Massachusetts Courts Broken
and Mismanaged, Constitution Ignored- Chief Justice Marshall Should Resign
MassNews Planes in the Air with New "Billboard in the
Sky" Banners
Three planes took off from Fitchburg at 1:30 pm yesterday
[Jan06] and flew to and around the Boston area in formation pulling newly
designed messages about the state of the Massachusetts court system under
Justice Margaret Marshall. One continued over Newton, Norwood, and Beverly,
while the others flew over the MetroWest area.
Today, the three will be flying again, with two leaving from Fitchburg,
and one plane from Beverly to rendezvous in Newton and continue around the
Boston area.
Here are the details on the banners:
1. Judge Marshall Resign billboard ----- overall dimensions 22.5 feet high by 85
feet long with the upper letters being almost 12 feet high and the lower letters
being almost 8 feet high.
2. Court's a disaster billboard ----- overall dimensions 22.5 feet high by 85
feet long with the upper and lower letters being almost 10 feet high and the
trailing letters being 5 feet high.
3. The "mired in confusion" banner had 5 foot high letters and was over 100 feet
long.
someone asked about the MassNews planes. Howard and I saw them on our visit to
Cambridge Probate earlier re the Marshall court.
These were flown over the beaches recently:
http://massnews.com/2006_editions/7_july/71706_tens_of_thousands_see_planes.htm
Tens of Thousands See MassNews Airplanes Alerting
Citizens to Illegal Actions of DiMasi and
Travaglini |
Tens-of-thousands of people at every beach from
Cape Cod to the New Hampshire
border saw MassNews airplanes over the weekend towing banners with the
message that it is Senate President Travaglini and House Majority Leader
DiMasi who were the political bosses
preventing the legislature from voting last week.
The banners were an extra-large
5-feet high with red letters. In addition, some 20-foot high “flying
billboards” are being manufactured which will be flying in a few
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Democratic Leaders Are Repeating Illegal Maneuvers of 2002
Travaglini and DiMasi are the political
bosses preventing the legislature
from voting, as required under the Constitution
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The purpose of the banners is to make citizens aware of
the website
www.massnews.com where they can learn the truth about the political
bosses of the Democratic Party who do not follow the state Constitution
and are violating it every day that a vote is not taken of the
legislators.
The vote last week was 100-91 to adjourn with most of those
voting to do so coming from the Senate, who voted 30-8 to do so.
On the other hand, the House voted 83-73 not to adjourn
without allowing a vote of the legislature.
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Airplane Banners Alert Citizens
Tens of thousands were told by aerial banners
of the latest ploy of the
legislature and were made aware of our website
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Many Democratic members of the legislature have a
quandry because if they dare to disagree
with Travaglini or DiMasi, he will refuse to allow any bill that
would be beneficial to the voters in the district. No legislator
wants to see his district punished by those two party bosses.
They're Stopping a Vote on Removing Margaret Marshall --- Also
Illegally
The two political bosses are also refusing to allow
a vote on Emile Goguen's Resolution to remove from office Margaret
Marshall and the three judges who signed her Ruling. This provision
was made a part of our Constitution in 1780 when John Adams
wrote it for us.
They have no lawful power to do this.
Is the Answer to Vote
Only for Republicans?
Many voters are wondering whether the only answer is
to vote for every Republican legislator regardless of whether they
are any good. It is too late for any candidate to decide to run
regardless of which Party they are a member.
It is possible to run as a write-in which can be
accomplished with stickers, but that is a very difficult process.
These voters say that anyone who is elected cannot be as
bad at the present situation. It will definitely start some motion
toward reform in the state. Every two years, both house and senate
members are up for re-election in the state.
Route of MassNews Planes
The route of the MassNews airplanes was to cover
every beach in the Cape Cod area and then to
head north past
Plymouth,
Scituate, Nahant,
Beverly,
Gloucester, Rockport,
Plum
Island and
Salisbury
Beach.
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