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

No conspiracy theory here. Juan Angel Guerra is still alive and safe. This is his explanation for not showing up yesterday.



www.mysanantonio.com...

He is probably in las flores swiging on some tequila after seeing black helicopters flying over his house.

If they search his house they will probally find a leaflet that says...


I know what you won't be doing next summer.




edit... ZombieSlayer, you solved the mystery. Congrats.

[edit on 20-11-2008 by jam321]

Washington Times - Guerra


looks like a "stunt". really as much as many agree that many politicians should be held accountable for their actions while in office, it would seem rather futile.

They will either get pardons or the legal proceedings will become "corrupted". Or both.

Most of these politicians are coated with Teflon and getting anything to stick would be amazing.

reply to post by ZombieSlayer

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Actually, that rather sounds like a conspiracy in and of itself.

Not a one liner, because "they" are watching

Maybe he is trying to stall until Obama is in office?

Slim chance, but still.

Just like the white powder that was mailed to Democrats as a sign to stop "digging" after 9/11, if this prosecutor appears dead under mysterious circumstances, it would be a clear message to other prosecutors. I'm very curious to know why this prosecutor didn't appear in court.

I have a feeling the media may not be reporting too much of this. If anyone finds out before the media does, please post here.


[edit on 11/20/2008 by manticore]

You must be referring to the Clintons and how they silenced opponents! _^..^_

Looks like the hearing has been moved to Friday.



Source: www.democracynow.org...

Another one on a death list. There was a death list for Mr. Clinton's time in office. If I remember correct it was quite a long list.

And let's not forget during his time as Arkansas Governor. Just Google Arkancide and you will find the extensive list of deaths.

I agree with you totally. I just wish it were so.

The point is that this particular administration has twisted the law so much that anything short of a mandate by the masses is going to be swept under the rug. We have seen this time and time again over the last eight years (well not THIS PARTICULAR thing, but the refusals of subpeonas, reduction of rights, etc).

At this point it is too late unless people rise up en masse. Which is why I said wait until the new administration is in and then act.

Normally I would advocate impeachment now, and I would love nothing more, but they seem to have their bases covered... And if you find a loophole, they'll get rid of you. Cheney shot someone, for Pete's sake.
Sure the dude didn't press charges, but if that were you or I, the state WOULD have.

So maybe we AREN'T equal in the eyes of the law afterall... Just a thought.

reply to post by manticore

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That is actually precisely what I was getting at.

I had mentioned in the earlier thread about the indictment, that although this one DA's charges wouldn't really hold much water by itself, perhaps it would serve as a stepping-stone for other prosecutors, and perhaps the new Attorney General himself, to see that this won't be met with "boo's", so to speak.

However, if he is killed, this could send a message to the contrary.

To stay the hell away.

The threat won't hold after Obama takes office. If he keeps his promises, that is...

So, he didn't show up because he wasn't given notice of the hearings date?

Sounds to me like a set up.


The judge is probably pro-Cheney, and gave extremely short notice of the hearing to the DA knowing he wouldn't get the notice until it was too late to show up.

It's underhanded, but at least it's not murder.
But it still should be intensely punished regardless.

So he was told that he needed to be there and he didn't show up because he didn't understand the rush. Sounds like he is just incompetent. There are ways of getting more time in court, you don't just not show up because you feel you are being rushed.

Brave? More like a Partisan and Vindictive fool. He has no legitimate basis for even commencing forth with these charges, and there should have never been an indictment to begin with. He obviously did a great job in selecting an equally Partisan Grand Jury. This case is more or less a Kangaroo Court procession.

The Charges are so far fetched, both in their subjective and connective aspects, that one must seriously begin to ponder who on Earth would take them seriously in a Court of Law?

I am not cutting on you in particular, as it is this Prosecutor who remains idiotic in his actions, but look at the case with some Bi-Partisan based Logic.

The Presiding Judge is the VERY same individual who dismissed Felony Indictments against the Prosecutor himself. In other words, they have quite the relationship. Also, half of the Co-Defendants named in the same case against Cheney/Gonzalez, are local officials who lead the investigation against and brought forth the Indictment against this very same Prosecutor last year.



Look at how whacked out this Prosecutor is:





Check out another recollection of Prosecutor Guerra:





You might also ask yourself: Where was Guerra when he missed his own Court Date for the Cheney/Gonzalez case?


Read this to find out:





Bottom line, this guy is on a vegeance seeking mission, and nothing else. This is NOT about Justice, it IS about Revenge. These are very scary motives indeed for a Presiding Court Official.

reply to post by DimensionalDetective

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My mind flashes to scenes from Godfather II - The Senator *waking up* in bed with the murdered prostitute - in a motel that just happens to be owned by the *Family*...
Tom, (the Family lawyer) reassures the Senator with a line something like “Don’t worry Senator, it will be like this never happened”...

Makes me wonder what they *got* on he DA...

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[edit on 21-11-2008 by silo13]