I haven’t read Tom Sawyer in a long time, but I remember the chapter on two con artists pretending to be royalty, and that is what Elie Wiesel is, a very old fashioned con artist with a whole bunch of idiotic followers.

These words reinforce my sense that Eric is a very gifted person. I don’t want you to get a big head, or grandiose ideas about yourself, Eric … and I don’t think you will. But these words are true — most of us can only conclude later in life, in our 50’s, 60’s, 70’s .. some never .. that the reality we’ve been taught to believe in is false. Even if we have flashes and insights about it, we can’t act on it much until we have the freedom that some financial security gives us. Also the element of time that gives us a broader view from which to look back upon our life experiences.

How Eric ever came to believe he could ACT in such a direct way on what he had come to realize, I don’t know except to say there is something special in him. An innocence combined with courage. I’m believing that his concern that Truth should exist in the world, and we should not teach lies to our children just to satisfy dominant groups who hold temporary power, is stronger that his concern for his own safety.

That is what makes a hero. There is a fine line between a hero and a fool or a fanatic. We cannot use our ordinary self-protecting thoughts to understand this. We must rise to the occasion … and the opportunity he is presenting. We have to do what we can to protect him from harm and to help him, but not stop him from following his inspired inner direction.

So much was going through my mind afterwards, especially concerning why Wiesel started yelling after I said “Why, you don’t want people to know the truth?”

He was pulled five feet (he even testifies this in court,) and never left his feet. He wasn’t hurt in any way. It’s as if you would grab someone by the sleeve and “pull them aside.”

I pulled him by the sleeve five feet or less off an elevator into the elevator lobby after he didn’t hear or understand my questions in the elevator. I immediately let go.

I didn’t even testify. He admitted to moving only five feet in court on his own.

He conveniently reversed the dialog from outside (as was reality) to inside the elevator. As if he refused and I pulled him, this is not the case.

You see the hallway. He was never in it. This is what the jury saw. This isn’t footage from another time, these are the stills the jury saw.

At the time I was examining the false reality presented to me and came to a conclusion most rational people only come to decades later in life. It took a lot out of me to realize that adults had brought me up in a false reality all my life, at age 21-22, and I didn’t physically harm anyone.

Chris Brown beat the hell out of a woman and didn’t get a day in jail. I had no criminal record and spent a year and a half in jail fighting these trumped up, politically motivated false charges.

There’s going to be a major development in regards to my criminal case here very shortly.

It’s new information no one has discovered before.