In the first part of this letter, President Obama was advised to strengthen systems for monitoring law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
In addition, President Obama should take the following steps:
Open a bank of information and it has to exist separately. Law enforcement agencies and intelligence services will continue to work on their principles of operation that will not interfere with their work. They will accumulate information about their work in a parallel, separate database.
Of course, this database will be kept secret and carefully guarded against information leakage and illegal interference from outsiders. Similar storage of secret information is now in the Department of Defense, intelligence services and other places.
Accumulate in this databank written complaints from citizens about the work of the law enforcement agencies and intelligence services.
The United States must seriously work to eliminate unemployment through farmers’ markets in all cities and counties of the U.S. 29 days a month from morning until evening.
Law enforcement agencies and intelligence services have accumulated information and heads and staff at these organizations have access to this information. They can destroy the relevant information at any time, especially when it threatens them with dismissal and exposure (for example, James Holmes, the Aurora, Colorado, shooter).
If you create a parallel database, heads and staff of the law enforcement agencies and intelligence services won’t have access to this database and they can’t selectively destroy definitely important information.
The right of studying information should be provided to only a certain circle of people from among the deputies of the legislative chamber of the U.S. Congress or the State, or the created special commission on study and control of this information.
(To be continued…)
