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Originally posted by Velvet1717
Though i know that it is hard to beleve the good man Bob but look at this
www.menphis75.com...
Vevlet
Originally posted by dave_54
There's no such agency. Oh yeah -- it's top secret and not listed in any telephone directory. But if it is so secret why is it listed on a W-2 form?
At one point lazar claimed he worked for a contractor. But if he worked for a contractor why is a government agency's name listed as his employer? His employer would be the contractor. And Area51 is on an Air Force facility, not Navy.
And why is the form the civilian version if he worked for the Navy? Federal agencies use a slightly different version of the W-2.
lazar is a phony, a fraud, and a fake. Just like this W-2. It's not even a good fake. Kinda amateurish.
Established in 1882, Naval Intelligence is the oldest continuously operating US Intelligence service. Naval Intelligence personnel and products support many customers --- joint warfighter, Navy/Marine Corps operating forces, national-level agencies, and national decision-makers.
Originally posted by marg6043
It looks like a W-2 for a day work, and also the NI is real, it falls under the intelligence department and now its also called office of.
www.nmic.navy.mil...
www.loyola.edu...
Also back in the 80s the W2s used to look like that now they are smaller.
It can also be a replica or like some say a hoax, but the office does exist taken in consideration that 15 years has passed some changes to the names of the departments and offices has taken place.
There's no such agency. Oh yeah -- it's top secret and not listed in any telephone directory. But if it is so secret why is it listed on a W-2 form?
At one point lazar claimed he worked for a contractor. But if he worked for a contractor why is a government agency's name listed as his employer? His employer would be the contractor. And Area51 is on an Air Force facility, not Navy.
And why is the form the civilian version if he worked for the Navy? Federal agencies use a slightly different version of the W-2.
He wouldn't get a W-2 anyway, he'd get a 1099.
Not if they made him a bona-fide employee.