Hon. James David Manning, PhD speaks about the British Petroleum oil spill and says the red phone is going to ring again. Recorded on Friday, 28 May 2010.
We have started the process of filing the guilty verdicts of The CIA Columbia Obama Sedition Trial with The New York State Board of Regents, The Middle States Accreditation Board, and The New York State Bar against Columbia University and Mr. Michael Sovern.
It is reasonable to expect court battles with each agency before they either remove accreditation or disbar.
We will call for a coalition to present the verdicts to The US Senate, The House of Representatives, The Joint Chiefs of Staff, and The Attorney General’s Office.
I am reviewing statutes and procedures for filing with federal agencies and will keep you posted as to when to meet me in Washington, D.C.
Just a thought: Would you be able to spend seven days in Washington with a seven day, seven times march around the Capitol building?
Please forward this announcement to as many people as possible.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May25, 2010
“Today’s media reports represent a very significant and important shift in the President’s immigration and border security policy. My signing of Senate Bill 1070 has clearly ignited the talk of action in Washington for the people of Arizona and other border states. I am pleased that President Obama has now, apparently, agreed that our nation must secure the border to address rampant border violence and illegal immigration without other pre-conditions, such as passage of “comprehensive immigration reform”.
“Shortly after taking office, in March of 2009 and repeatedly since then, I requested that the federal government increase National Guard troops on Arizona’s border. I have not received an appropriate response to my numerous requests until today. Furthermore, with over $750 million in unreimbursed incarceration expenses owed by the federal government to the State of Arizona alone, I truly hope that previous federal commitments as well as these new commitments are fulfilled, maintained, and grown significantly as soon as possible. Success will be determined by facts on the ground, not on the size of unfulfilled promises or rhetorical flurries.
“I am anxious to hear of the details that have not yet been disclosed of where, how, and for how long additional forces will be deployed. With the accountability of this election year, I am pleased and grateful that at long last there has been a partial response from the Obama Administration to my demands that Washington do its job.”
The Governors Press Release is just hitting the media. However, what I hear from the WH there plan will not include enough National Guard Troops, in my opinion.
Our Gov is playing hardball. Our AG is against the bill. He also is running against her for Gov.- Andrew
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 25, 2010
PHOENIX – Governor Jan Brewer today announced that Mr. John Bouma, chairman of the law firm
Snell & Wilmer, will represent her in federal lawsuits challenging Arizona’s new immigration laws.
The Governor recently signed SB 1070 and HB 2162, which contain numerous provisions relating to
immigration enforcement in Arizona. These laws go into effect on July 29, 2010. Five federal lawsuits have
been filed challenging the constitutionality of the new laws. The Governor is named as a defendant in four of
the five challenges. Although the Attorney General is named as a defendant along with the Governor in one of
the suits, he declined to represent the Governor, thus requiring the Governor to obtain outside counsel to
defend these laws.
“There are five lawsuits with over forty attorneys representing numerous plaintiffs,” said Governor
Brewer. “It is important for me to hire excellent and highly experienced counsel with the resources and
expertise to defend Arizona’s immigration laws. I am confident John Bouma and his team at Snell & Wilmer
will successfully defend our immigration laws.”
You may the Governors full press release @ http://www.azgovernor.gov/dms/upload/PR_052510_BrewerAppointsBouma.pdf