July 05, 2012
British R Coming. Pls RT!
How the American Revolution would have gone down if Twitter was around, via Foreign Policy:
@KingGeorge3 I desire what is good. Therefore, everyone who does not help me reach 10k followers today is a traitor.
@SamAdams Tweet up at the harbor Nov 28. Bring tea. Mohawk costume optional #TeaParty
@PatrickHenry Give me liberty or give me death #BOOM
@LordNorth @SamAdams @PatrickHenry You guys are in big trouble
@PaulRevere British r coming Pls RT
@PaulRevere @RobertNewman Correction: That's ONE if by land, TWO if by sea
@ConcordMinutemen #shotsfired
@ConcordMinutemen No really...shots have been fired
@GeorgeWashington I love the smell of musket powder in the morning. #Ticonderoga
@TomJefferson Working on a major declaration. Dropping July 4. Stay tuned.
Read the rest here.
Posted by Zujaja Tauqeer at 07:31 AM | Permalink
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"We would have been much better off, if Mr. Revere had cried, 'The lawyers are coming!
The lawyers are coming!'"
"Organized crime is divided into various syndicates or families. The godfathers of the family of lawyers are federal judges. In terms of economic devastation and the destruction of the moral values of our society, federal judges make such infamous Mafia chieftains as Al Capone look like pickpockets. Federal judges--who are they and where do they come from?
To become a federal judge, a person must be a lawyer and a pal of a United States Senator. These are the only prerequisites. Many judges are selected from the ranks of practicing attorneys from law firms such as Brown and Bain. That is correct. One day a lawyer may prepare a fraudulent pretrial order on behalf of a client like IBM, and the next day, he dons a black robe and swings the gavel in federal court. U.S. Attorneys provide another source of federal judges. One day the U.S. Attorney covers up the criminal offenses of federal judges, and the next day he is one. Federal judges certainly come to the bench with the proper experience and preparation to fulfill their evil mission...." Quoted from "IBM and the Corruption of Justice in America" by Earl Carey, 1992, page 332.
This book lists no less than 42 federal judges by name and location who violated the very rules they were "sworn" to abide by.
Posted by: WJAbbe | Jul 6, 2012 7:09:36 AM
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