The Opperman Report'

Tonight First Hour Rev Edward Pinkney !!

Rev Edward Pinkney, born in Chicago, Illinois: President of the Black Autonomy Network Community Organization(BANCO) and stop the Take Over of Benton Harbor. Rev Edward Pinkney attended West Texas State,Chobat College in Hayward, CA. and earned his certificate in Theology, Religious Education, A bachelor of Theology from Liberty University in Virginia. He is the Pastor of God House Of Faith.

Rev Edward Pinkney has worked to reform the court system in Benton Harbor and around the country. A town with 70% unemployment and more people in prison per-capita than anywhere in the world. Rev Pinkney has worked to have over 400 criminal cases dismissed in a ten year period.
Some years ago, the community exercised their democratic rights in a recall election of a city commissioner back by Whirlpool corporation. Whirlpool is the corporation that run Benton Harbor. Whirlpool is the community master, who is leading
a redevelopment effort to take over the city and lakefront property deeded to the city, and threaten to displace the community, after a successful recall election in 2005.
Rev Pinkney was arrested for voter fraud and convicted by an all white jury, that was motivated by something other than the truth.
He later had his probation revoke and was sentenced to 3-10 years in prison for quoting the biblical admonition from Deuteronomy
That God will punish those who act unjustly against others. The statement was published in the People Tribune, a national newspaper based in Chicago, after serving a year for the charge. A major victory was won for free speech. When the Michigan appellate Court overturn this ruling and the conviction.
This was the first time anybody have ever been sent to prison for quoting the bible. Rev Pinkney continues to go the courthouse to court
watch for the people. Rev Edward Pinkney said those who can not stop the message usually turn against mes sager.
Rev Pinkney has continued to travel around the country speaking at many venues, including Cornell University, Michigan State University, University of Michigan, Washington State University, Western Michigan University, Wayne State University, The Social Forum, Black Men In Union, and over 127 other venues. Rev Pinkney has a blog talk radio show every Sunday.
Rev Pinkney continues to lead the fight against the corporations of Whirlpool take over of Benton Harbor. The latest effort involves the struggle
to resist an undemocratic state law public act 436. This law has put an emergency Manager and now a EFM under Public act 436. in charge of the cities in Michigan. The EFM has dictatorial power and stripped elected officials of all authority of running the city. This struggle in Benton Harbor, Michigan will continue.
Rev Pinkney will be going on Trial October 27 in Berrien County Courthouse.

Rev Edward Pinkney

bhbanco.org

blogtalkradio.com/Rev Pinkney
Pinkney to Pinkney show
Every Sunday at 5 pm eastrn time
Burn Baby Burn
Burn all NAACP MEMBERSHIPS CARDS

Rev. Pinkney's trial begins on October 27, 8:30am. The charges are voter fraud - five felonies of forgery of a recall petition with no victims and no evidence. The judge and the prosecutor stated tha in Michigan evidence is not required in order to go to trial. The prosecutor presented no direct evidence or indirect evidence. Pinkney is potentially facing many years in prison when there has not been a crime committed by him.
The attack on democracy and justice in Benton Harbor shows that the corporate power structure is determined to crush anyone who stand in it's way. It is part of a process under way across America in various forms. Democracy has been stolen from the people. Water rights have been stolen. Poverty is growing. We the people have nothing in common with the billionaires, their corporations, or government. We must stand together for a new America.
Our challenge today must be to create discomfort in the house of the powerful around the nation, with or without violence, with an appeal for freedom, justice, equality and understanding. There are too many poor people in a nation so wealthy. Today we are not free and we are not equal. We have expanded the disparity gap between those who live in surplus and those who live in poverty.
An economic system that doesn't feed, clothe, and house its people must be and will be overturned and replaced with a system that meets the needs of the people. The unfinished business will require both courage and risk. It will require sacrifice. We must dream above the clouds of doubt and fear. We must continue to fight until discrimination and poverty no longer exist.
Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten anything by appealing to the moral sense of the oppressor.
The struggle that has taken place in recent years in Benton Harbor is a case in point, and one that holds a number of lessons for the American people. The fight in Benton Harbor is a war, not a conflict; it is a war over whether Americans will have prosperity and democracy or live in poverty under the heel of open corporate rule.
Let's make this struggle a victory for all who are victims of the economic crisis in every city, town, and state in America.

Rev Edward Pinkney
blogtalkradio.com

Pinkney to Pinkney show
Every Sunday at 5pm ET
Burn Baby Burn

Burn all NAACP Membership Cardss
http://www.bhbanco.org/

BANCO (legal defense fund for Rev Pinkney case)
1940 Union Ave
Benton Harbor, Michigan
49022

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This was a great conversation with Joe DiToma author of Cult of The Black Sun and Cisco Street Love author of Yesterdays Shame: Story of Atlanta Child Murders.

These are two very brilliant researchers on a variety of subjects. We covered the Son of sam Case, The Process Church of the Final Judgment, Wayne Williams, The Atlanta Child Murders and much more .

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TH Metzger: Undercover Mormon: A Spy in the House of Gods

When a not-exactly-normal guy cooks up a fake name, buys some white shirts, shaves clean, and enters the Mormon church, what does he find?

When most people hear the word “Mormon,” they think of Utah. But the real sacred sites aren’t in the desert. It all started in the boondocks of western New York State, which was, once upon a very strange time, the hottest hotbed of wild religion in the world.

Th. Metzger has lived his whole life in Rochester, just down the road from the cradle of Mormonism. He’d seen the crazy hyper-happy pageants and heard all about the polygamy, getting your own personal planet when you die, and of course the magic underwear. Going undercover as a man on a spiritual quest, he discovers that the answers he’s been seeking for decades aren’t at all what he expects. Undercover Mormon chronicles his hilarious, revealing and bizarre search for the truth.

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Civil Rights Attny Daniel Sheehan; JFK Assination, Project Bluebook, CIA , Jimmy Carter, Silkwood, Pentagon Papers

Daniel P. Sheehan is a Constitutional and public interest lawyer, public speaker and educator. Over the last forty-five years he has participated in numerous legal cases of public interest, including the Pentagon Papers Case, the Watergate Break-In Case, the Silkwood Case, the La Penca Bombing Case and others. He established the Christic Institute and the Romero institute, two non-profit public policy centers. He has also spoken publicly about UFOs and alien visitation.

Today, Sheehan is Chief Counsel of the Romero Institute, where his current focus is the Lakota People's Law Project. The Lakota People's Law Project seeks to end what they claim are unlawful seizures of Native American Lakota children in South Dakota, and stop the state practice of placing the vast majority of these children in non-Native homes, in violation of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act.

In addition, he recently published a memoir, The People's Advocate, and is finishing work for a book on the most up-to-date theories of the John F. Kennedy assassination.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Peoples-Advocate-America%C2%92s-Fearless/dp/1619021722/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=theopprep-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=Q4SBWRBCYA5HMVCM&creativeASIN=1619021722

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Air Date: 9-26-2014

West Memphis Three case investigators, William Ramsey and David McGowan on this special one year anniversary episode of the Opperman Report.


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Tune in tonight as Ed Opperman welcomes Special Guests:

William Ramsey, author of:
"Abomination: Devil Worship and Deception in the West Memphis Three Murder"
"Aleister Crowley: A Visual Study"
"Prophet of Evil: Aleister Crowley, 9/11 and the New World Order (Volume 1)"
AND
Dave McGowan, author of:
"Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon: Laurel Canyon, Covert Ops & the Dark Heart of the Hippie Dream"
"Derailing Democracy"
"Understanding the F-Word: American Fascism and the Politics of Illusion"
"Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder"
--
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/688813.William_Ramsey

http://www.amazon.com/Prophet-Evil-Aleister-Crowley-World/dp/1460920694/ref=sr_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1411960252&sr=1-5

http://www.amazon.com/David-McGowan/e/B00HX2N7LM/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/192349.David_McGowan?from_search=true

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Original air date: 9-26-14

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The Friday Night Call-in Show With Ed Oppeman
(9/19/2014)

The Opperman Report, 1 year anniversary.
Open Lines.
New information & big announcements.

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Friday, September 19, 2014
Paul Gaudet, Candidate for Family Court Judge Department L / Attny Mary Perry

Ed Opperman and Paul Gaudet discuss justice in the in family court system.

www. PaulGaudetforJudge.com

48 year old father of 3 children
22 years resident of Clark County, Nevada

Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Southeastern Louisiana University
Experienced Auditor/Accountant
Juris Doctorate from Louisiana State University
22 years practicing attorney in Clark County, Nevada
Law practice focusing on Domestic/Family issues and general civil litigation
Extensive trial/courtroom experience, having tried hundreds of cases before the District Courts of Clark County, Federal Courts, Bankruptcy Courts, and other State Courts
Experience as Arbitrator/Mediator for State Bar of Nevada
Experience as Juvenile Hearing Officer in Clark County
Experience as Small Claims Officer in Clark County
Experience as Truancy Hearing Officer in Clark County
Honored as Top 100 Trial Lawyers of American Trial Lawyer's Association
Honored as Mountain States Super Lawyer
Small business owner in Clark County, Nevada for 22 years

"I was raised in Hardy Arkansas, which had a population of 750 people. That population has not
moved much since my younger days. It had few opportunities for raising a family without
government assistance, at least part of the time. We did not even have a McDonalds. My Mom
and Dad supported us by being truck drivers, waiting tables, and jack of all trades just to keep
food on the table. When my parents offered to send me through college, I turned them down. I
knew I would not appreciate it as much if I did not earn it myself.

I followed the path of many of the young girls in Hardy follow: have children, get married, work
odd jobs. I had a daughter, got married and worked by bailing hay, cutting wood, and even as a
caretaker. My marriage fell apart, so I joined the Air Force at 21.

I loved serving my country. This was some of the best years of my life and I grew up, finally.
Unfortunately, I was medically discharged eight and a half years later. I moved to Las Vegas as
my final destination out of the Air Force

While trying to figure out what I wanted to do with the rest of my, I worked as a keno runner,
armed security, and in retail. Finally, I realized I would never earn more than $12.00 an hour, if I
never went to college. I know how hard it is to raise a family and pay bills on a small pay check.
In May 1996, I graduated from UNLV with a Bachelor of Science in Business Management. I
still could not find a job that would pay more than $12.00 per hour starting out. It was
disheartening. I decided I wanted to be an attorney and was lucky enough to be accepted at
William S. Boyd's School of Law, at UNLV, It was Boyd's Charter Class and I was lucky
enough to be a part of setting the standard for all other graduating classes.

Even though I have experience in criminal law and personal injury, my passion is Family Law:
divorce, child custody, child support, guardianships, abuse & neglect, etc., I have developed a
deep respect and affection for the unique complexities that involve family law. So much so, I
have represented over 1,000 clients, including more than 100 pro bono, in 13 years. I am known
for assisting people around the courthouse just because they looked confused. I sit down with
them and help with their paperwork and explain as much as possible. There are countless times I
have done this. The court staff knows if I am there, I am willing to help with people at their
window, when the clerks are unable to help.

I am licensed in Nevada and Hawaii, and I am currently studying for the Missouri and Arkansas
bar."

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