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trustworthy? Do they have a reputation for honesty? Could they
possibly be giving false information to discredit a great man of
God?
These kind of questions can be natural questions for people
unfamiliar with how this information was obtained. But we assure
you, that what we pass on from these eyewitnesses can be relied
upon. None of these worries have any substance to them, because
the manner in which Fritz came to find out about Billy Graham has
generally been while he was researching other things related to the
Illuminati. The author has not been out to build a case, the case has
built itself from numerous detached witnesses who have nothing to
gain by telling what they know. These witnesses have not come to
Fritz to feed him bogus information.
Just the paper trail on Billy Graham is very revealing in itself.
Generally the information of these witnesses has been confided by
these witnesses to their trusted friends. Initially, these witness have
had no idea that the information they confided in their trusted close
associates would go beyond their most trusted friends. These
trusted friends then have had permission to let me contact them or
find out their information. The reason why these people are
believable is that the information they reveal could get them killed,
and second, the manner and circumstances of how the information
has originally unfolded has never been in any fashion or method
that could be construed as an attempt to give false information.
Clarifying What Is Looked For In Proof
Too many people are considered guilty unless proven
innocent--which means that a legitimate search for truth has NOT
taken place. On the flip side, we must bear in mind that hidden
information that has laid dormant for years may totally reverse our
understanding of something. Exceptional circumstances may
surprise us. If some item does not lend itself to totally irrefutable,
totally unqualified claims, then knowing this, the proper
investigator uses words like "almost certainly" and most likely". If
the investigator feels strongly that everything is totally clear, he
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