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Cheney-Targeting D.A. Is a No-show!


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Topic started on 20-11-2008 @ 11:03 AM by DimensionalDetective


Cheney-Targeting D.A. Is a No-show!


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RAYMONDVILLE — Willacy County prosecutor Juan Angel Guerra stumped a presiding judge and attorneys for clients as high up as Vice President Dick Cheney when he failed to show up to court on his own grand jury’s indictments.

The no-show infuriated attorneys who’d spent the day milling about with what they’d hoped would be slam-dunk motions to quash the cases. And it put Presiding Judge Manuel Bañales in a position he said he’d never been in before.

“At the very least I expected the district attorney to be here,” Bañales said, asking Guerra’s office manager, “Do you know where he is?” The manager, Hilda Ramirez, was subpoenaed by defense attorney J.A. “Tony” Canales when buzz circulated in the courthouse that Guerra was nowhere to be found.

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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:03 AM by DimensionalDetective


Hmm, now THIS is something to keep an eye on.

Could be nothing, but also could be possibly one of those "disappearances" that all too commonly happen to those trying to bring down those in power.

No jumping to conclusions, but something to watch closely IMO...

IF he just "forgot" to show up for something as important as this, then he should be disbarred for total idiocy. lol

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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:15 AM by DJMessiah


Chances are, 1 week from now, they will either find his body in the woods from an attempted "robbery" gone wrong, him hanged from an attempted "suicide," or him and his car underwater from "DUI."

Isn't that how it always goes whenever someone challenges the government?



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:18 AM by mopusvindictus


Brave folk, who would attempt to go after Big Dick Cheney

I wouldn't want that job, particularly having children to worry about.

Wondering if a space based Laser target on a person in his yard would leave any evidence?



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:19 AM by Kords21


Or maybe he went on a hunting trip with Cheney. We all know how Cheney likes to go hunting.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:21 AM by jd140


Could be that he didn't have any evidence to indict cheney with and he rather be a no show then to look completely idiotic in front of the court. Some people choose to look incompetent then stupid.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 11:31 AM by Maxmars


If you will indulge me, I will repeat my previous entry on another thread...

I bet you this was a political 'fire and forget' task set before him. The results were an irrelevancy; they probably just wanted to present a public negative news item to weaken the parties apparent propensity to have its members lack accountability.

Of course, if it turns out that the prosecutor didn't intend to go 'this far' this constitutes an example of what a real 'abuse of the legal system' looks like.

Pathetic; charge and run, a new legal strategy by the people who bring you "justice."

Given the pardoning power of the CEO of this cabal, they probably just wanted to get them charged so he could pardon them and they would not have to run from the law. But there is SO much they can be charged with..., it's really a waste of effort.

- MM


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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 12:04 PM by ZindoDoone


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Reminds me of the Duke University Lacross fiasco a little. Might be just someone who thought others would jump on the bandwagon and this prosecutor would make a name for himself! Makes me kind of mad, not that I agree with Cheney but who's next on the hit list. maybe we should do like the British system does. If you bring suit and loose, you pay ALL the bills!

Zindo



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 12:08 PM by BeyondBelow


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Not a chance this dude is dead. Just like the maddam that suposedly commited suicide after claiming she had dirt on cheney. wierd huh. Also any one remember her saying she was never gonna kill her self, she was even on the alex jones show twice, then she dropped the bomb that she has evidence that cheney was a client as well as some pillow talk leaks of his then bam a week later dead.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 12:10 PM by xxpigxx


As I am from the area . . . I know that this is pretty much on par for this DA.

He is a nut case lol



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 12:26 PM by mybigunit


I dont know how you find these stories but flag for you man. Probably nothing but if this guy does end up dead Im going to Washington. Enough is enough. I am going to Washington because when you add this to all the other mysterious government deaths things just arent adding up and Im sorry if I wanted to live under a Russian type government I would just move there.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 01:43 PM by Trexter Ziam


I suppose the first thought most of us had was that he'd been involuntarily "suicided". BUT! I remembered the following from yesterday's news and thought that since both the judge and the DA in that county trial are crooked; he might have been paid off by the ahem 'defendents'.

www.kbtx.com...

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Willacy County District Attorney Juan Angel Guerra himself had been under indictment for more than a year and half before a judge dismissed the indictments last month.
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I don't have any Java so the quote box icon doesn't work for me. Thank you in advance for fixing my post!



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 01:47 PM by marg6043


I always said that it depends in which country you are that is how things are done and called for.

When a body found in another country is linked to big power corruption is call Assassination when that happen in America is call Accident and suicides.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 01:49 PM by Jay-in-AR


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This dude played his cards wrong from the beginning.


What do we have here? Some intelligence officials telling a NYT reporter that come January 21st they are going to start talking. Obama saying OUTRIGHT that when he takes office, he'll be using executive orders to repeal some of Bush's f-ups. Biden saying that they have an investigative panel looking into possible Bush admin. crimes and if any are found, they may well be prosecuted.

Nah, he should have waited to bring this suit forward. Get the ball rolling after the new administration was in.
He jumped the gun and he is either dead now or too scared to come out of his house.

I mean, I'm all for impeaching these folks, but that shouldn't come from some DA... It should come from a Congressional consensus. Plus, they have written laws to protect themselves... Best thing to do is to wait for the new admin to come in and clean up some of the mess first. Then deal with these crooks.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 01:53 PM by arizonascott


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Or they could use this one: Overdose on sleeping or prescription pills - but the media will not mention the bruising around the mouth and face where they held his mouth closed after pouring the pills in.

We will see soon enough



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 02:39 PM by Maxmars


Originally posted by Jay-in-AR
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... It should come from a Congressional consensus. Plus, they have written laws to protect themselves... Best thing to do is to wait for the new admin to come in and clean up some of the mess first. Then deal with these crooks.


I beg to differ. The people must be empowered to address the grievance without the Congress or Senate being involved. For one thing, the politico's have to fear for their livelihood, and so have many reasons not to address this. Also, the political bodies can be easily corrupted and fail to represent the people ($2.5 + Trillion Dollar bail-out ring a bell?)

Justice and it's processes CANNOT BE ALLOWED to be change for the benefit of the political animal. That would make all other citizens - lesser entities. And believe or not (they don't) we are all equal.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 03:43 PM by kaspermartyrphantom


Reinhardt told me a lawyer would die really soon...

not a one liner.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 03:53 PM by dariousg


Originally posted by DJMessiah
Chances are, 1 week from now, they will either find his body in the woods from an attempted "robbery" gone wrong, him hanged from an attempted "suicide," or him and his car underwater from "DUI."

Isn't that how it always goes whenever someone challenges the government?


Naw, you are just a silly crazy nutty CTer aren't you? Our government would NEVER do anything like that! Come on! We live in AMERICA!

Actually, he will have shot himself 5 times in the back of the head leaving behind a typed up suicide letter without a signature.

I honestly hope this man simply shows up somewhere and didn't get into trouble for 'ignoring' the threats from the Cheney regime.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 03:58 PM by dariousg


Originally posted by jd140
Could be that he didn't have any evidence to indict cheney with and he rather be a no show then to look completely idiotic in front of the court. Some people choose to look incompetent then stupid.


Don't think so. A no show means he no longer has a career in law. Do you think someone who has worked hard (and even criminally it seems) to get where he has would simply give it all up because he screwed up a case? Nope. It wouldn't have gotten this far if there wasn't something to it. Nice try though.



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reply posted on 20-11-2008 @ 04:02 PM by dariousg


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I absolutely agree with you. Wait, I thought that was how it is done here? If you bring a suit and lose then you foot the bill. In essence, that is what will happen here. THE PEOPLE are paying this guy to bring cases against any and ALL criminals regardless of their stature. If he loses then we foot the bill. Then the defendant can counter sue and get some money back.

That last part is what sucks and I just remembered the expenses of the defendents. I was thinking about whether the DA loses. Yeah, the loser should cover all costs. But could the American taxpayer afford to pay the fees of the scum lawyers that people like little D. Cheney could afford? That alone would cause most big time cases to be tossed out because the people's representatives (DA in this case) would not want to risk the millions in fees they would have to pay if they lost.

It would change the court system even more in favor of the wealthy and super rich.

Sorry, I have changed my mind. Bad call.



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