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Don’t Ask Don’t Tell ruling has gay service members wondering ‘what’s next?” Military Lawyer & Tully Rinckey Managing Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, explains what this means for service members.

Alex Kozinski, a Federal Judge in the 9th District, LA, has put out a memo, to the effect that “perhaps” federal Judges should allow Cameras in Court. Actually they did once over 4 years ago, when California was at a crisis due to lawsuit, about the varying county election vote systems. It was the wrong lawsuit, that was heard, but the point here, is that Cameras WERE in Court broadcasting LIVE TV coverage of the IN BANK fully 9th District hearing. You can see here, there are more than 3 federal judges questioning Mr. Tribe. The Lawsuit that should have been brought, and was sidelined on technicalities, was whether the DIABOLD type vote scanning could be hacked. We NOW know it can be, has been, and will be hacked to give false results and put in power people who were NOT honestly elected. This is relavant dictum, but not the point here. There is a Lawsuit of greater importance rotting on the desk of Federal Magistrate Brennen in Sacramento since December 2008, which would if approved, restore, a 30000 or less state assembly district, which would make it viable for the “common man” to win seats in the state Assembly again, instead of just the lobbyists and dishonest lawyers. We the economics of the Nation being destroyed blatantly, and Wall street robbing the people openly, with Congressional nail bidding and inaction, the US Senate stands in the way of saving the Republic from Civil WAR. With a enriched State Assembly, numering in excess of 1200, with a different no-none …

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