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Senin, 12 Juli 2010

Switzerland Declines Roman Polanksi Extradition


Roman Polanski

After taking film director, Roman Polanski, into custody, the Swiss government has changed its mind about extraditing him to the United States on child sodomy charges. Polanksi sodomized a 13-year-old girl he plied with wine, in conduct that is reprehensible.

The Judiciary Report hoped the extradition would proceed, as Polanksi's crimes are very serious. He needs to be brought to justice within the scope of the law.

U.S. President Barack Obama

The Swiss cited a flaw in the Obama Administration's extradition request (refusal to present testimony), as Jamaica previously did regarding alleged drug dealer, Christopher Michael Coke, also known as Dudus (illegal wiretaps), who was later sent to America, after the U.S. President, via the State Department, unleashed a hateful, disproportionate torrent of abuse against the Caribbean country.

However, one has to wonder, will the Obama Administration take the bully route with Switzerland, trying to destroy its government and economy, as it did with Jamaica regarding Dudus or did the President's confidence in the aforementioned matter, spring from Jamaica being a small island nation.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder

Other nations such as France (Hans Peterson), have declined extradition requests, yet were not met with the sheer abusiveness Jamaica was ladled with by the Obama Administration, which makes it all look very personal. Once again, it affirms the Judiciary Report's position, the Dudus extradition, was meant to put the Jamaican government in such a terrible quandary, to create such division, it would topple it and the economy by wreaking havoc on tourism and trade (visa revocations).

However, the Obama Administration didn't bank on 76 people dying and further tarnishing the image of his already beleaguered administration, currently facing the wrath of the American people on a number of issues, from overspending inflating the national deficit to unemployment.

Kamis, 10 Juni 2010

Jamaican PM Suing ABC News For Defamation


Bruce Golding

Jamaican Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, has initiated legal action against ABC News, stating they have defamed him in a widely disseminated broadcast, accusing him of being associated with drug fugitive, Christopher Michael Coke A/K/A "Dudus."

The FBI/DOJ's poorly handled extradition request for the drug suspect, has resulted in the deaths of 73 Jamaican police officers, military and civilians.

ABC has been left stranded in the lurch, as the anonymous U.S. State Department source they cited in their article, has abandoned them, as it has been reported in the Jamaica Observer newspaper, "US State Department officials later denied knowledge of such a document saying instead they were working with the Jamaican prime minister in crime prevention in the island."

If Golding files suit against ABC News in Britain, as the article was carried there as well, it will be much easier to prove damages, due to the fact libel laws in the United Kingdom are more favorable to Plaintiffs. Many high profile people in a variety of cases, have filed suit in Britain as a result.

Bruce legal action over ABC 'Dudus' story

Wednesday, June 09, 2010 - LAWYERS representing Prime Minister Bruce Golding have written to United States-based news network ABC seeking redress for a recent newscast referring to Golding as a ‘criminal affiliate’ of Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke.

"It is being pursued as we speak," Information Minister Daryl Vaz told journalists at today’s post cabinet press briefing held at Jamaica House. Vaz added that a statement was issued by the prime minister this week and legal action was being pursued by him “on a personal basis”...

Golding subsequently dismissed the ABC report as "extremely offensive", and charged that efforts to link him personally with the alleged drug kingpin, were “clearly part of a conspiracy to undermine the duly elected government of Jamaica”...

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com

Selasa, 11 Mei 2010

Obama Violated Another Campaign Promise - Part 2

U.S. President Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama has violated another campaign promise, via giving a $500 million dollar no bid contract to Halliburton. One of Obama's campaign promises was not to issue government contracts without bids, as bidding gives the taxpayer the best value for their dollar.

President Obama violated this promise in February 2010 as well, rewarding a campaign donor with a lucrative no bid government contract, as acknowledged by the U.S. State Department.

Considering enriching Halliburton via stolen oil and rebuilding contracts, under former President George W. Bush, is the sole reason the war in Iraq has been fought in the first place, this latest decision is a real slap in the face to taxpayers.

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