Grand Jury Mystery
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Righteousness is true Justice and True Justice is always fair - otherwise there is no Justice. Without Justice, there is no Freedom. When there is no freedom, anarchy reigns. As responsible United States citizens, let us contend for our American heritage before we lose it completely - "One Nation under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." The conflict of interest issue is rampant in both the church government and the legal justice system of this world. As a result, many times fairness and equality are cast aside and disregarded as unimportant. The saga of sinful scheming and conspiracy continued for years and the cover-up of the corruption continues to unravel, as the curtain is slowly opened, unveiling some of the mysterious cover-up. GRAND JURY MYSTERY is the mysterious ongoing miscarriage of justice and intrigue in the church leadership and the legal justice system of this world. It reveals how those who question established authority can be trampled on, crushed, thrown aside, and shunned while at the same time "Moral Values" are all mixed up and of no value. The great mysterious secrecy surrounding the "QUESTIONABLE" grand jury investigation helped hide the U.S. attorney conflict of interest. The American grand jury system can be good but we have discovered that it also can be very dangerous to justice because of all the secrecy, which enables potential miscarriage of justice at the highest levels of government. At all levels of the Church and Government there has been cover-up and more cover-up of the cover-up. The Grand Jury secrecy/mystery has greatly helped to conceal the corruption, and the corrupt cover-up of the corruption. For years the Federal agents andAssemblies of God Northwest and General Counsel Officials carried on with their big ruse. The sad truth is, those in leadership often fall prey to the lust for power and control. Church officials rely on subterfuge to conceal their unholy deeds. People with power, might, and
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