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First Candidate Commits to Sign Honesty Contract with the Citizens of the United States

Reuben Torres, Board of Freeholders candidate for Essex County New Jersey, is the first candidate for elected office in the United States to execute an Honesty Contract with the Citizens of the United States.

One aspect of our proposed plan for dealing with government and judicial corruption is to ask all elected and appointed government officials and all political candidates to sign an Honesty Contract with the Citizens of the United States of America.

Reuben made the commitment on a radio broadcast on March 3, 2011. He was the first candidate ever asked to sign, and he did!

Let’s hope Reuben Torres becomes the answer to a trivia question in years to come.

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Judge Mary Watersone admits telling a Witness to Lie in her Court

Former judge Mary Waterstone is standing trial for telling a witness to lie under oath in her court.

Mary Waterstone has admitted that she told the witness to lie.

Mary Waterstone was a judge in Michigan for 20 years.

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HELP FIGHT Dishonesty in Government

We need YOUR HELP! I have announced a plan for ding with government and judicial corruption, and the plan is being implemented NOW.

It’s a simple plan that I believe can be pursued to bring honesty back to our governmentand a restoration of our rights under the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Please take a few minutes to see how you can help ….

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Search for One Honest Government Official hits the Streets of Washington, DC Today

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A group of concerned citizens are searching for one honest government official….

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Search for One Honest Government Official FAILS in Washington, DC

A group of concerned citizens searched for one honest government official in Washington, DC, but they found there were none….

They weren’t able to find one through regular channels, so they purchased a mobile billboard that drove throughout Washington, DC on March 1, 2011 advertising for one honest government official to call.

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Judge John Steensland charged with 60 Ethics Violations in Alabama

Retired District Court Judge John Steensland Jr. is set to stand trial after being accused of 60 separate violations of the Alabama Canon of Judicial Ethics by the Judicial Inquiry Commission.

The Judiciary Inquiry Commission has accused Steensland of cursing in court, ridiculing people who appeared before him, and placing a woman in jail even though she had no arrest warrant.

Steensland had sought a delay on grounds that the Judicial Inquiry Commission is reviewing additional complaints against him that could trigger more charges.

The commission opposed a delay because more than 20 witnesses have been subpoenaed for next week’s trial.

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Judge Brooks Blitch, III indicted on Sweeping Federal Corruption and Conspiracy Charges

Brooks Blitch III, a former judge who was one of Clinch Countyâ€™s most powerful political figures, plead guilty in federal court in Macon, Georgia to a fraud charge, according to court documents.

Blitch stepped down as chief judge of the Alapaha Judicial Circuit in South Georgia in June 2008, a month before he was indicted on sweeping federal corruption and conspiracy charges.

He was accused of fixing cases and authorizing illegal payments to county officials.

At that time, the state Judicial Qualifications Commission had charged Blitch with 12 instances of misconduct.

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Government Corruption Crisis Conference Report — Next Steps

The first Government Corruption Crisis Conference was held Sunday February 27, 2011 from 5 to 7 pm EST.
I thought it went “okay.” I was very pleased with the online participation — close to 700 people registered and were logged in and online.
We must deal with all the dishonest people in our government. Please plan to join us Sundays from 5 to 7 pm to learn what we are doing and how you can help ….

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Supreme Court Refuses to Honor Oath to Defend Constitution

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On February 22, 2011, The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order in Docket No. 10-411 in which the justices refused to honor their oath to defend the Constitution.

Each justice took oaths required to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic” and to “bear true faith and allegiance to the same.”

But in the fifth petition presented to The Supreme Court in the last three months asking the Court to declare that federal judges do not have the right to ignore the Constitution, the Court refused again.

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Supreme Court Justices have lost Legal Jurisdiction to Hear Cases

On March 8, 2011,The U.S. Supreme Court issued orders in Docket No. 10-632, 10-633, and 10-690 in which the justices refused to honor their oath to defend the Constitution.

Each justice took oaths required to â€œsupport and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domesticâ€ and to â€œbear true faith and allegiance to the same.â€

But in violating that sacred oath, the Supreme Court no longer has legal jurisdiction to hear cases. Congress must impeach the entore court as soon as possible. I

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