This was written by: truthsupplier@yahoo.com
(wilford bates) in ParanoidTimes:

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"I’ll mention just one or two more sites that are on our side, but that
have too-good-to-be-true sources. One is AlMartinraw.com by Al Martin and
the other is rumormillnews.com hosted by Rayelan Allan. Both give
extensive background and information about government cover-ups, illegal
activities and conspiracy. But Al Martin claims to know too much and
Rayelan Allan has some sources that I suspect are feeding her

disinformation."

"Rayelan Allan is Gunther Russbacher’s ex-wife--which is her claim to fame.
I’ve been on radio shows with her and talked to her, and am convinced she
is on our side. But her sources are too good to be true--some group,
claiming to be insiders, is making a concerted effort to feed her
information. You don’t get those kinds of insider sources just for being
the wife of one of the CIA’s biggest defectors. Much of what she predicts
and discusses goes far beyond what she could have gotten from Russbacher.
Russbacher was a do-all man for the "company," with assignments that
included flying George Bush Sr. to Paris in a YF-12 supersonic aircraft to
sign the secret deal with Iran, trading weapons for hostages (operation
October Surprise), and setting up many CIA proprietary operations to
launder drug money. He had to flee to his native Austria to evade the
CIA’s penalties for betraying company secrets. I suspect that the CIA’s
way of defusing Russbacher’s effectiveness is to feed Rayelan Allan a
steady stream of facts, seeded with disinformation. The information she
gets from her sources has that same taint as Stratfor and Debka--some good
facts but faulty conclusions. Once again, I don’t say these things about
Martin or Allan to discredit the good they do--just to give a warning not
to take everything they post at face value. All of this points to the fact
that you must have multiple sources of corroborating evidence before you
can successfully discern fact from fiction in this maze of Internet "news"
that pours out in ever-more voluminous quantities."