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The whole 11th Circuit in Atlanta, Georgia needs the Justice Department to come in and clean house and get rid of all those corrupt judges so that judges who “want” to uphold the law can do their jobs without fear of backlash from the corrupt judges who have a lot of bias against protected classes of people.
Corrupt judges like Judge William S. Duffey, Jr. and Judge Susan H. Black, who with others have abused power are the reason no one trust the courts anymore in Atlanta, Georgia.
No matter how poorly written the motion, he grants it.
Anyone opposing her is not allowed to present evidence, is continually interrupted, and is admonished by this so-called judge.
Continue reading Idaho Magistrate Judge Eugene A. Marano charged with Corruption
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Google Judge David P. Darden Right Now, and see what WE can all do to fight corruption.
I published an article about Judge David P. Darden on January 30, 2012. It is now January 31, 2012.
And Google lists the article as the #4 search result of 25,700 results for “Judge David P. Darden.”
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At 8 am on January 31, 2012, “picketing” and petitioning began at the Fulton County Courthouse in downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
It was a fascinating experience in many ways, and it is my hope that GRIP (Government Reform & Integrity Platform) will now expand this effort to all 3,131 counties in America.
William M. Windsor, Evelyne Ennis, Curtrice Ennis, and Ed Dort manned the clipboards at the two entrances to the courthouse….
Continue reading Picketing and Petitioning at Atlanta Georgia Courthouse is a Success
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A new music video was just released. It’s called “Stop Judicial Corruption: Rally ’round Bill.”
Written, produced, and performed by K. Pat Brady, I hope you will forgive me for getting such a kick out of this.
Pat is very clever. He won’t win American Idol, but you gotta appreciate this.
My favorite line is “Their a$$ will be grass, and we the lawnmower….”
Continue reading New Music Video — Stop Judicial Corruption: Rally ’round Bill
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I charge Judge David P. Darden, judge of the State Court of Cobb County Georgia, with corruption.
Judge David P. Darden was the presiding judge in my lawsuit with State Farm Insurance Company.
This is one of the most corrupt state court judges in Georgia’s history, if not the history of the United States. My name is Shellie Youhoing-Nanan, and this is my story….
Continue reading Judge David P. Darden is charged with Corruption in Cobb County Georgia
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Failure is NOT an option. Those were Roxanne’s words at the end of tonight’s Lawless America Online TV Show.
And she is right on the money!
Ladies and gentlemen, we cannot lose this battle. We’re talking about our country here…and the future for our children and grandchildren.
Continue reading Failure is NOT an Option – Lawless America News Report from January 29, 2012
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For ten years, I was the victim of an abusive relationship with a man named James Richard Casey, otherwise known as Ricky Ratt.
He slept around with at least seven other women that I know of. James Richard Casey loved his porn, tried to get me to have threesomes with other men, and tried to pimp me out to his sleazy friends.
This is my story — I’m Kelley Casey.
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I was at the Obama Hearing in Atlanta on January 26, 2012, and Lydia Swain and I videotaped the entire proceeding for Producer William Wagener of On Second Thought TV.
The first of the videos from the hearing is now available on the next page.
I learned late today from Plaintiffs’ Attorney Orly Taitz that the judge has accelerated the schedule, and he may announce his decision as early as February 1, 2012….
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Picketing began at Fulton County Georgia Courthouse on Tuesday, January 31, 2012.
The Georgia members of GRIP — Government Reform & Integrity Platform — position themselves outside each entrance to the courthouse collecting signatures.
The results of this effort will be evaluated to determine if the GRIP Steering Committee wants to propose weekly protests and petitioning at courts nationwide….
Continue reading Picketing began at Fulton County Georgia Courthouse on Tuesday, January 31, 2012