I don’t suppose... there might be some way to legally force the Federal
government to enforce a law when it admits knowing it is being violated by
known individual(s)? Like a class action suit against a corporation? When is
it true you can fight city hall and Win?
Paul
From: Leith McKenzie (Redacted sender "loinneilceol" for DMARC)
Sent: Friday, January 22, 2016 2:18 PM
To: boo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [boo] Re: List of Crimes
Illegal road construction of Federal lands is a commonly committed crime. As a
rule, the perpetrators do not receive jail time, rather they have to pay fines
and pay for the costs of habitat restoration/mitigation.
Oh jeez, how about using Gov't vehicles to bulldoze a road through what I hear
is a archeologically significant site? Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle?
Theft? Vandalism? I'm sure there's plenty more just related to the road
building at HQ.
Bill
“Each of us is in truth an idea of the Great Gull and an unlimited idea of
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Jonathan Livingston Seagull
