I've asked lots of Twoofers for some names as to WHO should conduct this "new investigation."
Still no names....
I was reading TLA nominations and came across this.
"Myriad" summarized the "I want a new investigation" question perfectly.
Originally Posted by Myriad
Sorry, no. The point at hand, for this moment and all moments for the foreseeable future, is "so what?"
You want an entirely independent investigation whose questions are agreed upon by Alex Jones? You've just done one. You think the results of that investigation, which you've presented here, warrant another investigation? Go right ahead, do another one. You can keep that up forever if you want to. No need to get our or anyone else's approval, or really, bother us about it at all.
Since you don't seem to be satisfied with that, it appears that you want more than just an independent investigation, which anyone (newspaper reporters, a technical study group, you, me) is free to do any time they want. You want your investigators to have some or all of the following, don't you?
- the power to subpoena witnesses
- the power to compel witnesses to appear, to take oaths to answer questions truthfully, and to answer questions they might not want to answer, by penalizing them for failing to do so, such as via the threat of contempt of court charges, perjury charges, or similar punitive action (just to be clear on what "the power to subpoena witnesses" really means)
- the security clearance necessary to permit witnesses to testify about national security secrets which they have sworn oaths not to reveal
- the power to force the U.S. military to make classified documents available for examination
- the power to press criminal charges
- the power to arrest and try individuals on those charges, and mete out punishment
If you don't want these things, then you've already got your independent investigations, as many of them as you feel like conducting, so I don't see what you're complaining about.
If you do want any of those things, then you've got a problem. Because in the U.S. the authority to do those things is vested, under the U.S. Constitution, in various branches of the U.S. Government. (State and local governments too, and police forces acting under their auspices, but their jurisdiction is limited, under the Federal Constitution, in ways that would make it difficult conduct an effective 9/11 investigation. However, that might be your best option available, to demand a new investigation by, for instance, the City or State of New York.) If anyone else -- Alex Jones or Judge Judy or Ban Ki-moon or Scooby-Doo -- sends me a subpoena, I can (and will) throw it in the trash, or show up at their "hearing" and recite the script from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and there's nothing they can do about it.
Either the investigators' authority derives from the government, or they're a bunch of private individuals or gangsters or foreign agents who have no authority, and to whom revealing national security secrets would itself be a crime.
So again, I ask you to answer these questions about how you want this new "independent" investigation to be conducted. Others have posted things you've said on other forums about this question, but I'd rather have it from you first hand and fully in context than from hearsay.
1. Under what constitutional authority should the investigation derive the legal powers (such as subpoenaing witnesses and obtaining access to highly classified information) it would need for conducting an effective investigation?
2. Who should lead the investigation?
3. Who should participate in, and provide manpower and technical consultation for, the investigation?
4. If the investigation reveals evidence of crimes, who should have responsibility for charging and prosecuting the accused? Under what court system?
5. If the evidence against an accused person derives from classified sources as it likely would, or is itself classified, how do you guarantee the accused the right to a fair trial without compromising national security?
6. Who should decide the answers to the above questions, under what authority?
Unless you can answer all of these questions, or at least 1, 2, 3, and 6, I put it to you that your calls for an investigation are useless and irrelevant, and would be so even if you were right about your accusations.
Respectfully,
Myriad