But anyway, so their guy in Los Angeles, this guy David Gerwitz, he wasn't making much money, but he was running all these spies, and he just felt like he was underpaid, but the ADL couldn't pay him more and he just felt like such a big shot

you know doing all this dark work with this like former CIA guy who like interrogated people

so he's like we got to get me a better job and you know and I'll continue doing this. So they found out that the Simon

Viesenthal Center's top researcher, his rival across town in Los Angeles, that guy made like almost twice his salary, but he

wasn't going anywhere. So they all conspired together, Gerard Bullock and Gerbitts, conspired to, they knew that the Simunweizendor guy was going to go

undercover on this like white nationalist skinhead retreat out in the forest, out in the mountain

somewhere.

So they were going to leak to using

their own operatives within the skin, like half of every skin ed movement, half

them are spies for somebody. And they were going to basically whack them out there.

And yeah, and the way the FBI found out about all this was because Gervitz, in another stupid gig that he did,

Abe Foxman, if you remember Abe Foxman, he was like the face of the ADL all this years.

He wanted to write an article for the Washington Times, the Mooney on Washington Times,

on the nation of Islam.

And so he tapped the ADL offices in Los Angeles

and San Francisco, which had access to FBI files on everything,

unbeknownst to most FBI people at least, if not all of them.

And he tapped them for more research on the nation of Islam.

So Gervitz is like, I'm going to show them

what a good guy I am and maybe they'll give me a raise.

So he steals some FBI files on the nation of Islam and then that very classified information

winds up an Abe Foxman's article published in the Washington Times.

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