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July 20, 2012 – Tucker Responds to Notice of Nonsuit

From: Adam Tucker <adamtucker619@gmail.com>
Date: July 20, 2012 9:42:40 AM PDT
To: Kerry Schonwald <KerryS@lfdlaw.com>
Bcc: Gary Gevisser S <gary@2facetruth.com>, Marie Dion <mariedion1@gmail.com>, gevisser@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Re: Knuff v. Tucker – notice of nonsuit

Kerry,
Hindsight is 20/20 so for clarity and perhaps my last opportunity to highlight this abuse of the “justice” system, I would like to recap this very calculated effort to excise money from Gevisser.

Knuff sues both Gevisser and Tucker for defamation and libel in joint lawsuit
Gevisser submits video deposition of me (Adam Tucker) explaining my private meeting with Knuff at his home in Bonsal, CA on December 23, 2008, demonstrating the threat made by the plaintiff directed at me (Adam Tucker), and exposing the role of Carlsbad, CA based Forte Inc in designing software used by “multiple government agencies” to allegedly spy on US citizens online activities.
Despite the burden of proof placed on the Plaintiff, and Knuff providing no evidence to disprove the alleged defamatory statements, and Knuff stating on public record that he has no financial damages as a result of the alleged defamation, Judge Lowy severs me (Adam Tucker) and my evidence from the joint lawsuit and orders a judgment against Gevisser in absentia for $4 million.
Knowing that my testimony would absolve Gevisser and question the judgment against him, Knuff requests 4 motions for continuance effectually postponing my trial for almost 2 years, and more importantly providing the plaintiff with time to use every means possible to collect from Gevisser.
Unable to collect from Gevisser thus far, on July 17, 2012 in a most calculated effort to prevent the truth from being made public, Knuff drops all charges against me and effectually prevents my testimony from ever being heard on public record for this trial.

This method of obfuscating the truth parallels the presidential pardon issued for CIA oil trader Marc Rich who laundered money for the CIA, was charged with 51 counts ($48 m) of tax evasion (for his laundering efforts) as well as charges of “trading with the enemy”. Had Rich been brought to trial for his tax evasion, his testimony would have spotlighted/incriminated the CIA and exposed the role of oil traders in financing terrorist groups around the world. Fortunately for the CIA and its wealthy benefactors, the presidential pardon issued by Bill Clinton in early 2001 and in advance of September 11, 2001 closed the books to Marc Rich’s tax evasion and effectually prevented him from ever shedding light on the role of oil traders in laundering/channeling money to terrorist organizations and false flag operations.

Truth does not change nor will the history of this lawsuit, the parties involved, or the gross abuse of money/power/justice.

Telling yourself that you are only doing your job in order to sleep at night will only create more disconnect and misery, for it is one thing to claim ignorance but quite another to choose it.

Good, bad, or indifferent, the universe has a way of always achieving balance ~ therefore I can only wish you well.

Adam Tucker

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