KEY EVIDENCE FOR TARGETED INDIVIDUALS

The TSDB was created in 2004 as a reaction to the 9/11 false flag. It consolidated 14 terrorist lists spread among different agencies into one, and vested the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) with the authority to maintain it.

It is not a tool to combat terrorism. It is a roster of the CIA government weaponization.

Targeted Justice has gathered this list of what is seriously wrong with the TSDB from  court filings,  statements under penalty of perjury submitted in litigation, Audit Reports by the Office of Inspector General, news articles, and credible personal accounts from victims. 

1.  Minor children, as young as 3 years old, and down syndrome patients are listed on the TSDB as “suspected terrorists.”

2.  TSDB has never been used to stop an act of terrorism, per FBI Agent under oath.

3.  97% of the names on TSDB have no known ties to terrorism and do not meet the "reasonable suspicion terrorist criteria," per Office of Inspector General (OIG). They are called Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS).

4. FBI & DHS are using private companies that hire "targeting officers" to nominate people to TSDB. Unconstitutional. Possibly includes bonus money for each name added. Gross conflict of interest.

5. OIG Audits show that FBI does not follow their own procedures for TSDB. (See OIG audit 08-16 for yourself).

6. OIG has not carried out any audits of the TSDB since 2008.

7. Substantially all FBI Field Office nominations are sent to the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), to avoid a Constitutional review. All Non-Investigative Subjects in the U.S. were nominated by FBI Field Offices.

“When we discussed this issue with an NCTC official, we learned that NCTC is receiving nominations for non-investigative subjects directly from FBI field personnel. Because this nomination practice is not covered in FBI policy, there are no requirements for FBI personnel to ensure that any resulting watchlist records are updated or removed as appropriate.”

Audit of the Department of Justice Terrorist Watchlist Nomination Processes, Audit Report 08-16, March 2008

8. The bogus TSDB is shared with the Pentagon for the military MARS database - - Targeted Individuals are listed as "military targets."

9. TSDB numbers don't add up each year. The FBI adds up the additions minus the deletions each year and the numbers do not equal the total. This is part of the coverup.

10.  In 2021, Kash Patel raised awareness about Americans that had their rights violated. The 278,000 names mentioned by Patel are actually on the TSDB, Handing Codes 3 & 4. Illegal FISA warrants were issued for each of them.

11. There is no method or means to get confirmation of or challenge your listing on TSDB, in Handling Codes 3 & 4. No process for review or removal. Unconstitutional.

12.  FISA warrants are a one-sided show. FISC review. No Defendant representation. No possibility to challenge any review or decision. Unconstitutional.

13.  FBI repeatedly lied and continues to lie to obtain FISA warrants on law-abiding Americans. Uncontroverted fact.

14. FBI Agents & Executives receive bonus money for each name added – gross conflict of interest.

15.  The entire program is conducted under a Top Secret SCIF known as “Ultra.” This is a code for MK-Ultra. It supposedly shut down in the 1970's after the Church Committee hearings.

16. TSDB is effectively a BLACKLIST, restricting things like credit score, Western Union transfers, employment & hiring, police and Infragard harassment, etc.

17. TSDB Nomination forms can be used by anyone, worldwide.  The reason (or lack thereof) for nomination is never shared with police.

18. When police pull you over, they check your vehicle and name. It shows you as a “Silent Hit” on the TSDB. This means that the police officer will not be given any information, other than you are a “suspected terrorist.” He is required to contact the FBI after he releases you.

19. Defamation by U.S. government when police pull over your vehicle - computer screen warns that the person is a "suspected terrorist."  Yet, nothing on the nomination form alleged this.

20. Handling Code 1 of the Watchlist has a process for review and removal.  Codes 3 & 4 do not.

21. Havana Syndrome is directly tied to your name on the TSDB. The CIA and FBI have refused to acknowledge this. Federal employees with Havana Syndrome are on the list. It's not Russia or China attacking them. And are actively covering it up.

22. The list is shared with the largest 600 corporations, defaming its listed non-investigative subjects as "suspected terrorists." These corporations are asked to enter any information regarding interaction with listed individuals through an FBI portal created by Christopher Wray for those purposes. Private individuals collaborating on a police state without reasonable suspicion or probable cause. 

23. The list is shared through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) to over 18,000 law enforcement, 1,200 organizations and over 600 corporations that receive information that listed individuals are "suspected terrorists."

24. The CIA is likely claiming that each of these issues is “above your security clearance,” to maintain the coverup. This is likely how they control Bondi and Patel. Yes - there are many USAP’s that are above the security clearance for Bondi & Patel.

25. The TSDB is distributed through numerous illegal treaties, to more than 60 countries worldwide. These treaties were never ratified by the U.S. Senate as required by the U.S. Constitution.

26. Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS) have their names placed on the TSDB, without probable cause or reasonable suspicion. Unconstitutional.

27. Homeland Security Presidential Directive #6 (HSPD-6) which created the TSDB, specifically stated that all Constitutional rights must be protected as part of the creation and consolidation of screening and watchlists.

28. “This directive shall be implemented in a manner consistent with the provisions of the Constitution and applicable laws, including those protecting the rights of all Americans.” 16 September 2003.
https://irp.fas.org/offdocs/nspd/hspd-6.html

29. Samuel Robinson, assistant deputy director at the Terrorist Screening Center admitted that people listed on the blacklist categories are placed there under "secret criteria." (See picture above).

We will post other details to this list. Stay tuned.

OIG Audit Report of TSDB Procedures - 2008

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The TSDB is basically an illegal BLACKLIST, used to threaten, harass, torture, and intimidate people into submission.