The Terror Within

rhadamanthus · Jun 18, 2011

Holy ****.

http://www.terrorwithindoc.com/index.html

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The trailer is confusing, read the article... (links for backup are in the url above)

{Copyright (C) 2011 Fleur De Lis Film Studios All Rights Reserved}
“The Terror Within” is a documentary film by Fleur De Lis Film Studios. It’s an incredible true story of Julia Davis, a National Security/Anti-Terrorism expert, national security whistleblower who was subjected to retaliation of unprecedented proportions by the Department of Homeland Security. In spite of being extensively litigated and mentioned in a book, “Unsafe At Any Altitude”, the government suppressed these sensational events from being covered by the media – until now. The truth is no longer a secret.

“The Terror Within” explores issues that have sparked nationwide controversy such as the USA PATRIOT Act and illegal tactics improperly used against law-abiding Americans under the guise of “the war on terror”. Julia Davis, a former federal officer with the Department of Homeland Security, discovered and reported a breach of national security at the largest and busiest land border crossing in the U.S. on 4th of July, 2004. When the DHS failed to act on her reports, she took her concerns to the FBI/JTTF.

Numerous intelligence alerts designated Independence Day as the “date to watch” of special importance. Files found within Osama Bin Laden's compound in 2011 confirmed that the 4th of July was in fact a date of planned terrorist attacks on the United States. The DHS was quick to close Julia Davis’ reports with "no action" and without any investigation.

Instead of correcting the shortcomings exposed by Julia’s report, the agency started to investigate her, commencing a total of 54 investigations. The Department of Homeland Security is notorious for its brutal retaliatory tactics against courageous whistleblowers. Julia Davis was falsely accused of being a “Domestic Terrorist” and an “illegal alien” in an attempt by DHS/ICE to deport and denaturalize her. The agency falsely claimed that Julia served in the Russian Army and was a convicted murderer.

The documentary details unprecedented magnitude of retaliation and abuses of the PATRIOT Act in the case of Julia Davis. It will show American taxpayers how the DHS spent their money on warrantless surveillance, including aerial surveillance with a Blackhawk helicopter and a fixed-wing airplane, wiretaps, sneak and peek burglaries, Internet monitoring and On-Star tracking of the Davis family.

"The Terror Within" is jam-packed with actual footage of the Blackhawk helicopter/Special Response Team raid of the Davis residence, videotaped accounts of witnesses and perpetrators with extensive evidence obtained from court records. More time, manpower and military might is utilized to attack Julia Davis than the number of US Navy SEALS on the ground during the assault of Osama Bin Laden's compound in Pakistan. The warrantless search of the Davis home lasted nearly three times longer than the search of Bin Laden's lair.

These atrocities were thoroughly documented in courts of law.

In a court order, EEOC Judge Daniel Leach ruled that Julia's resignation was "involuntary" and was caused by the Department of Homeland Security's "illegal conduct", "unnecessary harassment" and "impermissible discrimination" against her.

California Superior Court Judge Bryan F. Foster declared Julia Davis and her husband BJ Davis factually innocent of the false charges concocted against them by the Department of Homeland Security. Judge Foster further ordered the government to return all property taken during two warrantless searches of the Davis’ residence and of their office.

Central Federal District Courtof California, Federal Judge Stephen G. Larson stated on the record that he is amazed at what the government is not denying in the case of Julia Davis.

CA Superior Court Judge Margaret Woods issued a restraining order to protect Julia Davis against unlawful harassment and stalking by DHS personnel.

Former Department of Homeland Security, Acting Inspector General Elizabeth Redman ordered an investigation that affirmed allegations in the Julia Davis report to the OIG. The DHS hid the report until ordered to release it in a legal proceeding. To date, no one was disciplined, in spite of court orders that the perpetrators be held accountable.

Perhaps the most damning commentary was issued in the court order by federal Judge Virginia Phillips, who ruled as follows on January 28, 2010: "On August 10, 2005, ten DHS Internal Affairs Agents, a United States Marshal, seventeen SRT members, eight unmarked cars and a Blackhawk helicopter arrived at the Davises' residence to execute warrants for the Davises' arrests...Plaintiffs [BJ and Julia Davis] have produced significant evidence about the August 2005 raid and search of their residence... This evidence is sufficient to create a factual question as to whether federal agents committed an abuse of process when they conducted that search pursuant to the arrest warrant... In light of the substantial evidence presented by Plaintiffs as to the magnitude of the search, and the Government's failure to identify undisputed facts in support of a contrary finding, the Court holds that a reasonable fact finder could find the extreme nature of the search and raid of the Davises' Yucca Valley home was "not proper in the regular conduct of the proceedings." Throughout their opposition, Plaintiffs have identified evidence that suggests the degree of force used in the search was severe, particularly in light of the nonviolent nature of the charges against the Davises. The reports of the Agents involved suggest no attempt to arrest the Davises in a more peaceable manner was ever even considered. According to Julia Davis's parents, in the course of the search, Agent Deal told them that Mrs. Davis was a "domestic terrorist." At some point on the day of the raid, someone scrawled the word "Boo!" and crossed out the date on Julia Davis's calendar, located in her home... As discussed above, several witnesses have testified that documents and other items were seized from the home, though no receipt was given. The search of the home continued long after it was determined the persons named in the arrest warrant were not present. Together, this evidence creates a question of material fact as to whether the manner in which the arrest warrants were executed was proper. There is also sufficient evidence for a reasonable fact finder to conclude the OPR Agents had an ulterior, improper motive: retaliation for Julia Davis's successful EEOC complaint. In addition to the unusual degree of force used in executing the arrests, the arrest warrants were executed two months after the EEOC ALJ issued his initial decision in Julia Davis's case, which was in her favor and highly critical of CBP, ICE, and their internal investigators. Agents Deal, Kaufer, and Wong had all been involved in Julia Davis's EEOC and MSPB proceedings. One week after the search, CBP moved to hold the ALJ's decision in abeyance based on the federal criminal charges. The sum total of these facts is sufficient to allow a fact finder to infer a retaliatory or malicious motive in the execution of the search... Plaintiffs have therefore produced sufficient evidence to allow a reasonable fact finder to conclude the August 2005 search was an abuse of process."

Attorney Michael Proctor – listing of representative cases: "In a fraud and immigration case, Mr. Proctor and Andy Esbenshade obtained a dismissal of all criminal charges for their client in Federal court. The case was investigated by Department of Homeland Security agents who, Mr. Proctor and Mr. Esbenshade alleged, had a vendetta against the client. Mr. Proctor and Mr. Esbenshade served the United States Attorney's Office with a copy of a 53-page motion to dismiss for outrageous government conduct, which accused the agents (with the assistance of the United States Attorney's Office) of improperly and vindictively targeting our client. After reviewing and investigating our motion, the US Attorney's Office agreed to "voluntarily" dismiss the case."

For the first time ever, this documentary film brings forth shocking revelations of Brittany Murphy’s involvement as a witness in Julia Davis’ case. A statement she provided in Julia’s favor caused Brittany and Simon to be targeted by the DHS/ICE, which included helicopter surveillance, wiretaps, a midnight raid and an attempt to deport Simon Monjack. The agency was clearly using and abusing all the tools at their disposal to terrorize witnesses.

After years of litigation and a recent settlement, it’s time for this outrageous case to receive the proper trial it deserves in the highest court of all – the court of public opinion. “The Terror Within” strives to ensure that such unconstitutional atrocities aren’t perpetrated against anyone else.
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