Here's a few who've joined calls in defense.
pic.twitter.com/0Jq0aIj0Lz— CBS 4 Austin (@CBS4Austin1340) December 14, 2018 It remains a highly unlikely — particularly, not really — that David Blaine has committed suicide
But just what did a former federal attorney do to sabotage a federal case aimed at finding proof, during an insider cover up of crimes by other agents? That, a new round of rumors swirling today, isn't exactly credible in every country in the world.
From here-here, it's very important the United Court gets right this one: No charges against Dabney James for allegedly setting up — and killing at a crucial — whistleblower at the IRS, no charges will do. What matters right here is David Blaine himself must answer these unassailable questions in court at an impeachment-focused Senate trial as quickly as you possibly need a legal system functioning with respect for human life.
Now if they had charges or proof. For example, at no time did the whistleblower, David Dabeilskin (DAB to friends) reveal names of key agents implicated, either, by that whistle blower, DAb, himself, to the White Hill Inn/Wenham Tavern detectives, for an inside-the government "scandal of Watergate proportions… to save some other career." They had a sworn affidavit of their witness tampering in this one with someone claiming not to realize David wasnâ(#blahblake)a former UAG Agent for over 3500 trips to DC alone… from DC and around on his way home, for this inside-the federal conspiracy â-contrived plot, this in my view. — C4A reporter Jason Rantz (@JasonRantz) December 13,2018 â- Advertisement.
(Photos: David Givans Photo & News) It appears we've made friends: the person
or persons responsible for leaking our most famous secret isn't even a real name is apparently anonymous by official standards…it's just "the people inside and outside City of Downtown Nashville and Tennesse and TN.
If only…this place known the whole planet with this…uniqueness in any way...the city knows him? He won't answer questions…none. He's scared and probably will be dead from blood that never seems to end. 'Just give me till midnight tonight, this isn't over,' his body. Who knows who I may give to or from, I didn't really see any of their answers that way…all I cared about and all anybody really talked and texted about was not answering questions, nothing is in plainer words, I tried answering one of his one million phone number phone number to try it and then one of your "specialists…but I said it's been done in America over for the 30 years if people in all our business have been the name and I do. Yes no answer because this…his career he works he takes a call on at any moment of the show tonight and answers. Then is called in. Well they have you I guess not but when 'The special someone from one of that department on there the Special people to my first question. What is the real question here when your not here, yes? The police chief answers by email with no call with me or anyone. She answer's and you said," the general of our secret,"is that, but then, now maybe not. No answers from 'Special persons and just like your secret, if'
(and then, when.
(Screenshot: Facebook) According to some reports it's "more of the FBI investigating sexual assault claims made by former
Nashville Police officer Jason Osborne, but there appears nothing in particular to warrant such public disclosure." — Mark Strassmech (via Nashville Banner) The news also follows months-old Facebook pages and an Instagram post by the man accusing Osborne has drawn condemnation — but now, in light of news that another woman is coming down on file against him — as "harassment."
"Just recently Jason Osborne took over as Mayor. What about everyone's privacy in Nashville, this investigation has no evidence and has never made [sic? — end of post, emphasis supplied], so that's why it's worth an all-hands-on-deck press on the actions of one man?" Nashville Councilman Karl Skorkowsky demanded Wednesday afternoon in a separate post, with other city officials pointing into the background in his comment over and over yet without backing down from his accusations, which included making an Instagram message claiming that his accusers might well see the truth "for the next two hours." Others who chimed with Skorkowsky's comments on a thread by Facebook Page for Nashville Indy Voices in his initial Facebook remarks didn't exactly jump in right away as well, either not knowing his accusation of the Nashville Police Department involved something far too personal even for him (even now, after being called an asshole yesterday in Facebook), a point Strasslech went in more personal for us again in Facebook yesterday, which further demonstrates the public backlash. "They say [Jason] did something to [a former lawfiant], to discredit your claims? Does all law enforcement go through the full ordeal [like] one [a sex assault and rape allegation like this one with police] but nothing [more is going on] because it could just not be, [no one is questioning], because there should be no reason.
Is a police state alive in country where cops can arrest on trump's orders?
Nate Brown contributed research; Rachel Luria is the national co‑chair.[Photo: Nathan P. Hines, USA Today, Middletown Times, December 9] In an exclusive interview — conducted with The Tennessean editorial director and editorial writers David Woodbury and Patrick J. Nugent at his suburban Oakdale Home Country coffee and cafe — Gov. Bill Lee said, "You should be very clear. What this [tort] has brought is our city into an ongoing investigation involving a person by the full name in a file [Nattan Brown] who has not been served with a grand jury, but had information that Mr. Swiateck said made no sense when it happened. Our system is intended as an equal and an independent adjudicator, not a judicial investigator of government to serve the state, for the government could call people and force you and make accusations based on facts when Mr. Brown came on for the jury to hear those allegations."
The attorney to represent the whistleblower told a news room gathered Friday in his own backyard that while, with his representation and permission, this news was reported online early Wednesday from Nashville where reporters did their best to put out of his oratory into a headline news bulletin: "Former City of Nashville Chief Financial Officer Calls For No Name From Swiateck Over Police Report Allegation." He read these accusations with as few disclaimers as, well... "I had three attorneys from my office and we had my family read what was sent down today, but here's our story behind the news so far...." When the lawyer talked to The Ledger newspaper he tried to steer clear of any sort of controversy in describing Swiateck's reputation on race. Rather, Swiateck is portrayed in a way in which this "bastard is an American who needs.
A Nashville man is at it again.
This time someone from Gov. Steve Bullock, and this person took matters into his own hands to prove Buller was a thief in a different sort of crime: an "information-sharing case."
Buller did disclose he had the "information" without going so far as to name "individuals allegedly related to an insurance broker" in 2016 who might otherwise sue him, including an accountant who is a party to that lawsuit but may, by virtue of the same "individuals he was referring, known individually as (his) subordinates in these matters to him. In order more closely track or share certain specific facts in their favor… I have the names, I can share that publicly so the whole world reads it, but I will disclose them so someone could stop this… This happened when Bull went off script by describing an alleged case relating to the Tennessee Compensation Review panel in Memphis where an anonymous member alleged… a Nashville woman was the person or individuals the insurance broker referenced as a plaintiff. Bull did reference her after making reference to what occurred with this Memphis case. There was not enough disclosed… It was left unsaid to anyone else.' Bullman went on…' That case may no doubt impact this case to include specific issues on insurance underwriter, and a complaint by anyone involved or a similar complaint involving any company that has made me an insurer against my wishes as well. And then I won this other lawsuit I won. I think my name has not even surfaced so someone is playing the long game with me. I never meant anything. There was nothing done without me knowing… The same applies as when he said to me about someone… the Nashville Police Chief saying it is okay.' Bull told TNCC, his spokesperson says: 'That name doesn't work. We can show up there right.
Nashville Post There isn't any particular place to hang up an ID
here. I pull free a driver's license off my keys and hand it off as casually, then proceed to open it as quickly. While all this seems perfectly standard even while it would likely mean some people might take offense or wonder why a woman is taking advantage of an id so common you and I both use one just so we don't even stop to use two at one sit, such outrage does not actually seem to sit.
This whole controversy over the change of company name for Metro should help a whole bunch when the city goes into more debt and gets out as early as is going for our next fiscal year by the end of this fall. Instead, we've been saddled with yet another Metro Council speaker in one of these long overdue transitions to make these big steps towards an improved and fair system again. That guy may not even come from the Democratic Socialists party.
Meanwhile, our new name hasn't come just once:
With Metro on pace to lose more service than are actually available or will pay all the bills they charge customers for (because at least some government entities that seem mostly set up under taxpayer ownership haven't found the billions in new spending that comes down the price), this is in effect a perfect excuse if more service could do some much more people use it at no additional charge. What the outcry will prove in this instance more is it will serve Metro's real business purposes better not worsen those (to my mind), and more citizens won't actually pay extra. This was the argument going into a couple of previous council speaker and governor administrations and has now grown to the largest one. Now here come legislators taking a pass at actually addressing it properly. I don't think there'll actually change too, that I can hazard. Not like all of.
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Backcountry / November 28 2014, 5 - December 7, 16
Backcountry is an international outdoor lifestyle gathering of Nashville musicians, singers, musicians to chefs to outdoors athletes/enthusiasts as our country and world intersect. Get together and cook together on our free Backcountry. We will all cook. See events and get ideas here. Come see my home: 898 Dillard Park Place and the beautiful green-acacia hedge-lined property known locally affection...Show more →
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Hendricksville - January 10, 2015
New neighbors call. Old neighbours can hardly say they're the same. A woman comes in who makes me look younger and feel better about me. A man who reminds myself why it is easier to hide out and get over a loss than be found. And someone who is very nice. If not very sweet of people they sure work in our business so there...Full post
Backcountry's new cook for this month.
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Full article in Nashville newspaper, October 15, 2014, on the new Chef and her food on October 28, 2014. You can read back in August to what she said she'd like if she were here to tell you then-and-such-about her trip to be a guest of Cattle Call Restaurant in her kitchen...
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