Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10

Always remember—with our trust in GOD nothing is impossible.
ACTUAL FINE PRINT
ON ALL BONDS
Excerpted from “THE MONEY REFORM ACT”, flyer by Dan Pilla, Sr., [quoting:]
“...additional taxes may be levied on all taxable property, if required to pay the principal and interest of this
Note, without limitation as to the rate or the amount”. [End quoting]
Do you still think your investments are safe anywhere in the hands of the Elite money handlers??
From the Vacaville Reporter, June 21, [quoting:]
POLITICS AND THE BAR
Three lawyers, including a former state senator who represented Solano County, are suing the State Bar of
California for violating their First Amendment rights.
The lawsuit points out that membership in the State Bar is mandatory for practicing lawyers. However, the
organization takes a political stand on issues they don’t necessarily agree with.
Frankly, lawyers don’t agree on much. They earn a living by sparring. So when they disagree, they handle
it in the way they know best: by litigation. In this case, they make a good point.
This trio believed the State Bar should be limited to matters of lawyer competence and discipline, and
lobby only for measures which have widespread support among bar members.
It makes sense to us.
(Former state Sen. Barry) Keene points out that lawyers constitute special interests and cannot be trusted
to support bills that are good for the public but bad for lawyers. [End quoting]
Hopefully, these lawyers will do something about stopping their peers from taking away their clients’ rights,
also. There’s little likelihood that their clients will have any sympathy for them until they do.
EXPERTS FEAR A RISE IN
LOCAL SWAT TEAMS
From CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 6/22/97, [quoting:]
More and more police departments across the nation are creating paramilitary SWAT teams and expanding
their activation, a controversial trend that police scholars refer to as the militarization of civilian police.
The explosive growth and expanding mission of SWAT teams have, in turn, led to complaints that an
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