Last couple of months I have sent e-mails to the Justice Department and the FBI Northern Virginia Public Corruption/Government Fraud Task Force where I presented our experiences with the Virginia State Bar's diligence today, gone tomorrow policies along with supporting references. Of course there has been no response, typical authorities, ignore or deny.

But after sending this information to the Justice Department I read about Justice Department blackballed liberal lawyers, report says...

jowey

Life is strange sometimes. I finished work and headed home. I had to stop and get cigarettes for the wife and since it was early enough I bought a lottery ticket. Hey, you never know! Anyway, home I go and that’s when I notice that I didn’t have my ticket. I call the convenience store and they’ll hold it for me.

So I eat dinner and watch The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. After that I head to the store. It’s only a couple of blocks away so I walk. To make it more pleasant...

Kanadesaga

The following recount of our experiences provides me with great amusement. On my girlfriends third attorney, the one that stuck with her case, she would relay experiences of stalking, assaults and being accosted at work. This attorney would make mention of these attacks to the court without foundation, such as contacting those that witnessed the assaults. When confronted with the expected excuses he would say "okay" and drop the matter. Throughout this courtroom experience we expected...

jowey

I have a name for it, the "Pelosi Syndrome".....

This is classic modern American government, consider the following:

• One group of people chose to dismiss the rules that this society is supposed to abide by, the silly document called the Constitution. It is represented by the Bush / Cheney crowd.
  
• Then when someone stands up, Dennis Kucinich, and sheds light on the corruption, the "oversight institution", represented by the House and Speaker

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jowey

I cant help but wonder whether White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan would be considered a "good apple" before his book or after ?

Scott McClellan's silence through his tenure which demonstrated loyalty to the group of which he was a member, did this make him a "good apple" ? Could it be that he went bad when he "told" on those outside the group ? Good Press Secretaries, Good cops, Good attorneys, Good anyone part of a collective do not tell...

jowey