GOVEROTRAGEOUS: REMEMBER GARY WEBB?

Thursday, May 7, 2026

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REMEMBER GARY WEBB

in 1996, gary exposed how the cia hired drug traffickers, to sell massive amounts of cocaine in the united states, in order to raise untraceable funds to finance a terrorist organization who were trying to overthrow the nicaraguan government. these massive shipments of cocaine ultimately sparked the crack epidemic that decimated inner cities during the 90’s. as a result mainstream media vilified gary webb & destroyed his career, which also destroyed his marriage. but he refused to back down. in 2004 he was found dead with 2 bullet wounds to his head. his death was ruled a suicide. this man literally lost everything to give us a glimpse of the truth. don’t let his memory or what he stood for fade.

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And oldie but goodie … … 

Since there is no “Statute of Limitations” on MURDER, how about some appropriate DA take this a grand jury.  Grant the person who signed off on the “suicide” determination immunity and then shake out all the “parasites” (i.e, criminals, politicians, and bureaucrats) involved.  

All grants of immunity are contingent on all TRUTHFUL testimony.  

It would be an interesting exercise of “sunshine” on some dark corners of Gooferment action!

Argh!

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LIBERTY: Would-be law student fights an uphill battle without significant legal help

Saturday, September 16, 2023

https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/appeals-court-reinstates-wrongly-imprisoned-students-suit-against-college

Appeals court reinstates wrongly imprisoned student’s lawsuit against college for hiding evidence

  • Would-be law student, acquitted by second jury in 29 minutes, represents himself in civil case. Trial judge repeatedly botched statute of limitations, 3rd Circuit finds.

By Greg Piper
Updated: September 9, 2023 – 11:20pm

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A student who spent 16 months in prison before a second jury exonerated him of sexual assault will get another chance to hold his public university accountable for withholding evidence during his first criminal trial, then refusing to give him a conduct hearing to clear his educational record.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated most of a trial judge’s ruling that dismissed Darold Palmore’s lawsuit against Clarion University – since renamed Pennsylvania Western University, or PennWest Clarion, after a merger – and officials including the campus police officer who withheld security footage.

The three-judge panel unanimously remanded Palmore’s malicious prosecution, Brady due process, 14th Amendment due process, Title IX, negligence, and breach of contract claims for further proceedings.

The ruling is all the more remarkable because Palmore, a D.C. native who had planned to go to law school after his expected graduation four years ago, has represented himself throughout the two-year civil case against Clarion, albeit with guidance from sympathetic lawyers.

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How is this “fair”?

Where is the pro-bono legal help?  Isn’t that one reason that lawyers have a “bar association”?

Argh!

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