Expose Gov Fraud

Governments making sure they remain the top role of playing savior god for many generations to come 🤦‍♂️

The Era of Big Taxes Is Upon Us Debt is more expensive, and rich countries are turning to voters businesses to pay for rising spending needs.

The Secret to the Elk and Deer Tags in Colorado.

No State Treats Resident Big Game Hunters Worse than Colorado- Tag Allocation- Hiding in Plain Sight. The Secret to the Elk and Deer Tags in Colorado. — Expose Gov Fraud The Secret to Elk & Deer Tags Colorado.

Wow, who would have thought just a few years back prior to all the election fraud news going around in Mesa County, Colorado, there were improprieties already brewing with some of the same old names. Let’s revisit this incredible story of local government corruption at its finest hour. Enjoy….lots more to come.

http://www.exposegovfraud.com/newsandstories/mesacounty-elections-scandal-2016

The Mesa County untouchable judges are suddenly touchable. First Timbreza and now Flynn.

"The alleged failure of District Court Chief Judge Brian J. Flynn to fix the problem led to repeated arrests of a Mesa County man without probable cause — a scenario the Fourth Amendment prohibits."

“What is most troubling is that Chief Judge Flynn was in a position to understand the consequences of his actions and to refrain from using the unconstitutional policy which he was responsible for maintaining, yet he simply refused to stop the ongoing violation of constitutional rights in the 21st Judicial District,” said James P. Roberts, a Texas-based attorney for Foster. “He failed to uphold his position as expected and just like each individual he sentences in his courtroom, he should be held accountable for his actions.”

https://www.coloradopolitics.com/courts/top-mesa-county-judge-knew-about-unconstitutional-practice-may-be-sued-federal-court-says/article_38d690c4-efdc-11eb-8dbc-d3e611842362.html?fbclid=IwAR2-eHzPj5Z4LrBMf_4G38KXV291PQp2DMXlItm8GbvtqY2mKhnnHM4yCMc

Top Mesa County judge knew about unconstitutional practice, may be sued, federal court says The chief judge of Mesa County reportedly knew that courthouse protocols were putting people at risk for arrest based on expired protection orders. Now, he can be held liable for