9/11 Justice HowTo

How:

Find an elected prosecutor at the state, county, or city level who:

1. Understands that "9/11" was a false-flag operation, and that 
   none of the actual perpetrators have yet been investigated,
   much less prosecuted

2. Is motivated to pursue justice for this crime, 
   whatever the personal consequences


Why:

* An elected prosecutor does not serve a boss, and has the authority
to open a criminal investigation and use the tools at their disposal
to gather evidence, such as issuing subpoenas, taking depositions,
empanelling grand juries, and issuing indictments.

* A prosecutor can creatively identify criminal nexus - 
any activity related to the crime that involves that jurisdiction - 
which is the basis for a criminal suit.


Pros:

1. Prosecutors have sovereignty and authority to bring criminal suits
   without approval nor sanction by any other officials.

2. Advances cause of 9/11 justice even if jury verdict is negative - 
   filing of charges, publicity, affidavits, legally admissible record 
   of the investigation, creates respect in public mind.

3. 9/11 was so sloppy that criminal nexus is abundant.

4. Doesn't require thousands of signatures.

5. Doesn't depend on the goodwill of a judge.

6. Any of thousands of prosecutors nationwide could make this happen.


Suggestions: 

- Attorneys in the 9/11 truth community should find personal connections 
into the prosecutor's office to avoid cold-calling and rejection.

- The smaller the jurisdiction, where the prosecutor doesn't have to run
a megabucks election campaign, the better.  
A county or city prosecutor, district attorney, or attorney general - 
they work for the people in their jurisdiction; not a Federal prosecutor - 
they work for the US Dept of Justice.



* Based on the idea of Jim Garrison prosecuting 
the JFK assassination conspiracy.