Some months after
Arjen Kamphuis’ tragic disappearance, two questions still lingered:
1. Why didn’t the killers push out the kayak in the water, but police found it on land. (later explanation about “someone pulled it ashore” is not reliable) The answer is …
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… If the kayak had been pushed out, it would have been found quickly and the killers would not have had several days head start (CCTV claimed to be erased etc.)
Question #2: Why have family and friends not reacted more strongly?
Possible answer: ..
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… Family has not reacted more strongly since Arjen is not dead. Maybe he was a CIA op who was recalled and given a new ID. It is not certain, but comparing to recent Assange/Bini spy operation gives hints.
snowleopard.info: The Arjen Kamphuis – Ola Bini – connection
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… other explanations like drowning, cruising on cargo ships using Bitcoin, becoming psychotic and destroying his own kayak etc, I consider ruled out or close to.
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Sending a message that could never have been spelled out clearly
Why would US give #ArjenKamphuis #findArjen a new identity? He can’t do undercover work, his face is known (& no undercover lectures exist), computer work can be done from anywhere. Only one scenario fits …
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… The only reason to stage a fake murder of #ArjenKamphuis #findArjen is: The SCARE factor – Now we know: Go up against mass surveillance and you’ll disappear. Scaring possible future activists. Arjen even gave the clues and wrote about his fear going against intelligence services.
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The Chinese would say 杀鸡吓猴
In this blog’s opinion, Snowden is also a CIA op. Consider how much effort was spent on placing him in Russia (Assange & Biden co-work). He can now voice (CIA controlled) criticism of mass surveillance from “”unreliable”” Russia. Mass surveillance is like if the postal service would open and read every letter we send. It is an intrusion into our privacy of hitherto unknown extent. Letting two psy-ops, Snowden & Kamphuis, work on reducing criticism against the process, is a negligible cost.
En cyberexpert som är aktiv mot NSAs massövervakning befinner sig 12 dagar på en plats där turister sällan stannar mer än 2. Platsen är rik på anläggningar kopplade till cyberförsvar, inkluderande NSA.
Efter det han checkat ut från hotellet 20/8 ses han eller hans packning aldrig mer.
Efter ett knappt år påstås hans telefoner ha återfunnits av östeuropeiska lastbilschaufförer som “inte har med försvinnandet att göra”. (Östeuropa är populärt att kritisera.)
Mobilspårning verkar visa att han tagit en rälsbuss kl 16.05. Exakt vad som sedan hänt är oklart, men det mesta tyder på att han klivit av i Fauske, där mobilspåret efter honom slutar kl 22 på kvällen.
Han hade inget hotell bokat. Möjligen planerade han att ta nattåg till Trondheim. Det fanns en direktförbindelse 21.05 från Bodö. Men han väljer istället en liten rälsbuss 16.05.
Han anmäls saknad 29/8.
