Posted on 05/25/2008 3:26:03 AM PDT by J Aguilar
After a traffic dispute, a young man from Madrid accused the Constitutional Court Magistrate Roberto García-Calvo of covering him with a gun. Nevertheless, the formal complaint was full of false data and was never ratified by the supposed victim. Now, we tell to the reading public how the Spanish Intelligence was behind the gruesome story. The accuser was working for them, as some CNI agents admit.
A CNI’s internal source assures ÉPOCA that Vicente Garcerán, the young man who accused the Constitutional Court Magistrate Roberto García- Calvo -recently died- to have covered him with a gun was working for them. “It’s a usual proceeding. We took a “charli”- a person which is not officially in the Center’s payroll- in order to provoke the Magistrate, as he was the more stubborn in his fight against Government’s unconstitutional laws”...
The plan devised before 3/11 continues to be developed.
Ping!
the attorney of “Charli” Garcerán is an old acquaintance of the Spanish Security Forces.
and
The vicepresident denies it giving no further details.
Sr. Sanchez is a very busy man. I wish Sr. Garcia-Calvo the best.
Judge García-Calvo was found dead in his home a few days ago. Now the Socialist puppets and the oligarchs behind them which pull the strings have a majority in the Spanish Supreme Court to approve the unconstitutional Statue of Catalonia, which effectively makes the rest of Spanish regions a colony of Catalonia and the Basque country.
I know what it is happening in Spain is hard to believe, but it is happening.
Mierda! I somehow missed the part about his death. My apologies.
For him and Spain, my condolences.
Excellent video! As good an exposition of the relevant facts as any current ‘news’ agency can produce. I will definitely look for Peones Negros in the future.
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