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Simone Unplugged II
***Unlike the regular edition of Simone Unplugged, Simone Unplugged II is an update, a comment, or just me rambling about whatever ... rather than me rambling about a topical matter. As an audio, it is unedited and may contain errors, slip ups, or other gaffs that might normally be edited out. FYI
Twitter Drama
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I'm just wondering if there will there ever be theft in office charges for Mike DeWine or any current or former Ohio Assistant Attorney General such as Kristine Hayes, who used the office of the attorney general to steal Mt Zion Baptist Church, pursuant to ORC 2921.41 A (1), which reads in pertinent part as follows:
(A ) No public official or party official shall commit any theft offense, as defined in division (K) of section 2913.01 of the Revised Code, when the following applies:
(1) The offender uses the offender's office in aid of committing the offense , or permits or assents to its use in aid of committing the offense;
That said, can I expect DeWine, Hayes & Company to be indicted and/or handcuffed? Or do they get a pass?
And no, the statute of limitations has not yet expired, so there is still time to force accountability. The problem though, is that , under the circumstances, the state is being asked to prosecute itself, so THAT could pose a problem. Likewise, looking to the feds for relief is not a comfortable option, since the taking of Mt Zion was driven, in part, by a need to prevent the rise of a black messiah, per the FBI's Cointelpro agenda that dates back to the 1970's, and, arguably, continues to be advanced.
Given the challenges before us then, how do we hold DeWine, Hayes and Company accountable for the theft of Mt Zion Baptist Church , because, pursuant to ORC 2921.41 A (1), a crime has been committed, and I for one, want it handled.
That said, can I expect DeWine, Hayes & Company to be indicted and/or handcuffed? Or do they get a pass?
And no, the statute of limitations has not yet expired, so there is still time to force accountability. The problem though, is that , under the circumstances, the state is being asked to prosecute itself, so THAT could pose a problem. Likewise, looking to the feds for relief is not a comfortable option, since the taking of Mt Zion was driven, in part, by a need to prevent the rise of a black messiah, per the FBI's Cointelpro agenda that dates back to the 1970's, and, arguably, continues to be advanced.
Given the challenges before us then, how do we hold DeWine, Hayes and Company accountable for the theft of Mt Zion Baptist Church , because, pursuant to ORC 2921.41 A (1), a crime has been committed, and I for one, want it handled.
L: /unedited
Mike DeWine ( former Ohio Attorney General, now Governor of Ohio, commenced Ohio vs Mt Zion , with assist from Kristine Hayes)
Kristine Hayes ( former Assistant Ohio Attorney General, commenced Ohio vs Mt Zion )