Smedema’s Strategies for Exposing His Allegations

Smedema employed a multifaceted approach to bring his allegations of a conspiracy against him to light, utilizing a combination of personal investigation, legal actions, public outreach, and historical parallels to frame his narrative and garner support. He believed that by persistently pushing his claims through various channels, he could eventually break through the alleged cover-up and achieve justice.

1. Personal Investigation and Evidence Gathering:

• Meticulous Documentation: Smedema meticulously documented his experiences, meticulously recording dates, names, conversations, and events in his blog posts and self-published ebooks. He believed that by creating a detailed and comprehensive record, he could demonstrate the scope and depth of the alleged conspiracy and provide evidence to support his claims. [1-5]
• Review of Personal Records: Smedema reviewed his personal records, including medical records, court documents, and correspondence, seeking evidence to corroborate his allegations. He claimed to have found inconsistencies, alterations, and missing documents that pointed to a deliberate effort to manipulate information and obstruct justice. [2-4, 6-8]
• Witness Interviews: Smedema attempted to interview numerous individuals, including family members, former neighbors, legal professionals, and government officials, who he believed possessed information relevant to his case. However, he claimed many were reluctant to speak or denied knowledge, attributing this to fear of reprisal or complicity in the alleged cover-up. [2-4, 8-10]
• Hiring Private Investigators: Smedema hired private investigators to gather information and conduct interviews, hoping they could uncover evidence to support his claims. While the investigators, according to Smedema, were unable to find conclusive proof of a conspiracy, he highlighted the obstacles they faced, suggesting that the alleged cover-up hindered their efforts. [2, 3, 8, 11]

2. Legal Actions and Complaints:

• Filing Charges and Complaints: Smedema attempted to file criminal charges against his alleged abusers and submitted complaints to various oversight bodies, including the police, the Ministry of Justice, the CTIVD (Review Committee for the Intelligence and Security Services), and the National Ombudsman. However, he claimed his efforts were consistently blocked, ignored, or dismissed, reinforcing his belief that the legal system was working against him. [4, 12-16]
• Seeking Legal Representation: Smedema repeatedly sought legal representation in both the Netherlands and the United States but encountered significant difficulties. He claimed that lawyers were either intimidated or refused to take his case, and that those who initially agreed to represent him often withdrew under pressure. [17-19] He attributed this to the alleged conspiracy’s influence and the widespread perception that he was delusional, which made him an undesirable client. [20]
• Asylum Requests: Driven by his belief that he could not receive justice in the Netherlands, Smedema filed multiple asylum requests with the United States and Canada. [21-23] He believed that by seeking protection and recognition from other countries, he could expose the alleged conspiracy and potentially receive a fair hearing outside the Dutch legal system. [24] He claimed that the Dutch government actively interfered with his asylum requests, highlighting a dramatic incident where he alleges King Willem-Alexander personally blocked his asylum offer from the Department of Justice in 2017. [23, 24]

3. Public Outreach and Advocacy:

• Blogging and Self-Publishing: Smedema created a blog as a platform to publicize his allegations, document his experiences, and connect with potential supporters. [5, 25, 26] He also self-published ebooks expanding on his claims and providing detailed accounts of the alleged conspiracy. [1, 5] Through these platforms, he aimed to break through the alleged “cordon sanitaire,” a term he used to describe the isolation and manipulation he believed the conspiracy enforced to silence him. [5, 27, 28]
• Contacting International Bodies: Smedema reached out to international organizations, including the UN Human Rights Council, Amnesty International, and the European Court of Human Rights, seeking their intervention and support. [19, 22] He believed that by bringing his case to the attention of international bodies, he could bypass the alleged corruption and obstruction within the Dutch system and garner support from external actors.
• Engaging with Media and Journalists: Smedema attempted to contact journalists and media outlets, hoping to attract attention to his case and prompt wider coverage. [29] He believed that media exposure could help him overcome the alleged cover-up and force the Dutch government to address his accusations.

4. Historical Parallels and Framing:

• The Dreyfus Affair: Smedema frequently compared his situation to the Dreyfus Affair, a late 19th-century French scandal involving the wrongful conviction of a Jewish army officer based on forged evidence and a subsequent government cover-up. [30-33] He drew parallels between the alleged fabrication of evidence, obstruction of justice, and silencing of dissent in both cases, aiming to demonstrate the potential for even democratic governments to engage in similar abuses of power. [32]
• Anne Frank: Smedema also invoked the story of Anne Frank, highlighting his feeling of being stateless due to the alleged persecution by his own government. [30, 32] He compared his experiences to the Frank family’s plight during World War II, emphasizing the themes of betrayal, persecution, and the denial of basic rights and protections.
• Kafkaesque Reality: Smedema frequently described his encounters with the Dutch legal system as “Kafkaesque,” drawing parallels to the themes of bureaucratic absurdity, arbitrary authority, and powerlessness found in the works of Franz Kafka. [30, 32, 34] This comparison served to highlight the seemingly illogical and insurmountable obstacles he faced and to portray himself as trapped in a system designed to deny him justice.

Obstacles and Challenges:

Smedema’s efforts to expose his allegations were met with significant obstacles, which he attributed to the power and reach of the alleged conspiracy. He claimed that the Dutch government, along with complicit individuals within his family, legal circles, and the medical profession, employed various tactics to silence him, discredit his claims, and maintain the alleged cover-up. [14, 15, 18, 25, 35-39]

These alleged tactics included:

• Lack of Cooperation from Authorities: Smedema claimed the Dutch police, Ministry of Justice, and AIVD consistently refused to investigate his allegations, ignored his reports, and denied him access to information. [15, 16, 39, 40] He believed they were either actively participating in the cover-up or were intimidated into inaction.
• Difficulty Securing Legal Representation: Smedema’s inability to find and retain legal counsel, both in the Netherlands and the United States, was a major impediment to his efforts. He attributed this to the alleged conspiracy’s influence, claiming that lawyers were pressured or threatened to avoid representing him. [14, 18, 39]
• Manipulation and Suppression of Evidence: Smedema accused the Dutch government of deleting or altering crucial documents, including medical records, police files, and intelligence reports, to conceal evidence and maintain the narrative of his mental instability. [15, 16, 27]
• Forced Medical Interventions and the “Delusional” Narrative: Smedema claimed that he was subjected to forced medical interventions, including drugging, brainwashing, and electroshock therapy, intended to discredit his claims and portray him as mentally unstable. [15, 41] He believed that this manipulation was a key part of the cover-up, as it served to invalidate his accusations and make it easier for authorities to dismiss him.
• Witness Intimidation and Silence: Smedema described an environment of fear and intimidation that prevented individuals with knowledge of the alleged conspiracy from coming forward. [15, 42] He claimed that potential witnesses, including family members, former colleagues, and legal professionals, were pressured or threatened to remain silent, hindering his ability to gather corroborating evidence.
• Exploitation of Legal Procedures and Loopholes: Smedema accused the Dutch government of using legal technicalities and loopholes to obstruct his pursuit of justice. [15, 43] He claimed they manipulated procedures, denied him due process, and exploited his lack of legal representation to secure unfavorable rulings against him.

Smedema believed that by raising public awareness, seeking international support, and meticulously documenting his experiences, he could eventually overcome these obstacles and expose the truth. [25]

Conclusion:

Smedema’s strategies for bringing his allegations to light were characterized by persistence, resourcefulness, and a deep belief in the validity of his claims. He utilized a combination of investigative techniques, legal actions, public outreach, and historical framing to create a compelling narrative and challenge the alleged conspiracy he believed was working against him. Despite facing significant obstacles, Smedema remained dedicated to his quest for justice, highlighting the complexities of individual struggles against powerful institutions and the challenges of seeking accountability when allegations are met with disbelief and dismissal. However, it’s important to note that the sources provided are limited to Smedema’s perspective and lack independent verification. [23, 28, 33, 44-59] Further investigation and corroboration from external sources are necessary to fully assess the validity of his claims.

Google NotebookLM Insights,

Remarkably correct, but not 100% yet. I did not ask for asylum in Canada, I had to fly there and planned to walk to the border and ask for the second asylum in America as Judge Rex J. Ford had instructed me to do it if there was more persecution! Try through Canada, or Mexico he advised me.

based on this Blog and ebooks by Victim-Author:

Hans Smedema B. Sc., in forced exile surviving in beautiful ‘El Albir’, Costa Blanca, Spain