US Attorney Kevin O'Connor is promoted to (Lord Trevelyan's) Pissboy
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Subject:
KEVIN OCONNOR *is* a filter....Re: "If there are needs in
Connecticut, they'll be heard directly, not through filters," Twardy
said.
Date:
Thursday, December 28, 2006 6:43:38 AM
That's why he got the job as US Attorney in the
first place. There are too many entanglements
between Yale and "law enforcement," for
there to be justice.
We (ha ha, Kathleen make funny joke, like
"we" means us, the citizens, as in "law
enforcement" works for us/we the people),
hire the Yalie whores for the court, the
Yalie RICO perps are all on the Corrupticut
Medical Board, and Yale has infiltrated UCONN
Medical Center.
SmithKline was granted a "partnership"
in NIH Biodefense as a reward for the FRAUD
of Lyme Disease and LYMErix:
http://www.actionlyme.org/EMBASSIES_CORIXA_TLR_13_JULY_06.htm
*Screw *Yale and the CT local USDOJ - these
corporate hoes. REAL Americans don't suck
up to corporate fraudsters. Real Americans
throw the tea overboard.
We can all make a personal choice: Either
you're an American or you're a Republican.
Promoting O'Connor drew the line in the sand
for us all.
And he's a disgrace to the race.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fields_of_Athenry
Trevelyan's pissboy.
KMDickson
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> That is just plain a lie. (See the rest of the article below)
>
> You get even get past the moron telephone answerers at the local
> stupid New Haven FBI, who will not only yell at you, but will also switch
> you to a dead telephone line where you wait for 20 minutes before
> you realize no one is going to pick up.
>
> Ha ha. Funny joke.
>
>
> The US Attorney's office in Corrupticut is 100% incompetent.
> Mr. Blumenthal even sent US Attorney Kevin J. O'Connor a letter
> in the fall of 2003, on my (our) behalf, asking O'Connor to please
> give me an audience so I could explain this Lyme RICO crime in
> person, as I have now done on the YouTube videos, three years later.
http://www.actionlyme.org/USDOJ_COMPLAINT_RICO.htm
>
> O'Connor never responded to either me or Mr. Blumenthal.
>
> As I hold Rell to be an ignorant, unaccountable snob,
> the same is true for "law enforcement" in this "state."
>
> Common sense tells us that an analytical chemist might have
> some training in these matters. And, a person is not allowed
> to make a false statement or complaint to law enforcement.
>
> "If there are needs in Connecticut, they'll be heard directly, not
> through filters," Twardy said.
>
> That is just complete and total bullshit. The minute we found
> out the Mr and Mrs US Attorney O'Connors were next door neighbors
> with the Rowlands at Bantam Lake, and that O'Connor's wife
> also "worked on Rowland's re-election campaign," and also that
> O'Connor's wife worked in Rowland's legal office during all the
> DCF-Rowlandgate crime, Kevin J. O'Connor should have been fired.
>
> THE WHOLE STATE knew Ragaglia was "runnin around
> wid em." Even the Catholic priest in the women's prison.
> (Who tells a priest a whore story? It was *no* *secret.*)
>
> THE HARTFORD COURANT were the ones who started to uncover
> this crime (after Bill Curry). A day after the COURANT reported the dealings
> at the Rowland Bantam Lake cottage, the FBI showed up. What were
> the O'Connors doing right next door all along?
>
> EVERY CONNECTICUT RESIDENT KNOWS it's all about real estate.
> (I got a 1/2 acre near Misquamicut Beach, so I'll be fine, thanks.)
>
> Ya see. These O'Connors are these snobbery type of people
> like Rell, whose poop doesn't stink. This is ATTITUDE, this is
> as Rep. Bill Dyson says, a "PERCEPTION" problem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYHdqKroHmk
>
> RACISM in the Corrupticourts. Dyson and his group were
> then only ones asking legitimate questions. The rest was a
> truly nauseating schmooze fest that left us attendees so sick,
> we swore that at the next such "Judge Approval Hearing," barf
> bags would be handed out at the door.
>
> It was THAT REVOLTING. ("Oh, Fairfield Prep is a *fine* school."
> "Oh, my nephew went to school with your daughter." "Oh, you know
> so-and-so, so I'm sure you'll be a *FINE* judge...")
>
http://www.actionlyme.org/CRIMINAL_JUSTICE_FARCE_HEARING_25_March_06.htm
>
> 2) Regarding the following text from the transcripts from the 06 March 06
> hearings,
> we would like to know how the following transpired "off the record," and where
> Mr. Christopher "
>
$500,000-Bond-for-a-False-Arrest-for-Filing-Complaints-about-the-Corruption-in-t
> he-Corrupticourts"
> Kennedy was clear in his complaints and actions, the Judicial Committee
offered
> Mr. Kennedy
> no recourse?:
>
>
> REP. LAWLOR: Thank you, Mr. Del Vecchio. Are there any questions? If not,
thanks
> for
> coming in. It's good to get the input of someone who has had firsthand
> experience as well.
>
> There you go. If there's no other persons in testifying today, we'll call this
> public hearing to
> a, oh, I'm sorry, Representative Hovey.
>
> REP. HOVEY: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Before you, I'm not sure what the protocol
> is, do you
> want to close the public hearing? I have a comment I want to make.
>
> REP. LAWLOR: Oh, sure, I can close the public hearing. No problem, it's okay.
>
> REP. HOVEY: Okay, I just wanted to say that I respect the, respectfully object
> to the
> delay in the votes on these judges because it's my understanding that the
delay
> is
> due to one of the nominees specifically.
>
> "And, from my perspective, we've appointed and appraised judges who have had
> significant issues with demeanor.
>
> "They're arrogant, pretentious and even dishonest,.....
>
> - - - - -
>
> BUT THESE "They're arrogant, pretentious and even dishonest,..... " JUDGES
> GOT APPROVED ANYWAY.
>
>
> "No filter?"
>
> Bullshit. Nothing is going to change. Not unless the entire
> state has a brain transplant.
>
> We got Rell again... <SSsssssss sound of tires deflating..>
>
>
> Now they PROMOTED O'Connor.
>
>
> I think "BullShit" will soon be listed as a legitimate
> cause of death. ("Patient expired because she lived
> in Corrupticut and her BullShit Detector was not set on a
> logarithmic scale.")
>
>
> KMDickson
> 23 Garden Street
> Pawcatuck, CT "USA"
>
> ======================
>
> courant.com
>
http://www.courant.com/news/local/hc-ctapctfedprosecute1228.artdec28,0,1452436.story?coll=hc-headlines-local
>
>
> State's Top Federal Prosecutor Named To Anti-Violence Post
>
> Will Lead Crackdown On Gangs, Illegal Guns
>
> By JOHN CHRISTOFFERSEN
> Associated Press
>
> December 28 2006
>
> NEW HAVEN -- Connecticut's top federal prosecutor has been appointed to a
> national position focused on combating violence amid signs that a three-year
> lull in crime is ending, officials said Wednesday.
>
> U.S. Attorney Kevin O'Connor has been named associate deputy attorney general
at
> the U.S. Justice Department, where he will lead a team focused on violent
crime
> and initiatives to crack down on gangs and illegal guns. He also plans to remain
> U.S. attorney for Connecticut for at least six months.
>
> "I'm honored that they asked me to do it," O'Connor said. "To me this is a
great
> opportunity to be involved on the national level on the same issues I've been
> involved in on a local level."
>
> Preliminary FBI data released last week showed that slayings and robberies
> continued to rise across the country during the first six months of 2006.
> Violent crime figures are on pace for a second straight annual increase.
Violent
> crime rose 2.2 percent nationally last year - the first increase since 2001.
>
> Authorities around the country also are worried about a resurgence in gangs.
> O'Connor held the state's first gang summit in September, and his office has
> been stepping up prosecutions.
>
> O'Connor, who was appointed U.S. attorney in 2002 and starts his new position
> next week, also has been active in Project Safe Neighborhoods, which targets
> gun-carrying felons and has recovered about 4,000 guns over the past five years,
> he said.
>
> His appointment comes nearly a year after Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
> announced an expanded program to combat gang violence, including an infusion
of
> federal funds for cities with gang problems. His plan also called for
expanding
> Project Safe Neighborhoods to include more anti-gang efforts and a new
national
> gang task force.
>
> O'Connor, whose new job will not increase his salary of about $145,000, said
he
> will be in Connecticut as least once a week and plans to keep his Connecticut
> position for at least six months.
>
> "I have no plans of stepping down as U.S. attorney unless circumstances lead
me
> to conclude doing two jobs is having a negative effect on either one,"
O'Connor
> said. "I would not have accepted this offer from the deputy attorney general
if
> I was not fully confident my leadership team could manage this district very
> effectively in my absence."
>
> O'Connor's new position could help Connecticut with its law enforcement needs as
> well as position O'Connor for a top Justice Department position, said Stan
> Twardy, a former U.S. attorney for Connecticut. Others have held dual roles
> before, he said.
>
> "If there are needs in Connecticut, they'll be heard directly, not through
> filters," Twardy said.
>
> Copyright 2006 Associated Press
>
>
> --
> http://www.actionlyme.org
Dan Sullivan
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