from a supporter Barbara Riosenfeld: More important than a dead dog, more evidence of utter corruption in the judiciary
Posted on | November 17, 2013 | 1 Comment
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MORE IMPORTANT THAN A DEAD DOG
Doug Vogt’s filing notice of Misprison of Felony and Misprision of Treason
in the Western District of Washington is more important than a dead dog.
in the Western District of Washington is more important than a dead dog.
In 2010 Judge James Robart made a name for himself by fighting a city
called Des Moines, Washington over a tasered dog.
called Des Moines, Washington over a tasered dog.
Ask yourself if treasonous acts committed by individuals to usurp the
presidency of the United States of America by a foreign agent deserve to be
presidency of the United States of America by a foreign agent deserve to be
ignored and the unfortunate tasering of a Newfoundland dog named Rosie means this
judge is doing his job as a federal judge.
judge is doing his job as a federal judge.
Although I applaud Judge Robart’s effort to right a wrong in Des Moines,
our nation is far more important than a benchslap.
Is the Judicary branch of our government controlled by the Executive Branch
and has our justice system gone to the dogs?
and has our justice system gone to the dogs?
See the filing and response by Judge Robart here to Doug Vogt’s filing:
This is not a right-left issue, it is a matter of national security.
If you love your country, don’t let it be neutered from the bench. Our founding fathers meant
for us to have separate branches of government, that’s why George Washington
signed these laws and that’s why you should be outraged at the dismissal of this
case.
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