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I don't think all of us are trying to &quotsmear on.&quotMost of us are just trying to get the facts.

I agree that the business appears legit - but not so legit to be totally professional. It wasn't incorporated or registered to do business in Pennsylvania. Its revenues were relatively small, and not in line with the outrageous $70,000 per week number bandied about on other threads. $70,000 per year is more like it. I'd say this makes it look less like a CIA or Mossad front and more like what it probably is - a struggling small business owned by a techie who didn't hire a lawyer. The simplest explanations are usually correct.

The other info here has been interesting, but inconclusive. I don't see any link between Prometheus Radio and Nick's company. Just because his dad is proud ANSWER member and Prometheus Radio is full of libs doesn't mean the son worked for the radio company. The Norman, Oklahoma angle has been interesting but inconclusive. The book found in the hotel may or may not be the anti-semetic book discussed elsewhere.

Right now, I see no definitive proof of any Al Queda links. But I'm willing to keep an open mind.

Prometheus Radio Project is headquartered in Philly. Its leader, Dylan Wrynn (aka "Pete Tri Dish") is a revolutionary figure who once beamed an illegal FM signal right into the FCC offices in DC. Wrynn is not only an active member of ANSWER operations in Philly, he's also been a featured speaker at the number of their events. It would surprise me if Wrynn and Mike Berg were not previously acquainted.