What I might say for this show it says for itself.  As far as 
Hollywood's breakthrough in educational television, this is 
it.  Some might call it science fiction, and those people are 
stupid or crooked or both.  Stupid, like the people who 
believe our government is not involved in drugs negating 
the fact that at the top of the pyramid are the untouchables 
who are beyond the reach of the law.  Opposite of the 
Clinton's who are the targets for selective enforcement of 
the laws.  I mean, if lying is so all darn important to our 
congressmen and leaders, then they should stop making a 
living at it.

Any of us living in the shadow of the JFK assassination 
who have studied the facts know that X-Files is based on 
true stories.  Some of the truths, such as aliens from outer 
space, may shadow greater truths that such lies were 
perpetrated to cover up genetic experimentation and other 
secret experiments.  X-Files reveals all of this.

Those who are in denial about the JFK assassination and 
the X-Files scenario's are protecting their own status quo 
and nothing more.  They are liars whose lies have the 
high crimes factor that Clinton's lies surely do not.  

X-Files for those seeking the truth builds a common 
ground for communication.  For those who are clueless, it 
provides some clues.

As we move into the next millennium and human rights 
are threatened by the evil genius of self serving 
psychopaths disguised as authority figures, society must 
understand what is going on if we are to use what liberties 
and rights we have to protect our human rights for our 
and future generations to come.  

Even the police to often serve organized criminal efforts 
by refusing to see anything short of obvious and including 
a smoking gun, except when it serves their psychological 
needs to justify their existence or perpetrate their personal 
beliefs or racist beliefs.  No inference that the people who 
comprise the police are unanimously corrupt by any 
means, but the system is surely faulted.  Crimes against 
individuals are committed daily which are of a serious 
nature.  But unless they fit some stereotype such as 
shoplifting or burglary they are summarily discounted.  
Indeed, the perpetration of crimes against individuals by 
systems, corporations, government agencies and so on are 
routinely discounted.  In the event they are pursued, the 
ability of the individual to outlast any collective system in 
a court of law is negligible, resulting in almost assured 
lack of justice for the individual and impunity for the 
organisation committing the crime.

Yet we must not forget that X-Files represents a police 
force also, and what happens to those in the policing 
system who refuse to stick their head in the sand and 
negate what is right and wrong.  We see these FBI agents 
routinely facing threats against their lives not simply in 
the pursuit of ordinary criminals, but in pursuit of the 
criminals who work within the system.  We see the 
powerlessness of law enforcement when powerful 
psychopaths knowledgeable about the National Security 
Establishment and wielding influence are able to threaten 
and destroy any attempt by law enforcement to truly 
uphold the laws of the land.

And thus we find the root of despair and resignation 
within the law enforcement community that results in not 
only the blind eye to 90% of all crime (my estimate) but 
that encourages such crime to multiply as perpetrators 
realize success after success.

X-Files is timely, and hopefully not too late.  My greatest 
praise to perhaps the best show ever on television, the 
actors, directors, producers and people who make it 
happen.

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