HOW TARGETED INDIVIDUALS CAN EASILY CONVENE A COMMON LAW JURY AND FORCE A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION OF CIA & DoD ATROCITIES

HOW TARGETED INDIVIDUALS CAN EASILY CONVENE A COMMON LAW JURY AND FORCE A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION OF CIA & DoD ATROCITIES

by Former U.S. Department of Defense Contractor Bryan Tew

Find out which district court has the grand jury. In counties with more than one judicial district, the courts will rotate grand juries. So you find out which court has a grand jury then go to the court’s coordinator, or clerk, or secretary (whatever they call the person in your jurisdiction) and check the court calendar to find out when the grand jury will next meet. You then show up when the grand jury is in the building. They will meet in a special room and will have a sullen looking bailiff in front of the door. You can tell the bailiff that you have business with the grand jury, but that often gets the bailiff to call the prosecuting attorney who will often try to interfere. You can do that but it often creates allegations against the prosecutor. I only do that when I want to file charges against the prosecuting attorney in order to disqualify him so that I can go to the grand jury with complaints against him.

If I have complaints against another public official, this is often a good strategy, as the prosecutor will try to talk the grand jury out of indicting fellow officials. If you file against the prosecutor then go before the grand jury with charges against him, or her, the prosecutor will not be present, neither will any of his or her minions. Then you present the prosecutor and when you are done you can say, “Oh Yes, I just happened to have these complaints as well.” You then present the ones you really care about.

When you go to the grand jury, you need a verified (notarized) criminal complaint in hand. That gives the grand jury notice that a crime has been committed. It is also a good idea to have a written statement of facts, also verified so they can read it at their leisure.

This is all you need. It is not difficult and will be a very rewarding experience. What you will find is, when you charge into this lion’s den, he was a pussycat all along.

Let me talk now about grand jury access. It was intended by our founders that grand juries be a primary protection against abuse of power. They, therefore, set grand juries aside from all other branches of government. Gran juries are in fact a forth branch, not beholden to the judiciary, legislative, or executive branches. They are intended to be a primary protection for the people and no restrictions were enacted to interfere with access to them. Any rule making by any other branch of government means nothing when it would have the effect of abridging access the grand jury. If a judge or prosecutor, or any other official tries to in any way interfere with your access to the grand jury, you simply prepare criminal allegations against them. I have yet to have any public official try to deny me access to a grand jury. They huff and puff, but when you instruct them to stand aside, they do.

There are a number of ways of getting to a grand jury, some better than others. You can file a complaint with the local police, but the police will simply forward the complaint to the prosecuting attorney who will throw it in the trash. You could also present the complaint to some magistrate, but he will simply forward it to the prosecuting attorney who will throw it in the trash, or you can present it directly to the prosecuting attorney who will also throw it in the trash.

Those are methods I obviously don’t recommend. I suggest you ask around and find out which district court is hosting the grand jury then go to the Judges coordinator, or clerk, or whatever they call the Judges secretary and ask her to check the court calendar for the date the grand jury is scheduled to meet next. If you get any questions tell the clerk you are helping your child with a term research paper or some other nonsense.

Once you know when they are going to meet, you can approach the bailiff when the grand jury is in session and tell him to instruct the foreman that you have business with the grand jury. The one potential problem with this is, the bailiff may go get the prosecuting attorney. This can often generate criminal allegations against the district attorney and unless you want to disqualify the district attorney, I suggest another strategy.

The grand jury deliberated in secret, however, once they finish, they come up to the court and present the indictments to the court in open court. I suggest you go sit in the court and wait for the grand jury to assemble for the purpose of presenting the indictments to the clerk in open court. Once the hearing is completed the judge will ask the foreman if the grand jury has any further business. When the foreman responds that he does not you rise and address the grand jury telling them you have business with them. You can then advise them that you have criminal allegations to present to them.

Remember, the grand jury is a fourth branch of government and not beholden to the court. At this point, the judge is without jurisdiction or control. If he attempts to interfere, you simply ask him to stand down and inform him that the business you have is with the grand jury and none of his.

I know this may sound a bit outrageous, but remember, you are not bound to the court in this instance, the court is bound to you. Most of us only experience the courts when the court has some charge hanging over our heads. We are accustomed to having the judge tell us what to do and when to do it. When you address the grand jury, the business there is not that of the judge or the court and the judge will usually know it. Besides, the last thing he wants to do is look like a jerk in front of his grand jury, just in case you are there to complain about him.

When you actually go before a grand jury, I suspect you will be surprised. You will find an exceptionally receptive audience. Grand juries are accustomed to prosecutors coming before them and presenting cases, then they go into deliberation and vote on the indictments, then they go into court and present them to the court and go home until the next time.

When you appear before them it is a new experience and you will have their attention just by the fact that you went to the trouble of being present. When you start making allegations against public officials, you will have their rapt attention. They really do care about the system. If what you are telling them would sound wrong to an ordinary citizen, it will sound wrong to the grand jury members, as they are ordinary citizens.

After your first presentation, your whole perspective will change. You will realize that the silver bullet we all have been looking for has been there all the time. When we start presenting public officials on a regular basis, things will change fast.

If you present to the grand jury and do not get an indictment, do not feel as though you have lost. I assure you, just getting there is a win, a big win. Consider the public official you are presenting. He has simply done what they always do and all of a sudden some citizen is in front of a grand jury trying to get him arrested, not fired or simply reprimanded, but put in jail. Sure, he figures they probably won’t indict him but you never know what a grand jury will do and he has now idea what you are telling them. Heck, you could be lying to them, just like prosecutors do.

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Bryan Tew
University of Liverpool School of Law

2nd message: Re: Sueing the DoD for its role in global organized gang stalking and violating the civil liberties of American citizens:

Dr. Karlstrom

Without a credible whistleblower with hard data coming forward who can prove these atrocities the targeted individuals are simply wasting there time. There is simply no legal recourse under the present scenario. At least, not in this life, became even if you convinced a grand jury and your case moved forward they still control the judicial system.

Also, anyone can be mind controlled (EEG Heterodyned) because the technology is in the bodies of 318 million Americans. So even if you convinced a grand jury of your case and your case made it past the grand jury to the District Courts without proper shielding the judge and jury could be targeted to turn them against you by manipulation of their memory and thought process wiith electromagnetic low frequency waves without their ever knowing it.

Plus, the courts lack the expertise to adjudicate such matters. So, you would have to produce expert witnesses with inside knowledge of this technology and there are very few such experts in the world with inside knowledge of this technology who would be brave enough to come forward to testify, knowing what would happen to them.

Filing a lawsuit might be a good strategy though in order to establish a public record that you are a victim of these technologies and these atrocities in case there is ever future legal recourse, but under the present scenario it will never see the light of day.

It’s unfortunate. Yet, that is where we are now. They will answer to God soon. Look for death bed confessions. This has been going on for over fifty years and many of those scientists involved are now old and dead or dieing off, headed to an eternal horror chamber. Death bed confessions are acceptable in a court of law as evidential proof of crimes.

Bryan Tew