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SourceCode is privileged to be in production on two new episodes. The first, on Private Prisons and the growing movement to shut them down; and the second, an update from Iraq with exclusive reports by Dahr Jamail and Urban Hamid. This is not the video the mainstream shows you. It's actually quite horrifying. See what the death squads are doing in Iraq, and find out about the GI resistance movement and what you can do to get us out of this war.

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apparition
Submitted by apparition (not verified) on Fri, 2005-11-18 00:01.

It's starting to happen, the beast has revealed it's true nature and even the most cynically narrow-minded people are being compelled to reevaluate. These are warped, evil men. It is now clear that Bill Clintonn was the last elected president of the US and even the laws of physics have been warped ever since 9/11. We have to deal with the possibillity that these "neo-cons" may try to stage another sensational domestic "terrorist event" that will make FOX 'news' foam at the mouth.People need to be aware that the 'Bush regime' has many tenacles now that thier polls are so low.

It can still be amusing to watch some of Bush's drunken stupidity and it may be necessary to reach certain elements through humor, I'm still working on mine.

Anonymous
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 2005-12-04 02:43.

this is the most un stable comment I have ever read.This is immature and just plain un hindged. Are you on drugs?

Todd Schoenrogge
Submitted by Todd Schoenrogge (not verified) on Mon, 2006-02-13 03:13.

Immigration Judges bring booze into a facility that houses suspected terrorists in violation of federal laws and the administration does nothing about it.

Please do not accuse a person of being on drugs for writing a comment when there is a good possibility Immigration Judges are soused while deciding the future of immigrants.

I am not going to state that all the immigrants are nice people, because I have been in court during immigration proceedings. However, there are persons whose crimes pale when compared to immigration judges violating federal law by the introduction of contraband and instructing staff to falsify computer records.

Wire taps are needed per the administration to ensure national security. The last time I checked the federal prison that these immigration judges brought booze into was located in the United States.

How can the administration tell us that wire taps will protect the country, when the administration can not even secure their own prisons and prevent the introduction of contraband, in violation of federal law by immigration judges?

As a party in Schoenrogge v Justice (fedcir 05-3135) pending petition before the Supreme Court (Sup.Ct. 05-8582) I have personal experience that the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is a rubber stamp for the MSPB and not interested in fair review.

My case has been reported on Fedsmith and in the Sept. 26, 2005 issue of Federal Employees News Digest.

What all the reports fail to mention is that both the MSPB and Federal Circuit held that I did not have a reasonable belief that Judges bringing booze into a federal prison in violation of 28 CFR 511.11(c) and 28 CFR 511.12(a) was a crime. Both those bodies also ignored that possession of intoxicants is listed as an offense at item 20 of the US Dept. of Justice Schedule of offenses.

The court of appeals and MSPB also found that even though 56 FLRA No. 97 (Sept. 1, 2000) held that Immigration Judges are not in the chain of command for legal assistants, that my refusal to falisify computer entries at the request of an immigration judge was disrespectful. Both those bodies ignored that falisification of official records is a violation of federal law 18 USC 2071(b) and is listed at item 22 of the Dept. of Justice Schedule of offenses.

The MSPB and court of appeals also ignored the fact that I never alleged reprisal for filing discrimination complaints.

Even though the record before the MSPB contains 18 references to my allegations of reprisal for testifying against the proposing and deciding officials on behalf of a co-working in the discrimination matter she filed (Dept. of Justice docket no. B-00-2377) both the MSPB and court of appeals held that I alleged reprisal for filing discrimination complaints.

The Court of appeals did not even review the record.

Concerning the allegation that I entered a plea of guilty to disorderly conduct. There was never a charge of disorderly conduct. Therefore there was never a plea to or a finding of guilty of disorderly conduct, or attempting to provoke a physical altercation.

Regarding the phone calls that the agency stated were made for the purpose of harassment. I was denied as witnesses the recipients of those calls. I could not ask those persons if my phone calls were made to harass or if my phone calls were made for the purpose of disclosing violations of federal laws.

The recipients of those calls had a legal obligation under 28 USC 535(b) to investigate those disclosures of criminal activity. Instead, it was alleged that I made those calls to harass.

Nothing like having whistleblower disclosures termed as harassment.

Perhaps instead of trumping up charges against a whistleblower the agency should have removed immigration judges for bringing booze into a prison and ordering staff to falsify computer records.

Perhaps the agency should have also prosecuted those management personnel that attempted to influence my testimony against the proposing and deciding offiicials in the above referenced DoJ docket number.

Thank you for the time you have devoted to reading this.

apparition
Submitted by apparition (not verified) on Thu, 2005-12-22 02:27.

I don't use drugs nor do I subscribe to "Fox's Fat Lemmings", such "immature" elements probably deserve Bush.

Anonymous
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 2005-10-02 15:34.

Thanks for the site. Whatever it takes to unify us for the next elections. The Bush tsunami must be stopped and pushed back. We are being overrun by destructive forces and our very survival depends on using our freedom of speech to organize and defeat these lowlifes.

Dick Wagner
Tempe, Az.

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