aving dangerously anti-American attitudes.
usly out of touch with reality, and that he's been out of touch with realit y for quite a while(as I've mentioned here from time to time).
ith reality if you think he is dangerous.
Somebody who talks about killing people - even in jest - is potentially dan gerous. The risk isn't high, but it's higher than for those who pay more at tention to what they are actually saying.
rted you to the FBI. Actually I find you gullible too. Isn't it rather ob vious that the FBI would have no interest in you.
I'm well aware that the FBI would have no interest in me - I was security c leared twice in my career, once to a level that got me into US Army ECOM wh en it was at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey - and the security services never th row out data.
CIA is for foreign problems.
Presumably Jim knew that too. If Jim's claim had been true, it might have i nconvenienced me by making it more difficult for me to get through immigrat ion control when I visited America - which isn't run by the FBI - but Jim m ight well have relied on the FBI passing the information along to people wh o could use it. Jim did claim that he had "friends" in the FBI, so the info rmation he provided wouldn't have been a formal denunciation, but simply a personal observation.
My perception at the time was that Jim Thompson was out of touch with reali ty, which wasn't a new insight back then either. My original reaction was t hat if Jim had had any credibility with his imagined "friends" in the FBI he'd have lost it by denouncing me.
You don't think that Jim is a far out of touch with reality as I do. Fine. I'm not all that impressed with your grasp of reality either, as you are pr obably aware, and I'll continue to regard Jim as a potentially dangerous be cause his world view is somewhat narrower than is entirely safe.