[Luis Gonzalez]

One of my problems with JW is how they set themselves up to lose, then claim government bias.

The latest example was in the Rick Ramirez case. JW actually has the proverbial "smoking gun" here (BTW, JW uncovered nothing, Rick came forward, had another attorney, then came to JW at the suggestion of his original attorney, JW is taking credit for things they did not do) and for once, it looks like they will get somewhere with this.

But Larry and JW proceeded to file a suit in civil court knowing full well that there were procedures that Rick had to follow internally FIRST, and that a civil suit could only be initiated after all internal venues for filing the complaint had been exhausted.

By filing the civil suit before following internal INS procedures first, JW guaranteed that the case would be dismissed, thus generating more "the corrupt, left-over Clinton Courts are stonewalling us again" mailers.

[terilyn]

Things that make you go hmmmmm......?

[Howlin]

Bump for the truth, told by someone who knows -- Rick!

[Iwo Jima]

One of my problems with JW is how they set themselves up to lose, then claim government bias.

Luis, you have hit the nail squarely on the head! All of (or maybe both of ) the JW syncophants should read your post and ponder it at great length.

I have seen this phenomena over and over again. At first you think that they are stupid, ignorant, or incompetent, but finally you realize that the loss was by design or at least desired.

And certain people wonder why we don't like JW or have any respect for them or their work.