The reason why more law enforcement organizations around the world are now
studying the JFK assassination with such depth is because this allows them
to track and counter similar such events the US government may engage in,
although on a smaller scale. In fact, when an investigator learns how the
JFK assassination was basically carried out, he can then easily investigate
and solve any kind of smaller incident that occurs involving serious
corruption, patseys, pay-offs, and government suppressing of witnesses.
The basics of investigating and countering government corruption;
#1. USE HONEST INVESTIGATORS
The investigator must himself be completely honest. This is because when a
person lies he becomes less able to see what is true and real himself. When
a person is completely honest, he can much more easily see what is real and
true. Lying confuses the person lying more than anyone else.
#2. EVERYONE IS ACCOUNTABLE
No alcohol, drugs, chemicals, illness or disease can make a person break the
law or commit a crime. Every person knows exactly what he is doing. In a
corruption case, the corrupt people involved often toss around confusing
psychiatric terms at the victims and witnesses of the corruption.
#3. IGNORE ALL PSYCHOLOGY TERMS
Ignore all psychology terms you may hear. In corruption cases, these are
often tossed around hoping to confuse the investigation. In fact, the people
tossing around psychology terms the most are usually the ones involved in
the corruption, or are helping to cover up the corruption.
#4. GRAND JURIES
Corruption cases invariably involve making up lies and spreading them. Also,
in getting innocent people to inadvertently repeat those lies. Therefore,
grand juries must be convened where people connected with the case are
forced to answer honestly under oath. Don't be scared to subpeana people who
don't know anything about the case, but who simply have been repeating
defamation or lies about a key witness or subject of the grand jury. You do
not ask people of they want to testify. You subpoena them and force them to
testify, like the Constitution requires.
#5. LIE DETECTOR TESTS
Lie detector tests must be given. The more the better. Those people who
refuse to take a lie detector test, are the people to begin investigating
more closely. These are the people who need to come in to the grand jury and
be forced to testify.
#6. LOOK FOR MONEY BEING SPREAD AROUND
One key element in a corruption case is the spreading around of money. What
may seem to be money being given to "help someone" or "to see if the guy is
okay" is very often simply a way of setting up a money route to spread lies
and defamation about a witness or victim. All grand jury questions and lie
detector test questions should involve asking if the person ever received
any money with regards to the person in question, or for that person, or for
any reason involving that person. And whatever innocent excuse is revealed
as being the reason, most often the money is simply being used to get
information on that victim or witness in order to defame or suppress the
testimony of that victim or witness.
#7. PROSECUTE FOR LIES
Be ready to prosecute anyone who lies during questioning. The charge is
Obstruction of Justice
US CODE - TITLE 18 > PART I > CHAPTER 73-OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/usc_sup_01_18_10_I_20_73.html
And, make it known to these people beforehand, that they will be charged
with obstruction if they lie. Before questioning them, tell them how many
years in prison they will get if they lie. Be firm and honest. Don't use any
investigators who themselves lie once in a while, or who have loose sex, or
sex with prostitutes.
#8. FAKE SUICIDE TO THROW OFF INVESTIGATION
In serious corruption cases, there may be a suicide or two. Do not let this
obstruct the investigation in any way. Often times, the corrupt elements
hope that a suicide will stop a corruption investigation. They may even make
up a fake story about someone committing suicide and toss that story around,
hoping it will startle or thwart younger investigators. Ignore it. The
stories of suicide are often completely fake. Or, they find some real
suicide in the newspaper, then falsely try to make it look like that person
was involved or was close friends with someone involved in the corruption
case.
#9. LEVELS OF DEFAMATION MADE AGAINST WITNESSES AND VICTIMS
Harassment and defamation against witnesses and victims during a corruption
case is standard procedure. It is to be expected. In fact, if some guy is
talking about a supposed corruption but no one is saying anything about that
guy (no defamation or calling him crazy) then there usually is little or no
corruption that occurred. However, if serious defamation is seen on a guy
reporting some corruption, then the corruption is usually real and serious.
The amount of defamation being made on someone who reports corruption is
usually equal to the seriousness of the corruption. No defamation often
means no corruption. Loads of defamation, especially crazy terms like
insane, nutcase and psychology terms usually means lots of corruption.
#10. QUICK INVESTIGATIONS
Move quickly with a corruption investigation. You cannot let it linger for
months and months. If its a serious corruption case involving officials,
policemen, or wealthy CEOs, they have a tendency and apparent ability to get
all your investigative information every few months. Meaning, that they will
have all your witnesses names, the events that occurred, any affidavits you
have, etc, every month or so. If the corrupt people have money and political
influence, the witness list allows them to do things like give those
witnesses jobs, where they can then tamper with those witnesses by spreading
lies to them to confuse things, even to make the corrupt offenses seem fake,
as if a joke. Then when you go back to talk to these important witnesses,
don't be surprised if they are intimidated, scared, have changed their
testimony because they are now confused. Or these witnesses now think it was
all a joke because several people at the new job have been joking about a
similar offense, except they say it was fictional and all a joke (people
just goofing around). You can actually call those people in to the grand
jury to have them explain who told them to make those joking statements.
Written by Tim
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JFK assassination resources
Important interviews with District Attorney Jim Garrison
http://www.jfk-online.com/jfkaudio.html
Colonel Lester Prouty explains who carried out the assassination of
President Kennedy in 1963
http://www.prouty.org/jfk1.ram
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