Corporations as people in response to a law professor

Corporations should be treated as people. TERRORISTS, for they are. They can kill, maim, with intent and evade prosecution in court because they are not people. Case in point; I have a 20 year old Federal “Clean Water Act” lawsuit against a major corporation in NY. That company deliberately and knowingly discharged Agent Orange chemicals into a public body of water and into my family. Because of my case’s discovery the EPA designated the area a Superfund Site and requires people there to where toxic suits and respirators. The defendant won a series of Summery Judgements arguing in Court for many years the site was not contaminated despite filing tons of documents with the State and Federal Governments proving it was. The Court ruled in their favor every time based mostly on oral comments and letter briefs submitted by an attorney willing to roll the dice, (or political influence). In any case the proof was submitted to the Court in a Fraud on the Court motion but the Court has sat on it for 5 additional years. Seems the corporation is too powerful and would not be able to satisfy the massive fines if the case moved forward so the law is defiled. By the way Lou Gehrig who lived there ate the eels and died of a disease attributed to those chemicals. See Agent Orange. Had this corporation simply been human it could suffer at Guantanamo Bay.

Energy v Environment

Energy v Environment


Virtually all energy comes at some cost to the environment. As we run out of energy the environment will suffer even more beyond any live sustaining scenario. Our planet will become warmer, our mountain tops will be severed, our water polluted, our forests gone. The only clean form of energy electricity is all to often produced by massive pollution. Electricity ultimately may be one of the few sources of energy we have left. We simply have to learn how to rub magnets without fire if we're going to survive the future. How best to do it?



- EQUINE ESCAPE RESCUE LTD, Millbrook, NY Jan 25 @ 05:32PM PST

NEW RESCUE

Very exciting day!Lucky Orphans got it's newest rescue, Sunny. After living at his house for 26 years, he was left alone in the herd from the passing of his mother and sister. After the sad death of his owner, we were contacted by the family and after two months of getting him used to the trailer, he arrived today safe and sound. He spent the day in the sun with 7 other horses , reconnecting with his own kind. Thanks Frank for all your work to get him to this point. We welcome Sunny and plan to give him quality years left living as a horse!

Just a Dumb Horse

Frank M."Just a dumb horse"

3 secs ago
I'm sure we have all heard that statement, and others like their just hay burners. I like to answer in the following way. Consider living outside with no food or shelter for a month, with nothing more then a dumb horse. At the end only the horse will be alive. Yes the hay burner that can work all day simply by eating some of it. A totally environmentally benign energy source that will within 100 years once again be our best means of surviving in a energy depleted planet. Lets pray some haven't been managed to death by our smartness.

A Post

Frank M.Corporations

2 secs ago
The Supreme Court recently gave corporations even more power as people with free speech. They already have the exact rights we do in a court of law. I for one have been fighting a major corporation in Federal Court for 20 years. They are terrorists! They maimed and killed people with poisons, not unlike the BLM is doing to our horses. Mismanaged their property as they see best so it's remained a Super Fund Site for 25 years. Similar to the BLM's mismanagement of our land. OH IF THEY WERE TRULLY PEOPLE WE COULD TAKE UP ARMS AND FIGHT THEM.

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Re-introducing wild horses to restore the environment.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/kent/8507111.stm

THE BLM

"They look upon fraud as a greater crime than theft, and therefore seldom fail to punish it with death; for they alledge, that care and vigilante, with a very common understanding, may preserve a man's goods from thieves; but honesty hat no fence against superior cunning: and since it is necessary that there should be a perpetual intercourse of buying and selling, and dealing upon credit; where fraud is permitted or connived at, or hath no Law to punish it, the honest dealer is always undone and the knave gets the advantage." (from Gulliver's Travels: 'A Voyage to Lilliput')