Mike Gill – New Hampshire State of Corruption….President Trump Packages Delivered!

“Delivered the evidence to the FBI about Judicial corruption, murder for hire, the key players in the drug epidemic and the corrupt politicians. They didn’t want to take it before now they are taking it because they don’t want to go to Jail.”

View video HERE.  (click on Videos, scroll down to All Videos)

“Please share this video.  The FBI has been forced to recognize this corruption that’s why they had to accept the evidence.  Now we’ve got to let the country know that they have it and we’re all watching across the country.  We have to stand together.” (Mike Gill)

Related:

State of Corruption NH – Wheel Of Corruption

Is There More Behind New Hampshire Corruption?

Another New Jersey Governor Christie Nightmare….

Gavin Rozzi of Ocean County Politics interviews Marjorie Parise, author of “Why I Went to Prison.”

View interview HERE.

“Why I Went to Prison is the story of how a 55-year-old mother of two was sent to Federal prison. The story involves political corruption, extortion, and a major “land grab” in Ocean County, New Jersey, with the direct involvement from Governor Chris Christie (while NJ State Federal Attorney), with “strong arm” support of Political Boss George Gilmore, in the execution and cover up of crimes committed by elected and appointed public officials.

Why I Went to Prison shows how both men were involved in directly sending the author to prison for two years, the sickening depth that political corruption exists in New Jersey, and how the current Federal Attorney turns a blind eye to it all. In short, this is the story of a “whistleblower” who got in the way of the “machine” and was severely punished.”

To view Marjorie’s website and information on where to purchase her book “Why I Went To Prison, Living In A Chris Christie’s New Jersey”, click HERE.

Related to participant in this nightmare, George Gilmore, click HERE.

Related:

There Is More Behind Governor Chris Christie And The Bridgegate Scandal!

New Jersey – Bill Brennan Call To Action!

Tom Gage (N.J.) Addresses President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence

There Is More Behind Governor Chris Christie And The Bridgegate Scandal!

Update 12-6-16 (8:45 p.m.)

NJ Advance Media reports “Citing newly released polls, Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex) renewed his call Tuesday evening for Gov. Chris Christie to answer questions from lawmakers under oath.

Wisniewski, a 2017 candidate for governor, cited an FDU PublicMind poll released Tuesday that found 71 percent of voters thought the governor should have been a defendant in the federal Bridgegate trial.

Christie has maintained he knew nothing about the lane closures before or during the four-day traffic jam, which resulted in the conviction of two top allies and a guilty plea of a third.

“We didn’t need a poll to tell us what we already know,” said Wisniewski in an email sent to media.” Read more HERE.

As co-chair of the Legislative Bridgegate investigative panel and his knowledge of what a poll revealed, why didn’t John Wiesniewsk call Governor Christie to testify before his committee?

Were e-mails sent to the Investigative Committee received by the members and were they included in the evidence presented by the committee?

E-mails, click here.

view e-mails to Governor Christie

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New Jersey.com reports “Christie should have been Bridgegate defendant, poll finds. Nearly three-quarters of registered voters think Governor Christie should have been a defendant in the George Washington Bridge lane-closure trial, according to a new poll that also showed Christie’s job approval at yet another low and tied for the second-worst in recent history.

Christie’s approval ratings and popularity among voters have been on a downward trajectory since emails published in January 2014 showed high-ranking members of his administration were involved in or knew of the lane realignments at the bridge in Fort Lee, which federal prosecutors say were designed to create a traffic nightmare as punishment against the borough’s Democratic mayor for not endorsing Christie for re-election.

Christie was not charged in the case. He has maintained that he did not know the extent of his staff’s involvement until the emails were first published by The Record, but during the trial six people — including two former top aides and his chief strategist — testified that they did tell him before January that senior staff were said to be linked to the scheme.” Read more HERE.

Commentary:

Christie “has maintained that he did not know the extent of his staff’s involvement until the emails were first published by The Record.”

Wouldn’t it have been prudent of him to exercise his judgment and common sense to look further into the matter before the “extent” appeared in the media?

A conversation with Governor Christie was had in Dover NH forum on September 13, 2015, during his presidential campaign, regarding our veterans and the need for enforcement of the law. Another whitewash!

An e-mail was sent to Governor Christie – October 13, 2015 regarding the conversation of September 13th.

An e-mail was sent to Governor Christie – January 8, 2016 in reference to correspondence sent via e-mail to Governor Chris Christie on October 13, 2015. A call to the Governor’s office was made. The e-mail of October 13th “is not in the system.” Where is the e-mail? Isn’t the “loss” of e-mails an issue with “Bridgegate?”

view e-mails to Governor Christie

If the “traffic study” was a lie and there are two different accounts relative to this being a scheme due to the Mayor of Fort Lee not endorsing Christie – and contradictions to this reason – then what could be the motive behind this? Could the “scheme” generated have been to protect Prosecutor Molinelli in the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office for cover up of criminal activity involving Fort Lee? And the County Coroner’s failure to uphold N.J. state law? Afterall, Christie was running for the Presidency and if this evidence were to surface…his public service would be over! Is there more political maneuvering behind the scenes?

Why didn’t Governor Christie take action as to a possible motive for “Bridgegate” long before the “extent” was first published by The Record”?

Related:

New Jersey “Bridgegate” Trial  – View commentaries and documents.

New Jersey – Bill Brennan Call To Action!

New Jersey – Bill Brennan Call To Action!

Update:

The “last door” has not closed! More unanswered questions abound! New Jersey “Bridgegate” Trial, click here.
Something smells! It appears the court does not want to touch on the “motive” behind the “scheme.” Is there fear that deliberating this issue will further reveal the involvement of the U.S. Attorneys Office in shielding Governor Christie from obstruction of justice and abuse of power?

March 3, 2017 –  NorthJersey.com Editorial: “Last door for Bridgegate answers closes.

On Thursday, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office closed the door on Bridgegate, the tagline for a criminal scheme that toppled the presidential ambitions of Gov. Chris Christie and destroyed the lives and reputations of several high-ranking public officials. An attempt by Wayne resident Bill Brennan, a retired firefighter and candidate for governor, to bring Christie to trial for official misconduct failed after prosecutors determined that official misconduct could not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

In legal jargon, case closed. In the real world, too many questions remain.” Read more HERE.

March 2, 2017 – NorthJersey.com reports “Christie will not be charged in GWB case, prosecutor says, citing a lack of evidence. Read more HERE.

Bill Brennan statement: He was charged and Probable Cause was found – The prosecutor has a conflict of interest in that the defendant can fire him. They dismissed it before the Special Prosecutor motion was decided – that decision is due 3/17/17.”

February 16, 2017 – Judge again finds probable cause in Christie case

Editorial: Bridgegate in a Bergen courtroom

February 2, 2017 –  Christie’s criminal defense lawyers just failed to show up at the hearing they demanded.

Judge to rule next week on Gov. Christie Bridge-Gate complaint

January 30, 2017 – Democrat gubernatorial candidate Bill Brennan interviewed on New Jersey Power and Politics. (start 1:50)

January 29, 2017 – Bridgegate and Groundhog Day: Chris Christie’s recurring nightmare returns Feb. 2 | Mulshine

January 27, 2017 Bill Brennan statement:  “Office of Governor issued a false and misleading press release. Earlier today the Office of Governor issued a false and misleading press release that deceived a few media outlets into reporting that State v Christie had been dismissed.
The Probable Cause Hearing will proceed as scheduled at 0900 on 2/2/17 in the Bergen County Courthouse.
Christie’s blatantly false press release was based upon a letter from the Bergen County Prosecutor declaring that no matter what evidence is presented or what decision is reached by the Court, he will not prosecute Chris Christie.
The prosecutor’s letter was not a motion, it was not addressed to the Judge hearing the matter and it did not seek any judicial action. It was a prop in prosecutorial political theater. Prosecutors don’t normally become pen pals with an Assignment Judge simply to facilitate political theater orchestrated by the defendant.
When a series of unprecedented actions are taken by the prosecutor in a case that requires the executive branch to prosecute the chief executive; the court has a duty to hear the merits of any argument that a conflict of interest exists. To date nothing in State v Christie has been decided on the merits.
Judge Mizdol’s punt forces Judge McGeady to address the unresolved issue of conflict. As goes McGeady’s integrity so goes the integrity of the justice system. Judge McGeady bears a tremendous weight on behalf of us all. He can either destroy any sense of legitimacy our justice system could hope to hold on to or he can save the system by ruling that a special prosecutor is warranted. The judiciary is our last line of defense when the executive branch needs a check or balance. The Hon. Roy McGeady has been placed in a position that will define his legacy as a jurist.”

January 27, 2017 –   Prosecutor Won’t Pursue Charges Against Governor Christie. The case stems from a complaint Bill Brennan filed against Gov. Chris Christie in September regarding the Bridgegate trial. Read more HERE.

January 12, 2017 – Chris Christie Loses Appeal: Official Misconduct Charge Moves Forward. Gov. Chris Christie lost an appeal to have an official misconduct complaint regarding Bridgegate thrown out, but a new hearing will be held. Read more HERE.

Update: 12-6-16

The New Brunswick Today Show Interview With Bill Brennan – #Episode 25 (12/6/16), (at 18:00) click here.

December 06, 2016 the Star Ledger reports “Ex-firefighter Bill Brennan puts a damper on Chris Christie’s ambitions.”
“Gov. Christie didn’t take questions after assembling the media in the Capitol Rotunda last Tuesday for the announcement of a $300 million plan to renovate the Statehouse.

That left a vacuum. Bill Brennan promptly filled it.

The retired Teaneck firefighter quickly commandeered Christie’s spot. The cameras flocked around him as talked loudly about his effort to get a special prosecutor named in the citizen’s complaint he had filed against Christie last month during the Bridgegate trial.

That got him a lot of media attention. The next day he got a lot more during a press conference outside the Bergen County Courthouse following a hearing on his request.

In that hearing, the judge denied his motion to name a special prosecutor. So that means Christie can finally put Bridgegate behind him, right?

Wrong. It’s just getting started.

Bill “lost that motion last week on the technical grounds that he did not have standing to bring the motion. But yesterday at yet another well-attended press conference Brennan announced that he is appealing. “I think he has a good case on appeal,” said state Sen. Ray Lesniak. “If he doesn’t have standing, then no one has standing. Judges do that when they want to punt, when they don’t want to make a decision on the merits.” Read more HERE.

New York Post reports “Activist who filed complaint against Christie plans to run for governor.”
“The activist and former firefighter who filed a citizen’s official misconduct complaint against Gov. Chris Christie over the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal plans to run for New Jersey governor in 2017.

William Brennan made the surprise announcement Monday as he also railed about a judge’s ruling that no special prosecutor is needed to handle the case he brought against Christie.

“We are dealing with rampant criminality in the office of the governor of New Jersey. It is unprecedented, the level of deceit that has gone on,” said Brennan in announcing his longshot bid to succeed Christie.

“I have decided to clean house from the top down. Effective immediately, I am a candidate for the office of the governor of the state of New Jersey.” Read more HERE.

View FIOS1 news report HERE.

“Judge denies special prosecutor request in Bridgegate complaint against Christie.”
“A Superior Court judge on Friday denied a request for a special prosecutor to be appointed in a criminal misconduct complaint against Gov. Chris Christie for his alleged role in the Bridgegate scandal.

The ruling was handed down by Judge Bonnie Mizdol, who heard oral arguments on Wednesday on whether a request for a special prosecutor to handle a citizen’s complaint against Christie.

In an order released Friday morning, Midzol cited a “lack of standard.”
Read more HERE and HERE.

Update: 11-30-16 

Judge to rule if Bridgegate complaint against Christie gets special prosecutor.
Superior Court Judge Bonnie Mizdol said Wednesday that she will decide by the end of the week whether a request for a special prosecutor to handle a citizen’s complaint against Gov. Chris Christie for his alleged role in the Bridgegate scandal should be granted. Read more HERE.

Case shines spotlight on Bridgegate mysteries. Read more HERE.

Bridgegate mystery? It is sincerely believed that Fort Lee Mayor was used as a “decoy.” The motive behind the lane closures was dismissed in the court case. Why? It is believed there is something behind Christie and Bergen County Prosecutor Molinelli. Best to use a mayor for an excuse than to expose a prosecutor for misconduct, obstruction of justice and abuse of power!

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Your Citizen Support is Needed at the November 30th Special Prosecutor Hearing in Chris Christie Criminal Official Misconduct Case filed by NJ Social and Political Activist Bill Brennan!!! PLEASE WATCH/SHARE THIS VIDEO and JOIN FELLOW CONCERNED CITIZENS on NOVEMBER 30th!!!

View video HERE.

Chris Christie to appear in court over misconduct complaint, click here.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Facing 10 Years In Prison As Summons Issued For Misconduct In Office, click here.

Related:

New Jersey “Bridgegate” Trial, click here.
Something smells! It appears the court does not want to touch on the “motive” behind the “scheme.” Is there fear that deliberating this issue will further reveal the involvement of the U.S. Attorneys Office in shielding Governor Christie from obstruction of justice and abuse of power?

The U.S. DOJ has already accomplished this! A complaint was filed with the US DOJ/OIG. The “events” that occurred with Bridgegate coincide with correspondences, e-mails, etc.regarding a demand for investigation into Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office and Fort Lee. Pursuit of a full investigation continues. (View commentaries and documents)

Tom Gage (N.J.) Addresses President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, click here.

Tom Gage (N.J.) Addresses President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence

View video HERE. (starts at 3:08)

Evidence commands a full investigation into the US Attorneys General Offices, specifically, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Maine.

In April 2007 a criminal complaint was filed with the OIG (Office of Inspector General) against two US Attorneys General. The Office of Inspector General determined that the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys management should review this complaint against NJ USAG Chris Christie and N.H. USAG Thomas Collantuono which was forwarded to the Department of Justice, Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys. (During the tenure of USAG Alberto Gonzales)

When the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys ignored the complaint documentation was faxed to H. Marshall Jarrett, Counsel, Office of Professional Responsibility, on October 15, 2007. Marshall Jarrett did nothing. Today he sits as head of the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys.

The Director of the Executive Office of US Attorneys, H. Marshall Jarrett, must be investigated for his obstruction of justice and abuse of power.

President-elect Donald Trump must end the “Revolving Door Policy.”

Related: 
Is There More Behind New Hampshire Corruption? Click here.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Facing 10 Years In Prison As Summons Issued For Misconduct In Office

Politicus reports “New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie could be facing at least ten years in prison as a criminal summons has been issued for his misconduct in office related to Bridgegate.

NBC4 in New York reported:

A judge has found probable cause for a complaint of official misconduct against Gov. Chris Christie related to the George Washington Bridge closure.

The case now goes to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, which will determine if the case will lead to an indictment.
Under New Jersey’s official misconduct law, a public servant can be imprisoned for up to ten years for criminal acts committed in their official capacity. Chris Christie’s Bridgegate behavior is a textbook violation of New Jersey law.” View more HERE.

A complaint – with links to New Hampshire – against Bergen County Prosecutor for misconduct and cover up was given to Christie when he was N.J. USAG and again when he became Governor. He has covered up the misconduct and violation of NJ statutes. Now the case now goes to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office? Where do you think this going? Christie’s misconduct in office extends beyond “Bridgegate”!

Related:

New Jersey “Bridgegate” Trial, click here. (View commentaries…quite revealing!)

Is There More Behind New Hampshire Corruption? Click here.

Could this be Bridgegate: The sequel? Read HERE.