Gregg Doyel

Haha, I'm still getting impersonators?  I haven't written anything to you for many months. 

I see now that your Hate Mail is still functioning, so perhaps I'll have to submit some doozies for ya.  My first post didn't even come close to summing up the whole situation of what is going on.  Those brownshirts seriously violated like 8 of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, and even that doesn't cover all of the wrongs.  I'm quite literally being terrorized and extorted by the Iowa City Police Department.  I'm experiencing a severe obfuscation of defense.  I'm being subjected to cruel and unusual punishment. My person and property are being held guilty until proven innocent, which they are making impossible by their obfuscation of defense.  I've appeal for redress of grievances and have only been met with ridicule and denial by the brownshirts.  They threatened to take my child away and arrest me for interfering with official acts, simply because I questioned the validity of the stop and their unlawful seizure of my property.  I couldn't get the officer to show me where he had the right to seize my property.  The officer could not provide anything but hypotheticals and threats.  The brownshirts were going to leave me, my child and about $1,000 of work supplies stranded 20 miles from home in a less than desirable neighborhood for such a scenario.  Then the shift supervisor loaded my child into the back seat of the squad car and strapped her in with a shotgun pointing in her direction, mounted inches from her head.

Those motherfudgers fudged with the wrong motherfudger.

I really thought Brett would seriously consider going to the Buccaneers.  The only problem would probably be Jon Gruden and Brett Favre bunting heads over playcalls like Gruden did with Rich Gannon when he coached the Raiders.  But hey, even though they didn't agree on everything, if it wasn't for the "Arm in forward throwing motion" call that anyone with any sense at all would call a fumble, Oakland would have won the superbowl that year.

Yes, one and the same.  Let me qualify...."I agree with Gregg Doyel.  And FOR THE RECORD, I generally don't consider myself a fan of Gregg Doyel.  He is, however, still higher on my list than Mike Freeman...I assume he works pro bono."

Not an overwhelming endorsement, but better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, wouldn't you say?

Wisco, are you also the person who posted on Greta's blog under the "Not Sniffing" name? Whoever that person was, he (or she) concluded by saying:

I agree with Gregg Doyel. And, FOR THE RECORD, I don’t like Gregg Doyel.

Hmph.

Long time no speak, Doyel.  What's up?

Since I'm also a stupid SOB, I thought that I'd stop by and add a comment to this post.  I created a new account and everything!  I see that the leeches made it impossible to add two cents without first giving up the info.

How stupid am I? I got my car impounded and fully admit that I didn't have registration or insurance, yet I'm going to win!  The secondary security of liability code which I was cited for, which led to the impoundment, does not list a penalty for non-registered automobiles for residents within the state.  The only penalties listed are for car registered within the state or for non-residents and non-state cars.  The only time that the officer has the option of impoundment for such an insurance violation is for cars registered within the state or for cars involved in an accident. The first citation that I received was for operating without registration.  I know for a fact that my car isn't registered in the state.  The plates were from a different car and so far expired that they have fallen out of the system.  When reading the law and apply simple logic to the language presented within the code, it's easy to see that there is no listed penalties for no security of liability for non-registered automobiles of residents within the state.  The most that I should have received is the registration violation, which is a non-impoundable simple misdemeanor, and perhaps a warning for no insurance.

On top of that, I was terrorized and extorted by the police, and also had 75% of my assets seized unlawfully.  If you read the Bill of Rights, they broke like 7 of 'em, and I'm calling them on it.  I am being deprived of life and liberty, big time, among other things.  I'm being held guilty before trial.  I'm supposed to be innocent before proven guilty.  The property, my car, was not registered in the state and therefore also has been found guilty before trial.

Peace,

Chris C.