New Jersey's Holiday Cheer!

December 29, 2010 at 3:26 P.M. "Errors" inserted and corrected. Mr. Openheimer?

December 26, 2010 at 3:57 P.M. Three attempts to perform security scans of my computer have resulted in turning off my computer. This is probably accomplished through the efforts of corrupt or "off-duty" New Jersey police or legal officials from the Garden State. As a result, I am unable to write at this computer in my home. I surmise that the people doing these things -- committing these crimes -- are protected from the legal consequences of their actions. ("New Jersey's KKK Police Scandal" and "Organized Crime Group in New Jersey's State Police.")

I will go to public computers later today or tomorrow to post a new essay dealing with further arrests and corruption investigations among New Jersey lawyers. Has Karen Murray, Esq. visited my sites? How many positions does this person hold in Union or other counties in New Jersey? Under how many names are these positions held, I wonder? ("Jennifer Velez is a 'Dyke Magnet!'")

December 25, 2010 at 11:26 A.M. Computer wars are intensifying. I will struggle to defend these writings as best I can and to continue writing from some location. I will try to perform the necessary security scans. You are witnessing content-based computer crimes aimed at censoring a tortured dissident by Right-wing Cuban-American racists with political protection in New Jersey and Florida.

December 24, 2010 at 1:46 P.M. This computer was turned off (at 12:05 P.M.) as I attempted to update my protection and back-up files. A notice was received indicating that "defragmenting" is necessary, again, after only 24 hours from my previous "defragmenting." How strange? Daily computer scans are obstructed and insufficient to protect my home computer.

December 23, 2010 at 9:49 P.M. "Error" inserted and corrected. Keep 'em coming. Tomorrow, I will pass my love along to those who cooperated with you (N.J.) in payment for the "errors" inserted in this essay today. ("Cubanazos Pose a Threat to National Security" and "Does Senator Menendez Have Mafia Friends?" then "Jennifer Velez is a 'Dyke Magnet!'")

December 23, 2010 at 8:18 P.M. "Errors" inserted since this afternoon will now be corrected. I suspect that Mr. Menendez did not appreciate being identified as a "C" student at Rutgers Law School. I invite interested parties to examine the Senator's academic transcript to verify the accuracy of my comment. Let us see whether they continue to insert "errors" in this text. ("The Heidegger Controversy.")

December 23, 2010 at 11:42 A.M. Only one letter was altered overnight. Not too bad, so far.

December 22, 2010 at 2:17 P.M. Attacks against my security system make writing difficult. Efforts will continue to be made to insert "errors" in these texts as the only response to these serious allegations against what is now, most visibly, New Jersey's ethically failed judicary and legal profession. Have you no sense of your professional responsibilities, Ms. Poritz and Mr. Rabner? I guess not. Shame on you for the behavior and cybercrimes of your "friends," Mr. Menendez. ("Is Senator Menendez a Suspect in Mafia-Political Murder in New Jersey.")

Mr. Christie, this spectacle reflects poorly on your administration and raises questions concerning the competence of your choice of Ms. Dow as Attorney General of New Jersey in the Internet age. Mr. Christie, continuation of public computer crime from New Jersey's government computers suggests that you are not ready for the big time in American politics. Please deal with this situation today.

Michael Gartland, "Parting Leader Pays Up: GOP, Union Blast Raises for Bergen Workers," in The Record, December 21, 2010, at p. A-1.
Chris Megerian & Matt Friedman, "Senator Calls on 'No Show' Justice to Resign," in The Record, December 21, 2010, at p. A-6.

Yesterday evening my essay examining Ronald Dworkin's jurisprudence was altered, again. I made the necessary correction. New FCC rules will have little effect on organized computer crimes that are part of America's political wars. New Jersey's mafia brigades use on-line activities in furtherance of the scams and methods developed to control the electorate. Something must be done about "controlling" New Jersey's mafia factions. ("Mafia Influence in New Jersey Law and Politics.")

Political power and government purse strings are seen as private sources of "booty" (in every sense!) for distribution to friends or denial to enemies. This appropriation of government power and wealth for partisan purposes is contributing to the dissolution of America's social bond, especially in New Jersey.

One way New Jersey's political bosses stay in power is by rewarding the dirty tricks brigades and punishing outsiders (or challengers) by denying them access to contracts for public services -- even when such services are needed and may be provided at better rates by politically "non-contributing" sectors of the population. "You gotta pay to play" in Trenton no matter what the law says.

New Jersey is facing financial bankruptcy, $37.7 billion in debt, cutbacks and layoffs for police officers in Passaic and Newark, also firefighters, school teachers and others are losing their jobs in East Orange and elsewhere, including persons providing essential services at the Port Authority, making this year's holiday season a time of great suffering for many persons. In light of this grim reality, how have public resources been used and dispersed in Bergen County?

"Outgoing political appointees and other 'at will,' non-union Bergen County employees [political bag men and Democrat mafia soldiers] will receive raises totaling about $402,000.00 before the new year, despite furloughs and layoffs that went into effect several months ago."

"The 3.5 percent raises, which Democratic County Executive Dennis McNerny" -- Alex Booth's buddy -- "approved in early December, are retroactive to January 1 and will go to about 200 county employees."

" ... These are the [employees] who serve at the pleasure of the county executive [sic.] said McNerny's Chief of Staff, Brian Hague, an 'at will' employee himself. 'We had MORE money this year for salaries and wages.' ..." (emphasis added!)

I wish they had mentioned this fact of "MORE" wages to the laid-off cops, firefighters, non-tenured teachers and support staff in schools who are getting screwed this year because the county claimed, publicly, that there was LESS money to pay them. Were they lying then or are they lying now? ("New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics" and "New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System.")

Self-proclaimed "C.I.A. Psychiatrist" Terry Tuchin of Ridgewood, New Jersey will probably be getting some of this loot, somehow, since he does "services" for Bergen County's powers-that-be, preferably against African-Americans and Latinos. Terry "interrogates" African-Americans and other minorities in New Jersey, usually under hypnosis or in an involuntarily drugged state "for their own good" and in violation of their Constitutional rights. ("Terry Tuchin, Diana Lisa Riccioli, and New Jersey's Agency of Torture.")

Some of the money from unidentified slush-funds will go to "cooperative judges," no doubt, like Stuart Rabner, allegedly -- perhaps, by way of Mr. Prisco? -- and "others." This may explain attempts to ignore the present situation concerning these blogs. ("Stuart Rabner and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" and "No More Cover-Ups and Lies, Chief Justice Rabner!")

" ... the money would have been better spent paying down debt."

"The average person in Bergen County" -- the "ordinary Joe"? -- "did not see that kind of raise."

Jeanne Baratta, a spokeswoman for Kathleen Donovan, said:

" ... 'I don't think it was the right thing to do with the financial situation the county is in.' ..."

All that money goes south, huh? Happy holidays, John McGill. Workers who are not part of this "club" complained that they were "lied to and manipulated by Dennis McNerny." Mr. McNerny is a lawyer who may have served on the Ethics Committee of the New Jersey Bar Association who reflects every characteristic of a dismally corrupt professional organization in his "practice." What a surprise? ("On Bullshit.")

Meanwhile, back in Trenton's Supreme Court and Legislative circus: " ... Sen. Nia Gill (D) Essex County, pushed Justice Rivera-Soto to resign."

They had to find a Latina looking to "get over" who would be the front person in this attack which is really orchestrated from behind-the-scenes by Codey and Sweeney. This will help your career, Nia. Sure it will. There is a moron born every minute in New Jersey. John McGill? Is there someone named "Nia Gill" in the New Jersey Senate? There seems to be no record for such a person and yet the name is mentioned in the above-listed newspaper article.

Sweeney and Codey do not want to be associated with going after the only Latino justice on the court who is probably correct about the unconstitutionality of Rabner's usurpation of the appointment power and Rivera-Soto's colleagues' hypocrisy in tagging him for "unethical" conduct (on a b.s. "giving-his-card-to-somebody" thing) while engaging in unethical and criminal conduct themselves. I concur in part and dissent in part, Justice Rivera-Soto. ("Law and Ethics in the Soprano State.")

"Gill proposed a resolution that urges Rivera-Soto, who is refusing [correctly] to rule on cases, to resign if the Assembly does not seek to impeach him."

Rivera-Soto's position is that any appointment of a Supreme Court justice by Rabner is unconstitutional. Hence, any decision rendered by -- or with the participation of -- this illegally-appointed justice, Mr. Stern, will be unconstitutional and void ab initio.

Rivera-Soto cannot participate, knowingly, in a process he regards as illegal and fraudulent. Remember the canons of judicial ethics?

Justice Rivera-Soto may be correct about this point of Constitutional law. The U.S. Supreme Court may well agree with him. The issue could be resolved if the Legislature would vote on Ms. Patterson, Christie's appointee. Remember Christie? Christie is the Governor of New Jersey who usually appoints justices in accordance with principles in the state and federal constitutions. ("New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System" and "New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.")

"Nobody knows from nothing!" Senator Menendez is alleged to have said. Menendez is certainly right about himself as a former "C" student at Rutgers Law School. What's in the "Second Amendment" again? Is that "Free Speech"?

No, Bobby. The First Amendment is concerned with free speech; the Second Amendment is about the right to bear arms. Got it? You wanna borrow my notes, Bobby boy? Turning off my computer will not help you, "Robertico." ("Is Senator Menendez a Suspect in Mafia-Political Murder in New Jersey?" and, again, "Does Senator Menendez Have Mafia Friends?" and "Senator Bob, the babe, and the Big Bucks.")

" ... 'By the Legislature not acting to remove acting Associate Justice Rivera-Soto, we are abdicating our constitutional responsibilities,' [sic.] she said."

Well, somebody sure is "abdicating Constitutional responsibilities." I think it is Mr. Rabner.

Hey, Nia ... maybe they'll make you a judge if you continue to carry the ball for Sweeney and Codey. I wonder whether "Ms. Gill" has visited my sites? Nydia Hernandez? Have you inserted "errors" in my writings, Nia Gill? Is Nia Gill also "John McGill" of the OAE? Conflict of interest and dishonesty are "unethical," John. ("Trenton's Nasty Lesbian Love-Fest!" and "Jennifer Velez is a 'Dyke Magnet!'")

"Christie said on Monday it was ironic that Democrats, who have refused to hold confirmation hearings for Patterson" -- Anne Patterson is one of the 9 justices named to N.J.'s seven-member Supreme Court! -- would "be criticizing Rivera-Soto for not performing his duties." ("New Jersey Supreme Court's Implosion" and "New Jersey's Failed Judiciary.")

It may be necessary for federal law enforcement to step into New Jersey's overstuffed legal toilet if some remnants of public trust are to be rescued from the foul-smelling mess in Trenton. Is anybody not on the take in New Jersey's judiciary and politics? Not that I can think of. ("Law and Ethics in the Soprano State.")

Call the FBI to complain about America's mafia-saturated "Soprano State." Call Eric Holder at the U.S. Justice Department to inform him that you are ashamed of this disgusting spectacle of corruption and ineptitude in Trenton's legal circles which humiliates America's legal profession before the eyes of the world. The OAE's "walking turds" (lawyers used this expression and worse about their corrupt ethics enforcement agency and I will be happy to name them) cannot change the subject by insulting me. ("New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.")

Have you no legal ethics, Mr. Rabner? Clearly, you do not care about the law or your professional responsibilities, Mr. Rabner. New Jersey deserves a better Chief Justice and Supreme Court. Think about resigning as Chief Justice, Mr. Rabner. You obviously cannot control your own state's legal ethics agency.