Excerpts From Spy Schools (2017)
Updated: Apr 23, 2023
Below are excerpts from Spy Schools(2017), a fantastic piece of investigative journalism by a Pulitzer Prize winner Investigative journalist. The excerpts not only show collusion between USF and US intelligence agencies but also show the targeting of foreign students and professors by the same federal agencies, as well as the extent to which these intelligence agencies have infiltrated American college campuses.
On January 22nd, 2022, my USF account was canceled immediately after I sent an email to USF community members with the excerpts from Spy Schools (2017) and email content published below.
In July 2022, I was a target of student informants like the ones mentioned in the email text. This was done to prevent me from leaving the country and from exposing US government tyranny through censorship and violence. And here is a website I created out of a desire to bring these perpetrators to justice. Obviously, the measures used to stifle speech have been quite effective!
"I hope this email finds you all well. I'm reaching out to bring your attention to a critical matter.
The University of South Florida administration is covertly engaged in running an entrapment operation on unsuspecting students & faculty members of interest. This is going on joint coordination with the Federal Bureau of Investigation(F.B.I) & the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.). As of now, 2 engineering students of interest and in a similar bizarre episode, a faculty (Dr. Dajin Peng) have been and are being actively blackmailed/coerced into spying for the C.I.A & the F.B.I.
I, unfortunately became a target of these activities at U.S.F where, in a thwarted attempt, the university administration pressured and coerced me into working for the F.B.I & the C.I.A. It was only after filing a lawsuit against the U.S.F administration that I was able to grasp the seriousness and severity of the trouble that besieged me.
I avail this opportunity to advise fellow students to be extremely vigilant of the F.B.I informants present on the U.S.F campus. These informants are embedded within the student body & faculty at U.S.F. These are your fellow students but also faculty members moonlighting(keeping watch) for the F.B.I et. al. They often exaggerate claims(lie) in their reporting for financial incentives which in turn gets unsuspecting students landed on the F.B.I's radar. In other cases, they are simply inept in carrying out assigned tasks with integrity and diligence.
The confidential informants can be American citizens or even foreign nationals from nations allied to the U.S.(ex. Saudi Arabia)
Students enrolled or engaged in academic and extracurricular activity within the U.S.F college of engineering, college of public health, college of arts and sciences, U.S.F World & education abroad must realize that the aforementioned university subdivisions are hotbeds of intelligence services activity.
Sprawling with intelligence officers and aspiring intelligence community members, The U.S.F school of information effectively serves as a spy nest.
The U.S.F Institute of Russia is tellingly a propaganda arm engaged in anti-Russia disinformation campaigns & takes considerable funding from various sections of the military-intelligence machine.
The School of Information College and the college of public health maintain cooperative exchanges in the realm of the intelligence world, offering academic training and certifications to intelligence community members.
International students and U.S. citizens of foreign national origin belonging to Russia, China, Eastern Europe(ex. Soviet bloc), Iran, Pakistan, Central Asia & the Middle East need to be especially careful when visiting the U.S.F International Student Services & U.S.F Education Abroad Offices. The U.S.F ISS plays a pivotal role in supplying information on a student's personality, family background, hobbies, strengths, and weaknesses to the U.S. State Department and others where this information is sifted and potentially leads then forwarded to U.S. intelligence services.
The collusion between F.B.I & U.S.F doesn’t end there. We now know that the F.B.I has been involved in orchestrating a sting operation in the case of a purported Neo-Nazi group, THE ATOMWAFFEN DIVISION.
Coincidental or premeditated, that group was co-founded by two U.S.F students at the U.S.F Tampa Campus. It now turns out that a leader of the atomwaffen division was in fact an F.B.I informant to whom the F.B.I had paid a monetary compensation in excess of $100,000.00 to publish a neo-Nazi book in an effort to radicalize troubled youth. There remains a strong possibility that the whole conspiracy was itself an F.B.I false flag operation. U.S.F's close cooperation with the F.B.I et. al raises concerns about the motives for the involvement of its university administration with rogue intelligence and law enforcement apparatus. The F.B.I had not only encouraged but enabled criminals. The role of F.B.I resembles that of a plotter of these crimes.
FBI funded neo-Nazi book publisher, court docs reveal
An Atomwaffen Member Sketched a Map to Take the Neo-Nazis Down. What Path Officials Took Is a Mystery.
Atomwaffen’s neo-Nazis are linked to another Tampa crime. Who and what are they?The mainstream media would not publish this information for obvious reasons.
The account of my experience and that endured by Dr. Dajin Peng can be found here:
At this point, my aim is to bring awareness concerning the university's aiding and abetting of Intelligence Services & the university’s belligerent and brazen attitude towards myself, Dr. Dajin Peng and others who have fallen prey and/or those could become a potential target of state sponsored criminality.
To everyone reading this, share around in group chats and on your social media if all possible so this does not go unheard and unnoticed.
Of late, the C.I.A has admittedly lost personnel abroad, hence, there appears to exist increased pressure within the agency to recruit more people to make up for its losses overseas. This, however, should not have to come at the expense of infringement of personal freedoms."
Captured, Killed, Compromised. C.I.A Admits To Losing Dozen of Informants.
CIA warns officers of risk to human sources, urges greater care in handling recruited agents
How intelligence agencies exploit colleges for espionage 
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