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How To Make The Traffic Court Judge Say Sorry

sportbikes.net — This letter is written to apologize for the unfortunate experience you had before the Municipal Court for Knoxville, Tennessee, in September, 2007. I was sitting as Special Judge that day, and I deeply regret any misunderstanding of the process, or resentment for any unnecessary remark that I made...

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  • piratenews, on 06/27/2008, -0/+0Because of this post, I got banned from that Open forum by Jewish cops wearing Nazi helmets who want to kill the First Amendment to the US Constitution. A poll before the ban showed that 80% of members was against a ban. Read it and find out what they don't want you to know about winning in traffic court, and about polyticks in general (quoting New York Times and current presidential candidate Ralph Nader). This is standard operating procedure for psyop disinfo agents, to make personal attacks (without being banned), and without making any rebuttal of the facts.
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