What kind of law enforcement can freedom-loving Americans expect from the coming New World Order?
4/6/2000
The View from Marrs by Jim Marrs challenges bureaucratic secrecy and the status quo. Big Media watch out!
What kind of law enforcement can freedom-loving Americans expect from the coming New World Order?
The answer is playing out in a Waco, Texas, courtroom with little media fanfare or widespread coverage.
In April, 1993, I watched in horror as more than 80 American citizens -- including women and children -- died in the fire which swept through the building serving as both home and church to Branch Davidians living near this central Texas city. At the time, having watched as tanks broke the building apart, I truly believed that agents of our government had murdered those people.
But like most Americans, I simply didn.t want to believe that, so I too listened attentively to the official government accusation that the Davidians committed mass suicide. I went about my daily life and tried to rationalize that those people must have somehow brought their deaths upon themselves by being religious .nuts..
Today, after keeping close watch on the civil wrongful death suit taking place in Waco, I am back to my original belief. Here.s why:
On the morning of the fire, a British Special Air Services (akin to our Delta Force members of which also were on the scene) helicopter crew used infrared heat-sensing technology to tape the last moments of the Davidians. The footage clearly shows a multitude of bright points of light at the rear of the compound, which experts say represents gunfire from several locations. Representatives of the Davidians claim government agents fired into the compound, preventing anyone from escaping alive. The government claimed the lights were simply reflections of sunlight off debris, such as aluminum siding or gum wrappers. Government spokesmen failed to explain to a dumbed-down America how heat-sensing technology could pick up light reflections that generate no heat.
On March 19, a test involving tanks and guns was conducted at Texas.s Fort Hood. The results were predictable. Michael Caddell, lead attorney for the Davidians, told newsmen the test .clearly supports. his contention that agents fired on the Davidians. Government attorneys argued that the test confirmed that no agents fired at the compound.
However, an expert in infrared and thermal imaging, contracted by the House Government Reform Committee, told The Washington Post that after studying hundreds of hours of videotape, he concluded that government agents did fire into the Davidian compound. .I conclude that the FBI fired shots on that day,. stated Carlos Ghigliotti, owner of Infrared Technologies Corp. of Laurel, MD. .The gunfire from the ground is there, without any doubt..
The Davidians were counting on the testimony of Dr. Edward Allard, a man who holds three patents on infrared imaging, who had already announced his conclusion that the bright spots were indeed gunshots. .(T)his type of behavior, men running up and down the building, firing automatic weapons into a church is disgusting,. Allard was quoted as saying. About one week before the Fort Hood test, Dr. Allard suffered a stroke and nearly died.
What.s the truth? The poor public doesn.t have a clue. During the 51-day siege of the Davidians, the .watchdog. news media was forced two miles back from the action. Also, U.S. District Court Judge Walter Smith has locked away film of the Fort Hood test until official .experts. can complete an analysis. Meanwhile, Attorney General Janet Reno, in a classic case of .who will watch the watchers,. has-hand picked former Republican Senator John C. Danforth as special counsel of an .independent. investigation into her department.
And then there.s the matter of the lies concerning pyrotechnic devices and spent cartridges.
After insisting for six years that the government used no flammable devices prior to the fatal fire, the FBI finally acknowledged that agents had indeed fired potentially pyrotechnic rounds at the compound. This admission came only after the Texas Department of Public Safety announced that it was tired of suppressing this incriminating evidence, which had been left to it by the Bureau. In checking the flammability of the M651 tear gas rounds fired by government agents, Texas Rangers learned that the US military paradoxically had not studied the fire hazard potential of the M615 .because it was known to cause fires..
The Bureau also has insisted that no one shot at the Davidians after the initial attack on the compound. But a recent report by the Texas Rangers showed that three dozen empty shell casings, including sniper rounds, were found by rangers in a house used by both FBI and ATF agents during the standoff. Despite this evidence, consisting of 12 .308-caliber sniper shells and 24 .223-caliber casings, FBI spokesman Bill Carter insisted that the shells must have been left behind after the February 28, 1993, fire fight. .Nothing.s changed. We didn.t fire into the compound,. he said.
During the current trial, a tank driver contradicted government claims that the tracked vehicles were ordered to knock holes in the walls to allow the Davidians to escape. The driver testified that his orders were to knock down stairways and block doorways.
And what about the front door to the Davidian compound? That one piece of evidence should prove which side fired the first shots since it would be obvious which bullet holes were of entrance or exit. But the door has gone missing, just like JFK.s brain.
What happened to this vital evidence? Texas Trooper Sgt. David Keys testified in court that he saw federal agents spirit away something the size of a door in a U-Haul trailer moments before Texas authorities took possession of the Waco crime scene. Keyes also said he overheard FBI agents talking about a .fire fight. at the rear of the compound at a time when the Bureau has denied they fired any shots.
And all this deceit, cover up and power plays involve the United States Justice Department, which oversees the FBI, headed by an administration that has moved this nation ever closer to one-world government thanks to a succession of trade agreements and presidential directives. Americans, who pledge to uphold and protect the Constitutional rights of all citizens, staff each of the departments, bureaus, and agencies.
Just imagine what will happen when our homes and churches are attacked by foreign troops answerable only to the United Nations and the New World Order?