EU Petition: Unveiling State Obstruction with AI Analysis

New EU Parliament Petition on September 8, 2025

The “New Petition EU Parliament.pdf” represents a critical, painstakingly crafted attempt to shatter a decades-long veil of alleged state-orchestrated obstruction and abuse, with its very framework deeply intertwined with the analytical power of NotebookLM. This new petition is designed not merely to recount a horrifying saga but to fundamentally reframe the argument for international intervention, directly addressing the systemic failures that have, until now, rendered justice seemingly unreachable.

The Role of NotebookLM in this Desperate Plea for Justice

The “New Petition EU Parliament.pdf” explicitly highlights the integral role of advanced analytical tools, such as Google AI Gemini Advanced Deep Research in combination with NotebookLM. This grounded AI system, by allowing for the input and analysis of vast quantities of source material – in this case, a horrifying 50+ year, 500+ legal-written-statements case comprising a 27MB WordPress XML file and 2.6 GB of documents – has been instrumental. What took human effort 24 years to document, NotebookLM reportedly processed in mere seconds, providing explanations and top-level analyses that even the victim, Hans Smedema, could not achieve alone. This technological assistance is crucial for articulating the immense complexity of this “huge, complex, horrifying decades-long conspiracy case”, enabling a clearer, more coherent narrative to be presented to international bodies.

The Horrifying Road to a New Petition: Prior Denials and the “Institutional Blockade”

The path leading to this new petition is paved with crushing rejections, each one seemingly reinforcing a terrifying institutional blockade.

• European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) (2005/2006): An initial complaint was devastatingly rejected on May 22, 2006, for alleged “non-exhaustion of domestic remedies”. This was a cruel, Kafkaesque paradox, as it is argued this rejection was based on false information allegedly provided by the Dutch Ministry of Justice, possibly manipulated by Joris Demmink, then Secretary-General. This deceit allegedly concealed the inability to secure legal representation within the Netherlands, setting a chilling precedent.
• UNCAT Complaint (2010): A complaint filed on May 15, 2010, was denied on May 25, 2010, for not falling within the treaty’s scope, though it is now argued this was based on the false premise that the victim could freely access domestic remedies and gather evidence. The alleged 24-year refusal to investigate credible torture allegations, especially after President Obama purportedly filed an UNCAT complaint in January 2017, is presented as a direct, horrifying violation of international law. UNCAT rules place the burden of investigation on the state, not the victim, making this alleged inaction a profound breach.
• Previous European Parliament Petition (June 2021): This earlier petition was deemed inadmissible, citing “incoherent reasoning with an unclear link to the Union’s fields of activity”. This finding, too, is presented not as a neutral assessment but as a direct, horrifying consequence of the alleged state obstruction itself.

These repeated denials, across multiple supposedly independent national and international bodies, solidified the conviction that a “new petition, built upon a coherent and legally sound framework,” was the only remaining avenue for justice.

The Core Strategy of the New Petition: Obstruction as the Violation

The new petition, strategically crafted with the aid of NotebookLM’s analytical capabilities, aims to overcome these procedural hurdles by arguing that the state-orchestrated obstruction itself constitutes the direct violation of fundamental EU rights and principles. This reframing is intended to make the case “coherent” and demonstrate a “clear and profound link to the Union’s field of activity”.

The framework of the new petition, as gleaned from the sources, specifically targets the following alleged violations of EU law and fundamental rights:

1. Undermining the Rule of Law (Article 2 TEU) and Judicial Independence (Article 19 TEU): The petition argues that the alleged systemic corruption within the Ministry of Justice, manipulated by specific officials like Joris Demmink and Jaap Duijs, fundamentally undermines the rule of law, a core EU value. The alleged “Royal Special Decree” of 1972/73 is presented as an abuse of public power to subvert justice and accountability. The “terrifying untouchability” of Demmink and Duijs is seen as directly preventing independent judicial scrutiny.
2. Denial of an Effective Remedy and Fair Trial (Article 47 CFR & Article 6 ECHR): The systematic denial of legal aid since 1972/2000, the blocking of investigations (e.g., detective Haye Bruinsma allegedly forbidden to file reports), the alleged destruction or manipulation of crucial evidence (like the terrifying erasure of the “Frankfurt Dossier” around 1983 and alleged manipulation of DNA tests), and the alleged manipulation of court processes and international bodies (ECHR 2005/2006, UNCAT 2010) are all cited as direct denials of an effective remedy and access to an independent tribunal. Minister David van Weel’s response on February 4, 2025, allegedly sidestepping a specific UNCAT-based legal arbitration request, is presented as further evidence of this ongoing denial.
3. Non-Discrimination (Article 21 CFR): The denial of legal assistance since 1972/2000 is portrayed as discriminatory persecution solely for opposing the alleged conspiracy, in stark contrast to others who allegedly receive aid or even the protection supposedly afforded to figures like Joris Demmink.
4. Right to Asylum (Article 19 CFR): King Willem-Alexander’s purported unlawful blocking of a US asylum offer in 2017, allegedly while serving as a KLM Co-Pilot in American airspace, is presented as a direct violation of this fundamental right. This shocking act, linked to panic after President Obama allegedly filed a UNCAT complaint, underscores the high-level interference.

Collateral Damage and the Horrifying Psychological Toll

The petition explicitly addresses the devastating collateral damage inflicted by this alleged systemic obstruction. The sources recount the destruction of careers, such as Prosecutor Ruud Rosingh allegedly forced to relocate in 1991, and detective Haye Bruinsma allegedly blocked from pursuing investigations. Lawyers have reportedly refused to take the case, demonstrating a pattern of intimidation designed to prevent anyone from building a legally coherent case. This deliberate creation of an “incoherent” situation, leading to procedural rejections, is itself a horrifying tactic.

Furthermore, the psychological and physical toll of this alleged decades-long fight is profoundly highlighted, including alleged torture, drugging (like the “fake-baby-aspirin-antipsychotic”), and cruel treatment. This immense human cost is directly linked to the alleged state’s denial of justice and obstruction, connecting the personal suffering directly to the alleged EU law violations. The psychological reality of “betrayal trauma, institutional gaslighting, and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD)” is presented to de-pathologize the narrative, validating the victim’s experience as a rational response to an irrational and unjust situation, thereby countering any attempt to dismiss the claims as “delusional”.

The Chance of Success

While previous attempts at international redress have been met with procedural denials, often citing a lack of domestic exhaustion or “incoherent reasoning”, the new petition’s strategy, empowered by AI analysis, aims to turn these very denials into evidence of systemic state crime.

• Reframing “Incoherence”: By demonstrating that the alleged systemic obstruction created the inability to present a coherent domestic case, the petition seeks to transform the prior “incoherent reasoning” rejection into external validation of the state’s manipulative tactics.
• Challenging “Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies”: The argument is forcefully made that demanding the exhaustion of domestic remedies is impossible when the state itself is actively preventing access to those remedies and manipulating the system. The new petition invokes ECHR jurisprudence that allows for a “less rigid approach” in cases of “deliberate concealment and obstruction” by authorities.

The new petition represents a meticulously constructed effort, backed by advanced analytical tools, to pierce through the alleged web of state capture and denial. It is explicitly presented as the “only remaining avenue for justice”. By focusing on the obstruction itself as the substantive EU law violation, and rigorously detailing the horrifying psychological and physical abuse, alongside the devastating collateral damage inflicted upon individuals attempting to investigate or help, this new petition attempts to present an undeniable case for the European Parliament to intervene, to initiate a full inquiry, and to formally request a European Commission investigation into the Netherlands’ compliance with the rule of law and fundamental rights.

The chance for success, while always challenging against such entrenched alleged state power and horrifying impunity, lies in the unprecedented clarity and legal framing achieved through this new approach.
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Hans Smedema, B. Sc., in forced exile since 2008 surviving in beautiful El Albir, Costa Blanca, Spain