Smedema: Alleged FBI/CIA Validation of Asylum Claims

 

Smedema alleges that American authorities validated his claims through investigations conducted by the FBI and CIA during his asylum requests [1-4]. He emphasizes that, as an external entity, American authorities would be more likely to investigate his claims objectively [2, 3, 5].

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the validations Smedema claims to have received from American authorities:

FBI and CIA Involvement:

• Smedema claims that during his asylum requests, particularly the first one in 2009, the FBI and CIA conducted thorough investigations into his allegations [4]. He states that these investigations were initiated by Judge Rex J. Ford [4, 6]. Smedema views these investigations as a pivotal validation of his allegations [6].

Validation of Persecution Claims:

• Smedema asserts that the FBI acknowledged the validity of his claims of persecution in the Netherlands [4, 7-11]. He believes this recognition from a respected external agency like the FBI lends credibility to his accusations and directly challenges the Dutch government's efforts to portray him as mentally unstable [7-11]. According to Smedema, this implies that his claims were not merely delusions but were grounded in reality and were being actively suppressed [7-11].

Five Grounds for Asylum:

• Smedema repeatedly highlights Judge Rex J. Ford's alleged statement that the Department of Justice found five valid grounds for asylum in his case, which he believes is unprecedented in US history [4, 5, 12-20]. Smedema argues that this demonstrates the credibility of his allegations in the eyes of the American legal system [4].

Evidence of Dutch Obstruction:

• Smedema alleges that the FBI investigation uncovered evidence of the Dutch government's attempts to obstruct justice and conceal the alleged conspiracy [4, 21-25]. He claims the FBI discovered instances where Dutch officials lied to American authorities, withheld crucial information, and manipulated evidence to protect those involved [4, 21-25].

Confirmation of Non-Paternity:

• Smedema asserts that the FBI investigation confirmed that his three children were not biologically his [4, 13, 16, 20, 21, 26-29]. This aligns with his claims of forced sterilization and a sophisticated network orchestrating his downfall [4].

Obama Administration Involvement:

• Smedema claims that President Obama, prompted by the FBI and CIA investigations, took actions to address his case [4, 29-32]. These actions include:
• Ordering a thorough investigation by the FBI and CIA [4, 29].
• Filing a complaint against the Netherlands with the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) or as a special procedure under the UN Convention Against Torture (UNCAT) [4, 16, 26, 28-30, 33-40].
• Granting him a special pardon [4, 29, 39].
• Issuing a warning to King Willem-Alexander about the human rights violations alleged in Smedema's case [4, 29, 39].

Smedema’s claims regarding Judge Ford include:

• Judge Ford found five valid grounds for asylum in his case, which Smedema claims is an unprecedented number in U.S. history [4, 5]. He interprets this as evidence that the U.S. government recognized the seriousness and validity of his persecution claims [5].
• Smedema claims that Judge Ford ordered the FBI and CIA to conduct a thorough investigation into his claims [5, 6]. Smedema also claims that Judge Ford contacted individuals mentioned in his accounts to seek external validation [5, 6]. This included contacting the Zijlstra family, Smedema's neighbors, who traveled to Miami and provided signed statements to Judge Ford [5, 6].
• Smedema alleges that the investigation confirmed the non-paternity of his children, corroborating his claims of forced sterilization and the involvement of his wife in a network of sexual abuse [21]. Smedema also alleges that the investigation verified the existence of a Dutch intelligence file on him, despite the Dutch government's denials [21].

It is important to note that Smedema's claims of American confirmation are difficult to verify, as he provides no documentation or official statements from U.S. authorities to support these assertions [12, 41-46]. The absence of publicly available information about the alleged FBI and CIA investigations, the supposed UN complaint, or the alleged interference by King Willem-Alexander makes it impossible to assess their veracity [12, 42, 44-46].

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