The Third Week of Foot Injuries by Matt Giwer (c) 1994 If the prosecution of the Branch Davidians had a foot or even four feet they would all be punctured by bullets in this third week. It was an impressive third week for the trial. We have heard confirmation of the violation of the posse comitatus law, admission of intent to deceive the public, and testimony the government was lying as to events. First we have three National Guardsmen admitting they were piloting helicopters in the initial attack upon the home of the Branch Davidians in Waco. This is specifically prohibited by the Posse Comitatus Act. I have previously noted this is felony murder as deaths resulted during the course of the commission of a felony. Previously I suggested it was only when the tanks were used by the FBI. We now have testimony by the pilots of the helicopters that the entire raid constituted felony murder. The pilots were under some pressure to give their original testimony as first they (all of them) testified they did not get within 1000 feet of the compound. Then there was video tape shown in court they had circled the compound at least three times and that of course demonstrated perjury on their part. They indicated their testimony was under pressure of the prosecutors. As they had made continuous flight recordings for the three hours of their flight time they were unable to identified who had edited it down to seventeen minutes and presented it as the sum total off the flight time. Next the government was requested to present all the information supporting the statements in the Treasury Department report of the incident. The prosecution objected saying the report was meant for public and media consumption and, in effect, not intended to represent provable or substantiable statements. Listen up. The prosecution has said that what they want you to read has absolutely NOTHING to do with what they can prove in court. What they want the media to present has no relation to the evidence. The prosecution has objected to having to prove anything in the Treasury report. That folks is an admission of deliberately misleading the public with a report that is insubstantial. In layman's terms that means if we can be clever enough in our wording they might belief us. In reality it means there is nothing in the Treasury report that is credible as by prosecution statement it was created only for public an media consumption and not to present what really happened. Finally we have the who was ordered to be the inside man to infiltrate and report on David Koresh. Immediately afterwards he hired his own attorney as he believed the BATF was making him the scapegoat. He believed this because he knew they were lying about events as they occured. In the previous two weeks we have no two witnesses who can tell the same story of the original attack. We have no testimony of any intent to serve the search warrant in a peaceful manner. We have no witness who can swear to any intention to identify themselves or their possession of a warrant. We have no person who can swear they did identify themselves and their possession of a warrant. Now in the third week we have a specific admission of felony violation of the posse comitatus law. We have specific admission the Treasury intended to mislead the public. We have specific allegation from a person who knows what happened that the government was lying to the public. If Kafka were alive today he would abandon fiction as he could not imagine any trial as strange as this. We have almost every mainstream dissent from the government version proven correct in only three weeks and all by prosecution witnesses. People who have supported the government now know they have been lied to. People who have questioned felony murder now have no question it occured. If there is going to be justice, when are the felony murderers going to be indicted?