Monthly Archives: March 2011

IRS = Illicit Rove/RNC Supporter, too

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Susan Chandler

Eric King will likely be executed today. If his conviction is wrongful, as many believe, the IRS Oversight Board may have the power to stop it if they’re finally willing to act within the rule of law for a change. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged A.G. Holder, American Crossroads, DOJ, execution, exoneration compensation, false conviction, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS, IRS Oversight Board, Karl Rove, prosecutorial misconduct, supervisory misconduct, taxation without representation, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, Velvet Revolution, wrongful execution | 2 Comments

IRS = Infernal Reapers Society + Innocents’ Requiem Services

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Susan Chandler

The IRS Annual Oversight Meeting lasted four hours. From what I’m learning, the Meeting should have lasted at least four days, with resulting press releases having every dot.org scrambling to make sure that its income tax exemption wouldn’t be next … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Bar Association, American Cancer Society, DOJ, false conviction, Florida Bar Association, Imbler v Pachtman, Innocence Project, IRS, prosecutorial misconduct, SCOTUS, supervisory misconduct, taxation without representation, US Treasury Department, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, wrongful execution | Leave a comment

Mainstream media … gathering and pulling wool

Posted on March 20, 2011 by Susan Chandler

Major newspapers nationwide carried USA Today founder Al Neuharth’s claim of being tricked by Rumsfeld, more or less sending up trial balloons to see if “I know nothing!!” would fly. It didn’t and won’t. Not for invasions, not for frame-ups. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Al Neuharth, American Bar Association, Bill Dillon, DOJ, false convictions, FBI, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Juan Ramos, Lawson Lamar, mainstream media, Norm Wolfinger, Rupert Murdoch, Sen. Mike Haridopolos, USA Today, Wilton Dedge | 1 Comment

IRS Oversight Board Annual Public Meeting – four hours??

Posted on March 20, 2011 by Susan Chandler

“There are death warrants in force that shouldn’t have been signed; lives depend upon you not being elitist jackasses one day longer, posthumous exonerations give little comfort and don’t make families whole for the taxes they paid without representation.” —————————————- … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Bar Association, death warrant, exoneration, false conviction, Frank Lee Smith, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS, IRS abortion audit, IRS Oversight Board, Mark Sodersten, posthumous exoneration, prosecutorial misconduct, supervisory misconduct, taxation without representation, Tim Cole, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

Protecting the messenger …

Posted on March 18, 2011 by Susan Chandler

Long story short – Hey, Scari Hari!! If you’re gonna be dirty, be dirty. But don’t mire others in your muck that have to do your bidding to get a paycheck. If Ms. Ballard is a mucker in her own … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bob Graham, Bonnie Ballard, Centurion Ministries, chain of evidence, conviction corruption, death penalty, empty evidence tubes, Ernest Haridopolos, false convictions, FBI, felon rights restoration, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Innocence Project, Innocence Project of Florida, Internet sales tax loophole, Jack Parker, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, LabCorp, Lawson Lamar, Linroy Bottoson, malicious prosecution, Mike Haridopolos, Norm Wolfinger, Orchid Cellmark, Orlando Sentinel, Phil Archer, Phil Williams, prosecutorial misconduct, redistricting, Robert Cromwell, scent evidence, Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee, Wayne Ivey, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | 1 Comment

Two-faced proposal for two Florida Supreme Courts

Posted on March 13, 2011 by Susan Chandler

When our legislators spout nonsense, our media publishes an opposing opinion or two and then stops there, only occasionally authoring forceful editorials that reveal proposed legislation as unethical. Read a bit of Thomas Jefferson if you believe that this practice … Continue reading →

Posted in Color of Law | Tagged absolute immunity for misconduct, American Bar Association, Comparative Bullet Lead Analysis, Dean Cannon, death penalty, Derrick Smith, false convictions, FBI, FBI bullet lead analysis, felon rights restoration, Florida Supreme Court, Imbler v Pachtman, Jimmy Ates, malicious prosecutions, Mike Haridopolos, privatization, prosecutorial misconduct, Rod Smith, scent evidence, supervisory misconduct, Timely Justice Act, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

“Interim Response” is the new “Mailbox Full”

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Susan Chandler

It’s a good thing I can take a joke … FL Republican Senator LeMieux’s ridiculous “Mailbox Full” rejections of my input on issues were replaced by FL Republican Senator Rubio’s equally ridiculous “Interim Response” acceptances of my input. For comparison … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Alcee Hastings, Bill Nelson, conviction corruption, false conviction, George LeMieux, Interim Response, Mailbox Full, Marco Rubio | 4 Comments