Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against the IRS, Need Freeper Help!

me ^ | 05092002 | truth defector

[truth defector]

The government giveth and most assuredly does taketh away. From the case cited in the EEOC Commission decision, in the Appeal No. 01A14317, it clearly states "you have the right to file a civil action in the appropriate United States District Court within ninety (90) days from the date you receive this decision."

After filing said appeal the government in opposition seeks to have the case summarily dismissed. From the case filed in District Court, Civil No. 02-152-CV-W-3, the United States Attorney for the defendants "move the Court, pursuant to the Federal Rules of Civil P 12(b) (1) and (6), for an order dismissing this action, or in the alternative, granting summary judgement."

[truth defector]

Can any Freepers please explain to me how the government can grant the right to sue and then ask that the case be summarily dismissed? Am I missing something here, or is this the government's standard operating procedure? A significant case similar to this is Downey v. Runyon No. 97-6239 ruled in the Second Circuit.

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[truth defector]

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FOR YOUR CONSUMPTION AND PERUSAL!.

[drlevy88]

What was the original case about?

[truth defector]

The original complaint contains the issues quoted just under the introduction heading of the government's motion.

[drlevy88]

Oh. You got kicked out of a job at the IRS. Where on earth do you get $4 million worth of claimed damages? The job pay that high?

[VA Advogado]

Seperation of powers. The same part of government that grants you the right to sue is not the same part that you are suing.

[VA Advogado]

Plus it looks like you already got your one bite at the apple. If you dont assert a claim from the same set of facts, you lose it. Can't run to another court and try it again. Sorry.

[TN Republican]

The plaintiffs are the IRS and the Secretary of the Treasury. Your rights to sue have been codified by the legislative branch of the government, and the Civil Rights Act was signed by President Lyndon Baines Johnson. More than a decade later, the Supreme Court affirmed the view that reverse discrimination is unconstitutional (Bakke vs. the University of California Davis Medical School).

However, each administration gets to choose the fights that it picks. The Treasury does have the right to defend itself in a lawsuit, although it should settle if it is clearly in the wrong. Ultimately, politics and morals clash. (Even then, you always have the excuse that there is "no controlling legal authority.")

[truth defector]

Pain and suffering!

[drlevy88]

They whack you upside the head with a baseball bat?

[Libertarianize the GOP]

I wonder if you might be able to help this freeper out?

[truth defector]

That's not what I did. After filing the original lawsuit, the gov't claimed I didn't exhaust admin remedies. At that point I appealed to the commission to reopen the original EEOC complaints. After the EEOC denied the appeal, that is when I filed the case in District Court. The first bite of the apple was sham. Numerous supposedly "uncontested facts" were simply flat out lies by the gov't. Also, I don't think I got a fair shake as the FPO was sent to screw up my appeal when they tried to accuse me of threatening a Federal Judge, just in time to put me away so I couldn't file the appeal. Which I did not! Also, the gov't has been going behind my back screwing with attorneys that I know. One had everything in his office subpoenaed by the county one week after I filed the suit. The other one broke a contract after the clerk of the 10th Circuit phoned him while I was in his office, even though I filed the case now in the 10th Circuit, pro se!

[truth defector]

No, but they may have used the mind-control bullshit, that should be illegal. If I didn't have a case then why did they send a military helicopter to circle my house for about 10 minutes the day after I spoke with the attorney that had his records subpoenaed?

[drlevy88]

rotsa ruck, rishing you rell.

[truth defector]

This is on videotape. We don't live in China, where they just shoot you and take you inards.

[drlevy88]

why did they send a military helicopter to circle my house for about 10 minutes the day after I spoke with the attorney that had his records subpoenaed

Travis, do we have a Tinfoil_List?

[truth defector]

I could write a book that would make MIB look like a fairy tale. The Big Creep Sugar Bubba stuck his Pee Pee in my affairs so many times it makes me sick.

[drlevy88]

It's a Friday night, right?

[truth defector]

They also know me at the bank by an obscure nickname, where I only have a safe deposit box. My phone has been tapped. Click-click-click....click-click...click...click- click- click- click- etc. And they did the danyael ellsburg thing with my private medical records. And the district court also told me that my computer is key-logged!

[truth defector]

truth is indeed stranger than fiction!