Well, this old thread deteriorated into an insult-fest, but at least it didn't get booted into the neverland of Miscellaneous. Starboy, so long. You always had a hard time staying civil.
But we still need to understand what is trustworthy about the Feds.
Here's a story that I was reading today at
The New American (kind of a Bircher mag).
http://www.thenewamerican.com/artman...cle_2589.shtml Quote:
In 1997, as the Trentadue case was going before a federal grand jury, officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI determined to take serious measures to discredit Jesse Trentadue, who was serving as counsel for the Trentadue family in their civil case against the government. The government enlisted the aid of James Hauser, a prison inmate, to help them indict Jesse Trentadue. Hauser promised the Department of Justice that he would place a "yoke of silence" around Jesse Trentadue's neck by testifying that the family lawyer had paid inmates to perjure themselves. Hauser was polygraphed by the FBI. He failed that polygraph, but was nevertheless presented to the grand jury to give perjured testimony.
"It was just incredible the lengths to which they were going to stop us," Jesse Trentadue told The New American. "As we started out on this case, I was kind of naively trusting the FBI and DOJ to get to the bottom of this and help bring those responsible for my brother's murder to justice. But it got weirder and weirder as we went along. I mean, here are these government officials committing very serious crimes, the kind that can send you to prison. Why?"
Why? That was the big question that had been haunting him and other family members from the very beginning of this harrowing ordeal. The evidence keeps sending him back to the Oklahoma City bombing for answers to that question.
"I never intended to get involved in the OKC bombing issue and really don't want to go there," Jesse Trentadue told The New American. "I don't have a dog in that fight. I'm just a hillbilly lawyer trying to get justice for my brother who was murdered. But it seems I don't have any choice, because that's where the evidence keeps pointing."
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Go ahead. Nock your "conspiracy theorist" arrows. I expect it from those who trust the Feds.