Category Archives: Bitter custody dispute

Heads up Ladies: Domestic Violence “Awareness” is a con.

Posted on October 3, 2016 by bonnie russell

So expect another round of news coverage concerning October as “Domestic Violence Awareness Month.”  Blah blah blah.   It’s all a con; but one media clearly supports. NYPD officer Samiul Alam illustrates the con, quite well. “The recently promoted officer, Samiul … Continue reading →

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Election 2016: Trump, and the time Angelina Jolie starred in a movie about police misogyny

Posted on September 21, 2016 by bonnie russell

Election 2016 — The perfect time to end paying taxes for police services the police refuse to provide! Need additional motivation?  Watch the Clint Eastwood directed movie detailing life imitating art, starring Angelina Jolie.  It’s also great for Hillary to keep … Continue reading →

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Michael MacNeil; the Deputy DA San Diego media almost helped to get away

Posted on June 16, 2016 by bonnie russell

Former San Diego Deputy District Attorney, Michael MacNeil, continues to enjoy a general shield of protection from his conduct, courtesy of San Diego Media.  Including after he was identified by a co-worker.   The “whys” of protection is media gets … Continue reading →

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Memphis attorney Shari Myers, asks Judge incarcerate parents for non-payment of fees

Posted on January 20, 2016 by bonnie russell

Memphis attorney and Guardian Ad Litem, Shari Myers, made news recently.   The Court-appointed Guardian Ad Litem asked Judge Donna Fields, who originally appointed Myers, to a incarcerate one of the parents responsible for her fee, for non-payment. It wasn’t … Continue reading →

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