Truth is not always easy to find. Many are now (in groups, conclaves, teams) searching for truth by filing in court for official documents. They are pretty succesfull in their effort. Once you get the offical papers in your hands and can read them yourself, the chance you are near to the truth is much bigger. Some groups I really like are:

Abel Danger, Judicial Watch, Americans for Innovations and Aim 4 Truth.

You find their links and a little intro below!

I think it is now a personal choice to take responsability about what you know and think of how things are managed in our world, who is Mr. Global, who is in power, where is the money flowing to, where did it come from, what new laws are made without consent of the people and why everything could be a lie!

So please feel the impulse in your beautiful heart to learn to DIS-cern

ABEL DANGER

Field McConnell – a United States Marine Corps whistle-blower and Global Operations Director of Abel Danger (AD) & David Hawkins – a forensic economist who tracks criminal and victim assets through crime scenes and helps the online community solve cold case murders. David Hawkins is the co-host of the weekly radio program AbelDanger.

They are researching all the corruption in the world actively since 2006. They have a reasearcher group around them of 30.000 people, daily adding new pieces to the puzzle. They give their information freely in videos, audios, articles and motivate many citizen journalists that just want a better world, justice and abundance for ALL people to become researchers themselves and make their founds public.

Judicial Watch

Judicial Watch, Inc., a conservative, non-partisan educational foundation, promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law. Through its educational endeavors, Judicial Watch advocates high standards of ethics and morality in our nation’s public life and seeks to ensure that political and judicial officials do not abuse the powers entrusted to them by the American people. Judicial Watch fulfills its educational mission through litigation, investigations, and public outreach.

The motto of Judicial Watch is “Because no one is above the law”. To this end, Judicial Watch uses the open records or freedom of information laws and other tools to investigate and uncover misconduct by government officials and litigation to hold to account politicians and public officials who engage in corrupt activities.

Litigation and the civil discovery process not only uncover information for the education of the American people on anti-corruption issues, but can also provide a basis for civil authorities to criminally prosecute corrupt officials. Judicial Watch seeks to ensure high ethical standards in the judiciary through monitoring activities and the use of the judicial ethics process to hold judges to account.

Judicial Watch’s investigation, legal, and judicial activities provide the basis for strong educational outreach to the American people. Judicial Watch’s public education programs include speeches, opinion editorials (op-eds), publications, educational conferences, media outreach, radio and news television appearances, and direct radio outreach through informational commercials and public service announcements.

Through its Open Records Project, Judicial Watch also provides training and legal services to other conservatives concerning how to effectively use the Freedom of Information Act and other open records laws to achieve conservative goals of accountability and openness in government.

Through its publication The Verdict and occasional special reports, Judicial Watch educates the public about abuses and misconduct by political and judicial officials, and advocates for the need for an ethical, law abiding and moral civic culture.

Judicial Watch also pursues this educational effort through this Internet site where many of the open records documents, legal filings, and other educational materials are made available to the public and media. This educational effort, which includes direct mailings to millions of Americans, educates the public about operations of government and the judiciary and increases public awareness if corruption and misconduct exists.