing and kill people and basing it on how many he can kill and get away with. just thinking in numbers is all that timothy mcveigh did. and i think at it all eric s phillips is doing 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10.innocent American people.
This is everything about Timothy Mcveigh, read it and you will know Eric S Phillips.
This is everything about Timothy Mcveigh, read it and you will know Eric S Phillips.
The Oklahoma City Bombing: Bad Day Dawning
Timothy McVeigh (AP)
That we can learn a lot about a man from the books and films he chooses is borne out by Timothy McVeigh.
One of his favorite films: the 1984 Patrick Swayze epic Red Dawn. It follows a group of small town teens’ conversion to guerilla fighters when a foreign army invades America.
Like McVeigh, the teens stock up on survival gear - mainly guns and ammo - in order to defend their country from annihilation.
And one of McVeigh’s favorite books: The Turner Diaries written by former American Nazi Party honcho William L. Pierce, under the pen name Andrew Macdonald. Its hero - Earl Turner - responds to gun control by making a truck bomb and blowing up the Washington FBI Building.
Two scenarios - all too familiar.
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The Ryder rental truck before the Oklahoma City bombing (AP) It was April 19, 1995 - a perfect, sun-drenched Oklahoma morning in springtime. Against a perfect blue-sky background, a yellow Ryder Rental truck carefully made its way through the streets of downtown Oklahoma City.
Just after 9 am, the vehicle pulled into a parking area outside the Alfred P. Murrah Building and the driver stepped down from the truck’s cab and casually walked away. A few minutes later, at 9:02, all hell broke loose as the truck’s deadly 4000-pound cargo blasted the government building with enough force to shatter one third of the seven-story structure to bits.
Glass, concrete, and steel rained down. Indiscriminately mixed in the smoldering rubble were adults and children –alive and dead.
The perpetrator, twenty-seven-year-old Timothy James McVeigh, by now safely away from the devastation was convinced he acted to defend the Constitution, for he saw himself as crusader, warrior avenger – and hero.
But in reality, he was little more than a misguided coward. He never even heard clearly the sound of the initial sirens of emergency vehicles rushing to the scene. Because, blocks away, he was wearing earplugs to protect himself from the roar of a blast so powerful it lifted pedestrians off the ground.
One Japanese tourist – no stranger to powerful earthquakes – called the blast “…worse than the worst quake. Because there was no initial warning, no noise to say ‘something terrible is going to happen'; it just hit.”
When it did, a massive ball of fire momentarily outshone the sun and the north side of the building disintegrated. Traffic signs and parking meters were ripped from the pavement. Glass shattered and flew like bullets, targeting – and maiming – pedestrians blocks away.
| Timothy McVeigh | |
|---|---|
 FBI mugshot of McVeigh | |
| Born | April 23, 1968 Buffalo, New York, U.S. |
| Died | June 11, 2001 (aged 33) USP Terre Haute Terre Haute, Indiana, U.S. |
| Cause | Execution by lethal injection |
| Alias(es) | Tim Tuttle[1] Darel Bridges[2] Robert Kling |
| Motive | Retaliation for the Waco Siege, Ruby Ridge, other government raids, theTurner Diaries, as well as general U.S. foreign policy |
| Conviction(s) | Use of a weapon of mass destruction Conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction Destruction with the use ofexplosives 8 counts of first-degree murder |
| Penalty | Death by lethal injection |
| Status | Executed |
| Occupation | U.S. Army soldier, security guard |
| Parents | William McVeigh Mildred Noreen Hill[1] |
The Alfred P. Murrah building after the blast (AP)
Inside the broken building, survival depended on location at zero hour.
Some of the lucky ones had left their usual posts to get a coffee, deliver documents or simply visit nearby offices. As they did, their offices and fellow workers were blown away.
In the children’s day-care center directly above the mobile bomb, devastation was horrific. Upper floors collapsed on those beneath them, setting up a chain reaction that crushed everything and everyone below.
Rescue workers rushed to the scene almost immediately. Professionals and volunteers alike clawed through the rubble to help dig out the wounded and remove the dead. Temporary silences were observed so listening devices that can detect even human heartbeats were employed to locate anyone still living.
In one instance, sounding devices finally located a buried woman - Dana Bradley - as she cried for help. The twenty-year-old lay bleeding in a foot of water. For five hours, her leg had been pinned under a pile of cement.
The massive pile of rubble trapping her could not be shifted, so the rescue team’s only hope of getting her out alive was to amputate her crushed limb. She pleaded with them to try another way, but to delay posed a double threat. She could bleed to death, or the building could collapse on Dana and the rescue team - the rescuers had been driven out once before when the building had begun to shake.
On returning, volunteer Dr. Gary Massad faced one of the hardest decisions of his career. Because anesthetic could trigger a fatal coma, the operation would have to be done while the patient was fully conscious.
Oklahoma City Bombing Victim Dana Bradley (AP)
There was no other way. Once the operation was done, she was finally dragged from the ruins and hospitalized. Dana Bradley lost more than part of her leg in the bombing; she also lost her mother and two young children.
Hundreds of stories of tragedy and heroism were to emerge as the days passed – as were endless tales of incredible selflessness and extreme generosity.
But what may never come is a child’s ability to understand a cruelty that deprived them of a parent – or a parent’s comprehension of the bitterness that took the life of an innocent child.
Gone in one cataclysmic blast were one hundred and sixty eight lives. Wounded were more than five hundred others. Destroyed were the hopes and dreams of countless friends and relatives.
And lost that moment – although nobody knew it yet – was the innocence of America. Homegrown terrorism had arrived with a vengeance, and the terrorist was the kid next door. And he was cruising away from the carnage – down Interstate 35.
Eric S Phillips............
Eric S Phillips your name is marked out as a terrorist now by the United States .The file is marked (Top Secret), So You may want to call the numbers I have listed out for you. I Michael Anthony Shaneyfelt have told the ICE, FBI, CIA, Congress, JTTF-FBI-RA and the NCIS-RA that Eric S Philips stole weapons and computerized chips from the united states navy defense department. I know the United States Navy wants to talk to you Eric S Phillips.
Law Departments and Phone Numbers
Federal Bureau of Investigation 1000 18th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203
To: Joint Terrorism Task Force
Attn: Agent on Duty
1-205-356-6166
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jacksonville Division Headquarters
6061 Gate Parkway
Jacksonville, Florida 32256
Jacksonville, Florida 32256
Attn: Joint Terrorism Task Force
1-904-248-7000
Federal Bureau of Investigation
125 West Romana Streets, Suite 650
Pensacola, Florida 32502
Pensacola, Florida 32502
To: Joint Terrorism Task Force
Attn: Agent John Cannon
1-850-432-3476
NCISRA Memphis TN
5722 Integrity Drive
Milling ton, TN 38054-5058
Attn: Agent David Cannon
1-901-874-5389
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office
2200 Eight Ave. North
Birmingham Alabama 35203
Attn: Mike Hale
1-205-325-5700
hey everyone,
I just been reading a lot about Timothy mcveigh and I thought about what eric phillips told me about the weapon he stole from the naval NUCLEAR Submarine base in pensacola florida he was station at. STALKING, harassing, torturing, and killing men and woman and children with the weapon he stole. Just because that United states navy discharged him out of the navy . it was something I have never been faced with before. someone asking me if i would or did i wanted to help him kill people like hitler did it.when he took over germany.I have reported this man to the NCISRA, JTTF-FBIRA to the United states GOVERNMENT. and now it is up to them to arrest and PROSECUTE this traitor this terrorist of the United states ( eric s phillips)
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