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Sad but not surprised that the DOJ today sided with

to claim the company's prosecution of me after helping Amazon peoples win a historic $9.5b pollution case was permissible. Merrick Garland is stating a corporation can act as a government prosecutor. Indefensible.

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So you can see that the corporate democrats and corporate Republicans are a common enemy to civil society.

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To be fair, however sympathetic people find Donziger, there's nothing sinister or particularly objectionable here; his defense reminds me of people who insist income taxes are unconstitutional. 2nd, $9.5B judgements by foreign courts *shouldn't* be enforcable here. That's nuts.

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True. It's not, but does give credibility to his argument . And, we know what Garland is up to. He's a jackboot for the corporate ruling class.

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He's just defending a legal prosecution. I understand that people might see a lot of heroic aspects in Mr. Donziger, but wouldn't this upend all the cases successfully prosecuted in this way up to now, however firm the basis for their conviction? The DOJ upheld the law.

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Of you think the DOJ is interested in upholding the law I've got a few bridges to sell you. That's not why Garland was appointed.

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I have heard varieties of conspiratorial accounting for the man. People can believe what they like, but in this instance the fact that he upheld the legal principles at issue, and that it was necessary for him to do so, seem hard to dispute.

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Roll with that if you want. He doesn't do anything that isn't in the interests of the corrupt corporate establishment. If you want to think he did this because he's principled then you aren't paying attention.

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Could be it was just lucky that his actions coincided with the principled response in this instance. What actions has he taken in service of the corrupt corporate establishment that I should've better appreciated?

Leonard Clinton Williams III

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A Wall Street bank had me kidnapped as part of a massive crime spree. This DOJ sponsored a cover-up of this crime spree that involved merciless criminal abuse of me when I am a disabled man. They used poor peoples money to pay for their crimes.

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Well you've got my attention. What were the circumstances of your kidnapping, Mr. Williams?

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His coworker and best friend at a bank was worried he was going to hurt himself or others. She reported her concerns to his mental health provider which sought involuntary commitment. He considers that a kidnapping and a crime spree.

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Doesn't matter whether he's telling the truth or not. Wells Fargo is a criminal organization. Protected by the DOJ. Slap on the wrist and performative "justice" and then back to the crime game. DOJ just gives facade of oversight.

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Banks Financing Mexico Drug Gangs Admitted in Wells Fargo Deal

Just before sunset on April 10, 2006, a DC-9 jet landed at the international airport in the port city of Ciudad del Carmen, 500 miles east of Mexico City. As soldiers on the ground approached the...

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Telling the truth always matters.

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It doesn't change the fact that the DOJ allows banks like Wells Fargo to commit serious crimes. You should focus more on the other ones getting paid off to destroy our society. Or you could defend wells Fargo and the DOJ. Make that your heroic pursuit.

Leonard Clinton Williams III

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It doesn’t matter if I’m telling the truth but as a side note I am telling the truth. The evidence that he has is the Bloomberg News article. They admitted to crime. He could easily get more evidence. Follow this thread and tell me if this bank is or is not above the law.

Leonard Clinton Williams III

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I don’t feel like typing the whole thing. Read these photos about the fake accounts. They steal your identity and the bank gets fined $750. This deferred prosecution agreement was made on February 2020 and by March 2020 I had reported serious crimes to the DOJ. They made a month

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Your “crimes” aren’t serious. Your report was gibberish. Why do you think a bank can’t ask about whether an employee is likely to hurt themselves or others? That’s certainly not a crime.

Leonard Clinton Williams III

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What are you referring to “my report” are you referring to my 126 page complaint?

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Yeah. Why I wasted my time reading it… Sigh. You should have talked to a lawyer.

Leonard Clinton Williams III

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You didn’t waste your time and it wasn’t gibberish. I couldn’t proofread it due to being disabled with severe PTSD. If it doesn’t make sense to you, you may have reading comprehension trouble. It is overall very coherent.

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Let’s go over my claims one at a time. I claim that while at Wells Fargo, my privacy was invaded. I claim that my former coworker named Jenny was instructed to “look into my past.” Do you believe this or do you not believe this?

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I make this claim in my complaint.

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read my tweets and reply. I await your response. I made you a bunch of tweets and I want you to engage with my arguments and with my evidence. If you fail to do this I’m going to call you out for being straight up weak sauce.

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