Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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A Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) for the United States focused on uncovering illegal or treasonous activities within the government and related entities.

Purpose and Objectives

Primary Goal: Foster National healing by providing a platform for individuals to disclose their involvement in, or knowledge of, illegal and/or treasonous activities related to the U.S. government and affiliated sectors.

Transparency and Accountability: Promote a transparent and comprehensive review of past and present activities that compromise democratic integrity, involving individuals from all relevant entities (elected and unelected government officials, Deep State agencies, the military and its contractors, NGOs, etc.).

Restorative Justice: Balance the need for justice with the potential to reduce penalties for those fully cooperating in disclosing information on a timely basis.

Establishment and Mandate

The commission would be established by an act of Congress, with bipartisan support and oversight. Its mandate would be to investigate and document illegal or treasonous activities within the U.S. government, its agencies, contractors, and related organizations over a specified period of time.

Structure and Powers

  • The commission would be independent, with members appointed by Congress and the President to ensure impartiality.
  • It would have subpoena powers to compel testimony and document production.
  • The ability to offer plea bargains or recommend sentence commutations in exchange for full disclosure of information.

Scope of Investigation

The commission would investigate:

  • Elected government officials (current and former)
  • Intelligence agencies and the “Deep State”
  • Military personnel and operations
  • Government contractors
  • Non-governmental organizations with government ties
  • Citizens involved in or with knowledge of illegal activities

Testimony and Disclosure Process

  • Individuals could voluntarily come forward to provide testimony.
  • Whistleblower protections would be extended to those who disclose information.
  • Public hearings would be held, with provisions for closed sessions when necessary for national security.

Plea Bargains and Immunity

  • The commission would have the authority to recommend plea bargains or immunity in exchange for full, truthful disclosure.
  • A tiered system of immunity could be implemented, with greater leniency for those who come forward early or provide crucial information.

Reporting and Recommendations

  • The commission would produce a comprehensive public report of its findings.
  • It would make recommendations for reforms, prosecutions, and reconciliation measures.

Reconciliation Measures

  • The commission would propose measures to address past wrongs and prevent future abuses.
  • This could include institutional reforms, reparations, or public acknowledgments of wrongdoing.
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This Truth & Reconciliation Commission proposal is sorely needed. Too many have stayed silent because there’s little protection for whistleblowers. It will deter criminal acts within our government & tax payer funded agencies. Thank you, Steve, for prosing this!

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This certainly can tie in well with one’s proposals for both - The Pharmaceutical Accountability and Transparency Act (PATA) & Policy to Establish the Separation of the Corporatocracy and the State! I have to integrate my comments and merge complementary policy proposals for all of this. My PATA draft seems like it could become rather unwieldy, but it is rather necessary to address any and all aspects in relation to how corporate entities paired with government collusion have contributed to usurpations of our bill of rights, the means by which we may rectify them, and enhance mechanisms to check both corporate and state power misused for financial gain at the expense of the American people.

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(PATA) is quite an outline, Nicole. It’s lengthly but focussed, and I’m guessing a bill to address something as complex would need to go even deeper.

It will be interesting to see what Kennedy is able to accomplish if and when he’s at HHS. I read a moderator post that intimated this platform (P4P) was created for him to refer to for his policy objectives.

Maybe Kennedy’s team will hire you to help flesh it all out. :wink:

Interesting that you don’t have more views and likes. This platform is a bit weird that way.

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