Reverend Magdalen Legal Fund

randi_christine said:

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mrannouncer said:

Having another kid just means she needs the money all the more, doesn’t it? Keep spreading the word, folks!

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Garry Dolley said:

Modemac,

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Aeon Pi said:

I would like to offer something other than money. Like how to zero out your account. This will allow you to create abundance from the very ones that have created lack. There is also a way to speak to the courts that work in your favor. Instead of against you. You come in as a underdog only because you come from the fictious speach of the law. Instead of speaking to the court in the Language of Now and the Truth.

Let me know if you would like to know more

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fltnsplr said:

Rachel – like everybody online these days, I get many requests for financial assistance from a number of organizations and causes. Some I respond to; some I don’t.

However, given your situation, I will always donate when I can. Why? Because the circumstances surrounding this case have created a First Amendment catastrophe of unimaginable proportions.

Unfortunately, the judicial punishment you received simply for expressing yourself is mirrored every day throughout this country in a variety of ways.

For example, in October, at Southwestern College (in Chula Vista, CA), the administration cracked down on students and instructors who were protesting class cuts, sending armed campus police to several faculty members’ homes afterwards and suspending them with pay, for allegedly “inciting a riot”.

This caught the attention of the ACLU and FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education); both organizations sent detailed letters to the college’s administrative officers threatening legal action and citing numerous Supreme Court rulings against such action.

Unfortunately, that was the eighth U.S. educational institution this year to have been admonished for attempting to clamp down on “the right of the people peaceably to assemble.”

Although circumstances on campus were different, the encroachment upon freedom of expression is similar to what you experienced while being interrogated at the Orleans County courthouse.

May you triumph over the little minds that generated this travesty of justice, and may your family members be forever free of such interference in their personal affairs.

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