new shooting: Newtown, Conn. details breaking

[Dachsie]

I read the debunking piece about Folks and it was not convincing to me. We have the testimony of Dr. Montheith, retired orthopaedic surgeon, who tells us the Bauman story as presented is just not possible and his statement that he is an actor. As for the other 15 amputees, I don't even think Dr. Stan knows about those. Don't know what the plotters were thinking but they had to know that the Bauman story alone was going to be very hard to sell. Then they throw in 15 more equally hard to sell cases. Everything I have researched so far about various aspects of the amputee cases, and I have sort of stopped now, turns up something that is not clear and does not make sense.

I guess the statement by Dr. Fetzer is just going to fall into the dust bin. Neither he nor anyone else thinks it's worthy of following up on. To me it is bombshell if true.

I think getting a positive ID on just one of the actors and the former life history would be the key to blowing the lid off the event. I would go to the best attorney I could find and ask the proper way to establish this crisis actor identity info so that it would hold up without problems in court. Then if Folks agreed to an interrogatory or deposition with lawyers and tape and film equipment, it could be done in one visit and would be done thoroughly and correctly. That would provide the solid basis for actually going to court.

All of our other observations, no matter how true looking, just are not the kinds of info that will take us anywhere. There may be other evidence that could be strongly established and would be legally productive, but to me establishing a positive ID on an actor, and in the case of the amputees to include the particulars (medical records, etc) about their original injury or disease that caused the amputation, is THE MAIN area that offers the best chance for court action. Again, good attorneys would be able to give us good advice about that, but I realize good attorneys or honest attorneys is somewhat of an oxymoron these days. No attorney I know would touch any of these false flag cases with a ten foot pole.