No justice, no peace.
On Amnesty - by Matthew - Invisible Frontiershttps://sunofabramelin.substack.com/p/on-amnesty...
"Yet all of these proposals avoid the obvious question: amnesty for what?
What, exactly, are the American people being asked to forgive? The early emergence of a well-organized yet carefully nonspecific campaign for amnesty within the UAP disclosure community strongly suggests that serious wrongdoing has occurred.
Why else spend years investing time, influence, and political capital in making the case? Why else produce a major Hollywood documentary designed, at least in part, to condition the public to accept amnesty before being told what, exactly, must be forgiven?
The American people are no closer to knowing what crimes they are being asked to forgive in exchange for knowledge that, as citizens, is already theirs by birthright. Even further from disclosure is the question of why those crimes were committed in the first place.
Put succinctly, the American people are being asked to forgive everything — in exchange for what was theirs all along — for reasons they are not permitted to know.
Disclosure should not depend on backroom deals with the guilty. Leaders should first open the door to those already willing to tell the truth. That requires three distinct but complementary policy tools: release from secrecy obligations, immunity from retaliatory prosecution, and conditional amnesty for past crimes.
Crimes Against Humanity
In a debate thus far lacking specifics, let us now add some. The crimes committed under the authority of the Legacy Program include:
Subversion of the constitutional rule of law and the implementation of secret laws, secret courts, secret orders, and secret police
Conspiracy to undermine the sovereignty of the United States Government and its peoples
The aiding and abetting of foreign powers
The ratification and implementation of treaties and international agreements without congressional authorization
Violating the sovereignty of Tribal lands and peoples
Creating state-sponsored monopolies and other actions incompatible with a free market
The suppression of free speech
The suppression of free scientific, historical, and public inquiry
The use of intelligence tradecraft to destroy marriages, families, and businesses
Home invasions intended to gaslight and terrify
The use of less-than-lethal weapons, including directed energy weapons, against American citizens
Human experimentation, including behavioral and genetic experimentation
Kidnappings, forced disappearances, and murders
This list is not exhaustive and will inevitably grow as additional information comes to light. The scale of the crimes committed against the American people is so vast, so grievous, and so fundamentally incompatible with the principles of a free and independent nation that the reality itself beggars belief.
Given the gravity of these charges, the American people deserve full transparency regarding the precise terms of any proposed amnesty — and a meaningful voice in deciding whether it should be granted. Will we, as a nation, accept the familiar defense of “I was just following orders” in exchange for paltry scientific data or exotic technologies that rightfully belong to the American people? This author says no."