Dear President. You need to strengthen control over the work of the law enforcement and intelligence agencies to drastically reduce the number of mass murders and suicides, as well as interventions in the privacy of U.S. citizens. I suggest the following.
It is necessary to accumulate information on daily work of employees and heads of law enforcement agencies, intelligence services and the related informants and provocateurs. To do this you need to create a separate service for the collection and storage of such information. This bank of information should begin with the complete list of their employees and informants.
Let legislators decide what part of the daily work flow of information for all employees and informants to collect.
I consider it important to collect phone conversations and handheld transceivers between employees and informants of law enforcement agencies, intelligence services and the related informants, provocateurs. That this information will give objective, data facts on the following: each specific employee and his serving informants (snitches) and provokers in the working day, what they do, for whom, and what legal and illegal, if any, provocative steps against citizens and so on.
It is pertinent to collect the following information: what order each employee obtains and the informant daily and weekly and other reports on the completed work, and other important information.
