Ex-FBI man Ted Gunderson's figures of 500,000 totally missing kids each year seems way exaggerated. Does anyone know his sources for that info? It doesn't seem to jive with other sources. But the Franklin Coverup in Nebraska seems well documented. And former CIA director, William Colby, seems to have been killed for trying to expose corruption, maybe related to that. And it was the FBI that stymied the Franklin case. Who in the FBI would that have been?

Since the federal government seems to be hard to get corruption exposed and opposed in, why don't we focus on getting just one state to expose it, at least in regard to pedophilia?

If something like that is a good idea, then which state should we give the honor of being the leader of the cleanup effort? Should it be a small state? Which state would you pick? Or which states?

I'm guessing that Nebraska might be a good pick.