The front story of Michael Hilton, the alleged mastermind of American Police Force is too hard
to swallow. A petty felon does not get to take over a prison and run roughshod over tens of millions
of dollars,including an (alleged) Blackwater training camp. Now the story is changing---and even
Alex Jones appears to have backed away from the story:
APF Changes Name, Logo & Website To “Diffuse Tension” - Serbian crest altered, claim that APF runs
U.S. Training Center deleted

The whole story smells of a set up---a crude run at testing the vigilance of the citizens and a trial
of how tolerant the populace will be of privatized para-military "police". Certainly, APF is NOT the caliber of
Blackwater/Xe ---nor does it appear now to be associated with them. It does point to an ongoing project
to gradually immerse the populace into complacent acceptance through mind control and conditioning.

Over the years,(Michael) Hilton has served jail time for fraud, and had
a string of arrests and other run-ins with the law. Based on reports
from the AP , The Billings Gazette , and Prison Legal News , here's a
quick rundown:

• *1988*: Hilton arrested in Santa Ana, Calif. for writing bad checks.

• *April 1990*: Hilton is again arrested in Santa Ana for writing bad
checks and for grand theft.

• *1992*: A civil judgment of $83,000 is entered against Hilton and Ilia
Dokovich.

• *March 1993*: Hilton pleads guilty in Orange County court to 14
felonies, including 10 counts of grand theft. One charge involves a
$20,000 real estate scam, in which Hilton persuaded an associate to give
him a deed on property in Long Beach, Calif., saying it was to be used
as collateral on a loan, then sold the property to someone else.
According to the AP, he spends six years in prison in California.

• *1999*: A small claims judgment is entered against Hilton for $3,979.

• *2000*: the same plaintiff obtans another small claims judgment
against Hilton in Los Angeles County, this one for $1,852.

• *March 2000*: Hilton is accused of fraud, larceny, and breach of
contract, in connection to a venture in which Hilton and others
recruited the plaintiff to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars to
create collectible Super Bowl commemorative coins. According to the
complaint, Hilton and the others said the money would be used for the
design and manufacture of the coins and for a license to produce them
from the National Football League -- but the NFL never issued a license.
Hilton is ultimately ordered to pay the plaintiff $200,000.

• *Around the same period*: Hilton also faces two similar fraud suits:
In one, he's accused of posing as a fine arts dealer to deceive a Utah
couple into giving him a $100,000 silver statue. In the other, he is
said to have teamed with a doctor to recruit investors for a southern
California assisted-living facility that was never built.

• *November 2002*: Hilton files for bankruptcy, in order to avoid
eviction by his landlord.

• *March 2003*: Hilton is arrested for DUI in Huntington Beach.

• *February 2004*: Hilton files for bankruptcy once more, again to avoid
eviction.

• *January 2006*: A $5,052 judgment lien is entered against Hilton in
Orange County, CA.

Does this sound like a man in same league as Erik Prince? It sounds more
like a CIA front man to me.OR---it is truly the mother of all
psy-ops---'something wrong with this....