Lin Wood takes Cathy Cox and Mercer Law School to task in a "Zoom call for the ages"

Lin Wood gave Mercer a million dollars and they named a courtroom after him.

Now Mercer wants to cancel Lin Wood. Unfortunately for Mercer, Lin has a contract.

February 5, 2016
MACON – Mercer University School of Law Dean Daisy Hurst Floyd today announced a $1 million commitment from L. Lin Wood, ’74 CLA and ’77 LAW, which will result in the creation of the L. Lin Wood Fund for the Enhancement of Mercer Law School.

“Lin has used his legal talent and skills to make a meaningful difference in the lives of his clients and to seek justice, representing the best of the legal profession. His commitment recognizes the importance of a Mercer Law School education and our mission to prepare our students for lives of service and fulfillment as lawyers,” said Floyd. “This level of support for the law school will allow us to continue our legacy of service, innovation, and excellence for future generations of Mercer lawyers. We are deeply grateful for Lin's generosity.”

“Mercer Law School provided me with an excellent foundation for the exercise of the privilege of engaging in the practice of law to zealously pursue justice. As a result, I have been privileged to represent many unique and worthwhile clients for more than 38 years,” said Wood. “It is now my privilege to give back to Mercer Law School as an expression of my appreciation and more importantly, to support the school in its ongoing efforts to educate and train the next generation of lawyers essential to the continued viability of our system of justice.”

Lin Wood Makes $1 Million Commitment to Mercer University School of Law

I learned today that my alma mater Mercer Law School was holding a Zoom conference call with faculty and students to discuss demands that my name be removed from a courtroom in the school. The school named the courtroom for me after I made a $1M donation to the school. I did not seek the recognition. I joined the call unbeknownst to the Dean, Cathy Cox. After she falsely slandered me, including references to my relationship with my children, I spoke up. I spoke truth. Judge for yourself after listening to my remarks.

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Lin joined the Zoom call without the knowledge of the staff. He listened for a while and then spoke up and defended himself.

In the BitChute video below you can hear the Zoom call where Lin explains and justifies his actions of late.

All who think Lin has gone off the deep end should listen to the video. If they want to know how and why, he has been able to say what he has been saying.

Lin Wood takes Cathy Cox and Mercer Law School to task in a "Zoom call for the ages"

Cathy Cox, the school dean, is a typical dem who wants to censor and cancel anyone who disagrees with her.

Lin Wood has had an interesting career, no doubt. He should probably be more discreet with his conspiracy beliefs. He's like the Alex Jones of the legal community. His theories on Jeffrey Epstein are interesting!

I just found out recently that when Wood was a teenager, he came home from school, or a dance (cant remember)
and found his father had beaten Lin's mother to death. That's major trauma for anyone to go through, but for someone so young, I can't imagine!

a reply to: ColeYounger

If you listen to the whole Zoom call, Lin destroys a dem student questioning him.

He lays out the case he has been fighting these last few months very clear. Even offers to show evidence of very dark corruption.

It really is a "Zoom call for the ages".

originally posted by: ColeYounger
Cathy Cox, the school dean, is a typical dem who wants to censor and cancel anyone who disagrees with her.

Lin Wood has had an interesting career, no doubt. He should probably be more discreet with his conspiracy beliefs. He's like the Alex Jones of the legal community. His theories on Jeffrey Epstein are interesting!

I just found out recently that when Wood was a teenager, he came home from school, or a dance (cant remember)
and found his father had beaten Lin's mother to death. That's major trauma for anyone to go through, but for someone so young, I can't imagine!

And ... he crushed the MSM for what they did to that kid wearing the MAGA hat. That kid'll never have to work a day in his life.

Hahahahahahahaha.

Funny to hear he sandbagged their little cancel culture zoom call.

a reply to: ColeYounger

"Trauma" doesn't always make a "victim". Good steel is forged with/by "trauma". Scientific fact!

Truth isn't always a "conspiracy".

All "conspiracy theories" are?.. Are just unanswered questions. Usually brushed aside by folks that are,(educated/trained to believe)..they have the answer and are worthy to "govern you".

"Conspiracy Theories" gave us "The Bill of Rights" and The C.O.T.U.S., . Made into "law"! People are actively working to abolish the law.

They're being called out for it. That's not a conspiracy. And calling it one? Doesn't create one.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Well, I have to admit that's a compelling 45 mins. of audio.

My question is has this whistleblower's testimony been released anywhere? I'd like to hear it or read it for myself.

Btw, youtube version:

Interesting mention of Epstein evidence adopted children and Clinton.

Praying for this guy to be safe and strong!

People are still paying attention to this person

some people will fall for anything...

a reply to: Darth_Prime

People need to pay attention to him and what he is saying. He has been using well established techniques to draw that attention.

Don't think anyone should judge him until they see his evidence. Has the 3 hour whistleblower tape he talks about been released? If not he needs to do that now.

As he says in the tape, he is a lawyer and knows not to say the things he has been saying without solid evidence. How come no one has sued him yet?

a reply to: LookingAtMars

"Condemnation without investigation, is the height of ignorance".

The guy is an "educated" lawyer, well "trained" and well known. He's not just talking to hear himself talk.
The problem is? Everyone seems to "educated" to listen.

Wow! That video explains a lot.

It has substantially added to my respect for him. He is anything but crazy...He's brilliant, principled, and fearless. Not many men like him around anymore, imo.

Great OP. I needed this today.

a reply to: murphy22

"Condemnation without investigation, is the height of ignorance"

It sure is.

He made it pretty clear he could sue Cathy Cox for the slander. I hope he does.

originally posted by: Darth_Prime
People are still paying attention to this person

some people will fall for anything...

It's because some people appreciate and respect the truth.

originally posted by: queenofswords

It has substantially added to my respect for him. He is anything but crazy...He's brilliant, principled, and fearless. Not many men like him around anymore, imo.

If what he is saying is true and it ever comes to light.

He will have a fine place in history.

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed

originally posted by: Darth_Prime
People are still paying attention to this person

some people will fall for anything...

It's because some people appreciate and respect the truth.

Actually, for me, it's more foundational than that.

I appreciate and respect the lawful RIGHT TO PURSUE the truth, even if the pursuer gets it wrong.

That protects us all.

a reply to: pteridine

include returning his $1 million donation

She never responded to that and he said it a few times.

He was happy to take his name off, if they completely washed their hands of him, by giving back the money.

He also said something like, what if you take my name off and then down the road I am proven right? How would that make the law school look?

you can hear the angry extremism in the voices in the backround. Its almost a sound like the ship is on fire and is starting to sink mindframe.

total indoctrination.

originally posted by: murphy22
a reply to: ColeYounger

"Trauma" doesn't always make a "victim". Good steel is forged with/by "trauma". Scientific fact!

Truth isn't always a "conspiracy".

All "conspiracy theories" are?.. Are just unanswered questions. Usually brushed aside by folks that are,(educated/trained to believe)..they have the answer and are worthy to "govern you".

"Conspiracy Theories" gave us "The Bill of Rights" and The C.O.T.U.S., . Made into "law"! People are actively working to abolish the law.

They're being called out for it. That's not a conspiracy. And calling it one? Doesn't create one.

I'm not saying he's wrong. Just suggesting he may want to tone it down a bit. Some of his claims have been pretty 'out there' . Just my opinion, nothing more.
He certainly has a pair, I'll give him that.

a reply to: Mailman

Yea, lol, that guy at the end was spewing talking points that didn't even apply to the cases Lin had filed in GA.

Totally brainwashed.