Before pleading guilty to massive fraud, including lying about CIA credentials which he didn’t have, Wayne Simmons’ initial defense after being arrested by the Department of Justice was to claim that he could not be put on trial because of “national security.” He was trying to tell the courts that all of the black operations lurking in his past could not be revealed in a public court house, thus how was he to prove that he was in fact a badass CIA super-spook? The supporting document that he submitted to the courts has now become a matter of the public record. What is inside is bat-shit crazy and really gives you an idea of how far down the rabbit hole Wayne’s dementia has gone.
As you read, keep in mind that all of this is insane fictitious drivel designed by Wayne to get his ass out of a sling at the 11th hour.
Operation Iranian Trust
Under the supervision of supposed CIA handler Terrance Hall, Wayne plots to break up a cell of Iranian intelligence agents at a titty bar in Washington, DC. He also helped subvert a CIA officer who “went off the reservation.”
Operation New England
Wayne runs cocaine, heroin, and marijuana in some weird supposed intelligence operation to sniff out a drug trafficking ring. Oddly enough, all of Wayne’s claims of breaking up terrorist and drug trafficking rings often include him personally smuggling large quantities of drugs. It is almost as if he is faking being a CIA agent as an excuse for being a drug dealer. Could it be….naaayyyy.
Operation Kazakhstan
In this installment of the Wayne Simmons show, the CIA tasks him to infiltrate elite networks in Kazakhstan. This time the CIA was interested in precious metals and stones but Wayne also heroically exposed links between the President of Kazakhstan and the Russian mafia.
The next instance is not an operation but rather Wayne pointing to a safe house he used during operations. One individual who SOFREP talked to mentioned that Wayne has a photobook of such “safe houses” which are really just a bunch of rental cottages around the Maryland area.
Operation Alloy
In this operation Wayne would have us believe that he was tasked by the CIA to recover an alloy involved in the construction of miniature satellites called “picosat.” Spoiler alert: this episode of Johnny Quest ends with Wayne in federal prison.
The entire ten pages of Wayne’s fictitious lunatic black ops are a wonder to behold. The question now is how Wayne was able to perpetuate this fraud for so long. The fact that he got away with it as long as he did is really an indictment in of itself, but against the intelligence community, the media (who frequently had him as a guest), and our legal system.
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