Comments on: A Stabbing And A Mystery Witness – April 20, 2011

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:09:29 +0000

Mark,
CLARIFICATION: For the record; the “Nancy” I referred to, above, was Attorney Nancy DeLaney, not Attorney Nancy Diamond. I apologize, especially to Nancy Diamond, for any false impressions that I may have caused.

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 17:56:06 +0000

kevpod,
Though, apparently, alluding you, conspiracy theories are, also, used to arrest the actions of rich people who believe that they are above the law and can manipulate the power entrusted to them by the People to carry out their private agendas, by depriving, or extorting, others of their rights to free speech and political affiliation.

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:59:57 +0000

kevpod,
Please, note you disagree with yourself. Without commenting, further, on Obama’s recent long birth certificate disclosure or the War on Christmas, if I was lazy, I would have given up, long ago – this is the hardest work that I have ever done, and I have worked seven days a week on 12-14 hour shifts demolishing buildings and salvaging equipment. The only cause to me being unemployable is the fact that all my time is being taken by securing my rights, as they have not been willingly afforded to me. As to goofball, maybe you got me a little, there; I am just trying to have some fun through it All. Keep your personal judgments to yourself, I imagine our standards of measure differ considerably. My knack is for standing up for my rights, the fact that one receives retribution, around here, for doing so, especially, if one appears to be, or is, a homeless hippie, is beyond my control, outside of court. In court the playing field is leveled, substantially; though, around here, really, not so much. FYI, Conspiracy was a cause of action, long before it became a buzzword.

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:24:46 +0000

Mark,
You have not seen his new black “Batmobile” or his long black trench coat, I am guessing…He looks like Batman, man.

By: kevpod

kevpod — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:20:25 +0000

I disagree. They do need to invent conspiracies, for various reasons. There’s money to be made selling books, for example, about the president’s Kenyan origins. And what about the War on Christmas? That sold a lot of books. Or let’s say you’re a lazy, unemployable goofball. Well obviously it’s everyone else’s sinister collusion that prevents you from making anything of yourself. Maybe you have a knack for getting into pointless legal beefs that just suck everyone’s time and energy… that’s because these people who never met you and don’t know you somehow found and singled you out for harassment. Or maybe you’re an unsuccessful political candidate – you were repressed! Conspiracy theories serve a lot of purposes, from profit to distraction to self-exoneration.

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:08:43 +0000

kevpod,
supplant, “and others similarly situated of their”, in place, “of his”, and I will concur with your statement, without reservation. You know what Eustace Mullins, who was mentored and inspired to research conspiracies by Ezra Pound, who also mentored Ernest Hemingway, T.S. Eliot and W.B. Yeats, having spent much of his life’s work on researching conspiracies, has said about conspiracies? No one needs to make conspiracies up….

By: Mark Sailors

Mark Sailors — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:01:34 +0000

OK……………

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:41:55 +0000

Imagine Photoshop, a black mask, with little pointed ears on top, and a black cape on Officer Ramirez, above, and a message bubble saying, “I’m Batman”, or similar statement relevant to the scene.

By: kevpod

kevpod — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:41:28 +0000

Another conspiracy. It should be obvious by now that all Humboldt officialdom, plus the news media and non-governmental powers that be spend the majority of their time contriving ways to deprive Robert Benson of his rights.

By: Robert Benson

Robert Benson — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:14:52 +0000

One would think. However, the Grand Jury is merely a Civil Grand Jury and will not investigate criminal matters brought to them by a Citizen. If I have been there and seen it with by eyes, heard it with my ears, and felt it with my body, it is news to me, if it is hearsay.
Get this, I just got the minutes from the court which show that, after agreeing to a stipulation to continue a demurrer hearing on a complaint that I had filed over a false arrest, conspiracy and deprivation of rights case that began on Oct. 11, 2008, opposing counsel gets the demurrer sustained, in my absence. Now, that is Dirty, Nancy! She knows I have appealed a restraining order that has banned me from the county law library which was filed, directly, after I sent out informal Claim for Damages letters to some local parties, giving them notice of my intent to sue. That outrageously fraudulent order has stopped my ability to defend my self from their perjury and conspiracy and prosecute my rights that have been violated.