Attorney Van Irion has realised
Posted on | March 2, 2012 | 13 Comments
Attorney Van Irion realised what I’ve been saying for 4 years: we live in a fascist banana republic with corrupt judges and bureaucrats kissing the feet of an usurper.
Terence Brennan |
Submitted on 2012/03/02 at 6:03pm
Orly, You may not want to post this — but I leave that to your choice. Here goes. The following is an email from Attorney Van Irion. He is now tasting the filthy corruption that you have been dealing with for years. He is stunned by the lack of honor in the courts, who should be the nation’s final defenders of justice. —-Attorney Van Irion’s experience in Georgia— “So much has happened recently demonstrating the lack of honor in our judicial system that I’m now forced to review these incidents in bullet point format: “The President’s attorney dishonors the Georgia Administrative Court by sending a letter directly to the Secretary of State requesting the executive branch of Georgia to take a lawsuit away from the judicial branch. “The President and his attorney dishonor the Georgia Administrative court again by violating that court’s order to appear. “The Georgia Administrative Court refuses to forward Liberty Legal Foundation’s motion for contempt to the Georgia Supreme Court, despite Georgia law leaving the Administrative court no discretion on this matter. “The Georgia Administrative court refuses to even respond to correspondence regarding our motion for contempt. “The Georgia Superior Court fails to comment on the motion for contempt or require the Administrative court to forward records, as required by law. “The Georgia Superior Court Clerk initially refuses to file LLF’s appeal document, then backs down after being instructed on the law. “The Georgia Superior Court Clerk refuses to file LLF’s emergency motion for preliminary injunction because $1 was not included with our filing. Then, when LLF hand delivers $1 to the clerk, the clerk sits on the motion for 10 days and mails it back to LLF claiming that the correct staffer didn’t get the $1. Our plaintiff gave the case number, name of the motion, and name of the staffer, who was literally pointed at in the room. Yet the clerk’s office still claims that that staffer didn’t get the $1. The motion had to be completely re-filed and was then delayed another two days before finally being filed. “The Chief Judge of the Superior Court was made aware of all of the incidents occurring in her Clerk’s office, yet she did nothing to correct the situation. “The President’s motion to dismiss was filed on his first attempt. After three days the Court notified LLF that the Court had shortened the time to file an opposition to that motion, giving us less than a day to file. “Late that same day the Chief Judge signs an order denying LLF’s motion to have Van Irion admitted as a visiting attorney in this case, preventing LLF from filing the opposition that the Court had ordered us to file 6 hours earlier. (Note that I’ve been admitted as a visiting attorney in 5 states and at every level of court, both state and federal. I’ve never been denied admission before. Further, my local attorney sponsor was a sitting member of the state’s legislature, making this denial even more shocking.) Even more outrageous is the timing of the denial, made just hours before a Court-set deadline, after the Court sat on our motion for more than two weeks. “The Georgia Secretary of State has, to date, refused to forward the record of the case to the Superior Court, despite Georgia law absolutely requiring this action and requiring that it be done as soon as possible. “The Superior Court does nothing to require the Secretary of State to forward the record of the case. “Only 90 minutes after our plaintiff files an opposition himself (because LLF was denied the ability to file it for him), the Chief Judge issues a three-page opinion granting Obama’s motion to dismiss our appeal. It seems obvious that the Court’s opinion was written before they asked us to file an opposition. Also, the dismissal was granted while the Court had not even received the record of the hearing held by the lower court. In other words, it ruled without even reviewing the record or reading our plaintiff’s opposition. “Our system of government is based upon an assumption that the people placed in high office are honorable. This is an absolute requirement for the survival of our nation. The Founding Fathers understood that when dishonorable people begin to take high office, the system of government they set into motion would begin to fail. Unfortunately America’s judicial system is proving this principle. “These are just the incidents associated with our Georgia case and we are not discussing the substance of the breathtakingly absurd rulings from any of these courts. Without needing to discuss judicial rulings, the incidents cited here demonstrate the harassment, bias, and lack of honor in the administrative operation of our courts. This bias effectively prevents those on one side of an issue to have basic access to the courts.In other words, the courts are now barring specific viewpoints from entering the front doors of the court. When we do get through we are harassed by means of the timing of orders and one-sided enforcement of procedural requirements. “Georgia is an example of what is happening across our country. Laws are being blatantly ignored by those in high office, while other laws are being used to punish their political opponents. This type of corruption reflects the practices historically found in third world nations, dictatorships, and communist tyrannies. Freedom cannot survive where such practices go unpunished. “Yet it is practically impossible to punish individuals holding high office. This is why such individuals must have honor, allowing them to resist their own selfish temptations. Unfortunately America’s high offices are now populated by corrupt people with no moral compass. Our leaders have no honor. Our Founding Fathers are being proven correct, once again. “Our opponents are trying to frustrate and exhaust us to the point that we will give up. They don’t want their bias and dishonor to be seen in the light of day. The corrupt individuals in high office are harassing us for our efforts. This tells us that we are having an effect. Even when we don’t win a legal battle, our efforts shine the light of truth on their corruption. That corruption is responding by lashing out at us.” |
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March 2nd, 2012 @ 11:51 pm
It’s time for a military coup d’etat – NOT a REVOLUTION. The US military is the People’s Protector of last resort of the US Constitution. The upper military Pentagon brass are all yes men and whores of no honor; they cannot be trusted. Any workable coup d’etat must be implemented like Valkyrie behind their backs.
The judges’ behavior is truly despicable, but just as equally despicable is the deafening silence from the State legislatures and the federal legislature that have the power to impeach these judges immediately. By refusing to impeach these judges for patently un-Constitutional and treasonous rulings, they are tacitly allowing and committing Treason themselves and the misprision of a felony. Any successful military coup d’etat must also necessarily address the traitors at the State level as well as the federal level.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 4:14 am
Very interesting and important points mentioned by Attorney Van Irion.
It was worth reading and very informative. Thanks for sharing this email with us.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 7:24 am
Oh well, so much for the “Competent Lawyers”…
March 3rd, 2012 @ 8:28 am
Van Irion makes some very good points with his comments in the “bullet point format.”
The good people of the State of Georgia should wake up to the fact that their elected officials have lost their “moral compass.”
This is a nice way of calling officials cowards
and corrupt–which, obviously, they are in this whole shameful episode.
Van Irion and other lawyers need to adapt and
expect the deck rigged against their efforts
and work to “game the system” right back at
these judges and state officials. So far about all that has been accomplished is to show these people and their actions to be very foolish, indeed. But, as Van Irion points out,
the effort and exposure is a victory of sorts. Thanks to the Internet the word gets out.
I see little good in calling for the gallows, a Gulag, or Salt Mine. These people know for sure they can skate by without harm….now or in the future. It would be nice to reflect upon such a fate for these traitors, but it
simply a fact of life we must accept.
To think that these people are fellow Americans and raised in a free society makes me have grave concerns for the future of my children in this country.
I think the best course of action is at the ballot box. Get Orly elected! Send the Usurper back to Chicago. Concentrate on the most promising efforts and leave the filth
in Hawaii alone. Let them stew in their vile
juices.
Sheriff Joe and his Cold Case Posse produced
an excellent presentation. It remains to be
seen how it goes from here, but this is exactly
the type of publicity that helps right now and goes a long way to vindicate Orly’s long struggle.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 9:33 am
Hmmm… I emailed this Van Iron a month ago
and outlined all of the crimes, fraud,
etc.. everything that has been discovered
about Obama; this was after the GA
fiasco with Malahi.
Guess what.. he emailed me back a very
brief reply….to the effect of:
“This is not true. I don’t believe this.”
Wow… I hope he is washing the egg off
of his face now.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 9:51 am
Sometime you have to pick your victories. In my view, exposing the corruption is as important as winning the cases.
This was NEVER going to be easy, mostly because few people realize that we no longer live in a Constitutional Republic.
THIS is how a Plutarchy operates.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 2:42 pm
@LLW – with all due respect, we DO live in a Constitutional Republic. Just because a few maniacs think they are in charge and have temporarily hijacked the process is no reason to give up. They can only take it from us if we let them. I’m not going to let them – are you?
@Fred Dorsey – why let them get away with it? I have a very long memory and I hold a grudge.
We don’t need 100% of the populace to get it. 3% should be enough. It was once before, it can be again. It’s a simple matter of determination. If you think you have ANYTHING better to do, then you truly are doomed. There is NOTHING more important than preserving this Constitution and this country. You will just have to determine how far you are willing to go to do it. I’m willing to go ALL OF THE WAY and I know there are plenty of others like me. WE WILL PREVAIL – not these corrupted pukes that think God isn’t watching.
God bless America and all who defend her. The rest can go to hell.
March 3rd, 2012 @ 10:31 pm
I read somewhere once that the percentage originally of American colonists who supported the Revolution was merely 17% at the outset of hostilities with Great Britain. An extremely determined and passionate minority willing to take a stand for justice was able to galvanize the recalcitrant and perhaps timid majority into action.
March 4th, 2012 @ 3:11 am
Obama’s been ruining Top Military commanders that he feels won’t go along with the conversion to outright marxism. That why some generals quit, retired, or where fired. He has infultrated IRS, Military, Civil service posts, and many agencies by shaking up command structures and putting in – people who dont care and won’t ask questions when it comes to the constituional limitations of goverment action.
By the way election voting is rigged for 2012 so the only way is to stop Obama before the vote – thru legal methods or law enforcement.
March 4th, 2012 @ 3:19 am
Example the SEIU – handles election voting machines in NV – test case was Harry Rieds election in 2010.
Sharon Angle was winnning in Clark county – power goes out – power comes back on – Harry Ried Wins.
Also done in Washington – with Patty Murry – a slightly different method but if you do a statical study on voting patterns you could see a undenable pattern where two or thre counties/districts are skewed.
Lastly – the 1.5 billion that was lost by Corrizine is the Dems Black Ops money to steal the elections and fund occupy walstreet. That’s why he testified – he had no choice – larger powers told he to take fall- or he would face destiny of worse things happening to him.
March 4th, 2012 @ 5:20 am
actually it was not 17, but 2-3%
May 14th, 2012 @ 5:25 am
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