Re: OPEN LETTER
valeri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Unfortunately, the google group answer to my previous OPEN LETTER was
uncomprehensible (see other topics). Again, I am going to prosecute the
user rambus2005@xxxxxxxxx (and the known US Company) in the US Court.
So, I repeat my request to google group Administration to provide the
IP address of the above-mentioned user, and to write some more
comprehensible answer. Of course, you understand that the US judge
would NOT be favourble to such sort of answers as I received from you.
In which state will you file suit, crank?
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Relevant Pages
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(uk.rec.naturist) - Re: George Bush can face charges at The Hague. - "YES WE CAN!"
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(sci.military.naval) - Re: Manchester CPS go mad
... if the two lads were aged 18 and one of them persistently harassed the other, on racial grounds or any other, he'd probably find himself in court, and quite right too. ... What seems to me extraordinary is that the CPS should choose to prosecute a 10-year-old, whether for harassment or for common assault (which a playground fight certainly is) as a result of a scrap in the playground. ... Given that the CPS not infrequently find it difficult, if not impossible, to do something reasonably simple like getting a prosecutor, the case papers and the witnesses to a magistrates' court all at the same time on the right day, and that, rather less frequently, they difficulty complying with pretty simple directions from Crown Court judges about serving case papers, I'm not very confident they're up to something complicated like participating in a psyop. ...
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