"However, for as long as 'the corrupt' have overall
control of the courts and the legal system, I believe they
will always win out in the end: especially where there are
very valuable assets such as
oil and gas
reserves
involved."
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Re-visit the
dealby Gayle Fri Feb 27, 2009
11:00I would agree with you
Margaret regarding the need to "re-visit that
deal".
However, for as long as "the corrupt" have
overall control of the courts and the legal system, I believe
they will always win out in the end: especially where there
are very valuable assets such as oil and gas reserves
involved.
That is why I believe
"trial by jury"
is an absolute must: when and where things get to the stage
that genuine law-abiding protestors end up being charged with
criminal offences for things such as "obstruction" for
example.
As I see things at least, it's far, far too
easy at the present time for judges (in the PAY of the
GOVERNMENT please note) to criminalise genuine protestors --
who are simply trying their best to resist the bad social
effects (on the community at large) from bad
law.
Trial by Jury Versus Government
Tyranny:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Trial+by+Jury+Versus+Government+Tyranny&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq======================
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Corruption, Crime, and
Cover-Ups: "The Constitution has been
hijacked" (Registered letter to Prime Minister Brian Cowan
T.D. dated May 9th 2008):
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