Michael Hastings Dies in Suspicious Car 'Crash'.....

[Peter Lemkin]

Well, while not new, they seem to be cleaning up ALL significant investigators, researchers, activists, whistleblowers, and other 'problems' - using any means at their disposal - without regard to law or morality. Lesson: If you fall in the above categories do NOT drive a newer car with computer systems that can be compromised - drive a very old clunker - and even there, look under it before you start the engine!...keep it well protected and look for signs of covert tampering with the brake system, ignition system or other strange 'changes'. Encrypt your important emails, your important files and use VPN or Tor; and never directly mention on your phone, emails who you're meeting/where/when - if it would be something you'd not want monitored. Change your SIM card often and always have another phone you've never used for that final moment of flight [numbers will have to be on a piece of paper - do NOT put your old SIM card in the new phone]. When having delicate conversations or going to delicate meetings take out the battery of the phone/tablet/laptop. Assume everything you do/say/write/go to/go with/buy/interact with is being tracked and recorded. Tell friends where you are going and when you expect to be back and when to 'panic' if you are not. Keep your will updated. They mean business - very dirty business. This is not a complete list of precautions - which can be found on certain websites.

I think Hastings was murdered by causing his car's computer to make the accelerator race, the steering not respond and the brakes not work. That all but guarantees you'll be killed in a 'crash'. They've used this method well before highly electronic cars - by putting drugs that put you to sleep on the steering wheel that soak into the blood via your skin - or pushing you off a cliff or into a wall etc. with another car behind or sideswiping you. Tampering with the brake hydraulics is another favorite and we all know of car bombs being used. Drones are now a possibility and at night the small rocket wouldn't be seen....but I doubt they are being used in urban areas much - yet.