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Anonymous asked this question on 5/12/2000:
It occured some time in 1975. I have not been able to find the proper
document anywhere.
Thank you.
Desertphile gave this response on 5/13/2000:
Spring of 1976 actually.
Cazares was the major of the Florida town of Clearwater in the
mid-1970s. He had the misfortune to be mayor at the time
Scientology secretly entered the town (as "United Churches of Florida")
in its eventually successful attempt to create a "Land Base". Cazares
was identified by the "Guardian's Office" as a key target to be
neutralised and was subjected to numerous covert operations aimed
at discrediting him and preventing his re-election. The latter aim was
successful.
"Streetman" was covert operation designed to foil Gabriel Cazares'
campaign to run for Congress. This document indicates that the GO
had an agent in Cazares' campaign staff.
Other "ops" were to frame him for homicide and generally slander and
libel him whenever and where ever they could.
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Subject: What was "Operation 'Streetman?'"
Answered by: Desertphile
Asked By: Anonymous
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