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From Judicial Watch’s investigation of then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s lack of e-mails about Benghazi, to Abraham Lincoln’s executive order to require subscribed oaths as a specialty contract to hold office or employment in the government, Corey Eib explores holding government accountable. The term “gas lighting” via manufacturing evidence with false “oaths” of office and entering a plea with no representation or consent, in the Downey v Gabriella case is reviewed. Corey files complaint and affidavit with federal agencies for observing fraud and corruption in the Downey Superior courts.
Gaslighting Defendants in the Justice System
The classic example of gaslighting is to switch something around on someone that you know they’re sure to notice, but then deny knowing anything about it, and to explain that they “must be imagining things” when they challenge these changes.
Judicial Watch Panel: Clinton E-Mail Scandal Update
Eib Calls Into Marc Stevens Oct 15 Broadcast
Corey’s guest call to Marc Stevens of the NoState Project:
Better than average show today, Corey. Maybe you can get rid of that Todd fellow as he has been clearly pulling down your performance. ;-)
Before I began listening to your show, I viewed Lincoln as a tyrant. It was your show and NoAgenda where I learned that Texas was overthrown as well as the slave owners were assigned the votes of their slaves, so they could just vote for the war as well as vote for everyone else to die for them.
With each podcast, you’re sounding more comfortable behind the mic, almost politician like. I suspect it’s related to having to present yourself in front of a court and your engagement with government agents.
Going forward, if you’re wanting to work on your grammar syntax I’d recommend going through: http://www.chompchomp.com/exercises.htm I’m a graduate student, and reviewing their work has helped me improve my grammar in papers I have written.