FBI – Complaint Against Gov. Schwarzenegger

Governor Schwarzenegger

FBI Agent Drew S. Parenti

Dear FBI,

I, David Nollmeyer am filing a complaint against Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger,California for under the color of law. I am also arguing that the Governor has violated my civil rights as US 42 28 USC, the Civil Rights Act and the 14^th Amendment.

These allegations are based on a prima facie CHEMICAL ASSAULT SCORCHED EARTH. This event has persisted since June 17, 1987. I will focalize on events since February 12, 2007. The Colorado River in both California and Arizona, the river was contaminated. This was inclusive of drinking water in facilities as truck stops and stores. I can argue that contamination existed from Laughlin, Nevada to Blythe, California. Surface water has continually remained chemically contaminated since this time.

This event was code named Operation Radhanatha. This in reference to an ISKCON guru who has had allegations of complicity in a murder of a Hare Krishna devotee Sulochana dasa in Los Angeles in 1986. This is a poison in the well fallacy. To my knowledge the US attorneys involve in the case have exonerated Radhanatha swami of an guilt.

I am in Westwood, California. Clear Creek which runs into Lake Almanor is severely chemically degraded. I just had to clean in the creek on Sunday the 6^th of October.

This is an event of such extraordinary magnitude that it has endangered the NATIONAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES.

THE FBI HAS JURISDICTION OVER CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, THE COMPLEX INTERSTATE JURISDICTION, AND AS WELL AS NATIONAL SECURITY.

The egregious and impugn nature in which the State of California is operating damages the legal and concrete security issues of the country and has put all 38 million natural persons in direct peril.

Thank you for consideration.

David Nollmeyer

Westwood, Ca

9-9-2009

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